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Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test

Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test

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This is the Harbour Acceptance Test for the Simrad SU90 Fish-finding
sonar.
The purpose of this Harbour Acceptance Test is to verify that the
SU90 system provided to the vessel is correctly installed, and fully
functional. It is then ready for the Sea Acceptance Test. When all the
tasks have been done, the report form must be signed by the relevant
parties. The completed document then becomes the official report.
Vessel/Customer
Serial numbers (if applicable)
Processor Unit
Operating Panel
Transceiver Unit
Hull Unit
Transducer
Simrad SU90
Fish-finding sonar
Harbour Acceptance Test
May 2020 © Kongsberg Maritime AS
409977/B

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  • Page 1 Simrad SU90 Fish-finding sonar Harbour Acceptance Test This is the Harbour Acceptance Test for the Simrad SU90 Fish-finding sonar. The purpose of this Harbour Acceptance Test is to verify that the SU90 system provided to the vessel is correctly installed, and fully functional.
  • Page 2 If you require maintenance or repair, contact your local dealer. You can also contact us using the following address: simrad.support@simrad.com. If you need information about our other products, visit https: //www.simrad.com. On this website you will also find a list of our dealers and distributors. Kongsberg Maritime AS www.kongsberg.com...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Bridge steps ......................30 Sonar room steps ....................32 Testing the user interface to verify basic functionality ............34 Verifying SU90 operation by means of the BITE functionality ........35 TESTING THE INTERFACES WITH PERIPHERAL DEVICES ..40 Verifying the communication with a navigation system (GPS)........40 Verifying the communication with speed log ..............42...
  • Page 4 Simrad SU90 Verifying vessel origin and ship dimensions ..............49 Verifying the installation parameters for the transducer ..........51 Verifying the installation parameters for the global positioning system (GPS) antenna ........................52 Verifying the installation parameters for the motion reference unit (MRU) ....54 CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCE FORM ..........

  • Page 5: Introduction

    Introduction Introduction Topics Purpose, page 6 Personnel and location, page 6 Referenced documents, page 6 Tools and test equipment, page 7 409977/B...

  • Page 6: Purpose

    This is the Harbour Acceptance Test for the Simrad SU90 Fish-finding sonar. The purpose of this Harbour Acceptance Test is to verify that the SU90 system provided to the vessel is correctly installed, and fully functional. It is then ready for the Sea Acceptance Test.

  • Page 7: Tools And Test Equipment

    Introduction Note Unless specified in the applicable procedure(s), the SU90 publications listed here are not required during this Harbour Acceptance Test. All the document numbers refer to the English version of each publication. End user manuals • : 381290 Reference Manual and On-line Help •...

  • Page 8: Acceptance Test Summary

    Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test Acceptance test summary The purpose of this Harbour Acceptance Test is to verify that the SU90 system provided to the vessel is correctly installed, and fully functional. This acceptance test summary is provided to offer an overview of the functions and items that need to be tested.

  • Page 9: Hardware And Software Registration

    Hardware and software registration Hardware and software registration Topics Verification of previously tested items, page 10 Software items, page 11 Hardware items, page 12 409977/B...

  • Page 10: Verification Of Previously Tested Items

    Verification of previously tested items Neither user interface software nor hardware units have been changed on this SU90 system since the Factory Acceptance Test. For this reason, the registration tables have not been filled out. Date and signature...

  • Page 11: Software Items

    Every software program that is provided as a part of the SU90 delivery must be registered. Part number and software version must be registered. When software media (USB flash drive, CD, DVD etc) is provided, the part number of the media and the SU90 software version provided on the media must be registered.

  • Page 12: Hardware Items

    Serial number Revision Fill in the make, model and serial number for each unit that is provided with the SU90 delivery. If applicable, add the part number. The unit contains neither circuit boards nor modules that need to be identified separately.

  • Page 13: Transceiver Unit

    This is the part number on the unit label. Transceiver Unit The Transceiver Unit provided with the SU90 delivery must be uniquely identified. Make, model, part number and serial number must be registered. The Transceiver Unit contains circuit boards and modules that must be recorded separately.

  • Page 14: Operating Panel

    2960L Ethernet switch is not used with this delivery, fill in information about the replacement type in the empty row. This is the part number on the unit label. Operating Panel The Operating Panel provided with the SU90 delivery must be uniquely identified. Make, model, part number and serial number must be registered. 409977/B...

