Teledyne SeaBat T Series Operator's Manual page 3

PREFACE – ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual is designed to give detailed procedures for the correct installation, operation, and
maintenance of the SeaBat T-Series Subsea sonar system and is equally useful for both the first
time user and the experienced technician.
Read this manual thoroughly and follow the steps provided to maintain optimal safety standards
and to obtain the best system performance.
If you require additional information or need clarification of any part of this document, please
contact Teledyne RESON Customer Support for assistance at reson-support@teledyne.com.
Document Conventions
The following information will make it easier for the reader to interpret the document content.
Convention
Hyperlink
Numbered list
Bulleted list
Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
Notes, Cautions, and Warnings are included to provide valuable information and to help the
operator prevent damage to the sonar or to personnel. These are the formats:
Note boxes provide explanatory information that may be useful to the operator, but is not
necessarily vital to the operation of your Teledyne RESON system.
Caution boxes provide important information regarding your Teledyne RESON system.
Disregarding Cautions may result in accidental misuse or damage to the system.
Warning boxes provide important information regarding your Teledyne RESON system.
Disregarding Warnings may prove harmful to personnel working with or near the system.
Conversion of Units of Measurement
Metric Conversion
All measurements in this manual are
referenced in metric terms.
Use this reference table to convert between
metric (e.g. cm, m, and km) and imperial (e.g.
in, ft, and yd) measurements.
SeaBat T-Series Subsea Operator's Manual
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Definition
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CAUTION
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NOTE
Metric Unit
Millimeter (mm)
Centimeter (cm)
Meter (m)
Kilometer (km)
Kilogram (kg)
Imperial Unit
0.0394in
0.3937in
1.0936yd
0.6214mi
2.2046lb
January 31, 2019