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Installation manual
Simrad SU90
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SimradSU90
Installationmanual
SU90OperatormanualortheSimradSU90Reference manual.
AlluserdocumentationisincludedontheUSBmemory devicethatisprovidedwiththeSimradSU90.Themanuals canalsobedownloadedfromhttp://www.simrad.com/su90
WARNING:TheSimradSU90sonarmustneverbe poweredupwhentheshipisindrydock.Thetransducer willbedamagedifittransmitsinopenair.Toprevent inadvertentuseofthesonar,pulloutthemainsplugon theProcessorUnitwheneverthevesselisindrydock.
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KongsbergMaritimeASendeavourstoensurethatallinformationinthisdocumentiscorrectandfairly stated,butdoesnotacceptliabilityforanyerrorsoromissions.
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Theequipmenttowhichthismanualappliesmustonlybeusedforthepurposeforwhichitwas designed.Improperuseormaintenancemaycausedamagetotheequipmentand/orinjury topersonnel.Allusersmustbefamiliarwiththecontentsoftheappropriatemanualsbefore attemptingtoinstall,operate,maintainorinanyotherwayworkontheequipment. KongsbergMaritimeASdisclaimsanyresponsibilityfordamageorinjurycausedbyimproper installation,useormaintenanceoftheequipment.
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Tableofcontents

