Furuno TS-331A Instrukcja Użytkownika

WIRED TRAWL SONARTS-331A

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 21.2 Underwater Unit 1.2.1 Components of the underwater unit The underwater unit mainly consists of a red polyurethane case

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 31.2.3 Mounting the underwater unit on the trawl Usually the underwater unit is fixed either on the head rope of the trawl o

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 4 1.3 Starting Up, Shutting Down 1.3.1 Starting up 1. Check the connection between the underwater unit and the winch. 2. M

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 51.4 Catch Sensor CS-400 (option) Mounted on the cod end of the trawl, the catch sensor monitors the catch of fish. Four cat

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 61.5 Screen Layout The fully configured TS-331A provides five viewing windows (Vertical sonar image, Depth/water temperature

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 7Note 2: Certain devices or sensors can be manually disabled by turning them off from the Options menu. See the figure below.

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 8Tool Function Main Toolbar Connects to sonar head. Opens an existing .331 data file to play back. Saves real-time acquire

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 91.6 Display Indications Below are all the indications which appear on the display screen. 2Ship's Course :Ship's S

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 101.7 Pop-up Windows The TS-331A provides convenient pop-up windows from which to conduct various operations for the vertical

112. SONAR OPERATION 2.1 Choosing a Sonar Mode The TS-331A has three sonar display modes: polar, sector and locked. Choose desired mode from the Mo

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2. SONAR OPERATION 122.1.2 Sector mode This mode is used for operating the sonar to scan in a sector area. The transducer location is in the middle o

2. SONAR OPERATION 132.1.3 Locked mode This mode functions to operate the sonar as an echo sounder, with the transducer locked at 0° sector size. The

2. SONAR OPERATION 142.2 Adjusting the Sonar Image from the Vertical Sonar Settings Dialog Box The vertical sonar settings dialog box contains all t

2. SONAR OPERATION 152.2.2 Adjusting gain Adjust the gain from the Data Gain combo box. The gain range is 0-100(%). Data gain is used to increase or

2. SONAR OPERATION 162.3 Monitoring Trawl Position The Locked mode can be a valuable tool for monitoring trawl location in order to prevent damage t

2. SONAR OPERATION 174. The ship has accelerated to clear a shoal. The trawl is rising off the bottom and the bottom is displayed as if it has a sha

2. SONAR OPERATION 182.4 Drawing Lines and Symbols Using the draw tool bar or the Draw menu, you can draw lines and symbols on the sonar display (

2. SONAR OPERATION 192.4.3 Choosing line/symbol color The default line/symbol color is white. However, you may choose line/symbol color as desired.

2. SONAR OPERATION 202.5 Finding Range and Bearing from Own Ship to a Point Choose Range / Bearing from the Draw menu or click the button on the

2. SONAR OPERATION 212.7 Choosing Display Color You may choose the color arrangement for the vertical sonar image. Open the Color Table menu and che

iSAFETY INSTRUCTIONSDo not place liquid-filled containers onthe top of the surface processor unit.Fire or electrical shock can result if a liquidspi

2. SONAR OPERATION 222.8 Grid You may configure the grid on the vertical sonar display as desired from the Grids menu. Grids menu, Scale Options,

2. SONAR OPERATION 232.9 Unit of Depth, Range Measurement The unit of depth/range measurement may be chosen from meters, feet and fathoms, on the Op

2. SONAR OPERATION 242.11 Recording Sonar Data You may save real-time data to a file. To save real-time data, do the following: 1. Choose Record S

2. SONAR OPERATION 25Once a sonar data file has been opened, the operation of real-time sonar data acquisition will terminate. Although only one sona

2. SONAR OPERATION 262.13 Saving, Loading System Configuration 2.13.1 Saving system configuration You may save sonar settings, window layouts and s

273. ECHO SOUNDER OPERATION 3.1 Echo Sounder Image The echo sounder image is displayed in the echo sounder window at the right side of the screen.

3. ECHO SOUNDER OPERATION 283.2 Adjusting the Echo Sounder Image from the Sounder Settings Dialog Box The echo sounder settings dialog box contains

3. ECHO SOUNDER OPERATION 293.3 Using the Echo Sounder Image to Monitor Trawl Location If the ground rope is positioned in the coverage area of the

3. ECHO SOUNDER OPERATION 303.4 Drawing Lines and Symbols The procedure for drawing lines and symbols on the echo sounder is similar to that for t

314. DEPTH/TEMPERATURE DISPLAY The depth and water temperature display graphs depth and water temperature, from right to left across the screen. Thi

ii TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD ...iii SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ...iv OPERATIONAL INFORMATION ...

