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Sensor Configuration
Learn how to configure the sensor settings.
Getting SD Card High Resolution Data
You can download and replay data recorded on the sensor SD card. These data are in higher resolution and you can see target strength values without uplink sound transmission loss.

Sensor Configuration
Learn how to configure the sensor settings.
- Installing Mosa2
  If Mosa2 is not already installed on the computer, you need to install it to configure the sensor.
- Connecting the Sensor to Mosa2
  To configure the sensor, you need to connect it to Mosa2.
- Configuring a WiFi Network
  If you have your own WiFi network, you can configure the HDTE to automatically connect to it. If no WiFi network is configured, the HDTE automatically turns itself into a WiFi access point.
- Sounding Modes
  The sensor can send pings according to three different sounding modes.
- Configuring Uplink, Up and Down Settings
  You can configure different settings for uplink, down and up sounding.
- Configuring Measurements Sending Sequence
  You can configure the order and types of measurements (e.g. temperature, pitch, roll...) sent by the uplink to the receiver.
- Getting SD Card High Resolution Data
  You can download and replay data recorded on the sensor SD card. These data are in higher resolution and you can see target strength values without uplink sound transmission loss.
- Testing Measures
  You can test the measures taken by the sensor (e.g. battery level, temperature, depth) to check that there are no faults.
- Exporting Sensor Configuration for Record Keeping
  You can export the sensor settings you configured on Mosa2 in order to keep track of the sensor configuration settings.
- Exporting Sensor Configuration for Receiver
  You can export the sensor settings you configured on Mosa2 in an xml file. You can afterwards use this xml file when adding the sensor to a receiver.

Getting SD Card High Resolution Data

You can download and replay data recorded on the sensor SD card. These data are in higher resolution and you can see target strength values without uplink sound transmission loss.

Before you begin

The sensor is connected to Mosa2.

Procedure

From the top of the screen, click the tab SD card.
Click the refresh icon under the toolbar:
The list of files appears.
One HR file corresponds to the interval of time between the moment the sensor water switch is activated (entering water) and the moment it is deactivated (exiting water). The recording date displayed in the second column is synchronized with your computer time.
There is a maximum of 99 files. Beyond that number, the older files are progressively replaced.
Double click files to download them.

Note: When you download files, their recording date is not written on them, nor on Scala2 when you replay them. You should take note of the date written in Mosa2.
To read the files, open Scala2 and click menu > Import HRTE files.

Figure 1. Example of replay of data from the SD card: haddocks seen from headrope