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General| Pressure Range | 0-600 bar |
|---|---|
| Output | 4-20 mA |
| Power Supply | 10-30 VDC |
| Accuracy | ±0.5% FS |
| Process Connection | G1/4" male, G1/2" male |
| Electrical Connection | M12x1 |
| Housing Material | Stainless steel |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +80°C |
Details the M3P and M3P-T buoys designed for longline fishing, emphasizing fuel savings and route optimization.
Presents the physical dimensions and weights for the M3P and M3P-T buoys, including the antenna specifications.
Outlines key technical aspects like operational range, transmission cost, message frequency, and GPS data.
Explains receiving buoy positions via HF radio, digitalization by MIR2200, and interpretation by MSB Palangre.
Covers reception of buoy positions using MIR5000 receiver and transmission of data to MSB Palangre software.
Illustrates how the longline and buoys are visually represented within the MSB Palangre software interface.
Details the first steps for using buoys: installing software and entering buoy data manually or automatically.
Describes how low battery status is indicated in MSB Palangre via icons and specific warning messages.
Explains the meaning of the LED indicator on the buoy, showing full charge and charging status for battery protection.
Details the operation of the provided single charger, including connection points and its automatic charge termination.
Covers the optional MIP-C Smart Charger for simultaneous charging of multiple buoys and its intelligent charging process.
Covers connecting the programmer, powering off the buoy, and enabling programming mode within MSB Palangre.
Guides on selecting the buoy model, connecting, synchronizing, and switching on the buoy for data transfer.
Explains how to get current configuration, enter new data, send it, and verify the buoy programming success.
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