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General InformationTrackball• This three-button device enables operator selection of menus, menu items,and status and control functions.• Trackball connectors are available on the front and rear panel of the sonarprocessor. These connectors are wired in parallel; simply connect the trackballto the most convenient connector as there is no requirement to select eitherconnector.1.3.1 81-P Sonar ProcessorThe 8101 Sonar Processor is the power, signal, and data distribution point for the8101 MBES system. The internal electronic configuration is a multiple processorenvironment consisting of CPU, DSPs, and FPGAs (see Chapter 5, Glossary ofTerms). The system operating software resides in the Sonar Processor and, atpower-on, downlinks configuration parameters to the Sonar Head (both the Processorand Head store their firmware in easily upgraded flash memory).The power supply assembly auto-senses mains voltage to accommodate 90 to260 VAC and produces the various DC voltages required by Processor and SonarHead.The Sonar Processor demultiplexes the signal uplinked from the Sonar Head,applies amplitude and phase adjustments, and distributes these signals to thebeamforming processor. Other Sonar Processor functions include: bottom detectmanagement, image processing, graphics processing, and I/O control. Thegraphics processor produces S-VGA (default) or S-Video. Auxiliary video outputsare RGB or composite. S-Video and the auxiliary outputs can be either NTSC orPAL format (see the following paragraph).1.3.2 Display Output InterfacesFive display formats are available as outputs from the sonar processor: S-VGA,S-Video, RGB (green sync), RGB & Sync, and Composite. S-VGA is the defaultoutput and is intended for use with the system's standard 800x600 pixel, 72Hzrefresh rate, Super-VGA computer monitor. In the S-VGA mode, all other displayvideo outputs are unavailable. The other video outputs are also available in eitherNTSC or PAL format.The selection of either NTSC or PAL changes the video output to a televisionformat for VCR recording. This format is incompatible with the system's S-VGAmonitor and, therefore, it will be blanked in these modes. However, all othervideo formats will now be available. If an NTSC or PAL video format is selected,a separate compatible monitor must be used with the system.The sonar processor will 'remember' the last selected video mode at power-on.To change the display mode, see Chapter 3, paragraph 3.13.______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 1-6 Version 3.02
General InformationTable 2, SeaBat 8101 Sonar Processor, Technical SpecificationsPower RequirementsVideo OutputGraphics ColorsInput DeviceMountingDimensions See Figure 3WeightTemperature90 to 260 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 350 W MaximumS-VGA, 800 X 600, @ 72 Hz RefreshRate256 (8-bit)Trackball, Mouse, or Remote Commands19 Inch Rack, 4U High20 kg (44.1 lb)Operating: 0º to +35º CStorage: -30º to +55º CFigure 3, SeaBat Sonar Processor Dimensions (in mm)______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 1-7 Version 3.02
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