Product Overview
DataTaker 600 Series 2 Data Logger Kit with CEM-AD Expansion Modules and PCMCIA Memory Card
Condition
Unused new old stock, open box; cables and manual are not included. The sale is the DataTaker 600 Series 2 data logger in its Lugg-A-Logger chassis, two CEM-AD expansion modules, a DataTaker PCMCIA 1024 KBYTE memory card (LOGGER-MC-1024P) and two Data Electronics product report slips. Markings legible: Data Electronics logo, DATATAKER 600 Series 2 DATA LOGGER on the logger front; LUGG-A-LOGGER on the chassis; DATATAKER Expansion Module on each module; Data Electronics (Aust) Pty. Model CEM-AD S/N 25803 Made in Australia on one module; DT600-S2 on a product report slip; P/N SM001M-NN, S/N 78B5383F, PC Card Member Company, CE, Assembled in Taiwan on the memory card.
Ready to ship from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day. Selling online since 1999.
Product Overview
A DataTaker 600 Series 2 data logger, model DT600-S2, sits in a white Lugg-A-Logger chassis with CEM-AD expansion modules from Data Electronics alongside. The logger front has a display window and five keys, with a green terminal strip running along its top edge.
Key Features
- DataTaker 600 Series 2 data logger, DT600-S2
- Lugg-A-Logger chassis with the logger mounted in it
- CEM-AD expansion modules with green terminal strips along both long sides and a D-shaped multi-pin connector at one end
- Front panel display window and five keys
- DataTaker PCMCIA memory card, 1024 KBYTE, LOGGER-MC-1024P
- Product report slip listing assemblies 0896-381, 0903-055 and 0902-001
Frequently Asked Questions
Are cables or a manual included?
Not included.
What memory card comes with it?
A DataTaker PCMCIA card, LOGGER-MC-1024P, 1024 KBYTE, part number SM001M-NN.
Is the logger already mounted in the Lugg-A-Logger chassis?
Yes. The DataTaker 600 sits in the chassis, and the CEM-AD modules and the memory card come with it, unused and open box. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Somebody named this chassis Lugg-A-Logger and lettered it big enough to read across a room. The cables and manual stayed behind, so plan on your own leads.
