SL 30/35 HULL SONAR OPERATORS MANUAL 974-25007001 Issue 2.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual List of Contents 974-25007001/2.0 Page 1 Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd Products Warranty Policy Effective January 1, 2003 Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual List of Contents Warranty Service: • Warranty service is available worldwide through authorized Kongsberg Group Companies, Simrad Distributors, Dealers or Agencies. When requesting warranty service, you must supply the following information: 1. Proof of purchase. 2. Equipment part number and serial number. 3. Fault description and all relevant vessel information.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual List of Contents 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3 LIST OF CONTENTS Part 1 ...........................................................................................System Familiarization Part 2 ................................................................................................System Description Part 3 .........................................................Control Panel Operation and Display Modes Part 4 ..........................................................
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual List of Contents 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5 MODIFICATION RECORD SL 30/35 HULL SONAR OPERATORS MANUAL 974-25007001 Issue: 2.0 September 2003 Issue No. Date Initial 1.0 05.02 L.F. First Release 2.0 09-03 L.F. Second Release Comments To assist us in making improvements to the product and this document, Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech welcomes comments and constructive criticisms.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Familiarization 974-25007001/2.0 Page 1.1 PART 1 SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION 1. SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION..........................................................................1.3 1.1 OVERVIEW .................................................................................................1.3 1.1.1 Equipment Configuration ......................................................................1.3 1.1.2 System Diagram ...................................................
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Familiarization 974-25007001/2.0 Page 1.3 1. SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION 1.1 OVERVIEW The SIMRAD SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Series is a short range, mechanical scanning sonar designed for small and medium sized purse seiners and trawl fishing vessels.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 1.4 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Familiarization 1.1.2 System Diagram SL 35 Hull Mounted Sonar & SL 30 Catch Sonar Interconnection System Diagram Optional LCD Monitor LCD Monitor Simrad Operating Panel User Interface SL 30 Interface Unit Com 2, RS232 Cable (2m) Processing Unit (3.5m) Com 1, RS232 Cable (2m) Optional External Nav. Unit Power input 110/220 VAC +/- 10% (2.5m) (2.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Familiarization 974-25007001/2.0 Page 1.5 1.1.3 Display The display monitor for the SL 30/35 Sonar can be either a VGA “CRT” or LCD Simrad ruggedized monitor, but any commercially available monitor may be used. In order to have the full benefit of high resolution, you should use a Simrad LCD Monitor. 1.1.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 1.6 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Familiarization 1.1.6 Sonar Room Unit The Transceiver Unit and Lower/Raise Unit are located in the sonar room, mounted to the tank flange. The Hull Unit sonar dome is lowered 250 millimeters or 400 millimeters below the ship’s hull. In case of a power failure the dome assembly will automatically retract back up into the sonar tank. Note: The sonar dome can be manually raised by means of a hand pump.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 2.1 PART 2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ................................................................................2.3 2.1 INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................2.3 2.1.1 Basic Principles ....................................................................................2.3 2.1.2 Determining Target Position ........................................
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Description 2. 974-25007001/2.0 Page 2.3 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2.1 INTRODUCTION This section explains the theory of operation of the SL 30/35 Mechanical Scanning Sonar System. 2.1.1 Basic Principles • Sound waves travel very efficiently through water. • A sound pulse can be projected through water in a controlled direction with the sonar transducer.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 2.4 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Description After the TVG correction, the absolute levels of the received signals will be determined by the acoustic response of the reflecting target. The sonar processor system repeatedly measures the TVG corrected target levels by digitizing a sequence of samples after each sound pulse transmission. Each sample is then plotted on the video display at the appropriate position according to its range and bearing.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 2.5 The HP Customer Care Centers are listed in the HP Warranty and Support Guide included with the computer. Note: If the Hewlett Packard Customer Center can not help you, all warranty and service requirements are also supplied by the Simrad Dealers, or Simrad Agents. 2.1.4.3 Control Panel The SL 30/35 Control Panel contains all of the most frequently used control buttons required to operate the sonar.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 2.6 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Description 2.1.5.1 Transceiver Unit The Transceiver Unit is mounted on the tank flange in a standard installation, but can also be bulkhead mounted if required. The maximum Sonar Dome cable length permissible is 5.1 meters depending on the shaft length used during the installation. The Transceiver Unit contains the receiver and transmitter PCB assembly and the lower and raise PCB assembly.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 2.7 2.1.5.5 Interconnect Cables The only interconnection cable supplied with the transceiver is the 2.5 meters power input cable. All other cables are supplied with the other units. 2.1.6 Options The following paragraph explains the key features of the Optional Units of the SL 30/35 Hull Sonar. 2.1.6.1 Motion Sensor The Motion Sensor unit will compensate +/- 30 degrees for the pitch and roll of the fishing vessel.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 2.8 2.1.8 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual System Description Warning The product to which this manual applies must only be used for the purpose for which is it was designed. Improper use or maintenance may cause damage to the product or injury to personnel. The user must be familiar with the contents of the appropriate manual before attempting to operate or work on the product. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.1 PART 3 SL 30/35 CONTROL PANEL 3. SL 30/35 CONTROL PANEL OPERATION.....................................................3.3 3.1 INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................3.3 3.2 CONTROL PANEL.......................................................................................3.3 3.3 MAIN POWER SWITCH ......................................................................
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3.3.17.4 Sounder Mode Button ..................................................................3.19 3.3.17.5 Horizontal Mode with History Mode button ...................................3.19 3.3.17.6 Horizontal Mode with Real Time Vertical Strata Mode Button ......3.19 3.3.18 RX and TX Indicator LED ................................................................3.20 3.3.19 Alarm Indicator LED .....................................
