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I'm looking for a cheap (< $200), simple (1 or 2 channel) Bluetooth connected voltage data logger that I can read and control from an app on an Apple mobile device. Such a thing surely exists but I have had nothing but frustration searching for one. I would very much appreciate any leads. Thanks.
Best,
--Frank
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I'm looking for a cheap (< $200), simple (1 or 2 channel) Bluetooth connected voltage data logger that I can read and control from an app on an Apple mobile device. Such a thing surely exists but I have had nothing but frustration searching for one. I would very much appreciate any leads. Thanks.
Does it have to Bluetooth? Plenty of options using WiFi protocol.
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Does it have to Bluetooth? Plenty of options using WiFi protocol.
WiFi would be OK, too. But Bluetooth is my first choice. Less range but also less fuss. Thanks. -F
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https://moosh.im/mooshimeter/
Haven't tried it, but it seems pretty cool! Looks like it's around $137 on amazon.
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https://moosh.im/mooshimeter/
Haven't tried it, but it seems pretty cool! Looks like it's around $137 on amazon.
I may just have to order one. I'll sleep on it. Thanks so much. -F
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I have a couple of these I use in my day job:
https://www.lascarelectronics.com/data-loggers/
I haven't tried their Wi-Fi option but the basic USB loggers work great, available on line here:
https://www.dataq.com/products/lascar/el-usb/?source=googleel&gclid=CLCb24jBsNICFVa4wAoduSAC9A
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I have a couple of these I use in my day job:
https://www.lascarelectronics.com/data-loggers/
Dave, thank you. The little OEM modules are nicely priced and might be good for some future projects.
For the current problem I went ahead and ordered a Mooshimeter, which I should get on Thursday. I'm probably more excited about it than I ought to be :) I'll let you all know how it works.
Best,
--Frank
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I'll let you all know how it works.
I got the Mooshimeter -- and so far I'm in love. It's in a nice little package and came to life right away. Test leads (3), batteries, and a zippered case are included, but to do logging you need to supply a micro-SD card (~$20 for 32 GB). My only gripe so far, and this is very minor, is that the common and voltage banana jacks are on a diagonal and not at .75 in. spacing, so you can't use a double banana for the most common logging application. Current and resistance, however, are on .75 in. spaced jacks.
If you ask it to log it generates an email with a .csv file as an attachment, like this:
PCB: 008
ASM: 000
LOT: 00000
FW: 1477971088
CH1: AMPS 10A
CH2: VOLT 60V
SMPL: 0032 0125Hz
UTC TIME SEC ,CH1 AMPS DC ,CH2 VOLT DC
1488489656.232,-1.442432E-05, 1.006439E-01,000470
1488489656.666,-4.327297E-05, 1.009737E-01
1488489657.666,-1.923242E-05, 2.172455E000
1488489658.666,-3.365675E-05, 3.831762E000
1488489659.666,-2.884864E-05, 6.951432E000
It also has a graphing function in the app, which works like an oscilloscope in scroll mode, but as far as I know you can't get it to graph the logs. This would seem to be an obvious add-on. All for now.
Best,
--Frank
(http://Moshimeter.jpg)