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Important: 

 If the new configuration changes the echo sounder settings, you 

must re-calibrate the sensor for target strength value.

1. Press c A or click 

Menu 

 and click 

User Mode  > Advanced

2. Click 

Menu 

 > Import

.

3. From the window that appears, select the *.A2C or XML configuration file.

The configuration is loaded into the sensor.

Catch Navigator 

 | V1  | Sensor Configuration

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Summary of Contents for Catch Sensor

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Page 2: ...uency and Power 20 Configuring Measurement Sending Sequence 21 Configuring the Echo Sounder 22 About the Automatic Range Mode 24 Changing the Detection Threshold of the Catch Sensor 26 Applying Offset...

Page 3: ...the Sensor 50 Maintenance Checklist 51 Replacing the Pull Cords 52 Replacing the Catch Magnet 53 Troubleshooting 56 Mosa2 does not open due to error message 56 Sensor does not connect correctly with M...

Page 4: ...ermission from Marport Marport the Marport logo and Software Defined Sonar are registered trademarks of Marport All other brands products and company names mentioned are the trademark and property of...

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Page 6: ...ng and increase fish survival rate inside the trawl net It is recommended to install several sensors along the trawl to better monitor the filling processes The Catch Navigator provides a high definit...

Page 7: ...r is triggered Safety Guidelines Important To ensure proper and safe use of this equipment carefully read and follow the instructions in this manual Description System Compatibility The Catch Navigato...

Page 8: ...ated via MASP Firmware The latest version of the firmware is available for download on MASP Compatibility F450 02 02 02 and after Features and Options The features and options are configurable accordi...

Page 9: ...24 s temperature depth pitch roll battery level catch 8 69 s 40 meter range Echogram 1 00 s temperature depth pitch roll battery level catch 7 00 s 80 meter range Echogram 1 26 s temperature depth pi...

Page 10: ...ransmission conditions Depends on sensor uplink power and options Lifetime has been estimated with a uplink power at 33 Based on average charging time Marport Standard Marine Limited Warranty Dimensio...

Page 11: ...side pull CAUTION Do not put foreign objects into pressure sensor opening or try to open it Do not remove the shoulder bolts from the outside of the sensor It may damage the components Catch Navigator...

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Page 13: ...ngs of the sensor Press command A or click Menu and click User Mode Advanced Connecting the Sensor to Mosa2 To configure the sensor you need to connect it to Mosa2 application using either the Dock or...

Page 14: ...s Using the Configuration Cable Simply connect the Configuration Cable from the computer to the sensor to display the sensor configuration page on Mosa2 Tip Refer to the Configuration Cable Quick Refe...

Page 15: ...sa2 The LED on the plug is solid green You can now configure the sensor Note You can keep the Configuration Cable continuously connected by USB and virtually eject or connect it When no sensor is conn...

Page 16: ...Battery Information The battery lifetime is displayed on the first page Catch Navigator V1 Sensor Configuration 16...

Page 17: ...information will update after the sensor has been switched on and operating for 10 minutes Diagnostic Information Scala2 and Mosa2 applications warn the user in case of water ingress in the sensor No...

Page 18: ...t of water immediately and contact Marport support Warning In case of water ingress in the product do not charge it battery may vent or rupture causing product or physical damage Configuring the Trawl...

Page 19: ...ication page then click in Uplink 2 Enter a node according to the position of the sensor on the trawl Important Make sure to put the same number when adding the sensor to Scala2 receiver page If not c...

Page 20: ...or and the vessel 1 Go to the Communication page then click in Uplink 2 Enter a frequency for the communication with the vessel Default is 44 000 Hz 3 Drag the slider to change the power of the uplink...

Page 21: ...erences Issues receiving data Low SNR 4 In Refresh Rate leave Fast selected Configuring Measurement Sending Sequence You can configure the order and types of measurements e g temperature pitch roll se...

Page 22: ...the top Trouble If you do not see some data it means it is not activated on the sensor application file 4 To delete data click in front of data 5 Click Configuring the Echo Sounder Configure the echo...

