EVENT LOG FOR SITE JD1

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11/07/2007 11:21 sandyd
    The site was basically offline from 0902 until 1609 on 6 November
    (Calendar date 310) while Biomark and NMFS were at the site.  During the
    offline time, the computer was updated and tests were run to evaluate
    read ranges for each of the antennas with SST and ST tags.  Biomark also
    tried different boards and grounding schemes to try to learn more about
    the current drops that have been observed at the site.
10/31/2007 12:28 sandy
    With the help of John Tenney we identified the uploading problem, though
    what caused it is still unknown as it started after the 0700 upload on
    Sunday (10/21) without any warning.  The error messages being displayed
    in the Minimon file during the unsuccessful uploads were

    Error transmitting PTTP package: 25058 : Error connecting to FTP session:
    [10057] Socket is not connected
    Error initializing file upload: 25058 : Error cancelling transfer
    process: [10057] Socket is not connected

    To fix the problem, we had to restart Minimon twice (once may have been
    successful, but I misinterpreted something and restarted it again).  John
    had recommended rebooting the PC as this had been effective when this
    same problem had appeared at other sites.  However, since the site is so
    remote, we decided to see if just rebooting Minimon would be enough and
    it was.  It was interesting that manual uploads were successful while the
    automatic ones were not.
10/22/2007 09:26 sandyd
    i manually uploaded the four files that had not loaded automatically. i
    could not find a reason that they hadnt uploaded on their own.
10/17/2007 17:49 sandyd
    I changed the number of files per day from 8 to 4 to make it faster for
    post processing.  I will change it back when the process gets automated.
10/11/2007 12:36 Sandy
    27 September 2007
    The JD1 site is located near McDonald Ferry at mile 20 of the John Day
    River.  It has 6 antennas that are installed in two 3-antenna arrays. JD1
    started collecting fish data with a temporary MUX transceiver on 27
    September 2007 when AC power was installed at the site. A laptop running
    Minimon was also installed.  We had problems configuring the laptop for
    remote access.

    2 October 2007
    The permanent MUX was installed on 2 October.  Tag-read-range tests were
    conducted by Biomark.  NMFS personnel could only partially fix the remote
    access problem.

    10 October 2007   Sandy
    Although the computer was removed by PSMFC on 5 October because of
    problems configuring it for remote access, fish data were still being
    collected by the transceiver.  The laptop was returned on 9 October.
    Minimon and the transceiver were properly configured on 10 October.  The
    site is now fully operational, but it will be closely monitored during the
    first few weeks of operation.  The water level is starting to rise in the
    river.
10/10/2007 10:49 Scott_Li
    Per Sandy and Dave's request, remotely reconfigured the MUX for the
    following parameters, Test Tag Delay = 60 min, Status Delay = 60 min,
    Unique = off and Send Tags = on. Closed the current file and dumped the
    buffer contents of the reader to file 07203.I. After the dump, the
    contents were NOT erased.  Awaiting further instructions from Dave M on
    how to proceed from here.
10/10/2007 07:36 Scott_Li
    Redeployed the laptop after reformatting drive and reloading operating
    system and associated interrogation software. Verified PCA remote access
    was successful and comms back to the transceiver. The RDP access may or
    may not be available. This was tested in the lab prior to delivery and
    had no problems. The system came back online at 11:00 am pst, no issues
    to report.
10/09/2007 16:17 Dave
    The JD1 site began collecting data on September 27, 2007.
10/03/2007 08:58 Dave
    I corrected the JD1 site configuration to associate antennas 01-03 with
    the upstream array, and antennas 04-06 with the downstream array.  I had
    initially reversed these assignments.  The configuration now matches the
    actual antenna deployment and follows the PTAGIS labeling conventions.
09/20/2007 14:54 Alan
    This is a test message sent from the ‘legacy’ web interface. It should be
    deposited in the top-level directory of the JD1 Events forum.
09/19/2007 16:51 Dave
    Instantiated a new site definition for JD1.
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