Davis Instruments 6318, Envoy8X Weather Transmitter

Weather Envoy8X Transmitter Log data from up to 8 different transmitters, in any combination, and report to a weather database. With 32 times the memory of our Weather Envoy, Envoy8X receives and logs data simultaneously from up to eight transmitting stations, in any combination - - even eight Integrated Sensor Suites or eight Leaf Wetness Soil Moisture/Temperature Stations! That means you can get data from 32 soil moisture sensors on one Envoy8X! Includes robust software that allows for data from many sensors and multiple Envoy8Xs to produce very large databases in Microsoft Access , MySQL , or Microsoft SQL Server . You select which sensors to log, and choose a logging interval from 10 seconds to 2 hours. Use archive intervals as small as 30 seconds. You can even add select third - party sensors that report readings in a 0 - 3 volt range. Data can be easily exported to a spreadsheet program such as Excel , or to WeatherLink to take advantage of WeatherLink's graphing and reports. Includes Envoy8X Envoy8X software AC adapter Also works with AA batteries (not included). Requires at least one Davis sensor and a WeatherLink USB (#6510USB) or Serial (#6510SER) data logger, sold separately. Features Collect and store weather data in your own database from up to 8 Davis stations or 32 soil moisture sensors. Data can be exported to and used in Microsoft Access, Excel, SQL Server. 32 times more data logging capacity than our regular Envoy. Use archive intervals as small as 30 seconds. Export for use with WeatherLink Fully compatible with our wireless Vantage Pro2 and Vantage Vue stations and sensors. This includes repeaters. Compatible with a solar power kit (#6610) and System Shelter (#7724) Use non - Davis sensors through the "raw data" specification Storage capacity depends upon the logging interval, but is so large that you can download a remote field installation when it's most convenient. For example, an Envoy8X logging two Integrated Sensor Suites and two Soil Moi