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Seatex DPS 132
Installation Manual
Issued: 2004-07-01
FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0

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  • Page 1 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual Issued: 2004-07-01 FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
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  • Page 3 However, should any errors be detected, Kongsberg Seatex AS would greatly appreciate being informed of them. • The above notwithstanding, Kongsberg Seatex AS can assume no responsibility for any errors in this manual or their consequences. Copyright  2004 by Kongsberg Seatex AS. All rights reserved.
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  • Page 5 Revision log Document ID Rev. Date Reason for revision Man_inst_DPS132_r0 2004-07-01 First version FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
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  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Compass safe distance..................... 5 INSTALLATION ......................7 System components....................7 Logistics ........................8 Location of the system parts..................8 3.3.1 DPS 132 unit....................8 3.3.2 Antennas ...................... 9 DPS 132 cabinet mounting..................9 Installation of coax connectors................10 Antenna and cable mounting................. 14 3.6.1 GPS antenna and cable mounting..............
  • Page 8 APPENDIX E - REFERENCE STATION DEFAULT FILE ..........63 APPENDIX F - EXTERNAL REMOTE CABINET ............71 APPENDIX G – MOUNTING WITHOUT DPS 132 CABINET........75 APPENDIX H – NMEA DISPLAY ..................77 APPENDIX I - OPTIONAL IALA BEACON ANTENNA ..........83 APPENDIX J –...
  • Page 9 List of illustrations Figure 1 Rear view of the DPS 132 unit ................16 Figure 2 Grounding terminal detail..................20 Figure 3 Reconfiguration of comports ................... 21 Figure 4 Editing setup file menu .................... 22 Figure 5 Unlock Setup file ..................... 22 Figure 6 Setup file editing......................
  • Page 10 Table 21 VBW message fields ....................34 Table 22 VTG message fields ....................35 Table 23 Change between summer and winter time in Westerstrand message ...... 35 Table 24 Westerstrand message fields ................... 35 Table 25 ZDA message fields ....................36 Table 26 Example from the ST_COORD_DEF file ..............
  • Page 11 List of drawings Drawing no. Title Revision No. of sheets 36200-MA-018 DPS 6U Cabinet Physical Description 36200-MA-022 DPS 12U Cabinet Physical Description Survey AT2775-42 GPS L1/L2 Antenna 36300-MA-006 GPS Antenna Mounting Specifications Comrod Beacon Antenna AR 10A/MF 36200-GD-007 External Remote Cabinet, Block Diagram and Cable List Comrod Beacon Antenna FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
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  • Page 13: Introduction

    About this manual This manual contains the information necessary to install and set up the DPS 132 equipment on a vessel. For all other information about the DPS 132, please consult the User's Manual, reference [3]. DPS 132 is a highly accurate DGPS positioning sensor. Equipped with two or more independent DGPS correction links, increased accuracy and quality control in the positioning is achieved.
  • Page 14: References

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Introduction References NMEA 0183 Standard For Interfacing Marine Electronic Devices, Version 3.0 RTCM Recommended Standards For Differential Navstar GPS service, Version 2.0 DPS 132 User's Manual, Seatex 2004 DPS 100/102/200 Commissioning Test Procedure, Seatex 2000 Seastar 3100LRS User Manual, Issue 1.0, Fugro Seastar, August 2002...
  • Page 15: Specifications

    GPS Antenna Height:..........................78.7 mm Diameter:........................177.8 mm Net weight: ......................... 0.5 kg Voltage input:..................5 V DC from DPS 132 unit Colour:..........................White The GPS antenna is a right-hand circular polarised L-band antenna with an integral low-noise amplifier. The internal thread is -11 UNC (standard marine mount).
  • Page 16: Environmental Specification

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Specification Environmental specification DPS 132 Unit Enclosure material:..................... Aluminium Operating temperature range:.................. +5 to +40ºC Recommended operating temperature range:............+20 to +25ºC Operating humidity: ................Max. 95% non-condensing Storage temperature range: ..................-20 to +60ºC Storage humidity: ....................Less than 55%...
  • Page 17: Compass Safe Distance

    Steering magnetic compass: ....................1.1 m Standard compass:....................... 1.9 m Note If the DPS 132 unit is not marked with a compass safe distance label, the unit shall be placed seven meters from both the steering compass and the standard compass.
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  • Page 19: Installation

