User Guide
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What depth of submersion is the X2-SDL rated for?
The X2-SDL is rated for submersion up to 200ft (~60m) depth. Note that the SDL-CAP accessory is required to fully submerge cellular or radio models containing an external antenna. The antenna port of Wi-Fi only models is epoxied closed and may be completely submerged using the standard battery lid.
X2-SDL O-ring Maintenance
Proper O-ring maintenance on an X2-SDL submersible data logger is critical to prevent moisture intrusion and achieve the full depth rating. The X2-SDL contains (3) user-servicable O-rings, all located on the white battery lid. All O-rings should be inspected during each battery change. General Maintenance Keep O-rings clear from debris that may affect even surface […]
Remove an X2-CB for repair
If an X2-CB data logger needs to be sent in for evaluation or repair, please reference the following steps for removal: Tools Required 9/16″ Socket Wrench Instructions Disconnect the 6-pin solar panel or UW-6 USB cable from the X2-CB/X2-CBMC SOLAR/COM port to remove power from the data logger. [For CB-150/250/450 buoys only] […]
Configuring Event-Based Transmission (G2/iSIC V2 Only)
Cellular G2 and iSIC V2 systems allow configuration of increased transmission frequency when a recorded parameter exceeds a user-defined threshold. This event-based transmission enables the system to upload data infrequently and minimize power and data consumption during normal operation, yet increase the frequency of logging and transmission of data during critical events. To configure event-based […]
Install a SIM Card in an X2-SDL Submersible Data Logger
Statically ground yourself prior to touching any of the electronics inside the X2-SDL logger. Tools Required: – 3/16″ Ball-Point Hex Driver (included in logger maintenance kit) Use the 3/16″ hex driver to remove the four screws on the bottom bulkhead of the X2-SDL (opposite the white battery lid). Carefully pull the bottom bulkhead off […]
How to Install a 4G Modem in a 3100-iSIC
Prior to installation, be sure that the new 4G cellular modem has a SIM card installed and its account is active. 1. Open up the 3100-iSIC enclosure and remove both fuses by pressing down on the holder cap and turning it counterclockwise. 2. Use a large Phillips screwdriver to remove the four primary mounting […]
G2-Rain Data Logger Maintenance
Periodic maintenance of a G2-RAIN Alert system includes the following items: Clearing debris out from inside the siphoning bucket receiver and drain holes Replacement of the internal lithium battery pack when the reported system voltage drops to 6.2V or below Note this does not apply for externally powered G2-RAIN systems using an AC wall adapter […]
Replace RF-Cable Assembly
In the event of damage, the RF cable assembly on the X2 data logger can be replaced. Caution!!!- Be sure to statically ground yourself prior to touching any of the electronics inside the X2 logger! Tools Required: Phillips Head Screwdriver 3/16″ Hex Driver or Adjustable Wrench 5/8″ Socket Instructions Locate the green plastic wire […]
Manually Update X2 RTU Firmware
Caution!!!- Be sure to statically ground yourself prior to touching any of the electronics inside the X2 logger Instructions Remove Power from the X2 by disconnecting any cable connected to the center 6-pin port. Locate the green plastic wire from its track in the base of the X2’s aluminum housing. Slide tweezers […]