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3. 3.1 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.3 SL 30/35 CONTROL PANEL OPERATION INTRODUCTION The SL 30/35 Sonar uses a Control Panel for the most frequently needed adjustments and a software menu system for less frequently needed controls. This chapter describes how to use the Control Panel to operate the sonar. 3.2 CONTROL PANEL A thorough understanding of the system functions and controls is necessary to optimize the overall performance.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.4 3.3 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel MAIN POWER SWITCH The Main Power Switch controls power to the Interface Unit, the Sonar Transceiver Unit, the hull Transducer Dome Assembly and the hoisting and lowering unit of the hull transducer dome. Note: When the SL 30/35 System is supplied with a HP/PC Processing Unit, power must be turned on separately. 3.3.1 Power ON/OFF Buttons Press the Power ON button for approximately two seconds to power up the sonar.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3.3.2 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.5 Sonar Dome Transducer Buttons Press the UP Transducer Arrow button to raise the sonar dome to its upper position. The middle yellow LED will blink while the sonar dome is being raised. The upper green LED will light and remain illuminated when the sonar dome has reached the full up position and is housed safely inside the hull of the vessel.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.6 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel the “L” button (left mouse button). The Header Menu allows quick access to several features that do not have a dedicated icon or button on the Control Panel. 3.3.4 Roller Ball and Mouse Buttons The Roller Ball (Trackball), “L” (left mouse button) and the “R” (right mouse button) allow you to move the mouse cursor and control the system by means of the menu system and Tool Bar system on the display. 3.3.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3.3.6 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.7 Range Buttons The Range Buttons control the Horizontal and the Vertical range of the sonar. Use the roller ball and move the mouse cursor over the sonar display you want to control and click on the “L” Left button. Press the Range “+” or “-“ buttons to increase or decrease the operating range of the sonar.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.8 • • SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel Press the Gain “+” or “-“ buttons to increase or decrease the operating gain of the sonar. You also can control the sonar gain by using the roller ball to move the mouse cursor over the display window control panel to adjust the gain slider level. See Part 4 for Pop-Up Control Panel description and operation. 3.3.8 Scan Buttons The Scan Buttons control the Horizontal and the Vertical scanning speed of the selected sonar.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3.3.9 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.9 Tilt Buttons The Tilt Up and Tilt Down arrow buttons control the tilt angle of the transducer for a selected sonar.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.10 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3.3.10.1 Move Sector Left Button Press the Move Sector Left button to re-center the scanning sector (Train Heading) more to the left. 3.3.10.2 Move Sector Right Button Press the Move Sector Right button to re-center the scanning sector (Train heading) more to the right. 3.3.10.3 Narrow Sector Button Press the Narrow Sector button to reduce the width of the scanned sector. The minimum sector width is 8 degrees. 3.3.10.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.11 move the mouse cursor over the display window control panel sector width and click on the Up or Down arrow pointer to increase or decrease the sector width. See Part 4 for Pop-Up Control Panel description and operation. 3.3.11 Sector Aiming Mode Buttons Press the Mode double arrow button to reverse the scan train direction (same as Scan Reverse mode).
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.12 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3.3.12 Utilities Buttons 3.3.12.1 Off Center Button Press the Off Center button to move the Own vessel’s center of origin.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.13 3.3.12.3 Stabilize Button Press the Stabilize (STAB) Button to turn ON automatic transducer pitch and roll stabilization. Press the STAB button a second time to turn stabilization OFF. 3.3.12.4 Speaker Button Press the Speaker Mute button to activate or deactivate the audio monitor of fish and/or bottom detection. This option is used as an audio alert to inform the operator that detection has been made. 3.3.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.14 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel The vector originating from the target’s center indicates target course and speed. The length of the vector increases relative to the target’s speed. One knot is represented by a small mark on the vector. A course line can also be displayed showing the target’s track. When the Auto Search is activated during the Target Track mode, the tilt angle will automatically follow the strongest fish echo.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.15 3.3.15 Symbol Buttons The Symbol Buttons are used to place special symbols on the display. 3.3.15.1 Latitude / Longitude Button This button allows you to mark the latitude and longitude of a target on the display.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.16 • SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel To delete an existing event marker, use the roller ball to move the mouse cursor over it and press the Event button again. 3.3.15.3 Cursor Buttons Two special reference cursors are available to be placed anywhere on the sonar image. The positions of these cursors and the range and bearing between them are shown in a Cursor Gauge window.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.17 3.3.16 User Buttons The User Buttons selection can be performed using the menu or the main control panel, which contains four operator selectable set-ups. Frequently used tasks specific to a particular phase of the fishing operation can be pre-set in the User 1, 2, 3 or 4. For example “User 1” may be used for the search phase, “User 2” for the evaluation phase, “User 3” for the catch phase and “User 4” for the Dual operation.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.18 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 3.3.17.1 Horizontal Display Mode Button Press the Horizontal Display Mode button to provide a 360 degree plane of coverage for general search. See Part 5 for Setting Selection. 3.3.17.2 Bow Up Display Mode Button Press the Bow Up Display Mode button to provide a sector up plane coverage of 180 degrees, with the center of origin at the bottom of the screen.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.19 3.3.17.4 Sounder Mode Button Press the Sounder Display Mode button to provide a fixed echo beam displaying fish echoes below and/or around the vessel. See Part 5 for Setting Selection. 3.3.17.5 Horizontal Mode with History Mode button Press the Horizontal with History Display Mode button to provide a 180 degrees Horizontal Sector main display with the history displayed in a second window.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.20 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel See Part 5 for Setting Selection. 3.3.18 RX and TX Indicator LED Receiver “RX” and Transmitter “TX” LEDs are provided to indicate that communication is functioning between the Processing Unit and the Transceiver Unit. If the LEDs do not blink, a communication problem has occurred. 3.3.19 Alarm Indicator LED The Alarm LED provides a visual indication that the processor unit has failed or a communication error has occured. 3.3.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Control Panel 974-25007001/2.0 Page 3.21 3.3.21 Panel Light Dimmer Sensor A Panel Light Dimmer Sensor is provided to automatically increase or decrease brightness of the light and to turn it off completely in daylight. 3.3.22 Menu Description The SL 30/35 Menu Description and Operation is described in Part 4 of this manual.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.1 PART 4 MENU AND SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION 4. MENU AND SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION .......................................................4.5 4.1 INTRODUCTIONS .......................................................................................4.5 4.2 ASSUMPTIONS...........................................................................................4.5 4.3 SCOPE OF THIS MANUAL............................................
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.23.2 To playback sonar data: ..................................................................4.19 4.24HOW TO CUSTOMIZE THE HEAD SETTINGS DISPLAY ........................4.19 4.25HOW TO CREATE A CUSTOM GAUGE WINDOW ..................................4.20 4.26HOW TO SHOW A CLOSED OR HIDDEN GAUGE WINDOW .................4.20 4.27ABOUT NETWORKING......................................................................
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.3 4.59.2 Display Settings: Controls ...............................................................4.46 4.59.2.1 Sector View..................................................................................4.47 4.59.2.2 Display Gain ................................................................................4.47 4.59.2.3 Rx Gain Type...............................................................................
