This was great! I got a hunch this multimeter can be used as a datalogger, as I'm testing Li-ion cells, I was quite curious how accurate the ZB2L3 testers are. Now, I'll have reference to compare them with! Thanks for the video!
Can you log all functions of the meter? ie; volts, amps, and temperature? Can I Bluetooth to my PC for storing logged data directly? What do you need to read a CSV file on your PC? DOes the meter come with software? Thank you.
Yes, you can log other values that you chose the multimeter to display at that current moment. In terms of software, I'm only aware of the iPhone app that I showed in 4:21.
Iv been using this Multimeter for over a year and when the batterys when flat only then I found an sd card in the back of it... i messed with bluetooth a few times but was kinda limited.. but random sd card. yeah I had to do some googleing..
5:17 Are you referring to the data logging feature? You will have to start and stop the data logging manually by holding the MEM button. The battery life is 500 hours. See page 48 of the manual: www.eevblog.com/files/EEVblog-121GW-Manual.pdf
@@sayanee no I just saw that many multimeters turn off automatically after a certain amount of time. For my purpose I need an instrument that can collect and store data for 24+ hours without shutting down automatically after few minutes
@@vladislavgenevskiy4590 I see! To be honest, I have not tried for 24 hours. I have tried for 4/5 hours only. Are you considering buying this multimeter? Also what kind of data are you trying to log? With this multimeter of course the data types are limited to the ones that the multimeter can measure. I can try to set up a simple voltage monitoring for 24 hours and see whether it turns off.
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Very informative video Sayanee, Thanks for posting :)
This was great! I got a hunch this multimeter can be used as a datalogger, as I'm testing Li-ion cells, I was quite curious how accurate the ZB2L3 testers are. Now, I'll have reference to compare them with! Thanks for the video!
Can you log all functions of the meter? ie; volts, amps, and temperature? Can I Bluetooth to my PC for storing logged data directly? What do you need to read a CSV file on your PC? DOes the meter come with software? Thank you.
Yes, you can log other values that you chose the multimeter to display at that current moment. In terms of software, I'm only aware of the iPhone app that I showed in 4:21.
@@sayanee Thank you
Iv been using this Multimeter for over a year and when the batterys when flat only then I found an sd card in the back of it... i messed with bluetooth a few times but was kinda limited.. but random sd card. yeah I had to do some googleing..
Well, hope you will now use the data logger export feature with the SD Card now :)
Does it turn off automatically or you can disable this function?
5:17 Are you referring to the data logging feature? You will have to start and stop the data logging manually by holding the MEM button. The battery life is 500 hours.
See page 48 of the manual: www.eevblog.com/files/EEVblog-121GW-Manual.pdf
@@sayanee no I just saw that many multimeters turn off automatically after a certain amount of time. For my purpose I need an instrument that can collect and store data for 24+ hours without shutting down automatically after few minutes
@@vladislavgenevskiy4590 I see! To be honest, I have not tried for 24 hours. I have tried for 4/5 hours only.
Are you considering buying this multimeter? Also what kind of data are you trying to log? With this multimeter of course the data types are limited to the ones that the multimeter can measure.
I can try to set up a simple voltage monitoring for 24 hours and see whether it turns off.
@@sayanee yes but first I need to figure out this issue. I have to leave it overnight for the measurements... ))
To have remove SD card sorry not buying this meter