Simrad SH90 Installation manual

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Thismanualprovidesyouwiththebasicinformation requiredtoinstalltheSimradSH90.Formoredetailed informationaboutthepracticaluseoftheproduct,referto theSimradSH90OperatormanualortheSimradSH90 Referencemanual.
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Tableofcontents

ABOUTTHISMANUAL.....................................................11
SIMRADSH90.................................................................13
Basicinformation...................................................................................................13
Mainunits...............................................................................................................14
Wheelhouseunits........................................................................................14
Sonarroomunits.........................................................................................15
Systemdiagram......................................................................................................17
Installationprocedure.............................................................................................18
Scopeofsupply......................................................................................................20
Additionalrequireditems.......................................................................................20
DisplayUnit.............................................................................................20
UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)..............................................................20
Installationtrunk.......................................................................................21
Speedlog...................................................................................................21
Coursegyro................................................................................................21
Additionaloptionalitems.......................................................................................22
Installationtrunk.........................................................................................22
Scienticinterface......................................................................................22
Otherperipheralequipment.........................................................................23
Generalsupplyconditions......................................................................................24
Equipmentresponsibility.............................................................................24
Receipt,unpackingandstorage....................................................................25
Generalinstallationrequirements...........................................................................25
Approvalbyclassicationsociety................................................................25
Supplypower.............................................................................................26
Compassdeviation......................................................................................26
Noisesources.............................................................................................26
Drydocking...............................................................................................26
Wiring........................................................................................................26
Supportinformation...............................................................................................27
INSTALLATIONPLANNING..............................................28
Aboutinstallationdrawings....................................................................................28
Locationofthehullunit.........................................................................................29
Sonarroomrequirements.......................................................................................31
Sonarroomarrangementexample..........................................................................33
Sonarroomarrangementexample................................................................33
Sonarroomarrangementexample................................................................34
Hullunitorientationexample.......................................................................35
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SONARTRUNKINSTALLATION........................................36
Mountingthesonartrunk.......................................................................................37
Sonartrunkprotection............................................................................................38
Sonartrunkinstallationprinciples..........................................................................38
Sonartrunkinstallationmeasurements...................................................................41
HULLUNITINSTALLATION.............................................42
Howtounpackthehullunitfromitstransportbox...............................................43
Hullunitmounting.................................................................................................45
Mechanicalsupport................................................................................................47
Transduceralignment.............................................................................................47
Hullunitinstallationchecklist...............................................................................48
TRANSCEIVERUNITANDPOWERSUPPLYUNIT
INSTALLATION...............................................................49
TransceiverUnitpreparations................................................................................49
PowerSupplyUnitpreparations.............................................................................50
TransceiverUnitinstallationprocedure.................................................................50
PowerSupplyUnitinstallationprocedure..............................................................54
WHEELHOUSEUNITSINSTALLATION..............................55
Physicallocationofwheelhouseunits....................................................................55
Installationrequirements.............................................................................56
Locationofthecolourdisplay......................................................................56
LocationoftheOperatingPanel...................................................................57
LocationoftheOperatingPanelPowerSupply.............................................57
LocationoftheProcessorUnit.....................................................................57
Maximumdistancesbetweentheunits...................................................................58
Installationofthecolourdisplay............................................................................59
InstallationoftheOperatingPanel.........................................................................59
InstallationoftheOperatingPanelPowerSupply.................................................60
InstallationoftheProcessorUnit...........................................................................60
UPSINSTALLATION........................................................62
CABLELAYOUTANDINTERCONNECTIONS......................63
Cableplan...............................................................................................................64
Listofcables..........................................................................................................66
Cableprocedures....................................................................................................72
ConnectACmainstotheUninterruptedPowerSupply..................................72
ConnectthevideocablefromtheProcessorUnittothecolourdisplay...........73
ConnecttheUSBcablefromtheOperatingPaneltotheProcessorUnit...........74
ConnecttheOperatingPanel“Dualcable”....................................................75
ConnecttheOperatingPanelpowersupplytotheProcessorUnit...................76
ConnectACmainsandgroundtotheProcessorUnit.....................................77
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ConnectACmainstothecolourdisplay.......................................................78
ConnectgroundtotheOperatingPanel........................................................79
ConnecttheProcessorUnittotheTransceiverUnit.......................................80
ConnectACmainstotheTransceiverUnit...................................................81
ConnectthepowercablefromthePowerSupplyUnittotheTransceiver
Unit...........................................................................................................82
ConnecttheEthernetcablefromthePowerSupplyUnittotheTransceiver
Unit...........................................................................................................83
ConnectACmainsandgroundtothePowerSupplyUnit..............................84
ConnectACmainstotheMotorControlUnit...............................................85
ConnecttheTransceiverUnittotheMotorControlUnit................................86
ConnecttheEthernetcableforscienticoutput.............................................87
Transducercable.........................................................................................88
Installationofinterfacecablestoperipheralequipment..................................88
ProcessorUnitseriallines......................................................................................88
Seriallinesupport.......................................................................................88
JumperandDIPswitchsettings...................................................................89
Adaptercable.............................................................................................91
Referencestodetailedcabledrawingsandspecications......................................92
START-UPPROCEDURES.................................................93
StartinguptheHullUnit........................................................................................93
Hullunitfamiliarization..............................................................................94
MotorControlUnitfamiliarization...............................................................95
Functionalcheck.........................................................................................96
Apply3-phaseACpower............................................................................97
Checkthehoistingmotor’s3–phaseACconnections.....................................98
Checkthe3–phaseconnectionforcorrectrotationdirection...........................99
Checkthecontactoroperation....................................................................100
Functionalchecktoverifycorrecthoistandlowerfunctionality...................101
Startingthewheelhouseunits...............................................................................103
CheckingtheOperatingPanel..............................................................................104
Functionaltest..........................................................................................104
Startingupthesonarroomunits..........................................................................112
Checkingthehoist/lowersystem..........................................................................113
Checkingthebridgefunctions....................................................................114
Checkingthesonarroomfunctions.............................................................116
Performself-noisetest..........................................................................................117
Startingupthesonarsystem.................................................................................118
Preparations..............................................................................................118
Actionsonthebridge.................................................................................119
Actionsinthesonarroom..........................................................................120
Alignmentofthesonarpicture.............................................................................121
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Deningownshipparameters..............................................................................122
Specifyshipdimensions............................................................................122
Specifyinstrumentpositionoffsets.............................................................122
INTERFACINGPERIPHERALEQUIPMENT......................124
Interfaceandtelegramsoverview.........................................................................124
Interfacesettings...................................................................................................127
Defaultinterfacesettings...........................................................................127
Howtochangetheinterfacesettings..........................................................127
Howtomonitorthetrafconaserialline...................................................132
Synchronisationwithotheracousticsystems.......................................................133
Aboutsynchronisation..............................................................................133
SH90setupasSlave.................................................................................134
SH90setupasMaster...............................................................................134
Synchronisationsequences........................................................................135
Installationprocedures.........................................................................................136
Connectingthespeedlog...........................................................................136
Connectingthecoursegyro.......................................................................137
Testprocedures.....................................................................................................138
Speedloginterfacetest.............................................................................138
Coursegyrointerfacesetupandtest...........................................................139
Positioningsysteminterfacesetupandtest.................................................140
Echosoundersysteminterfacesetupandtest..............................................141
Trawlsysteminterfacesetupandtest.........................................................141
Catchmonitoringinterfacesetupandtest...................................................142
Radiobuoysysteminterfacesetupandtest.................................................143
Currentmeterinterfacesetupandtest.........................................................143
FINALTESTSANDMEASUREMENTS..............................145
Noise/speedcurvemeasurements.........................................................................146
Preparations.............................................................................................146
Testprocedure..........................................................................................146
Problemswithownoise..........................................................................147
Noise/speedtestresults.............................................................................147
ProcessorUnitbackupandrestore.......................................................................150
HowtocreateabackupDVD....................................................................150
HowtorestorefromabackupDVD...........................................................150
HowtoreactivatetheWindowslicence......................................................151
TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS.....................................157
Powerspecications...........................................................................................157
Weightsandoutlinedimensions.........................................................................158
Environmentalspecications.............................................................................160
Performancespecications.................................................................................161
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DRAWINGFILE.............................................................163
TransceiverUnitdimensions................................................................................164
Forwardview...........................................................................................164
Sideview.................................................................................................165
Topview..................................................................................................166
PowerSupplyUnitdimensions............................................................................167
Forwardview...........................................................................................167
Sideview.................................................................................................168
ProcessorUnitdimensions...................................................................................169
OperatingPaneldimensions.................................................................................170
SH90Hullunitdimensions..................................................................................171
SH90Sonartrunkdimensions..............................................................................172
SH90Sonartrunkproduction...............................................................................173
Sideview.................................................................................................173
Topview..................................................................................................174
SH90Blindcoverdimensions..............................................................................175
AGENERALSAFETYRULES...............................................176
BEQUIPMENTHANDLING................................................177
Transportation.......................................................................................................177
Lifting...................................................................................................................177
Storagepriortoinstallationoruse.......................................................................178
Inspection.............................................................................................................179
Unpacking............................................................................................................180
Generalunpackingprocedure....................................................................180
Unpackingelectronicandelectromechanicalunits......................................181
Unpackingmechanicalunits......................................................................181
Unpackingtransducers..............................................................................181
Storageafterunpacking........................................................................................182
Storageafteruse...................................................................................................182
Cleaningcabinets......................................................................................182
Mechanicalunits.......................................................................................183
Cables......................................................................................................183
Internalbatteries.......................................................................................183
Dehumidier............................................................................................184
Coatings...................................................................................................184
Re-packaging........................................................................................................184
Temperatureprotection.........................................................................................184
Circuitboardhandlingandpackaging..................................................................185
Returningacircuitboard...........................................................................186
Electro-StaticDischarge(ESD)............................................................................186
CSH90CABLEDETAILS...................................................188
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Cablingprinciples.................................................................................................188
Cablestoperipheraldevices.................................................................................189
Positioningsysteminterface......................................................................189
Echosoundersysteminterface...................................................................190
Trawlsonarinterface.................................................................................190
Catchmonitoringsysteminterface.............................................................191
Currentmeterinterface..............................................................................191
Radiobuoysconnectioninterface...............................................................191
Cabledrawings.....................................................................................................193
MoxaCP-134U-Iserialadapter.................................................................194
Vesselground...........................................................................................196
ACmains(IEC60320)..............................................................................197
ACmainstoMotorControlUnit................................................................198
ACmainswithIEC320/C7.......................................................................199
DCpowersupply.....................................................................................200
DCpowerfromPowerSupplyUnittoTransceiverUnit.............................201
RJ45Ethernet,straight..............................................................................202
RJ45Ethernetwithnoisesuppressor..........................................................203
VGA/SVGADisplay.................................................................................204
UniversalSerialBus(USB).......................................................................205
DVI–IDisplay..........................................................................................206
OperatingPanel“Dual”............................................................................208
DBASICCABLEREQUIREMENTS......................................209
Cabletrays............................................................................................................209
RadioFrequencyinterference..............................................................................210
Physicalprotection...............................................................................................210
Grounding.............................................................................................................211
Cableconnections.................................................................................................211
Cableterminations................................................................................................211
Cableidentication...............................................................................................212
ETELEGRAMFORMATS....................................................213
AboutNMEAtelegramformats...........................................................................213
TelegramsreceivedandsentbytheSH90............................................................214
Coursegyrotelegrams...............................................................................214
Speedlogtelegrams..................................................................................215
GPStelegrams..........................................................................................215
ITIandtrawlsystemtelegrams..................................................................215
Echosoundertelegrams.............................................................................216
Windsensortelegrams..............................................................................217
Seacurrenttelegrams................................................................................217
Catchmonitoringsystemtelegrams............................................................217
Buoytelegrams.........................................................................................217
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Targetoutputtelegrams.............................................................................218
SpecicationofNMEAtelegrams.......................................................................218
DBSDepthbelowsurface.........................................................................218
DBTDepthbelowtransducer.....................................................................218
DPTDepth...............................................................................................219
GGAGlobalpositioningsystemxdata.....................................................219
GLLGeographicalpositionlatitude/longitude............................................220
HDGHeading,deviationandvariation.......................................................220
HDMHeading,magnetic...........................................................................221
HDTHeading,true...................................................................................221
MWDWinddirectionandspeed................................................................222
MWVWindspeedandangle.....................................................................222
RMCRecommendedminimumspecicGNSSdata....................................222
VBWDualgroundandwaterspeed...........................................................223
VHWWaterspeedandheading.................................................................224
VTGCourseoverground&groundspeed..................................................224
VWRRelative(apparent)windspeedandangle..........................................224
ZDATimeanddate..................................................................................225
SpecicationofproprietarySimradtelegrams.....................................................225
DBSDepthoftrawlbelowsurface.............................................................225
FS3300Binarydepth................................................................................226
GLLTrawlposition..................................................................................226
HFBTrawlheadropetofootropeandbottom..............................................226
MDSMeasureddatashoal.........................................................................227
MTWWatertemperatureatthetrawl.........................................................228
PSIMP-FPISensordenition....................................................................228
PSIMP-DPISensordata...........................................................................229
TDSTrawldoorspread.............................................................................230
TFITrawllling.......................................................................................230
TPCTrawlpositionincartesiancoordinates...............................................231
TPPTrackedtargetpositionormarker.......................................................231
TPTTrawlpositiontruevessel..................................................................232
TS2Trawlspread2...................................................................................232
TTSTrawltoshoaldistance......................................................................232
Specicationofproprietarythirdpartytelegrams................................................233
VDVCDV ectorcurrentdirection...............................................................233
FurunoCIF...............................................................................................233
SerpeBSCBuoyinput..............................................................................236
RyokoseiRBYBuoyinput........................................................................237
FINSTALLATIONREMARKS.............................................238
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ABOUTTHISMANUAL