  • Page 15: Hull Unit

    This is the part number on the unit label. Hull Unit The hull unit provided with the SU90 delivery must be uniquely identified. If possible, type, part number and serial number must be registered. Several different hull units are available for the SU90, each with different characteristics. Only one hull unit is supplied with the delivery.

  • Page 16: Transducer

    Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test Transducer The transducer provided with the SU90 delivery must be uniquely identified. Note The transducer is not accessible during the Harbour Acceptance Test. This hardware registration is then omitted. Transducer Part number Serial number Revision...

  • Page 17: Visual Inspection

    Environmental inspection of the Transceiver Unit, page 26 Making sure that all SU90 cables are properly connected, page 27 Visual inspection of the display A visual inspection of the SU90 display is required to verify that the unit has not been physically damaged during the installation. Prerequisites The SU90 has been set up with its hardware units connected as specified in the SU90 Installation manual.
  • Page 18 Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test Make sure that the structure to which the display is fastened is substantial enough to hold the unit securely under all operating conditions. If applicable, make sure that the display (or the display mounting bracket) is bolted or welded securely to the deck and/or bulkhead.

  • Page 19: Visual Inspection Of The Processor Unit

    The display is properly grounded. Date and signature: Visual inspection of the Processor Unit A visual inspection of the SU90 Processor Unit is required to verify that the unit has not been physically damaged during the installation. Prerequisites The SU90 has been set up with its hardware units connected as specified in the SU90 Installation manual.
  • Page 20 Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test Make sure that all welds and brackets have been painted with the correct preservation medium to prevent corrosion. Make sure that the unit is not physically damaged, and that the paint-work is clean without dents or scratches.

  • Page 21: Visual Inspection Of The Operating Panel

    A visual inspection of the Operating Panel is required to verify that the unit has not been physically damaged during the installation.. Prerequisites The SU90 has been set up with its hardware units connected as specified in the SU90 Installation manual. The SU90 is turned off. You need the following equipment: • Multimeter Procedure Make sure that the unit’s serial number has been recorded in the list of hardware...

  • Page 22: Visual Inspection Of The Transceiver Unit

    A visual inspection of the Transceiver Unit is required to verify that the unit has not been physically damaged during the installation. Prerequisites The SU90 has been set up with its hardware units connected as specified in the SU90 Installation manual. The SU90 is turned off. You need the following equipment: • Multimeter Procedure Make sure that the unit’s serial number has been recorded in the list of hardware...
  • Page 23 Visual inspection Make sure that the welds and support brackets to which the Transceiver Unit is fastened are substantial enough to hold the unit securely under all operating conditions. Make sure that all welds and brackets have been painted with the correct preservation medium to prevent corrosion.

  • Page 24: Visual Inspection Of The Hull Unit

    It is also important to check that the unit has been installed correctly. Prerequisites The SU90 has been set up with its hardware units connected as specified in the SU90 Installation manual. The SU90 is turned off. You need the following equipment: • Multimeter Procedure Make sure that the unit’s serial number has been recorded in the list of hardware...
  • Page 25 Make sure that the transducer cables can move freely when the transducer is lowered and hoisted. Repeat the inspection of the transducer cables when the SU90 is turned on and put to operational use. Make sure that the unit is firmly connected to ship's ground.

  • Page 26: Environmental Inspection Of The Transceiver Unit

    Transceiver Unit. An environmental inspection of the Transceiver Unit is required to verify the quality of the sonar room. Prerequisites The SU90 is installed as specified in the SU90 Installation manual. You need the following equipment: • Thermometer •...

  • Page 27: Making Sure That All Su90 Cables Are Properly Connected

    Visual inspection Make sure that the sonar room, the SU90 Transceiver Unit and the mounting brackets have not bee subjected to corrosive attacks. Result SU90 turned off SU90 turned on Ambient temperature: Relative humidity: Results Requirements The compartment in which the Transceiver Unit is installed ("sonar room") is clean and dry.
  • Page 28 Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test Context All cabling is described in the Cable layout and interconnections chapter in the SU90 Installation Manual. Refer to the cable plan, the cable list and the basic cable requirements. Procedure For each cable that is in used on the SU90: Make sure that the cable has been installed as specified in the SU90 Installation Manual.

