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<strong>Simrad</strong> <strong>SP90</strong>4.2 Start and stop proceduresNoteBefore you start the sonar, check that the water depth is sufficient,and that the vessel’s speed is within the maximum speed specifiedwith the transducer lowered.Start procedureObserve the following procedure to power up the sonar.MAIN SW.UpMiddleDown1 Press the Power button on the monitor to power up thedisplay monitor.2 Press and hold the red Power button on the Sonar OperatingPanel for approximately two seconds to start the sonar.- The green LED next to the button indicates that the sonarstarts loading the program. After approximately one anda half minutes the sonar picture will be displayed.3 Press the Down button to move the transducer to the lowerposition.- The green LED next to the button will flash, and anaudible signal indicates that the transducer movesdownwards.- When the bottom position has been reached, the LED willilluminate continuously, the audible signal stops, and thetop button in the Status parameter dialogue shows:Transducer: DOWN.This completes the normal start-up procedure.In case of power failure, or if the switch S102 at the rear side of theSonar Processor Unit has been switched off, the sonar must bestarted by pressing the start switch S103. This switch is locatedbehind the small front door on the Sonar Processor Unit.Stop procedure1 Press the Up button on the Sonar Operating Panel to hoist thetransducer to the upper position.- The green LED next to the button will flash, and anaudible signal indicates that the transducer is hoisted..When the upper position has been reached, the LED willilluminate continuously, the audible signal stops, and theupper button in the Status menu shows: Transducer: UP.2 Press and hold the Power button approximately two secondsto switch off the sonar.36 850--164511 / B
OperationS103PWRHDAPC 10(CD5881 / GIF)Figure 7 S103 on the front of the Processor Unit3 Check that the green LED next to the On/off buttonextinguishes.4 Press the Power button on the display monitor to switch itoff.WARNINGIf the sonar is switched off uncontrolled withthe transducer lowered, the transducer mustbe raised by means of the hoist/lower switch inthe Motor Control Unit, or with the hand crank.Procedures for emergency hoisting are provided in theMaintenance chapter.→Refer to page 152 for manual hoisting and lowering.Dry-docking safety measuresTo prevent inadvertent use of the sonar when dry-docking etc., setthe switch S102 at the rear of the Sonar Processor Unit to the Offposition.NoteThe transducer can be damaged if transmitting in air.SIMRADS102(CD5880 / GIF)Figure 8 S102 on the rear side of the Processor Unit850--164511 / B37
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Page 68 and 69: Simrad SP90MenusThe sonar contains
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Page 72: Simrad SP90DisplayThe Display menu
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Page 86 and 87: Simrad SP90GeoViewThe GeoView menu
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Page 90 and 91: Simrad SP90WarningsThe Warnings men
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Simrad SP90Audio volumeThe Audio vo
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Simrad SP90Colour ThresholdThe Colo
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Simrad SP90Data SourceThe Data Sour
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Simrad SP90Direction IndicatorThe D
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Simrad SP90Edit Gear (Purse)The Gea
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Simrad SP90Edit schoolThe Edit Scho
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Simrad SP90Fish alarmThe Fish Alarm
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Simrad SP90GainThe Gain is accessed
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Simrad SP90HeadingThe Heading param
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Simrad SP90LanguageThe Language but
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Simrad SP90Message BarThe Message B
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Simrad SP90MovementsThe Movements b
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Simrad SP90Panel BacklightThe Panel
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Simrad SP90PP FilterThe PP Filter c
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Simrad SP90There is a selection bet
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Simrad SP90The SP90 sonar is design
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Simrad SP90RCG (Reverberation Contr
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Simrad SP90RulerTo create a ruler,
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Simrad SP90SchoolThe School button
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Simrad SP90Slant Range/True RangeTh
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Simrad SP90Without stabilisation:St
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Simrad SP90StoreThe Store button is
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Simrad SP90TiltThe Tilt parameters
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Simrad SP90Time and DateThe Time an
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Simrad SP90Track WindowThe Track Wi
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Simrad SP90TVG (Time Variable Gain)
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Simrad SP90UnitsThe Units button is
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Simrad SP90User SettingUser Setting
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Simrad SP90Wind SpeedThe Wind Speed
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Simrad SP90Zoom ScaleThe Zoom Scale
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Simrad SP907.4 Hull unitGeneralThe
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Simrad SP90NoteCleaning the transdu
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Simrad SP90Lubrication of the Hull
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Simrad SP90E 2002 Simrad ASISBN 82-
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