    Installation INSTALLATION This chapter covers installation of the DPS 132 unit and the GPS and IALA Beacon antennas. A separate installation manual [5] covers Seastar demodulator installation and connection to the Inmarsat terminal onboard the vessel for reception of DGPS correction signals.
  • Page 20: Logistics

    3.3.1 DPS 132 unit The DPS 132 unit is designed for indoor installation and should not be exposed to heavy vibrations, transformers or similar. The unit has internal fans and requires free airflow in front and rear of the unit. It is recommended that ventilation/air conditioning is provided in order to keep the ambient operating temperature around +20°C.
  • Page 21: Antennas

    3.3.2 Antennas In order to ensure optimum performance of the DPS 132 system, Seatex recommends that selected antenna sites (Antenna Plan Drawing) are forwarded to Seatex for comments. The space above the GPS antenna has to be free of any obstructions, see drawing on page 49.
  • Page 22: Installation Of Coax Connectors

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation Installation of coax connectors The connector consists of two parts: the connector head and the cable entry. FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
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  • Page 26: Antenna And Cable Mounting

    5. Check the antenna cable for short-circuiting. Route the connector at the other end of the antenna cable to the main unit. 6. Connect the cable to the DPS 132 unit. A short RG-213 or RG-214 cable is delivered in order to get secure cable runs into the cabinet.
  • Page 27: Iala Beacon Antenna And Cable Mounting

    6. Route the connector at the other end of the antenna cable to the main unit. Connect the cable to the DPS 132 unit. A short RG-213 or RG-214 cable is often needed in order to secure cable runs into the cabinet. This cable is included in the DPS 132 package.
  • Page 28: External Input And Output Serial Lines

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation External input and output serial lines 3.7.1 Connectors The rear panel of the DPS 132 unit contains communication interface ports for interfacing to external systems. COM2 COM5 COM8 ANT2 ANT1 COM6 COM9...
  • Page 29: Serial Lines

    3.7.2 Serial lines DPS 132 communicates with external equipment through RS-232 and RS-422 serial lines. The number of serial lines with input of differential GPS corrections, is only limited by the number of available communication ports. Output data are position, time and velocity to navigation computers, dynamic positioning systems etc.
  • Page 30: Table 3 Pin Layout For Com5 To Com10

    These ports should only be used internally. Note All external cables connected to the DPS 132 system must be screened and connected to ground in both ends. "Pigtail" connections must be avoided. The panel connectors for Com1, Com2 and Com5 to Com10 are DB-9 male. Pin layout is...
  • Page 31: Pps Signal

    A 1 pulse-per-second (1PPS) signal synchronised with GPS time is available from the BNC plug at the rear of the DPS 132 unit. This PPS signal originates from the GPS receiver within the unit. This PPS signal is buffered and fed to the BNC plug at 50 Ohm impedance. The high level is at +5V and the low level is at 0V.
  • Page 32: Connecting Procedure

    Installation 3.7.4 Connecting procedure 1. Connect the GPS antenna cable to the connector marked Ant.1 at the rear of the DPS 132 unit. 2. Connect the IALA Beacon antenna cable to the connector marked Ant.3 at the rear of the DPS 132 unit.
  • Page 33: Starting The System

    After installing the equipment according to the procedures, the system can be started. Press the power switch on the front side of the DPS 132 unit to start the system. The DPS 132 software will start automatically after power on. Normally, the unit will output signals on the serial lines without any involvement from the user.
  • Page 34: Editing Setup File

    RS-232 and are not configurable. Editing setup file The DPS 132 is delivered with a default setup file called DPS.CFG. this file contains several parameters reqired for system operation. To edit the setup file, point with the mouse on the upper left corner of the TMS display in the software.
  • Page 35: Selecting Target

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation To change parameters in the setup file, scroll down until you have found the current parameter. Change the setting, go to File, Save the new parameter and Exit. Note After editing the setup file the system must be rebooted. This to make sure that all the new settings have been stored.
  • Page 36: Output Telegrams

