Memory Usage
Displays how much
memory
is used up as:
l
a
percentage
value (% Full)
It also displays the amount of
New Data
, since initialization of the current study (example:
4.48KB).
Transmitter
Displays the following information:
l
If the transmitter is
ON
(transmitting) or
OFF
(not transmitting).
l
Transmit Profile
, according to the profile selected under the
Transmitter
(configuration) tab
l
Transmit Power Level
, according to the power level selected under the
Transmitter
(configuration) tab
Sensors
Tilt
Displays the receiver's
tilt angle
, stated as number of degrees from vertical (0°). A tilt of 0°
indicates that the
HR2
is vertical, with hydrophone pointing up, and a tilt of 90° indicates that the
receiver is on its side, as it would be if placed on a table top.
Noise
Displays ambient noise, in decibels (dB).
Temperature
Displays ambient temperature, in degrees Celsius (°C).
Data
Detections
Displays
External
,
Self
(detections of the receiver’s own transmitter), and
Total
numbers for
PPM and HR detections accumulated on the receiver since the study was started.
l
PPM
- (Pulse Position Modulation) PPM detections are detections received at 180 kHz,
using VEMCO's traditional
Pulse Position Modulation
coding technology.
l
HR
- (High Residency) HR detections are detections received at 170 kHz using VEMCO's
High Residency
coding technology.
Pings
Displays
total numbers for both PPM and HR pings
accumulated on the receiver since the start
of the study. The number of HR pings since the start of the study is the same as the number of HR
detections, as reported under
Total Detections
.
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