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CMG-6TD
Operator's guide
Document No. MAN-T60-0002
Designed and manufactured by
Güralp Systems Limited
3 Midas House, Calleva Park
Aldermaston RG7 8EA
England
Proprietary Notice: The information in this document is
proprietary to Güralp Systems Limited and may be copied or
distributed for educational and academic purposes but may
not be used commercially without permission.
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy,
completeness or usefulness of the information in the
document, neither Güralp Systems Limited nor any employee
assumes responsibility or is liable for any incidental or
consequential damages resulting from the use of this
document.
Issue F February 2014
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Page 1 - Operator's guide

CMG-6TDOperator's guideDocument No. MAN-T60-0002Designed and manufactured byGüralp Systems Limited3 Midas House, Calleva ParkAldermaston RG7 8EA

Page 2 - Table of Contents

CMG-6TD IntroductionAt this location, which can be up to 500 metres away, a low-power CMG-EAMdata module might act as an access point for the array el

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CMG-6TD Updating the 6TD4. If the file opens successfully, Scream! will show the progress of theupload:Depending on the speed of the link, it may take

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CMG-6TD Connector pin-outs9 Connector pin-outs9.1 Instrument connectors9.1.1 Instrument output portThis is a standard 19-pin “mil-spec”

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CMG-6TD Connector pin-outs9.1.2 Instrument FIREWIRE portInstruments with the FireWire option have an additional connector for thispurpose.This is

Page 6 - 1 Preliminary Notes

CMG-6TD Connector pin-outs9.1.3 Instrument ETHERNET portInstruments with the Wi-Fi and Ethernet networking options have anadditional

Page 7 - 2 Introduction

CMG-6TD Connector pin-outs9.2 Breakout box connectors9.2.1 Breakout box data portThis is a standard 6-pin “mil-spec” plug,conforming to

Page 8 - 2.2 Options

CMG-6TD Connector pin-outs9.2.2 Breakout box GPS portThis is a standard 6-pin “mil-spec” socket,conforming to MIL-DTL-26482 (formerl

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CMG-6TD Connector pin-outs9.2.3 Breakout box power portThis is a standard 10-pin “mil-spec” plug,conforming to MIL-DTL-26482 (former

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CMG-6TD Specifications10 SpecificationsOutputs and responseSensitivity 2000 V/m/s Nominal output sensitivity2.0 × 10-9 m/s/count Standard output fo

Page 11 - 3 First encounters

CMG-6TD Revision history11 Revision history2014-02-03 F Clarified details of Lantronix architecture and configuration via serial port. Minor re-writ

Page 12 - 3.2 Test installation

CMG-6TD First encounters3 First encounters3.1 Unpacking and packingThe 6TD seismometer is delivered in a single transportation cas

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CMG-6TD First encounters3.1.1 Serial numberThe sensor's serial number can be found on the label stuck to the top lid ofthe sensor. You should q

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CMG-6TD First encountersIf this does not happen, check all connections, and ensure the powersupply is providing the correct voltage and current.7. Eac

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CMG-6TD First encountersRecording settings, directories, etc., can be altered by selecting File →Setup… from the main menu and switching to the Record

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CMG-6TD First encountersThe power and data distribution boxes are located at the front of the case. The package is shipped with each instrument al

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CMG-6TD First encounters3. Connect the USB data cable to your PC.The internal Digi EdgePort device should be detected automatically. Ifyou need drive

Page 18 - 4 Installing the 6TD

CMG-6TD First encountersBe sure to allow enough time for all the data to transfer. The 6TDshould be able to transfer data at a sustained rate of aro

Page 19 - 4.2.2 The Break-out box

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD4 Installing the 6TD4.1 Handling notesCaution: Although it has a rugged design, the 6TD is still a sensitiveinstrument, a

Page 20 - 4.3 Installation notes

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDThe connectors for the FireWire and Ethernet options are both six-pin bayonetplugs. If the labelling has become

Page 21 - 4.4 Installing in vaults

CMG-6TD ContentsTable of Contents1 Preliminary Notes...

