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UltraShock

DEVICE OPERATION

Storage and Data Transfer

The UltraShock contains 8 Megabytes of storage space. 
This space provides for 598,893 data points for each 
channel, with all 6 channels active.
If fewer channels are used, the active channels recover 
and utilize the unused storage space.
For instance, if only temperature were being logged, there 
would be adequate storage space for around 4,000,000 
data points.
The following table present several examples of storage 
capacity, measured in days, for various applications of  
the product.

Battery Charging and Care

The UltraShock battery does not require any periodic 
maintenance. It should be charged as needed. If the 
unit will not be used for a while, leaving the battery in a 
50% state of charge is considered beneficial to battery 
longevity. Using the MadgeTech provided charger is 
recommended to maintain charging time.
The battery is a Lithium Ion two cell pack. Please note 
the safe handling and storage recommendations in the 
specifications section.

Inspection 

The UltraShock may be inspected visually for any signs of 
damage, especially to the gray gasket or to the USB jack. If 
damage is found, visit 

madgetech.com

 to return the unit 

to MadgeTech for repair.

Recalibration 

Recalibration is recommended annually. To send devices 
back for calibration, visit 

madgetech.com

.

PRODUCT MAINTENANCE

SETUP CONDITIONS

COMMENT

DAYS OF 

LOGGING (1)

All channels, 30s logging Peak or 

Instantaneous

204

Temperature, humidity, 

30s logging

683

3-axis shock, 128Hz, 

instantaneous

No Trigger

2.84 hours

3-axis shock, 128Hz, 

instantaneous

With Trigger

Many (2)

1.  In many cases, the storage space exceeds the battery 

capacity. In such cases, external power would need to 
be provided to the UltraShock.

2.  When logging at a sampling rate (not time) of 128Hz, 

for example, only 2.84 hours of storage is available 
without using triggered operation. If trigger is enabled, 
all storage space is available and is only used for the 
duration of the triggered shock events, plus a post-
event buffer which is user programmable.

Summary of Contents for UltraShock

Page 1: ...ck Data Logger PRODUCT USER GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Product Overview 4 Software Installation Guide 5 Device Operation 8 Product Maintenance 9 Specifications 10 Dimensional Drawings To view the full...

Page 2: ...occur when the UltraShock is mounted by two bolts directly to a solid metal flat surfaced object of significant mass For various applications the rigid bolted down mounting may not be optimal or prac...

Page 3: ...SB connected and adequate battery charge level Flashes every 15 seconds maximum Indicates low battery charge level Logging Data with USB communication Flashes every 15 seconds Indicates normal operati...

Page 4: ...ts before other parameters Pressure The UltraShock pressure sensor is designed to measure barometric pressure from very low altitudes to those altitudes found in aircraft up to high altitude balloons...

Page 5: ...pending upon your start method 6 Disconnect the data logger from the interface cable and place it in the environment to measure Note The device will stop recording data when the end of memory is reach...

Page 6: ...s will only sample data at the logging rate For instance if a 30 second logging rate was selected then only a single data point is captured at each 30 second instant The potential to lose valuable dat...

Page 7: ...100 samples are acquired at the selected logging rate The trigger sample count should be chosen carefully because it may gather data points for which we have no interest For instance if 100 were enter...

Page 8: ...cell pack Please note the safe handling and storage recommendations in the specifications section Inspection The UltraShock may be inspected visually for any signs of damage especially to the gray gas...

Page 9: ...nto the device to restrict access to configuration options Data may be read out with the password Calibration Digital calibration through software Calibration Date Automatically recorded within device...

Page 10: ...21 8 mm 1 72 43 7 mm 0 20 5 1 mm 2X 0 20 5 1 mm THRU 4X R0 25 R6 4 mm APPLIQUE COVER GASKET BATTERY PACK RH AND PRESSURE SENSOR PORT TYPE C USB CONNECTOR 3 00 76 2 mm RED LED INDICATOR GREEN LED INDIC...

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