Echotrac E20 Operator's Manual8
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8 HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE
8.1 Echotrac E20
8.1.1 Handling
o Use original shipping boxes when shipping or storing the unit.
o It is important to ensure that the echosounder is not dropped or suffers any shock damage.
Avoid impact damage to the unit, as this may damage the internal components.
8.1.2 Maintenance
o Inspect the echosounder for any signs of damage at regular intervals.
o Keep the Echotrac E20 echosounder clean and its top surface free from buildup dust, as it
may prevent the external passive cooling system from functioning effectively.
8.1.3 System Tool – E20 Software Update
The E20 System Tool allows you to manage the Echotrac E20 echosounder. The tool is provided on
the USB key delivered with your system.
Install System Tool
(a) Plug in the USB and navigate to the
Windows folder where the System Tool
executable is stored (on the supplied
USB or on your laptop/PC).
(b) Double-click the SBES-SystemTool-
XXX.exe file.
Connect to the E20
(a) Enter the Device IP/Host address or click
the drop-down menu to display a list of
available E20 systems on the network.
(b) If in doubt: The Host name is the serial
number located on the front of the E20.
The Host name can be used to
distinguish the units from each other on a
network with multiple E20s.
When an IP is entered or selected, the
tool automatically tries to establish a link
with the E20.
The Status window will provide feedback
on whether the tool is successfully
connected or not.
The Common tab contains options for downloading log files, making backups of the
system image, and a method to trigger a soft reboot of the device.
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