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD4.3 Installation notesFor the best possible results, a seismometer should be installed on a seismicpier in a speciall

Page 23 - 4.5 Installing in pits

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD4.4 Installing in vaultsYou can install a 6TD in an existing seismic vault with the followingproced

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD5. The top panel of the 6TD includes a spirit level.Level the sensor using each of the adjustable feet of the instrument int

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD8. Cover the instrument with thermal insulation, for example, a 5 cmexpanded polystyrene box. This will shi

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD1. Prepare a hole of 60 – 90 cm depth to compacted subsoil, or down tothe bedrock if possible.2. On granite or other hard be

Page 27 - 4.7 Rapid installation

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD(“puddle”) it whilst still liquid, to allow it to flow out and form a levelsurface, then leave to set. Follow on from step

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDSome installations introduce a layer of ceramic tiles between a rock orconcrete plinth and the seismom

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD4.7 Rapid installationThe 6TD is specially designed for rapid installation, and may be fullyinstalled

Page 30 - 4.8 Recovery

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD5. Carefully insert the instrument into the hole, protected by a toughplastic bag to keep water out. Use a

Page 31 - 4.9 Networking overview

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD12. Tie the top of the package and fold it over so that water cannot get in.Leave any excess cable within the bag.13. Cover

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CMG-6TD4.12 Configuring the built-in digitizer...424.13 Downloading data ove

Page 33 - 4.10.1 Using DeviceInstaller

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD18. Attach the sensor power cable to the battery, and wrap it in anotherplastic bag. Place the bag in the hole.19. Tie the

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD7. If the hole is relatively dry, open the bag and remove the breakout boxand cabling. Lift the instrument out by its handl

Page 35 - 4.10.2 Using DHCP

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDThe illustration above shows serial data in blue, network data in yellow andpower connections in red.The Lantronix module ca

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD4.10.1 Using DeviceInstaller1. Download and install the DeviceInstaller utility from the LantronixWeb site at

Page 37 - 4.11.1 Using DeviceInstaller

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDto assign it an address. Otherwise, a random address will be chosenautomatically.Automatic random addresses all begin wit

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDThe right-hand panel will change to show the current properties of thedevice.10. Switch to the Web Configuration tab, and cl

Page 39 - 4.11.2 Using DHCP

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDexposed on the instrument's main connector. If you have problems connecting to the 6TD over a network, you can attach

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD4.11 Setting up wireless networkingCMG-6TD instruments with wireless features installed use an embeddedLant

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD7. The program will automatically look for Lantronix devices on all ofyour computer's network interfaces. If necessary

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDconfigure.The right-hand panel will change to show the current properties of the device.11. Switch to the Web Configuration

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CMG-6TD Preliminary Notes7.3.4 SET-RTC... 83

Page 44 - 4.13.1 Reading 6TD disks

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDTo navigate around the Web site, click on the entries in the left-handmenu. When you have made changes to the settings on a

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDYou will need to go back to DeviceInstaller to find out the new IPaddress.6. Configure your wireless access point or route

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD11. When you have finished setting up the Wi-Port, apply the new settingsby clicking . The Wi-Port will re-boot with then

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD• using the graphical interface provided by Scream! (see chapter 5 onpage 49), or• over a terminal connection (see chapter

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CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD3. Issue the command FLUSHThis will download all data from the 6TD that it has not alreadytransferre

Page 49 - 5 Configuration with Scream!

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD3. By default, all streams containing more than 100 blocks are selected forextraction. You can change which streams to

Page 50 - 5.1.1 System ID

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TDDuration box. The units (minutes by default) can be selected using theadjacent drop-down menu.For data streams, if there is

Page 51 - 5.1.2 Output control

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD6. Select the streams you want to replay, and click . The diskwill appear in the left-hand pane of Scream!'s main w

Page 52 - 5.1.3 Triggering

CMG-6TD Installing the 6TD3. Type the IP address of the 6TD, a colon (“:”) and the output port thatyou chose when configuring the network interface.

