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b
Select
Setup
dialog box.
c
Set up the relevant communication parameters.
d
Select
OK
7
On the left side of the
Observe that the
8
On the
Relay Output
a
Select which depth datagram to export.
b
Select the communication port you wish to use.
c
Choose which channel to use as source for the depth information.
"Best practice" is to use the lowest frequency. In this context, the phrase
channel is used as a common term to identify the combination of transceiver,
transducer and operating frequency.
d
If relevant, specify a dedicated talker ID.
e
Select
Add
9
If you want to check the communication parameters, select
Note
You cannot make any changes here. To change the communication parameters, use
the
page. The
I/O Setup
dialog boxes.
10 Make sure that there is data traffic on the output port (shown in the
In order to see this data traffic, your ES80 must be active and transmitting
information to the peripheral system.
The
Port Monitor
), and one for outgoing messages (
Data
knowledge of the data communication to investigate the datagrams. The
dialog box is a tool for debugging purposes. It is neither required nor
Monitor
intended for normal operation of the ES80.
11 Select
and then
Apply
box.
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below the list to open the
to save the selected settings and close the dialog box.
dialog box, select
Output
page opens.
Relay Output
page, set up the data export parameters.
to start export of the chosen data format.
page is located in the
I/O Setup
dialog box provides one text box for incoming messages (
to save all the parameters and close the
Close
Serial Port Setup
Relay Output
Inspect Port
Installation
). Use these boxes and your
Tx Data
Operating procedures
or
LAN Port Setup
.
.
and
Output
box).
Tx Data
Rx
Port
dialog
Output
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