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HYPERION OPTICAL SENSORS
OPERATING MANUAL
Document No:
MANUAL-360093108-14 | issue: 2.1
Date:
March 2023
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  • Page 1 Date: March 2023 This document was prepared by 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...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Interface Cable – 0901EA2 ........................ 25 0400 Series Interface Cable ....................... 25 Care and Maintenance ........................26 Fitting a Sensor Guard ........................26 10 Software ............................. 27 10.1 Valeport Configure App ........................27 10.1.1 Interface to the Hyperion ..........................28 10.1.2 Configure the Instrument ..........................30 10.1.3...
  • Page 3: Introduction - Hyperion Optical Sensor

    Instrument has a wide range (9 - 28V DC) isolated power supply, data output up to 16Hz and RS232, RS 485 and Modbus RT communication protocols. The Hyperion sensors can also be integrated into Valeport's SWiFT, rapidPro CTD and fastCTD profilers and interfaced to MIDAS CTD+ (400 series) type instruments.
  • Page 4: Sensors

    (pre SN 75100: 2 gain settings: 0-25 and 0-500 (software controlled)) Instrument Detection limit: <0.01 ppb* Actual Detection limit: 0.03 ppb** Linearity: 0.99 R Response Time: 0.03 to 2 sec * 3x SD in RO water ** Calibrated against Fluorescein solution © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 4...
  • Page 5: Phycocyanin

    0-1000 ppb Instrument Detection limit: <0.03 ppb* Actual Detection limit: <1 ppb** Linearity: 0.99 R Response Time: 0.03 to 2 s * 3x SD in RO water ** Calibrated against Sulforhodamine B solution © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 5...
  • Page 6: Safety Statement

    To perform a quick linearity check, dilute the sample 1:1 with RO water. If the reading decreases by 50%, the sample is in the linear range. If the reading decreases by less than 50% or even increases, the sample is above the linear range. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 6...
  • Page 7: Quenching

    Photo-bleaching is dependent on exposure (intensity of light and duration) and wavelength (UV is more damaging than longer wavelengths). Use of more robust fluorophores is recommended to avoid photo-bleaching. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 7...
  • Page 8: Turbidity

    A photometric test report was commissioned by Valeport in accordance with BS EN 62471. For this the LED was set to 25 times the operational power and the sensor was classified as exempt. However, it is best practice to avoid extended exposure to the LED and it is recommended not to look directly into the sensor windows.
  • Page 9: Physical Characteristics

    0.26 kg (in water) Operating Temperature: 60°C max (without damaging the optical sensor) 2.5.1 Dimensions As part of a mini type instrument An optional sensor guard is shown on the second drawing. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 9...
  • Page 10: Data Acquisition

    The set-up of these modes uses a macro like format where a command C02 or M16 will set the unit into a particular mode and configure multiple filter settings appropriately for that mode and update period. Other operational modes and filter settings are available - please contact Valeport with your specific requirements. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd...
  • Page 11: Mode C - Continuous

    Number of samples 0.25 0.25 0.125 0.125 0.0625 0.0625 3.2.3 S Mode Single observation on run command (#028) Command example: #039;S2 Setting Measurement period (sec) Synchronous sample interval (secs) Number of samples xx/2 © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 11...
  • Page 12: Functional Check

    By altering the angle of the target, the magnitude of the reading should change thereby showing the correct operation of the sensor. If the test target is missing then a piece of good quality white paper can be used. 4.1 User Calibration Factor and Offset © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 12...
  • Page 13 Gain factor (a multiplication factor) and an Offset value (this value is added). Parameters of 1;0 will cause no effect to the Valeport calibrated value. It is recommended that this function is switched off when not in operation using command #086;0 or setting the factor to OFF using the Configure App.
  • Page 14: Operation With Multiple Dye Types

    If your survey calls for dye tracing with more than one dye in the same water body, at the same time please contact Valeport for the compatibility of those dyes operating together. For example see below, using Rhodamine and Fluorescence together. It is possible that the Fluorescein fluorometer will give a false positive to the Rhodamine dye: ©...
  • Page 15: Operation With 400 Series Instruments

    Ensure the 400 unit internal Power source (from 0400550) for the Hyperion is connected as per cable form 0400C321. • Ensure the latest version of Hyperion interface code (04007181) is installed in the Quartzonix Board (0400513) © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 15...
  • Page 16: Communications

    Parameter Units Units ug/l for Chlorophyll a ppb for Fluorescein Operating Mode String C02 (default) Check Sum An exclusive OR sum between all characters between the '$' and the '*'of the string © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 16...
  • Page 17: Data Output Format $Pvhy2 (Post November 2020)

    If the sampling that has been setup such that only one measurement is used to produce a reading then no Standard Deviation is generated and the output becomes: Turbidity - $PVHY2,01,8,0.48705,,NTU,1.65588,,NTU,M1,*6D Fluorometer - $PVHY2,01,1,0.816,,ug/l,,,,C02,*24 Otherwise: Turbidity - $PVHY2,01,8,0.48705,0.012,NTU,141.65588,0.023,NTU,M1,*6D Fluorometer - $PVHY2,01,1,0.816,0.012,ug/l,,,,C02,*24 © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 17...
  • Page 18: Hash (#) Codes

    #102 user_output Enter output item #103 <CR><LF> Read output item #104 user_format Enter 'c' style format string #105 <CR><LF> Read format string #126 <CR><LF> Read optical parameter id #128 <CR><LF> Read units © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 18...
  • Page 19 #702 ;uart_parity<CR><LF> Set 0 for No Parity and 1 for Even parity in all Uart com- munication (ascii and Modbus) #703 <CR><LF> Read Parity for all UART communication (ascii and Mod- bus) © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 19...
  • Page 20: Modbus Operation

