Teledyne BlueView M-Series VDSL Sonar User’s Manual

Teledyne BlueView M-Series VDSL Sonar User’s Manual
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M-Series Sonar, VDSL is a general purpose underwater imaging sonar designed for ROV, AUV, vessel mounted, and stationary tripod integration. With its Ethernet interface and user-friendly software, the sonar system is designed to be just as easy-to-use as it is functional. This manual covers operations of the M-Series VDSL sonar systems.

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User’s Manual
M-Series Sonar, VDSL

Part Number: 204158-01

Revision: B, May 2013

©2013 Teledyne BlueView, Inc. All rights reserved

All product names are trademarks of their respective companies.
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System Contents

Along with the M-Series Sonar, you will receive an accessory kit containing the following:

Pro
Viewer CD
Sonar to Surface Cable
with VDSL and Ethernet
Cable Whip (4 ft.)

7ft Cat6 Ethernet Cable

60 W POE Box

Power Cable

Carrying Case

M
-Series User’s Manual
M
-Series Quickstart Guide
VDSL Top Side Box with power cable

VDSL Top Side Whip (RJ11)
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: M-Series Sonar Overview ............................................................ 6

About the Sonar ................................................................................... 6

Chapter 2: Understanding Imaging Sonar ....................................................... 7

What is Imaging Sonar? .......................................................................... 7

How do I interpret the Sonar images?.......................................................... 7

Chapter 3: Bench Top Setup ....................................................................... 8

Install the Software ................................................................................ 8

Assemble the System ............................................................................. 9

Recommended Assembly Procedure .......................................................... 9

Running ProViewer .............................................................................. 10

Firewall Software ................................................................................ 11

Shutdown ......................................................................................... 11

Chapter 4: Bench Top Setup VDSL ............................................................. 12

Assemble the System for VDSL Connectivity ............................................... 12

Recommended Assembly Procedure ........................................................ 13

Chapter 5: Sonar Installation ..................................................................... 14

Mount the Sonar ................................................................................. 14

Mounting Location ............................................................................... 14

Sonar Up-Down Orientation ................................................................... 14

Sonar Angle ...................................................................................... 15

Chapter 6: Advanced Sonar Operation ......................................................... 16

Changing the Sonar IP Settings ............................................................... 16

Image Calibration ................................................................................ 17

When You Forget the M-Series Sonar’s IP Address ....................................... 18

Chapter 7: Maintenance .......................................................................... 19

Before Use ........................................................................................ 19

After Use .......................................................................................... 19

Chapter 8: Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 20

Image Updates Seem Slow .................................................................... 22
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Still not working?................................................................................. 22

Appendix A: Technical Specifications .......................................................... 23

Appendix B: Mechanical Drawings .............................................................. 27

M900-45/90/130-S-STR-MKS-VDSL and M900-45/90/130-G-STR-LT-MKS-VDSL
Outline Drawing .................................................................................. 29

M900-45/90/130-S-STR-BR-VDSL Outline Drawing....................................... 30

M900-45/90/130-S-ANG-MKS-VDSL and M900-45/90/130-G-ANG-LT-MKS-VDSL
Outline Drawing .................................................................................. 31

M900-45/90/130-S-ANG-BR-VDSL Outline Drawing ...................................... 32

Appendix C: Cable Diagrams .................................................................... 33

MKS Sonar to Surface Cable w/VDSL ....................................................... 33

BR Sonar to Surface Cable w/VDSL ......................................................... 34

MKS Cable Whip ................................................................................ 35

BR Cable Whip................................................................................... 36

ROV Interface Setup
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ROV Interface Setup using VDSL
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Key Features

  • Underwater Imaging Sonar
  • ROV, AUV and Tripod Integration
  • Ethernet Interface
  • User-friendly Software
  • VDSL Connectivity

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is imaging sonar?
Imaging sonar is a type of sonar that uses multiple beams of sound to create an image of the underwater environment. This is in contrast to traditional sonar, which uses a single beam of sound to measure the distance to an object.
How do I interpret the sonar images?
Imagine a flashlight lying on a table and an object such as a coffee cup located in front of the flashlight. If you look down on this scene, you will see a bright area where light is reflecting off the face of the coffee cup. You will also see a dark shadow behind the coffee cup where light is unable to reach. The same idea can be applied to a Teledyne BlueView imaging sonar by replacing the light source with a sound source. Bright areas on the sonar image are the result of objects reflecting sound, while dark areas are acoustic shadows resulting from an object blocking the sound.
What are the benefits of using VDSL connectivity?
VDSL connectivity allows the sonar to communicate over a single twisted pair cable, which can be more convenient and reliable than using a separate Ethernet cable.