User`s manual
Table Of Contents
- SEASAVE
- Limited Liability Statement
- Table of Contents
- Section 1: Introduction
- Section 2: Installation & Use
- Section 3: Configure Inputs, Part I - Instrument Configuration (.con file)
- Introduction
- Instrument Configuration
- Viewing, Modifying, or Creating .con File
- SBE 9plus Configuration
- SBE 16 SEACAT C-T Recorder Configuration
- SBE 16plus SEACAT C-T Recorder Configuration
- SBE 19 SEACAT Profiler Configuration
- SBE 19plus SEACAT Profiler Configuration
- SBE 21 Thermosalinograph Configuration
- SBE 25 SEALOGGER Configuration
- SBE 45 MicroTSG Configuration
- SBE 49 FastCAT Configuration
- Section 4: Configure Inputs, Part II - Calibration Coefficients
- Accessing Calibration Coefficients Dialog Boxes
- Calibration Coefficients for Frequency Sensors
- Calibration Coefficients for A/D Count Sensors
- Calibration Coefficients for Voltage Sensors
- Pressure (Strain Gauge) Calibration Coefficients
- Altimeter Calibration Coefficients
- Fluorometer Calibration Coefficients
- Methane Sensor Calibration Coefficients
- OBS/Nephelometer Calibration Coefficients
- Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) Calibration Coefficients
- Oxygen Calibration Coefficients
- PAR/Irradiance Calibration Coefficients
- pH Calibration Coefficients
- Pressure/FGP (voltage output) Calibration Coefficients
- Suspended Sediment Calibration Coefficients
- Transmissometer Calibration Coefficients
- User Polynomial (for user-defined sensor) Calibration Coefficients
- Zaps Calibration Coefficients
- Section 5: Configure Inputs, Part III – Serial Ports, Water Sampler, TCP/IP Ports, Miscellaneous, & Pump Control
- Section 6: Configure Outputs
- Section 7: Display - Setting Up SEASAVE Displays
- Section 8: Real-Time Data & Real-Time Control - Real-Time Data Acquisition
- Section 9: Archived Data Displaying Archived Data
- Section 10: Processing Data
- Appendix I: Command Line Operation
- Appendix II: Configure (.con) File Format
- Appendix III: Software Problems
- Appendix IV: Derived Parameter Formulas
- Index
Section 5: Configure Inputs, Part III – Serial Ports, Water Sampler, TCP/IP Ports, Miscellaneous, and Pump Control
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Auto Fire
If you select Auto Fire on the Water Sampler tab, and click Auto Fire
Pressures & Positions, the Auto-Fire Table Entry dialog box appears (to define
the closure order and closure pressures or depths):
Make the desired selections. Click OK.
Bottles may be closed in any order desired.
Enter pressures/depths in any order; when you
click OK SEASAVE reorders list from deepest to
shallowest (you can see reordered list by clicking
Auto-Fire Pressures & Positions again on
Water Sampler tab).
Upcast is enabled (has begun) when
pressure/depth exceeds this value. If CTD
never meets this criteria (i.e., CTD did not
go as deep as anticipated), no water
samples are taken.
Input values for each bottle
firing as pressures (db) or
depth (meters). Dialog box
text changes to correspond.
Salt water or Fresh water – used to calculate depth from
measured pressure if depth in meters is selected.
• For salt water, algorithm estimates local gravity from latitude.
It uses latitude from NMEA navigation device, if NMEA is
enabled in .con file. If your system does not have NMEA,
enter desired latitude on Miscellaneous tab in
Configure Inputs.
• For fresh water, algorithm ignores gravity variation with
latitude, because fresh water applications are usually
shallow, and effect of gravity variation is insignificant.
Fire bottles on upcast
when pressure / depth
is less than -
set close to expected
maximum cast
pressure / depth
Bottle closure
pressures / depths
must be in this range
Surface