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Teledyne WORKHORSE Operation Manual (258 pages)
HORIZONTAL H-ADCP
Brand:
Teledyne
| Category:
Transducer
| Size: 9.14 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 - a T a Glance
13
How to Contact Teledyne RD Instruments
14
Conventions Used in this Manual
14
System Overview
15
Figure 1. 300/600 Khz H-ADCP Overview
16
Figure 2. 300 Khz NB H-ADCP Overview
16
Inventory List
17
Computer Considerations
18
Power Overview
19
Figure 3. AC Power Adapter
19
Setting up the H-ADCP System
20
Figure 4. H-ADCP Connections
20
Connecting to the H-ADCP
21
Testing the H-ADCP
22
Changing the Baud Rate in the H-Adcps
24
Caring for the H-ADCP System
25
General Handling Guidelines
25
Assembly Guidelines
25
Deployment Guidelines
26
Chapter 2 - Installation
27
I/O Cable and Dummy Plug
28
Figure 5. Removing the I/O Cable
28
Routing Cables
30
Figure 6. Do Not Use Zip-Ties Directly on Cables
30
Cable Wiring Diagrams
31
Figure 7. I/O Cable Wiring
31
Figure 8. RS232-To-RS422 Converter Wiring (25-Pin to 9-Pin)
31
Installation
32
Cathodic Disbondment and Galvanic Corrosion
33
Figure 9. Cathodic Protection and Anodes
33
Figure 10. Galvanic Corrosion
33
H-ADCP Orientation
34
Figure 11. Installing the H-ADCP
34
Attaching the H-ADCP to a Structure
35
Figure 12. Optional Mounting Kit (P/N 757K6085-00)
35
Figure 13. 300 Khz NB H-ADCP Mounting Holes
36
H-ADCP Wave System Installation Checklist
37
Testing the Installed H-ADCP
39
Table 1: Horizontal Waves Upper Cutoff Frequency
39
Figure 14. Surfaceview Deployment Screen
40
Figure 15. Surfaceview Intensity Profile
40
Periodic Maintenance
41
Figure 16. Barnacle Damage to a Urethane Face
41
Chapter 3 - Collecting Data
43
Collecting Data with Surfaceview
44
Data Playback with Surfaceview
49
Data Recovery
50
Recover a Single File Using Bbtalk
50
Recover the Entire Recorder Using Bbtalk
50
Recover a Single File Using Direct Commands
51
Recover Recorder Using Direct Commands
52
Chapter 4 - Maintenance
53
Parts Location Drawings
54
Figure 17. 300 Khz NB Assembly - One Piece Housing
54
Figure 18. 300 Khz NB Assembly - Two Piece Housing
55
Figure 19. 300/600 Khz H-ADCP Assembly
56
Maintenance Schedule
57
Calibration Items
57
Maintenance Items
57
Figure 20. Transducer View
58
Figure 21. End-Cap View
58
Spare Parts
59
Table 2: H-ADCP 300 Narrow Beam ADCP Spare Parts (P/N 757K6071-00)
59
Table 3. H-ADCP 300 and 600 Khz ADCP Spares Parts (P/N 757K6073-00)
60
Table 4. Replacement Kits
60
Disassembly and Assembly Procedures
61
Housing Assembly Removal
61
End-Cap Removal Procedures
62
H-ADCP Re-Assembly
63
O-Ring Inspection and Replacement
63
Housing Assembly Replacement
64
Figure 22. 300 Khz Narrow Beam Width Backup O-Ring Detail
64
End-Cap Replacement
65
Periodic Maintenance Items
66
Replacing the Desiccant Bags
66
Cleaning the Pressure Sensor Port
67
Preventing Biofouling
67
Antifouling Paints
68
Applying Antifouling Paints
68
Figure 23. Antifouling Paint Applied to an H-ADCP
69
Removing Biofouling
70
Zinc Anode Inspection and Replacement
70
Zinc Anode Inspection
70
Zinc Anode Electrical Continuity Check
71
Zinc Anode Replacement
71
Calibrating the Compass
72
Compass Background
72
Compass Calibration
73
Compass Calibration Verification
73
Preparing for Calibration
73
Figure 24. Compass Calibration
74
Installing Firmware Upgrades
75
Installing Feature Upgrades
76
Figure 25. Installing Feature Upgrades
76
Corrective Maintenance Items
77
Protective Coating Inspection and Repair
77
PC Card Recorder
78
Figure 26. PC Card Recorder
78
Replacing Fuses
79
Changing Communications Setting
79
Figure 27. Communication Switch and Fuse
79
Installing the Spare Boards Kit
80
Figure 28. Transmit Cable
81
Remove the Original Set of Boards
81
Figure 29. PC Board Connectors
82
Figure 30. Ground Jumper
82
Installing the Spare Board Kit
82
Figure 31. Mounting Hardware
83
Installing the Beam Cosine Matrix
83
Installing the Pressure Sensor Coefficients
84
Testing the System after Board Replacement
84
Replacing the End Cap Connector
85
Customer Supplied Additional Equipment
85
Equipment Provided
85
Figure 32. Modified Dummy Plug
86
Figure 33. Extracting Wrench
86
Figure 34. Lock Nut Removal Socket
86
Removing the End-Cap Connector
86
Figure 35. Removing the Connector
87
Installing the New End-Cap Connector
87
Figure 36. End-Cap Connector with Isolation Bushing
88
Figure 37. End-Cap Connector Wiring - H-ADCP
89
Wiring Diagrams
89
Replacing the H-ADCP Lithium Battery
90
Testing the Lithium Battery Voltage
90
Figure 38. Lithium Battery Test Points on the CPU Board
91
Replacing the Lithium Battery
91
Figure 39. Lithium Battery
92
Chapter 5- Troubleshooting
93
Equipment Required
94
Table 5: List of Least Replaceable Assemblies
94
Table 6: Required Test Equipment
94
Basic Steps in Troubleshooting
95
Troubleshooting the H-ADCP
95
Troubleshooting Safety
95
Troubleshooting a Communication Failure
96
Incorrect Wakeup Message
96
No Wakeup Message
97
Check the Power
97
Check the I/O Cable
98
H-ADCP Checks
98
Troubleshooting a Built-In Test Failure
99
When to Use the Spare Boards Kit
99
Table 7: Pre-Deployment Test (PA) Possible Cause of Failures
100
Troubleshooting a Beam Failure
101
Troubleshooting a Sensor Failure
102
Fault Log
102
System Overview
103
Operating Modes
103
Command Mode
103
Ping Mode
103
Overview of Normal H-ADCP Operation
104
Functional Description of Operation
104
Input Power
104
Board Descriptions
105
Sensors
106
Figure 40. H-ADCP Wake-Up and Timer Logic
107
Figure 41. DC Power Path
108
Figure 42. H-ADCP Block Diagram
109
Chapter 6 Returning
111
Ystems to Trdi
111
Shipping the H-ADCP
112
Returning Systems to the TRDI Factory
113
Returning Systems to TRDI Europe Factory
114
Chapter 7 - Specifications
117
Table 8: Water Profiling Specifications
119
Table 9: Specifications
119
Outline Installation Drawings
120
Table 10: Outline Installation Drawings
120
Chapter 8 - Commands
127
Data Communication and Command Format
128
Command Input Processing
128
Data Output Processing
129
Using Direct Commands to Deploy
130
Table 11: ADCP Minimum Required Commands for Deployments
130
Command Summary
131
Table 12: H-ADCP Input Command Summary
131
Table 13: H-ADCP Factory Defaults
133
Command Descriptions
135
Help Menus
135
Break
136
Expert Mode
137
OL - Features
137
Compass Commands
138
Available Compass Commands
138
Compass Command Descriptions
138
AC - Output Active Calibration Data
138
AD - Display Factory or Active Calibration Data
139
AF - Field Calibrate Compass
140
AR - Return to Factory Calibration
140
AX - Examine Compass Calibration
141
AZ - Zero Pressure Sensor
142
Bottom Track Commands
143
Available Bottom Track Commands
143
Bottom Track Command Descriptions
143
BA - Evaluation Amplitude Minimum
143
BB - High Bandwidth Maximum Depth
144
BC - Correlation Magnitude Minimum
144
BE - Error Velocity Maximum
144
BF - Depth Guess
145
BI - Gain Switch Depth
145
BK - Water-Mass Layer Mode
146
BL - Water-Mass Layer Parameters
146
Table 14: Water-Mass Reference-Layer Modes
146
BM - Bottom Track Mode
147
Figure 43. Water-Mass Layer Processing
147
Table 15: BM4/BM5 Minimum Tracking Depths
147
BP - Bottom-Track Pings Per Ensemble
148
BR - Resolution
148
BS - Clear Distance Traveled
149
BX - Maximum Tracking Depth
149
BZ - Coherent Ambiguity Velocity
150
Control System Commands
151
Available Control System Commands
151
Control System Command Descriptions
151
CB - Serial Port Control
151
Table 16: Serial Port Control
151
CF - Flow Control
152
Table 17: Flow Control
152
CG - Swap Beams 1 & 2
153
CK - Keep Parameters
153
CL - Sleep Enable
153
CM - Master
154
CN - Save NVRAM to Recorder
154
CP - Polled Mode
154
CQ - Transmit Power
155
Table 18: Polled Mode Commands
155
CR - Retrieve Parameters
156
CS - Start Pinging (Go)
156
Table 19: Retrieve Parameters
156
CY - Clear Error Status Word
157
Table 20: Error Status Word
157
CZ - Power down H-ADCP
158
Environmental Commands
159
Available Environmental Commands
159
Environmental Command Descriptions
159
EA - Heading Alignment
159
EB - Heading Bias
160
EC - Speed of Sound
160
ED - Depth of Transducer
160
EH - Heading
161
EP - Pitch (Tilt 1)
161
ER - Roll (Tilt 2)
162
ES - Salinity
162
ET - Temperature
162
EX - Coordinate Transformation
163
Table 21: Coordinate Transformation Processing Flags
163
EZ - Sensor Source
164
Figure 44. H-ADCP Coordinate Transformation
164
Table 22: Sensor Source Switch Settings
164
Fault Log Commands
165
Available Fault Log Commands
165
Fault Log Command Descriptions
165
FC - Clear Fault Log
165
FD - Display Fault Log
165
Performance and Testing Commands
166
Available Performance and Testing Commands
166
Performance and Testing Command Descriptions
166
PA - Pre-Deployment Tests
166
PC - User-Interactive Built-In Tests
167
PD - Data Stream Select
168
PM - Distance Measurement Facility
169
PS - Display System Parameters
169
Table 23: Data Stream Selections
169
PT - Built-In Tests
171
PT Test Results Error Codes
171
PT0 - Help
171
Table 24: Error Code Hex to Binary Conversion
171
PT2 - Ancillary System Data
172
PT3 - Receive Path
172
PT4 - Transmit Path
173
Table 25: PT3 Failure
173
Table 26: PT4 Failure
173
PT5 - Electronics Wrap Around
174
PT6 - Receive Bandwidth
175
PT7 - RSSI Bandwidth
175
Table 27: PT6 Receive Bandwidth Nominal Values
175
Figure 45. PT7 RSSI Bandwidth Test
176
Recorder Commands
177
Available Recorder Commands
177
RA - Number of Deployments
177
RB - Recorder Built-In Test
177
RE - Erase Recorder
178
RF - Recorder Free Space (Bytes)
178
RN - Set Deployment Name
178
RR - Show Recorder File Directory
179
RS - Recorder Free Space (Megabytes)
179
RY - Upload Recorder Files
179
Timing Commands
180
Available Timing Commands
180
Timing Command Descriptions
180
TB - Time Per Burst
180
TC - Ensemble Per Burst
181
TE - Time Per Ensemble
181
TF - Time of First Ping
181
TG - Time of First Ping (Y2K Compliant)
182
TP - Time between Pings
183
TS - Set Real-Time Clock
183
TT - Set Real-Time Clock (Y2K Compliant)
184
Water Profiling Commands
185
Standard Water Profiling Commands
185
WA - False Target Threshold Maximum
185
Table 28: Bandwidth Control
186
WB - Bandwidth Control
186
WC - Low Correlation Threshold
186
WD - Data out
187
WE - Error Velocity Threshold
187
WF - Blank after Transmit
188
WI - Clip Data Past Bottom
188
WJ - Receiver Gain Select
188
WL - Water Reference Layer
189
WN - Number of Depth Cells
189
WP - Pings Per Ensemble
189
WQ - Sample Ambient Sound
190
WS - Depth Cell Size
190
WT - Transmit Length
190
Table 29: Ping Weights
191
WU - Ping Weight
191
WV - Ambiguity Velocity
191
Table 30: WV-Command Maximum Setting (20 Degree)
192
WW - Mode 1 Pings before Mode 4 Re-Acquire
192
WY - Mode 1 Bandwidth
192
Advanced Commands
193
Sound Velocity Smart Sensor Commands
193
Available Sound Velocity Smart Sensor Command
193
Sound Velocity Smart Sensor Descriptions
193
DB - RS-485 Port Control
193
DS - Load Speedofsound with SVSS Sample (BIT Result)
194
DW - Current ID on RS-485 Bus
194
DX - Set SVSS to RAW Mode
194
DY - Set SVSS to REAL Mode
195
DZ - Get Single SCAN from SVSS
195
Waves Commands
196
Available Waves Commands
196
Waves Command Descriptions
196
HA - Waves False Target Threshold
196
HB - Automatically Chosen Bins for Wave Processing
197
HD - Waves Data out
197
HF - Waves Flow Control
197
HP - Waves Pings Per Wave Record
198
HR - Time between Wave Records
198
Table 31: Waves Flow Control
198
HS - Bins for Directional Wave Spectrum
199
HT - Time between Wave Record Pings
199
HV - Bins for Velocity Spectrum
200
Ping Synchronization Commands
201
Available Ping Synchronization Commands
201
Ping Synchronization Command Descriptions
201
SA - Synchronize Before/After Ping/Ensemble
201
Table 32: Synchronization Parameters
201
SB - Enable Channel B Breaks
202
SI - Synchronization Interval
202
SM - RDS3 Mode Select
203
SS - RDS3 Sleep Mode
203
Table 33: Sleep Mode Parameters
203
ST - Slave Timeout
204
SW - Synchronization Delay
204
Example Master/Slave Setup
205
Example Wakeup Banners
206
Chapter 9 - Output Data Format
207
Choosing a Data Format
208
Table 34: Summary of Output Data Formats
209
PD0 Output Data Format
210
Figure 46. PD0 Standard Output Data Buffer Format
210
Figure 47. Binary Header Data Format
211
Header Data Format
211
Table 35: Header Data Format
212
Fixed Leader Data Format
213
Figure 48. Fixed Leader Data Format
214
Table 36: Fixed Leader Data Format
215
Variable Leader Data Format
218
Figure 49. Variable Leader Data Format
219
Table 37: Variable Leader Data Format
220
Converting ADC Channels
223
Converting Kpa to Depth
224
How Does the H-ADCP Sample Depth and Pressure
224
Figure 50. Velocity Data Format
225
Velocity Data Format
225
Table 38: Velocity Data Format
226
Correlation Magnitude, Echo Intensity, Percent-Good, and Status Data Format
227
Figure 51. Correlation Magnitude, Echo Intensity, Percent-Good, and Status Data Format
227
Table 39: Correlation Magnitude Data Format
227
Table 40: Echo Intensity Data Format
228
Table 41: Percent-Good Data Format
229
Table 42: Status Data Format
229
Binary Bottom-Track Data Format
230
Figure 52. Binary Bottom-Track Data Format
232
Table 43: Bottom-Track Data Format
232
Binary Checksum Data Format
234
Binary Reserved BIT Data Format
234
Figure 53. Binary Reserved BIT Data Format
234
Figure 54. Binary Checksum Data Format
234
Table 44: Reserved for TRDI Format
234
Table 45: Checksum Data Format
234
Special Output Data Formats
235
DVL Binary Data Format (PD3)
236
DVL Output Data Format (PD3) Details
237
Figure 55. DVL Binary Data Format (PD3)
237
Table 46: DVL Output Data Format (PD3) Details
237
DVL Binary Data Format (PD4/PD5)
239
DVL Output Data Format (PD4/PD5) Details
240
Figure 56. DVL Binary Data Format (PD4/PD5)
240
Table 47: DVL Output Data Format (PD4/PD5) Details
240
DVL Binary Data Format (PD5)
243
DVL Output Data Format (PD5) Details
244
Figure 57. DVL Binary Data Format (PD5)
244
Table 48: DVL Output Data Format (PD5) Details
244
DVL Output Data Format (PD6)
245
Table 49: DVL Output Data Format (PD6)
245
PD8 ASCII Output
247
H-ADCP Condensed 2D Output Format (PD14)
248
PD14 Format
248
PD14 Invalid Data
248
Table 50: PD14 Output Data Format
248
Output Data Format (PD16)
250
Output Data Format (PD18)
250
How to Decode an H-ADCP Ensemble
251
Rules for the Broadband Data Format PD0
251
Table 51: Common Data Format Ids
251
Decoding Sequence Example
252
Decoding Sequence for PD0 Data
252
Appendix
255
Otice of Compliance
255
Date of Manufacture
256
Environmental Friendly Use Period (EFUP)
256
Weee
256
Material Disclosure Table
257
Toxic or Hazardous Substances and Elements Contained in Product
257
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Teledyne WORKHORSE Deployment Manual (24 pages)
MONITOR / SENTINEL
Brand:
Teledyne
| Category:
Marine Equipment
| Size: 2.55 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Workhorse and Workhorse II
3
Preparing the Adcp
4
Connecting to the Adcp
9
Planning the Deployment
11
Deploying the Adcp
13
Recovering Data
20
Conclusion
24
Teledyne WORKHORSE Deployment Manual (18 pages)
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Brand:
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| Category:
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| Size: 0.82 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Preparing the Adcp
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Connecting to the Adcp
8
Planning the Deployment
10
Deploying the Adcp
11
Recovering Data
16
Conclusion
18
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