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 7: Display - Setting Up SEASAVE Displays
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Status Display
The Status display provides the following information:
• If SEASAVE is acquiring real-time data or playing archived data.
• If SEASAVE is storing real-time data to a file; output data file name.
• Instrument configuration (.con) file name.
In the Display menu, select Status. The Status Display appears just below
SEASAVE’s title bar and menus, and looks like this:
NMEA Display
If your system includes a NMEA navigational device, and NMEA has been
selected in the instrument configuration (.con) file, NMEA Display allows you
to view the latitude, longitude, and time during data acquisition, and to select
scans to be written to a .nav file. Each scan written to the .nav file contains
latitude, longitude, time, scan number, and pressure.
The source of the date and time information in the NMEA Display and in the
output data file header varies, depending on your NMEA navigational system:
• NMEA data includes both time and date - both the NMEA Display and
the NMEA UTC Time in the output data file header show the NMEA date
and time.
• NMEA data includes time but not date - the NMEA Displays shows the
NMEA time and the date from the computer, while the NMEA UTC Time
in the output data file header shows just the NMEA time.
• NMEA data does not include date or time - both the NMEA Display
and the NMEA UTC Time in the output data file header contain
no date or time information.
In the Display menu, select NMEA. The NMEA Display looks like this:
See Adding NMEA Data to .nav File in Section 8: Real-Time Data and
Real-Time Control – Real-Time Data Acquisition.
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Note:
System Upload Time in the data file
header is always the computer time
and date, regardless of whether a
NMEA navigation device is
transmitting data.