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.4 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.59.22.2 Sensors Ports Configuration.....................................................4.77 4.59.22.3 User Defined Sensors ..............................................................4.77 4.59.22.4 Sensors Data Display Box........................................................4.79 4.59.23 System Configuration Dialog Box ....................................................4.79 4.59.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4. 4.1 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.5 MENU AND SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION INTRODUCTIONS The SL 30/35 Sonar System uses a PC as the processing and display unit for one or two sonars. The system operates with digital sonar heads. With the use of this system, a real-time image can be displayed on the screen and can also be recorded for later viewing.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.6 4.4 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description SOFTWARE INSTALLATION The software CD-ROM installation and set-up procedure are described in Part 8 “Attachments and Drawings” 4.5 HARDWARE SECURITY KEY The SL 30/35 uses a software protection system that requires a hardware security key or “dongle” to be connected to the processing unit printer port to enable full operation of the system.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.6 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.7 MAIN CONTROL PANEL Head numbers indicate, as well as select, the active sonar head in multiple head configuration. All other heads are still running in the background, but the active head will have the top most display window and the focus of the control buttons and sliders of the control panel. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.8 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The main control panel allows you to set the Gain, Range, Sector Heading, Sector Width, and Scan Speed for each sonar head in the system. A colour coded graphical symbol shows the sector size and heading for the selected head. Scroll Speed controls the speed with which the sonar image is scrolled across the window. Adjusting the setting of this control has no effect in Polar or Sector display mode.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.9 High Resolution View | Display | High Resolution Save Image File | Save Image Clear Display View | Display | Clear Display Pause Head Operations | Pause Head Run Heads Operations | Run Sonar Heads Stop Heads Operations | Stop Sonar Heads Playback Data Operations | Playback Data | Begin Playback Max.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.10 4.9 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Sector Up Operations | Control Head | Scan Vertical Fan Operations | Control Head | Scan Echo Sounder Operations | Control Head | Scan Horiz/Vertical Fan Operations | Control Head | Scan Horiz. with History Operations | Control Head | Scan MARKER TOOLBAR Button Action 4.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.11 targets, (see Targets Menu) the Status Bar will display simple instructions on what to do next to complete the operation. If more window space is needed, the Status Bar can also be hidden through the View Menu. 4.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.13 probably set the gain too high. Adjust the gain so that about only about 5% of the total image is shown in the saturation color If you are trying to track a moving target, or track a target from a moving vehicle, use the scan reverse button (or Scan Reverse in the Operations Menu) to improve the update rate on the target Limit the Sector Width to the area of interest to maximize the update rate.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.14 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description • Adjust the Range control to the setting you need • Adjust the Sector Heading and Width controls so the sonar will scan the area you want to cover • Adjust the Scan Speed as desired. This will trade off image quality against update rate • Adjust the Gain control; a good starting point is 50 percent 4.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.15 To calculate a sound velocity based on temperature and salinity estimates or measurements: • In the Configuration Menu, select Parameters • Click on the Sound Velocity tab to open the Parameters | Sound Velocity dialog box • In the Calculate from Temperature, Salinity, Depth box, enter estimates of water Temperature, Salinity and Depth of the sonar head.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.16 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.19.4 Shadows Most targets will block the transmission of sound either by reflecting it or absorbing it. This will leave a shadowed area beyond the target that is not ensonified and therefore will not generate any echoes. This is very similar to the shadow formed when an object is illuminated with a single light source.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.17 4.19.7 Range Scale and Target Size When looking at any sonar image you must keep in mind the range scale you are using, the position of the sonar relative to the target you are looking for, and the size of the target. For example, a target the size of a beer can will be very small and probably not visible on a one hundred meter range scale. 4.19.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.18 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description • Adjust the Sector Heading and Width to limit the area of coverage to the minimum required • Use the shortest range setting that gives the required coverage • Select the Low Resolution mode • Use the Scan Reverse control 4.22 to repaint a target as quickly as possible HOW TO USE THE MULTIPLE USER FEATURE The SL35 allows you to save the system settings under different user names.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.19 4.23.2 To playback sonar data: • Click the • Select the name of the file you want to playback. Only files of type SMB can be selected • To speed up the playback press the • To pause or resume playback press the • To stop playback before the file is finished, press the 4.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.21 Sonar networking is only possible if the computers are physically connected together and can be seen through the Network Neighborhood. Users can use Local Area Networks (LAN) or Peer To Peer networking for this purpose. Dial in networking is limited to one of the machines being an NT-Server. In the context of sonar operation, The SL30/35 can be in stand alone, server, passive and active client mode. 4.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.22 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description uninterrupted form. Dial in networking can run at 28 and up to 56 Kbits which is much slower than the rate at which sonar data is generated. The system throughput is compromised under this circumstance. Users can operate the SL30/35 in networking mode through the Network Menu. 4.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.23 accept the selection. You should now see Everyone in the Registry Value Permissions dialog box.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.24 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Note 1: The system must be enabled for a network connection before using this feature. See How to Setup a Network Connection (Windows XP). Note 2: A passive client can only view data from a server. 4.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.25 To export data to a file: • Select Export Data in the Operations menu.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.26 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description • Select the COM port you want to use and set the Communications Settings as required • Click the OK button; data from the selected sources will be written to the selected port 4.36 HOW TO SETUP FOR AND DISPLAY GPS DATA 4.36.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.27 • Click on the Magnetic Variation tab to open the Parameters Magnetic Variation page • Enter the local magnetic variation. This information is available on marine charts of the area.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.28 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description • Add additional sentences by repeating step 3 as required • Click the Ports Configuration tab to open the Sensors Ports Configuration page • Click on the COM port icon that you are using for the NMEA device • Click the Use NMEA Settings button Note: This will set the Bits Per Second (Baud rate) to 4800. If your device uses a different rate, set the Bits Per Second accordingly.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.29 To setup the system to display data from a user defined sensor: • Configure the system to accept user defined data as above • In the View menu, select Sensors 4.40 THE FILE MENU The File Menu contains the following items: Save Image is used to save the image in the active window as a bitmap file. Save Without Overlay will also save the image but without any grid lines or other overlay markings.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.30 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Control Panel opens the Control Panel Menu. Display opens the Display Menu. Message Log opens the Message Log Menu NMEA Data opens the Sensors Data display box. Playback progress shows or hides the Playback Progress status box. Events Log File opens the Open Event Log File dialog box. Sonar Toolbar shows or hides the Sonar Toolbar. Marker Toolbar shows or hides the Marker Toolbar.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.43 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.31 DISPLAY MENU View | Display opens a sub menu with the following items: Pointers opens the Pointer Gauge Window Reference Cursors opens the Cursors Gauge Window Head Settings opens the Head Settings Gauge Window Magnifier opens the Magnifier Window High Resolution sets the sonar to use a high resolution 1280 by 1024 display. Display Settings opens the Display Settings dialog box.