Page 53 - 5.1.3.1 STA/LTA triggering

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!5 Configuration with Scream!The 6TD unit contains a built-in 3-channel digitiser, which can be configuredusing Güra

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CMG-6TD Preliminary Notes7.8.13 RESET-FLASH...967.8.14

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!Some of these options can also be altered in the Configuration dialoguewindow. For more infor

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!GPS Type : The digitiser needs to be able to time-stamp accurately all datathat passes through it. It sets its clo

Page 57 - 5.1.3.2 Level triggering

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!To the right of each decimation factor menu is a grid of check-boxes. Theseboxes mark which streams of data to

Page 58 - 5.1.4 Mux Channels

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!system is triggered, are all selectable by the user, permitting maximumflexibility of operation

Page 59 - 5.1.5 Ports

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!You can select which tap is tested for the trigger from the Data sourcedrop-down menu. Th

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!For example, setting the STA to 1 second, the LTA to 10 seconds and the Ratioto 4 would give rise to the following t

Page 61 - 5.2.1 System

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!between 10% and 90%, between 20% and 90% and between 50% and 90% ofthe data’s Nyquist frequency, respectively.The po

Page 62 - 5.2.3 Calibration

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!The spectral amplitudes for the various frequency responses available areshown in the figures below.

Page 63 - 5.2.4 Data flow

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!5.1.3.3 External triggeringWhen a digitiser or digital sensor triggers, it sends the trigger i

Page 64 - 5.2.4.1 Heartbeat messages

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!diagnostic information, known as multiplexed (“Mux”) channels. In the 6TD,three channels are used to report the sen

Page 65 - 5.2.5.1 DIRECT

CMG-6TD Preliminary Notes1 Preliminary Notes1.1 Proprietary NoticeThe information in this document is proprietary to Güralp Systems Limitedand may b

Page 66 - 5.2.5.3 DUPLICATE

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!The baud rate you choose must satisfy two conditions:• It must be high enough to allow all the tra

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!5.2 Controlling the instrumentTo control a digitiser whilst it is running, either right-click on the digitiser&apos

Page 68 - 5.2.5.6 DUAL

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!5.2.2 TriggeringThe Triggering pane is very similar to the corresponding pane of theConfigurat

Page 69 - 5.3 digitiser status streams

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!The Duration (minutes) box tells the digitiser how long to provide thecalibration signal bef

Page 70 - 5.3.1 GPS

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!Separate from these modes are the two buffering modes, which tell the unitwhat to do when its Flash memory becomes f

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!You can tell Scream! to download new data automatically whenever itreceives a heartbeat message

Page 72 - 6 Calibrating the 6TD

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!If you expect breaks in communication between the instrument and its clientto last more than 256 blocks, or if you w

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!If you expect breaks in communication between the instrument and its clientto last more than 256 blocks, or if you w

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!5.2.5.5 ADAPTIVESyntax: ADAPTIVEInstructs the 6TD to transmit current blocks to clients if possible, but to storeall

Page 75 - 6.5 Calibration methods

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!5.2.6 Buffering mode commands5.2.6.1 RE-USE / RECYCLESyntax: RE-USE orSyntax: RECYCLEInstructs the 6TD to carry on u

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CMG-6TD Introduction2 IntroductionThe CMG-6TD is an ultra-lightweight digitalthree-axis seismometer consisting of threesensors in a sealed case,

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CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!During boot-up, each unit reports its model type, firmware revision number,its System ID and serial number. This in

Page 78 - 6.5.2 Sensor response codes

CMG-6TD Configuration with Scream!time at the end of this process. The re-synchronisation will result in adiscontinuity in th

Page 79 - 6.6 The coil constant

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TD6 Calibrating the 6TD6.1 The calibration packAll Güralp sensors are fully calibrated before they leave the factory. Bot

Page 80 - 7 Command-line interface

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TDmechanics and electronics can be disregarded. This relationship, given interms of the Laplace variable s, takes the form[

Page 81 - 7.2 General configuration

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TD6.3 Frequency response curvesThe frequency response of each component of the 6TD is described in thenormalised amplitude a

Page 82 - 7.2.4 LOAD-I

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TDThe server will reply with the calibration documentation in Word format.The body of your e-mail will be ignored.6.5 Cal

Page 83 - 7.3 GPS and timing systems

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TD3. Open a Waveview window on the calibration signal and the returnedstreams by holding while selecting each o

Page 84 - 7.3.5 SET-CLOCK

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TD8. The script will ask you to fill in sensor calibration parameters for eachcomponent you have selected.Most data can be fo

Page 85 - 7.3.8 .POSITION

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TDsample rate; although the same information is present in higher-ratestreams, they also include a large amount of high-frequ