  • Page 29: Testing The Su90 Operational Functionality

    The hull unit provided with the SU90 is designed to lower the transducer down below the ship’s hull when the SU90 shall be used. This is a key functionality of the SU90. It is very important that the hoist/lower function is tested before the SU90 is put to operational use.

  • Page 30: Bridge Steps

    The hull unit provided with the SU90 is designed to lower the transducer down below the ship’s hull when the SU90 shall be used. This is a key functionality of the SU90. It is very important that the hoist/lower function is tested before the SU90 is put to operational use.
  • Page 31 (S302). Set the switch to position STOP. Hoist/Lower Switch 12 Power down the SU90. If the transducer is lowered when you turn off the SU90, it is automatically retracted to its upper position. The Transceiver Unit is turned off. The SU90 program closes down.

  • Page 32: Sonar Room Steps

    The hull unit provided with the SU90 is designed to lower the transducer down below the ship’s hull when the SU90 shall be used. This is a key functionality of the SU90. It is very important that the hoist/lower function is tested before the SU90 is put to operational use.
  • Page 33 10 [Bridge] Notify the sonar room to do the next step. 11 Locate the (S302). Set the switch to position STOP. Hoist/Lower Switch 12 [Bridge] Power down the SU90. 13 [Bridge] Notify the sonar room that the test is finished. Result Requirements...

  • Page 34: Testing The User Interface To Verify Basic Functionality

    A functional test is done with the SU90 system assembled as a complete product. Prerequisites The SU90 has been set up with its hardware units connected as specified in the SU90 Installation manual. • The SU90 system is turned on and operates normally.

  • Page 35: Verifying Su90 Operation By Means Of The Bite Functionality

    BITE and verification of the SU90 hardware components. Prerequisites The SU90 has been set up with its hardware units connected as specified in the SU90 Installation manual. • The SU90 system is turned on and operates normally. • The SU90 is in Normal mode, but is set to Off to prevent transmissions.
  • Page 36 (Built-In Test Equipment) functionality, you can easily determine BITE if the SU90 hardware is operational. And most important, you can make sure that all the transceivers channels and the transducer elements are functional. To open the different pages in the (Built-In Test Equipment) dialog box, use the large "buttons"...
  • Page 37 Reception Test The reception test validates each single element in the SU90 transducer, and returns the status using a simple colour coding. • Green: The transducer element is fully operational.
  • Page 38 If faulty channels are grouped together on the transducer face, this may cause a visible defect in the SU90 presentation. If they are scattered, the visible defect may be a lot harder to see. In all cases, the echoes from the neighbouring channels cause an interpolation that will restore a lot of the degraded presentation.
  • Page 39 Testing the SU90 operational functionality • Check for environmental noise, such as other vessels in the vicinity or animal life. 409977/B...

  • Page 40: Testing The Interfaces With Peripheral Devices

    Prerequisites This procedure assumes that: • The sensor is connected to the SU90. It is switched on and in normal operation. • The interface port is set up with the correct communication parameters. • You are familiar with NMEA and other relevant datagram formats.
  • Page 41 The properties of each of the available communication ports are defined on the I/O Setup page. The page allows your SU90 to communicate with external Sensor Installation sensors and systems. To make sure that the information from the "most reliable" sensors are used by the SU90, use the page to define a datagram priorities.

  • Page 42: Verifying The Communication With Speed Log

    Date and signature: Verifying the communication with speed log In order to operate correctly, the SU90 requires input from a speed log. The vessel speed is shown on the top bar if you have enabled this in the dialog box. The Display Options communication with the sensor is tested.
  • Page 43 The properties of each of the available communication ports are defined on the I/O Setup page. The page allows your SU90 to communicate with external Sensor Installation sensors and systems. To make sure that the information from the "most reliable" sensors are used by the SU90, use the page to define a datagram priorities.

  • Page 44: Verifying The Communication With The Course Gyro

    Prerequisites This procedure assumes that: • The sensor is connected to the SU90. It is switched on and in normal operation. • The interface port is set up with the correct communication parameters. • You are familiar with NMEA and other relevant datagram formats.
  • Page 45 Make sure that the information from the sensor is displayed. If necessary, enable the read-out in the dialog box. Display Options If possible, use another instrument to verify that the information provided by the SU90 is correct. Fill in the result tables. Result Datagram Port...