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.32 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Visible opens the System Message Log dialog box. Active enables or disables logging of messages in the system Message Log. Clear clears the contents of the Message Log. 4.45 THE CONFIGURATION MENU The Configuration Menu contains items you will need to setup and configure the sonar for your application: Connect Heads opens the System Configuration Dialog Box.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.46 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.33 USERS MENU Generic allows you to select a pre-defined user configuration. Define allows you to define and name a new configuration through the User Configuration Dialog Box. 4.47 THE OPERATIONS MENU The Operations Menu contains commands required for everyday operation of the sonar: Run Sonar Heads causes the detected heads to start operating.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.34 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Control Head opens the Head Settings Dialog Box. Pause Head causes the selected head to stop scanning. Scan Reverse reverses the scan direction of the selected head. Record Data opens the Record Dialog Box. Pause Record pauses the recording of the sonar data. End Record ends recording. Export... opens the Export Dialog Box allowing you to export data. Pause Export pauses the exporting of data on a serial port.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.49 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.35 THE TARGETS MENU The Targets Menu contains entries that enable several target measurement tools: Arrow The default mouse pointer. This tool must be selected to allow the use of the Pop-Up menu in a sonar window (via the right mouse button). The arrow tool can be used to move overlays on the sonar display by dragging them with the left mouse button.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.36 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description target itself and click the left mouse button again. Finally, move the cursor to the position of the first bottom return and click the left button again. A measurement overlay is placed on the sonar display indicating the height of the measured object. String Measure This tool is used for area and perimeter measurement of the target.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.37 a Passive Client, where sonar data can be viewed but not controlled. Upon requesting to connect, the system asks for the name of the machines through the Machine Name Dialog Box. Disconnect From Server disconnects from the server machine. Connect To Client is used to connect to a remote client machine. A client machine is the computer with no sonar heads attached to it.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.38 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description If the active client agrees to relinquish control by selecting "Yes", then the requesting machine becomes the active controller. Both clients are informed of the change in the active client. Relinquish Control An active client may become passive through the use of this menu.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.39 Next selects the next window. Previous selects the previous window. Cascade arranges all of the open windows in a cascaded pattern. Tile Horizontally arranges all of the open windows as horizontal tiles. Tile Vertically arranges all of the open windows as vertical tiles. Arrange Icons allows you to arrange all icons. 4.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.40 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description (Note: The Arrow Tool in the Targets Menu must be selected or the menu will fail to appear.) Select Pointer to open the Pointer Display Box. Select Cursors to show the Cursor display box. Select Head Settings to show the Head Settings Gauge Window. This is particularly useful during playback mode to see the operational settings of the recorded head.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.41 NOTE that the user can setup specific windows with completely user configurable set of parameter list through the customized gauge window. 4.55 ABOUT DIALOG BOX The version number is the software version of the SL30/35 sonar installed on your computer. If you are using the Window’s XP version, then the version number is followed by the operating system.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.42 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description If the Dongle is programmed to operate a server machine, it will display the "Server option enabled" message. 4.56 ADD USERS AND GROUPS (WINDOWS NT/2000 OR XP) 4.57 CLIENT LIST DIALOG BOX Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.58 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.43 CONFIRM EXIT DIALOG BOX The Confirm Exit dialog box is intended to prevent quitting the program unintentionally. If you select "Yes" and there is network connections then the system will ask you to confirm disconnecting from the remote machine. If there are no network connection or you select "Yes" to disconnect from remote machine, then the system will ask you if you want to save the settings.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.44 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description If you select Yes, you will get another dialog where you can specify to which user you want to save these settings. 4.59 DISPLAY SETTINGS DIALOG BOX The Display Settings dialog box allows you to set display colors, the image palette, and orientation of the sonar image on the display. It includes the following pages: Colors, Controls 4.59.1 Display Settings: Colors Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
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974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.46 4.59.1.1 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Palette Styles Combo box to select the color palette to be used for the sonar image. 4.59.1.2 Primary Overlay Colors buttons. The primary colors buttons allow you to select the colors for various elements in the display, for each view. When in Fused Head display, these colors are associated with the first head, which is the head whose name appears first on the view title.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.59.2.1 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.47 Sector View The sector view allows you to select Up, Down, Left, and Right as the orientation of the sonar image display. Generally, you should choose the view that seems to match the orientation of the sonar head. If you are looking ahead, choose Sector Up. If you are looking down as when profiling, you will probably want to choose Sector Down. 4.59.2.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.48 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description this timer is for the fisheries application to provide the trawl time. 4.59.2.7 Scroll Speed The scroll speed is used to adjust the speed of the image scroll. This is the same control as that provided by the Control Panel with the exception that this control is accessible during the playback mode. 4.59.3 Distributed COM Configuration Properties Applications See HELP files. 4.59.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.49 The Export dialog box has the following two pages: Export Selection Ports Configuration 4.59.5.2 Export: Export Selection The Export Selection page is used to select the source and destination of data to be exported. The following diagram shows the source selection option during active mode, where there are sonar heads attached to the system.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.51 The Bits Per Second, Data Bits, Parity, and Stop Bits settings must be set exactly the same as on the system to which you will be exporting data. You can click on the Use NMEA Settings button to set all of the above settings to the standard settings used for NMEA devices (4800, 8, N, 1) 4.59.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.52 4.59.6.1 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Head Settings: Scan The Head Settings: Scan page allows you to determine how the head will scan. The Scan Mode box allows you to select one of the following display modes: Horizontal Provides a 360 degree plane of coverage for general search. Bow Up Provides a sector up plane of coverage of 180 degrees with the center at the bottom of the screen.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.53 the vessel. Horizontal/Vert Fan Provides a 180 degree Horizontal Sector main display with a Vertical Fan display in a second window. This allows the operator to observe the history of fish movement and distribution in real time. The Vertical Fan provides the range, depth, and heading of the fish echoes.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.54 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The Uplink Baud Rate control is used to set the rate at which data is sent from the head to the surface. You will normally want to set this control to as high a rate as your system will support without generating too many errors. When Compression is set to On, the color depth of the sonar image will be an eighth of its maximum through a reduction in the signal amplitude resolution.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.55 Narrow, Medium, Wide and Automatic. The actual bandwidth frequencies depend on the telemetry frequency. If the Automatic option is selected, then the system selects the optimal bandwidth depending on the current value of the pulse length. Note that the narrower the bandwidth, the less signal is fed through which results in a less noisy image. By the same token, image strength is reduced at narrower bandwidths.