Aboutthismanual
Purpose
Thepurposeofthismanualistoprovidetheinformationand basicdrawingsrequiredforinstallationoftheSimradSH90.
Formoredetailedinformationaboutthepracticaluseofthe product,refertotheSimradSH90Operatormanualorthe SimradSH90Referencemanual.
Aboutthetechnicaldescriptionsandthetarget audience
ThismanualdescribestheinstallationoftheSimradSH90.
Themanualisintendedfortechnicalpersonnel;qualied maintenanceengineersandtechnicians.Itisassumedthatthe personnelisconversantwiththegeneralprinciplesofmaritime electronicequipment,inparticularsonar,echosounderandcatch monitoringsystems.Thepersonnelmustalsobefamiliarwith computerhardware,signalprocessing,interfacetechnology andtraditionaltroubleshootingonelectronicandmechanical products.
Theinstructionsmustbefollowedcarefullytoensureoptimal performance.Asaguide,installationproceduresarepresented intheordertheyaretobeperformed.Successfulcompletion ofeachprocedureistobeconrmedbycheckingoffthe correspondingbox.
Note
Theinstallationinstructionsgiveninthisdocumentmustbe adheredto.Failuretodosomayrendertheguaranteevoid.
KongsbergMaritimeASwillacceptnoresponsibilityforany damageorinjurytothesystem,vesselorpersonnelcausedby equipmentthathasbeenincorrectlyinstalledormaintained, orbydrawings,instructionsorproceduresthathavenotbeen preparedbyus.
Theequipmentdescribedinthismanualincludesthecomplete systemwithassociatedcabinets,butnotsystemunitsprovided locallybythecustomer,installationshipyardorlocaldealer.The manualalsodenestheequipmentresponsibility,andprovides instructionsforunpackingandstorage.
Afterinstallation,thisdocumentmustbestoredonboard thevesselforlaterreferencewhenupdatingorservicingthe equipment.
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Installationdrawings
Detailedvesselspecicmechanicaldrawingsfortheinstallation mustbeprovidedbythecustomer,oranyshipyardcontractedto performtheinstallation.
KongsbergMaritimeASmay,onspecialorder,provideassistance tothesedrawings.Drawingsmustbeapprovedbytheappropriate vesselcerticationauthoritypriortoinstallationofthesystem.
Applicableoutlinedimensionandproductionsdrawings areprovidedintheDrawinglechapter.Drawingsmay alsobedownloadedinPDFand/orDWGformatsfrom
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References
ThefollowingusermanualshavebeenprovidedfortheSimrad SH90.EnglishmanualsareprovidedwiththeSH90whenitis shipped.Whenavailable,manualsinotherlanguagesmaybe downloadedfromh
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•SimradSH90InstallationManual,English[323776]
•SimradSH90OperatorManual,English[323773]
•SimradSH90ReferenceManual,English[323775]
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SIMRADSH90

SimradSH90
StudythischaptertofamiliarizeyourselfwiththeSimradSH90.
Topics
Basicinformationonpage13
Mainunitsonpage14
Systemdiagramonpage17
Installationprocedureonpage18
Scopeofsupplyonpage20
Additionalrequireditemsonpage20
Additionaloptionalitemsonpage22
Generalsupplyconditionsonpage24
Generalinstallationrequirementsonpage25
Supportinformationonpage27
Relatedtopics
Generalsafetyrulesonpage176
Equipmenthandlingonpage177
Basiccablerequirementsonpage209

Basicinformation

TheSimradSH90isanomnidirectionalhighfrequencysonar.
Itisdesignedforallsizedshingvessels,bothpurseseiners andtrawlers.
Theoperationalfrequencyis114kHz.Thecylindrical multi-elementtransducerallowstheomnidirectionalsonarbeam tobetiltedelectronicallyfrom+10to–60degrees.Thisallows youtoautomaticallytrackschoolsofsh,andtoobservethe wholewatervolumearoundthevessel.Astabilisingsystemis includedforelectronicpitchandrollcompensation.
Greatemphasishasbeenplacedongivingthebestpossible presentationsonahighresolutioncolourdisplay.
TheSH90ProcessorUnitiscontrolledbyMicrosoft’sWindows
®
XP
operatingsystem,whichresultinaexiblechoiceofdisplay
modesforalargerangeofuserapplications.
Thesignalprocessingandbeamformingisperformedinafast digitalsignalprocessingsystemusingthefulldynamicrange ofthesignals.
Inadditiontothetraditionalsinglefrequencytransceiversystem, theSimradSH90containsanadvancedfrequencymodulated ltersystem(FM).
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Mainunits

TheSimradSH90comprisesthefollowingunits:
Normallyinstalledinthewheelhouse:
DisplayUnit
OperatingPanel
ProcessorUnit
OperatingPanelpowersupply
Normallyinstalledinthesonarroom:
TransceiverUnit
PowerSupplyUnit
HullUnit

Wheelhouseunits

DisplayUnit
Thecolourdisplayisahigh-resolutionmonitor.Inaddition tothesonarpicture,themonitorwillalsodisplaythemenu systemfortheinteractiveoperation.Inordertoeasethesituation comprehension,certaincolourshavebeenchosentobetterthe distinctionbetweenthevariouselementsinthepresentation.
Thecolourdisplayisnotapartofthesonardelivery ,anditmust bepurchasedlocally.
OperatingPanel
Figure1OperatingPanel
TheOperatingPanelcontainsallnecessarycontrolfunctionsfor normaloperationofthesonar.
Thecontrolsarearrangedinlogicalfunctiongroups,thisgivesa clearandeasyoperation.
Notethatallsonaroperationcanalsobemadeusingthetrackball ontheOperatingPanelandthemenusystem.Y oucanalsousea standardcomputermouse.
ProcessorUnit
TheProcessorUnitisamarinecomputerbasedontheMicrosoft WindowsXP®operatingsystem.Itisdesignedforruggeduse.
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Thecomputerisbasedonacommercialdesign,butthesoftware andhardwarehasbeenspeciedandassembledbySimradtosuit theSH90requirements.
ThecomputerholdsaDVDplayerforusewithfuturesoftware upgrades.
Figure2ProcessorUnit
Thepurposeofthiscomputeristoallowyoutocontrolthesonar. Thecomputerservesseveralfunctions.
•Itcontrolstheoveralloperationofthesonarfunctions.
•Itprovidesthegraphicpresentationofthesonarmodesand
echoes.
•Itholdsthemenusystem.
•ItcommunicateswiththeOperatingPaneltoreadthebuttons
andtrackballmovements.
•Itperformstheadvancedsignalprocessingandbeamforming
requiredtopresenttheinformationonthedisplay.
•Itcommunicateswithperipheraldevicesandsensorsusing
seriallines.
•ItcommunicateswiththeTransceiverUnit.
OperatingPanelpowersupply
Asmallpowersupplyisimplementedtoprovidestand-bypower totheOperatingPanel.Thepowersupplyisconnectedtothe ProcessorUnit.

Sonarroomunits

TransceiverUnit
TheSH90TransceiverUnitislocatedinthesonarroom,closeto theHullUnit.
Thetransceiverperformsthetransmissionandreceptioncontrol ofthe480transmittersand480receiverchannels.16identical transceiverboardsareused.Adedicatedpowersupplyis providedtosupplytherequiredDCvoltagestothetransceiver. OneEthernetcableisusedforcommunicationwiththeProcessor
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Unitinthewheelhouse,andasecondEthernetcableisusedto controlthehullunit.ThethirdEthernetcableconnectstothe PowerSupplyUnit.
Thetransducercablesfromthehullunitarepluggedintotheside walloftheTransceiverUnitcabinetusingaspecialplug.
TheTransceiverUnitismountedonthebulkheadusingpowerful shockabsorbers.Theconnectorsforpowerandinterfaceare locatedatthebottomofthecabinet.
PowerSupplyUnit
Adedicatedpowersupplycabinetisusedtoprovidethe TransceiverUnitwithoperationalpower.
WARNING
Thepowersupplycabinetcontainshighvoltages. DonotopenthecabinetdoorwhiletheSH90is switchedon.
HullUnit
TheHullUnitisdesignedtolowerthetransducer1.0meters belowtheship’shull.
Thetransducercanalsobeloweredtoanyselectedmiddle position.Incaseofvoltagefailure,thetransducercanberaised orloweredmanuallybymeansofahandcrank.
Thesensorfortheelectronicstabilisationofthesonarbeams ishousedintheMotorControlUnit,whichismountedonthe HullUnit.
WARNING
Ifthetransducerhitslargerobjectsorbottom,the transducershaftmaybebent,or-inworstcase­itcanbebrokenoff.Abrokentransducershaftwill causewaterleakagethroughthetopoftheshaft.
Insuchcases,d itsupperposition.
Topreventseriousdamage,youmusthaveawater pumpandawarningsysteminthesonarroom.
o n o t raisethetransducershaftto
Transducer
ThecylindricalTransducerallowsthesonarbeamtogivefull 360degreescoverageofthewatervolumefrom+10anddown to-60degrees.
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Systemdiagram

SIMRAD
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Figure3SH90Simpliedsystemdiagram
AProcessorUnit
BDisplayUnit
COperatingPanel
DOperatingPanelpowersupply
ETransceiverUnit
FPowerSupplyUnit
GMotorControlUnit
HHullUnit
ITransducer
SimradSH90
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Installationprocedure

TheSimradSH90isacomplexandadvancedproductfor professionaluse.
Note
Inordertoobtainmaximumsafetyandperformance,itisvery importantthattheinstallationproceduresinthismanualare compliedto,andthatthetasksarecarriedoutinthesuccession theyaredescribed.Thevesselownermustmakesurethatthe installationshipyardholdstheapplicablecompetencetoperform theinstallation,andthattheapplicablemaritimeauthoritiesare availabletoverifyandcertifytheinstallation.
ObservethebasicrequirementsinGeneralsafetyruleson page176!
Anoverallinstallationprocedureisprovidedbelow.The proceduredoesnotdescribeanydetailedtasks,butreferstothe relevantproceduresinthismanual.
1Basedonthevesseldrawingsandbestpractice,
determinewherethehullunitshallbelocated.Necessary considerationsmustbetakentoavoidacousticandelectric disturbances.Makesurethatthesonarroommeetsthe specicationsprovided.RefertoInstallationplanningon page28.
2Performthephysicalinstallationofthesonartrunk.The
installationshipyardmustprovideallnecessaryinstallation drawingsinordertocarryoutthisoperation,andifrequired, thesedrawingsmustbeapprovedbytheapplicablemaritime authorities.Thetrunkpenetratesthehull,anditistherefore acrucialpartofthehullunitassembly.RefertoSonartrunk installationonpage36.
3Installthehullunit.Duetoitsphysicalsizeandweight,and
thefactthatthetrunkpenetratesthevesselhull,itisvery importantthatthehullunitisinstalledandsecuredproperly. RefertoHullunitinstallationonpage42.
4InstalltheTransceiverUnit.RefertoTransceiverunitand
PowerSupplyUnitinstallationonpage49.
5Installthewheelhouseunits.RefertoWheelhouseunits
installationonpage55.
6Performthesystemcabling.Observetheprocedureand
cableplaninsectionCablelayoutandinterconnectionson page63.Foradditionalinformation,refertoSH90cable
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detailsonpage188.Generalrequirementsforthecabling areprovidedinBasiccablerequirementsonpage209.
7Performthestart-upproceduresasdetailedinsection
Start-upproceduresonpage93.
Note
Inordertosetupthesonarsysteminasafeandcorrect manner,thesestart-upproceduresmustbecompliedto!
8Connecttheperipheralunits.Observethesetupandtest
proceduresinsectionInterfacingperipheralequipmenton page124.Foradditionalinformation,refertoSH90cable detailsonpage188.Generalrequirementsforthecabling areprovidedinBasiccablerequirementsonpage209.
9Checkthesourcelevelandreceivingvoltageresponse,
andmakethenoise/speedmeasurements.Observethe proceduresinsectionFinaltestsandmeasurementson page145.
10Createabackupofallthesoftwareandinstallationsetup
parametersontheProcessorUnit.SeeProcessorUnit backupandrestoreonpage150.
11FillinandsigntheInstallationRemarksform,andsenditto
Simrad’ssupportdepartmentasspeciedontheform.See Installationremarksonpage238.
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Scopeofsupply

Mainunitsincludedwiththestandarddelivery
•OperatingPanel[SH8-203593]
•ProcessorUnit[327202]
•PowerSupplyUnit[327208]
•TransceiverUnit[327203]
•HullUnit[327204]

Additionalrequireditems

Thefollowingadditionalitemsarerequiredforafullyoperational sonar,buttheyaren
•Colourdisplay
o t i n c l u d e d inthestandarddelivery:
•UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)
•Installationtrunk
•Speedlog
•Coursegyro

DisplayUnit

TheSimradSH90requiresaVGAorDVIcolourdisplaywitha resolutionofatleast1280x1024pixels.

UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)

InordertoensurecontinuousoperationoftheSimradSH90 independentofvaryingqualityofthevessel’smainssupply,the useofuninterruptedpowersupplies(UPS)isrequired.TwoUPS unitsareused:
•Oneisusedtopowerthewheelhouseunits.
•OneisusedtopowertheTransceiverUnit.
Theuninterruptedpowersupply(UPS)unitsaren thestandarddelivery.Severalcommercialtypesareavailable. TochoosethebestUPSforthesonarinstallation,consider environmentalconditions,spaceavailable,theavailabilityand durationofthebatteries,andthepowerrequirementsofthesonar units.
o t includedin
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MinimumUPSpowerspecications
Inputvoltage:Musttvesselsupplyvoltage
Outputvoltage:230V ac,50Hz
Outputpower:
–Wheelhouseunits:600W
–Sonarroomunits:1500W
Outputrequirement:TheACoutputvoltagemustbeasine
wave

Installationtrunk

Theinstallationtrunkrequiredforthehullunitinstallationisn includedinthestandarddelivery.
Theinstallationtrunkmaybefabricatedbytheshipyard,or suppliedbySimradasanoption.Themechanicaldrawingsofthe trunkandblindcoverareincludedinthismanual.TheSimrad SH90sonarisdeliveredwithoutadomesystem.
SeealsoInstallationtrunkonpage22.

Speedlog

Inordertooperatecorrectly,theSimradSH90requiresinput fromaspeedlog.Inmostcasesasuitablesensorisalready installedonthevessel.Adifferentialglobalpositioningsystem ((D)GPS)canalsobeused.
Speedloginterfaceparameters:
Serialline:StandardNMEA0183telegramformat
Formoreinformation,seeConnectingthespeedlogonpage136.

Coursegyro

o t
Inordertooperatecorrectly,theSimradSH90requiresinput fromacoursegyro.Inmostcasesasuitablesensorisalready installedonthevessel.
Coursegyrointerfaceparameters:
Serialline:StandardNMEA0183telegramformat
Formoreinformation,seeConnectingthecoursegyroon page137.
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Additionaloptionalitems

Gyrointerface
Ifthecoursegyroinstalleddoesnotoutputthecorrectserial interfaceformat,anoptionalgyrointerfaceboxisavailable.It willconvertthefollowingsynchroandsteppinggyrosignals:
•3-phasesynchrosignal,20to150VL-L,50/60/400Hz,gear
ration1:360or1:180
•3-phasesteppersignal,20to150VL-L,gearration1:360or
1:180
Orderinginformation
LR40Gyrointerface
298-078535
Thefollowingoptionalequipmentandfunctionalitymaybe orderedatanadditionalchargetoaugmentthestandardSimrad SH90systemdelivery,orpurchasedlocallybytheinstallation shipyardorenduser.
•Installationtrunk
•Scienticinterface
•Otherperipheralequipment

Installationtrunk

Theinstallationtrunkmaybefabricatedbytheshipyardor suppliedbySimrad.
Orderinginformation
SH90Installationtrunk
SD5–112632
Ifyouprefertomanufactureyourowninstallationtrunktotthe vessel,observethedrawingsintheDrawingleonpage163.The samedrawingscanalsobedownloadedfromw
w w . s i m r a d . c o m .
Scienticinterface
AspecialsoftwarekeycanbepurchasedtoenableanEthernet interfaceprovidingsonarbeamdata,sonarsettingsandprocessed targetdata.Thisfeatureisveryusefulifthesonarisintended forscienticpurposes.
Orderinginformation
Scienticinterface
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Otherperipheralequipment

TheSimradSH90providesatotaloffourseriallines.Twoof theseareusedtointerfacetothespeedlogandcoursegyro.The remainingseriallinescanbeusedtocommunicatewithother peripheralequipment.
•DifferentialGlobalPositioningSystem((D)GPS)
•Catchmonitoringsystem
•Trawlsonar
•Currentmetersystem
•Radiobuoysystem
Alltheseperipheralsmaybeconnectedusingtheseriallines. MostofthemwillcommunicatebymeansofthestandardNMEA 0183format.
Note
Equipmentandsensorsmustbepurchasedlocallybythe installationshipyardorenduser .
DifferentialGlobalPositioningSystem((D)GPS)
A(D)GPSmaybeinterfacedwiththeSimradSH90sonarto establishthevessel’spositionandprovidecursorandmarker latitudeandlongitude.Inadditiontonavigationaldata,the (D)GPSmayalsobeusedfortheinputofspeedloginformation. Most(D)GPSareequippedtopresentcourseinformation,but thisdataisgenerallytooinconsistenttoprovideastablesonar presentation.
Forcablinginformation,seePositioningsysteminterfaceon page189.
Catchmonitoringsystem
Toprovidetrawlandpurseseinedepthinformationonthesonar’s display,thefollowingSimradcatchmonitoringsystemsmay beconnected:
•SimradPISeriesCatchmonitoringsystems
•SimradITIIntegratedTrawlInstrumentationsystem
Forcablinginformation,seeCatchmonitoringsysteminterface onpage191.
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Trawlsonar
Toprovidetrawlinformationonthesonar’sdisplay,oneofthe followingSimradtrawlsystemsmaybeconnected:
•SimradFS903Trawlsonar
•SimradFS3300Trawlsonar
•SimradFS20/25Trawlsonar
•SimradFS70Trawlsonar
Forcablinginformation,seeTrawlsonarinterfaceonpage190.
Currentmetersystem
Acurrentmetersystemmaybeconnectedtothesonartodisplay thedirectionandspeedoftheseacurrentsonvariousdepths.The followingcurrentsystemcanbeconnected:
•KaijoDCG-200
Forcablinginformation,seeCurrentmeterinterfaceonpage191.

Generalsupplyconditions

Radiobuoysystem
AGPSbasedradiobuoysystemmaybeconnectedtothesonar toshowthepositionandbuoydataonthedisplay.Thefollowing buoysystemscanbeconnected:
•SERPE
•Ariane
•Ryokusei
Forcablinginformation,seeRadiobuoysconnectioninterface onpage191.
ThefollowingsupplyconditionsareapplicabletothisSimrad SH90delivery.

Equipmentresponsibility

Theshipyardperformingtheinstallationand/orequipmentdealer becomesfullyresponsiblefortheequipmentuponreceiptunless otherwisestatedinthecontract.Thedurationofresponsibility includes:
•Theperiodoftimetheequipmentisstoredlocallybefore
installation.
•Duringtheentireinstallationprocess.
•Whilecommissioningtheequipment.
•Theperiodoftimebetweencommissioningandthenal
acceptanceoftheequipmentbytheenduser(normallythe ownerofthevesselwhichtheequipmenthasbeeninstalled).
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Unlessotherarrangementshavebeenmadeinthecontract,the SimradSH90guaranteeperiod(asspeciedinthecontract) beginswhentheacceptancedocumentshavebeensigned

Receipt,unpackingandstorage

Uponacceptingshipmentoftheequipment,theshipyardand/or thedealershouldensurethatthedeliveryiscompleteandinspect eachshippingcontainerforevidenceofphysicaldamage.If thisinspectionrevealsanyindicationofcrushing,dropping, immersioninwateroranyotherformofdamage,therecipient shouldrequestthatarepresentativefromthecompanyusedto transporttheequipmentbepresentduringunpacking.
Allequipmentshouldbeinspectedforphysicaldamage,i.e. brokencontrolsandindicators,dents,scratchesetc.during unpacking.Ifanydamagetotheequipmentisdiscovered,the recipientshouldnotifyboththetransportationcompanyand SimradsothatSimradcanarrangeforreplacementorrepairof thedamagedequipment.

Generalinstallationrequirements

Onceunpacked,theequipmentmustbestoredinacontrolled environmentwithanatmospherefreeofcorrosiveagents, excessivehumidityortemperatureextremes.Theequipment mustbecoveredtoprotectitfromdustandotherformsof contaminationwhenstored.
Formoreinformation,seetheappendixrelatedtoequipment handling.
Thefollowinginstallationrequirementsareapplicabletothis Simraddelivery.
Approvalbyclassicationsociety
TheSimradSH90transducerinstallationmustbeapprovedby DetNorskeVeritas(DNV)oranotherclassicationsociety. Theshipownerandshipyardperformingtheinstallationare responsibleforobtaininginstallationapproval.
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Supplypower

Thesupplyvoltagetotheequipmentistobekeptwithin±10%of theinstallation’snominalvoltage.Maximumtransientvoltage variationsonthemainswitchboard’sbus-barsarenottoexceed
-15%to+20%ofthenominalvoltage(exceptunderfault conditions).
SimradrecommendsthattheSimradSH90ispoweredusingan UninterruptablePowerSupply(UPS)withsinewaveoutput.The UPSmusthavethecapacitytoindependentlymaintainpowerto thesystemforaminimumof10minutes.Thisensuresthatthe systemcanbeswitchedoffinacontrolledmannerintheevent ofapowerfailure.

Compassdeviation

Oncetheinstallationiscomplete,thevesselmustbeswungwith thesysteminboththeoperativeandinoperativemodes.The shipownerandcaptainareresponsibleforupdatingthedeviation tableaccordinglywithregardtothevessel’snationalregistryand correspondingmaritimeauthority.

Noisesources

Thevessel’shull,rudder(s)andpropeller(s)shouldbethoroughly inspectedindrydockpriortoinstallation.Roughnessbelow thewater-linedeformitiesintheshellplatingandprotruding obstaclescancreateunderwaternoise.Thesesourcesof turbulencemustbesmoothedorremovedasbestaspossible.Itis especiallyimportantthatthepropeller(s)isnotpittedordamaged.

Drydocking

Makesurethatampleclearanceunderthesonartrunkand/or protectionblisterisprovidedwhendrydockingthevessel.Avoid locatingsupportingblocksorstructuresinthevicinityofthis equipment.
Note
Thelocationofthetransducerand/orprotectionblistermustbe notedonthevessel’ sdockingplanforfuturereference.
Powerdownallhydroacousticsystems,andlabeleachsystem accordinglytopreventaccidentalpoweron.Removecircuit breakersifnecessary.

Wiring

Allcablesrunningbetweensystemcabinetslocatedindifferent roomsand/orondifferentdecksmustbesupportedandprotected alongtheirentirelengthsusingconduitsand/orcabletrays.Note
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thatthecablesmustnotbeinstalledinthevicinityofhigh-power suppliesandcables,antennacablesorotherpossiblesources ofinterference.
Note
Wheneverpossible,transducercablesmustberuninsteel conduits.
Formoredetailedinformationaboutcablesandwiring,referto thebasiccablerequirements.
Basiccablerequirementsonpage209

Supportinformation

IfyouneedadditionaltechnicalsupportforyourSimradSH90 youmustcontactyourlocaldealer,oroneofoursupport departments.
Norway(Mainofce)
Address:Strandpromenaden50,3190Horten,Norway
Telephone:+4733034000
Telefax:+4733042987
E-mailaddress:s
i m r a d . s u p p o r t @ s i m r a d . c o m
Website:h t t p : / / w w w . s i m r a d . n o
Spain
Address:PoligonoPartidaTorres38,03570Villajoyosa,
Spain
Telephone:+34966810149
Telefax:+34966852304
E-mailaddress:s
i m r a d . s p a i n @ s i m r a d . c o m
Website:h t t p : / / w w w . s i m r a d . e s
USA
Address:1921033rdAveW,Lynnwood,WA98036,USA
Telephone:+14257121136
Telefax:+14257121193
E-mailaddress:s
i m r a d . u s a @ s i m r a d . c o m
Website:h t t p : / / w w w . s i m r a d . c o m
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INSTALLATIONPLANNING

Note
Forinstallationinapreviouslyinstalledtrunksystem,rstread theinformationaboutsonarroomrequirements.Thenproceed totheHullUnitinstallationdescription.
Thischapterprovidesthemarineengineersresponsibleforthe installationtheinformationnecessarytoplantheinstallationthe SimradSH90accordingtoSimrad’srequirements.
CorrectinstallationoftheSH90transducerisvitaltothesystem’s performance.
Severalvariablesmustbetakenintoconsideration,themost importantofwhichisthevessel’sconstruction.Thisguidecan beusedtoselectthebestlocationforthetransducer,andincludes abriefdescriptionofareastobeavoided.

