AML Oceanographic MVP-X User manual

MVPX
User Manual
Version 1.02
4 MAR 2015

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Table of Contents
General Description of the Instrument.............................................................................................. 2
Where Do I Start? ............................................................................................................................ 3
Shipping & Receiving ....................................................................................................................... 4
Receiving an Instrument .............................................................................................................. 4
Returning an Instrument to the Factory........................................................................................ 4
Using the Instrument........................................................................................................................ 5
Pressure Ratings ......................................................................................................................... 5
Pre-Deployment Procedures........................................................................................................ 5
Post-Deployment Procedures...................................................................................................... 5
Maintaining the Instrument............................................................................................................... 6
Periodic Maintenance .................................................................................................................. 6
Communications .............................................................................................................................. 7
Factory Default Settings............................................................................................................... 7
Interrupting the Monitor Command ........................................................................................ 7
Returning MVP•X to Factory Default Settings for Use with Rolls-Royce MVPs ..................... 7
Output Formats............................................................................................................................ 8
Default Output Format............................................................................................................ 8
Support ............................................................................................................................................ 9
Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................... 9
Contact AML Oceanographic......................................................................................................11
Appendices .....................................................................................................................................12
Commands .................................................................................................................................12
Communications Commands ................................................................................................12
Sampling Rate Commands ...................................................................................................12
Output Format Commands....................................................................................................13
General Commands..............................................................................................................14
Technical Specifications .............................................................................................................15
Ordering Codes...............................................................................................................................18
Instrument Packages (sensors included)....................................................................................18
Instruments (sensors not included).............................................................................................18
Sensors ......................................................................................................................................18
Accessories ..................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
Warranty .........................................................................................................................................20
Technical Overview Drawings.........................................................................................................21

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General Description of the Instrument
The AML Oceanographic X•Series instruments and XchangeTM sensors are a major advancement
in oceanographic instrumentation. Swappable and interchangeable sensor technologies
dramatically improve the capabilities of ocean instrumentation in the following ways:
Change the instrument sensor types while at sea within seconds, and without tools. To
optimize the resolution and accuracy of sensor data, sensors can be swapped to change
the measurement range. For example, a 6000 dBar P•Xchange pressure sensor can be
swapped with a 500 dBar P•Xchange sensor, and the salt water C•Xchange conductivity
sensor can be swapped for a fresh water C•Xchange conductivity sensor.
Sensors from one instrument can be swapped to another to maintain mission-critical
capabilities.
Calibrated sensors can be sent from the factory to the instrument. The instrument is not
pulled from service for calibration.
Spare sensors ensure that an instrument can be immediately returned to service after
sustaining damage.
All calibration and traceability data resides within each XchangeTM sensor. Calibration data
for all sensors is available from the instrument, and calibration certificates can be printed
from AML Oceanographic’s SeaCast software whenever the instrument is connected.
Logged data is stamped with sensor traceability and instrument configuration data. Only
XchangeTM sensors are sent for calibration, leaving the instrument working in the field.
MVP•X is an externally powered, multi-parameter instrument that allows you to change the
instrument’s sensor load, in the field and on-demand. The instrument outputs data in real-time, and
is designed specifically for Brooke Ocean’s Moving Vessel Profiler product family.
There are two configurations of the MVP•X. One is a CTD and the other is an SVPT. Both
configurations offer one primary Xchange™ sensor port (C•Xchange™ or SV•Xchange™) and two
secondary Xchange™ sensor ports (T•Xchange™ or P•Xchange™).
Each configuration is optimized for the highest data quality for its specific parameters.
In the CTD configuration, C•Xchange™ and T•Xchange™ are located on the same face, in
close proximity.
In the SVPT configuration, SV•Xchange™ is located on its own face, in undisrupted flow.
See the Technical Overview Drawings section at the end of this manual for a rendering of both
configurations.
With factory settings, MVP•X communicates via the RS-485 protocol, at 19200 baud, at a sampling
rate of 25Hz.

