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Assembling Full Configurations
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The Care and Maintenance section describes how to care for Fibre Optics Cables ( 13.2 ) , and
repair them if necessary (see Fibre Optics Cable Repair, 13.2.2 ) .
The connections will be slightly different depending on which receiver is being used: the PRO
receiver (Model 1600) or the Ultra receiver (Model 3200).
Receiver
– Model 1600
The black and gray strain reliefs on the end of the cable plug into the same colored fibre optic
receptacles on the top of the transmitter and receiver. The other end of the cable connects to
either receptacle on the back of the DVL.
To connect the pulseEKKO cables:
1. Plug the dual fibre optics cable into the transmitter. Make sure the color on the strain
relief jacket matches the color of the receptacle door: black to black and grey to grey.
2. Install the fibre optic connection by pushing gently until the connection clicks into place.
Attach the other end of the fibre optic cable to the fibre optic converter on the back of the DVL.
The fibre optic connection is keyed and will only attach properly in one orientation. Make the
same connections for the other cable.
Connection to
fibre-optic
receptacle on
back of DVL
Transmitter/Receiver
end with Strain relief