Built-In Web Interface

The built-in web interface makes your datalogger accessible using any browser. 

  • View data
  • Collect data
  • Change settings
  • Manage files
  • And more

Read the steps.



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CR1000X Support Resources

  1. New CR1000X Datalogger (2:26)
  2. CR1000X Series Getting Started
  3. Datalogger Programming
  4. CR1000X Datalogger Getting Started | Overview (Part 1) (2:21)
  5. CR1000X Datalogger Getting Started | Communicate (Part 2) (6:08)
  6. CR1000X Datalogger Getting Started | Program (Part 3) (6:25)
  7. CR1000X Datalogger Getting Started | Data (Part 4) (4:05)
  8. CR1000X Datalogger Getting Started | Communicate (Part 2) (7:36)
  9. CR1000X Datalogger Getting Started | Program (Part 3) (5:49)
  10. CR1000X Datalogger Getting Started | Data (Part 4) (3:47)
  11. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 1: Variables (13:30)
  12. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 2: Tables (8:53)
  13. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 3: Writing a Complete Program (14:51)
  14. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 4: Programming for Control with Operators and Logical Expressions. (9:05)
  15. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 5: Conditional Tables (10:51)
  16. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 6: Loops (9:02)
  17. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 7:Determine If External Memory is Required/Intro to MicroSD (9:19)
  18. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 8: Deploy, Monitor, and Swap MicroSD Cards in the Field (7:41)
  19. Fundamentals of CRBasic Programming Part 9: Retrieving Data from a MicroSD Card (5:51)
  20. CRBasic in the Real World Part 1: Adding a Water Level Measurement (8:28)
  21. CRBasic in the Real World Part 2: Triggering Real-Time Measurements During a Site Visit (10:41)
  22. CRBasic in the Real World Part 3: Subroutines (6:31)
  23. CRBasic in the Real World Part 4: Offsets (7:24)
  24. CRBasic in the Real World Part 5: Changing the Sensor Used in a Program and Program Versioning (5:42)
  25. Sending an OS to a Local Datalogger (Part 1) (5:28)
  26. Sending an OS to a Remote Datalogger (Part 2) (5:10)
  27. IP Networking and Data Loggers Part 1 (8:34)
  28. IP Networking and Data Loggers Part 2 (9:51)
  29. Ethernet over USB (2:11)
  30. LoggerNet Software | Changing Variables (2:33)
  31. LoggerNet Software | Network Planner (4:04)
  32. Pipeline and Sequential Modes (10:04)
  33. Double-Precision Calculations (5:50)
  34. Toolbox for Installation and Maintenance (2:21)
  35. Power Budgeting (4:07)
  36. Replacing the CR1000X Lithium Battery (5:58)
  37. Understanding the Importance of Grounding (5:41)
  38. Certificates of Calibration (1:05)
  39. Campbell Scientific Data Logger Expansion (8:53)
  40. Using a Multiplexer (8:27)
  41. Multiplexer Programming with a CR1000 Datalogger (6:09)
  42. Wiring a Datalogger to a Multiplexer (7:18)
  43. LoggerLink Software | An Introduction (12:11)
  44. Troubleshooting Resistance-Based Sensors (18:23)
  45. Troubleshooting Voltage Output Sensors (7:42)
  46. SDI-12 Sensors | Transparent Mode (7:13)
  47. SDI-12 Sensors | Watch or Sniffer Mode (3:25)
  48. Using RTMC (2023) (10:41)
  49. Using RTMC Pro (5:44)
  50. Using RTMC Pro to Create a Report and Hotspot (6:45)
  51. Basic Troubleshooting 1: Measuring Data Logger Output Voltage With a Multimeter (3:54)
  52. Basic Troubleshooting 2: Checking Continuity (2:15)
  53. Basic Troubleshooting 3: Measuring Current Drain (4:12)
  54. Troubleshooting Communications Issues with LogTool (6:40)
  55. Introduction to the CR1000KD (2:44)
  56. Troubleshooting with the CR1000KD (7:12)
  57. CRBasic Functions (6:23)
  58. Backing Up and Restoring Data Logger Settings Files Using Device Configuration (4:07)
  59. Creating Custom Menus in CRBasic for a Data Logger Display (8:28)
  60. Creating a Short Cut Wiring Diagram for Sensor Not in Short Cut (5:50)
  61. Wiring Diagrams for Data Logger Programs Part 1: Using Short Cut for Windows (5:28)
  62. Analyzing a CRBasic Program to Deduce Sensor Wiring (7:13)
  63. Documenting Data Logger Wiring Using an Excel Template (5:41)