Installation manual
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Simrad ES70
Fish nding echo sounder
SimradES70
Installationmanual
Thismanualprovidesyouwiththebasicinformation
requiredtoinstalltheSimradES70Fishndingecho
sounder.Formoredetailedinformationaboutthepractical
useoftheproduct,refertotheSimradES70Operator
manual ortheSimradES70Referencemanual.
Thefollowinghardwarecomponentsaredescribed:
•Display
•Keyboard
•GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
•Standardechosoundertransducer(s)
•Splitbeamechosoundertransducer(s)
•ES70Computer(orcommercialtype)
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Installationmanual
Table of contents
ABOUTTHISMANUAL.......................................................9
SIMRADES70.................................................................10
Important................................................................................................................10
Systemoverview....................................................................................................11
Keyfacts....................................................................................................11
Mainunits..................................................................................................12
Simpliedsystemdiagrams.........................................................................13
Generalsupplyconditions......................................................................................14
Equipmentresponsibility.............................................................................14
Receipt,unpackingandstorage....................................................................15
Generalinstallationrequirements...........................................................................15
Approvalbyclassicationsociety................................................................15
Supplypower.............................................................................................15
Compassdeviation......................................................................................15
Noisesources.............................................................................................16
Drydocking...............................................................................................16
Wiring........................................................................................................16
INSTALLATIONPROCEDURES.........................................17
Basicprocedure......................................................................................................17
Conguration..........................................................................................................18
Echosoundertransducer..............................................................................19
Split-beamechosoundertransducers............................................................19
GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT).............................................................19
ES70MarineComputer...............................................................................21
Colourdisplay............................................................................................22
Software.....................................................................................................22
Printer........................................................................................................22
GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)installation....................................................22
ES70MarineComputerinstallation.......................................................................24
Colourdisplay........................................................................................................24
ES70CABLELAYOUT.......................................................26
Cableplan...............................................................................................................27
Basiccableplansprovided..........................................................................27
ES70Cableplan.........................................................................................28
Listofcables..........................................................................................................31
Connectoridentications........................................................................................35
GPTconnections........................................................................................35
Transducerconnections...............................................................................37
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Cabledrawings.......................................................................................................40
GenericRS-232Serialline.........................................................................41
GenericRS-232Serialline.........................................................................42
RS-232asexternaltrigger..........................................................................43
Sonarsynchronisation.................................................................................44
Commercialpowersupply..........................................................................45
Vesselground............................................................................................46
GPTexternalpower...................................................................................47
ACmains(IEC60320)................................................................................48
RJ45Ethernet,straight...............................................................................49
RJ45Ethernet,crossover.............................................................................50
VGA/SVGADisplay...................................................................................51
USB...........................................................................................................52
Parallelprinter............................................................................................53
DVI–IDisplay............................................................................................54
Seriallineadapter.......................................................................................55
GPTremoteon/off.....................................................................................56
GPTtrigger/synchronisation.....................................................................58
GPTbattery...............................................................................................59
ITIserialline.............................................................................................60
PI44/54serialline......................................................................................61
PI30/32serialline.......................................................................................62
Sonarserialline.........................................................................................63
Singlebeam/normalpowertransducer.........................................................64
Singlebeam/highpowertransducer..............................................................65
Dualbeam(wideornarrow)transducer.......................................................66
Splitbeamtransducer.................................................................................67
Splitbeamtransducertosinglebeamtransceiver..........................................68
Dualfrequency,singlebeamtransducer.......................................................69
ES38–10transducer...................................................................................70
Singlebeamtransducertosplitbeamtransceiver..........................................71
12-16/60transducer...................................................................................72
Deepwater,splitbeamtransducer...............................................................73
50/200CombiCtransducer........................................................................74
38/200CombiCtransducer........................................................................75
SOFTWAREINSTALLATION.............................................76
HowtoinstalltheES70software...........................................................................76
HowtoobtaintheES70license.............................................................................77
HowtoupgradetheES70software........................................................................77
HowtoremovetheES70software.........................................................................78
CONNECTINGTHETRANSCEIVER....................................79
GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)interface........................................................79
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Wiringprocedure,onetransceiver................................................................79
Wiringprocedure,twoormoretransceivers..................................................79
Setupprocedure..........................................................................................80
Administrationoffrequencychannels...................................................................80
Howtoinstallafrequencychannel...............................................................81
Howtodisconnectafrequencychannel........................................................81
HowtomodifyanIPaddress.......................................................................82
INTERFACESANDINTEGRATION....................................84
AboutNMEAinterfacesandtelegrams.................................................................84
NMEA.......................................................................................................85
Telegrams...................................................................................................85
StandardNMEA0183communicationparameters........................................85
Externalinterfaces..................................................................................................85
HowtosetuptheEthernetoutputinterface...................................................86
HowtosetuptheSimradITITrawlsysteminterface....................................87
HowtosetuptheSimradPICatchmonitoringsysteminterface.....................88
Howtosetupthesonarsysteminterface......................................................90
Howtosetupthenavigationsysteminterface...............................................90
Howtosetupthemotionsensorinterface.....................................................92
Howtosetupthedepthoutput.....................................................................93
Howtosetuptheannotationinterface..........................................................94
ES70Externaltriggering........................................................................................95
Synchronisationusingaserialline...............................................................95
SynchronisationusingGPTAuxiliaryplug...................................................96
GPTAuxiliaryplugschematics...................................................................97
GPTAuxiliaryconnector.......................................................................................99
DRAWINGFILE.............................................................101
GPTOutlinedimensions......................................................................................102
Page1......................................................................................................102
Page2......................................................................................................103
GPTPowersupplyoutlinedimensions................................................................104
Page1......................................................................................................104
Page2......................................................................................................105
Marinecomputeroutlinedimensions...................................................................106
GPTTransducerplugconnection.........................................................................107
TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS.......................................108
Echosounderspecications.................................................................................108
Interfacespecications.........................................................................................109
GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)specications..............................................109
Colourdisplayspecications................................................................................111
ES70MarineComputerspecications.................................................................111
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TRANSDUCERINSTALLATION.......................................113
Wheretomountthetransducer............................................................................113
Howtoinstallthetransducer................................................................................117
Externalmountingofstreamlinedtransducer...............................................118
Transducerinstallationinblister................................................................121
Transducerinstallationinboxkeel.............................................................127
Transducerushmountedinasteeltank....................................................128
Transducerwithacousticwindow..............................................................130
Transducermountedinsidethehull............................................................131
Transducermountedonadropkeel............................................................133
Retractabletransducer...............................................................................134
Towedbodyinstallation............................................................................134
Transducercableglandsandsplicing...................................................................137
Aboutcableglands...................................................................................138
Cableglandforsteelhulls.........................................................................139
CableglandforwoodenandGRPhulls......................................................140
Cableglandsforsmallhulls.......................................................................141
Transducercablesplicing..........................................................................142
Ordernumbers..........................................................................................142
Steelconduit.........................................................................................................142
Transducerhandlingandmaintenance.................................................................143
Rulesfortransducerhandling....................................................................143
Rulesfortransducermaintenance...............................................................144
Approvedanti-foulingpaintsfortransducers..............................................144
Usingself-lockingtaps..............................................................................145
SIMRADTRANSDUCERS................................................149
Allsinglebeamtransducers.................................................................................149
Allsplit–beamtransducers...................................................................................154
TELEGRAMFORMATS....................................................160
NMEAtelegrams..................................................................................................160
AbouttheNMEAtelegramformat.............................................................161
DBSDepthbelowsurface.........................................................................161
DBTDepthbelowtransducer.....................................................................162
DPTDepth...............................................................................................162
GGAGlobalpositioningsystemxdata.....................................................163
GLLGeographicalpositionlatitude/longitude............................................163
HDGHeading,deviationandvariation.......................................................164
HDMHeading,magnetic...........................................................................164
HDTHeading,true...................................................................................165
RMCRecommendedminimumspecicGNSSdata....................................165
VHWWaterspeedandheading.................................................................165
VLWDualground/waterdistance..............................................................166
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VTGCourseoverground&groundspeed..................................................166
Proprietarytelegramsandformats.......................................................................167
SimradEK500Depth................................................................................167
SimradEMAttitude1000..........................................................................168
SimradEMAttitude3000..........................................................................169
DBSDepthoftrawlbelowsurface.............................................................170
HFBTrawlheadropetofootropeandbottom..............................................170
PSIMP.DPISensordata............................................................................171
PSIMDHBBottomhardnessandbiomass...................................................172
Sounder/TSS1Motionprotocol..................................................................173
SimradA TSAnnotation............................................................................174
Proprietarythirdpartytelegramsandformats......................................................174
Atlasdepthtelegram.................................................................................175
A GENERALSAFETYRULES...............................................176
B EQUIPMENTHANDLING................................................177
Transportation.......................................................................................................177
Lifting...................................................................................................................177
Storagepriortoinstallationoruse.......................................................................178
Inspection.............................................................................................................179
Unpacking............................................................................................................179
Generalunpackingprocedure....................................................................179
Unpackingelectronicandelectromechanicalunits......................................180
Unpackingmechanicalunits......................................................................180
Unpackingtransducers..............................................................................181
Storageafterunpacking........................................................................................181
Storageafteruse...................................................................................................181
Cleaningcabinets......................................................................................182
Mechanicalunits.......................................................................................182
Cables......................................................................................................182
Internalbatteries.......................................................................................183
Dehumidier............................................................................................183
Coatings...................................................................................................183
Re-packaging........................................................................................................183
Temperatureprotection.........................................................................................183
Circuitboardhandlingandpackaging..................................................................184
Returningacircuitboard...........................................................................185
Electro-StaticDischarge(ESD)............................................................................185
C BASICCABLEREQUIREMENTS......................................187
Cabletrays............................................................................................................187
RadioFrequencyinterference..............................................................................188
Physicalprotection...............................................................................................188
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Grounding.............................................................................................................188
Cableconnections.................................................................................................189
Cableterminations................................................................................................189
Cableidentication...............................................................................................189
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Aboutthismanual
About this manual
Thepurposeofthismanual
Thepurposeofthisinstallationmanualistoprovidethedescriptionsandprocedures
requiredtoinstalltheSimradES70Fishndingechosoundersystemunits,andto
performthenecessarycablingbetweentheindividualsystemunits,andbetweenthe
systemandperipheralsystems,sensorsanddevices.
Click“Help”!
InstalledonyourSimradES70Fishndingechosounderyouwillndacomprehensive
on-linehelpsystem.Youmaynotnditinyourlanguage,buteverythingyoucanread
intheES70Referencemanualcanalsobefoundinthecontextsensitiveon-linehelp.T o
accessthisinformationclick[?]ontheTitleBar,orthe[?]buttoninoneofthedialogs.
Notethatwhenyouopenthehelpsystemitwillplaceitselfonthetopoftheechogram!
Note
WindowsNT,Windows2000,WindowsXP ,WindowsVista,Windows7andWindowsare
eitherregisteredtrademarksortrademarksofMicrosoftCorporationintheUnitedStates
and/orothercountries.
References
ThefollowingusermanualshavebeenprovidedfortheSimradES70Fishndingecho
sounder.EnglishmanualsareprovidedwiththeES70whenitisshipped.Manualsin
otherlanguagesmaybedownloadedfromw
•SimradES70Referencemanual[338106]
•SimradES70Operatormanual[343522]
w w . s i m r a d . c o m .
•SimradES70Installationmanual[343539]
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ThepurposeofthischapteristoprovideanoveralldescriptionoftheES70Fishnding
echosoundersystemanditsmainfeatures.
Topics
•Importantonpage10
•Systemoverviewonpage11
•Generalsupplyconditionsonpage14
•Generalinstallationrequirementsonpage15
Relatedtopics
•Generalsafetyrulesonpage176
•Equipmenthandlingonpage177
•Basiccablerequirementsonpage187
Important
Aswithallotheradvancedinstruments,thereareafewimportantthingsthatyoumustbe
awareof.
Whentheechosounderisnotused
WhenyoudonotusetheES70,switchoffthedisplayandthecomputer.Y oumayswitch
ofthetransceivertoo.
Whendockingyourvessel
ItisveryimportantthatnoonetriestousetheES70whenthevesselisindrydock.If
thetransducerisactivatedwhenoutofwateritmaybedamagedbeyondrepair.To
ensurethatthiscannothappen,removethepowersupplytotheeitherthecomputeror
thetransceiver-orboth!Youmayalsoremovecircuitbreakers.Dothisb
vesselisplacedinthedrydock!
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Ifsomethingbreaksdown
Ifyoubelievethatsomethinghasbrokendown,contactyourlocaldealer.Hewillbe
abletoassist.
Whenyouswitchofftheechosounder
YoumustNEVERswitchofftheechosounderbymeansoftheon/offswitchonthe
computer.Y oumustAL W AYSexittheES70applicationbyclickingtheExitbuttonon
theTitleBar.Ifyoupowerdownthesounderbymeansofthecomputerswitchyoumay
damagetheES70applicationandtheelectronicinterfaceparametersfortheexternal
devices.
Systemoverview
ThissectionprovidesthekeyfactsabouttheES70Fishndingechosoundersystem,as
wellasabriefintroductiontothemainunits.
Keyfacts
TheSimradES70Fishndingechosounderisdesignedfortheprofessionalshery
communityimplementingthelatestinnovations.Echosoundersrangingfromrelatively
low-costsinglebeamtolargemulti-frequencysystemscontainingseveralsplit-beam
channelscanberealised.
•TheSimradES70Fishndingechosoundersystemisexibleandeasytosetup
duetoitsmodulardesign.
•Menusanddialogsareoperatedusingastandardcomputermouseoratrackball.
•Additionaluserinputcanbefacilitatedusingastandardcomputerkeyboard.
•TheES70supportslargecolourdisplaymonitors.
•TheES70usestheMicrosoftWindows®operatingsystem.ItcompliestoWindows
XP®andWindows7®.
