Installing the System
MicronNav System
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The main setup page should now list two Node numbers in the table; these are the nodes
for the MicronNav100 (SEAHUBNAV100) and the attitude sensor (MINIATTSEN) inside the
USBL Dunking Transducer head.
Node 90
Surface MicronNav100 Interface Hub.
Node 75
Attitude Sensor built into the USBL Dunking Transducer.
Note
The USBL Dunking Transducer itself does not appear as a node number.
Finally switch off the power supply to the MicronNav100 Hub.
3.2.4. Subsea Hardware Responder Configuration
Installation
As of
Seanet Pro V2.23 Build 539
the MicronNav Responder unit can be connected in a
variety of different ways:
• Through the
AUX Port
of a Sonar connected on
Port B
of the MicronNav Hub -
this is
the factory default option
• Through the
AUX Port
of a Sonar connected on
Port D
of the MicronNav Hub
• Directly connected to
Port B
of the MicronNav Hub
• Directly connected to
Port D
of the MicronNav Hub
• Through the
AUX Port
of a Gemini Sonar
Note
In all cases, the communications setup for a Micron Responder are:
RS232,
9600 Baud, 8 Data bits, 1 Stop Bit, No Parity
. It is not advisable to attempt to