Summary of Contents for Valeport miniSERIES Series
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Date: May 2019 This document was prepared by the staff of Valeport Limited, the Company, and is the property of the Company, which also owns the copyright therein. All rights conferred by the law of the copyright and by virtue of international copyright conventions are reserved to the Company. This document must not be...
Please note: Any changes or modifications to the product or accessories supplied, that are not authorised by Valeport Ltd, could void the CE compliance of the product and negate your authority to operate it. This product has demonstrated CE compliance under conditions that include the use of shielded cables. It is important that you use shielded cables compliant with the product’s conformance, to protect from potential damage and reduce the...
HyperTerminal. The instruments are based on Valeport’s existing “mini” sensor range, with the addition of an internal battery and logging facility to allow autonomous self recording operation, as well as additional operating modes to suit profiling and moored applications.
Linear sensor performance allows easy calibration. Conductivity (miniCTD) Construction Materials: The materials used in the Valeport Conductivity sensor have been specially chosen to resist compression at high pressure, This unique approach ensures that it performs within specification under even the harshest of field conditions.
4. Data Requests and Output Formats The “mini” range of products described in this manual is designed to be used with Valeport’s DataLog software. However, the instruments respond to a series of text commands that are detailed here, for those users who wish to interface the products to other systems.
The current date and time Battery Level: 1.4V Internal battery level (guide only) MiniTide: S/N 27838 Instrument Type and Serial Number Site info: VALEPORT TEST SITE Site information Calibrated: 14/01/2008 Date of last calibration Latitude: 52.999286 Latitude for Pressure / Depth conversion...
If the MiniCTD is to be deployed without the cage, the conductivity readings will be affected. To compensate for this an adjustment will have to be made to the calibration parameters. Contact Valeport for further details. 5.1. Cage The deployment cage is a rugged deployment method, providing physical protection to the instrument.
Whichever deployment system is used, it is important to note that if the data is being monitored in real time via a Valeport signal cable, the SubConn connector system is not designed to be weight bearing. Suspend the instrument either from the dedicated eye in the cable, or from a separate strain wire. Do not allow the weight of the instrument to be taken through the connector itself.
87 days Note that all battery calculation figures are estimated, and may vary according to deployment temperature and the inherent battery variability. Valeport accepts no liability for the failure of a battery to last for the expected lifetime. Page 18...