Page 23: ...0 Hz for the Down Sounding and Down2 Sounding 4 The Range m of the sounding is the maximum distance at which targets and bottom can be detected Note We recommend to set the maximum range value when us...

Page 24: ...e two above settings 7 Do not modify the other echo sounder settings About the Automatic Range Mode The sensor has an automatic range mode that is useful to get better quality echograms when the trawl...

Page 25: ...d The Mode must be set to Down only The Refresh Rate must be set to Fast The Trawl Opening must be lower than 18 5 meters to be able to switch to a 20 meter range Note The trawl opening value sets the...

Page 26: ...Set a value above 75 if you want the catch status to become full only when the cords are fully extended Important For proper operation do not set the percentage below 65 or above 85 Applying Offsets...

Page 27: ...tion file A2C Testing Measures You can test the measures taken by the sensor e g battery level temperature depth to check that there are no faults You can test the sensor in water or in air In air the...

Page 28: ...rking correctly measures are updating 4 Click to check and if necessary adjust data measured by the sensor Depth Place your sensor on a desk or on the ground and enter 0 in Target Depth Temperature En...

Page 29: ...tion with a higher refreshing rate You can see on Mosa2 main page if the SD card recording feature is activated Additional settings We recommend to activate the support logs to help support teams for...

Page 30: ...a tow time between entering and leaving water The recording date displayed in the second column is synchronized with your computer time BATT Files created when the sensor is charging 1 file per chargi...

Page 31: ...learn how to replay these data in Scala2 Saving a Configuration on Mosa2 You can save different configurations of the sensor to be able to quickly change the configuration when you change your fishin...

Page 32: ...onfiguring the sensor for example to use the sensor in shallow water click one of the wheel icon on the first page of Mosa2 2 In the window that appears enter a name for the configuration and save it...

Page 33: ...aintain the click on the corresponding wheel until the Manage Configuration window appears c Click OK in Save Current Configuration 7 To delete a configuration a Maintain the click on the correspondin...

Page 34: ...is also automatically sent to MASP in XML and PDF files Importing a Sensor Configuration You can apply to a sensor a configuration that has already been made on another sensor You have exported a conf...

Page 35: ...ibrate the sensor for target strength value 1 Press command A or click Menu and click User Mode Advanced 2 Click Menu Import 3 From the window that appears select the A2C or XML configuration file The...

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Page 37: ...e receiver using the system web page 1 From Scala2 click Menu Expert Mode and enter the password copernic 2 Right click the IP address of the receiver at the bottom of the page then click Configure Re...

Page 38: ...d the sensor to the receiver Important Make sure the settings you enter here are the same as in Mosa2 1 Sensor name displayed in Scala2 and its features 2 Enter the same frequency as the one entered f...

Page 39: ...on and range as those set in Mosa2 Click Apply when you have finished Configuring Data Display in Scala2 You can display the sensor s measurements and echograms on Scala2 pages Connect in Customize mo...

Page 40: ...the control panels and drag Catch data to a page b When the codend is empty the history plot is When the codend is filling up When the codend is full Catch Navigator V1 System Configuration and Displ...

Page 41: ...4 Click hold other data such as depth pitch roll and drag it as well to the page display 5 Select the type of display Catch Navigator V1 System Configuration and Display 41...

Page 42: ...6 Drag the lines around the blocks of data to resize them 7 Right click the title or the values of the data to display customization options Catch Navigator V1 System Configuration and Display 42...

Page 43: ...es 9 To be alerted when the trawl is full a From the top left corner of the screen click Menu Settings b From the Settings dialog box go to the Alarms tab c Click Add d In Alarm Data and Alarm Conditi...

Page 44: ...from Mosa2 2 Right click the timeline and click Change Directory to choose the source directory where A2S files are stored In the replay bar the recording period of A2S files is displayed in green In...

