Tinytag Explorer will automatically detect data loggers when they are started or downloaded. If you are having trouble connecting your data logger to the software, follow these steps.

The display on a Tinyview or Tinytag View 2 data logger will only show readings while the unit is recording. If your device has a blank screen, it may have stopped recording or the battery might need replacing.

Tinytag voltage, current and count data loggers can be used with third-party input cables. This article contains information on how to use third-party input leads with Tinytag data loggers.

Most Tinytag data loggers have one or more LEDs that indicate the status of the logger. In most cases, the LEDs indicate that the logger is waiting to record, recording or that an alarm is active.

Tinytag data loggers can be used with third-party PT100 and PT1000 probes. Information on how to connect third-party probes to your Tinytag data logger can be found in this article.

This article contains information on replacing probes for Tinytag temperature and relative humidity data loggers.

If your humidity logger is showing unusual or unexpected readings, it is likely that the sensor has come into contact with a liquid. Allowing the sensor to fully dry should allow the logger to read normally.

If the USB cable/pad drivers for the Tinytag Explorer software have not installed correctly, you will need to install them manually.

Before manually installing USB drivers, you should check whether the drivers have installed correctly.

Tinytag View 2 data loggers have different indicators on their displays that show the data logger's status. A full overview of the indicators can be found in this article.

Contamination can build up on relative humidity sensors over time, reducing their accuracy. This article offers advice on how to clean the RH sensors of Tinytag Ultra 2, Talk 2, Plus 2 and View 2 relative humidity data loggers to keep your readings accurate.