Eagle Tree Airspeed MicroSensor V3 Instruction Manual

About this manual

The Eagle Tree Airspeed MicroSensor V3 is a precision instrument designed to measure airspeed using a Prandtl style pitot-static tube. It features advanced temperature compensation and calibration to ensure accuracy, displaying maximum speed on a built-in 7-segment LED when used standalone or providing data for the eLogger software.

What's inside

• Packing List
• Installing the Pitot Tube
• Mounting Guidelines
• Standalone Mode Operation
• Configuring Units
• Reading Airspeed
• Connecting to eLogger
• Windows Application Setup
• Troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions

What voltage range is required for the MicroSensor in standalone mode?

The voltage must be between 3V and 16V. Do not exceed 16V!

How do I switch the MicroSensor between English and metric units?

Connect a small piece of wire between the brown and yellow pins on the Standalone Cable while powered off, then power it on.

What is the minimum speed required before a new highest speed is displayed?

A speed of at least 9 MPH (15 KPH) must be attained before a new highest speed is displayed.

Which Eagle Tree software version is required to use the MicroSensor?

You must update to Eagle Tree Windows Application version 6.77 or higher.