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2 Limited Liability Statement Extreme care should be exercised when using or servicing this equipment. It should be used or serviced only by personn

WARRANTY POLICY 2010 PRODUCT WARRANTY 5-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY (NEW PRODUCTS) For a period of five years after the date of original shipment from

WARRANTY ADMINISTRATION POLICY Sea-Bird Electronics, Inc. and its authorized representatives or resellers provide warranty support only to the orig

SOFTWARE WARRANTY SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT By downloading or installing any of our software, you expressly agree to the following: Sea-Bird&apo

Sea-Bird Service Request Form To return instruments for calibration or other service, please provide the information below, so we can serve you bette

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Table of Contents SBE 45 3Table of Contents Section 1: Introduction ... 5 Ab

Table of Contents SBE 45 4Appendix I: Functional Description... 43 Sensors...

Section 1: Introduction SBE 45 5Section 1: Introduction This section includes a Quick Start procedure, and photos of a standard SBE 45 MicroTSG

Section 1: Introduction SBE 45 6Unpacking MicroTSG Shown below is a typical MicroTSG shipment.

Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 7Section 2: Description of MicroTSG This section describes the functions and features of the MicroTSG,

Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 8An optional AC- or DC-powered 90402 - SBE 45 Power, Navigation, and Remote Temperature Interface Box pr

Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 9Specifications Temperature (°C) 1 Conductivity (S/m) Salinity (PSU), typical Measurement Range -5

Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 10Dimensions and Connector Dimensions in millimeters (inches) Ground pin = Computer data

Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 11Sample Timing The time to acquire the temperature and conductivity varies, depending on the mode of o

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Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 12Baud Rate, Cable Length, Power, and Data Transmission Rate Baud Rate, Cable Length, and Data Transmi

Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 13Power and Cable Length There are two issues to consider: • Limiting the IR loss to 1 volt; higher I

Section 2: Description of MicroTSG SBE 45 14Remote Temperature Sensor (optional) The optional 90402 – SBE 45 Power, Navigation, and Remote Tempe

Section 3: Installing System SBE 45 15Section 3: Installing System This section provides information on: • Software installation • System schem

Section 3: Installing System SBE 45 16System Schematic and Installation Guidelines MicroTSG with Optional PN 90402 Interface Box, SBE 38 Remot

Section 3: Installing System SBE 45 17Sea-Bird does not provide detailed installation instructions for the MicroTSG, given the unique nature of ev

Section 3: Installing System SBE 45 18Power-Up Jumper Check The MicroTSG’s Printed Circuit Board (PCB) has a jumper that controls how the MicroT

Section 3: Installing System SBE 45 19Installing MicroTSG 1. New MicroTSGs are shipped with an AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device pre-installed. Verify

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 20Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG This section provides information on: • MicroTSG setup • Sampling modes

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 21 2. The main screen looks like this: • Menus – Contains tasks and frequently executed instrument comma

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Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 22Following are the Toolbar buttons applicable to the MicroTSG: Toolbar Buttons Description Equivalent Comm

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 23 4. In the Communications menu, select Options / Cycle baud when connecting. 5. Click Connect on the T

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 24Sampling Modes The MicroTSG has three basic sampling modes for obtaining data: Polled Sampling, Autonomou

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 25Autonomous Sampling The MicroTSG samples data at pre-programmed intervals, defined by Interval=, and send

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 26Serial Line Synchronization (Serial Line Sync) In Serial Line Sync Mode, a simple pulse (a single charact

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 27Command Descriptions This section describes commands and provides sample outputs. See Appendix III: Comma

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 28Setup Commands Baud=x x= baud rate (1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, or 38400). Default 4800. Outp

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 29Operating Commands Operating commands configure the MicroTSG’s response upon waking up, and direct the Mi

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 30Polled Sampling Commands These commands are used by an external controller to request a sample from the M

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 31Calibration Coefficients Command DC Display calibration coefficients. Equivalent to Coefficients on Tool

Manual Generation Date: 26 August 20111

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 32Data Output Format Each scan ends with a carriage return <CR> and line feed <LF>. Leading zer

Section 4: Setting Up MicroTSG SBE 45 33Setting Up Configuration (.xmlcon or .con) File Seasave and SBE Data Processing, our real-time data acqu

Section 5: Operating System SBE 45 34Section 5: Operating System This section covers acquiring real-time data with Seasave, and processing data w

Section 5: Operating System SBE 45 354. In the RealTime Data menu, select Start Acquisition. The dialog box looks like this: 5. In the Start R

Section 5: Operating System SBE 45 36Processing Data Process the data in SBE Data Processing. 1. Convert the .hex data file created by Seasave

Section 6: Routine Maintenance and Calibration SBE 45 37Section 6: Routine Maintenance and Calibration This section reviews corrosion precaution

Section 6: Routine Maintenance and Calibration SBE 45 38Step 3: Flush Inside of Conductivity Cell A. Remove the external plumbing connecting the

Section 6: Routine Maintenance and Calibration SBE 45 39Replacing Anti-Foulant Device (SBE 45) The MicroTSG has an anti-foulant device cup inside

Section 6: Routine Maintenance and Calibration SBE 45 40Sensor Calibration Sea-Bird sensors are calibrated by subjecting them to known physical c

Section 7: Troubleshooting SBE 45 41Section 7: Troubleshooting This section reviews common problems in operating the MicroTSG, and provides the m

L I M I T E D L I A B I L I T Y S T A T E M E N T Extreme care should be exercised when using or servicing this equipment. It should be used orse

Glossary SBE 45 42Glossary Fouling – Biological growth in the conductivity cell during deployment. PN 90402 - SBE 45 Power, Navigation, and Remote