ABOUTTHISMANUAL.....................................................13
SIMRADSU90.................................................................15
Systemdescription.................................................................................................16
Systemdiagram......................................................................................................18
Systemunits...........................................................................................................19
Colourdisplay............................................................................................19
ProcessorUnit............................................................................................19
OperatingPanel..........................................................................................19
OperatingPanelpowersupply.....................................................................20
Audioamplierwithloudspeakers...............................................................20
TransceiverUnit.........................................................................................20
HullUnit....................................................................................................20
Transducer.................................................................................................21
Scopeofsupply......................................................................................................21
Mainunitsincludedwiththestandarddelivery.............................................21
Additionalitems.........................................................................................22
Additionalrequireditems.......................................................................................22
Colourdisplay............................................................................................22
UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)..............................................................23
Installationtrunk.........................................................................................23
Speedlog...................................................................................................24
Coursegyro................................................................................................24
Optionalitems........................................................................................................25
Hullunit.....................................................................................................25
Installationtrunk.........................................................................................25
Extendedrange...........................................................................................26
Scienticinterface......................................................................................26
Otherperipheralequipment.........................................................................26
Audiooutput..............................................................................................28
Externalmotionreferenceunit(MRU).........................................................30
SecondaryOperatingPanel..........................................................................30
Generalsupplyconditions......................................................................................31
Equipmentresponsibility.............................................................................31
Receipt,unpackingandstorage....................................................................31
Generalinstallationrequirements...........................................................................32
Supplypower.............................................................................................32
UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)..............................................................32
Wiring........................................................................................................32
Compassdeviation......................................................................................33
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Noisesources.............................................................................................33
Drydocking...............................................................................................33
Approvalbyclassicationsociety................................................................33
Supportinformation...............................................................................................33
INSTALLATIONPROCEDURE...........................................35
PREPARATIONS..............................................................37
Installationdrawings..............................................................................................38
Necessarytoolsandequipment..............................................................................38
Workerskills...........................................................................................................39
Determingthelocationofthehullunit..................................................................40
Foreandaftlocation...................................................................................40
Athwartshipslocation..................................................................................41
Importantconsiderationsrelatedtonoise......................................................41
Sonarroomrequirements.......................................................................................42
Watertightintegrity.....................................................................................42
Sizeandaccess...........................................................................................43
Heating......................................................................................................43
Insulation...................................................................................................43
Ventilation..................................................................................................43
Cableprotection.........................................................................................44
Electricalinstallationsandlights..................................................................44
Bilgepumpanddecking..............................................................................44
Liftingdevice.............................................................................................44
Communication..........................................................................................44
Sonarroomarrangementexample..........................................................................45
Sonarroomarrangementexample1–Topview............................................45
Sonarroomarrangementexample2–Sideview...........................................46
Hullunitorientationexample.......................................................................47
Acousticnoise........................................................................................................47
Contributingnoisefactors...........................................................................48
Selfnoise...................................................................................................49
Ambientnoise............................................................................................51
Fishinggearnoise.......................................................................................51
Electricalnoise...........................................................................................52
Reverberation.............................................................................................52
Somemeanstoreducethenoise...................................................................52
INSTALLINGTHESONARTRUNK.....................................55
Aboutthesonartrunkinstallation..........................................................................56
Mountingthesonartrunk.......................................................................................57
Mountingthetrunkextension.................................................................................58
Protectingthesonartrunk.......................................................................................59
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Sonartrunkinstallationprinciples..........................................................................59
Installationofatrunkwithopenblister.........................................................60
Installationofatrunkwithoillledblister...................................................61
Sonartrunkinstallationmeasurementsandchecklist............................................62
INSTALLINGTHEHULLUNIT..........................................63
Aboutthehullunitinstallation...............................................................................64
Hullunitfamiliarizationandmainpartsidentication..........................................65
MotorControlUnitfamiliarizationandmainpartsidentication.........................66
Hullunitmodelsoverview.....................................................................................67
Unpackingthehullunitfromitstransportbox......................................................68
Mountingthehullunit............................................................................................70
Bleedingaircock....................................................................................................72
Mountingthemechanicalsupport..........................................................................72
Transduceralignment.............................................................................................73
Visualinspectionofthetransducer........................................................................73
Loweringandhoistingthetransducermanuallyusingthehandcrank.............74
Hullunitinstallationchecklist...............................................................................76
INSTALLINGTHETRANSCEIVERUNIT............................77
INSTALLINGTHEBRIDGEUNITS....................................81
Preparationsforinstallation....................................................................................82
Basicrequirements......................................................................................82
Locationofthecolourdisplay......................................................................82
LocationoftheProcessorUnit.....................................................................83
LocationoftheOperatingPanel...................................................................83
LocationoftheOperatingPanelPowerSupply.............................................84
Locationoftheamplierandloudspeakers...................................................84
Maximumdistancesbetweentheunits...................................................................85
Installationofthecolourdisplay............................................................................85
InstallationoftheProcessorUnit...........................................................................86
InstallationoftheOperatingPanel.........................................................................88
InstallationoftheOperatingPanelPowerSupply.................................................89
Installationoftheamplierandloudspeakers........................................................89
CABLELAYOUTANDINTERCONNECTIONS......................90
Readthisrst!........................................................................................................91
Cableplan...............................................................................................................93
Bridgecables..............................................................................................93
Sonarroomcables......................................................................................94
Listofcables..........................................................................................................95
Cableprocedures..................................................................................................100
ConnectingACmainstotheUninterruptedPowerSupply...........................101
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ConnectingthevideocablefromtheProcessorUnittothecolour
display.....................................................................................................102
ConnectingtheUSBcablefromtheOperatingPaneltotheProcessor
Unit.........................................................................................................103
ConnectingthedualinterfacecablefromtheOperatingPaneltothe
ProcessorUnit..........................................................................................104
ConnectingtheOperatingPanelPowerSupplytotheProcessorUnit...........105
ConnectingACmainsandgroundtotheProcessorUnit..............................106
ConnectingACmainstothecolourdisplay................................................107
ConnectinggroundtotheOperatingPanel..................................................108
ConnectingtheProcessorUnittotheTransceiverUnit................................109
ConnectingACmainstotheTransceiverUnit.............................................111
ConnectingACmainstotheMotorControlUnit........................................112
ConnectingtheTransceiverUnittotheMotorControlUnit.........................113
ConnectingACmainstotheHeatExchanger..............................................114
ConnectingtheEthernetcableforscienticoutput......................................115
Connectingtheaudiocablesforexternalpoweredspeakers.........................116
Connectingthetransducercable.................................................................117
Connectingtheinterfacecablestotheperipheralequipment........................117
MoxaCP114EL-ISerialadaptersetup.................................................................117
Seriallinesupport.....................................................................................118
JumperandDIPswitchsettings.................................................................118
Softwaresetup(WindowsXP)...................................................................118
Softwaresetup(Windows7)......................................................................120
Adaptercable...........................................................................................121
Referencestodetailedcabledrawingsandspecications....................................123
INTERFACINGPERIPHERALEQUIPMENT......................124
Overviewofinterfacesandsupportedtelegramformats......................................125
Telegramsreceivedfromexternaldevices...................................................125
Telegramssenttoexternaldevices.............................................................127
Monitoringandchangingtheinterfacesettings...................................................128
Defaultinterfacesettings...........................................................................128
Changingtheinterfacesettings..................................................................129
MonitoringthetrafconaserialorEthernetline........................................132
Synchronisationwithotheracousticsystems.......................................................135
Settingupthesynchronisationfunction......................................................135
Aboutsynchronisation..............................................................................137
Synchronisationusingaserialline.............................................................138
SU90setupasSlave.................................................................................138
SU90setupasMaster...............................................................................138
Synchronisationsequences........................................................................139
Synchronisationofthesonarclockwithanexternalclock..................................140
OpeningtheInstallationmenu...................................................................141
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Changingthenecessaryparametertoallowforclocksynchronization...........141
Connectingthespeedlogandcoursegyro...........................................................141
Connectingthespeedlog...........................................................................142
Connectingthecoursegyro.......................................................................143
Connectinganexternalmotionreferenceunit(MRU).........................................144
Physicalinstallationofthemotionreferenceunit........................................144
Installationofthemotionreferenceunitcable.............................................144
OpeningtheInstallationmenu...................................................................145
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetothemotionreferenceunit................145
EnteringthestabilisationoffsetangleintotheSU90....................................146
ConnectingasecondaryOperatingPanel.............................................................147
PartsandtoolsrequiredtoinstallasecondaryOperatingPanel....................147
PhysicalinstallationoftheOperatingPanel................................................148
InstallationoftheOperatingPanelcables...................................................148
OpeningtheInstallationmenu...................................................................149
ConguringandtestingtheinterfacetothesecondaryOperating
Panel........................................................................................................150
CableplanforasecondaryOperatingPanel................................................151
ListofcablesrequiredforthesecondaryOperatingPanel............................152
Establishingemergencyhoistfunctionality..........................................................154
Designingtheemergencyhoistinterface.....................................................154
Circuitboardinterfacedescription.............................................................155
Testingtheinterfacestoperipheraldevices..........................................................156
OpeningtheInstallationmenu...................................................................156
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetothespeedlog..................................157
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetothecoursegyro...............................158
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetothepositioningsystem(GPS)...........159
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetoatrawlsystem................................160
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetoacatchmonitoringsystem...............161
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetoaradiobuoysystem........................161
Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetoaseacurrentmeter..........................162
SETTINGTOWORK.......................................................163
StartinguptheHullUnit......................................................................................164
Hullunitfamiliarizationandmainpartsidentication.................................165
MotorControlUnitfamiliarizationandmainpartsidentication..................166
Functionalcheck.......................................................................................166
Apply3-phaseACpower..........................................................................167
Checkthehoistingmotor's3–phaseACconnections...................................168
Check3–phaseconnectionforcorrectrotation............................................169
ChecktheK301contactoroperation...........................................................170
Verifycorrecthoistandlowerfunctionality................................................171
Startingupthebridgeunits..................................................................................173
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StartingupoftheProcessorUnitforthersttime.......................................173
Settingupthesonartoretrievesimulatedsonarechoes................................174
OpeningtheInstallationmenu...................................................................174
CheckingtheOperatingPanel..............................................................................175
OperatingPanelfunctionaltests.................................................................175
CheckingtheOperatingPanelbacklight.....................................................180
Poweringoffthesonar..............................................................................181
StartinguptheTransceiverUnit...........................................................................181
Checkingthehoist/lowerfunctionality................................................................183
ConnectingtheTransceiverUnittotheProcessorUnit................................183
Selectingwhichhullunittypetobeused....................................................184
Checkingthehoist/lowerfunctionalityfromthebridge................................185
Checkingthehoist/lowerfunctionalityfromthesonarroom........................187
Measuringtheself-noise......................................................................................188
StartinguptheSU90system................................................................................190
PreparationsbeforetheSU90systemisstarted...........................................190
StartinguptheSU90system,bridgeactions...............................................191
StartinguptheSU90system,sonarroomactions........................................192
Alignmentofthesonarpicture.............................................................................193
Adjustingthestabilisationsensoroffset...............................................................194
Estimatingtheoffsetangle........................................................................194
EnteringthestabilisationoffsetangleintotheSU90....................................195
Deningownshipparameters..............................................................................195
Specifyingshipdimensions.......................................................................195
Specifyinginstrumentpositionoffsets........................................................196
OpeningtheInstallationmenu...................................................................196
FINALTESTSANDMEASUREMENTS..............................198
Sourcelevel(SL)measurements..........................................................................199
Preparationsandtesthydrophonedata........................................................199
Testsetup.................................................................................................200
Sonarparameters......................................................................................200
Testprocedure..........................................................................................201
Finalizingtheprocedure............................................................................202
Sourceleveltestresults.............................................................................202
Receivingvoltageresponse(VR)measurements.................................................203
Preparations.............................................................................................203
Sonarparameters......................................................................................203
Testprocedure..........................................................................................204
Finalizingtheprocedure............................................................................205
Receivingvoltageresponsetestresults.......................................................205
Noise/speedcurvemeasurements.........................................................................206
Preparations.............................................................................................206
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Testprocedure..........................................................................................206
Problemswithownoise..........................................................................207
Noise/speedtestresults.............................................................................207
ProcessorUnitbackupandrestore.......................................................................210
AboutSU90backupandrestore.................................................................210
Creatingabackupimageofallthesonarsoftware.......................................211
Restoringthesonarsoftwarefromabackupimage......................................212
ReactivatingtheWindowslicense..............................................................213
CreatingabootableUSBmemorystick......................................................218
TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS.......................................219
Performancespecications...................................................................................220
Weightsandoutlinedimensions...........................................................................221
Powerspecications.............................................................................................223
Environmentalspecications...............................................................................223
Minimumdisplayrequirements............................................................................224
TELEGRAMFORMATS....................................................226
TelegramsreceivedandsentbytheSU90............................................................227
Coursegyrotelegrams...............................................................................227
Speedlogtelegrams..................................................................................227
GPStelegrams..........................................................................................228
ITIandtrawlsystemtelegram....................................................................228
Echosoundertelegrams.............................................................................229
Windsensortelegrams..............................................................................230
Seacurrenttelegrams................................................................................230
Catchmonitoringsystemtelegrams............................................................230
Buoytelegrams.........................................................................................230
Targetoutputtelegrams.............................................................................230
AbouttheNMEAtelegramformat.......................................................................231
NationalMarineElectronicsAssociation(NMEA)......................................231
NMEAtelegramprinciples........................................................................232
StandardNMEA0183communicationparameters......................................232
NMEAsentencestructure..........................................................................232
SpecicationofNMEAtelegrams.......................................................................233
DBSDepthbelowsurface.........................................................................234
DBTDepthbelowtransducer.....................................................................234
DPTDepth...............................................................................................234
GGAGlobalpositioningsystemxdata.....................................................235
GLLGeographicalpositionlatitude/longitude............................................235
HDGHeading,deviationandvariation.......................................................236
HDMHeading,magnetic...........................................................................237
HDTHeading,true...................................................................................237
MWDWinddirectionandspeed................................................................237
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MWVWindspeedandangle.....................................................................238
RMCRecommendedminimumspecicGNSSdata....................................238
VBWDualgroundandwaterspeed...........................................................238
VHWWaterspeedandheading.................................................................239
VTGCourseoverground&groundspeed..................................................240
VWRRelative(apparent)windspeedandangle..........................................240
ZDATimeanddate..................................................................................240
Proprietarytelegramsandformats.......................................................................241
DBSDepthoftrawlbelowsurface.............................................................242
FS3300Binarydepth................................................................................242
GLLTrawlposition..................................................................................242
HFBTrawlheadropetofootropeandbottom..............................................243
MDSMeasureddatashoal.........................................................................243
MTWWatertemperatureatthetrawl.........................................................244
PSIMP-DPISensordata...........................................................................244
PSIMP-FPISensordata............................................................................246
TDSTrawldoorspread.............................................................................246
TFITrawllling.......................................................................................247
TPCTrawlpositionincartesiancoordinates...............................................247
TPPTrackedtargetpositionormarker.......................................................247
TPTTrawlpositiontruevessel..................................................................248
TS2Trawlspread2...................................................................................248
TTSTrawltoshoaldistance......................................................................248
Proprietarythirdpartytelegramsandformats......................................................250
FurunoCIFSeacurrent.............................................................................250
KaijoVDVCDVectorcurrentdirection......................................................253
RyokoseiRBYBuoyinput........................................................................253
SerpeBSCBuoyinput..............................................................................254
DRAWINGFILE.............................................................255
Cabinetoutlinedrawings......................................................................................256
TransceiverUnitdimensions......................................................................257
ProcessorUnitdimensions........................................................................260
OperatingPaneldimensions......................................................................261
HullUnitdrawings...............................................................................................262
SU92Hullunitdimensionsdrawing...........................................................263
SU93Hullunitdimensionsdrawing...........................................................265
SU92/SU93Mountingtrunkproductiondrawing........................................267
SU92/SU93Extensiontrunkproductiondrawing........................................269
SU92/SU93Blindcoverdrawing...............................................................271
AGENERALSAFETYRULES...............................................272
BEQUIPMENTHANDLING................................................273
Transportation.......................................................................................................274
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Lifting...................................................................................................................274
Storagepriortoinstallationoruse.......................................................................275
Inspection.............................................................................................................276
Unpacking............................................................................................................276
Generalunpackingprocedure....................................................................276
Unpackingelectronicandelectromechanicalunits......................................277
Unpackingmechanicalunits......................................................................277
Unpackingtransducers..............................................................................277
Storageafterunpacking........................................................................................278
Storageafteruse...................................................................................................278
Cleaningcabinets......................................................................................278
Mechanicalunits.......................................................................................279
Cables......................................................................................................279
Internalbatteries.......................................................................................279
Dehumidier............................................................................................280
Coatings...................................................................................................280
Re-packaging........................................................................................................280
Temperatureprotection.........................................................................................280
Circuitboardhandlingandpackaging..................................................................281
Electro-StaticDischarge(ESD)............................................................................282
Disposal................................................................................................................282
CSU90CABLEDETAILS...................................................284
Cablingprinciples.................................................................................................285
Cablestoperipheraldevices.................................................................................285
Positioningsysteminterface......................................................................286
Echosoundersysteminterface...................................................................286
Trawlsonarinterface.................................................................................286
Catchmonitoringsysteminterface.............................................................287
Currentmeterinterface..............................................................................287
Radiobuoysconnectioninterface...............................................................287
Cabledrawings.....................................................................................................288
GenericRS-232Serialline(Threewires)...................................................289
RS-232usedasexternaltriggerinputoroutput...........................................290
GenericRS-422Serialline(Fivewires).....................................................291
MoxaCP114EL-ISeriallineadapter..........................................................292
Mini-jacktophonoaudiocable..................................................................294
Vesselground...........................................................................................295
ACmainswithIEC60320socketandinlineplug.......................................296
3–phaseACmainstoMotorControlUnit...................................................297
ACmainswithIEC320/C7inlineplug......................................................298
OperatingPanelpowersupply...................................................................299
RJ45Ethernet,straight..............................................................................300
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UniversalSerialBus(USB).......................................................................302
DVI–IDisplaycable.................................................................................303
Commercialpoweredspeakersystem.........................................................304
OperatingPanel“Dual”cable....................................................................306
DBASICCABLEREQUIREMENTS......................................307
Cabletrays............................................................................................................308
RadioFrequencyinterference..............................................................................308
Physicalprotection...............................................................................................309
Grounding.............................................................................................................309
Cableconnections.................................................................................................310
Cableterminations................................................................................................310
Cableidentication...............................................................................................310
EINSTALLATIONREMARKS.............................................311
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Aboutthismanual

