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The Tinytag Plus Radio data logger requires a power supply of between 4.7 and 26V that can supply 50mA.
We supply the ACS-0044 power supply for use with Tinytag Plus Radio data loggers.
If you would like to use an alternative power supply with a Tinytag Plus Radio data logger, it must be between 4.7 and 26V and be able to supply 50mA.
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The Tinytag Connect system uses a Windows service called the Master Gateway to manage the collection of data from radio and LAN data loggers and to present this data across a network for viewing in Tinytag Explorer.
A Radio data logger's battery voltage is checked once every two hours. After a battery replacement, the low battery warning shown in Tinytag Explorer will only disappear after the battery voltage has been checked again.
If your new Tinytag Radio or LAN data logger is listed under "Problem" in Tinytag Explorer Connect, you will need to upgrade your software to the latest version. A link to upgrade your software can be found in this article.