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Where Do I Start?
AML Oceanographic’s X•Series instruments ship with several manuals on the USB stick:
An instrument manual (this MVP•X manual) providing an overview on how to use and
maintain the instrument;
Xchange™ sensor manuals (C•Xchange, SV•Xchange, P•Xchange, and T•Xchange)
providing overviews on how to install and maintain each of the Xchange™ sensors;
If you are configuring an instrument for field use or lab testing, begin with the SeaCast manual.
If you are performing instrument maintenance, begin with the instrument manual.
If you are planning to swap an Xchange™ sensor, read the Xchange™ manual corresponding to
your sensors.

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Shipping & Receiving
Receiving an Instrument
When receiving an instrument, perform the following steps to ensure the instrument will be ready
for deployment when required:
Inspect the shipping container, looking for signs of damage. Damage to the shipping
container could indicate damage to the instrument inside.
The shipping package should include all of the following items
oMVP•X instrument
oBlue sensor box which includes:
One primary sensor blanking plug
Two secondary sensor blanking plugs
oUSB stick with manuals and documentation
Inspect for damage
oCheck the cable for slices or gouges
oCheck the connector sockets for corrosion, dirt, and salt deposits
oCheck the pressure case for dents and scrapes
oCheck the sensors for cracks or bends
Ensure all the Xchange™ sensors are installed tightly. The blue locking sleeve should be
tight, and sitting less than 1 mm from the instrument end cap.
Connect the instrument to a computer with the data cable and perform a scan or monitor if
using SeaCast.
Returning an Instrument to the Factory
If shipping for repair or recalibration, obtain an RMA number from the service centre.
Pack the instrument in its original shipping box to prevent damage during shipping.
An RMA number can be requested using the contact options given in the Support section of this
manual.

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Caution: Do not exceed the specified pressure ratings of the P•Xchange™ sensor.
Overpressure can result in damage to the sensors and the instrument.
Caution: Install blanking plugs in all unused sensor ports prior to deployment. Failure to install
blanking plugs will result in damage to the connectors.
Using the Instrument
Pressure Ratings
Pressure ratings are given for Xchange™ sensors and the entire instrument. Deployments should
never exceed the lower of these two pressure ratings. For example, MVP•X instruments are
rated to 6000m, but are limited by the depth rating of the installed P•Xchange™ sensor. It is
desirable to optimize the accuracy of pressure measurements by using a P•Xchange™ sensor with
a pressure range that closely matches the depth of the deployment. There are four available
pressure ranges offered with the MVP•X: 500dBar, 1000dBar, 4000dBar, and 6000dBar.
Pre-Deployment Procedures
Upon Receipt
oUse the Shipping and Receiving instructions to verify the condition of the
instrument.
oVerify that all sensor calibrations are valid for the duration of the deployment. If
not, swap the Xchange™ sensors for sensors with valid calibrations or send the
Xchange™ sensors to a service centre for recalibration.
oLightly lubricate the underwater connectors with 3M silicone spray or equivalent.
Before leaving the jetty
oIf applicable, verify the P•Xchange™ pressure range is correct for the deployment.
Primary Xchange™ mount blanking plug Secondary Xchange™ mount blanking plug
Post-Deployment Procedures
When the instrument is pulled from the water, it should be rinsed in fresh water.
Dry the area around the connectors with a clean cloth or compressed air prior to
disconnecting the plugs or cables. Do not blow compressed air into the
Pressure•Xchange™ sensor. Doing so may damage the sensitive pressure transducer
diaphragm.
Remove the shorting plug or cable, and place the dummy plug in the connector to protect
it.
Dry the instrument and stow it securely.

