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Do Sea-Bird instruments have ISO certification?

Sea-Bird instruments do not have ISO certification. ISO certification does not certify that a manufacturer is producing a high quality product; it merely certifies that a company has a quality control plan that complies with the quality control models adopted by the...

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What is the function of the zinc anode on some instruments?

A zinc anode attracts corrosion and prevents aluminum from corroding until all the zinc is eaten up. Sea-Bird uses zinc anodes on an instrument if it has an aluminum housing and/or end cap. Instruments with titanium or plastic housings and end caps (for example, SBE...

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Can an ISUS V2 be used with ISUSCom?

No. An ISUS V2 does not have the correct hardware to be used with ISUSCom. If you have an ISUS V2, and wish to use it with this software, please contact Sea-Bird Scientific Customer Support to discuss upgrading your ISUS.

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Is the StorX Clock set to Local Time or UTC Time ?

By default the clock of the StorX is set to UTC time rather than local time.The StorX will add a UTC timestamp to each data frame that it collects.The schedule.txt file on board the StorX is a daily schedule, and represents a 24 hour period (00:00 to 24:00). The...

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How can I view CTD data?

You can plot the raw data from a .dat or .hex file with Seasave V7.Once the data is converted to a .cnv file with engineering units (using SBE Data Processing’s Data Conversion), you can plot the data in SBE Data Processing’s Sea Plot.Because Sea Plot only...

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