Kongsberg Simrad SN90 Reference Manual page 67

Purse seine and trawling sonar
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• The selected range is divided into identical distances.
• The distance and depth of the cursor's location is shown in the lower right corner
of the view.
• The current settings for range, gain and tilt are show in the lower left corner
of the view.
Tip
To fully understand how the beams behave in this view, use the
dialog box.
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At the bottom of the display presentation, select a suitable presentation mode, and
activate the Inspection view.
The SN90 system offers several inspection beams. Each inspection beam is
presented using an Inspection view. The opening angle of the inspection beams
depend on the operating frequency. The functionality offered by the inspection
beams permits you to investigate chosen targets in more detail. In the SN90 system
we use the phrase echogram to describe the information provided by the views.
Each Inspection view shows you echo data from a separate beam. If you use several
Inspection views, you can train and tilt the beams individually, and independent of
the beams displayed in the other views. You can select the start range (the depth
from which the view starts) and the range (the "length" of the transmitted beam) by
means of the
Start Range
• Small labels are shown in the bottom left and right corners of the view. These
labels show you the time in order to identify the scale of the horizontal axis.
• When enabled, equidistant horizontal scale lines are drawn in the view to
indicate the range.
• The
Horizontal Scroll
the Inspection views.
Tip
To fully understand how the beams behave in this view, use the
dialog box.
Related topics
Getting started, page 35
Starting normal operation, page 57
Sonar views, page 316
Presentation modes, page 317
381294/E
and
settings.
Range
function controls how fast the echoes shall travel across
Getting started
Beam Visualization
Beam Visualization
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