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Neon 3016A
Table of contents
- Table Of Contents
- Neon Technology and System Overview
- Neon Remote Loggers
- The NRL Stand Alone Data logger Implementation
- NRL Internal Architecture
- NRL Models
- NRL Data Storage options
- M "Low End
- Firmware Update Indication
- Logger Status Screen Navigation
- Scheme Status Data
- Configure Logger
- Summary of Neon Remote Loggers
- A Neon Remote Logger – 8 Analogue Channels
- A Neon Remote Logger – 4 Analogue Channels
- B-MC Neon Remote Logger Cellular
- B-ME Neon Remote Logger Ethernet
- B-MH Neon Remote Logger Microsatellite
- B-MI Neon Remote Logger Iridium Short Burst Data
- B-ML Neon Remote Logger LoRa
- B-MC/L/I/H Borehole Neon Remote Logger Cellular, LoRa, Iridium SBD or Microsatellite
- Connections
- A Neon Remote Logger – Connections/Terminations
- B-M000 – Connections/Terminations
- B-M0 – Connections/Terminations
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