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Set-Up  

 

The 

SE-200’s SET-UP menu allows you to make several 

important initial settings.  Typically, most of  these 

settings are only made once and don’t have to be changed.   

The keel offset adjustment is a good example.

  

The 

SET-

UP menu is shown at right and the following paragraphs 

describe each choice in detail. 

 

 

Language/Units

 

The 

SE-200 allows the choice of several operating 

languages and conversions for distance, speed and 

temperature.   To select the operating language or choose 

the unit conversion to use, press the button labeled 

LANGUAGE/UNITS.  A display window as shown at 

left will pop up on the screen showing the available 

languages and unit conversions and the ones which are  

currently selected. 

 

Use the   softkeys to highlight your desired choice for 

language, units for range, temp and speed.  When finished 

press the 

EXIT softkey to save your selection and exit this 

menu. 

 

More - Max Gain, Choose Boat Icon 

Press the softkey below the 

MORE choice to bring up a 

menu to set the 

MAXIMUM GAIN/range, and boat icon

or press 

MORE to adjust the STC to minimize the effect 

of surface clutter and select the 

System Software.  

 

To adjust the 

MAX VERT GAIN*, use the   softkey to 

highlight the desired range - then use the 

NAV 

 (UP/

DOWN) buttons to adjust the Max Gain. 

 

When finished with all settings, press the 

EXIT symbol to 

save your selections and exit the menu.   

 

STC Adjustment 

 

 

The 

STC Adjustment can be used to help minimize 

surface clutter problems.  Typically, most depthsounders 

show a band of noise near the surface caused by ringing in 

the transducer, surface turbulence in the water and other 

factors.   Where there is severe surface clutter, the digital 

depth display can get confused between showing the true 

bottom or the surface clutter.  In addition, severe surface 

clutter can cause the alarms to sound. 

 

English 

French 

Spanish 

German 

Chinese 

Korean 

Greek 

Danish 

Ft. 

Fa. 

o

o

MPH 

Km/Hr 

Knots 

        

 

 

RANGE 

SUGGESTED 

MAX GAIN 

SETTING 

0 - 50 Ft 

14 

0 - 100 Ft 

16 

0 - 200 Ft 

18 

0 - 400 Ft 

22 

0 - 800 Ft 

24 

0 - 1,200 Ft 

31 

The SE-200 allows you to customize the maximum possible vertical scan gain 

for each range.   The table below shows a suggested range of  Max Gain settings 

that you can set.  Too much gain on the shallow ranges will cause excess noise 

and false forward targets. 

 

        

EXIT    LANGUAGE   TRANSDUCER    DEMO  MORE 

                       

UNITS 

FORWARD LOOOKING SONAR ENGINE 

   

90 Horiz Scan & 

 

90 Vertical Scan 

 

Version 1.0 

 

200khz

 

 

FT 

VERT 

MAX GAIN 

50 

12 

14 

100 

32 

16 

200 

70 

14 

FA 

10 

20 

40 

        

MORE

 

Summary of Contents for Sonar Engine SE-200

Page 1: ...1 SE 200 SONAR ENGINE...

Page 2: ...ly follow the steps outlined in this manual An instructive demonstration simulator has been designed into the SE 200 and we highly recommend that you spend some time using the demo mode prior to actua...

Page 3: ...Display 15 Set Up 17 Languages Units 17 More Max Vert Gain Boat Icon 17 STC Adjustment 17 Software Setup 18 Keel Offset Transducer Level Adjust 18 Demo 19 System Reset 19 Installation 20 Engine Box Co...

Page 4: ...ansducers These systems are identified as 1 SE 200A With thru hull or transom mount vertical scanning transducer This configuration scans a 90 degree forward vertical segment and looks down but does n...

Page 5: ...ay the softkey buttons are directly below the display menu For simplification in this manual menu choices are shown with a finger pointing to a menu icon like the alarm icon at right This actually mea...

Page 6: ...sel The current depth directly below the boat is shown at the top left of the display just in front of the boat icon The current forward range is shown by the digital number at the far top right of th...

Page 7: ...While in the Forward Horizontal Down Split mode or if you select the Full Screen Down mode while in the Horizontal mode the Depth Range can be adjusted independantly from the Forward Horizontal range...

Page 8: ...s in large digits on the left side of the display see drawing at left In order for the SE 200 to show the speed and Lat Lon coordinates the unit must be connected to an NMEA source of this data such a...

Page 9: ...ndicate it is selected To adjust the range up or down press the up or down arrow on the NAV Button If the AUTO softkey is pressed a red box will indicate the feature is selected and the depth range wi...

Page 10: ...u can also turn off the AUTO GAIN feature by pressing the AUTO softkey again To exit the GAIN MENU and save your adjustments simply press the exit symbol or allow the menu to time out approx 6 seconds...

Page 11: ...le as shown in the diagram at right Notice that the beam expands as it gets further from the boat For example at 1 000 feet the beam angle has a diameter of greater than 100 feet However the cursor ca...

Page 12: ...Use the NAV buttons to adjust the beam sector size and then use the NAV left right buttons to adjust the resulting sectors direction Press the EXIT softkey to save the setting and exit or press the cl...

Page 13: ...sequentially steps the acoustic beam from directly forward to the bottom the display shows a continuously updated display of the return echoes in their approximate position in relation to the vessel...

