Portable Data Collector TR-57DCi Features and Specs Communication with PC Communication with Loggers Optical / Infrared / Serial Communication The TR-57DCi is a handy data collector for easily gathering recorded data from our data loggers. It can be used to gather and check recorded data on the spot without having to manually gather the data loggers. Recording settings such as “Recording Interval” and “Recording Start” can also be made directly from the TR-57DCi. Communication with Loggers (Collect Data / Condition Settings) Optical Communication with PC (Download Recorded Data / Analysis) Serial Compatible with a Wide Range of Loggers Operates on Just Two Batteries It can collect data from loggers in the TR-5i / 5S / 5 Series, TR-7Ui / TR-7U / TR-7 Series, RTR-5 Series and from VR-71. It operates on just 2 AAA Alkaline Batteries. At one hour a day operation it gives you 100 days of operation. Collect and Check Data on the Spot It is easy to collect data on site and check it immediately. Graph * Actual battery life is not guaranteed. It will depend on the infrared communication settings. Large Storage Capacity: 256,000 Readings It can store data downloaded from up to 16 units (TR-51i or TR-52i) at full data capacity. Easy One Hand Operation You can select all menus and items using the operation buttons and dial. Make Recording Condition Settings It is possible to make settings for "Recording Start Date and Time", "Recording Interval", and "Recording Mode" for all compatible data log

*1: Infrared Communication can be used only to download recorded data, and not to make recording settings. *2: The following cables are necessary for serial communication with data loggers : TR-6C10 ( included ) for TR-7Ui/7U series, and TR-TR-4C10 (optional) for TR-7S series and VR-71. *3: The optional serial communication cable TR-07C is necessary for serial communication with PC. *4: Battery life varies depending upon multiple factors including ambient temperature, frequency of communication, and battery performance. All estimates are based on operations carried out with a new battery and...