Aboutinstallationdrawings

Installationdrawingsmustbesuppliedbytheshipyard.
Note
Theinstallationmustbeapprovedbythevessel’ snationalregistry andcorrespondingmaritimeauthorityand/orclassication society.Theshipownerandshipyardperformingtheinstallation areresponsibleforobtainingandpayingforinstallation approval.
Topics
Aboutinstallationdrawingsonpage28
Locationofthehullunitonpage29
Sonarroomrequirementsonpage31
Sonarroomarrangementexampleonpage33
Allinstallationdrawingsmustbesuppliedbytheshipyard performingtheinstallation.
Note
Theinstallationmustbeapprovedbythevessel’ snationalregistry andcorrespondingmaritimeauthorityand/orclassication society.Theshipownerandshipyardperformingtheinstallation areresponsibleforobtainingandpayingforinstallation approval.
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Simradoffersfreeadviceforinstallationplanning.Proposed arrangementsmaybesentforcommentaryorsuggestions suppliedbySimrad.Thefollowingdrawingsshouldbesubmitted shouldassistanceberequested:
•Generalarrangement
•Bodyplananddrawingsofrelevantbottomtanksand
cofferdams
•Linesplan

Locationofthehullunit

Foreandaft
Thehullunitshouldpreferablybelocatedwithin1/3to1/10 ofthevessel’sLengthBetweenPerpendiculars(LBP)fromits ForwardPerpendicular(FP).Deviationsshouldnotbemade withoutconsultingSimrad.
Installationplanning
Athwartships
ThehullunitmaybelocatedontheCentreLine(CL)ofthe vessel,oralongsideitskeel.Iftheinstallationisoffsetfromthe vessel’scentreline,makesurethattransducertransmissionand receptionwillnotbeobstructedbythekeel.
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Figure4Locationofthehullunit
AWaterlevelatnormaltrim
BW eldingmarkstoindicatehullunitlocationwhendocking
CLengthBetweenPerpendiculars(LBP)
D1/3to1/10ofLBP
Importantconsiderationsrelatedtonoise
Theinstallationtrunkmustbeinstalledsothatitwillremain verticalundernormaloperatingconditions.Theprimarysources ofunderwaterdisturbance(otherthanavessel’smainpropeller andbow/sternthruster)thataffecttransducerreceptionare:
•Mainorbilgekeels
•Zincanodes
•Coolingelementsprotrudingfromthehull
•Equipmentsuchassonartransducersandpilottubes
•Seachests
•Overboarddischarges
•Dentsinthehull
Allappendagestothehull,indentationsandpipein/outletsare potentialsourcesofunderwaternoise.Theymayactasresonant cavitiesamplifyingnoiseatcertainfrequencies,createcavitation orturbulence.Transducersshouldnotbelocatedinthevicinity ofsuchobjectsandespeciallynotimmediatelyaftofthem.
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Sonarroomrequirements

Observetheseminimumsonarroomrequirementstoobtain suitableworkingconditionsforsonarinstallation,useand maintenance.
Itisstronglyrecommendedtouseadedicatedcompartmentto housethehullunit,theTransceiverUnitandthePowerSupply Unit.Theseunitsmustalsobeinstalledrelativelyclosetoeach otherduetothelimitedlengthofthepowerandtransducercables.
Sizeandaccess
Awelldesignedsonarroomreducestheriskofcorrosionand simpliesmaintenanceincreasingsystemreliability.
•Thesonarroommustbedimensionedtohousealltherelevant
cabinetsthatcomprisetheSimradSH90.
•ThephysicaldistancebetweentheTransceiverUnitandthe
hullunitislimitedduetothelengthofthetransducercables.
•ThephysicaldistancebetweentheTransceiverUnitandthe
PowerSupplyUnitislimitedduetothelengthofthepower cable.
•Thesonarroommustnotbeunnecessarilyobstructedby
girders,pipesetc.whichmightcauseinstallationproblemsor impedemaintenance.
•Thesonarroommustbeaccessibleunderallconditionsat
seaorataberth.
•Alldoorsorhatchesmustbedesignedsothattheequipment
canberemovedwithoutbeingdisassembled.
Heating
Thesonarroommustbeequippedwithheater,dimensionedto maintaintheequipmentwithinitsenvironmentaltolerances(at least1000W),installedclosetothedeck.Heatingisalsoan effectivemethodforreducinghumidity.
Insulation
Bulkheadsmustbeinsulatedandprovidedwithaninteriorwall tothedeck.Theinsulationshouldbetheminimumequivalent of50mmofrock-wool.Inaddition,pipingpassingthroughthe spacepronetocondensationmustbeinsulated.
Ventilation
Thesonarroommustbeconnectedtothevessel’sventilation system.Ifthisisnotpossible,two3”ventsmustbeprovided fromthesonarroomtothemaindeck.Intheroom,theairinlet mustwheneverpossiblebelocatedclosetothedeckandthe
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outletashighaspossible.Afunnelshapeddrip-collectormustbe mountedbelowtheventpipestodivertmoisturetothebilge.On themaindeck,thebestventilationisprovidedwhentheoutlet pipeisatleastfourmetershigherthantheinletpipe.Tokeep outseawater,rainandspray,theventilationpipesshouldbe ttedwithgoosenecksortheequivalent.Ifthevesselislikely tooperateintropicalconditions,asuitableairconditioning systemmustbeinstalled.Thissystemmustbeabletoprovide anambienttemperaturenotexceedingthemaximumoperating temperaturesforthecabinetsinstalledintheroom.
Cableprotection
Ifthecablesbetweenthesonarroomequipmentandothersystem unitslocatedindifferentcompartmentsonthevesselpass throughhatchesorareaswheretheymaybedamaged,theymust berunthroughconduits(minimum2”conduitisrecommended).
Electricalinstallationsandlights
Thesonarroommustbeequippedwithsuitablelightingto simplifytheinstallationandtoaidfuturemaintenance.A minimumnumberofelectricaloutletsmustbeprovidedforthe systemunitsandotherequipment.
Bilgepumpanddecking
Thesonarroommustbeconnectedtothevessel’sbilgepump system.Ifthisisnotpossible,aseparatebilgepumpforthe sonarroommustbeinstalled.Oncetheinstallationhasbeen completed,thesonarroommustbesuitablydeckedwithout restrictingaccesstotheequipment.
Liftingdevice
Anattachmentpoint,ratedataminimumoftwo-2-tons,for supportingaliftingdeviceshouldbelocatedabovethehullunit. Thispermanentlyinstalledxturewillfacilitateinstallation trunkandhullunitmounting,andalsomaybeusedforfuture equipmentmaintenanceorreplacement.
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Sonarroomarrangementexample

Thesedrawingsillustrateatypicalsonarroomwithamplespace forthehullunit,thePowerSupplyUnit,theTransceiverUnit andpersonnel.

Sonarroomarrangementexample

Figure5Sonarroomarrangementexample:Topview
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Sonarroomarrangementexample

ThePowerSupplyUnitcanbemounted,over,underorbesides theTransceiverUnit.
Figure6Sonarroomarrangementexample:Sideview
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Hullunitorientationexample

Thehullunitshouldnormallybeorientedwiththe hoisting/loweringmotorpointingaft.Ifthisorientationmakes theMotorControlUnitattachedtothehullunitdifculttoaccess formaintenancepurposes,thehullunitmaybeorientedinthe mostsuitableposition.
ThedistancebetweenthehullunitandtheTransceiverUnitis limitedbythelengthofthetransducercable.
ThePowerSupplyUnitcanbemountedover,underorbesides theTransceiverUnit.Thedistancebetweenthetwounitsis limitedbythelengthofthecables.
Figure7Hullunitorientationexamples
Irrespectiveofthehullunitorientation,thetransducershalln o t bemechanicallyaligned.
TransduceralignmentisperformedintheSH90ProcessorUnit byrotatingtheechopresentationonthedisplay.Thisisdescribed inadedicatedsection.
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SONARTRUNKINSTALLATION

Thesonartrunkprovidesthephysicalfoundationfortheentire hullunitgantry.Thetrunkfurtherpenetratesthehull,anditis thereforeacrucialpartofthehullunitassembly.Inorderto ensurepropersonaroperation,thelocationofthesonartrunk mustbecarefullyselected.
Atrunkwithablindcover–approvedbyDetnorskeV eritas (DnV)–canbeorderedfromSimradasanoptionaldelivery,orit maybemanufacturedbytheinstallationshipyardbasedonthe drawingsinthismanualandthepropertiesofthehull.
Note
Theinstallationshipyardmustprovideallnecessaryinstallation drawings,andifrequired,thesemustbeapprovedbythe applicableauthorities.See“Installationdrawings”inchapter About.
→Aboutthismanualonpage11
Topics
Mountingthesonartrunkonpage37
Sonartrunkprotectiononpage38
Sonartrunkinstallationprinciplesonpage38
Sonartrunkinstallationmeasurementsonpage41
Hullunitoutlinedimensiondrawings
SH90Hullunitdimensionsonpage171
SH90Sonartrunkdimensionsonpage172
SH90Sonartrunkproductiononpage173
SH90Blindcoverdimensionsonpage175
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Mountingthesonartrunk

Thelocationofthesonartrunkmustbecarefullyselected.
Note
Notetheorientationofthecentrelineofthetrunkwithregardto themountingbolts.
Removethegasketonthetopangeduringwelding.
Figure8Orientationofthesonartrunk
Sonartrunkinstallation
Theheightfromthetopofthetrunkangetotheundersideof theprotectionblistermustbeselectedasshownintheguresin sectionSonartrunkinstallationprinciplesonpage38.
Note
Inordertoobtainoptimalsonarperformance,thetotalheight ofthetrunkmustbeascloseaspossibletoitsstatedminimum height.
Thetopangemustbeparalleltotheconstructionwaterlinein boththefore-and-aftandathwartshipdirections.
Theinstallationtrunkmustbeweldedtoadoublingplatewhich mustbeatleast1.5timesasthickasthesurroundingshellplating. Thedoublingplate’snaldimensionsaretobegovernedbythe approvedinstallationdrawingssuppliedbytheshipyard.The trunkmustalsobestiffenedbyweldingknee-platestoitandthe doublingplateinboththefore-and-aftandathwartshipdirections.
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Sonartrunkprotection

Blisterprotection
Normally,asteelblisteristtedforprotection.Theblisteris weldedtotheshellplating.Theblistermaybeanopentype,or itcanbelledwithoiltopreventcorrosion.Thislastmethod providesexcellentprotection,andsimpliesmaintenance.See Sonartrunkinstallationprinciplesonpage38.
Corrosionprotection
Assoonasallinstallation,weldingandgrindinghasbeen performed,thetrunkandthesurroundingareashouldbeprimed andpaintedusingaqualityprotectivecoating.

Sonartrunkinstallationprinciples

Observethetwodrawingsprovided.Theseillustratetheprincipal installationofthesonartrunk.
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Figure9Installationofatrunkwithopenblister
Sonartrunkinstallation
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Figure10Installationofatrunkwithoillledblister
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Sonartrunkinstallationmeasurements

Sonartrunkinstallation
Forfuturereference,themeasurements“A”,“B”,“C”and“D” fromthedrawingmustbemadeandnotedinthetablebelow.
Table1Trunkinstallationmeasurements
Millimeters
“A”
“B”
“C”
“D”
Inches
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HULLUNITINSTALLATION

ThischapterdescribesthephysicalinstallationoftheSimrad SH90HullUnit.
Thehullunitisacrucialpartofthesonarsystem.Duetoits physicalsizeandweight,andthefactthatthetrunkpenetrates thevesselhull,itisveryimportantthatthehullunitisinstalled andsecuredproperly.
Theinstallationshipyardmustprovideallnecessaryinstallation drawings,andifrequired,thesemustbeapprovedbythe applicableauthorities.Seethedrawingleformoredetails.
Aboutthismanualonpage11
Drawingleonpage163
Note
Toensurethesafetyofthesonarsystemandthevessel,itisvery importantthatthemechanicalsupportofthehullunitgantryis satisfactory.Formoreinformation,seetheinformationprovided aboutmechanicalsupport.
→Mechanicalsupportonpage47
Topics
Howtounpackthehullunitfromitstransportboxonpage43
Hullunitmountingonpage45
Mechanicalsupportonpage47
Transduceralignmentonpage47
Hullunitinstallationchecklistonpage48
Relatedtopics
Hullunitfamiliarizationonpage94
Hullunitoutlinedimensiondrawings
SH90Hullunitdimensionsonpage171
SH90Sonartrunkdimensionsonpage172
SH90Sonartrunkproductiononpage173
SH90Blindcoverdimensionsonpage175
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Hullunitinstallation

Howtounpackthehullunitfromitstransportbox

Note
Thetransducerisprotectedtopreventdamageduringtransport andhullunitinstallation.Thisprotectionmustremainattached whilethehullunitisbeingmanoeuvredintothesonarroom.
Figure11Removingthehullunitfromitstransportbox
ALiftingeyeonthehoistingunit
BMountinghardware(woodencradleandsupport
construction)
CTransducerprotection
Procedure
Note
Donotremovethetransducerprotection(C)fromthe transduceruntiljustbeforethehullunitisloweredontothe mountingtrunk.
1Removethetopcoverofthewoodenbox.
2PulloutallthenailsmarkedwithIndianink.
3Removethefasteninghardware(B).
4Ifyouwishtoreusetheboxtoholdtheoldhullunit,make
surethatyoukeepallthefasteninghardwareusedtosecure thehullunitinthewoodenbox.
5Fastentheliftingtackletothetwoliftingeyebolts(A)
onthetopofthehoistingunitandliftthehullunit(with thetransducerprotection(C)inplace)carefullyoutofthe transportationbox.
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Figure12Usethecorrectliftingeye!
Therearetwolifting eyesoneachsideof thehullunit:one onthehoistingunit andoneonthetopof thetransducershaft. Makesurethatyouuse theliftingeyeonthe hoistingunit(A)when youliftthehullunitout ofthetransportation box!
6Makesurethatyoukeepthetransducercableandconnector
dry.Watchthesecarefullytopreventthemfrombeing damaged,stuckorhookedontoprotrudingobjectswhile manoeuvringthehullunitintothesonarroom.
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Hullunitmounting