Aboutthismanual
Purpose
Thepurposeofthismanualistoprovidetheinformationandbasicdrawingsrequiredfor installationoftheSimradSU90.
Formoredetailedinformationaboutthepracticaluseoftheproduct,refertotheSimrad SU90OperatormanualortheSimradSU90Referencemanual.
Targetaudience
Themanualisintendedfortechnicalpersonnel;qualiedmaintenanceengineersand technicians.Itisassumedthatthepersonnelisconversantwiththegeneralprinciplesof maritimeelectronicequipment,inparticularsonar,echosounderandcatchmonitoring systems.Thepersonnelmustalsobefamiliarwithcomputerhardware,signalprocessing, interfacetechnologyandtraditionaltroubleshootingonelectronicandmechanical products.
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WeassumethatyouarefamiliarwiththeWindows system,andconversantwithnetworkaddressingandcommunicationprinciples.
Installationinstructions
Theinstructionsprovidedinthismanualmustbefollowedcarefullytoensureoptimal performance.Asaguide,installationproceduresarepresentedintheordertheyareto beperformed.
Theequipmentdescribedinthismanualincludesthecompletesystemwithrelevant cabinets,butnotsystemunitsprovidedlocallybythecustomer,installationshipyardor localrepresentative.Themanualalsodenestheequipmentresponsibility,andprovides applicableinstructionsforunpackingandstorage.
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Theinstallationinstructionsgiveninthisdocumentmustbeadheredto.Failuretodoso mayrendertheguaranteevoid.
KongsbergMaritimeASwillacceptnoresponsibilityforanydamageorinjurytothe system,vesselorpersonnelcausedbyequipmentthathasbeenincorrectlyinstalledor maintained,orbydrawings,instructionsorproceduresthathavenotbeenprepared byus.
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Installationdrawings
Detailedvesselspecicmechanicaldrawingsfortheinstallationmustbeprovidedbythe customer,oranyshipyardcontractedtoperformtheinstallation.
KongsbergMaritimeASmay,onspecialorder,provideassistancetothesedrawings. Drawingsmustbeapprovedbytheappropriatevesselcerticationauthoritypriorto installationofthesystem.
Applicablegenericoutlinedimensionandproductionsdrawingsareprovidedinthe Drawinglechapter.DrawingsmayalsobedownloadedinPDFand/orDWGformats fromhttp://www.simrad.com
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StudythischaptertofamiliarizeyourselfwiththeSimradSU90.
Topics
•Systemdescriptiononpage16
•Systemdiagramonpage18
•Systemunitsonpage19