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Maintaining the Instrument
Periodic Maintenance
Periodic preventative maintenance will prolong the life of the instrument. The following steps are
recommended:
If the instrument is dirty or oily, allow it to soak in warm, soapy water before cleaning with a
rag or soft brush. When finished, rinse with fresh water to remove any residual soap or dirt.
Before each use:
oCheck for proper installation of all Xchange™ sensors.
oCheck for nicks and cuts on the cable.
After each use:
oClean and rinse the instrument using fresh water.
oDry the instrument completely, and store it in a cool, dry place.
Monthly:
oLightly lubricate the connector contacts with 3M silicone spray or equivalent. Avoid
the use of grease. It can create internal pressure and push past the connector
seals on the pins.
oLubricate the end cap retainer rings with silicone grease.
Yearly:
oSend the instrument or Xchange™ sensors to a service centre for diagnostics and
re-calibration.

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Communications
Factory Default Settings
MVP•X have the following settings:
RS-485
19200 BAUD rate
Data on power up
Sampling rate of 25 Hz
Interrupting the Monitor Command
MVP•X are set to not check the RX line and to output data continuously on power up. To interrupt
that data flow to, for example, alter the default factory settings, you must interrupt the monitor
command by performing the following steps:
Open a terminal emulation program such as HyperTerminal. Ensure the serial port has
been selected in the program and that the appropriate baud rate has been selected. Note
that MVP•X are set to 19,200 baud at the factory.
Connect the instrument to the computer using the data/power cable
Unplug the data/power cable from the instrument to turn the instrument off.
Hold down the < ENTER > key.
Plug the data/power cable into the instrument to turn the instrument on.
Release the <ENTER> key once the prompt ‘>’ is displayed.
MVP•X will now accept command line input. See the Appendix for a list of advanced commands.
Returning MVP•X to Factory Default Settings for Use with Rolls-Royce MVPs
As MVP•X is set to ignore character input and output data on power up, it is necessary to interrupt
the data flow. See “Interrupting the Monitor Command.” Once that is complete, perform the
following steps:
Open a terminal emulation program such as HyperTerminal. Ensure an RS-485 serial port
has been selected in the program. By default, MVP•X should be set to 19,200 baud. The
terminal emulation program must be configured to the appropriate baud rate.
Connect the instrument to the computer using a data/power cable. Using the terminal
emulation program, issue the following commands to the instrument:
oSET S C (set sample rate continuous at 25 Hz)
oSET DETECT 06 (set fixed BAUD rate of 19200)
oSET EMU BROOKE (set P,SV,C and T output order)
oSET RX OFF (disables reception of characters at next power
up)
oSET STARTUP NOHEADER (disables the power up header information)
oSET STARTUP MONITOR (enables data output on power up)
oSET SCAN NOTIME (removes time column from output)
oSET SCAN NODATE (removes date column from output)
oSET SCAN NOSALINITY (removes salinity column from output)
oSET SCAN NOBATT (removes battery voltage from output)
Note: Details on the SET DETECT command can be found in the Appendix.

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Unplug the data/power cable from the instrument to turn the instrument off.
Plug the data/power cable into the instrument to turn the instrument on.
Output Formats
Default Output Format
MVP•X are set to display pressure, sound velocity, conductivity, and temperature, in that order. If
any of those sensors are not installed, no value is displayed for that sensor. Note that only the
order of the real values is affected by this command. The following table shows the decimal format
for each Xchange™ sensor:
Sensor
Units
Default Format
SV•Xchange™
m/s
1234.567
Conductivity•Xchange™
mS/cm
12.346
Pressure•Xchange™
dBar
1234.56
Temperature•Xchange™
C
12.345
Example CTD output:
0000.61 33.859 21.950
0000.65 33.860 21.950
0000.69 33.857 21.950
0000.65 33.859 21.950
0000.61 33.857 21.951
0000.59 33.858 21.951
0000.61 33.858 21.951
0000.59 33.859 21.951
0000.61 33.858 21.951
0000.59 33.860 21.951
0000.59 33.858 21.950
Example SVPT output:
0000.61 1431.859 21.950
0000.65 1431.860 21.950
0000.69 1431.857 21.950
0000.65 1431.859 21.950
0000.61 1431.857 21.951
0000.59 1431.858 21.951
0000.61 1431.858 21.951
0000.59 1431.859 21.951
0000.61 1431.858 21.951
0000.59 1431.860 21.951
0000.59 1431.858 21.950

