Field engineers and geophysicists
Deploying a Smart-24 seismograph in the field and needing to configure all acquisition parameters before installation.
Use cases
About
The Modified Smart-24 Configure mind map template provides a structured configuration interface for the Smart-24 seismic data acquisition system, covering 106 nodes across 11 major categories including Common, Autozero, Calibration, Time, ADC channels, Communication, Internal recording, Trigger, and Output configure. Designed for geophysicists and field engineers, this template organizes parameters such as 'Sampling rate (Hz)', 'STA/LTA Trigger ratio', and 'Pre-event length (second)' into logical groups for efficient setup. The layout uses a hierarchical tree with collapsible branches, enabling rapid navigation through complex settings like GPRS PPPd setup and Rsync data transfer. This cheat sheet serves as a comprehensive reference for configuring multichannel recording, event detection, and telemetry without manual documentation.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Technical trainers and team leads
Training new technicians on the Smart-24 system's configuration menus and parameter dependencies.
Quality assurance and network managers
Auditing or verifying existing Smart-24 station settings against a standard configuration checklist.
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore Configuration Categories
Launch the template in Xmind to navigate the eleven major categories including ADC channels, Communication, and Trigger settings.
Step 2
Customize Parameters and Device Settings
Replace the placeholder values for sampling rates and network codes with your specific seismic data acquisition parameters.
Step 3
Manage Changes and Export Reference
Use the send and revert nodes to track physical unit updates before exporting the map as a PDF for field use.
Frequently asked questions
The template covers 106 nodes organized into 9 main sections: Common, Autozero, Calibration, Time, ADC channels, Communication, Internal recording, Trigger, and Output configure. It includes parameters for sensor setup, data recording modes, and telemetry links.
Navigate to the 'Trigger' branch, then 'STA/LTA detector'. Enable it, then set 'STA Time constant', 'LTA Time constant', 'STA/LTA Trigger ratio', and 'STA/LTA DeTrigger ratio'. Optionally toggle 'Update LTA Enable/Disable'.
Yes. Under 'Autozero (Mass centering)' and 'Calibration', both have 'Scheduled' sub-branches where you set 'Start Date (DD/MM/YYYY) / Time (hh:mm)', 'Interval (hh:mm)', and 'Repetitions'.
Each of the three ADC channels has sub-branches for 'miniSEED' (network/station/location/channel codes), 'Sensor' (model, type, sensitivity), 'Measurement' (full scale, gain, sampling rate), and 'recording' (continuous/event enable).
The 'Communication' branch includes Ethernet (static IP, mask, gateway, DNS), GPRS with PPPd setup and scheduled dial-up, and Rsync for real-time and triggered data transfer to destination servers.
Yes. The .xmind file can be opened in Xmind desktop or web, edited to match your device settings, and exported as PDF or image for printing as a quick-reference cheat sheet.
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