Once a long time ago there was a company called Digimetrics, who made a marvelous troubleshooting tool for intermittant faults. They were located in the Reno Nevada area.

This tool they made and sold for the princely sum of about $5000, had 64 channels. The Pods could monitor anything from 5VDC to 300 VDC and from 12VAC to 220VAC. You would hook the POD's up to points on the control and monitor.

The monitor was custom made software written by them that was a Windows interface. You would label each lead of the PODin the software. It was fast enough you could retrieve 64 channels of Data and play it back at a rate of 10 frames per second.

Was the best tool I've ever seen for troubleshooting intermittant troubles. Unfortunately TK bought them out about 12 years ago. Purchased all the inventory for NTS, (Now ITS), and promptly shut the company down...

You guys currently using anything for data logging on intermittant problems. Looking for reccomendations.

Thanks..

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