•TheES70providesyouwithanawardwinninguserinterface.Menusystem,dialogs
andstructurehavebeencreatedusinginnovativedesign,andinclosecooperation
withcustomers.
•Astore/replayfunctionreducestheneedforechogramprintoutonpaper.The
unprocessedtransducersignalisrecordedontheinternalharddisk.Duringreplay,
thissignalisinjectedintotheES70processingsoftwareasifitarriveddirectlyfrom
thetransceiver.
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Mainunits
ThebasicES70Fishndingechosounderconsistsof:
•Display
•Computer(TheES70MarineComputermaybeprovided)
•OneormoreGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)units
•Oneormorestandardsinglebeamtransducers
•Oneormoresplit-beamtransducers
Colourdisplay
Astandardcommercialcolourdisplayisused.Thedisplayunitisnormallynotprovided
bySimrad.Severalcommercialtypesandsizesareavailable.
ES70MarineComputer
SimradcansupplytheES70MarineComputerfortheES70Fishndingechosounder
system.
Figure1 ES70MarineComputer
Acommercialcomputermayalsobeused.Itmustcomplytotherequirement
specicationslaidoutbyMicrosoftfortheiroperatingsystems.Itmustalsoprovidethe
necessaryinterfacefacilities(seriallinesandEthernetconnections)thatyoursystemwill
needtocommunicatewithexternalsensors(measuringdevices)andperipheralsystems.
→ES70MarineComputeronpage21
GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)containstransmitterandreceiverelectronics.
Thereceiversaredesignedforlownoise,andtheycanhandleinputsignalsspanninga
verylargeinstantaneousdynamicamplituderangeof150dB.Alltargetsarecorrectly
measuredanddisplayed.
Figure2 GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
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A
B
C
D
PWR
MENU
T ransducer
+5V
+12V
-12V
HV1
HV2
TX
RX
Fuse 10A
1 15-230 V AC
Fuse 2A
S1
S2
12 VDC
Auxiliary
Ethernet
General Purpose T ransceiver
DSP-6X IO
POWER
Ethernet
AtwistedpairEthernetcableconnectstheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)tothe
computer.ThedistancebetweenthecomputerandtheGeneralPurposeTransceivercan
beextendeduptomaximum100meters.
Ifmorethanonetransceiverisused,asmallEthernetswitchisrequiredtoconnectthe
GeneralPurposeTransceiverstothecomputer.
Standardsinglebeamtransducer
TheES70mustbeconnectedtooneormoretransducers.
Awiderangeofoperationalfrequenciesareavailable.
FormoreinformationaboutthesinglebeamtransducersprovidedbySimrad,consult
w w . s i m r a d . c o m .
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Split–beamtransducer
TheES70canbeusedwithSimrad’sadvancedsplit-beamtransducers.Thesetransducers
areavailableatfrequenciesrangingfrom18to200kHz.
Formoreinformationaboutthesplit–beamtransducersprovidedbySimrad,consult
w w . s i m r a d . c o m .
w
Simpliedsystemdiagrams
Thesystemdiagramsprovidedshowe x a m p l e s onhowaES70systemmaybesetup.
Figure3 SystemdiagramwithasingleGeneralPurposeTransceiver
ADisplayUnit
BProcessorUnit(computer)
CGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
DTransducer(s)
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A
B
C
D
PWR
MENU
T ransducer
+5V
+12V
-12V
HV1
HV2
TX
RX
Fuse 10A
1 15-230 V AC
Fuse 2A
S1
S2
12 VDC
Auxiliary
Ethernet
General Purpose T ransceiver
DSP-6X IO
POWER
Ethernet
T ransducer
+5V
+12V
-12V
HV1
HV2
TX
RX
Fuse 10A
1 15-230 V AC
Fuse 2A
S1
S2
12 VDC
Auxiliary
Ethernet
General Purpose T ransceiver
DSP-6X IO
POWER
Ethernet
E
(CD024216-002)
Figure4 SystemdiagramwithtwoGeneralPurposeTransceivers
ADisplayUnit
BProcessorUnit(computer)
CGeneralPurposeTransceiver
(GPT)
DTransducer(s)
EEthernetswitch
Generalsupplyconditions
ThefollowingsupplyconditionsareapplicabletothisSimradES70delivery.
Equipmentresponsibility
Theshipyardperformingtheinstallationand/orequipmentdealerbecomesfully
responsiblefortheequipmentuponreceiptunlessotherwisestatedinthecontract.The
durationofresponsibilityincludes:
•Theperiodoftimetheequipmentisstoredlocallybeforeinstallation.
•Duringtheentireinstallationprocess.
•Whilecommissioningtheequipment.
•Theperiodoftimebetweencommissioningandthenalacceptanceoftheequipment
bytheenduser(normallytheownerofthevesselwhichtheequipmenthasbeen
installed).
Unlessotherarrangementshavebeenmadeinthecontract,theSimradES70guarantee
period(asspeciedinthecontract)beginswhentheacceptancedocumentshavebeen
signed
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Receipt,unpackingandstorage
Uponacceptingshipmentoftheequipment,theshipyardand/orthedealershouldensure
thatthedeliveryiscompleteandinspecteachshippingcontainerforevidenceofphysical
damage.Ifthisinspectionrevealsanyindicationofcrushing,dropping,immersionin
wateroranyotherformofdamage,therecipientshouldrequestthatarepresentative
fromthecompanyusedtotransporttheequipmentbepresentduringunpacking.
Allequipmentshouldbeinspectedforphysicaldamage,i.e.brokencontrolsand
indicators,dents,scratchesetc.duringunpacking.Ifanydamagetotheequipmentis
discovered,therecipientshouldnotifyboththetransportationcompanyandSimradso
thatSimradcanarrangeforreplacementorrepairofthedamagedequipment.
Onceunpacked,theequipmentmustbestoredinacontrolledenvironmentwithan
atmospherefreeofcorrosiveagents,excessivehumidityortemperatureextremes.The
equipmentmustbecoveredtoprotectitfromdustandotherformsofcontamination
whenstored.
Generalinstallationrequirements
ThefollowinginstallationrequirementsareapplicabletothisSimraddelivery.
Approvalbyclassicationsociety
TheSimradES70transducerinstallationmustbeapprovedbyDetNorskeV eritas(DNV)
oranotherclassicationsociety.Theshipownerandshipyardperformingtheinstallation
areresponsibleforobtaininginstallationapproval.
Supplypower
Thesupplyvoltagetotheequipmentistobekeptwithin±10%oftheinstallation’s
nominalvoltage.Maximumtransientvoltagevariationsonthemainswitchboard’s
bus-barsarenottoexceed-15%to+20%ofthenominalvoltage(exceptunderfault
conditions).
SimradrecommendsthattheSimradES70ispoweredusinganUninterruptablePower
Supply(UPS)withsinewaveoutput.TheUPSmusthavethecapacitytoindependently
maintainpowertothesystemforaminimumof10minutes.Thisensuresthatthesystem
canbeswitchedoffinacontrolledmannerintheeventofapowerfailure.
Compassdeviation
Oncetheinstallationiscomplete,thevesselmustbeswungwiththesysteminboth
theoperativeandinoperativemodes.Theshipownerandcaptainareresponsiblefor
updatingthedeviationtableaccordinglywithregardtothevessel’snationalregistryand
correspondingmaritimeauthority.
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Noisesources
Thevessel’shull,rudder(s)andpropeller(s)shouldbethoroughlyinspectedindrydock
priortoinstallation.Roughnessbelowthewater-linedeformitiesintheshellplatingand
protrudingobstaclescancreateunderwaternoise.Thesesourcesofturbulencemustbe
smoothedorremovedasbestaspossible.Itisespeciallyimportantthatthepropeller(s)
isnotpittedordamaged.
Drydocking
Makesurethatampleclearanceunderthesonartrunkand/orprotectionblisteris
providedwhendrydockingthevessel.Avoidlocatingsupportingblocksorstructuresin
thevicinityofthisequipment.
Note
Thelocationofthetransducerand/orprotectionblistermustbenotedonthevessel’ s
dockingplanforfuturereference.
Powerdownallhydroacousticsystems,andlabeleachsystemaccordinglytoprevent
accidentalpoweron.Removecircuitbreakersifnecessary.
Wiring
Allcablesrunningbetweensystemcabinetslocatedindifferentroomsand/orondifferent
decksmustbesupportedandprotectedalongtheirentirelengthsusingconduitsand/or
cabletrays.Notethatthecablesmustnotbeinstalledinthevicinityofhigh-power
suppliesandcables,antennacablesorotherpossiblesourcesofinterference.
Formoredetailedinformationaboutcablesandwiring,refertoBasiccablerequirements
onpage187.
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Installation procedures
Thischapterprovidesthebasicinformationrequiredtoinstallthephysicalunits.
Note
Physicalinstallationofcommercialunits(computers,printers,displays)isn o t described
inthismanual.Refertotheapplicableusermanual(s)providedwiththeproduct.
Topics
•Basicprocedureonpage17
•Congurationonpage18
•GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)installationonpage22
•ES70MarineComputerinstallationonpage24
•Colourdisplayonpage24
Relatedtopics
•Generalsafetyrulesonpage176
•Equipmenthandlingonpage177
•Basiccablerequirementsonpage187
Basicprocedure
Thisisthebasicinstallationprocedure.
1 Checkthatyouhavereceivedallpartsrequiredfortheinstallation;cables,
connectors,bracketsetc.
2 Installthetransducer(s)andthetransducercablesaccordingtotheguidelinesinthis
manualandthedrawingsprovidedwiththetransducer.
3 MounttheES70ProcessorUnit(orcommercialcomputer)andthedisplayusing
theappropriatebrackets.
4 Connectthecomputeranddisplaycables:
•Powercabletodisplaymonitor.
•Powercabletocomputer.
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•Videocablefromcomputertodisplaymonitor.
•Connectthepointingdevice(mouseortrackball)
•Connectthekeyboard.
5MounttheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)usingtheappropriatebrackets.
6Connectthecablestothetransceiver:
•Transducercable(s)
•Powercable(s)
•Ifapplicable,installatwo-wirecableforremoteon/offoftheGeneralPurpose
Transceiver(s).
7 PrepareandinstalltheEthernetcable(s)betweenthetransceiver(s)andthecomputer:
•Ifonlyonetransceiverisused,youneedatwistedpaircablewithswapped
receiveandtransmitwires.Thecableisconnectedbetweenthetransceiverand
thecomputer.
•Ifyoursystemincludesmorethanonetransceiver,anEthernetswitchisrequired.
8 Prepareandinstalltherequiredsensorinterfaces.
•Connectnavigationsystem(GPS),trawlsystemandheavesensor.Youcan
connecttheseusingseriallinestotherearsideoftheES70computer,oryoucan
connectthesensorsusinganEthernetcablefromtheshipnetwork.
9 Ifrequired,prepareandinstallthesynchronizationcable(s).
•Synchronoustransmissionisdesirableifthereareseveralechosounders
on-boardthevessel.Foreveryechosounderandeverytransceiveron-boardthe
ship,connecttheappropriatepinsattheAuxiliaryconnectorstogetherusing
atwo-wirecable.
•Synchronisationcanalsobeachievedusingaseriallineonthecomputer,orby
meansoftheAuxiliaryconnectoroneachtransceiver.
Conguration
TheES70Fishndingechosoundersystemisdesignedasamodularsystem.Itsupports
avarietyofcongurationsandfrequencyoptions.
•Echosoundertransducer(s)
•Split-beamechosoundertransducer(s)
•GeneralPurposeTransceiver(s)(GPT)
•Processorunit(computer)
•Colourdisplay
1. TheES70ComputermaybeprovidedbySimrad.However,acomputermayalsobeprovidedlocally
usingastandardcommercialtype.Notethatthechosencomputermustprovidethecapacityand
interfacefacilitiesrequiredforusewiththeES70Fishndingechosoundersystem.
2. Thecolourdisplaymaybeprovidedlocallyusingastandardcommercialtype.
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•Keyboard
[3]
•Pointingdevice(mouseortrackball)
•Ethernetswitch(ifthesystemcomprisesmorethanonetransceiver)
•Software
•Printer(optional)
Echosoundertransducer
AlargenumberofechosoundertransducersareavailablefromSimrad.Thereare
severaltransduceralternativesforeachoperatingfrequencywithdifferentbeamwidths,
powerratingandmountingarrangements.Alltransducersarerated60or75ohms,and
eachhasanefciencyofapproximately50%.Refertothedatasheetanddrawings
providedwitheachtransducerfortechnicalspecications.Furtherinformationaboutthe
completerangeoftransducersareavailableonh
Relatedtopics
•TransducerInstallationonpage113
•Simradtransducersonpage149
t t p : / / w w w . s i m r a d . c o m .
Split-beamechosoundertransducers
AlargenumberofechosoundertransducersareavailablefromSimrad.Thereare
severaltransduceralternativesforeachoperatingfrequencywithdifferentbeamwidths,
powerratingandmountingarrangements.Alltransducersarerated60or75ohms,and
eachhasanefciencyofapproximately50%.Refertothedatasheetanddrawings
providedwitheachtransducerfortechnicalspecications.Furtherinformationaboutthe
completerangeoftransducersareavailableonh
t t p : / / w w w . s i m r a d . c o m .
Asplit-beamtransducerallowsyoutoenjoyallthefunctionalityprovidedbytheES70,
includingbiomasscalculations,shpositionandechopositioninformationpanes.
Relatedtopics
•TransducerInstallationonpage113
•Simradtransducersonpage149
GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
TheES70FishndingechosoundersystemdeliverywillincludeoneormoreGeneral
PurposeTransceivers(GPT)units.
3. Thekeyboardmaybeprovidedlocallyusingastandardcommercialtype.
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Figure5 GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)isasmallself-containedunitcontainingits
ownpowersupply .Itoperateson+12Vdcor115-230Vac.Theunitcaninprinciplebe
mountedanywhereonboardtheship,providedthatthelocationisdryandventilated.
