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Aanderaa DCS Blue Doppler Current Sensors
The Aanderaa 5430 DCS Blue is a rugged self-recording current meter with Bluetooth for communications and data retrieval.
Features
- Includes integrated temperature sensor
- Configuration and data retrieval by use of Bluetooth or RS-232 cable
- Internal 1GB data storage (requires external power)
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Overview
The Aanderaa 5430 DCS Blue is a rugged self-recording current meter with Bluetooth for communications and data retrieval. The DCS Blue is a stand-alone current sensor that also measures water temperature as standard. The sensor is powered by a cable from shore or via a battery connected to the sensor (not included).
Data Collection
The instrument configuration and data retrieval procedures are accomplished by means of Aanderaa’s Real Time Collector software. This package allows the user to establish a secure connection with the DCS Blue over the Bluetooth channel or via RS-232 cable with the purpose of configuration and retrieval of the data stored in the instrument.
Data Presentation
A basic version of Data Studio software is provided with the instrument and allows basic data quality control and plotting procedures, as well as reviewing the configuration of the instrument during the measurement session and exporting the collected data to various formats like Excel, Matlab, etc.
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5430 DCS Blue Doppler Current Sensor (DCS) + Temperature with SubConn connector, 0-3m/s
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5430A DCS Blue Doppler Current Sensor (DCS) + Temperature with SubConn connector, 0-10m/s
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