Replacement for CI-6527 Type Sensors
How can I get data into my interface or computer that I used to use the CI-6527 sensor for?
While we no longer make the CI-6527 sensor, it is still possible to use some other currently sold sensors to get data into your interface and software. Using the CI-6605A, you can unplug the stainless steel temperature probe (PS-2153 portion), and insert the plug that would have gone into the top socket of the CI-6527A.
Another option, if you are able to use PASPORT or wireless sensors, the PS-3222 Wireless Temperature Link can receive the 3.5 mm plug that would have gone into the top of the CI-6527A. This sensor requires the use of a BT 4.0 type connection. The following link can help determine if your system and software are able to receive signal from this sensor.
Below is a table of the PASPORT sensors that can receive the 3.5 mm stereo thermistor plug. At the bottom of this article is a list of the interfaces that can directly receive this inputs from the 3.5 mm stereo plug.
Sensors that can receive 3.5 mm thermistor input plug.
Product Number | Description |
PS-2125 | PASPORT Temperature Sns |
PS-2140 | PAS Temp/Sound Level/ |
PS-2143 | PASPORT Quad Temp |
PS-2146 | PAS Absolute Pressure/ |
PS-2157 | PASPORT Temp Array |
PS-2168 | PAS General Science Sns |
PS-2169 | PAS WATER QUALITY SNS |
PS-2170 | PASPORT Chemistry Sensor |
PS-2172 | PAS Adv Chemistry Sns |
PS-2230 | PASPORT Adv. Water |
Interfaces that can receive 3.5 mm thermistor plug.
Product Number | Description |
PS-2002 | Xplorer GLX |
PS-2008A | SPARK SLS |
PS-2009 | SPARKLINK |
PS-2011 | SPARKlink Air |
PS-3600 | SPARK LXi Datalogger |
For further assistance, please contact Technical Support at support@pasco.com, through chat on this site during our business hours, or through our web form. Tech Support can also be reached by phone at 1-800-772-8700.