Makesurethatamplespaceisprovidedinfrontoftheunittoallowformaintenanceand
partsreplacements.Powercableandmountingbracketsareenclosed.W erecommend
thattheGPTismountedasclosetothetransducer(s)aspossible.
AnEthernetlinkconnectstheGeneralPurposeTransceivertotheProcessorUnit
(computer).ThislinkmaycompriseastandardEthernetcableand-ifnecessary-an
Ethernetswitch.ThetransceiverincludesitsownEthernetinterface.Anetworkinterface
boardmustbettedtothecomputer.
AsinglefrequencyGeneralPurposeTransceiveracceptsoneechosoundertransducer,
whileadualfrequencytransceiveracceptstwotransducers.
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiverisavailableinsinglebeamandsplitbeam
congurations.Adualfrequencysinglebeamcongurationisalsoprovided.The
possibleoperatingfrequenciesarelistedinthetechnicalspecications.Typical
congurationsinclude:
•GPT-S38(4)-F(singlebeam38kHz,4kW)
•GPT-S50(4)-F(singlebeam50kHz,4kW)
•GPT-S70(1)-F(singlebeam70kHz,1kW)
•GPT-S120(1)-F(singlebeam120kHz,1kW)
•GPT-S200(1)-F(singlebeam200kHz,1kW)
•GPT-Q38(4)-F(quad(split)beam38kHz,4kW)
•GPT-Q120(4)-F(quad(split)beam120kHz,4kW)
•GPT-S38(1)/S50(1)-F(singlebeam38and50kHz,1+1kW)
TwoormoreGeneralPurposeTransceiverscanexistonthesameEthernetcable.A
multi-frequencysounderemergessimplybyusingseveraltransceiversontheEthernet
cable.
Example :Adualfrequencysplit-beamsounderemergesbyconnectingtwosplit-beam
transceiverstotheEthernetcable.
Example :Atriplefrequencysingle-beamsounderemergesbyconnectingthree
single-beamtransceiverstotheEthernetcable.
Notethatforcertainoperationalfrequencies,theGeneralPurposeTransceiversissetup
usinganexternalpowersupply.
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Relatedtopics
•GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)specicationsonpage109
•GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)installationonpage22
ES70MarineComputer
TheES70MarineComputercanbeprovidedfortheES70Fishndingechosounder
system.W erecommendthiscomputerformaritimeuse,asitcontainsnomovingparts.
Microsoft©Windows©XPoperatingsystemisused.Powersupply,apointingdevice
(mouse)andthenecessarybracketsforphysicalmountingareenclosed.Thecomputer
operatesfrom115Vacor230Vac.
Figure6 ES70MarineComputer
Localpurchase
Ifyoupurchaseacomputerlocally,itisimportanttomakesurethatthechosenmodel
meetsthefunctionalsystemrequirements.Itisimportantthatthecomputercanfacilitate
thevariousinterfacerequirementsmadebythesystem,andyoumayneedtoaddextra
Ethernetandserialadapters.Also,makesurethatthecomputerdesignandconstruction
allowsformarineuseandsafeinstallation.Alaptopcomputermaybeusedaslong
asitmeetsthefunctionalrequirements.
Minimumcomputerrequirements
•Operatingsystem:Microsoft
Onnewinstallations,werecommendthatMicrosoft
®
Windows
®
®
XP
orMicrosoft
®
®
Windows
Windows
®
®
7isused.
•Processorspeed:2GHzDualcore
•Memory:2.0Gb
•Freeharddiskspace:30Gb
•Chipset:Intel
•Graphicadapter:DirectX9.0ccompatiblewithDirect3dandOpenGL
[5]
[4]
7
4. TheES70softwaredoesnotsupportMicrosoft©Windows©NTorolderoperatingsystems.
5. Alargenumberofcommercialgraphicadaptersareavailable,andSimradhasnottestedallofthem.
EvenadaptersmeetingtheminimumspecicationsmayinsomecasesprovetofailwiththeES70
software.W ewelcomeanyfeedbackwithcommentsorexperienceswithgraphicadapters.
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•Interfaces:
–OneEthernetinterfacetocommunicatewiththetransceiver
–OneEthernetinterfacetocommunicatewithship’slocalareanetwork(ifrequired)
–Oneormoreseriallineinterfaces(dependsonhowmanyinterfacesthatare
requiredforthespecicintegration)
•Displayresolution:1280x1024
[6]
Colourdisplay
Acolourdisplaymonitorcanbeprovidedwiththeechosoundersystem.Any
commercialdisplaycanalsobeused.
Software
Allechosoundercongurationsrunidenticalsoftware.Thesoftwareautomatically
adaptstothenumberandtypeofinstalledtransceiversduringpower-on.Upondelivery,
thesoftwareisinstalledonthecomputer,aswellassuppliedonaCD-ROM.Software
updatesaredistributedonaCD-ROM.
Printer
Aprintercanbesupplied,orpurchasedlocally.Moststandardoff-the-shelfcolour
printerscanbeused.AstandardWindowsdriverisrequired,thisisnormallysupplied
withtheprinter.
GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
installation
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)isasmallself-containedunitcontainingits
ownpowersupply .Itoperateson+12Vdcor115-230Vac.Theunitcaninprinciplebe
mountedanywhereonboardtheship,providedthatthelocationisdryandventilated.
Makesurethatamplespaceisprovidedinfrontoftheunittoallowformaintenanceand
partsreplacements.Powercableandmountingbracketsareenclosed.W erecommend
thattheGPTismountedasclosetothetransducer(s)aspossible.
6. Thisistheminimumresolution.AswithallotherWindowsapplications,theES70softwarewillwork
withhigherresolutions,providedthatitissupportedbythegraphicadapterinthecomputerandthe
displayconnected.
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Figure7 GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
Preparations
•Twobracketsandfourpanheadscrewsareenclosed.Thesidewallsoftheuniteach
holdsixscrews;threescrewsalongthebottomedgeandthreescrewsalongthetop
edge.Thebracketscanbeverticallymountedinthreedifferentpositions;
–Usethetworearholes,or
–Usethetwocentreholes,or
–Usethetwofrontholes.
•Thebracketscanbehorizontallymountedinfourdifferentwaysusingeitherthe
bottomedgeholesorthetopedgeholes.Thebracketscanbehorizontallymountedin
fourdifferentwaysusingeitherthebottomedgeholesorthetopedgeholes.
Procedure
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andintherightorder,tickoff
eachtaskafterithasbeendone.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Unscrewtwoscrewsfromeachsidewall.
Mountthebracketsusingthepanheadscrews.
Positiontheunitonthesurfaceandmarkthefourmountingholes.
Removetheunit,anddrillmountingholes.
MounttheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)usingtheappropriatebrackets.
Mounttheunittothesurfaceusing5mmbolts.
Connectthegroundingcable.
Externalpowersupply
Inordertoavoidelectricalnoise,certainGPTcongurationsaresuppliedwithan
externalpowersupply.Thissupplyismountedbymeansoftwobrackets.Observe
theoutlinedimensiondrawing.
Relatedtopics
•GPTOutlinedimensionsonpage102
•GPTPowersupplyoutlinedimensionsonpage104
•GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)specicationsonpage109
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ES70MarineComputerinstallation
TheES70MarineComputerisanindustrialcomputer.Itissmall,rugged,andcontains
nomovingparts.Thismeansthatfans,harddisksandCDdrivesareomitted.The
computerprovidestwoEthernetsockets,fourRS-232seriallinesandseveralUSB
connectors.Theharddiskisreplacedwithacommercial4Gbashdisk.
TheES70MarineComputeriseasilymountedwiththebracketssuppliedwiththeunit.
Asmallexternalpowersupplyisprovided,andmustbeplacednearthecomputer.
Figure8 ES70MarineComputer
Preparations
Twobracketsandeightboltsenclosed.Mountthetwobracketsatthebottomofthe
computer.
Installationprocedure
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andintherightorder,tickoff
eachtaskafterithasbeendone.
1
2
3
4
Relatedtopics
•ES70MarineComputerspecicationsonpage111
Locatethemostconvenientlocationforthecomputer.Makesurethatyou
canaccessboththerearandfrontsideofthecomputerafterithasbeeninstalled.
Inordertoallowforfuturemaintenance,mountthecomputerwithitsrearpanel
availableforimmediateaccess.
Observetheoutlinedimensiondrawing.Markthelocationofthesixholes
providedonthetwobrackets.
Mounttheunitusingsixboltsorscrews.
Whenyouinstallthecabling,makesurethatthevariousadapterandcablesare
secured,andabletowithstandvibrationandthemovementsofthevessel.
Colourdisplay
Differentcommercialcolourdisplaysareavailable.Forinstallationandoperationofthe
chosendisplayunit,refertothemanualsuppliedwiththeunit.
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Installationprocedure
Toensurecorrectoperation,tickoffeveryitemwhentheactionhasbeencarriedout.
1
Installthecolourdisplayasdescribedtheapplicabledocumentationprovided
withtheunit.
•Thedisplayunitmustbelocatedsothatitisbestprotectedfromglarewhich
reducesreadability.
•Thedisplaymaybemountedinapanel,onthedesktoporbulkhead,oroverhead.
•Makesurethatadequateventilationisavailabletoavoidoverheating.
•Thecompasssafedistancemustbeallowedforwhenplanningtheunit’slocation.
•Ensurethattheinstallationallowsforthephysicalmovementsandforces
normallyexperiencedonavessel.
•Ensurethatenoughspaceisprovidedformaintenancework.
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ES70 Cable layout
ThischapterdescribestheinstallationrequirementsfortheES70Fishndingecho
soundersystemcables.
Note
Allelectronicinstallationsandcorrespondingwiringmustbeinaccordancewiththe
vessel’ snationalregistryandcorrespondingmaritimeauthorityand/orclassication
society.ObserveBasiccablerequirementsonpage187.
Ifnosuchguidelinesexist,werecommendthatDetNorskeV eritas(DNV)ReportNo.
80-P008«GuidelinesforInstallationandProposalforT estofEquipment»isusedas
aguide.
Topics
•Cableplanonpage27
•Listofcablesonpage31
•Connectoridenticationsonpage35
•Cabledrawingsonpage40
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Cableplan
Duetoitsmodulardesign,theSimradES70Fishndingechosoundersystemcanbe
setupinavarietyofcongurationstosuitindividualneedsforoperationalfrequencies,
transducersandoperationalfacilities.Itisnotpracticaltodenespeciccableplansfor
allthesecongurations.
Basiccableplansprovided
Toillustratethevarietyofcongurations,thefollowingbasiccableplansareprovided:
•StandardsetupwithonecomputerandoneGeneralPurposeTransceiver.
•StandardsetupwithonecomputerandmorethanoneGeneralPurposeTransceiver.
Note
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)usedbytheSimradES70Fishndingecho
soundercanbesetuptoworkwithmaximumfour-4-operationalfrequencies.This
meansthatyoucanusefoursinglefrequencytransceivers(singleorsplitbeam),two
dualfrequencytransceivers,oranycombinationsofthese.
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C06
C05
C04
C1 1 / C12 / C13 / C14
C15 / C16 / C17 / C18
C07
C08
C10 C09 C20
C03 C01
C02
B
A
D
E
C
(CD010227-001)
ES70Cableplan
Figure9 Cableplan,topside
ADisplay
BComputer
CJunctionboxfortransducercable(optional)
DEthernetcabletovesselLAN(optional)
EEthernetcabletotransceiver
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C10
C20 C21
C24
C23
C26
C25
SIMRAD
GPT
(CD010227-002)
A
B
D C
E
ES70Cablelayout
AGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
BTransducer(s)
CInterfacestoperipheraldevices
DCabletoon/offswitch
EEthernetcabletotopsidecomputer
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SIMRAD GPT SIMRAD GPT
C10
C10 C10
C20
C20/21
C20/21
C21
C25 C25
C26
C26
C23
C23
C24
C24
(CD010227-003)
A A
B
C
Figure11 Cableplan,dualGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
Echosounderitems
AGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
BEthernetswitch
CWiringblock
Notethatthefollowingcablearenotshownontheillustration:
•C27:PowercabletoEthernetswitch
•C28:Powercabletoexternalpowersupply(onlyforcertainGPTfrequencies)
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Listofcables
Thelistbelowspecieseachcableusedontheechosoundersystem.Referencesare
madetothelocationofconnector(s),detailedcabledrawingsandspecications.The
cablesarelistedinnumericalorder.
ES70Cablelist
C1EK60/C01Keyboard
Thisisastandardkeyboardcable,anditisusuallyxedtothekeyboard.The
connectionnormallydependsonthemakeandmodelofthecomputer.Most
recentcomputersuseaUSBplug,oldertypesusePS/2.
Notethatthekeyboardisanoptionalitem.itisnotapartoftheES70delivery.
C2EK60/C02Mouse,trackballorotherpointingdevice
Thisisastandardcomputermouseorotherpointingdevicecable.Itisphysically
attachedtothemouse.
C3EK60/C03Displaycable
Thiscableisnormallyprovidedwiththedisplay.Itisastandardcommercial
cable.Twotypesmaybeused,dependingonthevideooutputonthecomputer.
•VGA/SVGADisplayonpage51
•DVI–IDisplayonpage54
C4EK60/C04Printer
Aprintercanbeconnectedtothecomputer.Acableforthisisnormallyprovided
withtheprinter.ThemostcommoninterfaceformatsareparallelandUSB.
•USBonpage52
•Parallelprinteronpage53
C5EK60/C05ComputertoACmains
Thiscableisprovidedwiththecomputer.Itisnormallyastandardmainssupply
cable.
•ACmains(IEC60320)onpage48
C6EK60/C06ColourdisplaytoACmains
Thiscableisprovidedwiththecolourdisplay.Itisnormallyastandard
commercialmainscable.
