ACTIVE CRUISE
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Prepare station
Stations in this cruise
| No. | ID | Type | Operator | Start (UTC) | Stop (UTC) | Duration | OK |
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Ships Information System
| No. | ID | Type | Operator | Start (UTC) | Stop (UTC) | Duration | OK |
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| Active | Name | Leader | Start | Stop |
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The values entered on the bridge when a fishing station is stopped (the card by the winch panel). Turn a field off when its sensor is out of service — old stations keep their data. Auto pre-fills the field from the measured average.
Add, edit or remove the station types available when starting a station. The description is just a note for the crew.
Rebuild stations from a raw Scanmar recording — for example a long PuTTY log from a trip where the hauls were only written down on paper. Load the file, type in the stations from your notes, and the data for each haul is pulled out with the same charts and extracts as a live station.
| Likely | Start (UTC) | Stop (UTC) | Duration | Samples | Sensors |
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Everything is kept, so a mistyped time can always be corrected later. The pencil shows a station has been edited — hover it to see what changed.
| No. | Type | Operator | Start (UTC) | Stop (UTC) | Notes |
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Continuously written in the original WinCollect .dat format, so
existing research tools and long time series keep working. Missing measurements are written
as XXXX across the field — never as a zero.
Shared with the server — anything defined in the server control panel appears here automatically, and vice versa. Use Test to listen on a port for a few seconds and see the actual decoded data.
ONLINE means data arrived within the last few seconds. It does not prove the data is correct — use Test above to check the actual content.
| Instrument | Status | Last data (UTC) |
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The interface can update itself from the internet, so nobody has to copy files onto the ship. The logging is never interrupted — and with no internet the system simply keeps running the version it has.
Data folder: …
These buttons open Windows Explorer on the server PC (where the logging runs).
| No. | ID | Type | Operator | Start (UTC) | Stop (UTC) | Duration | OK |
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Names come from the WinCollect overview. Correct them here if an
instrument on board measures something else — the .dat files are
unaffected, only what you see.