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.56 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The Calibration results reflect the positional accuracy of the optical sensors in the rotary scanning heads. Calibration data is not displayed for non-rotation heads such as altimeters The optical sensors are used to estimate the current rotational angle of the transducer within the dome.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 180 825 845 severely abnormal 270 1190 1201 normal 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.57 In the above example, at 0 degree reference angle, everything seems to be normal. At 90 degrees reference angle, the CW position is within acceptable tolerances (only 10 steps away from perfect, the acceptable deviation is 35) The CCW is also acceptable. However, the difference between the CW and CCW is more than the acceptable 20 steps.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.58 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Type is a lists of TVG curves provided for the user to choose from. Selections include the standard, 20Log, 30Log, and 40Log curves which are primary used to adjust the overall signal gain. The Test TVG produces a linear gain with a slope of 1 dB per meter. This is used for receiver inspection and test.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.59 4.59.7 Machine Name Dialog Box The Remote Machine Name field will be empty if this is the first time a connection to server is made on this machine. Machine name will be remembered the next time user wants to make a server connection. Once the connection is established, the remaining menu items become enabled. In case of error, an error message box will appear, informing the user of the failure.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.60 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Sound Velocity allows you to calculate and enter a sound velocity value. Magnetic Variation allows you to input a static value for magnetic heading offset. 4.59.8.1 Parameters: Magnetic Variation The Parameters: Magnetic Variation page is use to set the local Magnetic Variation. In this example, the variation for Vancouver B.C. has been entered. The variation is about 22.5 East in this area.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.61 The Calculate from Temperature, Salinity, Depth box allows you to estimate the sound velocity in water. Enter the water Temperature, Salinity and Depth, then click the Calculate button. You can also force the system to use a specific sound speed by entering it in the Sound Speed box in the Value to be used: section. 4.59.8.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The SL35 Properties Identity page should be set as above. 4.59.9.1 SL35 Properties Location (Windows NT/2000) Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd. Port Coquitlam, BC - Canada 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The SL35 Properties Security page should be set as above. 4.59.10 Playback Data Dialog Box Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd. Port Coquitlam, BC - Canada 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.66 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Pressing the Play Button on the Toolbar displays the Playback Data dialog box, which allows you to select a file of sonar data to playback on the system. 4.59.10.1 Read Event Log File Dialog Box 4.59.10.2 Record Data Dialog Box The Record Data dialog box allows you to select a filename and location in which to store the Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.67 sonar data from the selected head. 4.59.10.3 Record Dialog Box The Record dialog box allows you to select a head from which to record data and a location to store the data. In the Select Receivers area, press the Select File button to open the Record Data Dialog Box where you can select a filename and location to store the data.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.68 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description generated while the recording is in progress. 4.59.11 User Configuration Dialog Box This dialog box allows the user to change, remove or define new users. It also lists most of the system settings associated with the selected user configuration. The Generic user is the default and can not be removed from the list of users. Note that changing the active user restarts the sonar system with a soft reboot. 4.59.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.69 messages. The contents of this file can be seen by using the System Messages Log Dialog Box. This can be opened from the View Menu. 4.59.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.70 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The Gauge Windows List Control contains a set of gauge windows available for duplication and / or modification. The system gauge windows will be shown with gray icons, whereas the custom gauge you have defined will show up in yellow. The New button can be clicked to define a new custom gauge window.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.71 button. Any custom gauge windows that you define will appear under the Gauge Windows Menu along with the Pointers, Cursors, and Head Settings gauge windows. 4.59.14 Magnifier Window This is a pixel magnification window and not a true zoom. The magnification factor can be changed dynamically irrespective of the magnifier window size. The magnifier is centered on the current position of the mouse.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.72 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description two Reference Cursors. The delta values are the range and bearing from Reference Cursor 1 to Reference Cursor 2. This is the SL35 Cursors window. 4.59.16 Pointer Gauge Window This gauge window displays the current range and bearing of the mouse within the sonar window with respect to the sonar head. 4.59.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.73 This dialog box displays the percentage of sonar samples that are in saturation. The display is logarithmic in nature, where 10% count is displayed as half scale and 100% as full scale. For heads that support down load TVG, the user is encouraged to adjust the TVG to minimize the number of saturated samples. 4.59.19 Playback Progress Display Only available during Playback mode.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.74 4.59.20 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description Scope Graph Display In a scope graph display, image data is plotted as a vertical bar whose color and width varies with signal strength. The vertical dimension represents range. The horizontal width and plot color represents received signal strength. 4.59.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.75 number of hours. This is a one-time-only operation and cannot be repeated on a computer after the expiry of the operational hours, even with a new dongle. The user must call the Mesotech office with the serial number of the dongle to obtain a 16 hexadecimal character password.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.76 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The Sensors Sensor Selection page is used to select sensors such as NMEA devices to be read by the SL35. To add sensors to a COM port: 1) Select an available COM port in the tree under My Computer. 2) You can select one or more of the NMEA sentences in the Standard section. Press the Connect button below this list to connect the selected standard sensors.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.77 during the post processing of the exported profile data. 4.59.22.2 Sensors Ports Configuration The Sensors Ports Configuration page is used to configure the communications settings of the COM ports used for sensor input. Select the COM port that you want to configure in the tree under My Computer.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.78 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description The User Defined Sensors page of the Sensors Configuration dialog box is used to specify the data formats from user defined sensors. Press the Create button to make a new user defined sensor. This will automatically be give the name US1 for the first sensor, US2 for the second, etc. You can change the assigned name to what ever you want by editing the contents of the Name edit box.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.79 NMEA defined VLW sentence: $--VLW,x.x,N,x.x,N*hh where: $--VLW identifies the start and type of sentence, x.x is a variable length data field showing the cumulative distance traveled through the water. N specifies the distance units to be in nautical miles, x.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.80 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description For the information on the “System Configuration” Setup procedure, see Part 6. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.59.24 974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.81 System Message Log Dialog Box The System Message Log dialog box displays a list of messages that may be helpful in diagnosing problems with the system. Note that a copy of this is stored in a text file (Messages Log) that is stored under the Logs directory automatically created in your current operational directory.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 4.82 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Menu and Software Description 4.61 POST PROCESSING SET-UP WINDOW 4.62 AUDIO AND POST PROCESSING SET-UP PROCEDURE The Audio and Post Processing set-up instructions are located in Part 6, Paragraph 7. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.1 PART 5 SELECTING SETTINGS 5. SELECTING SETTINGS .................................................................................5.3 5.1 OVERVIEW .................................................................................................5.3 5.2 DEFINE USER / OPERATION SETTINGS ..................................................5.3 5.2.1 User 1 Settings ...................................................................
