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Includes ON/OFF, Sound volume, and Hoist controls.
Covers Screen Selection, Cursor, Sector Size, and Bearing Line.
Manages Range, Tilt, Reverse Scan, and Sector adjustments.
Explains how sonar transmits sound and interprets echoes.
Compares the functionality of scanning sonars to echo sounders.
Describes the transducer's role in emitting and receiving sound waves.
Guidance on becoming proficient with the sonar and its applications.
Explains how to navigate the software interface via the control panel.
Describes the startup sequence and status indicators during POST.
Details navigation through the software menus and control panel.
Introduces the primary display and its operational modes.
Describes the four available screen selections for viewing sonar data.
Manages the display distance and transducer angle.
Controls the scan sector size and transducer rotation speed.
Adjusts zoom magnification and sector center point.
Adjusts pulse length for target definition and range.
Enhances display of weaker targets.
Reduces external interference and noise.
Eliminates weak targets and light noise for better contrast.
Filter settings for dispersed fish, schools, and bottom typing.
Adjusts receiver gain based on range to offset propagation loss.
Specific TVG settings for different sonar frequencies.
Adjusts transmitter output power for optimal range.
Sets color mapping for targets based on signal strength.
Manages deleted colors and the clip color for hardest targets.
Configures screen background, target colors, cursor, and text.
Manages screen selections, range marks, and A-scan.
Sets target shape and configures the panel box display.
Synchronizes sonars and activates audio modes.
Selects display units for range (meters, fathoms, feet).
Sets the display language, defaulting to English.
Adjusts screen alignment and transmitter frequency.
Activates sonar simulation mode for testing.
Strategies for operating sonar in deep water conditions.
Techniques for operating sonar effectively in shallow water.
Covers Console, Computer Control Unit, Transmit/Hoist Box, and Power Supply.
Specifications for the display monitor and installation.
Introduction to the seachest installation process.
Calculates required vertical height for hull, seachest, and hoist.
Details factors for selecting the best seachest location.
Describes placement relative to the vessel's keel.
Specifications for 6-inch and 8-inch seachests.
Determines the correct length for the soundome tube.
Ensures proper clearance for the soundome within the seachest.
Secures the soundome to its mounting tube.
Steps for assembling the hoist mechanism and clamps.
Mounts the assembled hoist onto the seachest.
General information on hoist motor cable connections.
Verifies and adjusts the soundome's vertical travel distance.
Tightens and checks the packing gland for proper sealing.
Installs the soundome into the hydraulic hoist assembly.
Installs the hydraulic ram into the soundome tube.
Mounts the hydraulic hoist assembly onto the seachest.
Mounts and connects the hydraulic power pack.
Wiring instructions for the DC hoist control board.
Connects the solenoid valve for hoist operation.
Connects the upper and lower limit switches.
Connects the DC motor power and fuses.
Wiring instructions for the AC hoist control board.
Connects the AC hoist control cable to the switch panel.
Steps for the initial lowering of the soundome.
Measures and verifies the soundome's vertical travel distance.
Checks and adjusts the packing gland after initial operation.
Addresses common problems like reversed operation or motor not running.
Regular checks for oil reservoir and packing gland.
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