    #700;1;1 Configure’s tool ribbon when set up for Hyperion: EnviroLog is Valeport’s name for a number of loggers and telemetry systems that use Modbus configuration. This particular configuration is designed for a scenario where the instrument is powered up, observation taken and then powered down again. This scenario is discussed in more detail below.
  • Page 21 If only a Fluorometer is interfaced then only 4, 2 byte registers need be read Type Modbus Register Modbus Register Number of Reply timing @ Modbus 19200 Baud 2 byte registers (in ms) F_DOUBLE 0x0FA0 4000 <40 See full listing of Modbus registers below. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 21...
  • Page 22: Modbus Register Lookup Table

    0x0038 <40 enabled. #094 ;gain;offset<CR><LF> Set offset and gain coefficient for a user F_EXP 0x0036 <40 secondary calibration - optics channel 1 #095 <CR><LF> Read offset and gain coefficient F_EXP 0x0036 <40 © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 22...
  • Page 23 Set 0 for No Parity and 1 for Even parity in all F_USHORT 0x002D <40 Uart communication (ascii and Modbus) #703 uart_parity;<CR><LF> Read Parity for all UART communication (ascii F_USHORT 0x002D <40 and Modbus) © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 23...
  • Page 24 0x0BB8 3000 <40 (read and write) Modbus read access to readings_table: optics F_DOUBLE 0x0FA0 4000 <40 channel 1 mean; channel 1 SD; channel 2 mean; channel 2 SD (channel 2 Turbidity only) © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 24...
  • Page 25: Electrical

    RS232 GND RS232 RX (in to logger) RS232 TX (out of logger) Hyperion Power +’ve J2, 2 way FCI NO CONNECTION (Blank off to prevent shorting) Hyperion Power –‘ve J2, 2 way FCI © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 25...
  • Page 26: Care And Maintenance

    Organic solvents should not be used to clean the Hyperion Strong acids and bases should be avoided If fouling of the window is considerable, the unit should be returned to Valeport for servicing The instrument should be washed in fresh water before storage in the equipment case.
  • Page 27: Software

    "Warning! 0903707 Firmware Required" Contact Valeport for information on how to upgrade your firmware should it be required. There is a separate installation manual available for the Configure App available on the Valeport website © 2023 – Valeport Ltd...
  • Page 28: Interface To The Hyperion

    Click the button. 10.1.1.1 Valeport Configure App Without an Instrument If you do not have an instrument or would like to setup a configuration file to load into another instrument in preparation for a future deployment, select the tick box on the opening dialogue –...
  • Page 29 A new feature for ver 2.0.76 is the Snapshot. This, unlike the Profile is a text file that includes all details about the instrument including those that are not an instrument setting such as serial numbers, calibration dates and site information © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 29...
  • Page 30: Configure The Instrument

    The Terminal window can also be used to send specific # commands to the instrument should that be necessary. Type the command at the prompt in the terminal window and press ENTER for example #028 to put the instrument into run mode. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 30...
  • Page 31 Click on the other Tabs to see relevant information and fine tune your set up, for example COMMUNICATIONS: Hover over the label with your mouse to see the pop-up information window on a particular field: © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 31...
  • Page 32 Once you have made all your changes press to upload the new configuration into the instrument To set the instrument into a Run Mode select the button at the bottom of the screen. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 32...
  • Page 33: Configure With Operation As Part Of An Envirolog System

    If you disable Modbus mode and try to run the Hyperion in a standard serial ASCII mode it will not run until you put it in a new Sampling Mode, select from the dropdown menu: © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 33...
  • Page 34: Sampling Scenario

    Section 10 | Software 10.1.4 Sampling Scenario See section Operating Modes, above. If the sampling scenario you require is not part of the dropdown list, use a manual, terminal command to set it up. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 34...
  • Page 35: Calibration

    Input your parameters GAIN;OFFSET, separated with a “;”. Although reported in an engineering format, the values can be input in decimal. If you are running a firmware version pre-A14, you will not have this option. © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 35...
  • Page 36: Setting The Gain (Units With A Serial Number Earlier Than 75100)

    Prior to November 2020 (Serial No: 75100) a Hyperion was set to the default range, for its specific analyte, before leaving Valeport. After November 2020 MK2 PCBs were installed in all Hyperions and that removed the need to set the gain. If you bought your Hyperion after November 2020 you can ignore this section.
  • Page 37 0903705A9 hyperion Nov 2 2020 14:03 >#038 Valeport tests >#401 ERROR PROTECTED >#401 ERROR PROTECTED >#401 ERROR PROTECTED >#401 ERROR PROTECTED >#401 ERROR PROTECTED >#401 ERROR PROTECTED >#401 ERROR PROTECTED ># ERROR ># ERROR >#400;5 ERROR PROTECTED © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 37...
  • Page 38: Ordering And Part Numbers

    Hyperion-T, Turbidity Sensor Titanium housed, 6000m rated Supplied with: Y lead - power and comms Manual and transit case 12.3 Accessories Part No. Description 0901SA7 Ambient Light Shield 0901251 Hyperion Sensor Guard Set © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 38...
  • Page 39: Declarations Of Conformity

    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.
  • Page 40: Eu Declaration Of Conformity - Ce Marking

    Section 13 | Declarations of Conformity 13.2 EU Declaration of Conformity - CE Marking © 2023 – Valeport Ltd Page | 40...

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