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.3 5. SELECTING SETTINGS 5.1 OVERVIEW The following section will provide help in the selection of appropriate settings for most fishing conditions. 5.2 DEFINE USER / OPERATION SETTINGS After you have completed the system configuration as per Part 6, paragraph 6.6.13 “User Settings”, you should re-define your custom user 1, 2, 3 and 4 settings. 5.2.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.4 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings The “User 1” software installed in the processing unit is saved with the same settings as “Generic”. The “GENERIC” (Factory Setting) can not be changed by the operator. To overwrite the “User 1” settings protection you will have to press the “U” key and the “1” key at the same time, then Click on OK. Repeat the same process for U2, U3 and U4.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 5.2.3 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.5 Creating Operation 1, 2, 3 and 4 Settings Assuming you are working on setting-up “User 1”, which means the active User is “User 1”. • • • • • Go to menu “Configuration”, select “Operation Setting”, Click on “Define” Next, Click on “Add”, “Operation 1” should be added, then Click on “OK” Next Click on the “Run” Icon and setup the operation mode, Range, Gain, Tilt, Scan Speed, Display Mode, etc.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.6 5.3 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings DISPLAY MODE The following figure below shows the typical Display Mode available on the SL 35 Hull Sonar. 5.3.1 Horizontal Display Mode with Control Panel Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 5.3.4 Vertical Fan Display Mode without Control Panel Vertical Fan Display Mode with Control Panel Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd. Port Coquitlam, BC - Canada 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 5.3.6 Horizontal with History Display Mode 5.3.7 Horizontal with Strata Display Mode Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd. Port Coquitlam, BC - Canada 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 5.4 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.13 NEW DISPLAY MODE The following figure below shows the typical New Display Mode available on the SL 30 and the SL35 Hull Sonar. 5.4.1 Dual Sonar Bow-Up and Catch Display Mode The Port Window illustrates the SL30 or SL35 in a Bow Up Mode and the Starboard Window illustrates the second SL30 or SL35 sonar set-up in a Catch Mode. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.14 5.4.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings Dual Sonar Catch Display Mode The Port Window illustrates the SL30 or SL35 in a Catch Mode; the Starboard Window also illustrates a second SL30 or SL35 in the Catch Mode. This demonstrates how the sonars combine to give full coverage on both sides simultaneously. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 5.4.3 Catch Display Mode The SL30 or SL35 Starboard Window set-up in a Catch Mode. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd. Port Coquitlam, BC - Canada 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.16 5.5 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings TILT ANGLE SETTINGS Selecting the proper “Tilt Angle” for surface or bottom fish echoes will depend on the Tilt Angle you have selected. The recommended tilt angle for surface fish should be a narrow angle approximately (5 degrees) and for bottom fish, a wide angle approximately (30 degrees) 5.5.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 5.5.2 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.17 Tilt Angle and Beam Coverage The figure below illustrates the vertical beam width “foot print” of the sonar at different ranges 100 m 200 m 300 m 8 Degrees Beam Angle 14 m 26 m 44 m 5.6 PITCH AND ROLL CALIBRATION For the procedure to calibrate the Pitch and Roll offset, refer to Part 6, paragraph 6.6.11 5.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.18 5.7.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings RX Gain Response Setting The setting of the RX Gain Response determines the response of the filter algorithm as selected by the “RX Gain Type”. For the AGC, this setting determines the speed by which the gain is adjusted. For the RCG, this setting determines the influence of the previous ping average over the current ping.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Selecting Settings 5.7.6 974-25007001/2.0 Page 5.19 Maximize Range The pulse length calculation can be optimized to increase the detection range of the sonar. Generally, the longer the pulse length, the more energy is transmitted into the water, which could then travel a longer distance and not get reflected from the targets that are further away from the sonar.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.1 PART 6 INSTALLATION, START-UP AND TEST 6. INSTALLATION, START-UP AND TEST ........................................................6.3 6.1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE....................................................................6.3 6.2 SURFACE UNIT ELECTRONICS INSTALLATION ......................................6.3 6.2.1 Mounting of Units ..........................................................................
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 6.6.6 Control Setting ....................................................................................6.23 6.6.7 Readout Options .................................................................................6.24 6.6.8 SL 30/35 Settings ...............................................................................6.25 6.6.9 Transmit Setting Page ............................................................
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.3 6. INSTALLATION, START-UP AND TEST 6.1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE The installation of the SL 30/35 Hull Sonar involves the following steps: • Deciding on the locations in the wheelhouse for the surface units. • Mounting the surface units and making the connections between the SL 30/35 Processing Unit, Keyboard/Interface Unit, the Display Unit and other optional equipment being installed.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.4 6.2.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Power Considerations The display unit, generally, will require 110VAC or 240VAC, 50/60Hz or 12/24CDC, +/- 10%. Depending on the capabilities of the unit chosen, it may automatically detect the supply voltage or the unit may have to be ordered for the correct voltage. The SL 30/35 operating panel / interface unit will operate from either 110VAC or 240VAC, 50/60Hz, +/- 10%.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 6.2.4 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.5 Connecting the Processor Mount the SL 30/35 Processing unit with easily accessible power outlet and enough space for the display, keyboard, mouse, printer, and any other accessories. The connectors are shaped to go in one way only. Note: Fixing brackets are supplied with the processing unit. 6.2.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.6 6.3 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test SONAR ROOM HULL AND TRANSCEIVER UNIT INSTALLATION The following section will describe the installation procedure for the sonar room unit requirements for the SL35 Sonar. See paragraph 0.0 for the SL 30 installation. 6.3.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.7 Small Vessel Tank Location Water line Hull Tank Fin 1/2 1/3 Water line Hull Tank Within 1 meter from the keel For small vessels, a high water pressure is created in the tank because of the resistance at the rear of the tank well. To solve this problem, attach a “Fin” to the hull at the location shown in the above figure. The “Fin” height should be approx. 1.5cm.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.8 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test pad is provided on the tank flange and a shaft clamp retainer is included. To mount the hoist unit just insert the lower and upper locating pins and hair pin clip to secure the ram in the proper location. Note: The vent cap must be installed on the oil reservoir to insure proper operation. A Ram guide is also provided to ensure proper Ram alignment.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.9 When a retraction tank is constructed locally, finish it so that the welding beads do not protrude on the inner surface of the tank. The tank guide may hit the bead. Also, do not position the welding bead in the ship’s fore-aft line. The final stage, when mounting the retraction tank, is to center any two bolt holes facing the ship’s bow. See Part 8 “ Attachment and Drawing” for detailed information.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.10 6.4.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Tank Flange and Shaft Prepping The tank flange comes from the factory with the shaft bearing, grease, shaft seal and scraper installed at the factory. All tank flanges are serialized and pressure tested. Great care must be taken not to damage the shaft seals and the flange gasket surface during the installation.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test • Pass the dome cable through the shaft • Fully screw the main shaft into the dome neck 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.11 Warning: Do not use a pipe wrench on the shaft (Just hand tight) • Unscrew the lock nut until it makes contact with the neck of the dome. Use two 60mm wrenches, one on the neck of the sonar dome and the second on the lock nut, to tighten the two parts together; you will automatically lock the sonar dome to the shaft.