Kongsberg Simrad MF90, Installation Manual

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tool for debugging purposes. It is neither required nor intended for normal operation of
the MF90 system.
9 Type a custom name to identify the interface in other dialog boxes.
10 Select which datagram(s) you want to import from the sensor.
11 If relevant, specify a dedicated talker ID.
12 Provide the accurate physical location of the sensor (or its antenna) with reference to
the vessel’s coordinate system.
The position of certain sensors must be defined as an offset to the Ship Origin in the
coordinate system to maximize performance. These offset values are all required to
allow the MF90 system to give you as accurate information as possible. The degree
of accuracy offered by the MF90 system is directly related to the accuracy of the
information you enter on the
Sensor Installation
page.
a Select the offset value on the X axis (fore-and-aft direction) from the Ship Origin .
Adjust with a positive value for X if the sensor is located ahead of the ship origin.
b Select the offset value on the Y axis (athwartship) from the Ship Origin . Adjust
with a positive value for Y if the sensor is located on the starboard side of the
ship origin.
c Select the offset value on the Z axis (vertical) from the Ship Origin . Adjust with a
positive value for Z if the sensor is located under the ship origin.
13 Select
Add
to save the new sensor interface you have defined.
The sensor interface is added to the
Installed Sensors
list on the
Sensor Installation
page.
14 At the bottom of the dialog box, select
Apply
to save your settings.
15 Repeat for each sensor interface that you need to set up.
16 Continue your work in the
Installation
dialog box, or select
OK
to close it.
Further requirements
On the left side of the
Installation
dialog box, select
Sensor Configuration
. Define the priority
of the datagrams, and set up relevant configuration parameters.
Related topics
Setting to work, page 186
Setting up the interfaces to peripheral devices, page 276
Setting to work