SimradSU90

•Scopeofsupplyonpage21
•Additionalrequireditemsonpage22
•Optionalitemsonpage25
•Generalsupplyconditionsonpage31
•Generalinstallationrequirementsonpage32
•Supportinformationonpage33
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Systemdescription

TheSimradSU90 isalongrange omnidirectionallow frequencysonar.
Itisdesignedformedium andlargesizedshing vessels,preferablyfor purseseiners,butitis alsowellsuitablefor trawlers.
TheSimradSU90 allowsyoutochoose anoperationalfrequency between20to30kHz (in1kHzsteps).The cylindricalmulti-element transducerallows theomnidirectional sonarbeamtobetilted electronicallyfrom +10to–60degrees. Thisallowsyouto automaticallytrack schoolsofsh,and toobservethewhole watervolumearound thevessel.Astabilising systemisincludedfor electronicpitchandroll compensation.
ThisSU90screencaptureshowsyouatypicalcatch situation.Thepresentationprovidesyouwithalotof information.
ACurrentrange,transducertiltandgain
BSonarpresentation
CCursor’sposition,bearing(relativetothevessel),
rangeanddepth
DPurseseineandtargetinformation(depthand
estimatedschoolsize),includinginformationfrom catchmonitoringdepthsensors
EMenusystem
FVerticalview
GNavigationinformationandhullunitposition
TheSimradSU90hasbeendesignedwithnocompromises.ComparedtotheSX90,the numberofchannelsisincreasedby50%givingthesonaranevenbetterperformance inselectivityandrange.Thenarrowopeningangle(4,9°at30kHz)andtheincreased sourcelevel(3dB)makestheSU90averypowerfulandhighresolutionlowfrequency sonar.ThenarrowbeammakestheSU90evenmoreidealforsearchingshcloseto thebottomorclosetothesurfaceatlongranges.Italsoprovidesafarbettervertical viewwithless“bottomclimbing”thatisseenonsonarswithawiderbeam.
Greatemphasishasbeenplacedongivingthebestpossiblesonarpresentationsona highresolutioncolourdisplay.
TheSU90ProcessorUnitiscontrolledbyMicrosoft’sWindows whichresultinaexiblechoiceofpresentationmodesforalargerangeofuser applications.Thesignalprocessingandbeamformingisperformedinafastdigital
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signalprocessingsystemusingthefulldynamicrangeofthesignals.Inadditiontothe traditionalsinglefrequencytransceiversystem,theSimradSU90containsanadvanced frequencymodulatedltersystem(FM).
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Systemdiagram

AstandardSU90systemdiagramisprovided.Interfacecapabilities,uninterruptedpower suppliesandpowercablesarenotshown.
AProcessorUnit
BColourdisplay
COperatingPanel
DOperatingPanelPower
Supply
ETransceiverUnit
FMotorControlUnit
GHullUnit
HTransducer
Thecolourdisplayisnot includedinthestandard deliveryfromSimrad.Thisis acommercialitemthatcanbe purchasedlocally.
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Systemunits

TheSimradSU90comprisesthefollowingunits.
Topics
•Colourdisplayonpage19
•ProcessorUnitonpage19
•OperatingPanelonpage19
•OperatingPanelpowersupplyonpage20
•Audioamplierwithloudspeakersonpage20
•TransceiverUnitonpage20
•HullUnitonpage20
•Transduceronpage21
SimradSU90

Colourdisplay

AnycommercialcolourdisplaycanbeusedwiththeSimradSU90system.Thechosen displaymustbedesignedformaritimeuse,anditmustmeettheminimumperformance specications.
NotethatthecolourdisplayisnotastandardpartoftheSU90delivery.

