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Section 5: Operating System SBE 45

Section 5: Operating System

This section covers acquiring real-time data with Seasave, and processing data

with SBE Data Processing.

• Seasave saves the data in the format – data format and header information

– that is required by SBE Data Processing. If you use other software

to acquire data, the data will not be in the format required by

SBE Data Processing.

If using the MicroTSG with PN 90402 - SBE 45 Power, Navigation, and

Remote Temperature Interface Box, see the Interface Box manual for

operating the system.

Acquiring Real-Time Data with Seasave

1. Turn on power to the MicroTSG.

• If the MicroTSG is set to AutoRun=Y and the J1 jumper is in the

Autopower position (start sampling automatically when power is

turned on): MicroTSG will start sampling and transmitting data to the

computer. Note that the data will not appear in Seasave until you tell

Seasave to start real-time data acquisition in Step 7.

• If the MicroTSG is set to AutoRun=N or the J1 jumper is in the

Normal position: Run SEATERM, click SEATERM’s Connect

button, command the MicroTSG to start sampling (Go), click

SEATERM’s Disconnect button, and then close SEATERM.

See Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG.

2. Double click on Seasave.exe.

3. Perform any desired setup in the Configure Inputs, Configure Outputs,

and Display menus.

Note:

For acquiring data in Seasave, the

MicroTSG must be set up for

autonomous sampling

(SingleSample=N).

Note:

See Seasave’s manual and/or

help files.

Note:

The baud rate between the

MicroTSG and computer (defined

in Configure Inputs, on the Serial

Ports tab) must agree with the

baud rate programmed into the

MicroTSG with Baud=.

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