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    Software question for the Lords of the Toughbook

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by ACDude, Jun 2, 2011.

  1. ACDude

    ACDude Newbie

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    Good day to the Toughbook deities,
    I recently bought a CF-18 mk2 from a buddy and I use it to connect to chillers to tweak settings and monitor operations. I was wondering if anyone knows if there is any software and hardware I can use to monitor ambient tempertures with sensors connected to my toughbook. Thanks in advance

    -Joe
     
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  2. rusty503

    rusty503 Notebook Evangelist

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    I don't know if this will meet your needs but check these out.

    AVTECH - Monitoring Temperature, Computer Room Temperature Monitor, Humidity, Power, Flood, Smoke, Computer Room Environment, Data Center Environment Monitor, Data Center Temperature Monitor with Room Alert and TemPageR.
    MicroGoose II: Web-based Temperature, Humidity, Dew Point Environmental Monitor
    Temperature data logger, multi channel
    QKits Electronic Kits: QK145, Serial Temperature Sensor Kit

    There are more but I believe this will give you a good start.
     
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