ProcessorUnit

TheProcessorUnitisamarinecomputerbasedon
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theMicrosoftWindows designedforruggeduse.
Thecomputerisbasedonacommercialdesign,but thesoftwareandhardwarehasbeenspeciedand assembledspecicallyforSimradtosuittheSU90requirements.
ThecomputerholdsmultipleUSBportsforusewithfuturesoftwareupgrades.These USBportswillalsoallowyoutoexportscreencapturesfromthesonar.
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OperatingPanel

TheOperatingPanelcontainsallnecessarycontrol functionsfornormaloperationoftheSU90.
Thecontrolsarearrangedinlogicalfunctiongroups, thisgivesaclearandeasyoperation.
ThemajorityoftheSU90functionscanbeaccessed usingthetrackballontheOperatingPanelandthemenusystemonthedisplay.You canalsouseastandardcomputermouse.
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OperatingPanelpowersupply

Asmallcommercialpowersupplyisimplementedtoprovidestand-bypowertothe OperatingPanel.ThepowersupplyisconnectedtotheProcessorUnit.
Audioamplierwithloudspeakers
AnamplierwithoneortwoloudspeakersmaybeconnectedtotheProcessorUnitto providetheaudiooutput.
Theseoptionalitemsarenotprovidedwiththestandardsonardelivery. IfstandardcommercialPCloudspeakersareused,thesearenormallypoweredbya
separatepowersupply.

TransceiverUnit

TheSU90TransceiverUnitislocatedinthesonar room,closetotheHullUnit.
Thetransceiverperformsthetransmissionand receptioncontrolofthe384transmittersand384 receiverchannels.12identicaltransceiverboards areused.TheTransceiverUnitalsoholdstwopower supplies,anEthernetswitch,andalargecapacitorbank.
TwoEthernetcablesareusedforcommunicationwith theProcessorUnitonthebridge,whileathirdEthernet cableisusedtocontrolthehullunit.
Thetransducercablesfromthehullunitareplugged intothesidewalloftheTransceiverUnitcabinetusingaspecialplug.
TheTransceiverUnitismountedonthebulkheadusingpowerfulshockabsorbers.The connectorsforpowerandinterfacearelocatedatthebottomofthecabinet.

HullUnit

ThestandardSU92HullUnitisdesignedtolowerthetransducer1.2metersbelowthe ship’shull.Maximumvesselspeedisthen25knots.
TheoptionalSU93HullUnitwilllowerthetransducerto1,6metersbelowthehull.With theSU93HullUnit,themaximumvesselspeedis20knots.
Whenthesonarisswitchedon,presstheDownbuttonontheOperatingPaneltolower thetransducerintothewater.Beforethesonarisswitchedoff,presstheUpbuttonon theOperatingPaneltoretractthetransducerintotheinstallationtrunkforprotection. Ifyouforgetthis,thetransducerishoistedautomaticallybeforethesonarisswitched off.Itisalsohoistedautomaticallyifaseriousmalfunctionoccurstothecommunication betweenthebridgeandthehullunit.
Thetransducercanalsobeloweredtoanyselectedmiddleposition.Incaseofvoltage failure,thetransducercanberaisedorloweredmanuallybymeansofahandcrank.
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ThesensorfortheelectronicstabilisationofthesonarbeamsishousedintheMotor ControlUnit,whichismountedontheHullUnit.
Caution
Ifthetransducerhitslargerobjectsorbottom,thetransducershaftmaybe bent,or-inworstcase-itcanbebrokenoff.Abrokentransducershaftwill causewaterleakagethroughthetopoftheshaft.
Insuchcases,donotraisethetransducershafttoitsupperposition.
Topreventseriousdamage,youmusthaveawaterpumpandawarning systeminthesonarroom.

Transducer

ThecylindricalTransducerallowsthesonarbeamtogivefull360degreescoverageof thewatervolumefrom+10anddownto-60degrees.

Scopeofsupply

PleaseobservethestandardandoptionalpartsprovidedwiththeSimradSU90delivery.
Topics
•Mainunitsincludedwiththestandarddeliveryonpage21
•Additionalitemsonpage22
Relatedtopics
•Additionalrequireditemsonpage22
•Optionalitemsonpage25

Mainunitsincludedwiththestandarddelivery

Partnumber
SH8-203593 382924 381908 373017
Note
ThestandarddeliveryincludesanSU92hullunitwith4.6mtransducercable.Other hullunitsandcablelengthsareoptional.
Part/unitnameanddescription
OperatingPanel ProcessorUnit TransceiverUnit SU92HullUnit(with4.6mtransducercable)
Relatedtopics
•Additionalrequireditemsonpage22
•Optionalitemsonpage25
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Additionalitems

