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(4) = A second start flash: This signals that the second
digit of the channel number is next.
(5) = None to nine short flashes: The number of short
flashes signifies the second digit of the configured
channel number.
3 Using a multimeter, check the DC current between the
negative charging lug (A) and the water detector (B).
- With the initial sea water switch and a a fully charged
battery, the current should not exceed 150 µA.
- With a redesigned sea water switch (sacrificial bolt)
and a a fully charged battery, the current should not
exceed 67 µA.
- If you measure 0 µA, check the fuse on your
multimeter.
Testing on land
The sensor can only be tested in water.
Testing in water
1 Use the vessel’s most accurate echo sounder as reference,
and measure the water depth below the keel.
2 Lower the Height sensor over the side of the vessel. Make
sure that the echo sounder transducer faces the bottom.
- Lower it to the same depth as of the vessel’s echo
sounder transducer.
3 Switch off the vessel’s echo sounders, sonars and other
hydroacoustical equipment to avoid interference.
4 Switch off the PI32’s interference filter, and observe the
numeric display.
- If the interference symbol is not
displayed, leave the
interference filter switched off to increase the system’s
range and performance.
5 Use the PI32 Status display to monitor the sensor’s signal
strength.
- If the interference filter is activated, the spectrum
displayed should be relatively flat ( approximately 25
dB with interference filter set at level 9) with a peak
detected in the configured channel.
6 Check that the depth read-out on the PI32 corresponds to
the actual depth measured by the vessel’s echo sounder.
7 Hoist and lower the sensor in the water, and observe that
the depth readout changes accordingly.
8 Turn on the vessel’s echo sounders as well as other
hydroacoustical equipment used during normal fishing
operations.
- Operator manual 1
- Catch monitoring system 3
- About this document 4
- Sections 5
- 12 Sensor test procedures 6
- 13 Technical specifications 6
- Simrad PI32 10
- INTRODUCTION 13
- SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 14
- System diagram 15
- Operator Unit 16
- Sensor overview 18
- Battery chargers 19
- GETTING STARTED 20
- Power on 21
- Power off 21
- Page 1: Echo sounder 22
- Page 2: Numeric display 22
- Page 3: Graphic display 22
- Page 4: Navigation display 22
- Leafing through the pages 23
- Other display presentations 23
- Introduction to the main menu 24
- Introduction to the keypad 25
- Introducing the sensors 27
- Depth: How deep can you go? 29
- Rip: Check for damages! 30
- APPLICATION EXAMPLES 32
- Purse seine 33
- Danish seine 34
- Bottom trawl 35
- Pelagic trawl 36
- Echo sounder 37
- Graphic display 38
- DISPLAY PRESENTATIONS 39
- Numeric display 40
- Depth presentation 43
- Height presentation 44
- Spread presentation 45
- Surface temperature 49
- Status display 50
- → Receiver setup, page 174 51
- Echo sounder display 52
- Bottom expansion 53
- Navigation display 55
- Position display 56
- OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES 57
- → Numeric display, page 28 59
- How to set up the sensors 60
- Predefined settings 61
- How to use the sensors 64
- How to test the sensors 66
- How to define sensor offsets 68
- MENU Exit 72
- GAIN- GAIN+ 72
- (CD11105C) 72
- → Twin Spread, page 128 73
- → Trawl info, page 182 73
- Howtoviewechosounderdata 75
- How to set up marker lines 76
- Depth and Height marker lines 77
- Spread marker line 77
- → Graphic setup, page 160 78
- Access to the parameters 80
- Set up the parameters 80
- Ping to ping filter 82
- Colour threshold 82
- Signal threshold 82
- Depth grid 82
- Standard mode 84
- Phased range mode 84
- Activate A-Scope 88
- De-activate A-Scope 88
- How to define alarm limits 89
- Surface temperature alarm 90
- Clearance alarms 90
- How to select menu language 92
- → Page setup, page 171 93
- PRACTICAL USE OF THE SENSORS 95
- PI Bottom Contact sensor 99
- Bottom Contact presentatio n 100
- Sensor configuration 100
- System configuration 101
- Mounting 101
- 857-164636 / Rev.A 102
- PS Bottom Contact sensor 103
- PI Catch sensor 107
- Presentation 108
- PS Catch sensor 112
- Catch presentation 113
- PI Depth sensor 116
- Numerical presentation 117
- PS Depth sensor 121
- PI Height sensor 126
- Daily operation 127
- PI Rip sensor 130
- Numeric presentation 131
- PI Spread and Remote sensors 135
- Installation principle 138
- Sacrificial water switch 139
- PI Twin Spread 140
- Main parts 141
- PI Temperature sensor 145
- Temperature presentation 147
- PS Temperature sensor 151
- SENSOR CHARGERS 156
- PI Charger 157
- PS30 Charger 159
- General guidelines 160
- Battery depleted frequently 160
- Typical sensor (PI Depth) 160
- MENU SYSTEM 161
- The main menu 162
- Menu system 163
- REFERENCES 164
- Depth calibration 165
- Echo presentation setup 166
- Echo sounder setup 169
- Related topics 170
- Factory presets 171
- Graphic setup 172
- → Sensor setup, page 179 173
- → Numeric setup, page 169 173
- Interface setup NMEA 174
- Applicable telegram formats 177
- Interface setup remote/alarm 179
- Navigation setup 180
- Numeric setup 181
- Offset adjust 182
- Page setup 183
- Palette setup 184
- Position display setup 185
- Receiver setup 186
- Sensor alarms 189
- Sensor setup 191
- Speed setup 192
- Surface temperature setup 193
- Trawl info setup 194
- Units setup 195
- PI CONFIGURATOR 196
- Basic information 197
- Available equipment 198
- About sensor configuration 199
- Changing the update rate 200
- Main dialogue description 201
- Operational procedures 203
- Software installation 204
- How to interface the sensor 205
- References 210
- Communication P o rt Setup 212
- Operation 212
- Configure Sensor 213
- Factory Default 216
- Language 218
- LED Control 219
- Message field 220
- PI Configurator 221
- Ping control 222
- Read Sensor Data 224
- Sensor Type 226
- Show Channel At Startup 228
- Examples 229
- Terminate Communication 230
- Maintenance 231
- Making a programming cable 233
- Troubleshooting 234
- SENSOR TEST PROCEDURES 235
- Bottom Contact test procedure 236
- Testing on land 237
- Testing in water 237
- Catch sensor, test procedure 239
- Depth sensor, test procedure 242
- PI32 Calibration procedure 244
- PI44 Calibration procedure 244
- Height sensor, test procedure 245
- Tools and equipment required 248
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 255
- PI Bottom Contact 256
- PI Catch & PI Rip 256
- PI Depth 257
- PI Height 258
- PI Spread & Remote 258
- PI Temperature 259
- - To 70% capacity: 1 hour 260
- - To 100% capacity: 4 hours 260
- - To 100% capacity: 16 hours 260
- E 2005 Simrad AS 268
- ISBN 82-8066-059-3 268
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