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation 3.9.3 Output telegrams The main purpose of the output telegram function is to enable the configuration of data messages transmitted to external equipment. The ports that are available for external output have been set in the setup file, DPS.CFG, of the system.
  • Page 37: Table 6 Abbdp Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation GPS satellite no. 2 1-32 GPS satellite no. 3 1-32 … GPS satellite no. N 1-32 CR/LF Table 6 ABBDP message fields ARABB Message ARABB is not a NMEA telegram. The ARABB message presents the absolute position of the vessel and the relative position between the vessel and a target.
  • Page 38: Table 8 Dpgga Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation CRYPT_FUG Message Encrypted position output. DPGGA Message The DPGGA message contains time, geographical position and DOP data. The message is on NMEA UKOOA/IMCA DGPS interfacing format. The message structure is as follows: $DPGGA,hhmmss.ss,ddmm.mmmm,a,dddmm.mmmm,a,q,nn,hh.h,uxxx.x,M,uxxx.x,M,xx.x,x...
  • Page 39: Table 9 Gga Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation GGA Message The GGA message contains time, position and GPS data. The message is as specified in NMEA 0183 version 2.2. The message structure is as follows: $GPGGA,hhmmss.ss,ddmm.mmmmmm,s,dddmm.mmmmmm,s,q,nn,h.h,a.a,M,g.g,M,a.a, rrrr*cc Table 9 describes the GGA message fields.
  • Page 40: Table 10 Gga_1.5 Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation Longitude sector, E - East or W - West. GPS Quality indicator: 0 = Fix not valid, 1 = GPS available. Number of satellites in use, 0-9. HDOP - horizontal dilution of precision.
  • Page 41: Table 12 Gga_Ceg Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation GGA_CEG Message The GGA_CEG message contains time, position and GPS data. The message is as specified in NMEA 0183 version 2.2, but the maximum age of differential corrections is 9.9 seconds. The message structure is as follows: $GPGGA,hhmmss.ss,ddmm.mmmmmm,s,dddmm.mmmmmm,s,q,nn,h.h,a.a,M,g.g,M,a.a,rrrr*...
  • Page 42: Table 13 Gll Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation Field Description ddmm.mmmmmm Latitude component of position, in degrees, minutes and fraction of minutes. Latitude sector, N - North or S - South. dddmm.mmmmmm Longitude component of position, in degrees, minutes and fraction of minutes.
  • Page 43: Table 15 Gll_2.0 Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation Field Description ddmm.mmmmmm Latitude component of position, in degrees, minutes and fraction of minutes. Latitude sector, N - North or S - South. dddmm.mmmmmm Longitude component of position, in degrees, minutes and fraction of minutes.
  • Page 44: Table 17 Gsa Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation GSA Message The GSA message presents DOP values and satellites used in the position solution. The message is as specified in NMEA 0183 versions 2.2, 2.3 and 3.0. The message structure is as follows: $GPGSA,m,s,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,ss,pp.p,hh.h,vv.v*cc...
  • Page 45: Table 19 Gsv Message Fields

    Satellite ID, elevation, azimuth and SNR for up to four satellites. Checksum. Table 19 GSV message fields PSXN_23 Message The PSXN_23 message is Seatex' proprietary message for integrated phase vector output. The message structure is as follows: $PSXN,23,hhmmss.ss,xxx.xx,yyy.yy,zzz.zz,f*cc Table 20 describes the PSXN_23 message fields.
  • Page 46: Table 21 Vbw Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation VBW Message The VBW message contains water referenced and ground referenced speed data. The message is as specified in NMEA 0183 versions 2.2, 2.3 and 3.0. The message structure is as follows: $--VBW,x.x,x.x,A,x.x,x.x,A,x.x,A,x.x,A*cc...
  • Page 47: Table 22 Vtg Message Fields

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation "N" shows that speed over ground is in knots. ggg.gg Speed over ground in kilometres/hour. "K" shows that speed over ground is in kilometres/hour. Checksum. Table 22 VTG message fields Westerstrand Messages The Westerstrand messages, WSTRAND and WSTRAND_Y2K, are time telegrams, which provide local time for the Norwegian North Sea.
  • Page 48: Time And Position Precision

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation ZDA Message The ZDA message contains UTC time, day, month, year and local time. The message is as specified in NMEA 0183 versions 2.2, 2.3 and 3.0. The message structure is as follows: $GPZDA,hhmmss.ss,dd,mm,yyyy,shh,mm*cc...
  • Page 49: Output Mode And Interval

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation 3.9.5 Output mode and interval OUTPUTMODE_1 It is possible to configure the data telegrams to event- driven or timer-driven output. When timer-driven mode is selected, the output interval between the telegrams can be decided.
  • Page 50: Satellite And Fix Computation Related Settings

