To determine a ‘dark count’ value or ‘offset’ for your ECO we recommend that the instrument be configured in as close a manner to the actual deployment mode as possible. This means the meter should be installed on the cage or logging system (CTD or other data logger),...
The ECO sensors primarily image a volume that is approximately 1 cm3, centered 1 cm off the face of the instrument. NOTE: This does not preclude return of photons from outside of this volume and in particular it is best that no fixed objects are in the field of view...
The primary maintenance procedures that are outlined in the manual are for the bio-wiper (shutter) installation, the internal battery replacement and the bulkhead connector inspection. The shutter replacement is not always necessary, but, having the copper shutter and...
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