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Options and UpgradesPower(bulkhead connector)Power(mating connector - suppliedwith 12 inch pig-tail as partof this option)Co-axFiberTable 10, Option 043 ConnectorsConXall 7282-SG-300ConXall 6282-2PG-3xxPin 1 - 20-70 VDC, 100ma @ 24 VDCPin 2 - ReturnBNC, 75 OhmsCenter pin - SignalST type, 62.5/125mm fiber4.14.4 Upgrade ProcedureNew SeaBat 8101 systems can be ordered from the factory with Option 043 installed.Existing sonar processors must be returned to RESON for installation ofthis upgrade.4.15 Option 046, Analog Center Beam Output4.15.1 IntroductionThe sonar processor outputs the center beam in analog format, at the I Out, QOut, and Trig In/Out BNC connectors at the lower left corner of the rear panel.Table 11, Option 046 SpecificationsConnector Signal DescriptionI Out Center Beam Magnitude0.0V to =3.0V unloadedOutput Imp. = 1000 ohm, 4700 pF0.0V = zero signal, +3.0V = maximumsignalThis is a detected signal; carrier hasbeen removedQ Out Center Beam Phase-3.0V to +3.0V unloadedOutput Imp. = 1000 ohm, 4700 pFRelative angular offset from center ofbeam to targetTrig Range = 0 Reference Pulse0.0V to +3.5VOutput Imp. = 1000 Ohm, 4700 pF67µs pulse, indicates range = 0______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 4-16 Version 3.02
Options and Upgrades4.15.2 Upgrade ProcedureNew SeaBat 8101 systems can be ordered from the factory with Option 046 installed.Existing sonar processors must be returned to RESON for installation ofthis upgrade.4.16 Option 047, Upgrade to SeaBat 8101SThis option allows the operator to switch between two different SeaBat 8101 operatingmodes. These modes can be bathymetry or forward looking sonar (FLS)such as the SeaBat 8102, or dual bathymetry using different beam geometries.When an 8101 system is operating in the FLS mode, the sonar head transmitsand receives through the hydrophone array. Once an 8101 system has been upgradedwith option 047, it is referred to as an "S" version.The upgrade process requires changes to the sonar head electronics and firmwarechanges to the sonar processor. Both units must be returned to RESON forthe installation of this upgrade.4.17 Option 049, Increase Sonar Head Depth RatingThe standard SeaBat 8101 system is designed with an aluminum sonar headwith a depth rating of 120 meters. This material and depth rating is ideal for overthe-sideinstallations on surface vessels. For those customers who work atdeeper depths with ROV or UUV installations, Option 049 provides increaseddepth capability and a choice of sonar head material.An aluminum head can be upgraded to a maximum depth rating of 1500 meters(this requires the installation of an ER projector). For depths greater than 1500meters, an upgrade to a titanium head is required.A titanium head can be upgraded to a maximum depth rating of 3000 meters (thisrequires the installation of an oil-filled ER projector).Contact RESON for additional details on the particular upgrade applicable to acustomer's existing system.4.18 Option 051, 24 VDC Power Supply for 81-P ProcessorA standard SeaBat 81-P sonar processor uses auto-switching power suppliesconfigured for 90 to 260 VAC. Option 051 provides the ability to use a DC powersource such as two, or more, 12 VDC batteries on a small survey vessel. Withthis option installed, both AC power supply modules in the processor are replacedwith two DC-to-DC converters which will function with an input voltagerange of 18 to 72 VDC. At a nominal 24 DCV, the system requires a maximum of240 watts. The sonar processor must be returned to RESON for the installationof this upgrade.______________________________________________________________________SeaBat 8101 Operator's Manual 4-17 Version 3.02
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