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Explains the fundamental principles of sonar operation and signal reflection.
Describes depth sounders as a simple form of sonar.
Explains how scanning sonar refines the process for bottom detail.
Discusses the evolution from downward-looking to sideways sonar.
Explains the need for a narrow beam for high resolution.
Explains why a towed transducer is used for stability.
Covers the Sonar Processor Box, its ports, and physical controls.
Explains the main menu bar and its pulldown selections.
Lists and describes specific options within the View and Actions menus.
Guides on how to add text descriptions to sonar images.
Explains methods to view stored annotation details.
Details how to modify existing annotation entries.
Crucial advice on optimizing PC performance before installation.
Step-by-step guide to optimize PC for the software.
Instructions for installing software for playback only.
Details how to supply power to the Sonar Processor and PC.
Guide to practicing with prerecorded sonar files.
Instructions for performing a live sonar recording.
Explains how to enter waypoint and marker data via text file.
Details adding markers interactively during operation.
Describes how to modify existing markers on the map.
General| Type | Side Scan Sonar |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 100 kHz |
| Power Requirement | 12 VDC |
| Range | Up to 500 ft (152 m) per side |
| Weight | 40 lb (18 kg) |
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