4. DEPTH/TEMPERATURE DISPLAY 324.2 Setting Depth/Temperature Limits You may set the depth and temperature display limits with Depth/Temp Limits on t

4. DEPTH/TEMPERATURE DISPLAY 334.4 Depth/Temperature Scale Text Size You may choose the size of the depth/temperature scale text with DT Scale Text

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355. MENU DESCRIPTION This chapter provides menu information not discussed in previous chapters. 5.1 File Menu Connect to Sonar head Use this comm

5. MENU DESCRIPTION 365.2 View Menu Clear Screen Use this command to clear the image in one of vertical sonar, echo sounder and DT (Depth/Temperature

5. MENU DESCRIPTION 375.3 Communication Menu Choose Sonar Com Port Choose another serial communication port for sonar data acquisition. Choose desir

5. MENU DESCRIPTION 385.5 Options Menu Color Threshold The Color Threshold dialog box allows the user to adjust the color table for the echo sounder

5. MENU DESCRIPTION 395.6 Help Menu The Help menu offers the following commands, which provide you assistance with this application: Help Topics P

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416. CATCH SENSOR OPERATION 6.1 Catch Sensor Dialog Box The Catch Sensor Setup dialog box provides a tool for you to configure the catch sensors o

iiiFOREWORD Introduction FURUNO Electric Company thanks you for considering and purchasing the TS-331A Wired Trawl Sonar. We are confident you will

6. CATCH SENSOR OPERATION 42Catch Sensor relative position (edit boxes) Input the relative length between two catch sensors in meters. Total Length

6. CATCH SENSOR OPERATION 436.3 Testing for Switch Activation To test for proper switch activation, do the following: 1. Submerge the unit in SALT

6. CATCH SENSOR OPERATION 446.6 Installing the Batteries and O-ring The catch sensor is powered by three “D” alkaline batteries and battery life i

6. CATCH SENSOR OPERATION 453. Pull out the battery cap together with the main housing from the polyurethane housing. BatteryCapMainHousing Main h

6. CATCH SENSOR OPERATION 468. Use your finger to remove the O-ring from the battery cap. O-ring Battery cap, inside view 9. Coat the O-ring seat a

477. MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARDDo not open the surfaceprocessor unit.Only qualified personnelshould work inside theeq

7. MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING 487.3 Replacement of Internal Battery A lithium battery on the Mother Board inside the Surface Processor Unit p

6. MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING 493. Unscrew the connector and then connect the test cable as shown below. BLK WHT (CABLE-)

7. MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING 507.5 Troubleshooting The table below provides simple troubleshooting procedures which the operator may follow t

6. MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING 517.6 Diagnostic Test The diagnostic test, which is mainly for use by service technicians, checks the equipment

ivSYSTEM CONFIGURATION PC Monitor(User supply)Surface Processor UnitWinchPowersource100-240VAC1φ, 50-60 HzUnderwater UnitCatch Sensor (option)(4 max

7. MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING 527.6.2 Diagnostic test description Header: Sent by the sonar system (wet end) to tell the Processor what kind

53MENU TREE Connect to Sonar HeadOpen File to PlaybackRecord Sonar DataStop Data RecordingSave ConfigurationLoad ConfiguruationPrintPrint PreviewPri

APPENDIX 54SymbolLineRange/BearingMeasure Target Height (no use.)Clear Line ArtStop DrawingChoose Line Symbol ColorDrawPolar, Sector, LockedModeChoos

FURUNO TS-331A SP-1 E1321S01A00 SPECIFICATIONS OF WIRED TRAWL SONAR TS-331A 1. GENERAL 1.1 Display PC monitor (SXGA

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IN-1 INDEX B Battery installation (catch sensor)... 44 Battery replacement ...48 C Catch sensor batter

INDEX IN-2P Play back speed buttons ... 24 Playing back sonar data file progress bar...

vOPERATIONAL INFORMATION The following may occur during operation. Follow the recommended procedure to restore normal operation. Cannot restore uni

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11. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1.1 Surface Processor Unit The Surface Processor Unit (sometimes referred to as “Processor”) has a built-in PC mother boar