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Options and Upgrades4.11 Option 039F, Yearly Inspection and ServicingThe SeaBat 8101 MBES system is a ruggedized solid-state system that, unlessabused, should not require re-calibration or general servicing during its lifetime.However, for those customers who undertake the collection of bathymetry dataintended for publication of nautical charts, there is the need for factory verificationof performance and a yearly servicing. Option 039 is provided for this requirement.The following tasks are performed as part of this option:• Visual inspection of all system components• Installation of new anodes• Open both the head and processor and:Remove, test, and retune receiver boardsRemove and test power suppliesRemove, test, and retune transmitter• Bench test complete system• Tank/water test system and verify source level• Burn-in system for a minimum of 24 hoursIf any parts are found to require replacement, an estimate of cost to repair will beprovided to the customer prior to actual replacement.4.12 Option 040, Upgrade to Extended Range (ER) ProjectorThe standard SeaBat 8101 system, when used for bathymetric operations, hasbeen designed to track the seafloor to a maximum depth of 320 meters. Whenequipped with an Extended Range (ER) projector, the maximum depth increasesto 450 meters.4.12.1 Upgrade ProcedureNew SeaBat 8101 systems can be ordered from the factory with Option 040 installed.Existing systems must be returned to RESON for the projector installation,sonar head power supply upgrade, and source level tests.______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 4-12 Version 3.02
Options and UpgradesFigure 24, Extended Range (ER) ProjectorNOTEThe acoustic center shown in Figure 24 is used for factory projector testing only.For systems equipped with an ER Projector, the acoustic center of the headshould be determined by the measurements shown in Figure 8. See also paragraph3.10.5 for projector selection.Several different versions of the ER projector are available. The differences arerelated to Aluminum or Titanium frames and depth rating of the parent sonarhead. Contact RESON for assistance in selecting the proper ER projector for theinstalled system.4.13 Option 041, System Integration and TrainingThis option provides services to SeaBat Multibeam users for on-site installationand integration with a bathymetric data acquisition system, calibration, and trainingof operating personnel in the use of the complete system.______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 4-13 Version 3.02
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