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Section 3 : Notes, Considerations and Examples
3.1 : Notes and Considerations.
Slowdown of Sounder:
You must keep in mind that utilizing the External KP function will
slow down the Transmission Rate of the Internal Sounder as well as the DFF3D or DFF3-UHD.
This will not impede function and is a normal condition. This occurs because the transmission
pluses of both the TZtouch3 MFD/DI-FFAMP and the DFF3D/DFF3-UHD will be staggered so
that they do not affect each other.
Primary and Secondary Modes: In most applications, the DFF3D or DFF3-UHD will function
as the primary sounder. In some applications however, the internal sounder may be used as
well. In this scenario, when you turn on the KP Sync button, that unit is now listening for the
KP Sync signal (Secondary mode) to function. This means the DFF3-UHD is now
Listening
only
for the KP Signal, not Sending one. Please ensure ONLY ONE of the Fish Finders has this
selection turned ON, if both Fish Finders have KP Sync turned ON, neither Fish Finder will be
transmitting as both would be listening for a signal.
Heaving and Pitch/Roll Compensation Considerations:
With both the TZtouch3 MFD/DI-
FFAMP and the DFF3D/DFF3-UHD we can employ Heaving Correction (“Heave” or “HVE”) to
correct for excessive Heaving in rougher seas. This is done using the input from a Satellite
compass (Recommended installation) or, in the case of the DFF3D only, the built in motion
sensor in its transducer (for pitch/roll). In a larger system utilizing both the TZtouch3 MFD or
DI-FFAMP and the DFF3D or DFF3-UHD, the KP settings must be done correctly to make sure
correct HVE correction across all sounders. If one inputs the “HVE” sentence from the Satellite
Compass to the DFF3D, it will compensate regardless of KP Setting. To make this work
correctly, you must set it as follows:
DFF3D/DFF3-UHD: KP – “ ON ”
DI-FFAMP: KP – “ OFF ”
This puts the DFF3D or DFF3-UHD is Secondary mode and the DI-FFAMP in Primary Mode.
Further Information on Heaving Correction.