  • Page 46: Verifying The Communication With The Motion Reference Unit (Mru)

    Prerequisites This procedure assumes that: • The sensor is connected to the SU90. It is switched on and in normal operation. • The interface port is set up with the correct communication parameters. • You are familiar with NMEA and other relevant datagram formats.
  • Page 47 Display Options Note In order to read the motion compensation values, the SU90 must be "pinging". As long as the vessel is in port, you can not expect major changes in the values. If possible, use another instrument to verify that the information provided by the SU90 is correct.
  • Page 48 Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test Rotation Around X Rotation Around Y Rotation Around Z Requirements Results Motion compensation is operational. The compensated values are shown. Date and signature: 409977/B...

  • Page 49: Verifying The Installation Parameters

    SU90 software. Prerequisites For accurate location of the ship dimensions, you need the detailed vessel drawings. Neither tools nor instruments are required. The SU90 system is turned on and operates normally. Context It is common practice to place the Ship Origin at the same position as the motion reference unit (MRU).
  • Page 50 Installation Result Ship Dimensions Length Width Vessel origin X Offset Y Offset Z Offset Requirements Results The ship dimensions are entered in the SU90. All values are correct. All values are recorded in the relevant table. Date and signature: 409977/B...

  • Page 51: Verifying The Installation Parameters For The Transducer

    "forward" mark on the transducer shaft sleeve - and thus also "forward" on the transducer - may not point forward at all, but several degrees off the centre line. To obtain accurate SU90 presentations, this misalignment must be adjusted by changing the installation parameters.

  • Page 52: Verifying The Installation Parameters For The Global Positioning System (Gps) Antenna

    Verifying the installation parameters for the global positioning system (GPS) antenna Information from a few key sensors are vital for the SU90 accuracy. In order to achieve maximum accuracy, the physical locations of these sensors - normally referred to the Ship Origin - must be recorded in the SU90 setup.
  • Page 53 Context The physical location of the global positioning system (GPS) antenna relative to the transducer is required to allow the SU90 to show the correct navigational information in the SU90 presentation. The locations of the transducer and the Global Positioning System (GPS) antenna must be referenced to a common Ship Origin.

  • Page 54: Verifying The Installation Parameters For The Motion Reference Unit (Mru)

    The physical location of the motion reference unit (MRU) relative to the transducer is required to allow the SU90 to adjust for roll and pitch as accurately as possible. This task is only applicable is you are using an external motion reference unit on your SU90.
  • Page 55 - and other GPS systems - allow you to define the MRU location in the positioning system. If this is done, the MRU offset values in the SU90 must be set to 0 (zero) to avoid "dual compensation". The rotation information is normally not recorded by the positioning system, and must therefore be defined in the SU90.

  • Page 56: Customer Acceptance Form

    When this test procedure has been completed with all relevant signatures and applicable forms filled in, the document must be sent to the Simrad Support Department at Strandpromenaden 50, P.O.Box 111, 3191 Horten, Norway. Alternatively, scan all the pages to PDF using minimum 200 DPI resolution, and send the file to simrad.support@simrad.com.

  • Page 57: Secondary Procedures

    Setting up the Operating Panel (Mk2) The Operating Panel offers all necessary control functions for normal operation of the SU90. Before it can be put to use, the Operating Panel must be configured to permit Ethernet communication between the panel and the Processor Unit.
  • Page 58 Simrad SU90 Harbour Acceptance Test To set up the Ethernet communication, you must define the IP address for the panel, and identify the Processor Unit in the panel software. These settings allow you to use more than one Operating Panel on the Processor Unit. You can also control more than one Processor Unit from a single Operating Panel.
  • Page 59 Write down the information. Close the window. Command Prompt Select the adapter that the Operating Panel is connected to. On the SU90, the Ethernet adapter is named Simrad Connect. Prepare the Operating Panel for use. Make the following preparations. Connect the power cable from the Operating Panel to the power outlet on the uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
  • Page 60 Make sure that the blue indicator is lit, and check that you can move the cursor on the screen. On the Processor Unit desktop, double-click the SU90 icon to start the program. Wait until the SU90 operates normally. Press and hold...
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