Requireditems
SeveraladditionalitemsarerequiredfortheSU90operation.Theseitemsarenormally notsuppliedbySimrad.Theitemsare:
•Colourdisplayonpage22
•UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)onpage23
•Installationtrunkonpage23
•Speedlogonpage24
•Coursegyroonpage24
Optionalitems
Severaloptionalitemsmaybeused:
•Installationtrunkonpage25
•Extendedrangeonpage26
•Scienticinterfaceonpage26
•Otherperipheralequipmentonpage26
•Audiooutputonpage28
•Externalmotionreferenceunit(MRU)onpage30
•SecondaryOperatingPanelonpage30

Additionalrequireditems

Thefollowingadditionalitemsarerequiredforafullyoperationalsystem,butthey arenotincludedinthestandarddelivery:
Topics
•Colourdisplayonpage22
•UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)onpage23
•Installationtrunkonpage23
•Speedlogonpage24
•Coursegyroonpage24

Colourdisplay

TheSimradSU90requiresaVGAorDVIcolourdisplaywitharesolutionofatleast 1280x1024pixels.
TheSU90ProcessorUnitofferstwovideooutputs.Asecondarydisplaymaythen bemountedatanotherlocationonthevessel.Thetwodisplaywillalwaysshowthe
presentation.
same
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IfyoualsowishtocontroltheSU90fromthissecondarydisplaylocation,youcanadd anextraOperatingPanel.
Relatedtopics
•SecondaryOperatingPanelonpage30

UninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)

InordertoensurecontinuousoperationoftheSimradSU90independentofvarying qualityofthevessel'smainssupply,theuseofuninterruptedpowersupplies(UPS)is required.
Twouninterruptedpowersupplyunitsareused:
•Oneisusedtopowerthebridgeunits.
•OneisusedtopowertheTransceiverUnit.
Important
Uninterruptedpowersupply(UPS)unitsarenotincludedinthestandardSU90delivery.
Severalcommercialtypesareavailable.TochoosethebestUPSfortheSU90 installation,considerenvironmentalconditions,spaceavailable,theavailabilityand durationofthebatteries,andthepowerrequirementsoftheSU90units.
TheminimumspecicationsfortheUninterruptedPowerSupply(UPS)are:
•Inputvoltage:Musttvesselsupplyvoltage
•Outputvoltage:230Vac,50Hz
•Outputpower: –Bridgeunits:1000W –Sonarroomunits:1500W
•Outputrequirement:TheACoutputvoltagemustbeasinewave
Relatedtopics
•Powerspecicationsonpage223

Installationtrunk

Theinstallationtrunkrequiredforthehullunitinstallationisnotincludedinthestandard delivery.
Theinstallationtrunkmaybefabricatedbytheshipyard,orsuppliedbySimradasan option.Themechanicaldrawingsofthetrunkandblindcoverareincludedinthis manual.TheSimradSU90sonarisdeliveredwithoutadomesystem.
TheoptionaltrunkofferedbyKongsbergMaritimeisapprovedbyDetNorskeV eritas (DNV),andincludesablindcoverandagasket.
Relatedtopics
•Installationtrunkonpage25
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Speedlog

Inordertooperatecorrectly,theSimradSU90requiresinputfromaspeedlog.Inmost casesasuitablesensorisalreadyinstalledonthevessel.Adifferentialglobalpositioning system((D)GPS)canalsobeused.
Speedloginterfaceparameters:
•Serialline:StandardNMEA0183telegramformat
Relatedtopics
•Connectingthespeedlogonpage142
•Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetothespeedlogonpage157

Coursegyro

Inordertooperatecorrectly,theSimradSU90requiresinputfromacoursegyro.Inmost casesasuitablesensorisalreadyinstalledonthevessel.
Coursegyrointerfaceparameters:
•Serialline:StandardNMEA0183telegramformat
Ifthecoursegyroinstalleddoesnotoutputthecorrectserialinterfaceformat,anoptional gyrointerfaceboxisavailable.Itwillconvertthefollowingsynchroandstepping gyrosignals:
•3-phasesynchrosignal,20to150VL-L,50/60/400Hz,gearration1:360or1:180
•3-phasesteppersignal,20to150VL-L,gearration1:360or1:180
Orderinginformation
LR40Gyrointerface
298-078535
Relatedtopics
•Connectingthecoursegyroonpage143
•Conguringandtestingtheinterfacetothecoursegyroonpage158
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Optionalitems

Thefollowingoptionalequipmentandfunctionalitymaybeorderedatanadditional chargetoaugmentthestandardSimradSU90systemdelivery,orpurchasedlocally bytheinstallationshipyardorenduser.
Topics
•Installationtrunkonpage25
•Extendedrangeonpage26
•Scienticinterfaceonpage26
•Otherperipheralequipmentonpage26
•Audiooutputonpage28
•Externalmotionreferenceunit(MRU)onpage30
•SecondaryOperatingPanelonpage30
SimradSU90

Hullunit

ThestandardSU92HullUnitcanbelowered1.2metersataspeedof21knots.The mountingangehas24boltswithpitchcentrediameter(PCD)680mm.Otherhull unitsareavailableaslistedbelow.
HullunitsavailablefromKongsbergMaritime
HullUnitSpecicationsOrderno.
SU92*1.2m,21knots,24bolts,PCD680mm,4.6mtransducercable SU92 SU93 SU93 (*=SU92with4.6mtransducercableisthestandardhullunit)
1.2m,21knots,24bolts,PCD680mm,7mtransducercable
1.6m,16knots,20bolts,PCD620mm,4.6mtransducercable
1.6m,16knots,20bolts,PCD620mm,7mtransducercable
373017 386420 373018 386422