•ACmains(IEC60320)onpage48
C7EK60/C07Colourdisplaytoground
Whenapplicable,thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallationshipyard.Itis
astandardcommercialgroundcable.
•V esselgroundonpage46
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C8EK60/C08Computertoground
Whenapplicable,thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallationshipyard.Itis
astandardcommercialgroundcable.
•V esselgroundonpage46
C9EK60/C09Ethernettoshiplocalareanetwork(LAN)
IfthecomputerisequippedwithtwoEthernetconnectors,itmayalsobe
connectedtothelocalareanetwork(LAN).Astandard“straight”Ethernetcable
isrequired,andthecablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallationshipyard.
NotethatscreenedEthernet(CAT5orbetter)cablesmustbeused.
•RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage49
C10EK60/C10EthernettoGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)
Itisstronglyrecommendedtoequipthecomputerwithtwonetworkadapters.
OnewillbeusedtocommunicatewiththeGeneralPurposeTransceiver(s),
whiletheotherisusedtoconnecttheES70systemtothelocalareanetwork.
Failuretouseseparatenetworkadapterswillcauseaheavytrafcloadonthe
commonnetwork.Thiswillinhibitnormaltrafconthisnetwork,anddegrade
theoperationalcapabilitiesoftheechosoundersystem.
Withonetransceiver,usea“crossover”Ethernetcablebetweenthecomputer
andthetransceiver.
Withmorethanonetransceivers,addanEthernetswitchtothesystem,anduse
“straight”Ethernetcables.
Itisveryimportantthathighquality(CAT5orbetter)Ethernetcablesareused.
Cableswithlowerbandwidthcapacitywillreducethesystemperformance.
•RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage49
•RJ45Ethernet,crossoveronpage50
C11EK60/C1 1Serialinterfaceline
Thenumberofseriallinesavailabledependsonthechosencomputermakeand
model.TheSimradMC71computerprovidedwiththeEK60providesveserial
lines,fouroftheseareopticallyisolated.Additionalseriallinesmaybeaddedif
required.Amultipleinterfacecircuitboardisused,andtheconnectorrequires
aspecialadapter.
Oneseriallinecanbeusedtoprovideexternalsynchronisationwithother
hydroacousticsystems(sonars,echosounders).Ifthisoptionisused,the
synchronisationcabletotheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)isnotused.
•GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage41
•GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
•RS-232asexternaltriggeronpage43
•ITIseriallineonpage60
•PI44/54seriallineonpage61
•PI30/32seriallineonpage62
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•Sonarseriallineonpage63
•Seriallineadapteronpage55
C12EK60/C12Serialinterfaceline(sameasC11)
C13EK60/C13Serialinterfaceline(sameasC11)
C14EK60/C14Serialinterfaceline(sameasC11)
C15EK60/C15UniversalSerialBus(USB)interface
MostcomputerssupportoneormoreUSBconnectorsforperipheraldevices.Ina
typicalechosounderconguration,theUSBconnectorsarenotused.However,
aUSBinterfacemaybeusedtoacceptseriallineinformation(providinga
converterisused).YoucanalsousetheUSBinterfacestoconnectamouse,
keyboard,printerormemorydevices.ThenumberofUSBsocketsavailable
dependsonyourcomputermakeandmodel.
•USBonpage52
C16EK60/C16UniversalSerialBus(USB)interface(sameasC15)
ES70Cablelayout
C17EK60/C17UniversalSerialBus(USB)interface(sameasC15)
C18EK60/C18FireWireinterface
MostcurrentcomputershaveaFireWireinterface.Thisinterfaceishowevernot
requiredbytheechosoundersystem.
C19Notused
C20EK60/C20RemotecontrolofGPTpower
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)allowsyoutodesignasimplebox
withaseparateon/offswitchforthetransceiver.Anon/offswitchwillprevent
thetransceiverfrombeingpoweredupconstantly.Somecommercialdisplays
providethisfunctionalitybymeansofa“Remote”connectorontherearside.The
GPTunitisswitchedoffwhenpin23onthe“Auxiliary”connectorisgroundedto
pin22.IfmorethanoneGPTisusedinasystem,asingleswitchcanbeusedto
switchallthetransceiversonandoffsimultaneously.Toachievethis,pin23on
allthe“Auxiliary”connectorsareconnectedtooneoftheswitchterminals,while
pin22onalltheconnectorsareconnectedtotheotherterminal.Thismethodwill
howevernotallowyoutoresetasingletransceiver.Y oumustalsoensurethatthis
wiringdoesnotcreateagroundloop.
Boththiscableandtheboxmustbesuppliedbytheinstallationshipyard.
o n o t usethesparewiresintheEthernetcabletoprovidetheremotecontrol
D
facility!
•GPTconnectionsonpage35
•GPTremoteon/offonpage56
C21EK60/C21GPTinterfacetoexternalsynchronisation
ThiscableisusedtoconnecttheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)toan
externalsysteminordertoprovidetransmissioncontrol(synchronisation).This
isaveryusefulfeatureifyouhaveotherhydroacousticsystemsonboard.If
morethanoneGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)isusedbytheES70,the
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synchronizationsignalTrigInmustbeconnectedtoa l l ofthem.Thecable(s)must
besuppliedbytheinstallationshipyard.IftheES70systemissynchronisedusing
anRS-232seriallineconnectedtothecomputer,thiscableisnotinstalled.
•GPTconnectionsonpage35
•GPTtrigger/synchronisationonpage58
C22EK60/C22Notused
C23EK60/C23GPTtoACmains
ThiscableisprovidedwiththeES70.Itisastandardmainssupplycable.Due
tocertainpropertiesofthecommercialbuilt-inpowersupply,anumberof
transceivercongurationsoperatingon230Vacwillbesuppliedwithaseparate
powersupply.Whenthissupplyisused,this230V acpowercableisnotused.
TheexternalpowersupplyisconnectedtothebatteryinputsusingtheDCcable.
•ACmains(IEC60320)onpage48
C24EK60/C24GPTtoDCpowersupply
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT)canbepoweredfromaDC
supplyorfromastandardcarbattery.Thepowercablemustbeprovidedby
theinstallationshipyard.
•GPTconnectionsonpage35
•GPTexternalpoweronpage47
•GPTbatteryonpage59
C25EK60/C25T ransducercable(s)
TheES70canbeusedwithalargevarietyoftransducers.Thelargetransducer
connectorontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT)hasbeenpreparedto
acceptallofthem,providedthatthenecessarycircuitboardsarettedtotheunit.
•Transducerconnectionsonpage37
C26EK60/C26GPTtoground
Whenapplicable,thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallationshipyard.Itis
astandardcommercialgroundcable.
•V esselgroundonpage46
C27EK60/C26EthernetswitchtoACmains
MostEthernetswitchesaresuppliedwithaseparatepowersupply.
•Commercialpowersupplyonpage45
C28EK60/C31GPTDCpowersupplytoACmains
Thiscableisprovidedwiththepowersupply .Itmaybeastandardmainssupply
cable,oritmaybeintegratedwiththepowersupply.
•ACmains(IEC60320)onpage48
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T ransducer
+5V
+12V
-12V
HV1
HV2
TX
RX
Fuse 10A
1 15-230 V AC
Fuse 2A
S1
S2
12 VDC
Auxiliary
Ethernet
General Purpose T ransceiver
DSP-6X IO
POWER
Ethernet
(CD010009A / 820-201035)
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1
13
1
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15
9
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Use only with a 250V fuse
Employer uniquement avec
un fusible de 250V
A
B
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F
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C
Connectoridentications
Thissectionprovidesthenecessaryillustrationstoidentifythevariousconnectorsand
terminalboardsontheechosounderunits.
GPTconnections
TheillustrationbelowshowsthecablesocketsusedontheGeneralPurposeTransceiver
(GPT).
Figure12 GPTconnections
ATransducerconnector
BEthernet(RJ45)
CACmainsconnectorwithfuse
DEthernetconnector(normallynotused)
EAuxiliaryconnector
F+12Vdcinput
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13
12
1 1
10
09
08
07
06
05
04
03
02
01
TRIG IN+
TRIG OUT+
ALARM OUT
EVENT IN
LOG IN
NOT USED
+5 Vdc (MAX 200 MA)
-12 Vdc (MAX 100 MA)
+12 Vdc (MAX 100 MA)
TEMP IN
HEA VE IN+
ROLL+
PITCH +
TRIG IN-
TRIG OUT -
REMOTE ON/OFF
GROUND
GROUND
GROUND
GROUND
GROUND
TEMP . AGND
HEA VE IN-
ROLL-
PITCH-
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
Figure13 GPTAuxiliaryconnector
Note
Thefollowinginputsandoutputsaren o t supportedontheES70Fishndingecho
sounder:
•Temperatureinput
•Heave,rollandpitchinputs
•Eventinput
•Loginput
•Alarmoutput
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Transducerconnections
Transducertypes
Theechosoundercanbeusedwithalargevarietyoftransducers.Thelargetransducer
connectorontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT)hasbeenpreparedtoaccept
allofthem,providedthattheappurtenantcircuitboardsarettedtotheunit.The
followingtransducertypesmaybeused:
•Singlefrequency,singlebeam(highorlowpower)
•Singlefrequency,dualbeam(wideornarrow)
•Singlefrequency,splitbeam
Transducercables
Forthemajorityofthetransducers,thecablesaresuppliedbySimrad.Theseare
normallyphysicallyfastenedtothetransducer.
Note
ThedistancebetweentheGeneralPurposeTransceiverandthetransducer(s)mustbeas
shortaspossibletoavoidinterferenceandnoise.
Alltransducercablesmustberuninsteelconduits.Cableshieldsmustbeconnected
totheplughousing.
Ifthedistancebetweenthetransducerandthetransceiverexceedsthelengthofthecable,
ajunctionboxmustbeused.Thecablebetweenthejunctionboxandthetransceivermust
thenbesuppliedbySimrad,andthismustbethesametypeasusedonthetransducer(s).
Transducercablesplicing
Ifyouneedtocutorlengthenthetransducercable,youmustspliceitcorrectly.The
cablebetweenthejunctionboxandthetransceivermustthenbesuppliedbySimrad,
andthismustbethesametypeasusedonthetransducer(s).Tosplicethecable,usea
metaljunctionboxwithEMCcableglandsandaterminalblock.Theterminalblock
mustprovidesolidfasteningofthecableendsaswellassufcientinsulationbetween
thewires.Werecommendthatthecablescreenisconnectedtothejunctionboxchassis
usingtheEMCcableglands,butifyoudothis,thejunctionboxchassism
u s t n o t be
connectedtovessel’sground.
Note
D o n o t solderthewirestogetherwithonlyelectricaltapeforinsulation.Thiswillresult
inelectricalnoiseandreducedoperationalperformance.
o n o t connectthecablescreentothevessel’ sground.
D
Transducerconnectiondrawings
•Singlebeam/normalpowertransduceronpage64
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•Singlebeam/highpowertransduceronpage65
•Dualbeam(wideornarrow)transduceronpage66
•Splitbeamtransduceronpage67
•Splitbeamtransducertosinglebeamtransceiveronpage68
•Dualfrequency,singlebeamtransduceronpage69
•ES38–10transduceronpage70
•Singlebeamtransducertosplitbeamtransceiveronpage71
•12-16/60transduceronpage72
•Deepwater,splitbeamtransduceronpage73
•50/200CombiCtransduceronpage74
•38/200CombiCtransduceronpage75
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GPTconnector
Ensurethatthetransducerconnectoriswiredcorrectlyregardinginnerandouterscreen.
Figure14 Transducerconnector
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Cabledrawings
Thischapterprovidesdetailscabledrawingsofferingcablespecicationsandtermination
information.
Cablespecicationdrawings
•GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage41
•GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
•RS-232asexternaltriggeronpage43
•Sonarsynchronisationonpage44
•Commercialpowersupplyonpage45
•V esselgroundonpage46
•GPTexternalpoweronpage47
•ACmains(IEC60320)onpage48
•RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage49
•RJ45Ethernet,crossoveronpage50
•VGA/SVGADisplayonpage51
•USBonpage52
•Parallelprinteronpage53
•DVI–IDisplayonpage54
•Seriallineadapteronpage55
•GPTremoteon/offonpage56
•GPTtrigger/synchronisationon
page58
•GPTbatteryonpage59
•ITIseriallineonpage60
•PI44/54seriallineonpage61
•PI30/32seriallineonpage62
•Sonarseriallineonpage63
•Singlebeam/normalpowertransducer
onpage64
•Singlebeam/highpowertransduceron
page65
•Dualbeam(wideornarrow)transducer
onpage66
•Splitbeamtransduceronpage67
•Splitbeamtransducertosinglebeam
transceiver onpage68
•Dualfrequency,singlebeamtransducer
onpage69
•ES38–10transduceronpage70
•Singlebeamtransducertosplitbeam
transceiver onpage71
•12-16/60transduceronpage72
•Deepwater,splitbeamtransduceron
page73
•50/200CombiCtransduceronpage74
•38/200CombiCtransduceronpage75
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GenericRS-232Serialline
Thiscableholdsamultipurposeserialline.Itprovidesinterfacewithanyperipheral
unit.Oneendofthecableconnectstothelocalunit(DTE)witha9-pinD-connector,
whiletheotherconnectstotheperipheral(DCE)asdescribedintheperipheralunit’s
documentation.Notethatthiscabledoesnotsupportallthesignalsinthestandard
RS-232specication.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:2x2x0.5mm²
•Screen:Screenedtwistedpairsandoverallbraided
•V oltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Limitedbytheplugs
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GenericRS-232Serialline
Thiscablecomprisesamultipurposeserialline.Itprovidesinterfacewithanyperipheral
unit.Oneendofthecableconnectstothelocalunit(DTE)witha9-pinD-connector,
whiletheotherconnectstotheperipheral(DCE)asdescribedintheperipheralunit’s
documentation.
