2.24.3

Release date: December 1, 2025

RBRcoda chl-a

RBR’s new RBRcoda chl-a real-time chlorophyll-a sensor is now fully integrated into Ruskin. With its its compact design, fast sampling rates, low power consumption, and a high depth rating, it’s deigned for a wide range of applications. You can configure the the RBRcoda chl-a either as part of an RBR logger system or as a standalone sensor - directly within Ruskin.

Did you know?

Even if you don’t yet own an RBRcoda chl-a, Ruskin allows you to simulate it - along with any other RBR sensor. We’ve also updated Ruskin’s autonomy engine to make deployment planning even easier using these simulation tools.

RBR makes sense

New Features

  • Added L3.5 command reference

  • Updated RBR Generation 3 command reference

  • Updated Ruskin User Guide (RUG) for Sensors

  • Updated RBR command reference for Sensors

  • Updated RBR Instrument Guide (RIG) for Sensors

  • Added firmware v1.005 (203) for RBRquadrante

  • Added firmware v1.080 (200) for RBRcoda3 T.ODO

  • Added firmware v1.068 (105, 106, 107, 109, 110) for RBRsolo3, RBRduet3, RBRcoda3

Improvements

  • RSK-12869 - Enhanced detection reliability of RBRlegato4 instruments

Bug fixes

  • RSK-12781 - XLS export of .hex files is failing

  • RSK-12840 - Java heap usage issue when processing mobile (easyparse) files