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation 3.9.7 Satellite and fix computation related settings It is possible to set up satellite and fix computation related settings such as elevation mask, HDOP and PDOP limit in the setup file. ELEVATION MASK...
  • Page 51: Range And Age Limit On Reference Stations

    Default age is 90 seconds. 3.9.10 SBAS configuration SBASLINK ENABLE LINK STATUS When installing DPS 132, the SBAS link is default enabled. The link shows the status of the SBAS corrections in the TMS display. SBASLINK NAME SBAS It is possible to specify the link name which is displayed on the TMS display.
  • Page 52: Handling Of Corrections

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation DCLNK2 NAME LINK 2 Link names can also be edited in the setup file. The link names will be displayed in the TMS display together with the link status indicator. DCLNK1 SHORT RANGE Some of the reference stations do not transmit/broadcast their station co-ordinates (i.e.
  • Page 53: Gyro Interface

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation east/west and height from WGS 84 to offset. Positive north and east. The offset is applied for all stations received on the correction link. The operator must know the reference position offsets to use the additional settings.
  • Page 54: Offset Vectors (Or Lever Arms)

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation 3.9.16 Offset vectors (or lever arms) The offset vectors, or lever arms, are defined from the given antenna position to the point related to a right hand system (positive forwards, to starboard and down).
  • Page 55: Commissioning

    The equipment will be commissioned after installation. A trained operator will fill out the Commissioning Report with the necessary parameters. A copy of the Commissioning Report should be inserted in the DPS 132 Site Manual, which is supplied with the product. FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 56 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation Blank page FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 57: Installation Drawings

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation drawings INSTALLATION DRAWINGS This chapter contains outline drawings showing the mechanical dimensions of the DPS 132 equipment. In addition, it contains a block diagram including cable list and a GPS antenna mounting.
  • Page 58: Physical Description Of Dps 6U Cabinet

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation drawings Physical description of DPS 6U cabinet Drawing no. 36200-MA-018 rev. 2 FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 59: Physical Description Of Dps 12U Cabinet

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation drawings Physical description of DPS 12U cabinet Drawing no. 36200-MA-022 rev. 3 558.0 FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 60: Gps Antenna

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation drawings GPS antenna GPS L1/L2 Antenna FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 61: Gps Antenna Mounting Specification

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation drawings GPS antenna mounting specification Drawing no. 36300-MA-006 rev. 1 FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 62 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Installation drawings Blank page FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 63: Appendix A - Iala Beacon Antenna

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix A - IALA beacon antenna Appendix A - IALA beacon antenna FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 64 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix A - IALA beacon antenna Blank page FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 65: Appendix B - ½" Coax Cable Specifications

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix B - ½" coax cable specifications Appendix B - ½" coax cable specifications FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 66 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix B - ½" coax cable specifications FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 67: Appendix C - Rg-213 Specifications

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix C - RG-213 specifications Appendix C - RG-213 specifications RG-CABLE RG 213/U INNER CONDUCTOR Ø 7x0.76 MM COPPER STRANDED Ø 7.3 MM INSULATION OUTER CONDUCTOR BRAID COPPER BARE Ø 10.3 MM PVC-BLACK...
  • Page 68 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix C - RG-213 specifications Blank page FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 69: Appendix D - Dps Setup File

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix D - DPS setup file Appendix D - DPS setup file !------------------------------------------------------------------------------* !- DPS SETUP FILE. !- This is the setup file where user configurations are entered. !- This is not the only place to configure DPS. Some settings are done under * !- Windows registry and some settings are done in TXT and DEF files.
  • Page 70 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix D - DPS setup file NOTE: Will be output as GPGGA for GPS, GLGNS for Glonass and * GNGNS for both ! GLL Geographic Position - Latitude/Longitude ! GLL_2.0 GLL as in NMEA 0183 version 2.0 ! GLL_1.5...
  • Page 71 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix D - DPS setup file ! HDOP LIMIT If HDOP exceeds this limit, no position or velocity fix is computed ! PDOP LIMIT If PDOP exceeds this limit, no position or velocity fix is computed ! HEIGHT AID See description below.
  • Page 72 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix D - DPS setup file TOPNAV = DGPS and DVAR from Thales receivers. NONE = No input expected (DPS 102 only) ! DCLNKx SHORT RANGE 1: Treat link as a short range link (e.g. IALA)
  • Page 73 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix D - DPS setup file NMEA_HDT = NMEA heading format NMEA_HRC = NMEA heading format LR22_BCD = Robertson LR22 BCD format ! GYROINTERFCONSOLE : Enable gyro console window if set to 1...
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  • Page 75: Appendix E - Reference Station Default File

