Skipper EMES60 Manuel utilisateur

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Date 2018-06-12

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EMES60

Navigational STW speed log

User manual

EMES60 is a combined echo sounder and speed log, providing both

speed and water depth from the same unit.

This manual gives the information necessary to use the Speed log

system.

Introduction

Introduction................................................................................................................................1

Table of Contents.......................................................................................................................2

1About this Manual ..............................................................................................................4

1.1 Glossary ..........................................................................................................................4

1.2 Parts of the Manual......................................................................................................5

2Introduction to EMES60.......................................................................................................6

2.1 Summary.........................................................................................................................6

2.2 Highlights........................................................................................................................6

2.3 System Structure............................................................................................................7

3Operation, generic.............................................................................................................8

3.1 HMI Touch-Screen Controls.........................................................................................8

3.2 Structure of the operational screen..........................................................................8

3.3 GNSS and THD sensors data.......................................................................................9

3.4 Using the on-screen keyboard to enter data.........................................................9

3.5 Miscellaneous buttons...............................................................................................10

3.6 Administrator mode ...................................................................................................10

3.7 Home screen ...............................................................................................................10

3.8 Alerts..............................................................................................................................13

3.9 Screens navigation.....................................................................................................14

3.10 Brightness control........................................................................................................15

3.11 Hardware interface setup.........................................................................................15

3.12 Demo and Simulation modes...................................................................................17

3.13 Printing and screen snapshots .................................................................................18

3.14 Setting the time and date ........................................................................................19

4Operation, Speed log.......................................................................................................20

4.1 Speed log Home Screen...........................................................................20

4.2 Speed log main operational screen (screen 1).......................................21

4.3 Speed log single axis indicator (screen 2).................................................22

4.4 Speed log alerts screen (screen 3).............................................................23

4.5 Speedlog communication screen (screen 4)..........................................26

4.6 Speed log hardware interface setup screen (screen 5)........................27

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4.7 Speed log history screen (screen 6)..........................................................33

4.8 Speedlog oscilloscope screen (screen 7).................................................35

4.9 Speedlog test and troubleshooting screen (screen 8)..........................35

4.10 Speedlog calibration screen (screen 9)...................................................37

5Calibration.........................................................................................................................38

5.1 Calibration ...................................................................................................................38

6Specifications....................................................................................................................42

1About this Manual

1.1 Glossary

Terms used in this manual include:

DIV Division

echo sounder A device that measures the depth of water under a ship, by

measuring the time between sending a sound pulse and

receiving its echo from the seabed

electromagnetic log A type of speed log that uses electromagnetic

measurements to calculate the speed of a vessel through

water. Compare with acoustic Doppler log, which calculates

the speed through the water or relative to the seabed by

detecting shifts in frequency of acoustic echoes. EMES60 uses

an electromagnetic log.

HMI Human-machine interface: screen units that give readouts of

speed and depth, and allow the user to control and set up

the system

IMO International Maritime Organization

Interface Unit EMES60 electronic unit that connects sensor, Sensor Power

Unit and ship’s power

longitudinal speed Speed in the aft-fore direction of the vessel

opto Short for “opto-isolated”

opto-isolated An electrical input that is separated electrically from the

inputting device using an optical converter circuit

Sensor Power Unit EMES60 electronic unit that connects HMI units, external

equipment and Interface Unit

speed log A device that measures the speed of a ship relative to the

water around it and the seabed under it

TVG Time Varied Gain, signal compensation that removes

transmission loss effects from echosounder data

transducer A device that converts electrical signals to sound and back

again

transverse speed Speed in the port-starboard direction of the vessel

swipe technique Touch and drag – common scrolling technique applicable to

the touch screens.

1.2 Parts of the Manual

•Section 1, About this Manual, introduces this manual.

•Section 2, Introduction to EMES60, provides an overview of the system.

•Section 3, 4 and 5 Operation, describes the day-to-day operation of the

system, including how to use the information and control screens.

•Section 6 provides EMES60 System Specifications.

2Introduction to EMES60

2.1 Summary

EMES60 is a combined electromagnetic speed log and echosounder navigation

system. It is a single sensor with two transducers in one housing.

Both parts have been designed to meet the relevant international standards and

provide all the modern and legacy input-output interfaces that are specified by

the IMO standards.

As required by the relevant regulations, the two parts are totally separated

internally.

The main advantage of this arrangement is that the system only needs one hull

penetration, and one set of mounting hardware, thus increasing reliability and

reducing costs of installation and maintenance.

The size and weight of the sensor is significantly less than other systems on the

market, which greatly facilitates installation and handling.

2.2 Highlights

•Only one hull penetration, which increases safety of navigation

•Small overall diameter of sensor, requiring small hull penetration, which

minimizes the risk of mechanical damage

•Sophisticated analog and digital signal processing, which provides reliable

data in any navigation conditions

•All modern and legacy input-output interfaces are supported, including

IEC61162-1

•Sound speed calibration based on temperature, which provides accurate

depth measurements in different conditions without the need for manual

adjustments

•Includes water temperature sensor, accurate to 1°C

•Optimized electromagnetic log operational parameters, which provides

accurate speed through water measurements in different water conditions,

such as sea water, river water, and brackish water

2.3 System Structure

3Operation, generic

3.1 HMI Touch-Screen Controls

Reading the speed and depth information from the system, and configuring the

system for use, is done through the touch-screen display units, called “human-

machine interface” (HMI) units.

Data is also sent to external equipment using a range of standard communication

protocols and data formats.

Two HMI Units are usually fitted, both of which can run both the echosounder and

speed log parts of the system, but typically one is configured to run the

echosounder, and the other is configured to run the speed log.

The HMI Units use touch-screen technology, so that controlling the system is done

by touching the relevant part of the HMI Unit screen.

The structure and operation of both HMI units is similar. The examples below are

from the echosounder, but the principles are the same for the speed log.

3.2 Structure of the operational screen

GNSS and THD sensors data, ref 3.3

Miscellaneous buttons, ref 3.5

Main window: different for each system and

each screen type

Settings buttons:touch to change

settings and Home access, screen

Simulation mode indicator

The exact contents of the parts of the screen are different for each screen type;

see the section for each screen for detailed information.

3.3 GNSS and THD sensors data

All the screens show GNSS and THD sensor data received by the system in the top

row of the screen.

This section can be enabled or disabled using the GPS Display on/off button at the

top of the Home screen.

3.4 Using the on-screen keyboard to enter data

On-screen keyboard is used to change some of

the user adjustable settings. The upper line

contains the name of the edited parameter. The

operator should enter the desired value and

press the “enter” button. Backspace button can

be used to delete the characters to the left from

the cursor. In order to cancel operation without

saving the changes – press the Esc button

or touch any area

Outside the keyboard frame.

GNSS receiver speed

Heading

Position, Northing

Position, Easting

Touch to toggle GNSS displaying

Backspace button

Enter button

Parameter name

Edit line

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