Campbell Scientific LI190R Instruction Manual
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To install the LI190R Sensor, mount it at the desired location using a leveling base and ensure it is level. Connect it to a compatible data logger using the supplied cable, taking care to protect the connections from moisture.
The LI190R Sensor is factory calibrated, but for field calibration, use a reference sensor with known calibration. Compare readings under consistent conditions, and apply a correction factor if necessary.
Check the connections to ensure they are secure and not corroded. Verify that the data logger is configured correctly and that the power supply is adequate. If issues persist, consult the user manual for further diagnostics.
Regularly clean the sensor's optical surfaces with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and debris. Periodically check the connections for corrosion or wear, and recalibrate the sensor annually or as needed.
The LI190R Sensor measures photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) in micromoles per square meter per second (µmol m^-2 s^-1). Data can be used to assess light conditions for plant growth or other ecological studies.
No, the LI190R Sensor is not designed for underwater use. It should be used in open-air environments only, where it can accurately measure solar radiation.
Position the LI190R Sensor with a clear view of the sky, avoiding obstructions like trees or buildings that may cast shadows. It should be placed horizontally and leveled for accurate measurements.
Ensure that the sensor is clean and level. Check for any nearby objects that might intermittently block the sensor and verify the calibration against a known reference.
While the LI190R Sensor is built to withstand harsh conditions, it can be protected further with weather shields or enclosures. Ensure the protection does not obstruct the sensor's field of view.
Yes, cable length can be extended using compatible extension cables, but keep in mind that excessive lengths may affect signal integrity. Use high-quality cables to minimize losses.