Problems connecting to my logger
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.
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Getting unexpected readings on a humidity logger
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 a humidity sensor comes into contact with liquid, the sensor may take inaccurate or unexpected readings.
When the sensor becomes saturated, it is possible for the readings to show 100%RH, 0%RH or just above 0%RH. The image below shows a typical reading if this happens.
If the sensor gets wet, allow it to dry out. Once it is dry, and providing no residue is left on it, the unit should read correctly once more.
Current Tinytag Plus 2 and View 2 relative humidity data loggers now use a coated RH sensor, which offers increased protection against moisture.
When these sensors come into contact with moisture, their readings are more stable and recover faster after they have dried out.
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The display on my logger is blank
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.
How to export data from Tinytag Explorer
Recorded data can be exported from Tinytag Explorer for use in other applications, either by saving it in a different file format or by using copy and paste.
