Physical specifications

Instrument

Parameter Value

Maximum number of readings1

240 million

External power

4.5V to 30V

Communications

RS-232

Clock drift2

±60 seconds per year

Depth rating

1250m

Housing material

Plastic

Dimensions

195.8mm × 63.8mm × 78.6mm

Top curvature, selectable

Ø220mm or Ø124mm

Weight (in air)

0.8kg

Weight (in water)

0.17kg

Displacement

600cm3

1 Each sample can include multiple readings.

2 The realtime clock is not maintained when there is no power.

Power consumption

Parameter Value

≤1Hz sampling

22.8mJ per sample

≥2Hz sampling

46mW

Sleep power

180μW

Typical peak inrush current

6.6A (15µs duration)

Startup time

Generally, there is no need to power off RBR instruments. The RBRlegato⁴ will go to sleep after inactivity, consume virtually no power while on standby, and then wake up instantly when required.

If you turn off the instrument, there will be a delay starting up. Furthermore, you will have to wait for at least two minutes before turning it back on.

  • Elapsed startup time from fully discharged state to functional command interpreter: 4s maximum

  • Elapsed power downtime to complete discharge: 120s minimum

Ensure that the instrument is fully discharged before resuming the measurements. Power-cycling the unit for less than 120s may leave the board in an unknown state. In addition, the realtime clock may not be maintained over a power cycle.

External port

The RBRlegato⁴ uses an external MCBH-6-MP connector. It can be used for connecting to an RS-232 underwater extension cable.

External MCBH-6-MP connector pinout

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Pin No.

RS-232

1

Ground

2

Power 4.5V to 30V

3

Data output from the instrument (Tx)

4

Data input into the instrument (Rx)

5

N/C

6

N/C