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file Appendix E - Reference station default file ST_COORD_DEF.TXT 9999 480 BAHRAIN 3633549,20 4431434,02 2790673,42 00000000 9999 481 BAHRAIN 3633549,20 4431434,02 2790673,42 00000000 9999 482 KUWAIT 3721791,33...
  • Page 76 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file 9999 609 Beitang 0 -2305188,53 4387635,56 4000938,52 00000000 9999 614 Wangjiamai 0 -2614557,42 4450470,99 3734173,69 00000000 9999 615 Wangjiamai 0 -2614557,42 4450470,99 3734173,69 00000000 9999 624 Dajishan...
  • Page 77 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file 9999 721 Yongdo 0 -3330045,74 4029389,16 3642258,03 00000000 9999 722 Palmido 0 -3020380,21 4079823,64 3848784,34 00000000 9999 723 Palmido 0 -3020380,21 4079823,64 3848784,34 00000000 9999 724 Komundo...
  • Page 78 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file 9999 526 CaboSalou 4815947,71 98076,72 4166612,30 00000000 9999 527 CaboSalou 4815947,71 98076,72 4166612,30 00000000 9999 528 CaboSanSebas 0 4748244,84 265468,10 4235965,03 00000000 9999 529 CaboSanSebas 0...
  • Page 79 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file 9999 101 Hibernia 2886487.97 -3292213.49 4622466.60 00000000 9999 102 Hibernia 2886487.97 -3292213.49 4622466.60 00000000 9999 288 CapeHinchenb 0 -2651296,84 -1745111,49 5513706,14 00000000 9999 289 CapeHinchenb 0 -2651296,84 -1745111,49...
  • Page 80 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file 9999 149 Whitney 0 -1080746,06 -4565944,60 4305789,17 00000000 9999 700 Aberdeen 3467630,59 -125770,90 5333806,98 00000000 9999 400 AbuDhabi 3373576,27 4733329,47 2617016,69 00000000 9999 205 Adelaide 5 -3908511,40...
  • Page 81 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file 9999 520 Tampa 741197,86 -5589190,73 2971951,39 00000000 9999 138 Tanggu 5 -2302742,38 4394355,65 3995026,15 00000000 9999 525 Toronto 829074,51 -4542610,46 4385222,94 00000000 9999 640 Trinidad 3035553,65 -5484047,59...
  • Page 82 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix E - Reference station default file 9999 101 NyAlesund_Sp 1 1202432,26 252635,52 6237774,97 00000000 9999 261 Okinawa_Japa 1 -3501321,65 4528169,51 2804456,91 00000000 9999 926 Okinawa(Dual 1 -3501321,65 4528169,51 2804456,91 00000000 9999 630 Orlandet_Nor 1...
  • Page 83: Appendix F - External Remote Cabinet

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix F – External remote cabinet Appendix F - External remote cabinet Figure 7 External remote cabinet Physical Dimensions Width:..........................400 mm Height:..........................400 mm Depth: ..........................210 mm Weight: ..........................13 kg Colour:.......................
  • Page 84: Figure 8 Cabinet Dimensions

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix F – External remote cabinet Mechanical Installation Mount the cabinet by fastening the four screws at the bottom of the cabinet. The screw holes stand out 3 mm to permit air circulation behind the cabinet.
  • Page 85: Figure 9 Cabling Between Dps And Remote Cabinet

    Com10 Figure 9 Cabling between DPS and remote cabinet The data signals from the remote cabinet are connected to the DPS 132 unit via a DB-9 female connector. The panel connectors Com5 through Com10 on the hardware platform may be used.
  • Page 86 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix F – External remote cabinet Block Diagram and Cable List Drawing no. 36200-GD-007 rev. 0 FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 87: Appendix G - Mounting Without Dps 132 Cabinet

    Appendix G – Mounting without DPS 132 cabinet Appendix G – Mounting without DPS 132 cabinet A DPS 132 system that is not delivered with cabinet shall be mounted on attachment rails in a standard 19-inch rack. Minimum depth of the rack is 600 mm. CAUTION The rack must be resiliently mounted, otherwise the warranty will be void.
  • Page 88 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix G – Mounting without DPS 132 cabinet Blank page FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 89: Appendix H - Nmea Display

