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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calibrate the Cyclops using the Cyclops Explorer?
I notice that my Cyclops makes a rattling noise, is it OK or is there something wrong with it?
All Cyclops sensors have a desiccant pack that has small beads inside of it to prevent moisture from affecting the electronics. If you shake the Cyclops gently you can hear those tiny beads rattling in the pack. Please refer to the picture below:
Can the Cyclops-6K be integrated into CTDs, ROVs, or AUVs?
What preventative maintenance or care should always be done before deploying my Cyclops-6K?
To protect your bulkhead connector from damage, a light coat of Silicone spray should be used on the rubber of the male pins of the bulkhead to aid in sealing. The manufacturer recommends 3M™ Silicone Lubricant Spray or Loctite 8021 spray.
Could you provide us with some advice about the use of the x100 gain range?
How do you best calibrate with a liquid?
Two things that can dramatically influence the calibration of the Cyclops are a reflective surface that is under the glass beaker and micro-bubbles on the optic surface of the Cyclops. A measurement in DI water that is < 200 mV is still ok to use as a blank. A 200mV measurement would still represent less than 4% of the high scale. The Cyclops should always be more than 3" away from the bottom of the beaker. You should not try to calibrate in a beaker with a diameter less than 5", unless you are calibrating with the shade cap on the Cyclops. The shade cap is designed as an optical “backstop” for the sensor, and can be used in a smaller volume of water.
If I want to tow a Cyclops through a Rhodamine plume, how fast will the sensor respond? What is the instrument response time?
If power is supplied to the Cyclops continually and it remains in the same gain, the data update rate for analog data output is 1 second. If a datalogger is being used to convert analog data to digital data, there may be a delay in the data update rate and during gain switching, if enabled, depending on the datalogger used.
How does the blue green algae sensor or the chlorophyll sensor eliminate the influence of turbidity?
The Cyclops uses high quality interference filters to eliminate light scatter which may be read as turbidity.
At what distance from the end of the sensor is the measurement taken?
What angle does the Cyclops need to be to take a measurement?
Keeping the instrument as close to vertical as possible is recommended.
How much liquid will the Cyclops flowthrough cap hold?
The Cyclops flowthrough cap will hold 5mL of fluid.
Where can I find instructions on how to install the Cyclops Flow Through Cap?
Instructions are available on our website at http://docs.turnerdesigns.com/t2/doc/instructions/998-2166.pdf
What is the recommended calibration standard for the deep UV and refined fuel sensors?
1-5 naphthalenedisulfonic acid disodium salt can be purchased from:
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In order to prepare a standard, weigh out some of the standard (grams) and dissolve in a known volume of water (milliliters). Now you have a concentration of grams/milliliter. From there you can convert to micrograms/liter or ppb.
How can I set up Automatic gain control for the Cyclops?
Automatic gain control for the Cyclops can be controlled in various ways. If the Distributed Control Switch has logic controlled relay system it can be controlled as illustrated in the picture below. It is important to note that both legs of the relay should not be closed at the same time.
Where can I find information about the Cyclops cables?
Please refer to the Cable Guide for the Cyclops.
What is the volume (size) of the area (or the control volume) that Cyclops takes the reading from? According to the manual I understand that it needs to be at least 3 inches from bottom. What is the area that the Cyclops scans in order to get a reading?
We recommend at least a volume of 38 cubic inches for calibration to assure that light interference is minimized. For very high concentrations that volume may be much less, depending on the concentration used. For example in a very concentrated solution the light detected is going to happen very close to the surface of the sensor, therefore it is only looking at a very small volume of water.
How can I power and collect data from the Cyclops?
Cyclops sensors can be powered using any 3-15 volt power source. The analog sensors can output measurements as long as there is power supplied. The DataBank allows for continuous measurements at a maximum sample rate of 1 second.