Page 86 - 7.4 Output configuration

CMG-6TD Calibrating the 6TD6.6 The coil constantThe feedback coil constant K is measured at the time of manufacture, andprinted on the calibration sh

Page 87 - 7.4.2 SET-TAPS

CMG-6TD Introduction2.1 State of health informationThe 6TD constantly monitors the status of the GPS and timing systems,outputt

Page 88 - 7.5 Triggering

CMG-6TD Command-line interface7 Command-line interfaceYou can connect to the internal software of the 6TD over its output serial portand communicate

Page 89 - 7.5.4 LTA

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceIf a command completes with nothing remaining on the stack, the digitiserwill show the prompt ok. Otherwise,

Page 90 - 7.5.7 PRE-TRIG

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceThe serial number you supply must contain 4 alphanumeric (0 – 9, A – Z)characters as shown. As for the sys

Page 91 - 7.6 Calibration

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceIf Scream finds calibration information in the Info Block, it will use it tocalibrate traces in WaveView window

Page 92 - 7.6.3 RANDOMCAL

CMG-6TD Command-line interface7.3.2 HR-CYCLESyntax: interval HR-CYCLESets the interval between GPS fixes. Under normal operation, the system willpowe

Page 93 - 7.7 Actions

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceThis setting will be overridden when the GPS system next synchronizes theclock.7.3.6 TIME?Syntax: TIME?Displays the curr

Page 94 - 7.8 Flash storage and filing

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceNote: This command is in the extended dictionary; to use it, firstissue the command ok-1 and finish with [seal].If the

Page 95 - 7.8.4 TO-TIME

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceThe ADC within the unit outputs data at 2,000 samples per second, so tapscan have sample rates between 1 and 1,000 sampl

Page 96 - 7.8.8 STREAM

CMG-6TD Command-line interface7.4.3 COMPRESSIONSyntax: bits size COMPRESSION or NORMAL COMPRESSIONSets the maximum amount of compression t

Page 97 - 7.8.13 RESET-FLASH

CMG-6TD Command-line interfacecomponents is an integer below 16, whose binary bits represent the Z (1), N(2), E (4) and auxiliary (8) components respe

Page 98 - 7.8.14 ERASEFILE

CMG-6TD IntroductionFor temporary deployments, instruments can beburied in shallow pits with only the antenna aboveground. You can the

Page 99 - 8 Updating the 6TD

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceZ-secs, N-secs, and E-secs are the time periods over which to calculatethe average for the Z, N, and E components resp

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CMG-6TD Command-line interface7.5.8 POST-TRIGSyntax: time POST-TRIGSets the post-trigger recording time. time is the number of seconds of data tooutp

Page 101 - 9 Connector pin-outs

CMG-6TD Command-line interfacecomponent specifies which component is to be calibrated, one of Z, N/S, orE/W.freq-or-period and unit together dete

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CMG-6TD Command-line interface7.6.4 MINUTESyntax: duration MINUTESets for how long the next SINEWAVE calibration signal will be injected, or theperiod

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CMG-6TD Command-line interface7.7.2 MASSES?Syntax: MASSES?Displays the current, instantaneous position of the three sensor masses, incounts (range ±8,

Page 104 - 9.2 Breakout box connectors

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceBefore DOWNLOAD will work, it needs to know• the desired time period, which is specified with ALL-FLASH,A

Page 105 - 9.2.2 Breakout box GPS port

CMG-6TD Command-line interfaceWhen a TO-TIME download completes, the read pointer will be moved to theend of the downloaded data. The old position of

Page 106 - 9.2.3 Breakout box power port

CMG-6TD Command-line interface7.8.9 STATUS-ONLYSyntax: STATUS-ONLYInstructs the 6TD to transmit only status streams (text streams, normally withstream

Page 107 - 10 Specifications

CMG-6TD Command-line interface7.8.14 ERASEFILESyntax: ERASEFILE (interactive)Clears the entire Flash memory. When you issue this command, the 6TD wil

Page 108 - 11 Revision history

CMG-6TD Updating the 6TD8 Updating the 6TDThe firmware of the 6TD can be updated remotely over its output port.In Scream!’s main window, right-click

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