Moog Tritech Super SeaKing 700 V7 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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1.
Head Info/Coeffs Tab-
Information relating to
the instrument build. The Run Time field will
show the total time the instrument has been logging
for (between calibration dates). LAN Mode will either
be ARCNET or ETHERNET dependant on system
configuration.
2.
Head IP Address-
This section is only relevant to
‘ETH’ instrument variants. The IP Address field is
modifiable to allow reprogramming of the static IP set
by the factory. The MAC Address is a read only control
that displays the allocated MAC for the instrument,
and will be populated at the factory during build.
3.
Standalone Mode-
This enables the alternate
‘stand-alone’ communications mode. In this
mode, the instrument will output ASCII text in a
range of CSV formats. Output rates range from 1-4Hz
(free-running), as well as the option to interrogate for
data. For further details about ‘stand-alone’ mode, see
Appendix C.
4.
Output Format-
These settings are in respect
to ‘stand-alone’ operational mode. The output
format drop-down offers a range of string formats.
For output formats including ‘SV’ (Sound Velocity), the
VOS equation drop-down offers a range of industry
standard VOS calculations. Please note these VOS
calculations are only in respect to ‘stand-alone’ mode,
and will not affect the value derived in Seanet (when
running in normal operational mode).
5.
Aux Altimeter Enabled-
This setting notifies the
instrument to reserve the AUX port for a Tritech
PA (altimeter). By default, this option will be checked.
6.
Half Duplex-
This option is auto-selected when
operating over RS-485. It may also be required
when operating over RS-232 via a serial MUX.
7.
No CT Sensor-
This is a factory-only option, and
is specific to the SK701 instruments.
8.
Baud Rates-
This control will open the Baud Rate
setup dialog. This window allows the operator to
make changes to the Main/Aux port communications
speeds. For further details on changing comms modes,
please see section 3.4.
9.
Aux Port Mode-
This control allows the
operator to turn off power to the AUX port on
the instrument. Please note that even if the AUX Port
Mode is set to off, a blanking cap must still be fitted
to the AUX port before immersion of the instrument.
10.
COMMS Mode-
These controls allow changing
of the communication modes for both
MAIN and AUX. For further details on changing the
communication modes, see section 3.4
11.
Load/Save Cfg-
This allows the operator to
save the current settings/coefficients to a
‘UserBBCfg’ file. It also offers the option of loading a
previous ‘UserBBCfg’ file back into the instrument.
These can be provided by the factory if accidental
changes are made to the instrument settings.
4. Device Configuration Window
The device Configuration window is accessed from the node list by clicking on the drop-down (under the action
column) and selecting setup. Below is an overview of the Configuration window.
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