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FIELD OPERATION GUIDE

YSI 610 DISPLAY/LOGGER

CONNECTING TO A SONDE

Since YSI 6-Series sondes do not have displays or con-

trols, users must communicate to them with a PC or ter-

minal and emulation device. The figure below is a dia-

gram of the YSI 610 connected to any 6-series sonde.

610-DM

Envir onm ent al

Monitoring

Syst em s

YSI

RUN

TMP 20.54

CND 0.687

DO% 97.5

DOc 38.0

pH 8.32

NO3 2.35

SpC 0.750

SAL 1.42

DO 8.56

DEP 10.12

ORP 90.2

TRB 2.3

610 Handheld Display

The 6-Series Sonde.

Two slide plug cable adapters are available for the com-

munications plug. One is for communication with a PC

and terminates in a 9-pin miniature sub-D connector.

When communicating with a PC, be sure to use a null

modem cable. The other adapter is for use with a sonde

and terminates in an 8 pin, military style connector. Plug

the MS-8 end of the cable into the sonde and the other

end into the YSI 610.

610-DM

Environmental

Monitoring

Systems

YSI

AC Adaptor for 120 VAC

DB-9 Pigtail

MS-8 Pigtail

Power Jack Module

Null Modem Cable

Summary of content (8 pages)

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FIELD OPERATION GUIDE YSI 610 DISPLAY/LOGGER CONNECTING TO A SONDE Since YSI 6-Series sondes do not have displays or controls, users must communicate to them with a PC or terminal and emulation device. The figure below is a diagram of the YSI 610 connected to any 6-series sonde. RUN YSI TMP 20.54 CND 0.687 DO% 97.5 DOc 38.0 pH 8.32 NO3 2.35 Environm ental Monit oring Syst ems 610-DM SpC 0.750 SAL 1.42 DO 8.56 DEP 10.12 ORP 90.2 TRB 2.3 610 Handheld Display 68 20 The 6-Series Sonde.
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SAMPLING APPLICATIONS Sampling applications refer to readings that are taken while the user is present and controlling the collection of data. In sampling applications the total data collection time is relatively brief, from a few minutes to perhaps a few hours. The YSI 610 has several storage options for sampling applications.
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USING THE SITE LIST WITH THE MARKED FILE The Site List is accessed through the Setup 610 menu. When using the Mark feature, there is only one filename, “marked”. All readings that are stored using the “m” prompt during Run mode are stored to filename “marked”. You can not type in the word “marked” to create this file. You may rename “marked” file to a filename of your choice using submenu FILES. In the Site List use the File item to hold the Mark Name, and the Site item to hold the Mark Number.
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USING THE SITE LIST FOR CAPTURE, ADD AND LOG FILES From Main menu scroll to Setup 610, press Enter, then scroll to Setup Site List. To modify an existing site, press Enter, then choose from the pop-up menu. To enter a new site, choose Insert. You may further describe your site by highlighting “Site:”. This is not recommended if you don’t intend to use the Mark feature. There are different kinds of files for each of the three types of storage: Add, Capture and Log.
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of 4 sec). On all other sondes, the DO warm-up should be set to 120 seconds. Be sure to recalibrate DO anytime you change the DO warm-up. To begin logging select the Logging menu from the Main menu of the 610-DM. Choose Setup Header and set a file name and interval. Then choose 610 Logging. Stop logging by pressing Esc or Power. SETTING UP THE 6000 FOR UNATTENDED LOGGING From the 610 Main Menu choose Deploy, then unattended mode. Be sure that warm-up is set to 40-60 seconds, Specify a site and an interval.
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From the Main menu go to the Communications menu and select Kermit 610 < Sonde. When you see the directory displayed, select the desired file and press Enter. If only one file exists inside the 6000, the upload will begin immediately. During the upload, you will see several status counters on the 610 screen. But if the counters do not advance, press Esc to abort the upload, and try again. When the upload is done, you will see "Successful" on the 610 screen.
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Upload 610 Data Files to Lab Computer Null Modem Cable DB-9 6099 DB-9 Adapter YSI En vironmen tal Mon itorin g Systems DB-9 610-DM You will need... 610-DM ! ! ! ! 610-DM 6099 DB-9 Adapter Null Modem Cable DB-9 to DB-25 Adapter may be needed at Com Port 610-D Menu RUN MAIN TMP 20.54 CND 0.687 DO% 97.5 DOc 38.0 pH 8.32 NO3 2.35 SpC 0.750SETUP shft SAL 1.42 Baud Rate: 9600 DO 8.56 Contrast: 7 CALIBRATE DEP 10.12 Sonde Power: on Conductivity ORP 90.2 Shutoff Time: 10 Dissolved Oxy TRB 2.
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