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Support
Troubleshooting
Instrument fails to communicate:
Is the connector damaged?
Check the cables
oIs the data/power cable connected to the instrument and computer?
oAre there any cuts in the cable?
oIf using a cable other than an AML cable, it should be configured as a null modem
cable.
oIf using multiple cable lengths, the extensions should not be configured as null
modem cables.
If using external power over a long cable, check the voltage drop over the cable. Measure
the voltage across a 10 watt, 27Ω, resistor across pins 2 and 3 of the cable. The voltage
must be above 8 volts.
Are the communication settings in the program used on the computer correct?
oComm port selection
o8 bits
o1 stop bit
oNo parity
oNo hardware flow control
oBaud rate between 600 and 38,400 baud
Are the communication settings in the instrument correct?
oWas the instrument specifically set to one baud rate last time? If so, use that baud
rate to resume communications.
oWas the instrument set to only RS-232 or only RS-485 last time? If so, resume
communications in the required protocol.
oWas the instrument set to RX OFF last time? If so, a carriage return must be sent
to the instrument immediately after power is applied to interrupt this mode.
oWas the instrument set to monitor on power up mode? If so, a carriage return
must be sent to the instrument immediately after power is applied to interrupt this
mode. To interrupt monitor on power up, hold down the ENTER key while applying
power to the instrument.
Instrument generates noisy data:
Is the connector damaged, dirty, or corroded?
If connected to external power, is there noise on the power supply? Switch-mode power
supplies are common sources of noise.
Nearby EMI sources such as electric motors, generators, and transformers can create
noise. If possible, move the instrument and its cables away from the noise source.
Are the sensor/s clean?
Are there bubbles on or in the sensor/s?
Are the sensor/s damaged?

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Is there something nearby affecting the water temperature?
SeaCast fails to recognize a sensor:
Be sure to download the latest version of SeaCast.
SV•Xchange data does not match CTD-calculated SV:
Owing to the error associated with each individual sensor and Chen and Millero’s
equation
1
, sound velocity calculated from CTD values will fall within approximately ±0.4
m/s of the actual value 95% of the time. It is not uncommon to see differences of this size
between directly measured sound velocity and CTD-calculated sound velocity.
1
Chen-Tung Chen and Frank J. Millero, “Speed of sound in seawater at high pressures,” The Journal of the Acoustical
Society of America 62, no. 5 (1977): 1129-1135.

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Contact AML Oceanographic
Service
To request an RMA or technical support
Email: [email protected]
Phone: [phone]
Phone : [phone] (NA)
Fax: [phone]
Sales
For all general sales inquiries
Email: [email protected]
Phone: [phone]
Phone : [phone] (NA)
Fax: [phone]
Website
http://www.AMLoceanographic.com
Customer Portal
My AML Oceanographic is AML's online data centre. This secure area within our website is
designed to offer one easy location for interested individuals and organizations - distributors,
customers, prospects, and other members of our community - to manage their interactions with
AML. My AML Oceanographic will allow you to:
View and manage your assets (instruments and sensors)
Consult instrument diagnostic summaries
View and download calibration and conformity certificates
View and manage your technical support cases
Consult and download sales estimates, sales orders, and invoice copies
View account balances and generate account statements
Assess inventory availability at AML
To access the Customer Portal, please navigate to the Support button - located on the top right of
the AML Oceanographic home page - select Customer Centre from the options on the drop down
menu and follow the instructions provided.
Mailing and Shipping Address
AML Oceanographic
2071 Malaview Ave.
Sidney, BC, Canada
V8L 5X6

