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Manual revision 006 Section 4: Deploying and Operating SBE 19plus V2 SBE 19plus V2

Acquiring Real-Time Data with Seasave

Verifying Contents of Configuration (.xmlcon or .con) File

Seasave, our real-time data acquisition and display program, requires a

configuration file, which defines the CTD – integrated auxiliary sensors, and

channels, serial numbers, and calibration dates and coefficients for all the

sensors (conductivity, temperature, and pressure as well as auxiliary sensors).

Seasave (as well as our data processing software) uses the information in the

configuration file to interpret and process the raw data. If the configuration

file does not match the actual instrument configuration, the software will

not be able to interpret and process data correctly.

1. Double click on Seasave.exe.

2. Click Configure Inputs. On the Instrument Configuration tab, click Open. In

the dialog box, select the .xmlcon or .con file and click Open.

Notes:

• Seasave and SBE Data Processing

versions 7.20a introduced .xmlcon

files (in XML format). Versions 7.20a

and later allow you to open a .con or

.xmlcon file, and to save it to a .con

or .xmlcon file. Seasave and SBE

Data Processing use the same file.

• A new or recalibrated CTD ships

with a configuration file that reflects

the current configuration as we know

it. The file is named with the

instrument serial number, followed

by a .con extension. For example,

for a CTD with serial number 2375,

Sea-Bird names the file 2375.con.

You may rename the file (but not the

extension) if desired; this will not

affect the results.

• In the 19plus V2 setup commands,

external voltage numbers 0, 1, 2, 3,

4, and 5 correspond to wiring of

sensors to a voltage channel on the

end cap (see Dimensions and End

Cap Connectors in Section 2:

Description of SBE 19plus V2).

However, in the .xmlcon or .con file,

voltage 0 is the first external voltage

in the data stream, voltage 1 is the

second, etc.

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