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3.9. Deployment Commands<br />

Deployment commands affect the parameters used for autonomous deployments.<br />

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• Deployment name<br />

• Averaging interval<br />

• Sample interval<br />

• Start date and time<br />

• Burst sampling parameters.<br />

Note that two of the timing commands (averaging interval and sample interval) are also listed<br />

under Setup Commands (§3.8).<br />

Each command is shown with its full name, short name (if one exists), optional parameters (in<br />

brackets), parameter range (if applicable), and appropriate detailed information.<br />

Deployment [name] (do not confuse with Deploy command, §3.7)<br />

• Default parameter: DEF<br />

• Without parameter: returns its current setting.<br />

• When used with an ASCII string of no more than five characters (letters or digits), the<br />

deployment name is set to this value. This determines the file name under which data are<br />

stored to the internal recorder.<br />

• All data from a single Deploy or Start command are stored in one file.<br />

• The file name on the recorder is the deployment name with a 3-digit number indicating the<br />

sequence of files under this name. For example, if the deployment name is LAKE, the data<br />

from the first Deploy or Start command will be stored in a file named LAKE001. If data<br />

collection is stopped and re-started without changing the deployment name, the numbers<br />

will increment; e.g. LAKE002, LAKE003, etc.<br />

Comments<br />

• This command lets you enter comments that will be stored in the data file.<br />

• There are three comment lines, each with a maximum of 60 characters.<br />

StartDate or SD [yy/mm/dd]<br />

• Default parameter: 1995/01/01 (January 1, 1995)<br />

• Without parameter: returns the deployment start date.<br />

• When used with a date in the correct format (see Date command, §3.7), sets the starting<br />

date for data collection. This date is used only in deployment mode (using the Deploy<br />

command, §3.7).<br />

• If the start date/time are before the current date/time, data collection begins immediately.<br />

StartTime or ST [hh:mm:ss]<br />

• Default parameter: 00:00:00<br />

• Without parameter: returns the deployment start time.<br />

• When used with a time in the correct format (see Time command, §3.7), sets the starting<br />

time for data collection. This time is used only in the deployment mode (using the Deploy<br />

command, §3.7).<br />

• If the start date/time are before the current date/time, data collection begins immediately.<br />

<strong>Argonaut</strong> Operation <strong>Manual</strong> Firmware Version 7.9 (May 1, 2001)

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