Campuses:
2000 level, old station, furthest away from Ross. Access through Yates at 1700, then ramp.
Status: power and network should be available. The rock may require some securing.
Install sheet: 2000a.pdf
Q330 serial | 0100000A1B9B8B2E |
Q330 tag | 974 |
Q330 IP | 204.114.29.52 |
Sensor type | STS-2 |
Sensor serial | 109807 |
Baler tag | 05260 |
GPS transceiver serial | DY5A10118 |
Switch label | 2000 SW 2 |
Date | Comments | Update by |
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03/24/2015 | Installed full station (Tanner, Pat, and Victor), but GPS timing was not working because Tanner couldn't remember which inputs to use for the NMEA on the GPS transceiver. | Tanner |
03/25/2015 | Fixed GPS timing connections; timing is now working. | Tanner |
03/27/2015 | Seismometer centered remotely. | Tanner |
04/01/2015 | Used the Octans to align the seismometer. The seismometer was centered after the alignment. | Tanner |
04/17/2015 | Lost connection to the station. Can't ping it when on the network. Talked to Jamey and the power and switch are OK. The network people at SURF can see that something is plugged into the switch but can't see its IP or MAC address. | Tanner |
05/18/2015 | Tanner, Daniel, and Gary visited the station. The station was powered and acquiring data but not communicating through the network. The telemetry packed buffer was full. We could connect to the site with Willard when plugging the laptop into the switch at this station. The network connection from the site seemed to be OK, as we could ping the network computer and other stations on the network. We rebooted the Q330 and it started transmitting data again. No data was lost as the Baler continued to function. Not sure what the problem was or if it will occur again. | Tanner |