Inmanycases,onlytheRxD,TxTandGNDpinsareused.Twistedpairsaresufcient
inthecable.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:5x2x0.5mm²
•Screen:Screenedtwistedpairsandoverallbraided
•V oltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Limitedbytheplugs
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W126
Rev.C
RS-232 serial line applied as external trigger
7
7
8
8
5
5
Ground Ground
R TS R TS
CTS CTS
V iew
Local
9-pin ‘ D ’ connector
Remote "Master"
9-pin 'D ' connector
9 6
Female 9-pin
D-pin connector
1
5
Male 9-pin
D-pin connector
5
1
6 9
RS-232asexternaltrigger
ThiscablecomprisesanRS-232seriallineappliedasanexternaltrigger.Itprovides
interfacewithanyperipheralunitthatrequirestransmit/receivesynchronization.One
endofthecableconnectstothelocalunitwitha9-pinD-connector,whiletheother
connectstotheperipheralsystemasdescribedintheperipheralunitdocumentation.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:9x2x0.5mm²
•Screen:Screenedtwistedpairsandoverallbraided
•V oltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Limitedbytheplugs
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Sonarsynchronisation
ThiscableconnectstheechosoundertotheInterfaceUnitonaSimradsonar.Thecable
allowsforexternalsynchronisationofthesonartransmission.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:4x0.5mm²
•Screen:Overallbraided
•Voltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Denedbytheplugs
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W300
Rev.B
Commercial power supply
The power supply is fitted with plug
to suit the national standard.
(British standard shown as example only .)
Plug type and electrical properties on DC output
are set to fit the device to be powered.
Commercialpowersupply
Thisisastandardcommercialpowersupply.Theinputisnormally115and/or230
Vac,whiletheoutputvoltageandpowercapacityissetuptomatchthedeviceitshall
beusedwith.Alargevarietyofthesepowersuppliesexist.Somewillalsohavean
in-linepower“box”.ThesetypeswillhaveanACpowercableononeside,andtheDC
outputsupplycableontheother.
Cablespecications
•Notapplicable
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Vesselground
Thiscableisusedtoconnectasystemunittotheship’sground.Notethatthiscablemust
beasshortaspossible.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:1x6mm²
•Screen:None
•Voltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:N/A
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W319
Rev.A
External power supply for General Purpose T ransceiver
SIMRAD
GPT
230 V ac input
+13.2 Vdc output
GPTexternalpower
Inordertosuppresselectricnoise,certainechosoundercongurationsrequireanexternal
powersupply.Thispowersupplyisthenusedinsteadofthe230Vacpowercable.
Note
Theexternalpowersupplyisnotrequiredfortransceiversoperatingon115V ac.
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ACmains(IEC60320)
Thisisacommercial230V acpowercableformainspower.Oneendistted
withanIECplug,theotherwithastandardEuropeanmainsplug.Thisisa
standardcabletypesuppliedindifferentlengths.Foradditionaldetails,see
t t p : / / e n . w i k i p e d i a . o r g / w i k i / I E C _ 3 2 0 .
h
Cablespecications
•Conductors:2x1.5mm²+GND
•Screen:None
•Voltage:750V
•Maximumdiameter:Setbytheplugs
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RJ45Ethernet,straight
ThiscableisusedtoprovidestandardEthernetconnections.Notethatvariouscategories
exists.Normally,CAT -5EandCAT -6cablesareusedinlocalareanetworkswith
bandwidthexceeding100Mbit.Ethernetcablesareavailablecommerciallyindifferent
lengths,coloursandcategories.
Inordertopreventnoiseandcrosstalk,youarestronglyadvisedtousethecablepairs
indicatedinthedrawing.
Cablespecications
•Notapplicable.Thisisacommercialcable.
Moreinformation
t t p : / / e n . w i k i p e d i a . o r g
•h
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W405
Rev.A
Pairs
1 1
Tx Data+ Tx Data+
Rx Data- Rx Data-
Rx Data+ Rx Data+
Tx Data- Tx Data-
3 3
2 2
4 4
5 5
7 7
6 6
8 8
RJ45 plug
Ethernet 10Base-T “ Crossover ”
(White/Orange)
(Orange)
(White/Green)
(Blue)
(White/Blue)
(Green)
(White/Brown)
(Brown)
Pin 8
Pin 8
V iew
Pin 1
Pin 1
End view
of RJ45 plug
RJ45Ethernet,crossover
Thiscableisusedtoprovidestandardethernetconnections.Notethatvariouscategories
exists.Normally,Cat.5andCat.6cablesareusedinlocalareanetworkswithbandwidth
exceeding100Mbit
Ethernetcablesareavailablecommerciallyindifferentlengths,coloursandcategories.
Inordertopreventnoiseandcrosstalk,youarestronglyadvisedtousethecablepairs
indicatedinthedrawing.
Cablespecications
•Notapplicable.Thisisacommercialcable.
Moreinformation
t t p : / / e n . w i k i p e d i a . o r g
•h
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VGA/SVGADisplay
ThisisastandardVGAandSVGAvideocable.Oneendisnormallyconnectedtothe
display,whiletheotherendisterminatedinastandardD-connector.
Cablespecications
•Notapplicable.Thisisacommercialcable.
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USB
JustaboutanycomputerthatyoubuytodaycomeswithoneormoreUniversalSerial
Bus(USB)connectorsontheback.Theseconnectorsletyouattacheverythingfrom
mousetoprinterstoyourcomputerquicklyandeasily.Sincetheoperatingsystem
supportsUSB,installationofdevicedriversisalsoeasy.Inmostcases,theUSBcableis
commercial,andtheyarenormallysuppliedwiththeexternaldevices,However,USB
cablesarealsoavailablecommerciallyindifferentxedlengths.Formoreinformation,
seealsoh
t t p : / / e n . w i k i p e d i a . o r g .
Cablespecications
•Notapplicable.Thisisacommercialcable.
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Parallel port connector
(IEEE 1284-A)
25-pin D-connector
25
14
1
13
The socket on the rear
side of the computer
is normally a 25-pin female
D-connector .
W505
Rev.E
Centronics parallel printer cable
1
3
2
4
5
7
6
8
9
1 1
10
15
18-24
Strobe
Data 0
Data 1
Data 2
Data 3
Data 4
Data 5
Data 6
Data 7
Acknowledge
Busy
Error
Ground
Parallelprinter
Thisisastandard“Centronics”parallelprintercable.Itisprovidedready-madewith
printers,andalsoobtainablefromcommercialretailers.
Terminationismadewith25–pin“D-sub”connectorinoneend,parallelportconnector
intheotherend(IEEE1284–A)
Cablespecications
•Notapplicable.Thisisacommercialcable.
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DVI–IDisplay
ThiscableisastandardDVI-Icable.Itisnormallyprovidedwiththecolourdisplay.
FormoreinformationabouttheDVIsignals,seeh
Pin Signal Pin Signal
1
TMDSData2-(Digitalred-(Link1))
2
TMDSData2+(Digitalred+(Link1))
3
TMDSData2/4shield
4
TMDSData4-(Digitalgreen-(Link2))
5
TMDSData4+(Digitalgreen+(Link2))
6
DDCclock
7
DDCdata
8
Analogverticalsync
9
TMDSData1-(Digitalgreen-(Link1))
10
TMDSData1+(Digitalgreen+(Link1))
11
TMDSData1/3shield
12
TMDSData3-(Digitalblue-(Link2))
13
TMDSData3+(Digitalblue+(Link2))
14
+5Vdc(Powerformonitorwhenin
standby)
TMDS=TransitionMinimizedDifferential
Signaling
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
t t p : / / e n . w i k i p e d i a . o r g .
Ground(Returnforpin14andanalogsync)
Hotplugdetect
TMDSdata0-(Digitalblue-(Link1)and
digitalsync)
TMDSdata0+(Digitalblue+(Link1)and
digitalsync)
TMDSdata0/5shield
TMDSdata5-(Digitalred-(Link2))
TMDSdata5+(Digitalred+(Link2))
TMDSclockshield
TMDSclock+(Digitalclock+(Links1
and2))
TMDSclock-(Digitalclock-(Links1and
2))
Analogred
Analoggreen
Analogblue
Analoghorizontalsync
Analogground(ReturnforR,GandB
signals)
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W510
Rev.A
Serial line adapter
T o socket
on computer
Female 9-pin
D-connectors
identified as "A"
through "D"
Seriallineadapter
Thisisacommercialadapter.ItallowsyoutoconnectfourRS-232seriallinestoa
commonsocketonthecomputer.
Cablespecications
•Notapplicable
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Reset and
Remote on/of f
W620A
Rev.E
Remote on/of f
22
22
23
23
The cable screen is connected to the plug house.
The cable screen is connected to the plug house.
SIMRAD GPT
GPT
25-pin D-sub connector
"Remote" connector
on display
25
14
1
13
Auxiliary
connector
(female)
GPTremoteon/off
Thiscableisusedtoconnectaremoteon/offswitchtotheGeneralPurposeTransceiver
(GPT).Theswitchcanbelocatedinaseparateboxmanufacturedbytheinstallation
shipyard,orincorporatedonacommonswitchpanel.
Remotepoweron/offwhenasingletransceiverisused
Cablespecications
•Conductors:2x0.22mm²
•Screen:Overallbraided
•V oltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Denedbytheplugs
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W620A1
Rev.A
Remote on/of f with multipe GPT s and a single switch
22
23
22
23
22
23
22
23
22
23
GPT No.1 GPT No.2
Auxiliary connectors
on the individual
transceivers
T opside switch box
Connection box
T wo-wire cable from transceiver room to topside equipment
GPT No.3 GPT No.4 GPT No.5
A
B
W620A2
Rev.A
Remote on/of f with multipe GPT s and a separate switches
22
23
22
23
22
23
22
23
22
23
GPT No.1 GPT No.2
Auxiliary connectors
on the individual
transceivers
T opside switch box
Connection box
Cable from transceiver room to topside equipment
GPT No.3 GPT No.4 GPT No.5
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
B
Remotepoweron/offwhenmultipletransceiversareused
Whenmultipletransceiversareused,twowiringoptionsareavailable:
•Youcanswitchalltransceiversoffandonsimultaneouslyusingasingleswitch.
•Youcanuseoneswitchforeachtransceiverandswitchpoweronandoffindividually.
Bothoptionsareillustratedbelowusingvetransceiversasanexample.
Figure15 Singleswitch
Figure16 Individualswitches
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25
GPT
25-pin D-sub connector
24
13
12
T rigOut(+)
T rigOut(-)
T rigIn(+)
T rigIn(-)
SIMRAD GPT
25
14
1
13
Auxiliary
connector
(female)
The cable screen is connected to the plug house.
W620B
Rev.D
Synchronisation / External trigger
GPTtrigger/synchronisation
ThiscableisusedtoconnecttheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)toanexternal
systemforsynchronisationpurposes.Itconnectstothe25–pinD-subconnectoron
thefrontsideoftheGPT.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:2x2x0.22mm²
•Screen:Braidedpairsandoverallbraided
•V oltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Denedbytheplugs
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Banana plugs
and sockets
Battery
+
W620E
Rev.A
GPT Battery
GPTbattery
ThiscableisusedtoconnectabatterytotheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT).Red
plugandredsocketisnormallyusedforpositive(+).Blackplugandblacksocketis
normallyusedfornegative(-).
Cablespecications
•Conductors:2x1.5mm²
•Screen:N/A
•V oltage:Selecttotbatteryvoltage
•Maximumdiameter:N/A
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ITIserialline
Thiscableisusedtoprovideatwo-waycommunicationtoaSimradITITrawlsystem.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:9x2x0.5mm²
•Screen:Screenedtwistedpairsandoverallbraided
•Voltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Limitedbytheplugs
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PI44/54serialline
Thiscableisusedtoprovideatwo-waycommunicationtoaSimradPI44orPI54catch
monitoringsystem.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:9x2x0.5mm²
•Screen:Screenedtwistedpairsandoverallbraided
•Voltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Limitedbytheplugs
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PI30/32serialline
Thiscableisusedtoprovideatwo-waycommunicationtoaSimradPI30orPI32catch
monitoringsystem.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:9x2x0.5mm²
•Screen:Screenedtwistedpairsandoverallbraided
•Voltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Limitedbytheplugs
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Sonarserialline
Thiscableisusedtoprovideatwo-waycommunicationtoasonarsystemusingan
InterfaceUnit.
