Spectrum SpecWare 9 Basic Software
Features
- Eliminate valuable time exporting the data and performing calculations in spreadsheets
- Compatible with Windows 98, XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10
- Includes PC interface cable and manual
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Easily download, analyze and produce basic reports from your weather data accumulated through WatchDog Data Loggers and older series WatchDog Weather Stations. Eliminate valuable time exporting the data and performing calculations in tedious spreadsheet programs. Spec 9 Basic automatically assigns each WatchDog Data Logger to its own “logger location” directory, which is appended every time you download new data. Spec 9 Basic does not support disease models or the 2000 Series Weather Stations. You can upgrade to Spec 9 Pro for custom reports, more communication options, and support for Weather Stations and disease models.
Includes PC interface cable and manual. Requires Windows 98 or later, and one free USB port (Serial ports are still supported for existing serial cables). The included PC interface cable is USB to 3.5 mm Stereo Pin (item 3661U). This eliminates the need for a USB to Serial Adapter.
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