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General| Brand | Kongsberg |
|---|---|
| Model | XPR 100 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
This operator manual provides operators with sufficient information to perform basic XPR system operations.
This manual is intended for personnel operating the XPR system.
A national license for the use of radio frequencies is required for operation.
This manual is also intended as reference material for maintenance personnel.
Describes the XPR 100 as a microwave-based solution for Dynamic Positioning applications.
Shows a system installation with a single Sensor Unit and its components.
Changes or modifications to the product not approved by Kongsberg Seatex AS will void the guarantee.
The operation sector for a single Sensor Unit is 100 degrees.
XPR systems operate in the 9.2 - 9.3 GHz band and comply with ETSI standards.
A national license for the use of radio frequencies is required for operation.
Discusses potential interference and measures to correct it.
Discusses threats when connecting the system to local area networks (LAN).
Company, address, phone, fax, email, and website details for support.
Procedures for powering the XPR system on and off.
How to verify if the XPR system is operational and in Active mode.
Specifies the frequency pair and address code for tracking a target.
Procedure to input details for a new target not present in the target list.
Modifying existing information for a target in the target list.
Manually activating the Sensor Unit to measure range and bearing.
Observing the System status box for the overall XPR system operational state.
Selecting colour schemes for the display presentation based on light conditions.
Adjusting the zoom level of the Radar view using + or - keys.
Choosing one of four orientations for the Radar view display.
Choosing between metric (metres) or imperial (feet) units for display.
Allowing the DP system to control the XPR system's colour palette automatically.
Explains the graphical interface and operation using mouse and keyboard.
Unlocking settings to make changes to system parameters by entering a password.
Option to show an on-screen keypad for data entry on touch screens.
How to modify values within text boxes using a pencil icon and OK button.
Describes how standard PC keyboard keys are used for operation.
Shows the overall XPR system status and operational state.
Displays the name of the selected target and its signal strength.
Shows range, bearing, and azimuth from own vessel to the selected target.
Provides access to system settings and operational functions.
The primary display showing Radar or Range and bearing views.
Controls for adjusting the Radar view magnification and auto-fitting the view.
Explains how to open and close the System menu and its function groups.
Shows the XPR operation mode and allows toggling between Active and Standby.
Allows selection of targets for searching and tracking.
Enables selection between Automatic or Manual target tracking modes.
Provides colour schemes for display presentation suitable for different light conditions.
Provides parameters for configuration of the XPR system.
Offers tools for system configuration and diagnostic tasks.
Allows selection of a target from a list for search and track.
Automatic target selection performed by DP or DARPS system.
Manual selection of a target and system mode (Standby or Active).
Configuration options for the display, including orientation and units.
Selects the screen orientation for intuitive viewing of the Radar display.
Selects the desired measurement units (metric or imperial) for the display.
Enables an on-screen keypad for input on touch screen devices.
Allows the DP system to control the XPR system's colour palette automatically.
Configures output telegrams to the DP system and communication interface.
Controls output from the XPR system to other systems.
Stores the name and dimensions of the vessel.
Displays the XPR system software version information.
Accesses tools for system configuration and diagnostic tasks.
Allows adding new targets and editing existing target information.
Procedure to add a new target to the target list.
Modifies the information of an existing target in the target list.
Allows updating the system software to the latest version.
Shows additional operational information, events, warnings, and alarms.
Indicates if the XPR system is in Interrogator or Transponder mode.
Shows the distance (RNG) and bearing (BNG) to the target for the last 30 minutes.
Displays the own vessel and remote vessel on a radar display.
Overview of system components and field service tasks.
Recommends keeping the product updated with the latest software version.
Useful for software updates or contacting customer support.
Activities for maintaining the condition or operational status of the equipment.
Regular cleaning of the air inlet to prevent overheating.
Cleaning the Sensor Unit cover with a moist cloth to maintain accuracy.
Regular inspection of door hinges, lock, gasket, and surfaces.
Procedures for repair and modification of the Processing Unit.
Steps for installing a rented spare Processing Unit.
Procedures for repair and modification of the Sensor Unit.
Step-by-step guide to replace the Sensor Unit.
How to configure a replacement Sensor Unit, including IP address settings.
Recommends inspecting and replacing damaged cables or connectors.
Procedure for replacing a blown fuse in the Processing Unit.
Verifying signal, range, and bearing history for unstable signals.
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