TH-Logger displays and records temperature and humidity conditions in any space. The program is easy to use because it uses Windows which is a computing environment that most people recognize themselves in. All functions are easy to learn and use. The program can be configured to restart automatically after a power outage and never needs to be "guarded" or restarted manually.
On the computer screen, you can constantly monitor the current temperature and humidity. With a few mouse clicks you can get easy access to the temperature and moisture conditions measured before. It could be today, the last week, month, or how far back you want to go now. The information is displayed in the form of graphs that give a good overview of what the conditions were. All data is stored automatically without the user having to think about it. The system currently supports three sensors of three different types.
The system can also be configured with a function to warn when the weather has been such that there is a high risk of attack of mildew.
Technical facts:
- Written in National Instruments LabVIEW 14.0.1f3 (32-bit).
- TH-Logger was a commercial program 2001-2005 but the source code is now 2017 released free on GitHub.
- Almost any display can be used but a requirement is that it should have a resolution of 1024x768 pixels.
- Operating system that can be used is Windows XP SP3 or later.
- Supports three different types of sensors:
- Telldus Live (wireless 433MHz).
- Comet Systems NH485 (RS-485).
- Rotronic HygroWin (RS-232).