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If the Teledyne Sonar fails to create a TCP socket, it means the operating system didn't allow the creation of network resources. To resolve this, verify your Windows installation, user settings, and network resources.
What to do if Teledyne Sonar could not create UDP server?
If the Teledyne Sonar could not create a UDP server, it indicates that a network resource was unavailable to the software from the operating system. You should check user permissions and network drivers to fix this.
Why Teledyne SeaBat T could not create PCI server?
If the Teledyne Sonar could not create a PCI server, this may be due to errors in the configuration files or a corrupted installation. Try rebooting the PC. If the problem persists, call Teledyne RESON support.
How to fix ADMXRC configuration failed on Teledyne SeaBat T Sonar?
If the ADMXRC configuration failed on your Teledyne Sonar, check the PCI bus drivers for the ADMXRC card.
General| Category | Sonar |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Teledyne Marine |
| Series | T Series |
| Depth Rating | Up to 6000 m (varies by model) |
| Data Output | water column data |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Weight | Varies depending on model |
| Maximum Range | Varies depending on model and frequency |
| Angular Coverage | Up to 160° |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC to 48 VDC |
Explains document conventions like hyperlinks and lists.
Details the formatting and purpose of notes, cautions, and warnings.
Provides a table for converting metric to imperial measurements.
Introduces the SeaBat T-Series Rackmount sonar system and its capabilities.
Describes the system's hardware components and their interconnections.
Explains how the sonar system transmits, receives, and processes acoustic data.
Lists and briefly describes the key features of the SeaBat T-Series Rackmount system.
Outlines the various applications where the SeaBat T-Series Rackmount system is utilized.
Details the different available configurations for the SeaBat T-Series Rackmount system.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating and handling the sonar system components.
Offers recommendations for cleaning and maintaining the projector and receiver units.
Advises on preventing corrosion, particularly through electrical isolation.
Details methods for achieving electrical isolation for titanium components.
Covers safe disposal of electronic waste (WEEE) and CE marking information.
Explains the meaning of the CE mark indicating compliance with European directives.
Introduces the chapter's content on starting and stopping the sonar system.
Guides the user through the process of starting the SeaBat sonar system.
Details how to launch and connect to the Sonar User Interface.
Provides steps for correctly shutting down the rack-mounted sonar processor.
Explains how to wake up the system using Wake-On-LAN technology.
Introduces the chapter's content on system configuration and operation.
Describes how to control the sonar system from a remote PC.
Introduces the chapter's content on active sonar usage and performance.
Details settings and techniques to optimize sonar performance, such as range and ping rate.
Covers features like Multi-Detect, Tracker Autopilot, and Roll Stabilization for efficient operation.
Explains how environmental factors affect sound propagation and sonar operation.
Discusses physical limitations that can affect sonar system functionality.
Describes the main hardware components of the SeaBat T-Series Rackmount system.
Explains the feature allowing selection of beam density for optimized data volumes.
Details the types of data generated by the system, including bathymetry and side-scan.
Explains tests like Brightness and Colinearity for evaluating data quality.
Presents simulation results for hydrodynamic drag on sonar head assemblies.
Provides a table showing ping rates for different range settings and configurations.
Lists and explains system error and warning messages generated by the 7k Center software.
Details specific error messages categorized by type, such as startup or data reading errors.
Lists various warning messages related to configuration, data processing, and system stability.
Provides alphabetical master lists of error and warning messages for quick reference.
Lists all necessary components for the SeaBat T-Series Rackmount system installation.
Outlines the basic steps for installing and configuring the SeaBat sonar system.
Details interfacing diagrams for standard and INS-integrated configurations.
Covers the installation of the rack-mounted sonar processor (RSP) and its connections.
Provides instructions for installing receiver and projector units, including mounting and cable connections.
Guides the user through verifying the system's proper operation after installation.
Details electrical specifications and typical performance for PPS and trigger signal inputs.
Offers practical advice for using PPS and trigger inputs and outputs correctly.
Describes the default IP configuration for the Rack-mounted Sonar Processor (RSP).
Guides on how to change the IP address settings for the RSP and laptop/PC.
Provides a step-by-step guide for performing a GAMS calibration for the POS MV system.
Covers installation parameters like lever arms, mounting angles, and sensor configurations.
Details how to configure serial and Ethernet outputs for POS MV data.
Outlines the steps to establish an Ethernet connection between the laptop/PC and the RSP.
Guides on setting up Teledyne PDS to receive data from sonar and positioning sensors.
Lists available documentation for the SeaBat T-Series Rackmount system.
Provides a list of design documents and drawings for reference.
Describes available dual-head mounting brackets.
Details the TC2187 transducer as an extended range projector option.
Details the benefits and components of an integrated INS for the system.
Describes the Sound Velocity Probe (SVP) and its importance for beam steering.
Overview of the Teledyne PDS software for data acquisition and processing.
Outlines the terms of the one-year limited warranty for the sonar systems.
Lists items excluded from warranty and disclaims merchantability/fitness warranties.
Provides information on warranty servicing, return procedures, and customer support contacts.