Cablespecications
•Conductors:9x2x0.5mm²
•Screen:Screenedtwistedpairsandoverallbraided
•Voltage:60V
•Maximumdiameter:Limitedbytheplugs
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E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
T ransducer
cable
D
C
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
Screen
Drain wire
Connect to plug housing
W802-1
Rev.E
Single frequency , single beam, normal power termination
Singlebeam/normalpowertransducer
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromasinglefrequency,singlebeam
transducertothetransducersocketontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).The
otherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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M
E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
T ransducer
cable
E
A
B
C
D
H
J
F
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
Screen Connect to plug housing
W802-2
Rev.E
Single frequency , single beam, high power termination
Drain wire
Singlebeam/highpowertransducer
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromasinglefrequency,singlebeam
transducertothetransducersocketontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).The
otherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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M
E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
T ransducer cable
Narrow
T ransducer cable
Wide
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
W802-3
Rev.E
Single frequency , dual beam (wide or narrow) termination
D
C
Screen Connect to plug housing
Screen
Y ellow/Green
Blue
Brown
Blue
Black
Connect to plug housing
D
C
Dualbeam(wideornarrow)transducer
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromasinglefrequency,dualbeam
transducertothetransducersocketontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).The
otherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Note
Alwayscheckthetransmitpowerifwidebeamisselectedinordernottoexceedthe
powercapacityonthetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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M
E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
T ransducer
cable
E
H
D
C
F
J
A
B
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Channel 4
Connect to plug housing
W802-4
Rev.E
Single frequency , split beam termination
Forward
Starboard
Port
Sections seen from top
of the transducer
2
1
3
4
2 1
3
4
White
Blue
White
Blue
Blue
Orange
Green
Brown
White
White
White
White
White
Blue
White
Blue
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Screen
Alternative cable
colours
Splitbeamtransducer
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromasinglefrequency,splitbeam
transducertothetransducersocketontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).The
otherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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M
E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
T ransducer
cable
C
D
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
Connect to plug housing
W802-5
Rev.E
Single frequency , split beam connected as single beam
Forward
Starboard
Port
Sections seen from top
of the transducer
2
1
3
4
2 1
3
4
White
Blue
White
Blue
Blue
Orange
Green
Brown
White
White
White
White
White
Blue
White
Blue
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Screen
Alternative cable
colours
Splitbeamtransducertosinglebeamtransceiver
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromasinglefrequency,splitbeam
transducer-wiredasasinglebeamtransducer-tothesocketontheGeneralPurpose
TransceiverUnit(GPT).Theotherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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M
E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
T ransducer
cable
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
W802-6
Rev.E
Dual frequency , single beam termination
J
D
H
C
Screen
Black
Black
Black
Black
White
White
White
White
Connect to plug housing
4
17
"Auxiliary" 25-pin
D-connector on GPT
Thermistor
Thermistor
Not used
Low frequency
Low frequency
High frequency
High frequency
Pair 1
Pair 2
Pair 3
Pair 4
Dualfrequency ,singlebeamtransducer
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromadualfrequency,singlebeam
transducertothesocketontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).Theotherend
ofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
ES38-10
transducer cable
J
E
F
H
D
C
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
White
White
White
Black
Black
Black
Screen Connect to plug housing
W802-8
Rev.A
ES38-10 T ransducer cable termination
FWD
Sections seen from top
of the transducer
1
2
3
1
2
3
ES38–10transducer
ThisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromtheES38–10split-beamtransducerto
thetransducersocketontheES60andEK60GeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).
Theotherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Therearefourpairsinthetransducercable,eachwithoneblackandonewhitecable.
Eachpairismarkedwithasmalllabelidentifyingthetransducersection.Pairnumber
4isnotused.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
T ransducer
cable
E
A
B
C
D
H
J
F
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
GPT T ransducer
socket
Screen Connect to plug housing
W802-9
Rev.A
Single frequency , single beam, to split beam transceiver , termination
Singlebeamtransducertosplitbeamtransceiver
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromasinglefrequency,singlebeam
transducertothesocketonasplitbeamGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).The
otherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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F
J
H
D
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K
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A
B
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GPT T ransducer
socket
W802-10
Rev.A
12-16/60 T ransducer cable termination
T ransducer
cable
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
Brown
Y ellow
Blue
Black
Screen Connect to plug housing
T ransducer
cable
Configuration WIDE
Configuration NARROW
C
D
Junction Box (1:1)
(Optional)
Brown
Y ellow
Blue
Black
Screen Connect to plug housing
C
D
12-16/60transducer
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromthe12–16/60singleordualbeam
transducertothetransducersocketontheGeneralPurposeTransceiverUnit(GPT).The
otherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Note
Alwayscheckthetransmitpowerifwidebeamisselectedinordernottoexceedthe
powercapacityonthetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
Burton
connector
E
H
D
C
F
J
A
B
Connection box
with Burton socket
GPT T ransducer
socket
Quadrant 1
Quadrant 2
Quadrant 3
Quadrant 4
Screen to plug housing
W802-1 1
Rev.A
Deep water transducer , termination
Forward
Starboard
Port
Quadrants seen from top
of the transducer
2 1
3
4
2
1
6
3
5
4
7
8
2
1
6
3
5
4
7
8
Aft starboard
Fore starboard
Fore port
Aft port
Pin 1
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Pin 7
Pin 3
Pin 2
+
+
+
+
-
-
-
-
Pin 4
Pin 8
Pin 6
Pin 5
3 2 1
6 5 4
8 7
Deepwater ,splitbeamtransducer
Thisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromadeepwatertransducer.This
transducerisdesignedtobeusedtowedbodies.Thecableisequippedwithawatertight
connector.Theotherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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F
J
H
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C
K
L
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B
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Mini-Con-X
connector
"Mini-Con-X" provided by www .conxall.com
Note: The transducer cable must not be exposed
to oil or other petroleum fluids.
H
C
J
D
4
17
Connection box
with Mini-Con-X socket
"Auxiliary" 25-pin
D-connector on GPT
GPT T ransducer
socket
Screen to plug housing
W802-12
Rev.B
50/200 Combi C transducer , termination
3
3
1
1
6
6
5
5
4
4
2
2
7
7
50 kHz
50 kHz
50 kHz
50 kHz
200 kHz
200 kHz
200 kHz
200 kHz
Thermistor
Thermistor
Thermistor
Thermistor
Red
Black
Blue
White
Green
Y ellow
Screen
3
1
6
5
4
2
7
small circular marker identifies pin 1.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(6)
(7)
(4)
(5)
V iew: Looking the socket on the rear side of the cabinet into
50/200CombiCtransducer
ThisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromtheSimrad50/200CombiCtransducer.
ThetransducercableisterminatedinaMini-Con-XconnectormanufacturedbyConxall
w w . c o n x a l l . c o m ).Theotherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
(w
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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M
E
F
J
H
D
C
K
L
A
B
N
Mini-Con-X
connector
"Mini-Con-X" provided by www .conxall.com
Note: The transducer cable must not be exposed
to oil or other petroleum fluids.
C
H
D
J
4
17
Connection box
with Mini-Con-X socket
"Auxiliary" 25-pin
D-connector on GPT
GPT T ransducer
socket
Screen to plug housing
W802-13
Rev.A
38/200 Combi C transducer , termination
3
3
1
1
6
6
5
5
4
4
2
2
7
7
200 kHz
200 kHz
200 kHz
200 kHz
38 kHz
38 kHz
38 kHz
38 kHz
Thermistor
Thermistor
Thermistor
Thermistor
Red
Black
Blue
White
Green
Y ellow
Screen
3
1
6
5
4
2
7
small circular marker identifies pin 1.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(6)
(7)
(4)
(5)
V iew: Looking the socket on the rear side of the cabinet into
38/200CombiCtransducer
ThisistheterminationofthetransducercablefromtheSimrad38/200CombiCtransducer.
ThetransducercableisterminatedinaMini-Con-XconnectormanufacturedbyConxall
w w . c o n x a l l . c o m ).Theotherendofthecableispermanentlyxedtothetransducer.
(w
Ifyouneedtosplicethetransducercable,itisveryimportanttousethecorrectcable,
andtoavoidgroundloops.W estronglyrecommendtheuseofajunctionbox.Wealso
recommendthatyouinstallthetransducercableinasteelconduit.
Formoreinformation,see:
•Transducercablesplicingonpage142
•Steelconduitonpage142
•GPTTransducerplugconnectiononpage107
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Software installation
ThischapterdescribeshowtoinstalltheES70software,howtoupgrade,howtoobtaina
softwarelicense,andnallyhowtoremovethesoftwareinstallation.
Topics
•HowtoinstalltheES70softwareonpage76
•HowtoobtaintheES70licenseonpage77
•HowtoupgradetheES70softwareonpage77
•HowtoremovetheES70softwareonpage78
HowtoinstalltheES70software
Usethisprocedureifyouneedtoinstallthesoftwareonanewcomputer.Notethat
minimumhardwareandsoftwarerequirementsmustbemetbythecomputer.
1Powerupthecomputer.
2InserttheES70CD-ROM.
3Observethattheinstallationprogramopens.
Iftheinstallationprogramdoesnotstartautomatically,usealemanagertoaccess
theCDfolder.Double-clickontheSetup.exeletostarttheinstallation.
4AllowtheES70installationtorun.Followtheinstructionsprovided.
5Oncetheinstallationhasbeencompleted,double-clicktheES70icononthedesktop
tostarttheapplication.
WhentheES70starts,youmayseeadialogrequestingpermissiontoupgradethe
rmwareonthetransceiver.Thishappensifthermwareonthetransceiverisolder
thanthermwareprovidedasapartoftheES70software.Sincefunctionality
ontheES70maydependonthermwareinthetransceiver,clickY estoupgrade
thetransceiver.
6IfyouuseWindows7operatingsystem:
aObservethatWindows7Firewallwillopenadialogrequestinginformation
aboutthenetwork.
bSelectPublic,andclickAllowaccess.
7Observethestart-upprocedureintheGettingstartedchapter.
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ThischapterisprovidedintheES70OperatormanualandES70Referencemanual.
HowtoobtaintheES70license
TheES70requiresavalidlicensetooperate.Withoutalicenseyouwillnotbeableto
communicatewiththetransceiver.
Note
Ifyoureplaceyourcomputer,orifyoureplacemajorcomponentsinsideyourcomputer ,
youwillneedanewlicensecode.
1Double-clicktheES70icononthedesktoptostarttheapplication.
2ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
3ClickInstallationtoopentheInstallationsub-menu.
Onthesub-menu,clickSoftwareLicensetoopentheSoftwareLicensedialog.
4WritedowntheHardwareIDprovidedbytheSoftwareLicensedialog.
5Contactyourdealertoorderthesoftwarelicense.
Yourdealerwillneedthefollowinginformationfromyoutoplacetheorder:
•Vesselnameandcallsign
•Vesseltype(trawler,purseseiner,etc.)
•Vesselowner’sname,addressandcontactinformation
•Serialnumberonalltransceivers
•HardwareID
6 Whenthesoftwarelicenseisreturned,starttheES70,opentheSoftwareLicense
dialog,andclickEnterLicenceString.
7Writedownthecode,andclickOk.
8ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
HowtoupgradetheES70software
Usethisprocedureifyouwishtoreinstallthesoftware,orreceiveanewCD-ROM
withasoftwareupgrade.
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1 Observetheprocedureforsoftwareinstallation.
Unlessyouhavemadeanyhardwarechangesonyourcomputer,theexisting
softwarelicensewillbeused.
HowtoremovetheES70software
UsethisprocedureifyouneedtoremovealltheES70softwarefromthecomputer.Note
thatalldataintheES70directorywillbeerased.
1 Observetheoperatingsystem’sfunctionalityforsoftwareremoval.
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Connecting thetransceiver
ThischapterexplainshowtoconnecttheES70computertothetransceiver,andhowto
setupthefrequencychannels.
Eachtransceivercontainsoneormoref
identifythecombinationofatransceiver,transducersandthefrequenciesoffered.Split
beamtransceiverscontainonlyonechanneleach.TheupperpartoftheTransceiver
Installationdialogdisplaysalistoffrequencychannelswhicheitherare,orhavebeen,
installedontheES70.Foreachchannel,astatuslabelisprovided.
Topics
•GeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)interfaceonpage79
•Administrationoffrequencychannelsonpage80
r e q u e n c y c h a n n e l s .Thephraseisusedto
GeneralPurposeT ransceiver(GPT)interface
TheES70computercommunicateswiththeGeneralPurposeTransceiverusingoneor
moreEthernetcables.Thenumberandtypeofcablesrequireddependsonthesystem
conguration.Thefollowingbasiccongurationsexist:
•Onetransceiver:Usea“crossover”cablebetweenthecomputerandthetransceiver
•Twoormoretransceivers:Use“straight”cablesbetweenthecomputerandthe
Ethernetswitch,andbetweentheswitchandthetransceivers.
Wiringprocedure,onetransceiver
1LocatetheEthernetportyouwishtouseonthecomputer.
2Connecta“crossover”cablefromthecomputer’sEthernetsockettothesocketon
theGeneralPurposeTransceiver.
→RJ45Ethernet,crossoveronpage50
Wiringprocedure,twoormoretransceivers
1LocatetheEthernetportyouwishtouseonthecomputer.
2InstallanEthernetswitch.
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3 Connecta“straight”cablefromthecomputer’sEthernetsockettothe“uplink”
socketontheEthernetswitch.
→RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage49
4 Connect“straight”cablesfromEthernetswitch’sremainingsocketstoeachofthe
GeneralPurposeTransceivers.
Setupprocedure
NotethatyouwillonlyneedtocarryoutthisprocedureifyousetupanES70system
usingalocallypurchasedcomputer!
ThisprocedureisvalidforMicrosoftWindowsXP.
1OntheES70,exittheechosounderprogram,andaccesstheDesktop.
2ClicktheStartbuttoninthebottomleftcornerofthedesktop.
Onthemenu,selectSettings,andthenControlPanel.
3OntheControlPanel,selectNetworkconnections.
4Double-clickonLocalAreaConnectiontoopentheLocalAreaConnectionStatus
dialog.
5Atthebottomofthedialog,clickProperties.
6IntheLocalAreaConnectionPropertiesdialog,selectInternetProtocol(TCP/IP),
andclickProperties.
7ObservethattheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)Propertiesdialogopens.
8ClickUsethefollowingIPaddress,andenterIPaddress:157.237.14.12.
ObservethattheSubnetmaskandDefaultgatewayaddressesappearautomatically.
Youdonotneedtochangethese.
9ClickOktoexittheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)Propertiesdialog.
10ClickOktoexittheLocalAreaConnectionPropertiesdialog.
11ClickClosetoexittheLocalAreaConnectionStatusdialog.
Administrationoffrequencychannels
Usethefollowingprocedurestoinstall,modifyordeletefrequencychannelsfromthe
echosoundersetup.
GeneralPurposeTransceivers(GPT)unitsphysicallyconnectedtotheechosounder’s
Ethernetinterfaceareidentiedautomaticallybythesystem.Whenyouopenthe
TransceiverInstallationdialogfromtheSetupmenu,alistwillbeprovided.Asingle
frequencytransceiveroccupiesoneentryinthelist,andadualfrequencytransceiver
occupiestwo.Eachentryisidentiedasafrequencychannel,andthelinedisplaysthe
parametersforthechannel.Entriesinthefrequencychannellistareshowninblack,
greenorredcolouridentifyingitscurrentstatus.