Thehullunitshouldnormallybeorientedwiththe hoisting/loweringmotorpointingaft.Ifthisorientationmakes theMotorControlUnitattachedtothehullunitdifculttoaccess formaintenancepurposes,thehullunitmaybeorientedinthe mostsuitableposition.
Note
TheMotorControlUnitmustneverbephysicallydismounted fromtheHullUnit.
Figure13Hullunitorientationexamples
Hullunitmountingprocedure
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe
rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafterithasbeendone.
1
Useatackletolowerthehullunit(withthetransducer
protectioninplace)intothesonarroom
2
Removetheblindcoverfromthetrunkandcheckthat
thegasketisnotdamaged.
3Storetheblindcoverinthesonarroomforpossible
futureuse.
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4 Removethetransducerprotectionandlowerthehull
unitcarefullyontothetrunk.
5Tightentheangenutswithatorqueofapproximately
140Nm.
6
Keepthetransducercableandconnectordry,and
handlethemwithgreatcaretopreventmechanicaldamage.
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Mechanicalsupport

Hullunit
MotorControlUnit
Removablesupportbrackets
(CD015420-004)
Hullunitinstallation
Note
Toensurethesafetyofthesonarsystemandthevessel,itisvery importantthatthemechanicalsupportofthehullunitgantry issatisfactory.
Topreventunwantedvortexinducedvibration,thehullunitmust besecuredtothebulkhead.Usethetwoholesprovidedonthe gantrytomountsupportbracketsinthefore-and-aftandsideways direction.Itmustbepossibletoremovethesupportbracketsif maintenanceisrequired.
Figure14Mechanicalsupport

Transduceralignment

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Note
Ifyoudonotinstallapropermechanicalsupportforthehullunit gantry,theguaranteewillbevoid!
Irrespectiveofthehullunitorientation,thetransducershalln bemechanicallyaligned.
TransduceralignmentisperformedintheSH90ProcessorUnit byrotatingtheechopresentationonthedisplay.Thisisdescribed inadedicatedsection.
Alignmentofthesonarpictureonpage121
o t
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Hullunitinstallationchecklist

Performaclosevisualinspectionofthesonarroomandthe physicalinstallationofthehullunit.Refertotheapplicable requirementsprovidedinsectionSonarroomrequirementson page31,andllinthetablebelow.
Table2Hullunitinstallationchecklist
Item
Aretheaccesshatchessatisfactory?
Istheheatingsatisfactory?
Istheinsulationsatisfactory?
Istheventilationsatisfactory?
Isabilgepumpinstalled?
Istheroomlightingsatisfactory?
Isthesonarroomsuitablydecked?
Isthemechanicalsupportofthehullunit satisfactory?
DoyouhavesatisfactoryaccesstotheMotor ControlUnit?
IftheanswertoanyofthesequestionsisNO,notedownthe decienciesasinstructedinInstallationremarksonpage238.
YESNO
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TRANSCEIVERUNITANDPOWERSUPPLY UNITINSTALLATION
ThischapterexplainshowtoinstalltheSimradSH90Transceiver UnitandtheSH90PowerSupplyUnit.Thetransceiveris normallypositionedinthesonarroomclosetothehullunit.
TheSH90PowerSupplyUnitmustbeinstalledclosetothe TransceiverUnit.Thedistancebetweenthetwocabinetsis limitedbythelengthofthepowercablebetweenthem.
Topics
TransceiverUnitpreparationsonpage49
PowerSupplyUnitpreparationsonpage50
TransceiverUnitinstallationprocedureonpage50
PowerSupplyUnitinstallationprocedureonpage54

TransceiverUnitpreparations

Relatedtopics
Sonarroomrequirementsonpage31
Cabinetoutlinedimensiondrawings
TransceiverUnitdimensionsonpage164
PowerSupplyUnitdimensionsonpage167
ProcessorUnitdimensionsonpage169
OperatingPaneldimensionsonpage170
FreebulkheadspaceisrequiredtomounttheTransceiverUnit cabinet.
Provideamplespacearoundthecabinettoallowforinspection, maintenanceandpartsreplacement.Makesurethatthecabinet doorcanbefullydismountedforunobstructedaccesstoits internalparts.
Note
Thecabinetmustbemountedasacompleteunit.Thedoormust notbeopeneduntiltheunitissecurelyfastenedtothebulkhead.
B e f o r e youmounttheTransceiverUnit,observe:
•ThedistancebetweentheHullUnitandtheTransceiverUnit
isrestrictedbytheexibletransducercablejoiningthetwo. Remembertotakeintoconsiderationtheslacknecessaryto lowerthetransducer.
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•ThedistancebetweenthePowerSupplyUnitandthe
TransceiverUnitisrestrictedbythelengthofthepowercable joiningthetwo.
o n o t fastenthetransducercabletotheTransceiverUnituntil
D
describedlaterinthestart-upprocedure.
Note
Theinstallationshipyardmustprovideallnecessaryinstallation drawings,andifrequired,thesemustbeapprovedbythe applicableauthorities.
Observethegeneralsonarroomrequirementsprovidedinsection Sonarroomrequirementsonpage31.
FreebulkheadspaceisrequiredtomountthePowerSupplyUnit cabinet.W erecommendthatitismountedover,beloworbesides theTransceiverUnit.
Provideamplespacearoundthecabinettoallowforinspection, maintenanceandpartsreplacement.Makesurethatthecabinet doorcanbefullyopenedforunobstructedaccesstoitsinternal parts.
Note
Thecabinetmustbemountedasacompleteunit.Thedoormust notbeopeneduntiltheunitissecurelyfastenedtothebulkhead.
BeforeyoumountthePowerSupplyUnit,observethatthe distancebetweenthePowerSupplyUnitandtheTransceiver Unitisrestrictedbythepowercablejoiningthetwo.
Note
Theinstallationshipyardmustprovideallnecessaryinstallation drawings,andifrequired,thesemustbeapprovedbythe applicableauthorities.

TransceiverUnitinstallationprocedure

Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe
rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafterithasbeendone.
1
2
50
Removethetwomountingbracketswhicharefastened
totheshockabsorbersontheTransceiverUnit.
UsetheAllenkeyfoundintheplasticbagfastenedtothe uppershockabsorber.
Weldthemountingbracketssecurelytothebulkhead.
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TransceiverunitandPowerSupplyUnitinstallation
(CD15027G)
A
B
C
680±5mm
680±2mm
D
D
3 UseachainfallorsimilardevicetolifttheTransceiver
Unitintopositionandboltittothemountingbrackets.
Notethateightboltsareprovidedintheplasticbagfastened totheuppershockabsorber.
4
ConnectthegroundingcablefromtheTransceiverUnit
tothemountingbracket.
Figure15Installationofmountingbrackets(1)
ADeckhead
BBulkhead
CDeck
DAnglebarswiththreadedholes
forshockabsorbers.Thesebars aresuppliedbySimrad.
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ADeckhead
BBulkhead
Figure16Installationofmountingbrackets(2)
CDeck
DAnglebarswiththreaded
holesforshockabsorbers. Thesebarsaresuppliedby Simrad.
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AUppershock
absorber
BTransceiver
Unit
CCabinetdoor
DGrounding
cable
TransceiverunitandPowerSupplyUnitinstallation
Figure17InstallationofTransceiverUnit
EGrounding
cable,detail
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PowerSupplyUnitinstallationprocedure

ThisproceduredescribeshowtoinstallthePowerSupplyUnit.It mustbemountedonthebulkheadclosetotheTransceiverUnit. Observethelimitedlengthofthecables.
Foroutlinedimensions,seePowerSupplyUnitdimensionson page167.
Figure18PowerSupplyUnitinstallation
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe
rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafterithasbeendone.
1 Preparethemountinglocation.
2
3
4
54
Denethelocationofthefourmountingboltsforthe
PowerSupplyUnit.
MountthePowerSupplyUnitonthebulkheadusing
fourboltsthroughthemountinglugs.
Connectthegroundingcabletothegroundingbolt.
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WHEELHOUSEUNITSINSTALLATION

Wheelhouseunitsinstallation
ThischapterexplainshowtoinstalltheSimradSH90hardware unitsnormallypositionedinthewheelhouse.Theseunitsinclude:
ColourMonitor
Operatingpanel
OperatingPanelpowersupply
ProcessorUnit
Note
Theinstallationshipyardmustprovideallnecessaryinstallation drawings,andifrequired,thesemustbeapprovedbythe applicableauthorities.
Topics
Physicallocationofwheelhouseunitsonpage55
Maximumdistancesbetweentheunitsonpage58
Installationofthecolourdisplayonpage59
InstallationoftheOperatingPanelonpage59
InstallationoftheOperatingPanelPowerSupplyonpage60
InstallationoftheProcessorUnitonpage60
Cabinetoutlinedimensiondrawings
TransceiverUnitdimensionsonpage164
PowerSupplyUnitdimensionsonpage167
ProcessorUnitdimensionsonpage169
OperatingPaneldimensionsonpage170

Physicallocationofwheelhouseunits

Onboardroutinesandthelistedinstallationrequirementsmust bethoroughlydiscussedwiththecaptainwhenselectingthe locationsfortheOperatingPanelandcolourdisplay.
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Installationrequirements

Installationofthewheelhouseunitsmustbeperformedby qualiedandtrainedpersonnelwithregardto:
•Thesafenavigationofthevessel
•The"Compasssafedistance"foreachindividualunit.
•Ergonomicallycorrectoperatingandviewingheights.
•Maximumallowablecabledistancesbetweenthevarious
units.
•Theinstallationareasaredry,wellventilatedandfreeof
excessivedustandvibration.
•Easyaccesstothecableconnectionsonthebackofthe
equipmentisprovided.
•Enoughextracableisallowedtofacilitatemaintenanceand
servicebynothavingtodisconnectthecables.
WestronglyrecommendthattheOperatingPanelispositioned inthesamephysicaldirectionasthecolourdisplay,sothat“up” ontheoperatingpanelisinparallelwith“up”onthedisplay. Experiencehasshownthatthiswillmakeiteasierwhenusing thetrackballtocontrolthecursor.

Locationofthecolourdisplay

Thedisplaymonitorshouldbelocatedsothatitisbestprotected fromglarewhichreducesreadability.Itmaybe:
•Panelmounted
•Desktopmounted
•Bulkheadmounted
•Overheadmounted
Refertothedisplaymonitor’sinstructionmanualforthecompass safedistance.
Ifseveralcolourdisplaysaremountedinthewheelhouseforuse withvarioussonars,echosoundersandradarsystems,wesuggest thatyouinstalladisplayselectordevice.Adisplayselectorwill allowyoutosetupthesonar(oranyothersystem)tobeviewed onanydisplay,andthismaybechosendependingonthecurrent operationstakingplace.Ifacommercialdisplayisused,observe theminimumtechnicalrequirements.
Formoreinformation,seeInstallationofthecolourdisplayon page59.
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LocationoftheOperatingPanel

TheOperatingPanelprovidedwiththeSimradSH90contains allthecontrollersforthesonaroperation.Thebuilt-intrackball allowsyoutooperatethemenusystemonthesonar,but additional“short-cut”buttonshavealsobeenprovidedtoaccess themostcommonfunctionsdirectly.Testshaveshownthatthis allowsyoutooperatethesonarfaster,anditreducesfatigue. WerecommendthattheOperatingPanelismountedinanearly horizontalposition,andwithineasyviewingrangeofthedisplay unit.Thecompasssafedistancestobeallowedforwhenplanning theunit’slocationare:
•StandardCompass:0.1m.
•SteeringCompass:0.1m.
WestronglyrecommendthattheOperatingPanelispositioned inthesamephysicaldirectionasthecolourdisplay,sothat“up” ontheoperatingpanelisinparallelwith“up”onthedisplay. Experiencehasshownthatthiswillmakeiteasierwhenusing thetrackballtocontrolthecursor.
Formoreinformation,seeInstallationoftheOperatingPanel onpage59.

LocationoftheOperatingPanelPower Supply

TheOperatingPanelPowerSupplysuppliedwiththeSimrad SH90providesthestand-bypowerfortheOperatingPanel.The powersupplyconnectstotherearsideoftheProcessorUnit.We recommendthatthepowersupplyisplacedintheimmediate vicinityoftheProcessorUnit.
Formoreinformation,seeInstallationoftheOperatingPanel PowerSupplyonpage60.

