Campbell Scientific HUB-SDM5 Instruction Manual

The HUB-SDM5 Junction Box is used to connect multiple SDM devices to a single datalogger port, allowing for expanded data collection capabilities.
To connect the HUB-SDM5 to a datalogger, use a compatible cable to connect the junction box's output port to the SDM port on the datalogger. Ensure that the connections are secure and the datalogger is configured correctly to recognize the SDM devices.
First, check all cable connections to ensure they are secure. Verify that the SDM devices are powered on and their addresses are correctly set. Additionally, confirm that the datalogger's SDM ports are properly configured in the software settings.
Yes, the HUB-SDM5 is designed for outdoor use and is housed in a weather-resistant enclosure. However, ensure that all connections are properly sealed to prevent moisture ingress.
Regularly inspect the HUB-SDM5 for any signs of physical damage or wear. Ensure that all cable connections are secure and free from corrosion. Clean the junction box exterior as needed to prevent dust and debris buildup.
The HUB-SDM5 can accommodate up to five SDM devices, allowing for expanded data collection capabilities from multiple sensors.
Yes, multiple HUB-SDM5 units can be daisy-chained to increase the number of connected SDM devices beyond five. Ensure that the total load does not exceed the datalogger's power and processing capabilities.
The HUB-SDM5 itself does not require external power as it is powered through the connected SDM devices and the datalogger. Ensure that the total power consumption of all connected devices does not exceed the datalogger's limits.
Check the integrity of all cable connections and ensure that there is no interference from external sources. Verify that each SDM device has a unique address and that the datalogger's configuration settings are correct. Also, inspect the junction box and cables for any signs of damage.
To ensure optimal performance in harsh environments, use weatherproof connectors and seal all cable entry points. Regularly inspect and maintain the junction box to prevent dust, moisture, and corrosion from affecting performance.