The Device Remote Configuration Tool allows remote configuration of the following: Change sensor logging and transmit intervals Configure event based transmissions for G2 and V2 systems Choose which parameters are logged and transmitted to the web Configure parameter offsets Name a data logger Run a sensor detection Sync X2 data logger settings To access […]
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What is the X2-SDLMC sensor port layout?
The X2-SDLMC sensor ports are labeled to outline the Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitters (UARTs) available on the data logger. The sensor ports on the logger are engraved with Sensor 1 and Sensor 2. These ports correspond to the traditional P0 (Sensor 1) and P1 (Sensor 2) ports on other X2 data logger models.
What is the X2-CBMC sensor port layout?
The X2-CBMC sensor ports are labeled to outline the (4) Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitters (UARTs) available on the data logger. These locations are critical to note for sensor detections; however, harsh deployment conditions may remove these labels. The following schematic outlines the sensor port’s location in relation to the vent, antenna, and 6-pin solar/com port. […]
What is the X2-CB sensor port layout?
The X2-CB sensor ports are labeled to outline the (4) Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitters (UARTs) available on the data logger. These locations are critical to note for sensor detections; however, harsh deployment conditions may remove these labels. The following schematic outlines the sensor port’s location in relation to the vent, antenna, and 6-pin solar/com port. […]
What sensor interfaces are on an X-Series Data Logger?
There are 4 Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitters (UARTs) on an X2 and 3 UARTs on an X3 data logger. (1) Dedicated RS-485 channel that is available on all ports. RS-485 channel supports baud rates up to 57600. (1) Dedicated SDI-12 channel that is available on all ports. For X2 Logger (2) Dedicated RS-232 channels on […]
Use a Terminal Emulator to Configure a Nortek Sensor
If unable to access the Nortek software, configuration settings required to interface the Signature with the X2 may be adjusted through a third party terminal emulator such as TeraTerm. Double-check the telemetry and cell configuration deployment settings through the third party terminal emulator and make changes where required. Connect the 8-pin MCIL plug of the […]
Nortek Signature Series ADCP – FAQ
TriOS NICO UV Nitrate Sensor – FAQ
TriOS Wiring for Connection to an X2 Data Logger
This article serves as a guide for wiring in a TriOS NICO UV Nitrate sensor and a W55 wiper for connection to an X2 data logger. This configuration typically occurs with a NexSens A50 Junction Box to protect all flying lead cables from environmental disturbances. TriOS Sensor and Wiper Wiring TriOS M12 to bare wire […]
How do I repair a NexSens buoy hull?
Throughout multiple deployments, harsh conditions such as heavy debris loads, accidental collisions with boats and other equipment, and extreme UV exposure can damage a NexSens buoy hull. NexSens recommends the following for buoy hull repairs. For small cuts and gashes: Clean, dry and patch with 3MTM Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200. For repairing the yellow, polyurea […]