Kongsberg EM 2040 MKII, Руководство по установке

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TX transducer .......................................... 122
cable gland
preparing cable for termination ...................... 145
cable glands
about ..................................................... 145
procedures .............................................. 145
cable grounding
requirements ............................................ 144
cable identification
requirements ............................................ 144
cable plan
Hydrographic Work Station .......................... 100
portable processing unit............................ 98–99
processing unit ......................... 89–91, 93–94, 96
topside ................................................... 100
cable requirements
cable ..................................................... 142
cable connections ...................................... 144
cable terminations ..................................... 144
cable trays............................................... 142
grounding ............................................... 144
identification............................................ 144
physical protection..................................... 143
radio frequency interference.......................... 143
cable sealing
multi-diameter.......................................... 148
cable specifications
RS-232 .................................................. 109
RS-422 .................................................. 110
cable support ................................................ 59
cable terminations
requirements ............................................ 144
cable trays
requirements ............................................ 142
cables
about cable glands ..................................... 145
connection requirements .............................. 144
grounding requirements............................... 144
identification requirements ........................... 144
list of system interconnection cables ................ 101
preparing for termination ............................. 145
procedures for cable glands .......................... 145
protection ............................................... 143
requirements for cable trays .......................... 142
requirements for physical protection ................ 143
requirements for radio frequency
interference............................................ 143
RX transducer .................................... 126, 128
securing and terminating.............................. 147
termination requirements ............................. 144
TX to dual RX transducer ............................ 132
TX to RX transducer .................................. 130
TX transducer .......................................... 122
using multi-diameter cable sealing .................. 148
caution
ESD (electrostatic discharge) ........................ 234
cavitation
acoustic noise.................................... 29–30, 36
transducer ................................................. 30
CBMF board
configuration.............................................. 85
dip switch setting ........................................ 85
characteristics
performance ............................................ 191
circuit board
return to manufacturer................................. 232
unpacking ............................................... 231
circuit boards
Processing Unit .......................................... 84
cleaning
a electromechanical unit .............................. 230
a mechanical unit ...................................... 230
an electronic cabinet................................... 228
an electronic unit....................................... 228
clock synchronization
1 pulse per second (1PPS) ............................ 112
commercial cables
description ................................................ 87
communication formats
depth information ................................ 198, 200
GPS information ................................. 197, 200
gyro information ....................................... 197
heading information ................................... 197
motion information .............................. 198, 201
position information ............................. 197, 200
communication requirements
sonar room ................................................ 26
competence
requirements for installation personnel ............... 23
conduits
cable requirements..................................... 142
configuration
CBMF board.............................................. 85
connection
1 pulse per second (1PPS) ............................ 112
remote control Processing Unit ...................... 119
Remote Control Unit .................................. 188
remote control using K-Rem ......................... 120
RS-232 serial cable .................................... 109
RS-422 serial cable .................................... 110
RX transducer cable ............................. 126, 128
serial cable for DGNSS input .................. 134–135
TX to dual RX transducer cable ..................... 132
TX to RX transducer cable ........................... 130
TX transducer cable ............................. 122, 124
connections
cable requirements..................................... 144
connectors
HWS MC330 ........................................... 104
contributing factors
acoustic noise............................................. 33
coordinate system
alternative origin ....................................... 154
origin .................................................... 154
vessel .................................................... 153
D
D-connector to RJ45
Serial Line adapter..................................... 111
datagram format
all ........................................................ 195
KMall.................................................... 195
datagram formats
depth information ................................ 198, 200
gyro information ....................................... 197
heading information ................................... 197
motion information .............................. 198, 201
position information ............................. 197, 200
depth information
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