postprocessing_regime


Usage

>> postprocessing_regime <index> [ boundary | binsize ] 

Security

None.

Description

Returns information about the specified <index> regime for postprocessing. The first regime has an <index> of 1. <index> should be lower or equal to the number of regimes reported by the postprocessing_regimes command at the time of issuing the command. If the direction (postprocessing_regimes command) is set to descending, the first regime corresponds to the regime the closest to the surface. If the direction is set to ascending, the first regime is the closest to the seabed. Depending on how is set the reference (postprocessing_regimes command), the logger use the absolute pressure or the sea pressure to determine the current regime and the current bin.

Changing postprocessing_regime parameters is not allowed while postprocessing status is processing or finished.

The following parameters give the basic information available for all regimes. 

  • boundary [= <firstboundaryvalue>] specifies the transition from one regime to the next, and is interpreted as the first boundary in a region (lower bound if ascending, upper bound if descending).  The units are in dbar. The minimum precision is 1 dbar, and the value should be between 0 dbar and 65535 dbar
  • binsize [= <countvalue>] specifies the size (in dbar) used for each averaged bin.   The minimum precision is 0.1dbar, and the value should be between 0.1 dbar and 6553.5 dbar. 


Examples

>> postprocessing_regimes
<< postprocessing_regimes direction = descending, count = 3, reference = absolute
>> postprocessing_regime 1
<< postprocessing_regime 1 boundary = 2000, binsize = 100.0
>> postprocessing_regime 2
<< postprocessing_regime 2 boundary = 4000, binsize = 10.0
>> postprocessing_regime 3
<< postprocessing_regime 3 boundary = 5000, binsize = 20.0

Errors

Error E0108 invalid argument to command
The command was given with an argument which is unrecognized or has an invalid value; for example

Error E0426 postprocessing already active
Parameters cannot be changed while the post-processing status is not idle.