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Appendices
Commands
When using SeaCast, the full command set is not usually necessary. However, text commands are available.
Below is a listing of commonly used commands. Note that some commands are only available on
instruments equipped with the applicable Xchange™ sensors.
Communications Commands
Command
Description
Requires
SET FORCE 232
Sets com mode to RS-232. Power must be cycled for
changes to take effect.
SET FORCE 485
Sets com mode to RS-485. Power must be cycled for
changes to take effect.
SET FORCE AUTO
Sets for auto-detection of RS-232 or RS-485 comms. Note
that if instrument is not connected to a com port on power
up, it assumes RS-485 operation & will remain in that mode
until powered down.
DISPLAY FORCE
Displays current com mode (ie RS232, RS485, AUTO)
DISPLAY DETECT
Displays the baud rate detection settings.
SET DETECT a b
Sets the baud rate detection. “a”sets the number of
autobaud detection attempts before the instrument reverts to
the default baud rate set by “b”. Setting ‘a’=0 forces the
instrument to a fixed baud rate determined by “b.”
“b”=
1 = 600 baud 4 = 4800 baud 7 = 38400 baud
2 = 1200 baud 5 = 9600 baud 8 = 57600 baud
3 = 2400 baud 6 = 19200 baud 9 = 115200 baud
Sampling Rate Commands
Command
Description
Requires
DISPLAY SAMPLE
RATE
Displays the time-based sampling rate
SET SAMPLE n t
Sets the desired sampling rate. “n” is a number and “t” is the
time units. Using the slash ( / ) character should be read as
"per." For instance, 5 s means sampling happens every 5
seconds. 5/s means 5 samples per second. Examples are:
SET S C sets the sampling to continuous (25 Hz)
SET S 5 /s 5 samples per sec
SET S 1 s Sample 1 time every 1 second
SET S 2 /m 2 samples per minute
SET S 5 m Sample 1 time every 5 minutes
SET S 2 /h 2 samples per hour
SET S 24 h Sample 1 time every 24 hours

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Output Format Commands
Command
Description
Requires
DISPLAY SCAN
Displays current scan options.
SET SCAN NODENSITY
Turns the calculated density channel off.
C•X, T•X, and P•X
or
SV•X, T•X, and P•X
SET SCAN DENSITY
Turns the calculated density channel on.
C•X, T•X, and P•X
or
SV•X, T•X, and P•X
SET SCAN NOSALINITY
Turns the calculated salinity channel off.
C•X, T•X, and P•X
or
SV•X, T•X, and P•X
SET SCAN SALINITY
Turns the calculated salinity channel on.
C•X, T•X, and P•X
or
SV•X, T•X, and P•X
SET SCAN NOSV
Turns the calculated sound velocity channel off, removing it
from the instrument output scans. Current salinity display
status is viewable using DISPLAY SCAN.
C•X, T•X, and P•X
SET SCAN SV
Turns the calculated sound velocity channel on, allowing it
to be present in instrument output scans. Current salinity
display status is viewable using DISPLAY SCAN. This is
only available when C,P, and T sensors are attached.
C•X, T•X, and P•X
SET SCAN TIME
Enables displaying time in data scan.
SET SCAN NOTIME
Disables time from being displayed in data scan.
DISPLAY STARTUP
Displays the power up output settings.
SET STARTUP
PROMPT
Sets the instrument to wait for user commands on power up.
SET STARTUP SCAN
Sets the instrument to output one scan on power up, and
then wait for a user command.
SET STARTUP
MONITOR
Sets the instrument to start monitoring data on power up.
SET STARTUP
NOHEADER
Disables the instrument identification header output on
power up.
SET STARTUP
HEADER
Enables the instrument identification header output on
power up.

