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General InformationThe five standard components of the 8101 system are:• Sonar Processor (topside or dry end)• Sonar Processor to Sonar Head Signal and Control cable.• Sonar Head (wet end)• Color (S-VGA) Monitor• Trackball81-PSonar ProcessorAuxiliary DisplayOutputSVGAMonitorTrackballorMouseMains PowerAuxiliary I/O(See Appendix B)Downlink: DC Power & ControlUplink: Multiplexed/Digitixed Received SignalsHead withStick ProjectororSteerable Stick ProjectorHead withER ProjectorProjectorProjectorReceivingArrayReceivingArrayFigure 2, SeaBat 8101 System Block Diagram______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 1-2 Version 3.02
General Information• The Sonar Processor can be rack mounted in the operating space. There isno requirement for the operator to handle the processor other than to connectthe Trackball to its front, or rear, panel and operate the system Power On/Offswitch. The Sonar Processor is the source of operating power for the SonarHead and all system I/O connections are made at the processor's rear panel.• The Sonar Processor to Sonar Head Signal and Control cable is a multiconductorcable of water-blocked construction with a molded waterproofpressure immune connector at the wet end and an MS-type connector at thedry end. The standard cable is 25 meters in length; for lengths greater thanstandard, contact RESON.• The Sonar Head is compact, with no moving parts. It may be temporarilymounted on a retractable structure, such as a bracket or pole, or permanentlyon an extension through the hull in a moon pool, sea-chest configuration, oron a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) . The head is available in a titaniumalloy depth rated to 1500 meters and anodized aluminum with depth ratings of100 and 300 meters.• The Color (S-VGA) Monitor is a standard PC-type S-VGA monitor and shouldbe table mounted with sufficient working area to accommodate the Trackball.• The Trackball (or mouse) is a modified commercial three button unit.1.1.2 How Does the SeaBat 8101 Work?The transmit array (projector) section of the Sonar Head transmits a pulse ofacoustic energy, which travels through the water medium and is reflected by thesea floor, or any objects in its path. The reflected signal is received by the receivearray (hydrophone) section of the Sonar Head, digitized by internal electronics,sent to the topside Sonar Processor for beamforming and processing.The Sonar Processor generates the video displayed on the monitor and functionsas the control interface between the operator and the sonar system as well asformatting a digital output to be used by a peripheral bathymetric data processingsystem.1.1.3 How Far Does the SeaBat 8101 "See"?480 meters is the maximum selectable range scale. The 8101 system illuminatesa swath on the sea floor that is 150º across track by 1.5º along track. Acrosstrack beam spacing is nominally 360/240 = 1.50000º; these values are providedin each bathymetry packet header. The swath consists of 101 individual 1.5º by1.5º beams (the 210° Option uses 141 beams) with a bottom detection rangeresolution of 1.25 cm.______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 1-3 Version 3.02
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