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Pin No	Pin Function
Pin 2	Digital Input or Output 1 - When used as an input do not apply voltages outside of the 0 to +12V range, when used as an Output ensure that current draw is not more than 50mA. More information on use of this pin can be found in Appendix 2 and 3
Pin 4	Ground
Pin 5	Erase
Pin 6	Analog Ground
Pin 7	Analog Input 1 - do not apply voltages outside of the -10 to +10V range
Pin 8	Analog Input 3 - do not apply voltages outside of the -10 to +10V range
Pin 9	Digital Input or Output 0 - When used as an input do not apply voltages outside of the 0 to +12V range, when used as an Output ensure that current draw is not more than 50mA. More information on use of this pin can be found in Appendix 2 and 3-Normal
Pin 10	Digital Input or Output 2 - When used as an input do not apply voltages outside of the 0 to +12V range, when used as an Output ensure that current draw is not more than 50mA. More information on use of this pin can be found in Appendix 2 and 3
Pin 11	Ground
Pin 13	Wake-Up pin to wake logger from sleep mode (for use see Appendix 1)
Pin 14	Analog Input 0 - do not apply voltages outside of the -10 to +10V range
Pin 15	Analog Input 2 - do not apply voltages outside of the -10 to +10V range

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