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.12 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Sonar Dome, Shaft and Tank Guide Assembly Soundome Cable Shaft Packing Cut at a 45 degree angle and space 120 degrees apart Main Shaft Cable Gland "V" Guide Heading Alignment Block and Shaft Retainer Shaft Packing Mounting Hex. Bolts and Spring Washer Shaft Packing Retainer Flange Assembly Zinc Anode Tank Flange Gasket Tank Guide Bow Mounting Hex.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.13 tank, taking care not to damage the sonar dome • Attach the tank flange assembly to the retraction tank using the supplied hex bolts, flat washers, spring washers and nuts; do not over tighten the bolts, otherwise you will damage the flange gasket. • Next, position the sonar dome into its final position, by adjusting the V Guide alignment block.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.14 6.4.6 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Mounting the Transceiver Mounting pads are incorporated into the tank flange in order to secure the transceiver unit to the tank flange assembly. Secure the transceiver to the flange using the supplied hex bolts, flat washers, spring washers and nuts. Apply Loctite Nickel anti-seize to the threads of the hex bolts before assembling.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.15 start up automatically. A green LED will light up indicating that power has been applied and no Alarms have been detected • Next, press the Down Transducer Arrow button to lower the sonar dome into its position. The middle yellow LED will blink while the sonar dome is lowering.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.16 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Refer to the following window. Configuring the System for the first time, or if you have replaced the processing unit or the interface unit, you will select and “Click” on “Generic” and then “Click” on OK. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test The next Window will pop up. Go to the header menu: • “Click” on “Configuration” • a dialogue window will pop up • “Click” on “Connect Heads” Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd. Port Coquitlam, BC - Canada 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.18 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test The following window will pop up. After the “System Configuration” Window pops up, note that COM 1 and COM 2 have not been enabled (If no red check mark beside COM 1 and/or COM 2). If you “Click” on “Detect Heads” from this position, the following warning window will pop up. This warning window indicates that “No Ports have been enabled”; just “Click” “OK”. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.19 The “System Configuration” window will reappear. Use the mouse to highlight the specific COM port. Note that the COM 1 and COM 2 Configuration will now be displayed. Use the mouse to “Enable for Head Control” (Left button click, check mark in box to enable). “Click” on “Apply”. The following window may appear, overlaying the above window, asking you to reboot the computer. Just “Click” “OK”.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.20 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Now you will have to go to the Header Menu, “Click” on “Configuration” and a dialogue window will pop up. “Click” on “Connect Heads”. The “System Configuration” window will pop up. “Click” on “Detect Heads”. “Click” on “Apply”, then “Click” “OK”. From the Operating System window, “Click” on the “RUN” Icon to start the System. In the event that part of the system gets changed out with a new component (i.e.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 6.6.4 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.21 SL 30/35 RUN UP Procedure After you “Click” on the “RUN” Icon, the system will automatically detect and setup the sonar. This operation will take approximately 40 sec. Refer to the following window Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.22 6.6.5 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Display Settings By clicking on the appropriate “key”, you will be able to change the color (i.e. Overlay colors, Palette styles and threshold, etc.). Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 6.6.6 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.23 Control Setting By selecting and clicking on the “Control” key on the above window, the following window will pop up. By clicking on the appropriate key, you will be able to setup your control settings, (i.e. gain control, RX gain, scan maker, etc.). Note: The “Timer Control” will be turn “ON” automatically when you Click on the “CLOCK” Icon located on the “Tool Bar”. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.24 6.6.7 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Readout Options By selecting and clicking on the “Readout Options” key on the above window, the following window will pop up. By clicking on the appropriate key, you will be able to setup your Readout Options, (i.e. Latitude, Longitude, Heading, Rang bearing, etc.). Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 6.6.8 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.25 SL 30/35 Settings Position the cursor on the “CONTROL HEAD” key, (The one with the small sonar head located on the TOOL BAR) and CLICK. The following window below will pop up. By clicking on the appropriate “KEY”, you will be able to setup your Scan option. You also have full control of the Scan mode via the operator control panel. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.26 6.6.9 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Transmit Setting Page By selecting and clicking on the “Transmit” key on the above window, the following window will pop up. By clicking on the appropriate key, you will be able to setup your Transmitter configuration in order to optimize fish detection. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.27 6.6.10 TVG Setting Page By selecting and clicking on the “TVG Page” key on the above window, the following window will pop up. By clicking on the appropriate key, you will be able to setup your TVG setting. You also have the option of customizing your TVG setting for a specific fishery. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.28 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 6.6.11 Info Page By selecting and clicking on the “INFO” key on the above window, the following window will pop up. This INFO page will provide you with all the relevant information on the sonar head attached to the system. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.29 6.6.12 Sensor Page By Clicking on the “SENSOR PAGE” key on the above window, the following window will pop up. After you have installed the Pitch and Roll Motion Sensor in a +/- 5 degrees in bought axis. • Adjust the Filter to “7”. • Adjust the Pitch and the Roll offset by the error indicated on the sensor window. • Next Click on “Apply” then Click on “OK”. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.30 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 6.6.13 User Setting After you have completed your system configuration, you should save your settings, Go to the Header Menu and Click on “Configuration”. Next Click on “USERS”, then Click on “DEFINE”, The following window will pop up. The next step, if you want to Add a User, Click on “Add”, then type the name in the User Information “Name” (for example type “Herring”) in the window.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.31 6.6.14 Save Additional User Operation or Specific Fishery Setting After you have completed your system configuration and user setting and want to Add specific types of “Fishery” setting. Go to the Header Menu and “Click” on “Configuration”. Next “Click” on “USERS”, then “Click” on “DEFINE”. The following window will pop up.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.32 6.7 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test USER 1, 2, 3, 4 SETTINGS The pre-defined USER settings will be explained in Part 5, “Selecting Settings”: Note: The “GENERIC” (factory settings) setting is overwrite protected and can not be changed in the field. 6.8 AUDIO AND POST PROCESSING SET-UP 6.8.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.33 By Clicking on “Enable Image Smoothing” you will activate or de-activate the Smoothing of the sonar picture. By sliding the “Minimum Step”, you will control the smoothing effect. By Clicking on “Enable Filter” you will activate or de-activate the Acoustic Filter of the sonar. By sliding the “Threshold (100)”, you will control the filtering effect.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.34 6.8.2 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test Audio Set-up By Clicking on “Configuration” the above dialog window will pop-up, then Click on “Audio Set-Up”, the following dialog window will pop-up. Note: You must activate the “Audio” by clicking on the “Audio” Icon, prior to clicking on “Configuration” If you do not activate the “Audio”, you will not be able to set-up your Audio parameter. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Installation, Start-Up and Test 974-25007001/2.0 Page 6.35 By selecting the appropriate dialog box, you will be able to change the Sound Duration, control the Noise Threshold, the Audio Frequency Min. Max “Range” of the target and the start “Close” and “Long” start of the Audio. Note: The Range Threshold in a “%” on the operating range of the sonar. Kongsberg Simrad Mesotech Ltd.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Troubleshooting and Maintenance 974-25007001/2.0 Page 7.1 PART 7 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE 7. TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE .................................................7.3 7.1 INTRODUCTIONS .......................................................................................7.3 7.2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ..................................................................................7.3 7.3 HANDLING & MAINTENANCE .............................................
