Kongsberg Simrad EK80, Installation Manual

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Verifying the communication with a synchronization system
Whenever more than one hydroacoustic system is installed on a vessel, interference
may occur. The EK80 offers functionality for remote transmit synchronization. It can
be set up to operate in either
Master or Slave mode. Synchronization is required in
order to avoid interference if the EK80 is used simultaneously with other hydroacoustic
instruments within the same frequency range. You do not need to do this test if the EK80
shall only operate in
Standalone
mode.
Prerequisites
The EK80 is installed as specified in this manual. To make sure that the the interface is
functional, a relevant synchronization system must be connected to the EK80.
• The EK80 system is turned on and operates normally.
• For "slave" operation, a remote system (for example K-Sync or Simrad TU40 ) must
be available to provide trigger pulses.
• For "master" operation, a remote hydroacoustic system (sonar, echo sounder) is
connected. This remote system must be set up in "slave" mode.
• The vessel is berthed or at sea.
Neither tools nor instruments are required.
Context
Whenever more than one hydroacoustic system is installed on a vessel, interference may
occur. To avoid interference, you have these options:
• The systems are all connected to a common synchronization system.
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