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When changing settings on my SBE19plusV2 or SBE16plusV2 SeaCAT, I receive the following message: “this command will change the scan length and/or initialize logging repeat the command to verify.” What does this mean?

Changing various settings, like the logging mode (moored or profile) or external sensor input channels enabled, will change the bit length of the scans stored in memory. For this reason, the previously stored samples in memory will no longer be interpretable in the...

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When changing settings on my SBE19plusV2 or SBE16plusV2 SeaCAT, I receive the following message: “this command will change the scan length and/or initialize logging repeat the command to verify.” What does this mean?

Changing various settings, like the logging mode (moored or profile) or external sensor input channels enabled, will change the bit length of the scans stored in memory. For this reason, the previously stored samples in memory will no longer be interpretable in the...

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My SUNA nitrate sensor is not transmitting or storing valid nitrate concentration data in high sediment, high turbidity, low light transmission environments, or freshwater inrush events. What can I do to mitigate this?

SUNAs ordered with the 5mm path length coupler as a factory option will perform much better in low light transmission waters due to the shorter length the light needs to travel leading to less absorption. Equipping your SUNA with the factory bio-wiper option will also...

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