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Troubleshooting and Maintenance 974-25007001/2.0 Page 7.3 7. TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE 7.1 INTRODUCTIONS This document is intended to provide a minimum level of instructions for the proper handling, maintenance and troubleshooting of the SL 35 Hull Sonar. 7.2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW The Simrad SL 30/35 Hull Sonar consists of the wheelhouse electronics and the hull unit assembly.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Troubleshooting and Maintenance 7.4.3 974-25007001/2.0 Page 7.5 Lower and Raise unit (SL 35 Only) For the SL 35 only, once a month, check the lower and raise ram unit for oil leakage; if a small amount of oil is present, clean and monitor on a regular basis. Check the oil level and top up using Standard Automatic Transmission oil. Do not over-fill the reservoir; re-install the vent cap. 7.4.
974-25007001/2.0 Page 7.6 7.5 SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Operators Manual Troubleshooting and Maintenance TROUBLESHOOTING The SL 30/35 was designed to be a trouble free system. The table below provides some common symptoms of failure and means to rectify them. • Cannot turn the power ON • Check ship main power input • Check cable between interface unit and transceiver • Have a qualified service engineer check the system • Irregular bottom echo’s • Distance to the bottom changes due to pitching and rolling.
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SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions Document Number: 901-10111802 (Issue 1.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions LIST OF CONTENTS SL 30/35 HULL SONAR SURFACE PROCESSOR SETUP INSTRUCTIONS ....................... 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 SET UP WINDOWS XP/2000 OPERATING SYSTEM ................................................. 2 SETUP THE BOOT TIME ............................................................................................. 4 SETUP THE REGISTRY FOR AUTOMATIC LOGON.................................................. 4 INSTALL THE SL 30/35 HULL SONAR SOFTWARE .
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 2 SL 30/35 HULL SONAR SURFACE PROCESSOR SETUP INSTRUCTIONS 1 • SET UP WINDOWS XP/2000 OPERATING SYSTEM 1.1. Make a note of the computer serial number printed on the label on the top of the computer. 1.2. Turn on the computer. Windows XP 1.3. The “Welcome to Microsoft Windows XP” screen will appear, press “Next”. 1.4. Use default selections on the next “Select System Settings” screen, push “Next”. 1.5.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 1.24. 1.25. 1.26. 1.27. 1.28. 1.29. 1.30. 1.31. 1.32. 1.33. 1.34. • 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 3 select “Explore”. Click on the CD drive in the left pane of the Windows Explorer and open the directory “ServicePack / WinXP”. Run the program “xpsp1a_en_x86.exe” by double clicking it. The program validates the installation package, then unpacks all its components and greets you with Welcome screen, press “Next” to proceed.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 4 1.10. From the “Background” page, select “None” from the list of background pictures that can be displayed on the screen. The “None” selection is at the top of the list. Click on “Apply”, then “OK” and you will return to the Desktop. 2 SETUP THE BOOT TIME • Windows XP Nothing needs to be done here. • Windows 2000 2.1. Right-click on the Icon “My Computer” in the desktop and select “Properties”.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 3.21. 3.22. 3.23. 3.24. 3.25. 3.26. 3.27. 3.28. 3.29. 3.30. 3.31. 4 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 5 “w2k_551.exe” on the right hand side of the Explorer by double clicking on it. The “WinZip Self-Extractor” dialogue box should appear with “C:\mgafold\w2k_551” listed. Push the “Unzip” button. It should start extracting the files and display the “28 files unzipped” message.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 4.17. 4.18. 4.19. 4.20. 4.21. 5 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 6 Control”. A red check mark should appear on COM1. Repeat the above for COM3. Type in 01080 into the edit box next to “Device Address:” . Repeat 4.17 for COM4. Type in 01088 into the edit box next to “Device Address”. Press “OK” to close the dialog box. The program will inform you that you should reboot the computer. Just click “OK” in response.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions • 6.3. 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 7 6.4. Right-click on the “SL30-35” in the left pane and select properties, then follow the instructions for Windows 2000. In order to add a user, type in “Everyone” in the provided dialog and press “OK”. Windows 2000 6.2. Type in “dcomcnfg” and press “OK”. The Distributed COM Configuration Properties dialog box should appear. Select the Default Properties page and set it up as follows.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 8 6.4. Press the “Properties…” button. The “SL30-35 Properties” dialog box should appear. Select the “Location” page and set it up as shown. 6.5. Go to the “Security” page and select “Use custom access permissions”, “Use custom launch permissions” and “Use custom configuration permissions” options as shown. Kongsberg Mesotech Ltd.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 9 6.6. Press “Edit…” button in “Use custom access permissions” to modify the permissions for that option. You should see the following dialog box for each one of them. If the text “Everyone” does not appear as shown bellow, then press the “Add” button. 6.7. Pressing the “Add” button will pop up the “Add Users and Groups” dialog box as follows. 6.8.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 6.11. 6.12. 6.13. 6.14. 6.15. 6.16. 6.17. 6.18. 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 10 Press “OK” to accept the changes and close the dialog box. This will take you back to the ”Distributed COM Configuration Properties” dialog box. Press “OK” one more time and you are done! Click on the “Start” button on the taskbar and select “Shut Down”. The shut down windows dialog box should appear. Select the “Shut down” option by clicking on it and press “OK”.
SL 30/35 Hull Sonar Surface Processor Setup Instructions 6.19. 6.20. 6.21. 6.22. 901-10111802 / Issue 1.4 Page 11 Enter the name of the SL30-35 computer without the sonar head(s) in the “Remote Machine Name” and the name of the SL30-35 computer with the sonar head(s) in the “Local Machine Name” and press “OK”. Name designation procedure is the same as that described in Section 1, step 1.3 (e.g. SL3035-1274363). The computer without the sonar head(s) should now also see the sonar images.
