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2 On the Echo menu, select Echo sounder setup.
3 When the page is presented, press the ENT button again to
allow editing.
4 Move the cursor down the the Depth DK alarm alarm
parameters. (DK means “depth under keel”.)
5 Select required minimum and/or maximum depths, and set
the alarms to ON.
6 Press the ENT key to store the parameters and exit.
Sensor alarms
The sensor alarms provide you with an audible and visual
warning if the data from a sensor exceeds predefined limits.
1 Press the MENU button to access the main menu.
2 On the Setup menu, select Sensor alarm/calibrati on .
3 Select minimum and/or maximum limits for the individual
sensors, and activate each alarm separately.
4 Press the ENT key to store the parameters and exit.
Note that the Catch, Rip and Bottom Contact sensors can only
provide alarms when they are activated, that is when their
detector wires have been pulled tight.
Surface temperature alarm
The surface temperature alarm provide you with an audible and
visual warning if the temperature exceeds predefined limits, or
if it changes too fast.
1 Press the MENU button to access the main menu.
2 On the Setup menu, select Sensor alarm/calibrati on .
3 Select minimum and/or maximum temperature limits for
the alarms, and activate each alarm separately.
4 Enter the appropriate value for the Shear alarm,and
activate the alarm.
5 Press the ENT key to store the parameters and exit.
The Shear alarm will be triggered if the temperature changes
faster per minute than the value you have entered.
Note: In order to enable these alarms, your PI32 must have the
relevant temperature feeler fitted!
Clearance alarms
The clearance alarm provide you with an audible and visual
warning if a trawl or another towed object either moves too
close to the bottom, or lifts too far off the bottom.
- Operator manual 1
- Catch monitoring system 3
- About this document 4
- Sections 5
- 12 Sensor test procedures 6
- 13 Technical specifications 6
- Simrad PI32 10
- INTRODUCTION 13
- SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 14
- System diagram 15
- Operator Unit 16
- Sensor overview 18
- Battery chargers 19
- GETTING STARTED 20
- Power on 21
- Power off 21
- Page 1: Echo sounder 22
- Page 2: Numeric display 22
- Page 3: Graphic display 22
- Page 4: Navigation display 22
- Leafing through the pages 23
- Other display presentations 23
- Introduction to the main menu 24
- Introduction to the keypad 25
- Introducing the sensors 27
- Depth: How deep can you go? 29
- Rip: Check for damages! 30
- APPLICATION EXAMPLES 32
- Purse seine 33
- Danish seine 34
- Bottom trawl 35
- Pelagic trawl 36
- Echo sounder 37
- Graphic display 38
- DISPLAY PRESENTATIONS 39
- Numeric display 40
- Depth presentation 43
- Height presentation 44
- Spread presentation 45
- Surface temperature 49
- Status display 50
- → Receiver setup, page 174 51
- Echo sounder display 52
- Bottom expansion 53
- Navigation display 55
- Position display 56
- OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES 57
- → Numeric display, page 28 59
- How to set up the sensors 60
- Predefined settings 61
- How to use the sensors 64
- How to test the sensors 66
- How to define sensor offsets 68
- MENU Exit 72
- GAIN- GAIN+ 72
- (CD11105C) 72
- → Twin Spread, page 128 73
- → Trawl info, page 182 73
- Howtoviewechosounderdata 75
- How to set up marker lines 76
- Depth and Height marker lines 77
- Spread marker line 77
- → Graphic setup, page 160 78
- Access to the parameters 80
- Set up the parameters 80
- Ping to ping filter 82
- Colour threshold 82
- Signal threshold 82
- Depth grid 82
- Standard mode 84
- Phased range mode 84
- Activate A-Scope 88
- De-activate A-Scope 88
- How to define alarm limits 89
- Surface temperature alarm 90
- Clearance alarms 90
- How to select menu language 92
- → Page setup, page 171 93
- PRACTICAL USE OF THE SENSORS 95
- PI Bottom Contact sensor 99
- Bottom Contact presentatio n 100
- Sensor configuration 100
- System configuration 101
- Mounting 101
- 857-164636 / Rev.A 102
- PS Bottom Contact sensor 103
- PI Catch sensor 107
- Presentation 108
- PS Catch sensor 112
- Catch presentation 113
- PI Depth sensor 116
- Numerical presentation 117
- PS Depth sensor 121
- PI Height sensor 126
- Daily operation 127
- PI Rip sensor 130
- Numeric presentation 131
- PI Spread and Remote sensors 135
- Installation principle 138
- Sacrificial water switch 139
- PI Twin Spread 140
- Main parts 141
- PI Temperature sensor 145
- Temperature presentation 147
- PS Temperature sensor 151
- SENSOR CHARGERS 156
- PI Charger 157
- PS30 Charger 159
- General guidelines 160
- Battery depleted frequently 160
- Typical sensor (PI Depth) 160
- MENU SYSTEM 161
- The main menu 162
- Menu system 163
- REFERENCES 164
- Depth calibration 165
- Echo presentation setup 166
- Echo sounder setup 169
- Related topics 170
- Factory presets 171
- Graphic setup 172
- → Sensor setup, page 179 173
- → Numeric setup, page 169 173
- Interface setup NMEA 174
- Applicable telegram formats 177
- Interface setup remote/alarm 179
- Navigation setup 180
- Numeric setup 181
- Offset adjust 182
- Page setup 183
- Palette setup 184
- Position display setup 185
- Receiver setup 186
- Sensor alarms 189
- Sensor setup 191
- Speed setup 192
- Surface temperature setup 193
- Trawl info setup 194
- Units setup 195
- PI CONFIGURATOR 196
- Basic information 197
- Available equipment 198
- About sensor configuration 199
- Changing the update rate 200
- Main dialogue description 201
- Operational procedures 203
- Software installation 204
- How to interface the sensor 205
- References 210
- Communication P o rt Setup 212
- Operation 212
- Configure Sensor 213
- Factory Default 216
- Language 218
- LED Control 219
- Message field 220
- PI Configurator 221
- Ping control 222
- Read Sensor Data 224
- Sensor Type 226
- Show Channel At Startup 228
- Examples 229
- Terminate Communication 230
- Maintenance 231
- Making a programming cable 233
- Troubleshooting 234
- SENSOR TEST PROCEDURES 235
- Bottom Contact test procedure 236
- Testing on land 237
- Testing in water 237
- Catch sensor, test procedure 239
- Depth sensor, test procedure 242
- PI32 Calibration procedure 244
- PI44 Calibration procedure 244
- Height sensor, test procedure 245
- Tools and equipment required 248
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 255
- PI Bottom Contact 256
- PI Catch & PI Rip 256
- PI Depth 257
- PI Height 258
- PI Spread & Remote 258
- PI Temperature 259
- - To 70% capacity: 1 hour 260
- - To 100% capacity: 4 hours 260
- - To 100% capacity: 16 hours 260
- E 2005 Simrad AS 268
- ISBN 82-8066-059-3 268
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