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Quick Start Guides
SFM1 Sap Flow Meter Quick Start Guide
The following is the quick start guide for the SFM1 Sap Flow Meter.
Download document PSY1 Stem Psychrometer Quick Start Guide
The following is the quick start guide for the PSY1 Stem Psychrometer.
Download document AIM Automatic Infiltration Meter Quick Start Guide
The following is the quick start guide for the AIM Automatic Infiltration Meter.
Download document Manuals
PSY1 - Stem Psychrometer Manual
The following is the operations manual for the PSY1 Stem Psychrometer.
If you have problems downloading the 12 MB PSY1 manual, try downloading the PDF chapters individually.
Cover (PDF)
1 Contents (PDF)
2 System Requirements (PDF)
3 Recommended Reading (PDF)
4 Quick Start Guide (PDF)
5 Description (PDF)
6 Theory (PDF)
7 Charging – Powering the instrument (PDF)
8 Handling the Instrument (PDF)
9 Adjusting Thermocouples (PDF)
10 Cleaning the Psychrometer (PDF)
11 Software & USB Driver Installation (PDF)
12 Turn the Instrument on (PDF)
13 Communications – Connect to the Instrument (PDF)
14 LED’s (PDF)
15 Measurement Protocols (PDF)
16 Calibration (PDF)
17 Installation (PDF)
18 Instrument Setup & Configuration (PDF)
19 Measurement Control (PDF)
20 Peltier Cooling Curve (PDF)
21 Data Storage & Downloading (PDF)
22 Appendices (PDF)
Contact Details (PDF)
Download PSY1 manual (12 MB) MPKit Operations Manual
The following is the operations manual for the MPKit Soil Moisture Sensor.
Download document MCC1 - Multiconverter Communicator
The MCC1 is a simple to use, serial data communications hub and interface device providing a high level of integrity in data transfers. It is designed for remote monitoring and control of industrial communication applications and can be factory customised for specific applications.
Download specification brochure MCC1 Device Configuration
Normally the MCC1 is used with the ICT Software to connect to an Instrument, configure the instrument and download data. However the MCC1 has other operating modes, which are selected using the MCC1 Device Configuration Software.
The MCC1 has 2 pieces of software used to configure and use the MCC1. These are the Device Configuration Software and the ICT Soft Logger Software. The Device Configuration software is used to configure the mode of operation of the MCC1 only.
Download document MCC1 - ICT Soft Logger
Normally the MCC1 is used with the ICT Software to connect to an Instrument, configure the Instrument and download the data. However the MCC1 has other operating modes, one of which is the ICT Soft Logger. The Soft Logger mode is used to wirelessly connect to any ICT Instrument, and automatically download the data collected by the instrument, as soon as a measurement is taken.
Once the MCC1 is placed in Logging Mode you can use the ICT Soft Logger software to connect to any ICT wireless Instrument within range. You can select multiple Instruments to log, even if they are different types of instruments ...
Download document RMA - Return Merchandise Authorisation
International RMA Guidance Document
The following document contains worldwide Return Merchandise Authorisation (RMA) guidance (except Australia).
Proceed to Service Desk to submit an RMA form.
Download International RMA Guidance Document (PDF)
Download RMA Form (PDF fill in form) Australia only RMA Guidance Document
The following document contains Australia Return Merchandise Authorisation (RMA) guidance.
Proceed to Service Desk to submit an RMA form.
Download Australia only RMA Guidance Document (PDF)
Download RMA Form (PDF fill in form) Instruments
Calibration of Individual Sensors
The following guide displays information on calibrating individual sensors for use with the ICT VSL Logger.
Download document ICT Oxygen Sensor Individual Calibration
The following guide displays information on the individual calibration of Oxygen sensors.
Download document Switching on an ICT Instrument
There are two methods for switching ON and OFF an ICT Instrument. The recommended method is much easier and quicker, using the Power Supply to turn the Instrument ON, and the ICT software to turn it OFF, rather than using the pushbutton inside the instrument.
Download document Power
ICT Bus cabling and power options
The following guide displays cabling options for ICT Instruments.
Download document Solar Panel Mounting and Connection to ICT Logger
The Solar Panel is supplied with a mounting kit designed to fit the panel onto a standard star picket post ...
Download document Sap Flow Meter Battery Test - Report
Aim: To test and determine the longevity of field deployment of the SFM1 Sap Flow Meter using a small 12 V DC, 7 Ah Lead Acid rechargeable battery, as the sole source of external power supply to maintain the SFM1 internal 4 V, 1 Amp Lithium Polymer battery.
Download document Data
Downloading a Data file from your ICT Instrument
The data files on the ICT Instrument are formatted as CSV files, and can be opened with any software that supports this format including a simple text reader. Downloading to your computer is straight forward, simply by pressing the green Download button on the ICT software screen. An Append function is also provided that will speed up the process by downloading only the data recorded after the last download. In this application document we refer to the ICT Instrument, however the same feature applies to the ICT Sap Flow Meter, and ICT Psychrometer. ...
Download document Software
ICT Instrument Date and Time
The following guide displays instructions for adjusting the date and time of the ICT instrument.
Download document Screen Resolution for ICT Instrument Software
The ICT Instrument software is written to a fixed screen resolution of 857 x 660 dpi (it does not Auto Resize) and works best on current model laptops that have a screen size of 11.6" or larger and a default screen resolution of 1366 x 768 (the vertical height of 768 being most important otherwise you can't see the bottom of the software). There are many reasons for this but the end result is on small netbook's and some old laptops this causes the problem that the bottom 5 or 105 of the screen is cut off .
The only solution for netbooks smaller than this is to adjust your Display Properties Settings (right click on your desktop and choose properties) to 1366 x 768 or higher. Note you will need to close the Instrument software first before doing this to ensure the window resizes and displays correctly on the screen.
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