Installationtrunk

Theinstallationtrunkmaybefabricatedbytheinstallationshipyard,orsuppliedby KongsbergMaritime.Thesameinstallationintrunkisusedforallhullunits.
IfyouarereplacinganSX90orSP90sonarwithanewSU90,youcanuseyourexisting trunk.However,duetothelargertransducerontheSU90sonar,atrunkextensionmust beused.
OptionalinstallationtrunksavailablefromKongsbergMaritime
Trunktype
SU92/SU9324bolts,PCD680mm Extension24bolts,PCD680mm
SpecicationsOrderno.
Relatedtopics
•Mountingthetrunkextensiononpage58
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•SU92Hullunitdimensionsdrawingonpage263
•SU93Hullunitdimensionsdrawingonpage265
•SU92/SU93Mountingtrunkproductiondrawingonpage267
•SU92/SU93Extensiontrunkproductiondrawingonpage269
•SU92/SU93Blindcoverdrawingonpage271

Extendedrange

Duetointernationalregulations,sonarswithoperationalrangeexceeding5000meters canonlybeexportedonlicense.
ForthisreasonthestandardrangeontheSU90hasbeenlimitedto4500meters. However,ifanexportlicenceisobtained,themaximumrangecanbeextendedto 8000meters.
Orderinginformation
Extended8000mrange
314506
Scienticinterface
TheScienticOutputisdesignedforresearchpurposes.Whenactivated,thefollowing dataareavailableonanEthernet(LAN)output:
•Beamdata
•Targetdata
•Ownshipdata
•Geardata
ThescienticoutputoptionmayalsoincludesoftwareforaScienticDataLogger.
Orderinginformation
Scienticinterface
KIT-203477

Otherperipheralequipment

TheSimradSU90providesseveralseriallines.Twooftheseareusedtointerfacetothe speedlogandcoursegyro.Theremainingseriallinescanbeusedtocommunicate withotherperipheralequipment.
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•DifferentialGlobalPositioningSystem((D)GPS)
•Motionreferenceunit(MRU)
•Echosounder
•Catchmonitoringsystem
•Trawlsonar
•Currentmetersystem
•Radiobuoysystem
Alltheseperipheralsmaybeconnectedusingtheseriallines.Mostofthemwill communicatebymeansofthestandardNMEA0183format.
Notethatperipheralequipmentandsensorsmustbepurchasedlocallybytheinstallation shipyardorenduser.
SimradSU90
DifferentialGlobalPositioningSystem((D)GPS)
A(D)GPSmaybeinterfacedwiththeSimradSU90sonartoestablishthevessel’s positionandprovidecursorandmarkerlatitudeandlongitude.
Inadditiontonavigationaldata,the(D)GPSmayalsobeusedfortheinputofspeedlog information.Most(D)GPSareequippedtopresentcourseinformation,butthisdatais generallytooinconsistenttoprovideastablesonarpresentation.
Relatedtopics
•Positioningsysteminterfaceonpage286
Motionreferenceunit(MRU)
TheSU90offersabuilt-inmotionsensortoprovidestabilisationofthesonarbeams. Youmayincreasetheefciencyandaccuracyifyouinstallaseparatemotionreference
unit(MRU).TheSU90providesaninterfacetotheMRU3sensormanufacturedby KongsbergMaritime.Relevantinstallationproceduresareincludedinthismanual.
Relatedtopics
•Externalmotionreferenceunit(MRU)onpage30
•Connectinganexternalmotionreferenceunit(MRU)onpage144
Catchmonitoringsystem
Toprovidetrawlandpurseseinedepthinformationonthesonar’sdisplay,thefollowing Simradcatchmonitoringsystemsmaybeconnected:
•SimradPISeriesCatchmonitoringsystems
•SimradITIIntegratedTrawlInstrumentationsystem
Relatedtopics
•Catchmonitoringsysteminterfaceonpage287
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Trawlsonar
Toprovidetrawlinformationonthesonar’sdisplay,oneofthefollowingSimradtrawl systemsmaybeconnected:
•SimradFS903Trawlsonar
•SimradFS3300Trawlsonar
•SimradFS20/25Trawlsonar
•SimradFS70Trawlsonar
Relatedtopics
•Trawlsonarinterfaceonpage286
Currentmetersystem
Acurrentmetersystemmaybeconnectedtothesonartodisplaythedirectionandspeed oftheseacurrentsonvariousdepths.Thefollowingcurrentsystemcanbeconnected:
•KaijoDCG-200
Relatedtopics
•Currentmeterinterfaceonpage287
Radiobuoysystem
AGPSbasedradiobuoysystemmaybeconnectedtothesonartoshowthepositionand buoydataonthedisplay.Thefollowingbuoysystemscanbeconnected:
•SERPE
•Ariane
•Ryokusei
Relatedtopics
•Radiobuoysconnectioninterfaceonpage287

Audiooutput

Topics
•Abouttheaudiooutputonpage29
•PoweredspeakersystemforPCuseonpage29
•Stereosystemwithamplierandtwoormoreloudspeakersonpage29
Relatedtopics
•Mini-jacktophonoaudiocableonpage294
•Commercialpoweredspeakersystemonpage304
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