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Operation Manual
SYSTEM
OCR-504 Multispectral Radiometer
SECTION
D - OPERATION
Telemetry Format
The telemetry format for the OCR-504, as with all Sea-Bird Scientific
instrumentation, follows the Sea-Bird Scientific Data Format Standard. This
standard defines how Sea-Bird Scientific telemetry can be generated and
interpreted. For every sample taken of the instrument’s sensors, the instrument
will compose and transmit one frame of telemetry containing all the relevant
sensor information for that sample. The instrument’s calibration file defines the
specific format of this frame, including the center wavelengths represented by
the optical channels. The format is the same for autonomous and network
operation. The format of the telemetry frame varies depending on the sensor
type (irradiance or radiance, as defined by the factory-configured
sensortype
parameter) as well as the
frametype
and
usecal
configuration parameters.
These formats are described in the following sections. Please note that with
the exception of the standard binary telemetry format, the telemetry formats
described below are only available with firmware version 5.1.0 and later.
B
INARY
T
ELEMETRY
This is the standard telemetry frame format. Data is presented in a fixed-length
binary format, with optical data provided as raw ADC counts.
Relevant configuration parameters:
frametype: binary
usecal: off
Field Name
Field
Size
(bytes)
Description
Instrument
6
A unique 6 character AS formatted string
denoting the start of a frame of telemetry. For
irradiance sensors, the instrument string is
“SATDI4”; for radiance sensors, the string is
“SATDR4”.
Serial Number
4
(1
– 10
allowed)
An AS/AI formatted string denoting the serial
number of the instrument. This field combined
with the INSTRUMENT field uniquely identifies
the instrument. This combination is known as
the frame header or synchronization string.
This is normally a four-character field.
TIMER
10
The field is an AF formatted string indicating
the number of seconds that have passed since
the end of the initialization sequence. This field
is left padded with zeros and is precise to two
digits after the decimal.