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Section 4: Deploying and Operating SBE 39
plus
-IM
SBE 39
plus
-IM
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Status
Commands (
continued
)
#iiGetSD
Get and display status data, which contains
data that changes while deployed.
List below includes, where applicable,
command used to modify parameter:
•
Device type, Serial number
•
Date and time [
#iiDateTime=
] in
ISO8601-2000 extended format
(yyyy – mm-ddThh:mm:ss)
•
Number of recorded events in event
counter [reset with
#iiResetEC
]
•
Voltages – main battery pack voltage and
back-up lithium cell voltage
•
Memory – [reset with
#InitLogging
]
- Number of bytes in memory
- Number of samples in memory
- Number of additional samples that can
be placed in memory
- Length (number of bytes) of each sample
•
Logging status –
yes (if logging),
waiting to start at (if programmed to start
logging at a user-set date and time),
waiting to start on USB disconnect
(if
StartNow
has been sent while
communicating via USB),
no (if not logging) and reason that logging
stopped such as received stop command,
low battery pack power, etc.)
Example:
SBE 39
plus
-IM with ID=03 (user input in bold, command used to modify parameter in parenthesis).
#03getsd
<StatusData DeviceType = 'SBE39plus-IM' SerialNumber = '03907842'>
<DateTime>2016-08-20T00:48:32</DateTime>
[
#iiDateTime=
]
<EventSummary numEvents = '0'/>
[can clear with
#iiResetEC=
]
<Power>
<vMain> 7.41</vMain>
<vLith> 3.16</vLith>
</Power>
<MemorySummary>
<Bytes>0</Bytes>
<Samples>0</Samples>
[can clear with
#iiInitLogging
]
<SamplesFree>5592405</SamplesFree>
[can clear with
#iiInitLogging
]
<SampleLength>12</SampleLength>
</MemorySummary>
<AutonomousSampling>no, received stop command</AutonomousSampling>
[
#iiStartNow
or
#iiStartLater
,
#iiStop
]
Notes:
•
The
#iiDS
response contains similar
information as the combined
responses from
#iiGetSD
and
#iiGetCD
, but in a different format.
•
If the 39
plus
-IM is logging data and
the battery pack voltage is less than
5 volts for 10 consecutive scans, the
39
plus
-IM
halts logging and sets the
logging status to low battery.
•
Replace the back-up cell if it drops
below 2.5 V.