LocationoftheProcessorUnit

TheProcessorUnitshouldbeinstalledinsideaconsole,ina cabinetoronadesk.Makesurethatadequateventilationis availabletoavoidoverheating.Thecompasssafedistancestobe allowedforwhenplanningtheunit’slocationare:
•StandardCompass:(Notyetavailable)
•SteeringCompass:(Notyetavailable)
Formoreinformation,seeInstallationoftheProcessorUniton page60.
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SIMRAD
D
E
F
C
(CD015508-001)
B
A
(*)
(*)(*)
1.7m
4.5m
1.8m
1.7m
100m

Maximumdistancesbetweentheunits

Observethemaximumdistancesbetweenthewheelhouseunits.
Figure19Maximumdistancesbetweenthewheelhouseunits
Allmeasurementsareinmeters.
(*)Thelengthofthesecablesaredeterminedbytheapplicable manufacturers.
AProcessorUnit
BColourMonitor
COperatingpanel
DOperatingPanelpowersupply
EUninterruptedpowersupply
FEthernetcablebetweensonarroomandwheelhouse
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Installationofthecolourdisplay

Differentdisplayunitsareavailableasoptionalequipment.For installationandoperationofthechosendisplayunit,refertothe manualsuppliedwiththeunit.
Installationprocedure
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe
rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafterithasbeendone.
ObservetheMaximumdistancesbetweentheunitsonpage58.
Wheelhouseunitsinstallation
1
Installthecolourdisplayunitasdescribedthe
applicabledocumentationprovidedwiththeunit.
•Thedisplaymustbelocatedsothatitisbestprotected fromglarewhichreducesreadability.
•Thedisplaymaybemountedinapanel,onthedesktop orbulkhead,oroverhead.
•Makesurethatadequateventilationisavailabletoavoid overheating.
•Thecompasssafedistancemustbeallowedforwhen planningtheunit’slocation.
•Makesurethattheinstallationallowsforthephysical movementsandforcesnormallyexperiencedonavessel.
•Makesurethatenoughspaceisprovidedformaintenance work.

InstallationoftheOperatingPanel

Installationprocedure
TheOperatingPanelisdesignedtoberecessedinapanel.
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe
rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafterithasbeendone.
ObservetheMaximumdistancesbetweentheunitsonpage58.
1
2
3
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positiontofacilitateoperationofthetrackball.
•Thenecessarymountinghardware(fourscrews,fournut platesandfourboltcovers)aresuppliedinthestandard delivery.
OperatingPaneldimensionsonpage170
Drillandcutthepanelopeningasshowninthegure.
MounttheOperatingPanelusingthesupplied
hardware.
APositionthefournutplatesshowninthegure.
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372mm
Nutplate
152mm
401.9mm
ø7x4
(CD015022M)
Figure20OperatingPanelcut-out
BUsea3mmAllenkeytofastenthefourspecialbolts.
CMounttheboltcoversinthefourcornersofthe
OperatingPanel.

InstallationoftheOperatingPanelPowerSupply

NospecicinstallationprocedureappliestotheOperatingPanel PowerSupply.

InstallationoftheProcessorUnit

TheProcessorUnitshouldbemountedonthedeckorshelf insideaconsole,cabinetordesk.Itmustbemountedclosetothe OperatingPanelandthecolourdisplay.
Provideamplespacearoundthecomputer.Thisisnecessaryto reachandusethefrontandrearmountedUSBconnectors,and theCD/DVDplayer.Itisalsoimportanttoallowforeasyaccess toallthecables,andtoprovideforinspection,maintenanceand partsreplacement.Makesurethatthecomputercanbefully openedforunobstructedaccesstoitsinternalparts.
Installationprocedure
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe
rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafterithasbeendone.
ObservetheMaximumdistancesbetweentheunitsonpage58.
1
Preparethemountinglocation.
60
•Forphysicalproperties,seeProcessorUnitdimensions onpage169.
2
DisassemblethebaserailsfromtheProcessorUnitby
removingthetwofrontbaserailscrews.
3
Attachthebaserailsasshowninthegure.
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315.3
(433.5)
(36.7)
ø6.5
297.5
Rubberfootinsiderail
(CD031082-004)
Note
Notethatthefourrubberbushingsmustbemountedontop ofthebaserails.Thesearerequiredtoprovidevibration andshockabsorptionbetweenthebaserails,andtherails mountedontheProcessorUnit.
Figure21InstallationoftheProcessorUnit
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•Hooktheunitontotherailsattherearend.
•Pressitdown.
•SecuretheProcessorUnitwiththetwofrontbaserail screws
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UPSINSTALLATION

InordertoensurecontinuousoperationoftheSimradSH90 independentofvaryingqualityofthevessel’smainssupply,the useofuninterruptedpowersupplies(UPS)isrequired.
TwoUPSunitsareused.Oneisusedtopowerthewheelhouse units,whiletheotherisusedtopowertheTransceiverUnitand thePowerSupplyUnit.
Theinstallationoftheseunitsmustbeperformedasdescribed intheapplicabledocumentationprovidedbythemanufacturer. EnsurethatyouinstalltheUPSunitinsuchawaythat maintenanceiseasilycarriedout.
TheUPSunitsrecommendedbySimradarelistedinsection Additionalrequireditemsonpage20.
Relatedtopics
UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)onpage20
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Cablelayoutandinterconnections

CABLELAYOUTANDINTERCONNECTIONS
Pleasendprovidedtheinstallationproceduresandrequirements fortheSimradSH90cables.Theseinstructionsmustbeused togetherwiththecableplan.
Note
Allelectronicinstallationsandcorrespondingwiringmustbein accordancewiththevessel’ snationalregistryandcorresponding maritimeauthorityand/orclassicationsociety.
ObserveBasiccablerequirementsonpage209.
Ifnosuchguidelinesexist,werecommendthatDetNorske Veritas(DNV)ReportNo.80-P008«GuidelinesforInstallation andProposalforTestofEquipment»isusedasaguide.
Topics
Cableplanonpage64
Listofcablesonpage66
Cableproceduresonpage72
ProcessorUnitseriallinesonpage88
Referencestodetailedcabledrawingsandspecicationson page92
Relatedtopics
Cablingprinciplesonpage188
Cablestoperipheraldevicesonpage189
Cabledrawingsonpage193
Basiccablerequirementsonpage209
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C12*
C1
C21
SIMRAD
C7
C2
C3* C4*
C13
COM2 COM3 COM4 COM5
OptionalCOMports
C9
C5*
C8
C10*
C11*
C6
D
E
C
(CD015508-001)
B
G H
F
A

Cableplan

Figure22Wheelhousecables
Cablesidentiedwithanasterisk(*)aresuppliedwiththesonar.
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Wheelhouseitems
AProcessorUnit
BColourMonitor
COperatingpanel
DOperatingPanelpowersupply
EUninterruptedpowersupply
FScienticoutput
GEthernetcablebetweensonarroomandwheelhouse
HSerialinterfaces
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Figure23Sonarroomcables
Cablelayoutandinterconnections
ATransceiverUnit
BPowerSupplyUnit
CUninterruptedpowersupply
DMotorControlUnit
EEthernetcommunicationbetweensonarroomandwheelhouse
FEthernetcontrolcabletoMotorControlUnit
GTransducercable
H3–phaseACmainstoMotorControlUnit
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Listofcables

Sonarcables
C1SH90/C01ACmainstoUninterruptedPowerSupplyinthe
wheelhouse
•ThisisastandardACmainscable.Itisprovidedwith theUninterruptedPowerSupply.IftheACmains connectoronthecabledoesnott,replaceitwitha suitableconnector.
•Typicalcablelengthisbetween1,5and2meters.If thisistooshort,youmustuseanextensioncable,or makeyourownpowercable.
ConnectACmainstotheUninterruptedPowerSupply onpage72
ACmains(IEC60320)onpage197
C2SH90/C02ACmainstocolourdisplay
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththecolourdisplay.Itisa standardcommercialcable.
•Typicalcablelengthisbetween1,5and2meters.If thisistooshort,youmustuseanextensioncable,or makeyourownpowercable.
ConnectACmainstothecolourdisplayonpage78
ACmains(IEC60320)onpage197
C3SH90/C03ACmainstoProcessorUnit
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Itisastandard mainssupplycable.
•Typicalcablelengthisbetween1,5and2meters.If thisistooshort,youmustuseanextensioncable,or makeyourownpowercable.
ConnectACmainsandgroundtotheProcessorUnit onpage77
ACmains(IEC60320)onpage197
C4SH90/C04+12VdcfromOperatingPanelpowersupply
toProcessorUnit
•Thisisacommercialpowersupply.Itisprovidedwith thesonar.Thepoweredcableisphysicallyxedtothe powersupplybody.
ConnecttheOperatingPanelpowersupplytothe ProcessorUnitonpage76
DCpowersupplyonpage200
C5SH90/C05ACmainstoOperatingPanelpowersupply
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•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar,itisphysically xedtothepowersupply.
•Typicalcablelengthisbetween1,5and2meters.If thisistooshort,youmustuseanextensioncable,or makeyourownpowercable.
ConnecttheOperatingPanelpowersupplytothe ProcessorUnitonpage76
ACmainswithIEC320/C7onpage199
C6SH90/C06GroundcableforProcessorUnit
•Thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.Itisastandardcommercialgroundcable.
ConnectACmainsandgroundtotheProcessorUnit onpage77
Vesselgroundonpage196
C7SH90/C07GroundcableforOperatingPanel
•Thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.Itisastandardcommercialgroundcable.
ConnectgroundtotheOperatingPanelonpage79
Vesselgroundonpage196
C8SH90/C08EthernetcablefromProcessorUnitto
TransceiverUnit
•ThiscableisusedbetweentheProcessorUnitinthe wheelhouseandtheTransceiverUnitinthesonarroom. ItisahighqualityEthernetcable.Itcanbeprovided bytheinstallationshipyard,ororderedfromSimrad.
Note
ItisveryimportantthatahighqualityEthernetcable isused.YoumustuseCAT-5Equalityorbetter .
ConnecttheProcessorUnittotheTransceiverUnit onpage80
RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202
C9SH90/C09VideocablefromProcessorUnittocolourdisplay
•Thiscableisnormallyprovidedwiththedisplay.Itisa standardcommercialcable.
ConnectthevideocablefromtheProcessorUnittothe colourdisplayonpage73
VGA/SVGADisplayonpage204
DVI–IDisplayonpage206
C10SH90/C10OperatingPanelUSBcabletoProcessorUnit
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•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Itisastandard USBdatacablewithlength4,5meters.
ConnecttheUSBcablefromtheOperatingPanelto theProcessorUnitonpage74
UniversalSerialBus(USB)onpage205
C11SH90/C11OperatingPanel“Dualcable”toProcessorUnit
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Itisaspecial dualcablewithonecommon15-pinconnectorleading totwoseparate9-pinconnectorsinthetwootherends ofthecable.Thecablelengthis4,5meter.
ConnecttheOperatingPanel“Dualcable”onpage75
OperatingPanel“Dual”onpage208
C12SH90/C12PowercabletoOperatingPanel(sameasC11)
C13SH90/C13Seriallineinterfaces/COM2throughCOM5)
C14Notused
C15Notused
C16Notused
•Bydefault,fourseriallinesareprovidedforinterfaceto peripheralunits.TheseareidentiedasCOM2through
COM5.Adedicatedadapterisprovidedwiththe
deliverytoprovidefourmale9–pinD-subconnectors, andspecialscrewterminalsarealsoprovidedforthese. Othercablesmustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.
Connectingthecoursegyroonpage137
Connectingthespeedlogonpage136
Coursegyrointerfacesetupandtestonpage139
Speedloginterfacetestonpage138
Positioningsysteminterfacesetupandtestonpage140
ProcessorUnitseriallinesonpage88
MoxaCP-134U-Iserialadapteronpage194
C17Notused
C18Notused
C19Notused
C20Notused
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C21SH90/C21Ethernetinterfaceforscienticoutput(optional)
•Thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.UseahighqualityEthernetcabletforthe bandwidthprovided.
ConnecttheEthernetcableforscienticoutputon page87
RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202
C22SH90/C22ACmainstoTransceiverUnit
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Itisastandard commercialcable.
•Typicalcablelengthisbetween1,5and2meters.If thisistooshort,youmustuseanextensioncable,or makeyourownpowercable.
ConnectACmainstotheTransceiverUnitonpage81
ACmains(IEC60320)onpage197
C23SH90/C23ACmainstoUninterruptedPowerSupplyinthe
sonarroom
•ThisisastandardACmainscable.Itisprovidedwith theUninterruptedPowerSupply.IftheACmains connectoronthecabledoesnott,replaceitwitha suitableconnector.
•Typicalcablelengthisbetween1,5and2meters.If thisistooshort,youmustuseanextensioncable,or makeyourownpowercable.
ConnectACmainstotheUninterruptedPowerSupply onpage72
ACmains(IEC60320)onpage197
C24SH90/C24ACmainstoPowerSupplyUnit
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Itisastandard mainssupplycable.
ConnectACmainsandgroundtothePowerSupply Unitonpage84
ACmains(IEC60320)onpage197
C25SH90/C25DCpowerfromPowerSupplyUnittoTransceiver
Unit
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Itisphysically attachedtothebottomofthePowerSupplyUnit.The openendofthecableisttedwithaspecialplug.
•Thecableisapproximately1,5meterslong.
ConnectthepowercablefromthePowerSupplyUnit totheTransceiverUnitonpage82
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C26SH90/C26EthernetcablefromtheT ransceiverUnittothe
MotorControlUnit
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Thepartnumber is338859,andthecableis9,7meterslong.Itisa highqualityEthernetcable,anditisttedwithanoise suppressor.
•Theendofthecablettedwiththenoisesuppressor mustbeconnectedtotheMotorControlUnit.
ConnecttheTransceiverUnittotheMotorControl Unitonpage86
RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202
RJ45Ethernetwithnoisesuppressoronpage203
C27SH90/C27Transducercable
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Itcontainsone cablepairforeachofthetransceiverchannelsina specialscreenedcable.
•Thetransducercableisphysicallyattachedtothe topofthetransducershaft,andconnectstoaspecial connectoronthesideoftheTransceiverUnit.
•Donotconnectthetransducercableuntilspecically instructedtodosobythesetupprocedure.
•Cablelengthis4,5meters.
Transducercableonpage88
C28SH90/C283–phaseACpowertoMotorControlUnit
•Thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.ItisaspecialACmainscable.
Note
Thiscablecanbepreparedforinstallation,butitmust NOTbeconnectedtotheMotorControlUnituntil specicallyinstructedbythesetupprocedure.
ConnectACmainstotheMotorControlUniton page85
ACmainstoMotorControlUnitonpage198
C29SH90/C29EthernetcablefromTransceiverUnittoPower
SupplyUnit
•Thiscableisprovidedwiththesonar.Thepartnumber is326661,andthecableis1,7meterslong.Itisa highqualityEthernetcable,anditisttedwithanoise suppressor.
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•Theendofthecablettedwiththenoisesuppressor mustbeconnectedtothePowerSupplyUnit.
ConnecttheEthernetcablefromthePowerSupply UnittotheTransceiverUnitonpage83
RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202
RJ45Ethernetwithnoisesuppressoronpage203
C30SH90/C29GroundcableforPowerSupplyUnit
•Thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.Itisastandardcommercialgroundcable.
ConnectACmainsandgroundtothePowerSupply Unitonpage84
Vesselgroundonpage196
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Cableprocedures

