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4.3  Changing the reception frequency 

The RX-D2 is delivered with a factory-installed receiver crystal. This receiver crystal can be 
exchanged to allow reception of other frequencies within the specified frequency range (

see 

chapter 6

). 

 
When the frequency of the receiver needs to be changed, the recommended procedure is to send 
the RX-D2 back to Datawell for exchanging of the crystal and subsequent realignment of the 
receiver. Please contact Datawell sales for more information. 

4.3.1  Crystal exchange procedure 

Although Datawell recommends to send the RX-D2 back to Datawell when the frequency needs 
to be changed, the crystal exchange procedure can be carried out locally by following the 
procedure below. However, the crystal exchange procedure should only be carried out by 
qualified personnel.  
 

 

Check crystal and mixing mode 

The frequency of the receiver crystal must be either 9MHz higher or 9MHz lower than the 
frequency being received. This is called ‘HIGH’ or ‘LOW’ mixing. The mixing mode 
depends on the frequency band of the receiver. To check if the receiver is using high or low 
mixing see 

paragraph 4.2

.  

 

Disconnect power 

For safety reasons, first remove power by disconnecting the power cable and all other 
cabling from the receiver. 

 

Disassemble the receiver 

The crystal is accessible from the underside of the receiver. To get access to the crystal, 
only the bottom plate of the receiver needs to be removed. The bottom plate is fixed by 
four flat screws. 

 

Exchange receiver crystal 

The receiver crystal is located on the left-hand side of the main PCB,

 see figure 4.4

. The 

crystal is secured to the socket using a rubber band. Make sure this rubber band is securing 
the new crystal properly. The crystal has no polarity (e.g. it can be inserted either way). 

 

Realign the receiver 

The receiver needs to be realigned after a crystal change. Follow the realignment procedure 
as described in 

paragraph 4.2.1

 . 

 

Reassemble the receiver 

Reassemble the receiver by fixing the bottom plate using the four flat screws. 

 

4.4  W@ves21 and SeaSaw21 

The recommended software packages for use with the RX-D2 are the Datawell W@ves21 and 
SeaSaw21 software packages. These software packages manage the interpretation and analysis 
of the received data.  
Refer to the documentation on W@ves21 and/or SeaSaw21 for more information. 
 

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Страница 1: ...Datawell Waverider Receiver Manual RX D type 2 from serial no 45100 October 14 2015 Service Sales Voltastraat 3 1704 RP Heerhugowaard The Netherlands 31 72 534 5298 31 72 572 6406 www datawell nl...

Страница 2: ...2 Check if mains supply matches with the specifications of the device...

Страница 3: ...2 Checking the receiver alignment 14 4 2 1 Realignment procedure 15 4 3 Changing the reception frequency 16 4 3 1 Crystal exchange procedure 16 4 4 W ves21 and SeaSaw21 16 5 Troubleshooting 17 5 1 Pow...

Страница 4: ...4...

Страница 5: ...tter The RX D2 is tuned to the reception frequency using exchangeable receiving crystals The RX D2 is connected to a PC running W ves21 using RS232 In Chapters 2 3 and 4 of this manual the installatio...

Страница 6: ...6...

Страница 7: ...The front panel contains the LCD and the speaker test button The back panel contains the following connectors Socket for mains supply with fuses Audio out for beat note monitoring Female 9 pin RS232 c...

Страница 8: ...8...

Страница 9: ...t The transmitter antenna is vertically polarised therefore the receiving antenna must also be mounted vertically For the assembly of the antenna and adjustment of its length to the transmit frequency...

Страница 10: ...signal and or high local noise or interference the use of a directional antenna can be considered The sensitivity of such an antenna is 3 dB higher in the direction of the buoy Interference and noise...

Страница 11: ...joining buildings and or mast on which the antenna is installed is already lightning protected it is sufficient to connect the antenna supporting structure to this grounding net Also the antenna cable...

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Страница 13: ...has just re synchronized The receiver is now validating the buoy signal heave 0153 cm This message see figure 4 1 indicates that the receiver is correctly synchronized and receiving data The heave va...

Страница 14: ...dible indication of the signal quality A 1500 Hz frequency modulated beat note should be heard against a clean background none or clean noise without any sign of interference or noise bursts The speak...

