Subject: Dataloggers
When I was at Gaylord I looked at various models of "dataloggers" and eventually settled on the Hanwell Humbug for a variety of reasons. At Syracuse I use the one made by ACR and am quite happy with it. The difference for me is that the software on the Humbug is much more intuitive and has some other advantages as well. The big one for me was the ability to append to a file so that you can have one large chart for a year (just and example) rather than 52 small ones that you need to save separately. You would still download weekly (or whatever your schedule is), but just have one file for all downloads from that device. In terms of price they were very comparable, with the Humbug being somewhat less costly. When looking at these devices, look at the software. In addition to differences like the one I mentioned, most are also PC only, no Mac. Peter D. Verheyen Special Collections Preservation & Access Librarian / Conservator Syracuse University Library Syracuse, NY 13244 315-443-9937 *** Conservation DistList Instance 13:60 Distributed: Friday, May 26, 2000 Message Id: cdl-13-60-003 ***Received on Friday, 26 May, 2000