Page 14: ...anted transducer sidelobe readings Transducer Sidelobe Effect The SE 200 s transducer like all acoustic transducers does not form a perfect beam of acoustic energy Some of the acoustic energy is conta...

Page 15: ...ttom ahead of the boat but the bottom echos can also mask or be confused as fish targets The center picture and resulting screen display shows a boat in 14 7 feet of water The SE 200 s forward range i...

Page 16: ...at Various Forward Ranges Beam Depth Approx 0 18 X Forward Distance In certain conditions especially in shallow water you may see a horizontal display that shows a target ahead that remains on the scr...

Page 17: ...are To adjust the MAX VERT GAIN use the softkey to highlight the desired range then use the NAV UP DOWN buttons to adjust the Max Gain When finished with all settings press the EXIT symbol to save you...

Page 18: ...ine as shown Use the NAV key to adjust up or down to ignore the clutter area and then press the EXIT symbol to save and return to a normal display After making this adjustment the surface clutter will...

Page 19: ...ownward as in the pictures at left note the approximate angle of the unwanted upward or downward slope on the display Then proceed to the TRANSDUCER adjustment menu as above and press the softkey butt...

Page 20: ...end The sketch at right shows the three 9 pin transducer con nectors that are located on the left end panel The three connector retaining nuts are different colors which match the color band on the co...

Page 21: ...the box including turning power ON OFF The keypad should be mounted conveniently close to the display preferable directly beneath so the keypads softkeys are easy to relate to the displays softkey me...

Page 22: ...even further cable lengths and improved quality with multi ple displays Amplified splitter information is available from Interphase Technical Support at 831 477 4944 ext 16 or with the SE 200 informat...

Page 23: ...E DISPLAY WITH INTERGRAL KEYPAD VGA CABLE SPLITTER P N 04 1095 000R Female to two Males 30 TRANSDUCER MULTIFUNCTION OR VIDEO ENABLED DISPLAYS For Furuno Video Displays See Next Page 30 TRANSDUCER 30 T...

Page 24: ...E STATION CONNECTING TO VGA DISPLAYS VGA Splitter P N 04 1092 000R Female to two Males AMPLIFIED VGA CABLE SPLITTERS Some paralleled VGA monitors cause a reduction in VIDEO signal and picture brightne...

Page 25: ...ths over 60 are not recommended as they will decrease the effective power and depth range Choose a location where there is the least amount of acoustic noise air bubbles or turbulence caused by the bo...

Page 26: ...transducer may be placed forward of the keel ahead of the lifting strap location This should not be ahead of 1 3 aft of where the bow meets the waterline On planing hulls the transducer is typically...

Page 27: ...ing blocks will expand after the boat is put back into the water so it is important that the transducer be only hand tightened until the wood fully expands Otherwise the wood fairing block may crack S...

Page 28: ...tallation for any leak to appear Use of a Thru hull Fairing Block Nearly all vessels have some dead rise angle at the transducer mounting location If the thru hull transducer were mounted directly to...

Page 29: ...icks up and becomes non operational The bracket does not automatically reset at lower speeds The transducer must be manually returned to its operational position Special Note The kick up feature is de...

Page 30: ...und the transducer cable and slide it into the slot in the spray shield The bracket arms must be mounted outside the stainless steel mounting ears of the transducer Do not fully tighten the lock nuts...

Page 31: ...t Axle Assembly On some boats it will be neccessary to remove the Bracket Axle during installation See the diagram to the left and instructions below for details on assembling the axle 1 Place one sta...

Page 32: ...ould be connected between the Orange and Blue wires in the power and I O cable from the red sonar box and the Temperature and Speed source should be connected between the Brown and Blue wires The SE 2...

Page 33: ...nector on the internal PCB Connect the Mini USB B small connector to this USB connector and then connect the other end of the cable to the USB port of your PC Then turn ON the SE 200 sonar engine by u...

Page 34: ...1 SCAN VGA Includes 10 9 Pin to VGA Adapter Cable KEYPAD With 10 Cable 23 1015 000 30 9 Pin Male to Female 10 9 Pin Male to Female INTERPHASE 7 DISPLAY With Integral Keypad 04 0014 008 04 0014 007R VG...

Page 35: ...paint 5 DO NOT allow any solvents i e gasoline acetone to come in contact with the transducer or head unit as these may dissolve the material Troubleshooting Tips PROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTION Unit will...

Page 36: ...er Requirements 11 to 16 VDC less than 0 5 Amp Operating Temperature 0 to 50 degrees C 32 to 122 degrees F NMEA 0183 Inputs GLL VTG NMEA 0183 Output DBT DPT Standard Equipment Red sonar box keypad wit...

Page 37: ...all an alternator filter to smooth the alternator s output signal Interference may also be caused by radiation from other nearby equipment and can be detected by turning off all other equipment and ob...

Page 38: ...38 Notes...

Page 39: ...t to extreme conditions beyond control of the manufacturer and Interphase Due to these conditions the warranty on these components is limited to one year against defects in workmanship or materials Th...

Page 40: ...40 2880 Research Park Dr Suite 140 Soquel CA 95073 PHONE 831 477 4944 FAX 831 462 7444 comments interphase tech com www interphase tech com...

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