Observethefollowingprocedurestodothesonarcabling.
Notethatdetailedinformationaboutcablespecications, terminationandconnectorsareprovidedinthereferenced sections.AllcablesareprovidedbySimradunlessotherwise specied.Inordertoprovideformaintenanceandtoallowfor vibration,makesurethatsomeslackisprovidedforallcables. Tomakesurethateachprocedureisfollowed,tickoffeachtask afterithasbeendone.
Note
Beforeyouperformthesonarcabling,ensurethatthemains circuitbreakerforthesonarsystemisswitchedoff.
o n o t mounttheexibletransducercabletotheTransceiver
D
Unit.Thiswillbedescribedlater.

ConnectACmainstotheUninterrupted PowerSupply

TherearetwoUninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)locations;the sonarroomandthewheelhouse.StandardcommercialACmains cablesareused,andtheseareprovidedwiththeUninterrupted PowerSupplyunits.IftheACmainsconnectorsonthecablesdo nott,replacewithasuitableconnectors.
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeACmains(IEC60320)onpage197.
1
2ConnecttheUninterruptedPowerSupplyinthesonar
ConnecttheUninterruptedPowerSupplyinthe
wheelhousetothevessel’sACmains(SH90/C1).
roomtothevessel’sACmains(SH90/C23).
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ConnectthevideocablefromtheProcessor Unittothecolourdisplay
Thisisastandardcommercialcable.Itisoftenphysically attachedtothedisplay,andterminatedinthe“computerend” withamale15-pinDeltaconnector(VGA)oraspecialDVI connector.ThegraphicadapterontherearsideoftheProcessor Unitprovidestwoconnectors,oneforVGAandoneforDVI-I. Choosetheconnectorthattsyourcable.Ifyouhavetwo displaysbothcanbeconnectedsimultaneously,buttheywill showthesamepicture.
Figure24Displaycableconnections
Note
Keepthedisplaycableasshortaspossible.Ifthecableistoo long,itmaypickupelectricnoise,andthiswilldegradethe imagequality.
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeVGA/SVGADisplayonpage204andDVI–I Displayonpage206.
1
Connectthedisplaycable(SH90/C09)fromthe
appropriateslotontherearsideoftheProcessorUnittothe colourdisplay.
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ThisisastandardcommercialUSBdatacable.Itconnects betweentheOperatingPanelandtheProcessorUnit.Thecable lengthis4,5meters.IthasaquadraticUSBconnectorinthe OperatingPanelend(B-plug),andrectangularUSBconnectorin theProcessorUnitend(A-plug).
Figure25USBcableconnections
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeUniversalSerialBus(USB)onpage205.
1
ConnectthecablefromtheB-typeUSBconnector
undertheOperatingPaneltooneofthevacantUSB connectorsontherearsideoftheProcessorUnit(SH90/C10).
2SecuretheconnectorundertheOperatingPanelwithacable
stripasindicatedwiththe(!).
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Figure26“Dualcable”connections
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ConnecttheOperatingPanel“Dualcable”

ThisisaspecialdualcablefromtheOperatingPaneltothe ProcessorUnit.Thiscablehasonecommon15-pinconnector leadingtotwoseparate9-pinconnectorsinthetwootherendsof thecable.Thecableisincludedinthestandarddelivery,andthe cablelengthis4,5meter.Thecableisconnectedasfollows:
115-pinD-connector(commonend)toOperatingPanel.
29-pinfemaleD–connectortoProcessorUnitslotJ5.
39-pinmaleD–connectortoProcessorUnitslotJ6.
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeOperatingPanel“Dual”onpage208.
1
ConnectthesingleendofthecabletotheD-connector
undertheOperatingPanel.
2ConnectoneendtotheD-connectorinslotJ5onthe
rearsideoftheProcessorUnit(SH90/C11).
3
ConnectoneendtotheD-connectorinslotJ6onthe
rearsideoftheProcessorUnit(SH90/C12).
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ConnecttheOperatingPanelpowersupply totheProcessorUnit

Inordertofacilitatethesonar’son/offfunction,theOperating Panelmustbefedapermanentstand-bypower.Thissupply powerisprovidedbyasmallcommercialpowersupplyconnected totherearsideoftheProcessorUnit.IftheACmainsconnector onthecabledoesnott,replaceitwithasuitableconnector.
ThemainsvoltagefortheOperatingPanelpowersupplyis115 or230V ac,anditwillautomaticallysensethecurrentsupply voltage.
Figure27OperatingPanelpowersupplyconnections
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeACmainswithIEC320/C7onpage199and DCpowersupplyonpage200.
1Locatethecommercialpowersupply.
2ConnectthepowersupplytotheACmainsusingthecable
provided(SH90/C05).
3InserttheDCplugintothesocketonslot6ontherearside
oftheProcessorUnit(SH90/C04).
4Arrangethecablestopreventthemfromaccidentally
disconnectingduringheavyseasorotherdisturbances.
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ConnectACmainsandgroundtothe ProcessorUnit

ThemainsvoltagefortheProcessorUnitis115or230V ac,and itwillautomaticallysensethecurrentsupplyvoltage.
TheACmainscableisastandardcommercialitem.IftheAC mainsconnectoronthecabledoesnott,replaceitwitha suitableconnector.
Figure28ProcessorUnitACmainsandgroundingcables
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeV esselgroundonpage196andACmains (IEC60320)onpage197.
1
ConnecttheUninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)inthe
wheelhousetothevessel’sACmains.
2ConnecttheACmainscable(SH90/C03)fromthe
ProcessorUnittotheUPS.
3
Connectthegroundingcable(SH90/C06)tothe
ProcessorUnit.
Thegroundingcablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.Itmustbeconnectedtothenearestgrounding point.
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ConnectACmainstothecolourdisplay

TheACmainscableisastandardcommercialitem.IftheAC mainsconnectoronthecabledoesnott,replaceitwitha suitableconnector.
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeACmains(IEC60320)onpage197.
1
ConnecttheACmainscable(SH90/C02)fromthe
UninterruptedPowerSupplyinthewheelhousetothecolour display.
Thisisastandardcommercialmainscable.
2
Connectagroundingcabletothecolourdisplayifthis
isspeciedintheinstallationinstructionsprovidedbythe manufacturer.
Thegroundingcablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.Itmustbeconnectedtothevessel’sgroundinthe fusebox(orothercommongroundingpoint).
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ConnectgroundtotheOperatingPanel

Thisisastandardgroundingcable.
Figure29GroundconnectionontheOperatingPanel
Cablelayoutandinterconnections
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeV esselgroundonpage196.
1
Connectthegroundingcable(SH90/C07)tothe
OperatingPanel.
Aconnectionboltislocatedundertheunit.Thegrounding cablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallationshipyard.Itmust beconnectedtothevessel’sgroundinthefusebox(orother commongroundingpoint).
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ConnecttheProcessorUnittothe TransceiverUnit

ThisisanEthernetcable.ItcanbeorderedfromSimrad,orit canbeprovidedbytheinstallationshipyard.
Note
ItisveryimportantthatahighqualityEthernetcableisused. YoumustuseCAT-5Equalityorbetter .
Figure30ProcessorUnittoTransceiverUnitconnections
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeRJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202.
1
ConnecttheEthernetcable(SH90/C08)fromthel e f t
Ethernetsocketontheconnectionpanelontherearsideof theProcessorUnit,tother
i g h t Ethernetsocketunderthe
TransceiverUnit.
WerecommendthatanadditionalspareEthernetcableis installedbetweenthewheelhouseandthesonarroom.
EachendoftheEthernetcablesmustbeterminatedwith aPhoenixContactVariosubRJ45Quickconconnector. Connectors(andmountinginstructions)areprovidedinthe sonardelivery.
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ConnectACmainstotheTransceiverUnit

ThemainsvoltagefortheTransceiverUnitis230V ac.
Inordertopreventunwantedgroundingloops,themainspower forboththeTransceiverUnitandthePowerSupplyUnitmust beconnectedtothesamesource.Werecommendthatthesame contactblockisused.
TheACmainscableisastandardcommercialitem.Itis connectedtoasocketatthebottomoftheTransceiverUnit.If theACmainsconnectoronthecabledoesnott,replaceitwith asuitableconnector.
Figure31TransceiverUnitACmainssocket(A)
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeACmains(IEC60320)onpage197.
1
ConnecttheACmainscable(SH90/C22)fromthe
UninterruptedPowerSupplyinthesonarroomtothebottom socketontheTransceiverUnit.
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ConnectthepowercablefromthePower SupplyUnittotheTransceiverUnit
ThePowerSupplyUnitmustbeinstalledclosetotheTransceiver Unit.DCpowercableSH90/C25transferstheDCpowerfromthe PowerSupplyUnittotheTransceiverUnit.Thecableisfastened tothebottomofthePowerSupplyUnit,andthusprovidedby Simrad.Itisapproximately1,5meterslong.
Figure32DCpowercablefromPowerSupplyUnitandTransceiverUnit
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeDCpowerfromPowerSupplyUnitto TransceiverUnitonpage201.
1
ConnecttheDCcable(SH90/C25)totheappropriate
socketatthebottomoftheTransceiverUnit.
Observethelockingmechanism.
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ConnecttheEthernetcablefromthePower SupplyUnittotheTransceiverUnit
ThePowerSupplyUnitmustbeinstalledclosetotheTransceiver Unit.EthernetcablewithnoisesuppressorSH90/C29isused fromtheTransceiverUnittothePowerSupplyUnit.Thecableis providedbySimrad.Itis1,6meterslong.
Figure33EthernetcablebetweenPowerSupplyUnitandTransceiverUnit
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeRJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202and RJ45Ethernetwithnoisesuppressoronpage203.
1ConnecttheEthernetcable(SH90/C29)fromthem
i d d l e networksocketatthebottomoftheTransceiverUnittothe socketatthebottomofthePowerSupplyUnit.
Note
ThenoisesuppressorontheEthernetcableisttedcloseto oneoftheRJ45plugs.Thisplugm
u s t beconnectedtothe
PowerSupplyUnit.
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ConnectACmainsandgroundtothePower SupplyUnit

ThemainsvoltageforthePowerSupplyUnitis230V ac.
Inordertopreventunwantedgroundingloops,themainspower forboththeTransceiverUnitandthePowerSupplyUnitmust beconnectedtothesamesource.Werecommendthatthesame contactblockisused.
ThePowerSupplyUnitisconnectedtotheUninterruptedPower SupplyforACmains,andtoground.Twocablesareused:
•ACmainscableSH90/C24fromtheUninterruptedPower SupplytothePowerSupplyUnit.Thiscableisprovidedwith thesonar.
•GroundingcableSH90/C30fromPowerSupplyUnittovessel ground.Thiscablemustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.
Figure34ACmainsandgroundtoPowerSupplyUnit
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeACmains(IEC60320)onpage197and Vesselgroundonpage196.
1ConnecttheACmainscable(SH90/C24)fromthesocketat
thebottomofthePowerSupplyUnittothemainssupply.
2Connectthegroundingcable(SH90/C30)fromthe
connectionboltatthebottomofthePowerSupplyUnitto vesselground.
AconnectionboltislocatedunderthePowerSupplyUnit. Thecablemustbeconnectedtothevessel’sgroundinthe fusebox(orothercommongroundingpoint).
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Figure353–phaseACmainsconnections
HOIST STOP
REMOTE LOWER
Cable gland
Ground
3-phase
230/380/440V acmains
(CD015506-015)
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ConnectACmainstotheMotorControlUnit

