Simrad SN90 Operator's Manual page 8

Simrad SN90
Lowering and hoisting the transducer using the hand crank ................................128
Emergency lowering and hoisting using the two contactors ................................130
Setting up the interfaces to peripheral devices ..............................................................132
Installing navigation sensors and other sensors ...................................................132
Defining the serial and Ethernet (LAN) port parameters .....................................133
Setting up the input from a navigation system (GPS) ..........................................135
Setting up the interface for speed log input..........................................................137
Setting up the interface for course gyro input ......................................................139
Configuring the sensor interface...........................................................................142
Setting up the input from a motion reference unit (MRU)...................................143
Setting up the SN90 in a synchronized system ....................................................145
Setting up the SN90 in a synchronized system..............................................................148
About synchronization .........................................................................................148
Synchronization modes ........................................................................................148
Synchronization using Clear To Send (CTS) and Request To Send (RTS)
signals ..............................................................................................................149
Synchronization sequences...................................................................................150
Selecting synchronization port .............................................................................151
Selecting synchronization mode...........................................................................152
MENU SYSTEM ..................................................................... 154
About the menus and menu buttons...............................................................................155
Using the "smart" menu buttons ....................................................................................156
Main menu .....................................................................................................................158
Operation menu..............................................................................................................160
Display menu .................................................................................................................162
Setup menu ....................................................................................................................165
Active menu ...................................................................................................................169
Objects menu .................................................................................................................172
Visual Objects menu ......................................................................................................176
Cosmetics menu .............................................................................................................179
Shortcut menus ..............................................................................................................181
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