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<strong>Simrad</strong> <strong>SP90</strong>Low frequency long range fishery sonarSoftware version V1.1.XXWARNINGThe sonar must never be powered up when the ship isin dry dock. The transducer will be damaged if ittransmits in open air. To prevent inadvertent use of thesonar, set switch S102 at the rear side of the Sonarprocessor Unit to Off whenever the vessel is in dry dock.850 -164511
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Page 13 and 14: System description1 SYSTEM DESCRIPT
Page 15 and 16: System descriptionDisplayunit115/23
Page 17 and 18: System description1.3 OptionsGenera
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Page 25 and 26: Display modes2.2 Bow UpWhen Bow Up
Page 27 and 28: Display modes2.4 True MotionWhen th
Page 29 and 30: Display modes2.6 270° /VerticalThe
Page 31 and 32: Display modes2.8 True Motion / Vert
Page 33 and 34: Display modes2.10 Dual 2The Dual 2
Page 35 and 36: Sonar Operating PanelMain switchMai
Page 37 and 38: Sonar Operating Panel1 Press the Ge
Page 39 and 40: Sonar Operating PanelGainGain contr
Page 41 and 42: Sonar Operating PanelCursorThe curs
Page 43 and 44: Sonar Operating PanelTrainThe audio
Page 45 and 46: Sonar Operating PanelTiltManual til
Page 47 and 48: Operation4 OPERATION4.1 Introductio
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OperationMenu structureThe menu fie
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OperationCURSORMenu Select View Obj
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Operation4.4 Visual aidsCommon info
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OperationFigure 15 Sonar display wi
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Operation4.6 Installation of option
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Operation4.7 On-line helpThe SP90 s
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Menu descriptionAny selections you
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Menu descriptionSonar typeThe upper
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Menu description5.3 Active menusOve
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Menu descriptionVerticalThe Vertica
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Menu descriptionSecond pingThe Seco
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Menu descriptionSystem testThe Syst
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Menu descriptionView pop-upThe View
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Menu descriptionObject pop-upAccess
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Menu description5.5 View menusThe V
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Menu descriptionVerticalViewThe Ver
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Menu description5.6 MessagesMessage
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Menu descriptionOperator alarmsThe
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Menu descriptionErrorsThe Errors di
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Parameters6.2 Alphabetical listThe
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ParametersAGC (Automatic Gain Contr
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ParametersBearing (Horizontal)The B
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ParametersBearing (Vertical)The Bea
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ParametersColoursThe Colours button
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ParametersDefault SettingDefault Se
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ParametersDisplay GainDisplay Gain
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ParametersEdit Gear (Trawl)The Gear
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ParametersExternal SynchronizingThe
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ParametersFrequencyThe Frequency pa
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ParametersGearThe Gear button is lo
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ParametersInspect objectThe Inspect
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ParametersMenuThe Menu button is lo
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ParametersModeThe Mode button is lo
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ParametersPaletteThe Palette button
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ParametersPing SectorThe Ping Secto
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ParametersPulse FormThe Pulse Form
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ParametersRangeThe Range parameter
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ParametersRange (CatchView)The Rang
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ParametersRecallThe Recall button i
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ParametersScaleThe Scale button is
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ParametersScientific OutputThe Scie
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ParametersSpeedThe Speed parameter
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ParametersStatusThe Status dialogue
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ParametersTarget TrackThe Target Tr
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ParametersAuto -InAuto Tilt mode, t
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ParametersTrack HistoryThe Track Hi
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ParametersTransducerThe Transducer
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ParametersTx PowerThe Tx Power butt
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ParametersSpeedThe following Speed
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ParametersWind DirectionThe Wind Di
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ParametersZoomThe Zoom button is lo
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Maintenances7 ON-BOARD MAINTENANCE7
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Maintenances7.3 Transceiver UnitDus
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MaintenancesDocking the vesselWhen
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MaintenancesManual hoist and lower
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Operator manualNotes850-164511 / B1
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