Thisisaspecialmainscablefor3-phaseACmains.Itmust beprovidedbytheinstallationshipyard.Observethecable specications,seeACmainstoMotorControlUnitonpage198.
Note
Youmustuseminimum4x2.5mm²cable.Ensurethatthescreen isproperlyterminatedinthecablegland.
Forcabledetails,seeACmainstoMotorControlUniton page198.
1
Connectthe3–phaseACmainscable(SH90/C28)from
theMotorControlUnittothevessel’s3-phaseACmains.
Note
DONOTapply3–phasepowertotheMotorControlUnituntil instructedbytheapplicablestart-upprocedure.
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ConnecttheTransceiverUnittotheMotor ControlUnit

AnEthernetcablewithnoisesuppressorSH90/C26isusedfrom theTransceiverUnittotheMotorControlUnit.Thecableis providedbySimrad.Itis9,7meterslong.
Figure36TransceiverUnittoMotorControlUnitEthernetconnection
Forcabledetails,seeRJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202and RJ45Ethernetwithnoisesuppressoronpage203.
1 LocatetheterminatedEthernetpatchcable(SH90/C26)
providedwiththeTransceiverUnit.
2
ConnecttheEthernetcablefromthel e f t Ethernet socketundertheTransceiverUnittotheEthernetsocket ontheMotorControlUnit.
Note
ThenoisesuppressorontheEthernetcableisttedcloseto oneoftheRJ45plugs.Thisplugm
u s t beconnectedtothe
MotorControlUnit.
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ConnecttheEthernetcableforscientic output
ThisisanEthernetcable.Itmustbeprovidedbytheinstallation shipyard.UseacommercialhighqualityEthernetcablesuitable tomatchthebandwidthontheship’snetwork.
Procedure
Forcabledetails,seeRJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202.
1
ConnecttheEthernetcable(SH90/C21)fromthe additionalEthernetsocketontherearsideoftheProcessor Unit.
2
TerminatetheotherendoftheEthernetcableina suitableaccesspointfortheship’snetwork.
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Transducercable

ThetransducercableisprovidedbySimrad.Itisphysically connectedtothetopofthetransducershaft,andterminatedinthe otherendwithalargeconnector.
Note
D o n o t mounttheexibletransducercabletotheTransceiver
Unit.Thisoperationisdescribedlater .

Installationofinterfacecablesto peripheralequipment

TheProcessorUnitprovidesseveralconnectionsforperipheral devices.Theseareallseriallineconnections.Theymaybeused toconnecttoanyexternaldevice.Forfurtherdetailsaboutthese connections,referto:
Cablestoperipheraldevicesonpage189
Interfacingperipheralequipmentonpage124
Cabledrawingsandspecications
MoxaCP-134U-Iserialadapteronpage194

ProcessorUnitseriallines

Bydefault,theProcessorUnitprovidesveserialline connections,whereone(COM1)isdedicatedfortheOperating Panel.Thefourremainingseriallinesareconnectedbymeans ofanadaptercabletoaMoxaCP134U-I4–portopticalisolated serialinterfaceboard.

Seriallinesupport

The4-portserialboardsupportsthefollowingseriallineinterface formats:
Port1=SonarCOM2:RS-232/422/485
Port2=SonarCOM3:RS-232/422/485
Port3=SonarCOM4:RS-422/485
Port4=SonarCOM5:RS-422/485
Bymanufacturerdefault,alltheseserialconnectionsaresetto
RS-422format.InordertochangethistoRS-232orRS-485
format,dedicatedjumpersorDIPswitchesmustbechanged.
Note
Notethatonlyports1and2supportRS-232format.
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JumperandDIPswitchsettings

Usethe10-pinjumperarraysandthetwoDIPswitchestoset ports1and2toRS-232,RS-422,orRS-485.UsethetwoDIP switchestosetports3and4toRS-422orRS-485.
RS–232:InordertousePort1(COM2)orPort2(COM3)as RS-232interfaces,therelevantjumperarraysforPort1or Port2mustbemoved.Notethatports3and4donotsupport RS-232format.
RS-422:AllfourportscanbesettoRS-422usingthetwo jumpersandtheright-handDIPswitchS2.
RS-485:AllfourportscanbesettoRS-485usingthetwo jumpersandtheright-handDIPswitchS2.Additionally,each portcanbeselectedfora2-wireor4-wireconnectiontype usingtheleft-handDIPswitchS1.
Figure37LocationofthejumpersandDIPswitches
AJumperforPort1
interfacesetup
BJumperforPort2
interfacesetup
CDIP-switchS1for
2–wireor4–wire setup(allports)
DDIP-switchS2for
RS-422orRS-485 selection(allports)
Table3ProcessorUnitseriallinesjumperandDIPswitch settings
Port
Port1
Interface
RS-232
RS-422
2–wire RS-485
4–wire RS-485
Jumper
Port1toright
Port1toleft
Port1toleft
Port1toleft
S1S2
1toON1toON
1toOFF1toON
1toOFF
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Table3ProcessorUnitseriallinesjumperandDIPswitchsettings(cont’d.)
Port
Port2
Port3
Port4
Note:[Blank]=Notactiveornotused.Ports3and4donotsupportRS-232.
Interface
RS-232
RS-422
2–wire RS-485
4–wire RS-485
RS-4223toOFF
2–wire RS-485
4–wire RS-485
RS-4224toOFF
2–wire RS-485
4–wire RS-485
Jumper
Port2toright
Port2toleft
Port2toleft
Port2toleft
S1S2
2toON2toON
2toOFF2toON
3toON3toON
3toOFF3toON
4toON4toON
4toOFF4toON
Table4ProcessorUnitseriallinesDIPswitchsettings, examples
2toOFF
DIPswitchSetting
Port1setforRS-422transmission.
Port1setfor2-wireRS-485 transmission.
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DIPswitchSetting

Adaptercable

Anadaptercableisincludedinthedelivery.Thisallowsfor connectionoffourindividual9-pinD-subconnectorstothe serialinterfaceboard.Four9-pinD-subconnectorswithscrew terminals,andanumberofadapternutsforconnectiontothe adaptercable,arealsoincludedinthedelivery.
Port1setfor4-wireRS-485 transmission.
Figure38Screwconnectoradapterfor9–pinD—sub connectors
Table5MoxaCP-134U-I9–pinD-connectorconverter
PinRS-232RS-422RS485
(4–wire)
1DCD
2
3
4
5
6DSR
7
8CTS
9
RxD
TxD
DTR
GNDGNDGNDGND
RTS
TXD-(A)TXD-(A)
TXD+(B)TXD+(B)
RXD+(B)RXD+(B)Data-(B)
RXD-(A)RXD-(A)Data-(A)
RS485 (2–wire)
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Referencestodetailedcabledrawingsand specications
Alldetailedinformationaboutthecablesareprovidedinthe appendix.SeeCabledrawingsonpage193.
Cabledrawingsandspecications
MoxaCP-134U-Iserialadapteronpage194
Vesselgroundonpage196
ACmains(IEC60320)onpage197
ACmainstoMotorControlUnitonpage198
ACmainswithIEC320/C7onpage199
DCpowersupplyonpage200
DCpowerfromPowerSupplyUnittoTransceiverUniton page201
RJ45Ethernet,straightonpage202
RJ45Ethernetwithnoisesuppressoronpage203
VGA/SVGADisplayonpage204
UniversalSerialBus(USB)onpage205
DVI–IDisplayonpage206
OperatingPanel“Dual”onpage208
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Start-upprocedures

START-UPPROCEDURES
Theproceduresinthischaptershallbecarriedoutonceallthe SH90hardwareunitshavebeeninstalled,andthecablingis nished.
Note
Whenyoucarryouttheseprocedures,makesurethatyouonly performthosetasksdescribed,andinthegivenorder .
Checkoffeveryitemintheprocedureasyoucarryon.
Topics
StartinguptheHullUnitonpage93
Startingthewheelhouseunitsonpage103
CheckingtheOperatingPanelonpage104
Startingupthesonarroomunitsonpage112
Checkingthehoist/lowersystemonpage113
Performself-noisetestonpage117
Startingupthesonarsystemonpage118
Alignmentofthesonarpictureonpage121
Deningownshipparametersonpage122

StartinguptheHullUnit

ObservethefollowingproceduretostartuptheHullUnit.
WARNING
Beforeyoustartupthesonarequipmentona recentlylaunchedvessel,makesurethatthedepth underthekeelissufcientforthetransducerto beloweredsafely.
Whenyoustartuptheequipmentonboarda vesselindrydock,checkrstunderthevessel andinsidethesonarroom.Personnel,toolsand otherpotentialobstructionsmustbekeptclearof thetransducerandrelatedloweringandhoisting machinerytoavoidpersonalinjuryordamageto theequipment.
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G
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I
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K
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B
C
F
D

Hullunitfamiliarization

Figure39Hullunitfamiliarization
AUpperlimitswitchS304
BTransducercable
CTransducershaft
DLowerlimitswitchS305
EGreasenipple
(Pressurereleaseplug onrearside)
FAirbleedingplug
Ghoistingmotor
HMotorControlUnit
IHoistingunit
JMountingange
KInstallationtrunk
LTransducer
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Figure40MotorControlUnitfamiliarization
HOIST STOP
REMOTE LOWER
(CD015409-021)
E301
S301
S302
P302
S303
K303
L1
L2
K302
K301
F301
E
Start-upprocedures

MotorControlUnitfamiliarization

AInternal24Vdcpowersupply
BEthernetconnector
CHandcrank
DMainslter
EHullUnitControllercircuitboard
F301Fuseforinternalpower
supply
E301T erminalstripforACmains
input
Duringnormaloperationalconditions,the followingtwoindicatorlampsshallbelit:
L1indicatesthatthephasewatchrelayK303is activated.Thismeanthatthe3-phasevoltage isappliedtothehoist/lowersystem,andthat thethreephasesarecorrectlyconnectedwith regardtothetrainingdirectionofthehoisting motor.
L2indicatesthattheinternal+24Vdcpower supplyforthecontrolelectronicisoperational.
K301Hoistingcontactor
K302Loweringcontactor
K303Phasewatchrelay
L1Y ellowindicatorlight
L2Greenindicatorlight
S301Motorprotectingswitch
S302Hoist/lowerswitch
S303Handcrankwithsafetyswitch
P302Connectorforhullunitlimit
switchesandrotationsensor
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Functionalcheck

Procedure
Beforeyoucommencewiththestart-upprocedure,checkthe followingitems.
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe
rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafterithasbeendone.
1
Checkthatthe3-phasemainsfusesaredisconnected
intheship’sfusebox.
2
UseaspannertoopenthedoorontheMotorControl
UnitwhichismountedontheHullUnitgantry.
3LocatethemotorprotectingswitchS301,andcheck
thattheoperatinghandleispresseddowntoOFFposition.
4
Checkthatthehoist/lowerswitchS302intheMotor
ControlUnitissetintheSTOPposition.
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HOIST STOP
REMOTE LOWER
(CD015409-023)
E301
S301
S302

Apply3-phaseACpower

Thisprocedureexplainshowtoconnect3-phaseACpowerto theMotorControlUnit.
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafteryouhavedoneit.
Figure41MotorControlUnitwithS301andE301
1 LocatethemotorprotectingswitchS301intheMotor
ControlUnit,andcheckthattheoperatinghandleispressed downtoOFFposition.
2
Checkthatthehoist/lowerswitchS302intheMotor
ControlUnitissetintheSTOPposition.
3Re-insertthe3-phasemainsfusesforthehullunitin
theship’sfusebox.
4
Measurethethree-phasevoltageontheterminalsE301
intheMotorControlUnit.
Writedownthemeasuredvoltagehere:
Supplyvoltage:
5 Adjustthereleasecurrentonthemotorprotecting
switchS301accordingtothethree-phasevoltage:
•230V ac:5,5A
•380/440V ac:4A(minimum)
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230Vac
380/440V ac
(CD015407-001)

Checkthehoistingmotor’s3–phaseAC connections

Inordertoensurethatthehoistingmotoroperatesproperly,and toavoidseriousdamagetothemotor,youmustcheckthatthe motorconnectionsaremadeinaccordancewiththesupplied 3–phasevoltage.
Tomakesurethattheprocedureisfollowedcorrectly,andinthe rightorder,tickoffeachtaskafteryouhavedoneit.
1
Removethe3-phasemainsfusesforthehullunitin
thevessel’sfusebox.
2
Removethecoverforthemainsconnectiononthe
motor.
3
Refertotheillustration,andcheckifthemotor connectionsaremadeinaccordancewiththesupplied 3–phasevoltage.
Figure42Mainsconnectiontothehoistingmotor
Note
Theorderoftheconnectionwiresmustnotbechanged!
4 Iftheconnectionsdonotmatchthe3–phasevoltage,
rewiretomakethemcorrespondtothemeasuredvoltage.
5Remountthemainsconnectionscoveronthehoisting
motor.
6
Re-insertthe3-phasemainsfusesforthehullunitin thevessel’sfusebox.
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