1125 User Guide - Revision history

Mparadis at 14:28, 9 May 2018

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2012-11-14T21:26:53Z

Running Phidgets Sample Program

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	#Make sure that the Ratiometric box is Ticked.		#Make sure that the Ratiometric box is Ticked.
	#Check the values in the Analog In boxes. The humidity value of 318, for example, is equal to 22% relative humidity and the temperature value of 389 is equal to 23 degrees Celsius.		#Check the values in the Analog In boxes. The humidity value of 318, for example, is equal to 22% relative humidity and the temperature value of 389 is equal to 23 degrees Celsius.
	#You can adjust the input sensitivity by moving the slider pointer. Note that the default sensitivity is 10 in this example program, which corresponds to a 2.22°C threshold. This means that the temperature value won't update unless it's changed by 2.22 degrees or more unless you choose a lower sensitivity value.		#You can adjust the input sensitivity by moving the slider pointer. Note that the default sensitivity is 10 in this example program, which corresponds to a 2.22°C threshold when using the 1125. This means that the temperature value won't update unless it's changed by 2.22 degrees or more (unless you choose a lower sensitivity value).
	#Click on the Sensors button to bring up the Advanced Sensor Form.		#Click on the Sensors button to bring up the Advanced Sensor Form.
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2012-11-14T21:22:48Z

Running Phidgets Sample Program

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	#Make sure that the Ratiometric box is Ticked.		#Make sure that the Ratiometric box is Ticked.
	#Check the values in the Analog In boxes. The humidity value of 318, for example, is equal to 22% relative humidity and the temperature value of 389 is equal to 23 degrees Celsius.		#Check the values in the Analog In boxes. The humidity value of 318, for example, is equal to 22% relative humidity and the temperature value of 389 is equal to 23 degrees Celsius.
	#You can adjust the input sensitivity by moving the slider pointer.		#You can adjust the input sensitivity by moving the slider pointer. Note that the default sensitivity is 10 in this example program, which corresponds to a 2.22°C threshold. This means that the temperature value won't update unless it's changed by 2.22 degrees or more unless you choose a lower sensitivity value.
	#Click on the Sensors button to bring up the Advanced Sensor Form.		#Click on the Sensors button to bring up the Advanced Sensor Form.
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2012-08-09T15:54:46Z

Formulas

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	The Formula to translate SensorValue into Relative Humidity is:		The Formula to translate SensorValue into Relative Humidity is:

	<math>RH (%) = (SensorValue * 0.1906) - 40.2</math>
			:<math>
			\text{RH (}%\text{)} = \text{(SensorValue} \times \text{0.1906) - 40.2}
			</math>

	===Temperature===		===Temperature===

2012-08-09T15:47:38Z

Formulas

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	The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:		The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:

	<math>\text{Temperature (°C)} = (\text{SensorValue} \times 0.22222) - 61.11</math>
			:<math>\text{Temperature (°C)} = (\text{SensorValue} \times 0.22222) - 61.11</math>


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2012-08-09T14:54:57Z

Formulas

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	The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:		The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:

	<math>\text{Temperature (°C)} = (\text{SensorValue} \times 0.22222) ~~\minus~~ 61.11</math>		<math>\text{Temperature (°C)} = (\text{SensorValue} \times 0.22222) - 61.11</math>

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2012-08-09T14:54:49Z

Formulas

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	The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:		The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:

	<math>\text{Temperature} (°C) = (SensorValue * 0.22222) - 61.11</math>		<math>\text{Temperature (°C)} = (\text{SensorValue} \times 0.22222) \minus 61.11</math>

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Formulas

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	The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:		The Formula to translate SensorValue into Temperature is:

	<math>Temperature (°C) = (SensorValue * 0.22222) - 61.11</math>		<math>\text{Temperature} (°C) = (SensorValue * 0.22222) - 61.11</math>

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