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| Housing & Battery | Technical Data | Size & Weight | Price |
| PC, Encapsulated, IP65, Replaceable LiPo-battery 2400 mAh | Acceleration: ±15 g Acceleration: ±200 g Temperature: -20 °C +65 °C Rel. humidity: 0 to 100 % Air pressure: 0 to 2000 mbar abs. Light: 0 to 83,000 lx |
51 x 32 x 77 mm, approx. 140 g | $1,175 |
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Despite your best efforts to properly package and protect your valuable shipments, it is impossible to eliminate the risk of damage once it leaves your hands. As your shipment travels to its destination, it can be subjected to drops, impacts, extreme temperatures, and damaging levels of moisture. The tamper-proof MSR175plus GPS data logger seamlessly captures potentially damaging shock events, as well as recording the geographical position of the event. This robust data logger ensures compliance with transport specifications and provides indispensable data for identifying liability in the event of damage, as well as helping with insurance claims.
The MSR175plus data logger’s memory of over 4 million measurement values is sufficient to record data for days or months; over 1,000 shock or impact events can be recorded. The two acceleration sensors simultaneously record shocks in the measuring ranges of ±15 g and ±200 g. A measurement/storage rate of up to 6400 times per second is used. In addition, the robust mini data logger measures and stores temperature curves, humidity, air pressure, and light. The 2400 mAh lithium-polymer battery, rechargeable via USB, ensures a long logger runtime – even with activated GPS tracking.
Where and when exactly did an event take place during transport or storage that was outside the preset tolerance limit? To enable you to answer this question quickly and conclusively, the MSR175plus is equipped with a GPS/GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) receiver. The satellite-supported position data is stored by the data logger, allowing the location of a transported item to be quickly determined and documented in the event of damage.
The software package for the MSR175plus includes three programs: MSR175 Dashboard, MSR ReportGenerator, and MSR ShockViewer. With the MSR Dashboard, configuring the MSR175 and reading measurement data via USB is child’s play. To call up a clear report of the measurement data after transport, simply click on the MSR ReportGenerator. The basic version of the MSR ShockViewer is available for detailed evaluation of shock events.
Memory capacity: Over 4 million measurement values
GNSS Position Data: GPS (optional: GLONASS, Galileo, Beidou)
Medium: Air
Key: Start measurement/retrieve status/test GPS reception.
Power supply: Lithium-polymer battery 2400 mAh, rechargeable via USB connection, recording time with activated GPS tracking approx. 8 weeks, without GPS tracking at least 1 year.
Interface: USB
PC software: MSR175 Dashboard software, MSR ReportGenerator, free MSR ShockViewer basic version. A fee-based MSR ShockViewer Pro Version will be available at a later stage. System requirements: Windows 7 or higher, USB port.
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Standards: The MSR175plus complies with EU-Directives RoHS/WEEE.
Included with the MSR175 and MSR175plus data loggers is the software package with the programs MSR Dashboard, MSR ReportGenerator and MSR ShockViewer.
The user-friendly Dashboard software makes programming the data loggers and reading the measured data child’s play. To start up the logger, connect the data logger to the PC using a USB cable, click the data logger to be programmed and select the parameters for the measurement under «Set up Mission»: start and stop criteria, measurement channels, measurement interval and limit value setting. Subsequently, start the measurement (= «mission»).
In order to read out several data loggers simultaneously, connect them to the PC using a USB cable, click on the data loggers to be read out on the Dashboard and read out the data under «Read Record Stop Mission». The measured data is automatically saved as a .msr175 file in the Windows user area of the user.
A single click on the «MSR ReportGenerator» is sufficient to quickly call up a compact, summarised report on the measured data, for example for documentation purposes. The time range to be displayed can be adjusted individually. If threshold values are exceeded, this can be identified at a glance by the coloured status information of the sensors. Convenient export functions enable you to process the data in Microsoft Excel or as a CSV text file, and to generate a PDF.
For a detailed measured data analysis of the relevant shock events, the MSR ShockViewer analysis software, which is integrated as a free basic version in the MSR175 software package, is at your disposal. To this end, select the files you wish to analyze in more detail from the list of files (.msr175 files). To do so, click «Start ShockViewer» below the list. The files are then opened in the MSR ShockViewer analysis software.
Easy to operate graphical zoom and navigation functions allow you to easily and quickly analyze extensive data volumes and determine relevant shock events. In the MSR ShockViewer, you can examine and export both the data curve and the measuring points of every individual shock.
You can show and export processed spectral analysis data of the selected shock event in chart view or in table view. We offer multiple types of spectral analyses (such as Magnitude, Power Spec etc.) as well as different weighting windows (such as Rectangle, Gauss, Hamming etc.).
The insights obtained from the analysis can be useful not only to verify events causing damage when dealing with questions of liability, but the data also helps you to detect damage early and optimize packaging, as well as means and routes of transport.
Our short videos introduce you to working with the MSR175 Dashboard software.
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