Simrad Simrad SP60

Manuals and User Guides for Simrad Simrad SP60. We found 2 manuals for free downloads Installation manual, Quick Reference manual

Below you will find brief information for Simrad SP60, SP61. This document serves as the installation manual for the Simrad SP60/SP61 Low Frequency Fishery Sonar system, providing essential technical specifications and step-by-step procedures for setting up its various components. It guides installers through planning, mounting the sonar trunk and hull unit, installing wheelhouse and transceiver units, cabling, connecting peripheral equipment, and initial start-up, ensuring optimal sonar performance and proper integration with the vessel's systems.

Key Features

  • Low frequency fishery sonar system

  • Supports SP60 and SP61 hull units (1.0m/15 knots or 1.2m/24 knots)

  • Designed for quick installation in existing SQ4, SR 240, or SP270 trunks

  • Integrates with speed log, course gyro, (D)GPS, echo sounder, trawl, purse seine, and current meter systems

  • Optional triple or multiple frequency operation to suppress interference

  • Stabilization sensor for accurate sonar presentations

  • Comprehensive self-noise test and alignment procedures

Pages: 218 Simrad Simrad SP60 Installation manual

Brand: Simrad Size: 3 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What necessary inputs does the Simrad SP60 sonar system require?

The Simrad SP60 sonar system requires input from both a speed log (pulse log 200 pulses/nm or RS-232 serial line) and a course gyro (NMEA 0183 RS-232 serial line or optional gyro interface).

What additional peripheral equipment can be connected to the Simrad SP60 sonar?

Additional equipment such as (D)GPS, echo sounders, Simrad purse seine systems (PI30), Simrad trawl systems (FS903, FS3300, ITI), current meter systems (Kaijo DCG-200), and radio buoy systems (SERPE, Ariane, Ryokusei) can be connected via RS-232 serial lines.

What safety precaution must be taken when the ship is in dry dock?

The sonar must never be powered up when the ship is in dry dock, as the transducer will be damaged if it transmits in open air. To prevent inadvertent use, pull out the mains plug on the Sonar Processor Unit.

Does the standard Simrad SP60 delivery include an installation trunk or display unit?

No, the standard Simrad SP60 delivery does not include an installation trunk or a display unit. These are available as options and can be ordered separately or fabricated by the shipyard.

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