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Page 46: ...bilize the sensor Make sure there is nothing in front of it that would block its signal Tip If the meshes of the net obstruct the Catch Navigator signal you can install the sensor inside the codend 2...

Page 47: ...ords are taut enough to trigger when the net is full but loose enough not to trigger when the net is empty A Side pull B Center pull 1 Rubber strap 2 Pull cords 3 Snap hook 4 Knot with rope 5 Front at...

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Page 49: ...before DOC2107XXX Do not leave the sensors connected on a charger that is switched off If the charger is not connected to the mains voltage the sensor switches on and this will drain the battery Note...

Page 50: ...screen and Virtual Charger Room display the state of charge of the sensor Cleaning the Sensor You need to regularly clean the sensor for proper performance Wash the sensor with fresh water and dry it...

Page 51: ...or Q tip See Replacing the Pull Cords on page 52 to know how to remove the components Maintenance Checklist We recommend you to follow this maintenance schedule for better performance and to avoid any...

Page 52: ...and clean Connect the sensor to a charger and check the charging status Switch on the sensor by shorting the center lug to the negative lug then listen for a ping noise and check if you see the LED s...

Page 53: ...nstall the new pull cords a Install the new pull cord assembly on the side or on the end cap of the sensor b Apply anti seize on the four screw threads then tighten the screws with the 9 64 size Allen...

Page 54: ...9 64 Allen key Drift punch pliers Arbor press hammer Anti seize About this task Only qualified Marport technicians can do this task Catch Navigator V1 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 54...

Page 55: ...between the arms of the new magnet with the pin facing up 1 c Install the pin down through housing arms to secure rope in place You can use an arbor press or hammer d Check that the rope is not pinche...

Page 56: ...s not displayed by default To display Anywhere a Click the magnifying glass from the top right corner of your screen and type Terminal b Click Terminal from the results c Enter in the terminal sudo sp...

Page 57: ...nfiguration Cable is not connected to a USB hub The Configuration Cable must be connected directly to the computer If the computer goes to sleep mode the sensor may be disconnected Change the settings...

Page 58: ...nsor Options click Configure in front of Echograms 5 In NBTE Echograms Filter select Echosounder and Interference Reduction Medium or Echosounder and Interference Reduction High Here is an example of...

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Page 60: ...t types of Marport sensors and intervals you must respect when adding other sensors Figure 1 PRP sensors e g Catch sensor Trawl Speed Spread sensor Example If the frequency of the sensor is 40kHz ther...

Page 61: ...e 4 HDTE narrow band mode Example If the frequency of the sensor is 40kHz there should be no sensors between 39 8 40kHz and 40 41kHz Figure 5 HDTE wide band mode Example If the frequency of the sensor...

Page 62: ...o allocate frequencies between 34 and 56 kHz for wideband hydrophones and between 41 kHz and 44 kHz for narrowband hydrophones Echosounders are usually placed around 38 kHz make sure to allow enough d...

Page 63: ...l Speed sensors and Speed Explorer Catch Explorer HDTE and Door Sounder Example of a system with Spread sensors with positioning Catch sensors Trawl Explorer and Catch Explorer Catch Navigator MANUAL...

Page 64: ...Explorer and depth Seine sensors Bandwidth Mandatory distance with other sensors Avoid allocating frequencies between 37 and 39 kHz because this range is generally used by echosounders Catch Navigator...

Page 65: ...0 Charging see Dock Cleaning 50 Configuration Cable 13 Troubleshooting 56 D Depth sensor 10 Diagnostic 17 Display Catch status 39 Data 39 Echogram 39 Dock Charging 49 Connecting to Mosa2 13 E Echo sou...

Page 66: ...ull cords Center pull 46 Replacing 52 Side pull 46 R Receiver Adding to 37 Compatibility 37 Compatible firmware 37 Sensor settings 38 Replacing Catch magnet 53 Replay A2S files 44 S Scala2 39 SD card...

Page 67: ...U Uplink Frequency 20 Power 20 W Warning 17 Water switch 10 c...

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