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Edition: 2014.04.01
Chapter: 1. Introduction
SCREEN 1
20%
GAIN
25%
TVG
line
MARK
160m
ALARM
50m
ALARM
off
PRINT
▲
▼
N 1
3°13.20'
E 079
°44.5'
14kts
145°
0 m
15:0
3 GMT
200m
PIC
T.SPE
ED 0:08
/div
80
160
50
▲
▼
80.0
m
Depth Ra
nge
Setting.
Display
Speed
Setting
Day/night
vision
Screen
Backlig
ht
Screen S
elect Button
Press th
e
Scree
n Select
Button rep
eatedly to cyc
le
through
the primary
"Soft-Key
" Screens
Soft
-Key
Legen
d on
Screen
1
Soft
-Key
Fun
ction
Butto
ns
Encoder Kn
ob
Rotate en
coder while
keeping
a key pressed
to change
setting
or menu/sc
reen
GDS101
PRIMARY FUNC
TIONS
Fixed
-Key
Fun
ctions
Gain Ad
justment
0 % - 100
%
or Auto
TVG
Adjustment
0 % - 100
%
Print Mark
er
or
Screen Du
mp
Printer
Start / St
op
Shallow
Alarm
Setting
Deep
Alarm
Setting
Large D
epth
Digits
On / Off
Freque
ncy
Selection
38 / 50
/ 200 kHz
System
Off
On = Any
Key
( Main S
witches and
Fuses i
nside Cabinet )
Print Mark
er
or
Screen Du
mp
Printer
Start / St
op
Power
Adjustm
ent
10% - 1
00%
Draugh
t
Setting
Soft
-Key
Legen
d on
Screen
2
Soft
-Key
Legen
d on
Screen
3
small
DIGITAL
50kHz
FREQ
off
SYSTEM
off
PRINT
line
MARK
SCREEN 2
100%
POWER
0.00m
DRAUGHT
SCREEN 3
Fig. 1.3 GDS101 Primary Functions
1 % - 100 %
Off/small/large
GDS101 Operation and Installation
SKIPPER
Electronics AS
9
11
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction
6
System Summary
6
Transducers
6
Operator Panel and Data Entry
6
Recorded Data Storage
7
Fig. 1.1 Main Display Unit Panel Layout
7
Fig. 1.2 System Diagram
8
Interfacing
9
Outputs
9
Inputs
9
Alarms
9
Options
9
Repeaters
9
Remote Sounding Control
9
Autorange
9
Sound Speed Calibration
9
Fig. 1.3 GDS101 Primary Functions
10
2 Operation
11
Parameter Entry
11
Example of Parameter Entry
12
Operation Screens
12
Primary Operation Screens
13
Fig. 2.3. Screen 2, 2Nd Operation Screen
14
Fig. 2.4. Screen 3, 3Rd Operation Screen
15
Secondary Operation Screens
16
Fig. 2.6. Screen 5, Language and Units of Measure Setup
17
Fig. 2.7. Screen 6, Interface Setup Screen
18
Fig. 2.8. Screen 7, History Memory Control Screen
19
Fig. 2.9. Screen 8, NMEA Control Screen
20
Fig. 2.10. Screen 9, System Status Screen
21
Fig. 2.11. Screen 10, Oscilloscope Screen
22
Principal Functions
23
Bottom Detection
23
Ping to Ping Filtering
23
Bottom Search Range
23
System (Power) On/Off
23
Remaining Disk Size Diagnostics
23
Fixed Key Functions
24
Depth Range
24
Picture Speed
24
Screen Select
24
Day/Night and Back Light Adjustment (Brightness)
24
Soft Key Functions
25
Gain
25
Tvg
25
Digital Indication
25
Frequency
25
Output Power
25
Draught
25
External Printer Operation
26
Alarm Settings
26
Alarm Acknowledgement
27
Alarm ID
27
Audio Warning
27
Clock and Calendar Settings
27
History Memory
27
Simulator
28
Status Screen
28
Oscilloscope Screen
28
Nonvolatile Flash Parameter Memory
28
Options
28
Repeaters/Slaves
28
Remote Sounding Control
28
Auto Range
29
Sound Speed Calibration
29
External Printer
29
3 User Maintenance
30
Transducer Maintenance
30
Operator Unit Maintenance
30
Trouble Shooting
30
Basic System Integrity
30
Typical Status Screen (9) Contents
31
Typical Oscilloscope Screen (10) Contents
33
Basic Functionality
34
Nmea Interface Etc
34
4 Installation
35
Standard System Supply
35
Transducer Installation
35
Location
35
Installation Details
35
Fig. 4.1. Basic System Configuration
36
Transducer Junction Box
37
Operator Unit Installation
38
115/230 V Selection
39
Emc
39
Fig. 4.4. Voltage Selection Connectors and Fuses, Terminal Board
40
Fig. 4.5. History Memory Battery Jumper, I/O Board
41
Fig. 4.6 Function Leds, Terminal, I/O and CPU Boards
42
Power Indication and Function Leds
42
Fig. 4.7. Main Wiring Diagram
43
Fig. 4.8. Input/Output Circuitry
44
Interfacing
45
Alarm Relay
45
External Alarm Reset Function
45
Log Pulse Input
45
Remote Transducer Selector FEEDB (Feedback)
45
Transmitter Trigger Pulse and Bottom Pulse Outputs
46
Analogue Interfaces
46
NMEA Interface
46
Fig. 4.10. Data Communication Interfaces
47
Fig. 4.11. Alarm Interconnections
48
External Interface Ports
49
Options
50
Repeaters/Slaves
50
Remote Keyboard
50
Remote Sounding Control
50
5 Start-Up and System Adaption
51
System Adaptation
51
Analogue Output and Log Pulse Input Range Selection
51
Language and Units of Measure
51
Remote Transducer Selector
51
Low Frequency Indication
51
NMEA Setup
52
NMEA Transmitted/Output Messages
52
NMEA Received/Input Messages
53
Simulation Pskp Message
53
Options
54
Calibration, Sound Speed
54
External Ping Control
54
6 Specifications, Dimensions
55
Functional Properties
56
Environmental According to Iec
57
Operator Unit Cabinet
57
Transducer and Junction Box
57
7 Service
58
8 Cpu Board Setup Procedure
59
Cpu Pca 6742Ve
59
Master Reset Procedure
60
Upgrading Software
60
9 Appendix, Miscellaneous Drawings
61
Fig. 9.1 Transducer Selector Connection
62
Fig. 9.2 Transducer Selector
63
Fig. 9.3 Cable Gland Connection
64
Fig. 9.4 EMC Mounting Kit
65
10 Warranty and Utilization
66
Warranty
66
Utilization
66
11 Notes
67
12 Index
68
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Model
GDS101
Category
Marine Equipment
Language
English
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