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1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickInstallationtoopentheInstallationsub-menu.
Onthesub-menu,clickTransceiverInstallationtoopentheTransceiverInstallation
dialog.
3 IntheTransceiverInstallationdialog,clickBrowse.
TheES70willautomaticallysearchthenetworkforavailabletransceivers.
Connectingthetransceiver
4 Observethatavailablefrequencychannelsarelistedinthedialog.
Eachtransceivercontainsoneormoref
r e q u e n c y c h a n n e l s .Thephraseisusedto
identifythecombinationofatransceiver,transducersandthefrequenciesoffered.
Splitbeamtransceiverscontainonlyonechanneleach.Theupperpartofthe
TransceiverInstallationdialogdisplaysalistoffrequencychannelswhicheitherare,
orhavebeen,installedontheES70.Foreachchannel,astatuslabelisprovided.
•Busy:Thefrequencychannelisalreadyinuse,probablybyanotherechosounder
onthesamenetwork.Y oucannotconnecttothischannel.
•Installed:ThisfrequencychannelisconnectedtoyouES70system.
•Lost:Thisfrequencychannelcannotbeused.
5 Selectafrequencychannelthatisavailable,andchoosethecorrecttransducerin
thespinbox.
Note
Thisisacriticaltask.Youmustensurethatthecorrecttransducerisselected.If
youconnectthetransceivertoatransducerthatcannothandlethepowerrating,it
maybedamagedbeyondrepair .
6ObservethatthestatusfortherelevantfrequencychannelschangestoInstalled.
7ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
Howtodisconnectafrequencychannel
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickInstallationtoopentheInstallationsub-menu.
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Onthesub-menu,clickTransceiverInstallationtoopentheTransceiverInstallation
dialog.
3 Observethatcurrentfrequencychannelsarelistedinthedialog.
Eachtransceivercontainsoneormoref
r e q u e n c y c h a n n e l s .Thephraseisusedto
identifythecombinationofatransceiver,transducersandthefrequenciesoffered.
Splitbeamtransceiverscontainonlyonechanneleach.Theupperpartofthe
TransceiverInstallationdialogdisplaysalistoffrequencychannelswhicheitherare,
orhavebeen,installedontheES70.Foreachchannel,astatuslabelisprovided.
•Busy:Thefrequencychannelisalreadyinuse,probablybyanotherechosounder
onthesamenetwork.Y oucannotconnecttothischannel.
•Installed:ThisfrequencychannelisconnectedtoyouES70system.
•Lost:Thisfrequencychannelcannotbeused.
4Onthefrequencychannelyouwishtodisconnect,setthetransducertypetoNone.
5ObservethatthestatusfortherelevantfrequencychannelschangestoAvailable.
6ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
HowtomodifyanIPaddress
ThetransceiversareprovidedbySimradreadilysetupwithaxedEthernetaddressand
anIPaddress.IfyourES70usestwotransceiverswithidenticalfrequencies,thesewill
bydefaulthavedifferentEthernetaddresses,butidenticalIPaddresses.Inorderforyour
systemtowork,alltransceiversmusthaveuniqueIPaddresses.
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickInstallationtoopentheInstallationsub-menu.
Onthesub-menu,clickTransceiverInstallationtoopentheTransceiverInstallation
dialog.
3Observethatthecurrentfrequencychannelsarelistedinthedialog.
4Clickonceonthefrequencychannelyouwishtomodify.
5ObservethattherelevanttransceiverparametersareshownintheTransceiver
Informationeld
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6Settthetransducer(s)toNone,andclickApply.
7ClickChangeIPAddresstoopentheIPAddressdialog.
Note
IfyouhavetwoEthernetcablesconnectedtoyourcomputer ,youmayneedto
disconnecttheEthernetcabletotheship’ snetworkbeforetheChangeIPAddress
isavailable.
8EnteranewIPaddress
Tip
ChangeonlythelastdigitintheIPaddress.
IfyoudohaveakeyboardconnectedtoyourES70system,clicktheKeyboard
buttonatthebottomofthedialogtoopenanon-screenkeyboard.
9ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
10IntheT ransceiverInstallationdialog,observethattheIPaddressforthechosen
transceiverhaschanged.
11 InstallthetransducersforthechannelwiththenewIPaddress.
Note
Makesurethatyouchoosethecorrecttransducer(s)!
12 ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
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Interfaces andintegration
TheSimradES70computerprovidesoneormoremultipurposeserialandEthernet
portsforexternalinterfaces.
Whichinterfacestouse,andhowmany,mustbedecidedbyconsideringtheavailable
seriallinesonthecomputerandtheneedforintegrationwithotherhydroacousticand
navigationsystems.
Topics
•AboutNMEAinterfacesandtelegramsonpage84
•Externalinterfacesonpage85
–HowtosetuptheEthernetoutputinterfaceonpage86
–HowtosetuptheSimradITITrawlsysteminterfaceonpage87
–HowtosetuptheSimradPICatchmonitoringsysteminterfaceonpage88
–Howtosetupthesonarsysteminterfaceonpage90
–Howtosetupthenavigationsysteminterfaceonpage90
–Howtosetupthemotionsensorinterfaceonpage92
–Howtosetupthedepthoutputonpage93
–Howtosetuptheannotationinterfaceonpage94
•ES70Externaltriggeringonpage95
•GPTAuxiliaryconnectoronpage99
AboutNMEAinterfacesandtelegrams
BymeansoftheconnectorsontheES70computer,theechosoundercancommunicate
withseveralperipheraldevices.Thisisuseful,asitallowsyoutoexportandimport
informationtoandfromthesedevices.Inordertoestablishthiscommunication,the
devicesoneachendofthecablemustspeakthesame“language".
Relatedtopics
•Telegramformatsonpage160
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NMEA
TheNationalMarineElectronicsAssociation(NMEA)hasdenedcommunication
standardsformaritimeelectronicequipment,andtheES70echosounderconformsto
thesestandards.ThemostcommonstandardisNMEA0183,andtheNationalMarine
ElectronicsAssociationdescribesitasfollows:
TheNMEA0183InterfaceStandarddeneselectricalsignalrequirements,data
transmissionprotocolandtime,andspecicsentenceformatsfora4800baudserial
databus.Eachbusmayhaveonlyonetalkerbutmanylisteners.
—NationalMarineElectronicsAssociation
FormoreinformationabouttheNationalMarineElectronicsAssociationandtheNMEA
0183standard,refertotheorganization’swebsiteat:
t t p : \ \ w w w . n m e a . o r g
h
Telegrams
Tomoveinformationbetweentwoelectronicunits,thedataarecollectedintelegrams.
Thecontent(protocol)ofeachtelegramisdenedbytheNMEAstandard,andseveral
telegramtypesexisttoallowdifferenttypeofdatatobedistributed.
Thephrasedatagramisalsofrequentlyusedaboutthiscommunicationmethod.
Unlessyouwishtowriteyourownsoftware,youdonotneedtoknowhowthese
telegramsaredesigned.However,wheneveryousetupequipmentinterfaces,youneed
toensurethateachsystemonyourcommunicationlineissetuptosendandreceivethe
sametelegram.Thestandardallowsonesystemtosenddata(a“talker")andseveral
otherstoreceivedatasimultaneously("listeners")onthesameline.Therefore,youmust
ensurethatallproductsreceivingdataonacommunicationlineissetuptoreceivethe
sametelegram(s)thatthetransmittingproductprovides.
StandardNMEA0183communicationparameters
ThecommunicationparametersdenedforNMEA0183are:
•Baudrate:4800bitspersecond
•Databits:8
•Parity:None
•Stopbits:One
Someinstrumentswillalsoofferotherparametersand/orchoices.
Externalinterfaces
Thefollowinginterfacesaresetuptotransmitand/orreceiveinformationbymeans
ofEthernetand/orseriallines.
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HowtosetuptheEthernetoutputinterface
TheES70cancommunicatewithanexternaldevicesthatcanbenetfromtheprocessed
data.SuchdevicesincludetheOlexchartplottersystem.Thiscommunicationis
controlledbytheEthernetOutputdialog.
Thefollowingtelegramsmaybeexported:
•Parameter
•Vessellog
•Navigation
•Motionsensor
•Depth
•Echogram
•Echotrace
TheinterfacewillrequiretheabsoluteidentityoftheremoteUDPportandtheremoteIP
address.
ThesettingsrequiredfortheOlexsystemarespeciedintheEK500Datagramdialog
descriptionintheES70ReferenceManual.
Wiringprocedure
1LocatetheEthernetportyouwishtouse.
2IfnoEthernetportisavailable,anEthernetswitchmaybeinsertedbetweenthe
computerandthetransceiver.
3 IfyouconnectanEthernetcabledirectlybetweentheES70computerandaremote
computer,youmustuseaEthernetcable.Ifyouconnecttheothercomputerby
meansofanEthernetswitch,youmustuse“straight”Ethernetcables.
Setupprocedure
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickEthernetOutputtoopentheEthernetOutputdialog.
3DenetheRemotePort.
4DenetheRemoteIPAddressforthecomputeryouwishtoexporttheinformationto.
5SetCommunicationModetoBroadcast.
6IntheEthernetOutputdialog,clickEK500DatagramtoopentheEK500Datagram
dialog.
7OntheDatagramtab,denewhichdatagramsyouwishtoexport.
8ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
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Relatedtopics
•RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage49
•RJ45Ethernet,crossoveronpage50
HowtosetuptheSimradITIT rawlsysteminterface
CommunicationwiththeSimradITI(IntegratedTrawlInstrumentation)isbasedon
NMEAandproprietarytelegrams.
Supportedtelegramformats
•DBSDepthbelowsurfaceonpage161
•DBSDepthoftrawlbelowsurfaceonpage170
•HFBTrawlheadropetofootropeandbottomonpage170
Wiringprocedureforserialcommunication
1LocateafreeRS-232serialportthatcanbeusedtoconnecttheITIsystem.
2OntheES70computer,connectthereceivesignalRxonpin2,thetransmitsignal
Txonpin3,andgroundonpin5.
→GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
3 OntheITItransceiver,useconnectorSerialA.ConnectthereceivesignalRxonpin
2,thetransmitsignalTxonpin3,andgroundonpin5.
→ITIseriallineonpage60
4 Ensurethatthelengthofthecabledoesnotexceedapproximately50meters.Ifa
longercableisrequired,youmayneedtousebufferampliersontheserialline.
Setupprocedure
ThisprocedureexplainshowtheES70canbesetuptoreceiveITIinformationona
serialport.
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickInstallationtoopentheInstallationsub-menu.
Onthesub-menuI/OSetuptoopentheI/OSetupdialog.
3IntheI/OSetupdialog,selectwhichseriallinetousetoacceptITIinformation.
4Clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheInputbuttontoopentheSelect
Inputsdialog.
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5 IntheSelectInputsdialog,locatetheITIontheleftside,andclickthe[> ]button
toconnectit.
•ITI:ThissettingallowsyoutocommunicatewiththeSimradITIsystem.
ValuesfortrawlopeninganddistancemustbeenteredmanuallyintheTrawl
dialog.
Thefollowingproprietarytelegramformatsaresupported:
–DBSDepthbelowsurfaceonpage161
–DBSDepthoftrawlbelowsurfaceonpage170
–HFBTrawlheadropetofootropeandbottomonpage170
6ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
7IntheI/OSetupdialog,clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheSetup
buttontoopentheSerialSetupdialog.
8IntheSerialSetupdialog,entertherelevantparameterstosetuptheport.
9ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
10IntheI/OSetupdialog,clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheMonitor
buttontoopenthePortMonitordialog.
Inordertomonitorthedataow,theITIsystemmustbeactiveandtransmitting
informationtotheES70.
11 Ifthedataowisoperational,closealldialogs.
HowtosetuptheSimradPICatchmonitoringsystem
interface
CommunicationwiththeSimradPIFamilycatchmonitoringsystemsisbasedonNMEA
andproprietarytelegrams.
Supportedtelegramformats
•DBSDepthbelowsurfaceonpage161
•PSIMP .DPISensordataonpage171
Wiringprocedureforserialcommunication
1LocateafreeRS-232serialportthatcanbeusedtoconnectthePIsystem.
2OntheES70computer,connectthereceivesignalRxonpin2,thetransmitsignal
Txonpin3,andgroundonpin5.
→GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
3 OnPI44andPI54,useeitherconnectorNMEA1orNMEA2.Connectthereceive
signalRxonpin8,thetransmitsignalTxonpin6,andgroundonpins7and9.
→PI44/54seriallineonpage61
4 OnPI30andPI32,useconnectorNMEA.ConnectthereceivesignalRxonpin3,the
transmitsignalTxonpin1,andgroundonpins2and4.
→PI30/32seriallineonpage62
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5 Ensurethatthelengthofthecabledoesnotexceedapproximately50meters.Ifa
longercableisrequired,youmayneedtousebufferampliersontheserialline.
Setupprocedure
ThisprocedureexplainshowtheES70canbesetuptoreceivePIinformationona
serialport.
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickInstallationtoopentheInstallationsub-menu.
Onthesub-menuI/OSetuptoopentheI/OSetupdialog.
3IntheI/OSetupdialog,selectwhichseriallinetousetoacceptPIinformation.
4Clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheInputbuttontoopentheSelect
Inputsdialog.
5IntheSelectInputsdialog,locatethePI50ontheleftside,andclickthe[>]button
toconnectit.
•PI:ThissettingallowsyoutocommunicatewithoneoftheSimradPIsystems.
Valuesfortrawlopeninganddistanceareprovidedbythesystem.Thefollowing
proprietarytelegramformatsaresupported:
–DBSDepthbelowsurfaceonpage161
–PSIMP .DPISensordataonpage171
6ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
7IntheI/OSetupdialog,clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheSetup
buttontoopentheSerialSetupdialog.
8IntheSerialSetupdialog,entertherelevantparameterstosetuptheport.
9ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
10IntheI/OSetupdialog,clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheMonitor
buttontoopenthePortMonitordialog.
Inordertomonitorthedataow ,thePIsystemmustbeactiveandtransmitting
informationtotheES70.
11 Ifthedataowisoperational,closealldialogs.
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Howtosetupthesonarsysteminterface
Thecurrentdepthfromadenedtransceiverchannelcanbesentoutonaseriallineto
asonarsystem.Y oucanonlyusetheseriallinesalreadysetuptoacceptinputfrom
otherperipherals.
Notethatthedepthinformationisnormallyalsoprovidedontheduplexinterfacesto
trawlinstrumentationandcatchmonitoringsystems.
Wiringprocedure
1LocatetheRS-232serialportthatcanbeusedtoconnectthesonarsystem.
2OntheES70computer,connectthetransmitsignalTxonpin3,andgroundonpin5.
3Sonar:
•InterfaceUnit:UseoneoftheseriallineconnectorsTB1throughTB7.Connect
thetransmittedsignalTxfromES70topin1,andgroundonpin5.
•ProcessorUnit:ConnectthetransmittedsignalTxfromES70topin2,and
groundonpin5.
4Ensurethatthelengthofthecabledoesnotexceedapproximately50meters.Ifa
longercableisrequired,youmayneedtousebufferampliersontheserialline.
Setupprocedure
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickDepthOutputtoopentheDepthOutputdialog.
3Selectwhichporttouse.
4Fortheselectedport,clickSetuptodenethecommunicationparameters.
5Selectwhichtelegramtosend.
6Ifapplicable,denetheTalkerID.
7Selectwhichtransceiverandfrequencyyouwishtoexportthedepthinformation
from.
Inmostcases,thelowestfrequencyisused.
8 ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
Howtosetupthenavigationsysteminterface
MostGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)receiversprovideNMEA0183telegrams
containingspeed,headingandsaileddistanceaswellasgeographicallatitudeand
longitude.
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Supportedtelegramformatsforheading:
•HDGHeading,deviationandvariationonpage164
•HDTHeading,trueonpage165
•HDMHeading,magneticonpage164
•VHWWaterspeedandheadingonpage165
Supportedtelegramformatsfordistance
•RMCRecommendedminimumspecicGNSSdataonpage165
•VHWWaterspeedandheadingonpage165
•VTGCourseoverground&groundspeedonpage166
Supportedtelegramformatsforpositioning
•GLLGeographicalpositionlatitude/longitudeonpage163
•GGAGlobalpositioningsystemxdataonpage163
•RMCRecommendedminimumspecicGNSSdataonpage165
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Supportedtelegramformatsforspeed
•RMCRecommendedminimumspecicGNSSdataonpage165
•VHWWaterspeedandheadingonpage165
•VTGCourseoverground&groundspeedonpage166
Wiringprocedureforserialcommunication
1LocateafreeRS-232serialportthatcanbeusedtoconnectthenavigationreceiver.
2OntheES70computer,connectthereceivesignalRxonpin2,andgroundonpin5.
→GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
3OntheGPSsystem,wireasdescribedintherelevantdocumentation.
4Ensurethatthelengthofthecabledoesnotexceedapproximately50meters.Ifa
longercableisrequired,youmayneedtousebufferampliersontheserialline.
Setupprocedure
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickNavigationtoopentheNavigationdialog.
3Foreachtab:
aSelectwhichporttouse.
bClickSetupfortheselectedporttodenethecommunicationparameters.
cSelectwhichNMEASentencetouse.
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IfyouchooseAuto,theES70willautomaticallychooseamongtheincoming
informationaccordingtoapredenedprioritylist.
dIfapplicable,denetheTalkerID.
4ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
Howtosetupthemotionsensorinterface
TheES70Fishndingechosoundercanacceptinputsfrombothanalogueanddigital
heavesensors.AsensorwithananalogueoutputisconnecteddirectlytotheAuxiliary
connectorontheGeneralPurposeTransceiver,whileadigitalsensorisconnectedtoone
oftheserialinputsusingRS-232.
Ifmorethanonetransceiverisusedbytheechosoundersystem,theanaloguesensoris
connectedtoonlyoneofthem.
Supportedtelegramformats
•Sounder/TSS1Motionprotocolonpage173
•SimradEMAttitude1000onpage168
•SimradEMAttitude3000onpage169
Wiringprocedure
1LocateafreeRS-232serialportthatcanbeusedtoconnectthesensor.
2OntheES70computer,connectthereceivesignalRxonpin2,andgroundonpin5.
→GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
3Onthemotionsensor,wireasdescribedintherelevantdocumentation.
Setupprocedure
ThisprocedureexplainshowtheES70canbesetuptoreceivemotionsensorinformation
onaserialport.
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickInstallationtoopentheInstallationsub-menu.
Onthesub-menuI/OSetuptoopentheI/OSetupdialog.
3 IntheI/OSetupdialog,selectwhichseriallinetousetoacceptmotionsensor
information.
4Clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheInputbuttontoopentheSelect
Inputsdialog.
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5 IntheSelectInputsdialog,locatetheAMLontheleftside,andclickthe[> ]button
toconnectit.
Thissettingallowsyoutocommunicatewiththemotionsensorsystem.
Thefollowingproprietarytelegramformatsaresupported:
•Sounder/TSS1Motionprotocolonpage173
•SimradEMAttitude1000onpage168
•SimradEMAttitude3000onpage169
6ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
7IntheI/OSetupdialog,clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheSetup
buttontoopentheSerialSetupdialog.
8IntheSerialSetupdialog,entertherelevantparameterstosetuptheport.
9ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
10IntheI/OSetupdialog,clickonthechosenporttoselectit,thenclicktheMonitor
buttontoopenthePortMonitordialog.
Inordertomonitorthedataow,themotionsensorsystemmustbeactiveand
transmittinginformationtotheES70.
11 Ifthedataowisoperational,closealldialogs.
Howtosetupthedepthoutput
TheES70Fishndingechosounderwilloutputdepthinformationonseveraldifferent
formats.
Supportedtelegramformats
•DBSDepthbelowsurfaceonpage161
•DBTDepthbelowtransduceronpage162
•DPTDepthonpage162
•SimradEK500Depthonpage167
•Atlasdepthtelegramonpage175
•PSIMDHBBottomhardnessandbiomassonpage172
Wiringprocedureforserialcommunication
1LocatewhichRS-232portyouwishtouse.
2TheES70Fishndingechosounder,connectthetransmitsignalTxonpin3,and
groundonpin5.
→GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
3Ontheremotesystem,wireasdescribedintherelevantdocumentation.
4Ensurethatthelengthofthecabledoesnotexceedapproximately50meters.Ifa
longercableisrequired,youmayneedtousebufferampliersontheserialline.
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Setupprocedure
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
2ClickDepthOutputtoopentheDepthOutputdialog.
3Selectwhichporttouse.
4Fortheselectedport,clickSetuptodenethecommunicationparameters.
5Selectwhichtelegramtosend.
6Ifapplicable,denetheTalkerID.
7Selectwhichtransceiverandfrequencyyouwishtoexportthedepthinformation
from.
Inmostcases,thelowestfrequencyisused.
8 ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
Howtosetuptheannotationinterface
TheES70Fishndingechosoundercanacceptannotation(text)inputfromanexternal
system.
Supportedtelegramformats
•SimradATSAnnotationonpage174
Wiringprocedureforserialcommunication
Note
TheASCIIdatagramwiththeexternalannotationmustbeconnectedtothesameserial
lineasthenavigationsystem.
1LocateafreeRS-232serialportthatcanbeusedtoconnecttheexternalsystem.
2OntheES70computer,connectthereceivesignalRxonpin2,andgroundonpin5.
→GenericRS-232Seriallineonpage42
3Ontheexternalsystem,wireasdescribedintherelevantdocumentation.
4Ensurethatthelengthofthecabledoesnotexceedapproximately50meters.Ifa
longercableisrequired,youmayneedtousebufferampliersontheserialline.
Setupprocedure
1ClicktheSetupiconundertheMainmenutoopentheSetupsub-menu.
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2ClickAnnotationstoopentheAnnotationsdialog.
3ClickPortsoselectcommunicationport.
4ClickSetupsodenethecommunicationparameters.
5ClickOKtosavethecurrentsettingsandclosethedialog.
ES70Externaltriggering
Whenevermorethanonehydroacousticsystem(echosounderorsonar)isinstalledona
vessel,interferencemayoccur.Toavoidthis,thesystemsmayeitherbeconnectedto
acommonsynchronizationsystem,oroneoftheacousticsystemsmaybedenedas
aMaster.
TheES70echosounderincludeinterfaceforremotetransmitsynchronisation.The
systemcanbesetuptooperateineitherMasterorSlavemodeinrelationtoanexternal
synchronizationorhydroacousticsystem.
TheES70systemmaycomprisemorethanoneGeneralPurposeTransceiver.IftheES70
operatesasaMaster,thesynchronizationbetweenthesearecontrolledbytheecho
soundersoftware.IftheechosounderoperatesasaSlavesystem,thetransceiversmust
beindividuallycontrolledbytheMastersystem.
Note
Initsdefaultconguration,theES70issetuptooperateasaMaster.Specialaction
mustbetakentoreconguretheechosounderforSlaveoperation.Thisismadeinthe
OperationdialogbyselectingExternaltriggering.
Synchronisationusingaserialline
AccordingtothestandardspecicationsforRS-232,anoutputmustgenerateavoltage
levelof+5to+15Vdc(logic“low”),and-5to-15Vdc(logic“high”)intoaloadof3to
7kΩ.AnRS-232receivermustpresenta3to7kΩload,convertinganinputof+3to
+25Vdctologic“low”,andaninputof+3to+25Vdctologic“high”.
ThephysicalwiringbetweentheES70computerandthesonarInterfaceUnitisshownin
sectionSonarsynchronisationonpage44.AnyoftheES70seriallinescanbeused,and
itconnectstoterminalboardTB8intheInterfaceUnit.
Relatedtopics
•Sonarsynchronisationonpage44
•RS-232asexternaltriggeronpage43
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Mastersystem
OntheES70computer,RTS(pin7)goeslogical“low”(typically+10Vdc)approximately
2to3mspriortotransmitting,andreturnstological“high”(typically-10Vdc)when
theechosounderhavenishedsamplingtheechodata.
Slavesystem
TheES70triggersonapositiveedgefromthesonar(levelexceeds+3Vdc)onCTS
(pin8).
Note
OnSimradES70softwareversionspriorto2.2.0.pin7ontheechosoundermustn o t be
connectedwhentheechosounderrunsin“slave”mode.
OlderSimradsonars
OnolderSimradsonars,youmustuseaseriallineoneachend.TheES70serialline
mustthenbeconnectedtoaseriallineonthesonaraccordingtothedescriptioninsection
RS-232asexternaltrigger onpage43.
SynchronisationusingGPTAuxiliaryplug
TheGeneralPurposeTransceiver(GPT)isequippedwithanauxiliarysocket,andthis
interfacedevicesupportstriggerpulses.
Relatedtopics
•GPTtrigger/synchronisationonpage58
Mastersystem
WhentheES70systemissetuptooperateasaMasterinasystem,theTrigOutsignal
fromthetransceiver’sAuxiliaryconnectormustbeconnectedtotheexternaltriggerinput
ontheotherhydroacousticsystem(s).IfmorethanonetransceiverisusedbytheMaster
system,theTrigOutsignalmustbetakenfromtheactivetransceiver.TwoT rigOut
signalsareavailableforeitherpositiveornegativetriggering.Whenactivate,thetrigger
signalwillallowallthesystemstotransmitsimultaneously.
Note
Simultaneoustransmissionofmorethanonesystemcanonlytakeplaceifthesystems
operatewithdifferentfrequencies!
TheTrigOut+signalisanopencollectoroutput(max100mA)containinga100kohm
pullupresistorto+5Vdc.Thissignalisnormallylow.TheTrigOut+signalgoeshigh
whenthetransceiverisreadytotransmit,anditgoeslowagainwhenallfrequency
channelsofthetransceiverhavenishedtransmitting.
TrigOut-istheinverseofTrigOut+.
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10k
+5 Vdc
39,2k
C C
U1
(CD010010A)
100k
+5 Vdc
BSR14
(CD010010B)
ConnectthegroundwiretooneoftheGroundpins(18-22).
Slavesystem
Ifanexternalsystemisusedtoprovidethetransmittrigger,thetriggersignalmustbe
connectedtooneoftheTrigIninputsonthetransceiver’sAuxiliaryconnector.When
activated.thetriggersignalfromtheexternalsystemwillallowtheES70systemto
transmit.
IfmorethanonetransceiverisusedbytheSlavesystem,theinputtriggermustbe
connectedtoallthetransceiversinparallel.
TwoTrigIninputsareavailableforeitherpositiveornegativetriggering.TheTrigIn-
inputissensitivetoahigh-to-lowtransition.
ConnectthegroundwiretooneoftheGroundpins(18-22).
GPTAuxiliaryplugschematics
Thecircuitryprovidinginputandoutputtriggering–aswellasotherinterfaces–are
providedintheschematicsbelow.
Figure17 Digitalinput
Thisdigitalinputcircuitryisvalidforthefollowinginterfaces:TrigIn+,TrigIn-,Event
andLog.
Figure18 Digitaloutput
Thisdigitaloutputcircuitryisvalidforthefollowinginterfaces:TrigOut+,TrigOut-
andAlarm.
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39k
68k
68,1k
+5 Vdc
100k
(+)
(-)
C C
(CD010010C)
100k
+5 Vdc
100k
C C
Note
Thecurrentthatcanbedrawnfromthisopencollectorcircuitryislimitedto100mA
Figure19 Differentialinput
Thisdifferentialinputcircuitryisvalidforthefollowinginterfaces:Heave,PitchandRoll.
Note
Maximumdifferentialinputrangeis±10Vdc.
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