Kongsberg 1007D, Operator'S Manual

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974-72007001/1.0 1007D Altimeter Operators Manual
Page 14 Installation
Kongsberg Mesotech Ltd.
Port Coquitlam, BC - Canada
3.2 Electrical Connection
In its standard configuration, power supply and telemetry
connections to the 1007D altimeter are made via a 4-pin
underwater connector. Refer to the “1007 Altimeter Product
Information” guide shipped the unit regarding connector pin-
out details for your unit.
Make sure your power source and
cable can deliver the specified start-up and continuous
currents at the required supply voltage
(the peak current is
only required at power-up). In particular, some power
supplies may power-up too slowly to meet the start-up
requirement. In this case, install an external switch between
the power source and the +V connection. This switch can
then be turned on after the power source is ON and stable.
The standard telemetry configuration supports both RS485
and RS232 interface type specifications and is configured by
the altimeter software. In MS1000 mode, the altimeter
automatically detects/configures the telemetry connection
type to that used by the MS1000 host computer. In
standalone 80x mode, the telemetry connection type will be
set to a factory-programmed default setting if an MS1000 host
is not detected during the altimeter’s power-up sequence.
The standard telemetry configuration is compatible with the
MS1000 Power Supply Box, which supplies power and
provides telemetry conversions between RS232 and RS485
(RS232 to/from host computer, RS285 to/from altimeter).
Alternative telemetry configurations include RS422, analog
output (section 5.4) or external SYNC are options that are
available. These alternatives require special connector
requirements and pin-out arrangements that can only be
configured at the factory. Contact the factory for details.
In its simplest configurations the 1007D altimeter is either
configured to: