Summary of Contents for Magnacom MAG-1001S
- Page 1 MAGNACOM ® MAG-1001S SINGLE-SIDEBAND ACOUSTIC TRANSCEIVER (MILITARY) User’s Guide “Technology in Depth”...
- Page 2 International, Inc., dba Ocean Technology Systems hereinafter referred to as OTS, reserves the right to change specifications without notice. It is recommended that all users read and fully understand this manual before using the MAG-1001S. All statements, technical information, and recommendations herein are based on tests we believe to be reliable, but the accuracy or completeness thereof is not guar- anteed;...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Alternate Power Source ..........7 Section 3: Operation ..............8 Section 4: Maintenance ............10 Section 5: Helpful Hints and Tips ........11 Transducer ............11 Hand-held Microphone or Headset/Boom Mic ..11 Placement of the MAG-1001S ......11 Talking & Listening ..........11 In the Beginning ...........12 limited Warranty ..............13... -
Page 4: Section 1: Introduction
This manual presents the MAG-1001S Single Sideband Acoustic Transceiver un- derwater communication system. Section 1 provides specifications and a general discussion of its functions. Please note that the MAG-1001S can be configured to specific frequencies, which may vary the product slightly. -
Page 5: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Transmitter output power: 70 watts (PEP) Audio output to speaker: 4 watts RMS Modulation: Single Sideband with suppressed carrier Standard operating channels: Low-freq. pair: Channel A, 8.0875 USB Channel B, 11 kHz LSB High-freq. pair: Channel A, 29.75 kHz LSB Channel B, 32.768 kHz USB Note: Custom frequencies may be ordered. -
Page 6: Functions
If you are not using the system, disconnect the transducer cable to power down the system and conserve energy. CHANNEL: The MAG-1001S comes with two channels (see 1.3 Specifica- tions). SQUELCH: The squelch control is designed to help suppress background noise created by sea creatures and/or man-made sound (i.e., snapping shrimp,... - Page 7 Figure 1. Layout of MAG-1001S Panel...
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Page 8: Section 2: Batteries And Charging
The spring contacts of the batteries must be in contact with this board in order for the system to work. Installing the batteries in the wrong direc- tion may cause damage to the unit (the batteries and/or the MAG-1001S will not operate). -
Page 9: Low-Battery Alert
Note: RB-6V batteries shown lOW-bATTERY AlERT The MAG-1001S is equipped with a unique low-battery alert. When the batteries reach approximately 10 volts, you will hear a short beep every 2 minutes. At 9 volts, the beep tone starts to occur once a minute. When the battery voltage goes below 8 volts, you will hear the tone every 30 seconds. -
Page 10: Alternate Power Source
RCS-13). Anytime you charge the batteries, open the front panel’s “Battery Charging Relief Valve.” Leave it open and do not operate the MAG-1001S for approximately 15 minutes after charging, to give the system time to dissipate any gasses released from the batteries during charging. -
Page 11: Section 3: Operation
1. Ensure all batteries are properly installed and charged and that the front panel is installed with no wires pinched. 2. Place the MAG-1001S on a surface secure from boat action and in a place where the transducer cable will not trip anyone. - Page 12 12 volts DC at 10 amps minimum. Upon completion of the above steps, the MAG-1001S is ready for use. The unit will already be in the receive mode and will be listening for incoming signals.
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Page 13: Section 4: Maintenance
Inspect batteries periodically to ensure they are in good condition and not leak- ing. When the MAG-1001S is not being used, it is a good idea to keep the cover se- curely fastened. Remember, when the transducer assembly is connected to the MAG-1001S, the power is on. -
Page 14: Section 5: Helpful Hints And Tips
PlACEMENT OF THE MAG-1001S -The MAG-1001S should be placed where it can be easily heard. If working out of a boat, locate a place you can secure the unit where boat action will not cause it to fall. Also, remember to dress the transducer cable in such a way that divers and/or topside personnel will not trip over it. -
Page 15: In The Beginning
a team works together. The U.S. Navy has found that there is a learning curve associated with mastering wireless communications. About three days of diving per Navy diver were required to get proficient with the equipment. Therefore, do not be discouraged when first using wireless communications. IN THE bEGINNING . -
Page 16: Limited Warranty
- lIMITED WARRANTY- MAGNACOM MAG-1001S is warranted against defects in ma- ® terials and/or workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the time of purchase. Items not manufactured by OTS are covered by their manufacturers’ warranties. Our obligation under this war-...
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