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Refer also to the LoggerNet user’s manual for additional information. Many tests may be more
useful if something does not work as expected. Using port tests and flag tests are of particular
usefulness in troubleshooting problems.
SETUP MODE (Ports and Flags)
Ports
Action and/or Response
C1 I/O
module
C2 I/O
module
C3 I/O
module
C4
SDI-12 data line for sonde
C5
DPDT direction relay control for winch motor: Up (ON); Down (OFF)
C6
Powers winch motor: motor runs (ON)
C7
Powers depth finder: (ON)
C8
Powers MET sensors and compass; (ON)
Flags
F1
Reset – Initializes system variables: (ON); turns OFF automatically
F2
Setup Mode (ON); Profile/Run Mode (OFF)
F3
Depth Finder Reading/Fixed Ref Sonde: (ON)
DO NOT TURN ON during profile sequence.*
F4
Compass Output: (ON)
DO NOT TURN ON during profile sequence.*
F5
RS-232 Reading of Sonde: (ON)
DO NOT TURN ON during profile sequence.*
F6
SDI-12 Reading of Sonde: (ON).
DO NOT TURN ON during profile sequence.*
F7 n/a
F8
Initializes C7 to OFF.
DO NOT TURN ON during profile sequence.*
*If Ports are flickering ON and OFF, then system is probably in the middle of a profile sequence.
5.3 Start a Profiling Sequence
Once you are satisfied with the results of your pre-deployment tests in Setup Mode, you are
ready to start a profiling sequence. Presumably your sonde is in a simulated depth profiling
environment, whether it outside in the water or on a test setup inside.
To begin set Flag 2 OFF and set Flag 5 ON. You may leave the Ports and Flags screen up to
monitor activity. When communication takes place, these screens will provide updates.
Remember that actual events and the communication of these events may not be at the same
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