Campbell Scientific ET107 Evapotranspiration Monitoring Station User Manual
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Table of Contents
2-14. Removal of the electronics cover ...................................................... 23
2-15. Jumper set for WindSonic1 ............................................................... 24
2-16. Gill WindSonic mounting shaft ......................................................... 25
2-17. Gill WindSonic connected to cable ................................................... 25
2-18. Remove rubber band from tipping mechanism.................................. 26
2-20. Remove red or green pyranometer cap .............................................. 27
2-21. Screws that secure the electronics cover ........................................... 29
2-22. Removal of the electronics cover ...................................................... 29
2-24. Position of sensor bulkhead connectors ............................................. 32
2-25. Connecting sensor cabling to enclosure ............................................ 33
2-26. Close-up of the terminals and 9-pin ports in the ET107 (battery not
2-27. Phone modem mounting and connections (battery not shown) ......... 36
2-28. Short-haul modem mounting and connection .................................... 38
2-29. Short-haul modem wiring diagram .................................................... 40
2-30. RF450 in ET107 (battery not shown) ................................................ 42
2-31. Attach ribbon cable to RF450 CS I/O port ........................................ 42
2-32. Loosely wire tie antenna cable .......................................................... 43
2-33. Loosely drape antenna cable over back of enclosure ........................ 44
2-34. Slide antenna bracket U-bolt around back of the pole ....................... 45
2-35. Antenna bracket mounted to pole ...................................................... 46
2-36. Mount antenna saddle bracket ........................................................... 46
2-37. Yagi antenna mounted to saddle bracket ........................................... 47
2-38. Wire tie antenna cable to Yagi antenna and to pole .......................... 48
2-39. Wire tie locations for Omni antenna installation ............................... 49
2-41. A base radio installed in an office ..................................................... 51
2-42. RavenXT cellular modem mounted inside the ET107 (power
supply not shown). ......................................................................... 53
2-43. Lightning rod bracket installation ...................................................... 55
2-44. Grounding to lightning rod clamp ..................................................... 56
2-45. Solar panel mounting and cabling ..................................................... 57
2-46. Side view of solar panel shows tilt angle ........................................... 58
2-48. PS100 to ET107 enclosure wiring ..................................................... 59
2-49. Cabling strapped to wire tie harness .................................................. 60
4-1. Exploded view of HMP60-ETS (as shipped) .................................... 65
4-3. Schematic of HMP60-ETS RH and Temperature Probe and
connector Temp/RH ....................................................................... 72
4-4. Schematic of 034B-ET Wind Speed and Direction Probe and
connector WS/WD ......................................................................... 73
4-5. Schematic of Gill WindSonic1-ET Wind Sensor, soil temperature
sensor (107-LC or 108-LC), and connector Temp/Sonic ............... 73
4-6. Schematic of CS305-ET Solar Radiation Sensor and connector
Solar Radiation .............................................................................. 74
4-7. Schematic of TE525-ET Rain Sensor and connector Rain (Precip) .. 75
4-8. Schematic of 107-LC or 108-LC Temperature Probe or CS616-LC
Soil Volumetric Water Content Sensor and connector Temp/
4-9. Schematic of CS650-LC or CS655-LC ............................................. 76
4-10. Schematic of solar panel and connector Power ................................. 77
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