how save the information the thermometer ? in .dat file ?? works in windows XP
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Sorry to take so long to answer this. Temporarily lost access to the Machine. In the setup menu under tools, you can choose either the .csv (coma Seperated values) format, or the .txt format. I like the .csv format because you can open and manipulate the file in excel.
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I save the information as an excel file, my pc is windows XP and works great for me!
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I don't think so. I think it just sets your desired temp for each segment of the program. Programming is easy enough though.
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This product does not externally expose the temperature via an API/interface. The USB connector is just there for power. It only displays the temperature on the LEDs. I have done some research on linux-based temperature monitoring and found only one device with support, but the support it has seems flakey and not worth the hassle.
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The "Save" button can be thought of as a "power saving" setting. If you press it, then your thermostat setting goes down by five degrees until you press it again. For instance, if your normal setting is 65, if you press "save" before you go to work, the thermostat will be set at 60 until you come home and press the button again to return the setting to 65. The word "save" will be displayed on the screen while this is in effect. If you are in cooling mode, the "save" button raises the temp by five degrees until you push the button again. This is also in the manual. The "Save" button can be thought of as a "power saving" setting. If you press it, then your thermostat setting goes down by five degrees until you press it again. For instance, if your normal setting is 65, if you press "save" before you go to work, the thermostat will be set at 60 until you come home and press the button again to return the setting to 65. The word "save" will be displayed on the screen while this is in effect. If you are in cooling mode, the "save" button raises the temp by five degrees until you push the button again. This... » Read More The "Save" button can be thought of as a "power saving" setting. If you press it, then your thermostat setting goes down by five degrees until you press it again. For instance, if your normal setting is 65, if you press "save" before you go to work, the thermostat will be set at 60 until you come home and press the button again to return the setting to 65. The word "save" will be displayed on the screen while this is in effect. If you are in cooling mode, the "save" button raises the temp by five degrees until you push the button again. This is also in the manual. « Show Less
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My daughter and I just tried flipping the turtle upside down and running it under water and as long as the area where the sensor fills up it will read the temp. You can just flip it over, since you'd be holding it anyways, and read what it says.
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Yes, it does - you can 'hold' any temp you set until you change it/tell it to go back to its program
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Just a thermometer... I use it in my bearded dragons tanks to know the basking spot temp. I also use this in my Dubia colony to know temp of the container I keep the colony in.
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Win 7 does the same thing. It may have been written for win XP or lower versions.
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It shows the actual temperature (in celcius). You have to go through the menu to see the set point.
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No. Windows 7, 8 and server editions. Not XP.Refer to: http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/productID.259322200?VID=259334800&pid;=AAA-01550&mr;:trackingCode=6EBE60EB-436A-E211-96D6-BC305
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You may need to copy first to your Hard drive [make a temp. directory to hold them] then to the SD card.
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Yes but it has to be formatted. It won't work with data from both windows and Mac
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yes... you have to connect it to your PC and open the set date and time file then after setting the current time hit save .
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No, I do not have one. Unfortunately the software only works under Windows XP.
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It's powered by your USB port. So it will work anywhere. It does not provide any data to your computer. It just displays the probes temp.
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Yes. The Windows app actually offers interactive display of the data/graphs but you can also output the data to a either/both csv and txt formats. The csv loads wells into excel or google spreadsheet etc. and the txt file is notepad friendly. (Keep in mind you MUST use the app to access/extract the data however.)
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Although I personally haven't had occasion to utilize the CoolGear USB adapter on an XP driven unit, the provided instruction booklet clearly states that Windows XP will automatically detect the presence of the attached hard drive connected to this unit. I doubt not that it will work well for you. RAS