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The WATERMARK Monitor family of data loggers are devices that automatically take
soil moisture readings. This reading history provides a vivid picture of the
soil moisture profile your irrigation practices have created.
Data downloaded from a WATERMARK Monitor or Wireless Monitor can be evaluated to determine ways to improve the irrigation scheduling for optimum results. Individual sensor readings display on the Monitor and can be taken at any time manually, allowing you to make on the spot checks as necessary for scheduling purposes while periodic readings are being taken to record the performance history. Record soil moisture, soil temperature, switch positions, and rain gauge counts for an accurate record of the performance of your irrigation schedule. IRROMETER switching pressure gauges are used as switch position sensors to indicate when the system pressure is on and off to display the irrigation events. Temperature compensation of the soil moisture reading is automatic by using one or more temperature sensors or programming a default value. The IRROMETER Model RSU (4-20mA transducer) can also be read (wiring adapters and auxiliary sensor power required). Spring-loaded terminal strips are provided for sensor connections, which allow for easy installation and never need tightening. Included wire entry strain relief connectors keep enclosure sealed and retain wires. Data can be downloaded directly to a computer via USB, Serial, with a PDA or via wireless telemetry. ![]() |
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The WATERMARK Monitor is the standard wired version of our data logger, providing users with a reliable, simple, and effective means of collecting information.
WATERMARK Monitor Features:
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The WATERMARK Monitor is user programmed for the individual characteristics of the site to be monitored:
Stored readings are downloaded to a computer for display. Other display options are available. The software, included with the WATERMARK Monitor, is used to set up your individual site profile, launch the data-logger, download recorded history and graphically display the results. The data file created can also be opened by some spreadsheet or graphing programs, like Microsoft Excel®. |
900M Specification Document
900M Installation and Operating Instructions
For further documentation information regarding the WATERMARK Monitor 900M, please click here
For WaterGraph software downloads, please contact us at techsupport@irrometer.com
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The Wireless Monitor functions similarly to the WATERMARK Monitor described
above, but allows for a wireless connection between the sensor locations and the
monitor. A Wireless Monitor installation consists of two basic components, the
950T1 Transmitter that reads 4 connected sensors, and the 950R1 Receiver which
records the soil moisture data received from as many as 16 950T1 units. This
allows for as many as 64 sensors to be recorded by an individual 950R1
Receiver. Data is stored on the 950R1 and can be downloaded using a laptop, PDA,
or with our long range 900mhz radio telemetry.
Wireless Monitor Features:
A version of WaterGraph software is included for downloading and displaying the data. The data file created can also be opened by some spreadsheet or graphing programs, like Microsoft Excel®. 950R Specification Document 950R & 950T Installation and Operating Instructions For further documentation information regarding the WATERMARK Monitor 950R, please click here |
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The WaterGraph Data Shuttle (900-DS) is a device that downloads collected data
from either 900M or 950R Series WATERMARK Monitors and stores the data
on a multimedia card (MMC). The card can be removed from
the Data Shuttle, inserted in to a reading device
connected to a PC, and read by WaterGraph software for analysis of the recorded data.
WaterGraph Data Shuttle Features:
The Data Shuttle Includes:
900-DS Data Shuttle Instruction Manual |
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Data access options for both the 900M and 950R1 Wireless Monitors improve productivity by bringing important soil moisture information to you. Remote areas and multiple crop locations can be monitored from a central location. Complimentary hardware can be combined to suit your application. Long range radio extends access to several miles from a central point; cellular service provides access from anywhere via the internet. Long Range 900Mhz Radio Features:
3 basic components are required for the addition of 900mhz telemetry to a 900M or 950R1:
Ethernet versions of the 900M-BR base radio are available for easy integration in to network systems. 900M-CG Cellular Data Services (CDS) Features:
Remote Data Options, and Radios Specification Document Remote Access Data Options "Sample" |
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IRROMETER can provide an automatically updated web service, allowing access
to current soil moisture data via web browser from any computer or PDA with
an internet connection. Simply log on to our data access site to view data
collected from any number of remote locations. This service can be used with
any WATERMARK Monitor (900M or 950R1) using a 900M-CG Cellular Gateway, or
an Ethernet version of the 900Mhz base radio (connected to the internet).
WRS Features:
Access to the web portal can be found at: http://portal.IRROMETER.com The graph below is current 900M WATERMARK Monitor data from one of our cooperative projects. This data is collected via Cellular Gateway and uploaded to our server, available at any time for the customer to view. |


The WaterGraph Data Shuttle (900-DS) is a device that downloads collected data
from either 900M or 950R Series WATERMARK Monitors and stores the data
on a multimedia card (MMC). The card can be removed from
the Data Shuttle, inserted in to a reading device
connected to a PC, and read by WaterGraph software for analysis of the recorded data.
IRROMETER can provide an automatically updated web service, allowing access
to current soil moisture data via web browser from any computer or PDA with
an internet connection. Simply log on to our data access site to view data
collected from any number of remote locations. This service can be used with
any WATERMARK Monitor (900M or 950R1) using a 900M-CG Cellular Gateway, or
an Ethernet version of the 900Mhz base radio (connected to the internet).