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Teledyne MB1 User Manual

Teledyne MB1
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MB1
HARDWARE MANUAL
Version: 1.9
Teledyne Odom Hydrographic
1450 Seaboard Avenue
Baton Rouge
Louisiana 70810
United States of America
Telephone: +1 (225) 769-3051 Fax: +1 (225) 766-5122
odom@teledyne.com
www.odomhydrographic.com
Number of pages: 37
Date: 14 Sep 13
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Teledyne MB1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeMultibeam Echosounder
Depth Rating300 m
Maximum Depth300 m
Number of beams256
Swath coverage140°
Operating Temperature-5°C to 40°C
Frequency200 kHz
Swath Width4x water depth
ResolutionHigh
Power Supply24-48 V DC
Beam Width0.5° x 0.9° (across x along)

Summary

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Warnings and Cautions

Documents critical safety warnings and cautions for system operation.

2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

2.1 System Overview

Explains the MB1 system architecture and its constituent parts.

2.2 Sounder

Details the functions and features of the MB1 sounder unit.

2.3 Real Time Appliance (RTA)

Describes the RTA's role as the system's interface and control unit.

2.4 Power/Data Cable

Explains the function and specifications of the MB1 power and data cable.

2.5 Mounting Plate

Describes the optional mounting plate for the MB1 sonar.

2.6 Digibar V (optional)

Details the optional Digibar V sound velocity probe and its integration.

2.7 Power Supply

Outlines the recommended power supply requirements for the MB1 system.

2.8 Possible Configurations of the MB1

Lists various system configurations and sensor options.

3 COMPONENTS

3.1 Sounder

Details the physical structure and components of the MB1 sounder.

3.1.1 Optional Internal Motion Sensor

Explains the use and benefits of the internal motion sensor.

3.1.2 Sounder Maintenance

Provides instructions for cleaning and maintaining the sounder unit.

3.1.3 Sounder Handling

Offers guidance on safe handling procedures to prevent damage.

3.2 Real Time Appliance (RTA)

Details the RTA's interface, connections, and operational features.

3.2.1 RTA Front Panel

Describes the status LEDs and controls on the RTA's front interface.

3.2.2 RTA Rear Panel

Details the various connectors and ports on the RTA's rear panel.

3.2.2.1 RTA Power Connection

Explains the DC power input connector on the RTA.

3.2.2.2 RTA 1PPS Input

Describes how to connect the 1PPS timing signal to the RTA.

3.2.2.3 RTA GPS I/O

Details the GPS input connector and NMEA data formats.

3.2.2.4 RTA Heading I/O

Explains the heading input connector and NMEA HDT format.

3.2.2.10 RTA HPR I/O

Describes the input for heave, pitch, and roll data.

3.2.3 Optional Internal GPS Heading

Details the configuration of the optional internal GPS heading board.

3.2.4 Configuring RTA Hardware for GPS

Guides on setting up RTA dipswitches for GPS operation.

3.3 Power/Data Cable

Describes the cable for power and data transmission between RTA and sounder.

3.3.1 Power/Data Cable Maintenance

Provides instructions for maintaining the power/data cable.

4 INSTALLATION

4.1 Mounting the Sonar

Details the methods for physically mounting the MB1 sonar unit.

4.1.1 Sonar Mounting: Top Housing Holes

Explains mounting using top housing threaded holes.

4.1.2 Sonar Mounting: Base Housing Holes

Explains mounting using base housing threaded holes.

4.1.3 Sonar Mounting: Universal Plate

Guides on using the optional universal mounting plate.

4.2 Mounting the Digibar V

Provides instructions for mounting the optional Digibar V probe.

4.3 Connecting the Sensors

Details the process of connecting external sensors to the RTA.

4.4 Powering Up and System Check

Outlines the steps for powering up and verifying the system.

4.5 Configuring the RTA

Explains how to configure the RTA through the control software.

4.6 Vessel Sensor Offsets

Details measuring and entering sensor offsets for accurate survey data.

4.6 Assembling the Optional Fairing

Guides on how to assemble the optional MB1 system fairing.

4.6.1 Fairing Assembly: Tools and Parts

Lists the necessary tools and parts for fairing assembly.

4.6.2 Fairing Assembly: Connect Cables

Describes connecting cables during fairing assembly.

4.6.3 Fairing Assembly: Attach Rear Section

Details attaching the rear section of the fairing.

4.6.4 Fairing Assembly: Attach Rear Top Section

Guides on attaching the rear top section of the fairing.

4.6.5 Fairing Assembly: Attach Front Section

Details attaching the front section of the fairing.

ANNEX A - SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

ANNEX B - PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

ANNEX C - CABLE CONNECTORS

ANNEX D - COMMON ACRONYMS USED IN THIS MANUAL

ANNEX E - SPARE PARTS & PART NUMBERS

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