Appendix I: Functional Description SBE 45 43Appendix I: Functional Description Sensors The MicroTSG embodies the same sensor elements (3-electro

Appendix II: Electronics Disassembly/Reassembly SBE 45 44Appendix II: Electronics Disassembly/Reassembly Do not disassemble the MicroTSG electro

Appendix III: Command Summary SBE 45 45Appendix III: Command Summary CATEGORY COMMAND DESCRIPTION Status DS Display status. Baud=x x= baud rate (

Appendix III: Command Summary SBE 45 46 CATEGORY COMMAND DESCRIPTION TS Take sample, hold converted data in RAM, output converted data TSR Take sa

Appendix IV: AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device SBE 45 47Appendix IV: AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device AF24173 Anti-Foulant Devices supplied for user replac

Appendix IV: AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device SBE 45 48AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device FOR USE ONLY IN SEA-BIRD ELECTRONICS’ CONDUCTIVITY SENSORS TO CONTR

Appendix IV: AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device SBE 45 49PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS HAZARD TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS DANGER Corrosive - Causes irre

Appendix IV: AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device SBE 45 50 STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PESTICIDE STORAGE: Store in original container in a cool, dry place. Pre

Appendix V: Replacement Parts SBE 45 51Appendix V: Replacement Parts Part NumberPart Application Description Quantity in MicroTSG30541 3/8"

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Index SBE 45 52Index . .con file · 33 .xmlcon file · 33 A Anti-Foulant Device · 47 removal before shipping to Sea-Bird · 40 replacing · 39 B Baud ra

Index SBE 45 53S Sample timing · 11 Sampling modes · 24 SBE 38 remote temperature sensor · 14, 16 SBE Data Processing · 8, 15, 33, 36 Schematic · 16

Reference Sheet Version #007, 06-11-08; Firmware Version 1.1b 1SBE 45 MicroTSG (RS-232) Reference Sheet (see SBE 45 MicroTSG User’s Manual for comple

Reference Sheet Version #007, 06-11-08; Firmware Version 1.1b 2Command Instructions and List • Input commands in upper or lower case letters and reg

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CALIBRATION SHEETSSBE 45 Temperature Calibration - S/N 0383...

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APPLICATION NOTESAppnote 2DConductivity...

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1 APPLICATION NOTE NO. 2D Revised October 2010 Instructions for Care and Cleaning of Conductivity Cells This application note presents new re

2Rinsing, Cleaning, and Storage Procedures Note: See Cleaning Materials below for discussion of appropriate sources / concentrations of water, Trito

3Cleaning Materials Water De-ionized (DI) water, commercially distilled water, or fresh, clean, tap water is recommended for rinsing, cleaning, an

4Acid In rare instances, acid cleaning is required for mineral contamination of the conductivity cell. Sea-Bird recommends that you return the equip

5Application Note Revision History Date Description January 1998 Initial release. October 2002 Remove reference to part number for the small anti-

APPLICATION NOTE NO. 6 Revised August 2004 DETERMINATION OF SOUND VELOCITY FROM CTD DATA Use of CTD measurement for determination of sound vel

We draw the following conclusions from the research papers listed above: 1) Investigators using specialized equipment under scrupulously controlled

APPLICATION NOTE NO. 10 Revised March 2008 COMPRESSIBILITY COMPENSATION OF SEA-BIRD CONDUCTIVITY SENSORS Sea-Bird conductivity sensors provide

DISCUSSION OF PRESSURE CORRECTION Conductivity cells do not measure the specific conductance (the desired property), but rather the conductance of a

APPLICATION NOTE NO. 14 January 1989 1978 PRACTICAL SALINITY SCALE Should you not be already familiar with it, we would like to call yo

Instrument Configuration: Serial Number 37SI64195-8524 Pressure Sensor None Firmware Version 3.0j Memory 8192Kb Interface Type RS-232

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1 APPLICATION NOTE NO. 31 Revised February 2010 Computing Temperature and Conductivity Slope and Offset Correction Coefficients from Laboratory

2 To correct conductivity data taken between pre- and post-cruise calibrations: islope = 1.0 + (b / n) [(1 / postslope) - 1.0] where islope = int

3 Example Three salinity bottles are taken during a CTD profile; assume for this discussion that shipboard analysis of the bottle salinities is perfec

4 Temperature Sensors The temperature sensor slope and offset entries in the configuration (.con or .xmlcon) file in SEASOFT permit the user to make

5 Correcting for Temperature Drift Based on Pre- and Post-Cruise Laboratory Calibrations Suppose a temperature sensor is calibrated (pre-cruise), the

6 Appendix I: Example Conductivity Calibration Sheet 83

7 Appendix II: Example Temperature Calibration Sheet 84

1 APPLICATION NOTE NO. 42 Revised February 2010 ITS-90 TEMPERATURE SCALE Beginning in January 1995, Sea-Bird's temperature metrology laborat

1 APPLICATION NOTE NO. 68 Revised June 2009 Using USB Ports to Communicate with Sea-Bird Instruments Most Sea-Bird instruments use the RS-232

SBE 45 MicroTSG (Thermosalinograph) Conductivity and Temperature Monitor with RS-232 Interface Note: NEW ADDRESS as

1 APPLICATION NOTE NO. 71 Revised March 2008 Desiccant Use and Regeneration (drying) This application note applies to all Sea-Bird instruments in

2 Regeneration (drying) of Desiccant Replacement desiccant bags are available from Sea-Bird: • PN 60039 is a metal can containing 25 1-gram desiccan

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