Campbell Scientific CS115 Instruction Manual
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To install the CS115 Sensor, mount it securely on a mast using the supplied mounting bracket. Ensure the sensor is level and oriented correctly, then connect it to the data logger using the provided cables. Follow the manual for detailed installation instructions.
Regularly inspect the sensor for physical damage and ensure that the cables and connectors are secure. Clean the sensor body with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and debris, and check for any signs of corrosion.
Check all cable connections to ensure they are secure. Verify that the data logger is configured correctly to communicate with the sensor. Use diagnostic tools provided by Campbell Scientific to check for any error codes.
Ensure the sensor is properly calibrated and check for any physical obstructions affecting the measurement area. Verify that environmental conditions are within the sensor's operating range.
Calibration of the CS115 Sensor should be performed according to the procedures outlined in the user manual. Use a standard calibration solution or reference instrument to ensure accuracy.
The CS115 Sensor is designed to operate in a wide range of environmental conditions, but extreme temperatures or humidity levels may affect performance. Refer to the specifications for detailed operating limits.
Connect the sensor's output cable to the appropriate input terminal on the data logger. Configure the data logger software to recognize the sensor and set up the necessary measurement parameters.
The CS115 Sensor measures and outputs electrical discharge data, which can be used to analyze atmospheric conditions. Data is typically output in a digital format compatible with Campbell Scientific data loggers.
Calibration frequency depends on the application and environmental conditions. However, it is generally recommended to calibrate the sensor annually or whenever there is a significant change in performance.
While specific warranty details should be confirmed with the manufacturer, Campbell Scientific typically offers a standard one-year warranty on its sensors, covering material and workmanship defects.