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Section 4: Deploying and Operating SEACAT SEACAT ID Commands Only one SEACAT can be online when sending these commands. ID? Get SEACAT ID (ID = ii, where ii= 0-99). *ID=ii Set SEACAT ID to ii, where ii= 0-99. *ID=ii must be sent twice, because computer requests verification. Note that if more than one SEACAT is online when sending command, all SEACATs online will be set to same ID. Miscellaneous Commands All these commands are preceded by !ii, where ii=SEACAT ID (0-99). !iiDS Display communication firmware version, timeouts, and serial line sync status. Example: (user input in bold, command used to modify parameter shown in parentheses) S>!01DS SBE 16plus RS-485 V1.0 rxdelay = 25 msec txdelay = 25 msec reply wait time = 30 sec serial sync mode disabled Note: Set !iiRxMax= greater then #iiDelayBeforeSampling=. See Pump Operation. Note: See Sampling Modes for complete details on the operation of serial line synchronization. [!iiRxDelay=] [!iiTxDelay=] [!iiRxMax=] [!iiSyncMode=] !iiRxDelay=x x= delay after SEACAT receives a command until transmitter is enabled (1 – 500 msec). Default 25 msec. !iiTxDelay=x x= delay after SEACAT transmits a reply until transmitter is disabled (1 – 500 msec). Default 25 msec. !iiRxMax=x x= time communication microcontroller waits for reply from acquisition microcontroller before it times out (1 - 180 sec). Default 30 sec. !iiSyncMode=x x=Y: Enable serial line sync mode. When RS-485 B is high and RS-485 A is low for 1-1500 msec, SEACAT takes sample, stores data in FLASH memory, and powers down. x=N: Disable serial line sync mode. Notes: • The SEACAT baud rate (set with !iiBaud=) must be the same as SEATERM’s baud rate (set in the Configure menu). • An RS-232 sensor (SBE 38, SBE 50, or GTD) integrated with the SEACAT must use the same baud rate as used by the SEACAT. See the RS-232 sensor’s manual for details on how to set its baud rate. !iiBaud=x x= baud rate (1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600). !ii*EETest Test EEPROM. This test erases all calibration coefficients and userprogrammed parameters. 31