Страница 15: ...that adjusts the receiver alignment is accessible from the underside of the receiver To get access only the bottom plate of the receiver needs to be removed The bottom plate is fixed by four flat scre...

Страница 16: ...the receiver is using high or low mixing see paragraph 4 2 Disconnect power For safety reasons first remove power by disconnecting the power cable and all other cabling from the receiver Disassemble...

Страница 17: ...bling Check if mains or backup voltages are OK Check both fuses Replace fuses if necessary and always both at the same time even if one of them seems OK1 The fuses are accessible from the backside of...

Страница 18: ...ed by the buoy transmitter and the spectrum must be shared with other users It is entirely possible that some frequencies are unusable in your vicinity due to other users If this is the case consider...

Страница 19: ...nnector 50 nominal input impedance Power Supply AC power 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 3 0W avg 4 5W max Digital backend Link bit rate 81 92 bits per second Type of modulation FSK Error detection BCH 63 51 err...

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Страница 21: ...04 P Heerhugowaard The Netherlands Tel 31 72 534 5298 Fax 31 72 572 6406 E mail sales datawell nl Service Voltastraat 3 1704 P Heerhugowaard The Netherlands Tel 31 72 571 8219 Fax 31 72 571 2950 E mai...

Страница 22: ...f a buoy receiver system can be made with the numbers in decibels or decibel milliwatts and the calculation at the end of this appendix Figure A 1 H F buoy to receiver data link system A 1 Buoy transm...

Страница 23: ...d Directional Waverider buoys except for the DWR G 0 4m The seawater around the buoy or an other artificial ground plane is an important part of the antennas counterpoise and is therefore absolutely n...

Страница 24: ...e weaker the received buoy signal the more sensitive the communication link will be to errors induced by mechanisms such as interference and distant buoys transmitting at the same frequency Technical...

Страница 25: ...ource for instance the spark ignition from a car Over the last 20 years interference has increased significantly and over the next 20 years there is no reason to assume that this increase will be halt...

Страница 26: ...tions use an attenuator7 at the input of the receiver use a directional antenna and or contact our service department Error an out of band interferer damages my data and the buoy signal is weak Soluti...

Страница 27: ...a higher and or closer to the buoy combat interferers as described above A 3 6 Existence of other buoy transmitters on the same frequency It is possible that buoys from your or from another organisati...

Страница 28: ...he modulation type and protocols used for the others buoy to receiver data link From this we see that predicting data link quality in an interference limited case is a specialist job At Datawell we de...

Страница 29: ...ragraphs but only if the transmission range is noise thus not interference limited The maximum difference between the transmitted power 17 dBm and the minimum receiving power 116 dBm is 133 dB Thus th...

Страница 30: ...ee A 2 136 dB distance over fresh water ice see A3 1 10 dB max wave height 8 meters see A 3 5 10 dB some obstacles 10 dB normal antenna height of 20 meters 8 dB gain of receiving antenna see A 4 which...

Страница 31: ...eceived and corrected 64 bit vector grouped in four words of 16 bits each The meanings of each of the fields in the message are SS status see below NN line number cyclically counting from 00 to FF VVV...

Страница 32: ...mode corresponding to WAREC command mode 34 hexadecimally formatted unaltered buoy messages Hence the RX D2 can neither be stopped nor commanded to output a spectrum or system file This data filterin...

Страница 33: ...Processor IFD Instantaneous Frequency Deviation IP Internet Protocol GPS Global Positioning System HF High Frequency Hz Hertz FER Frame Error Rate FSK Frequency Shift Keying LAN Local Area Network mem...

Страница 34: ...34 Appendix E Receiving antennas E 1 Standard groundplane antenna Figure E1 Standard groundplane antenna...

Страница 35: ...35 Adjust the antenna L1 and L2 lengths to the transmit frequency of the buoy Figure E2 Standard groundplane antenna continued...

Страница 36: ...36 E 2 Directional Antenna 25 45 MHz Figure E3 Directional quarter wave antenna...

Страница 37: ...y placing a reflector behind the receiving antenna to make it directional The antenna as shown has a forward gain of 3 dB that is equivalent to doubling the transmitter power More important is that it...

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