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General Commands
Command
Description
Requires
SCAN
Measures and outputs one scan of data.
MONITOR
Scans at the set sampling rate.
VERSION
Displays the instrument identification header.
DISPLAY OPTIONS
Displays the instrument status and user settings.
ZERO
Corrects the barometric offset to set zero pressure at
surface for current barometric pressure.
P•X
ZERO OFF
Disables barometric offset.
P•X
DIS TIME
Displays current time. Time format is hh:mm:ss.ss
SET TIME hh:mm:ss.ss
Sets instrument time using 24 hour clock in format
hh:mm:ss.ss
DETECT
Checks each slot in logger board to identify what is plugged
in and displays sensor / board type and serial number or
“empty”for each slot.
TALK n
Enables communications directly with a sensor board via the
logger board, where n = value from 1-3 that identifies the
slot number of the board to be communicated with. See
DETECT command.
CTRL+C
Press CTRL key and C key at same time to exit sensor
board talk mode and return to logger communications.

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Technical Specifications
Sensors
Primary Xchange™ Sensors
Type
Range
Accuracy
Precision
Resolution
Response
Time
Conductivity•Xchange™
0 to 2 mS/cm
0.01 mS/cm
0.003 mS/cm
0.001 mS/cm
25 ms at 1
m/s flow rate
Conductivity•Xchange™
0 to 70 mS/cm
0.01 mS/cm
0.003 mS/cm
0.001 mS/cm
25 ms at 1
m/s flow rate
Conductivity•Xchange™
0 to 90 mS/cm
0.01 mS/cm
0.003 mS/cm
0.001 mS/cm
25 ms at 1
m/s flow
SV•Xchange™
1375 to 1625
m/s
0.025 m/s
0.006 m/s
0.001 m/s
47 µs
Secondary Xchange™ Sensors
Type
Range
Accuracy
Precision
Resolution
Response
Time
Temperature•Xchange™
-2°C to 32°C
0.005°C
0.003°C
0.001°C
100 ms
Temperature•Xchange™
-5°C to 45°C
0.005°C
0.003°C
0.001°C
100 ms
Temperature•Xchange™
0°C to 65°C
0.005°C
0.003°C
0.001°C
100 ms
Pressure•Xchange™
50, 100, 200,
500, 1000,
2000, 4000,
5000, 6000
dBar
0.05%FS
0.03%FS
0.02%FS
10 ms
Calculated Parameters
Type
Required Sensors
Equation
Accuracy
Range
Salinity
C•X, T•X, P•X
TEOS10
±0.010 psu
0 to 42 psu
Salinity (from SV)
SV•X, T•X, P•X
AML ‘07
±0.035 ppt
0 to 42 ppt

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Electrical
Mother Board
oTwo dedicated slots
Primary Xchange™ sensor slot
Secondary Xchange™ sensor slot
Sensor Boards
oSound Velocity or Conductivity Xchange™ sensor board
oPressure or Temperature Xchange™ sensor board
RS-485 (½ duplex ASCII)
Fixed to 19200 Baud
Power
External Power Supply: 8 to 26 VDC
Current Draw at 12VDC
Primary Sensor
Secondary Sensor
Secondary Sensor
Current Draw (mA)
119
C•X
-
-
122
C•X
P•X
-
129
C•X
T•X
-
138
C•X
P•X
T•X
145
SV•X
-
-
120
SV•X
P•X
-
127
SV•X
T•X
-
135
SV•X
P•X
T•X
145
-
T•X
-
135
-
P•X
-
127
Pressure Case
Environmental Limits
oStorage: -40°C to 60°C
oUsage: -20°C to 45°C
2
Chen and Millero, “Speed of sound in seawater at high pressures,” 1129-1135.
Density
C•X, T•X, P•X
TEOS10
±0.027 kg/m3
990 to 1230 kg/m3
Density (from SV)
SV•X, T•X, P•X
TEOS10
±0.051 kg/m3
990 to 1230 kg/m3
SV (from CTD)
C•X, T•X, P•X
Chen & Millero ‘772
0.5 m/s
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Sampling Capabilities
Frequency
oTime: From 25 samples per second to 1 sample per hour
Configuration
oSingle scan or continuous output
oOn command or data on power up
Included Items
MVP•X instrument
One primary sensor blanking plug
Two secondary sensor blanking plugs
USB stick with manuals and documentation
Housing
Status
Type
Depth
Rating
Diameter
Length
Weight
(in water)
Weight
(in air)
Standard
Titanium
6000 m
5.0 cm
22.4 cm
1.1 kg (2.5 lbs)
1.6 kg (3.6 lbs)
Connectors
Type
Status
Pins
Sex
Material
Manufacturer
Bulkhead
On titanium housings
Micro 6
Female
Titanium
Subconn

