Defining The Bottom Detection Parameters For The Calibration - Kongsberg Simrad ES80 Instruction Manual

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Simrad Echo sounder system Instruction manual
Procedure
1
Open the
Operation
2
Select
.
Output
Observe that the
pages selected from the menu on the left side.
3
In the
dialog box, select
Output
4
On the
File Setup
a
Define the output directory for the recorded files.
b
Define a file name prefix.
c
Define the maximum amount of bytes to be contained in one data file.
Select
Maximum
d
Under
Raw Data
e
Under
Motion Data Recording
5
At the bottom of the page, select
6
Select
to close the dialog box.
OK
Related topics
Preparations, page 12
Calibrating the current velocity measurements, page 28
Functions and dialog boxes, page 35
Defining the bottom detection parameters
for the calibration
Locating the bottom (seafloor) is important for the echo sounder system. The echo
sounder system needs this bottom lock to locate the correct depth, and to stay on this
depth during operation, even if the depth changes continuously.
Context
The
Bottom Detection
depth. These depth limits can be used to obtain a bottom lock on the current depth when
the echo sounder system transmits.
Procedure
1
Ensure you have a stable depth reading for all three ADCP beams.
a
Open the Depth information pane.
24
menu.
dialog box opens. This dialog box contains a number of
Output
File Setup
page, define the recording parameters.
for 100 Mb file size.
, select
Complex samples (Maximum information)
, select
Apply
settings provide separate limits for minimum and maximum water
.
At Sensor Input Rate
to save your settings.
.
.
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