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix H – NMEA display Appendix H – NMEA display This chapter is intended as a reference guide for installatioin and operatioin of the NMEA display. Figure 10 NMEA display Physical Dimensions Figure 11 NMEA Display dimensions...
  • Page 90 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix H – NMEA display Power Voltage: ......................10.8 – 15.6 V DC Power consumption:....................75 – 125 mA Environmental Specifications Enclosure protections: ......................IP56 Temperature range: .....................0 to +55°C Storage temperature range: ..................-30 to +70°C...
  • Page 91: Figure 12 Mounting Details

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix H – NMEA display Figure 12 Mounting details Connectors The NMEA display has four identical two-pin connector sockets protected by rubber plugs at the rear. Each socket is identified with number and signal markings.
  • Page 92: Figure 14 Table Of Display Screens

    Connection with DPS 132 System The NMEA port on the display shall be connected to a DP port on the DPS 132 system. Which NMEA message(s) to output to the display shall be decided in the DPS 132 set up file, see section 3.9.3.
  • Page 93: Figure 15 Access And Description Of Sub-Screens

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix H – NMEA display Some of the screens have sub-screens. The sub-screens are mainly for added information and user settings. An overview of the sub-screens is listed below. Figure 15 Access and description of sub-screens...
  • Page 94 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix H – NMEA display Blank page FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 95: Appendix I - Optional Iala Beacon Antenna

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix I - Optional IALA beacon antenna Appendix I - Optional IALA beacon antenna Type:.....................MBL-3 Beacon Loop Antenna Operational Specifications Frequency range: ....................283.5 – 325 kHz LNA gain:..........................34 dB Power Input Specifications Input voltage: ...............4.9 –...
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  • Page 97: Appendix J - Rg-214 Specifications

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix J – RG-214 specifications Appendix J – RG-214 specifications FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
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  • Page 99: Appendix K - Dgps 465

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix K – DGPS 465 Appendix K – DGPS 465 The DGPS 465 unit receives RTCM corrections via UHF and transmits the corrections to the DPS 132 system via serial line. Physical Dimensions DGPS 465 unit Width:......................
  • Page 100: Figure 17 Front View Of Dgps 465

    Figure 19 Layout DGPS 465/DPS cables The frequency on the DGPS 465 unit is set via the DPS 132 unit. By selecting the Setup and DGPS 465 Setup feature at the DPS 132 Control toolbar, the UHF channel setting program will be started.
  • Page 101: Figure 20 Starting The Uhf Channel Setting Program

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix K – DGPS 465 Figure 20 Starting the UHF channel setting program To set the correct frequency, correct channel number (1) must be selected. When selected, the channel number will be highlighted. In figure 21, channel 5 is selected. Select Com 2, 9600, n, 8, 1, No.
  • Page 102: Table 30 Dgps 465 Frequency Table

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix K – DGPS 465 The following frequencies are used in the Petrobras correction chain in Brazil: Channel Frequency [MHz] 464.1750 464.2500 464.2750 464.4000 464.4500 464.5000 464.8000 464.9000 464.9750 Table 30 DGPS 465 frequency table Each of the frequencies represents different correction stations.
  • Page 103 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix K – DGPS 465 FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 104 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Appendix K – DGPS 465 Blank page FSP ref.: A11211400XRBRA0...
  • Page 105: Index

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Index Index GLL_1.5 · 30 GLL_2.0 · 30 GNS · 31 GPS · 2 GPS antenna · 3, 8, 9, 14 ABBDP · 24 GPS antenna mounting · 49 abbreviations and acronyms · 2 GSA ·...
  • Page 106 Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Index range limit · 39 UHF antenna · 87 RFI · 2 UPS · 2 RG-213 · 2 UTM · 2 RG-213 specifications · 55 UTM mode · 37 RG-214 · 2 RG-214 specifications · 86 RS-232 ·...
  • Page 107: Reader's Comments

    Seatex DPS 132 Installation Manual, rev. 0 Reader's comments Reader's comments Please help us to improve the quality of our documentation by returning your comments on this manual. Your information on any inaccuracies or omissions (with page reference): Please see next page...
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