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Ordering Codes
Instrument Packages (sensors included)
PKG-MVPX-CTD-05
MVP•X, 500 dBar, CTD Configuration
PKG-MVPX-CTD-10
MVP•X, 1000 dBar, CTD Configuration
PKG-MVPX-CTD-40
MVP•X, 4000 dBar, CTD Configuration
PKG-MVPX-CTD-60
MVP•X, 6000 dBar, CTD Configuration
PKG-MVPX-SVPT-05
MVP•X, 500 dBar, SVPT Configuration
PKG-MVPX-SVPT-10
MVP•X, 1000 dBar, SVPT Configuration
PKG-MVPX-SVPT-40
MVP•X, 4000 dBar, SVPT Configuration
PKG-MVPX-SVPT-60
MVP•X, 6000 dBar, SVPT Configuration
Instruments (sensors not included)
PDC-MVPX-CTD-05
MVP•X, 500 dBar, CTD Configuration
PDC-MVPX-CTD-10
MVP•X, 1000 dBar, CTD Configuration
PDC-MVPX-CTD-40
MVP•X, 4000 dBar, CTD Configuration
PDC-MVPX-CTD-60
MVP•X, 6000 dBar, CTD Configuration
PDC-MVPX-SVPT-05
MVP•X, 500 dBar, SVPT Configuration
PDC-MVPX-SVPT-10
MVP•X, 1000 dBar, SVPT Configuration
PDC-MVPX-SVPT-40
MVP•X, 4000 dBar, SVPT Configuration
PDC-MVPX-SVPT-60
MVP•X, 6000 dBar, SVPT Configuration
Sensors
XCH-SV-STD
SV•Xchange™ (1375-1625m/s) Range *Replaces XCH-0002*
XCH-SV-1120
SV•Xchange™ (1100-2000m/s) Range
XCH-SV-0520
SV•Xchange™ (500-2000m/s) Range
XCH-CND-RA002
C•Xchange™ Right Angle, Ultra Freshwater (0-2mS/cm) Range
XCH-CND-RA070
C•Xchange™ Right Angle, Oceanographic (0-70mS/cm) Range
XCH-CND-RA090
C•Xchange™ Right Angle, Oceanographic (0-90mS/cm) Range
XCH-CND-ST002
C•Xchange™ Straight, Oceanographic (0-70mS/cm) Range
XCH-CND-ST070
C•Xchange™ Straight, Ultra Freshwater (0-2mS/cm) Range
XCH-TMP-n232
T•Xchange™ (-2 to 32 C) Range
XCH-TMP-n545
T•Xchange™ (-5 to 45 C) Range
XCH-TMP-065
T•Xchange™ (0 to 65 C) Range
XCH-PRS-0050
P•Xchange™ 50 dBar
XCH-PRS-0100
P•Xchange™ 100 dBar
XCH-PRS-0200
P•Xchange™ 200 dBar
XCH-PRS-0500
P•Xchange™ 500 dBar
XCH-PRS-1000
P•Xchange™ 1000 dBar