#Hypack 2015 user manual serial#
#Hypack 2015 user manual Pc#

(RTK Tide if needed.) Select Time Synch option on the HYPACK configuration page.Select Time Synch option on the HYPACK configuration page. (RTK Tide if needed.)F180.DLL for POS/MV positions over a network. (RTK Tide if needed.) F180.DLL for POS/MV positions over a network. (RTK Tide if needed.)POSMV.DLL for POS/MV positions over a network. (Heading and RTK Tide if needed.) POSMV.DLL for POS/MV positions over a network. (Heading and RTK Tide if needed.)GPS.DLL for position from COM port. No need to re-enter offsets in HYSWEEP for navigation device System: Include MultibeamSystem: Include Multibeam Main page:Main page: Configure HYPACK devices and then HYSWEEP devices Slide 12 HARDWARE Positioning Devices: GPS.DLL for position from COM port. Shared memory will handle the position, tides and draft to HYSWEEP and depth, motion and heading to HYPACK. Boat Reference System Tracking Point Boat Origin & Tracking Point Slide 11 Hardware HYPACK and HYSWEEP Combined Hardware program ( new in 2014 ) will set the hardware for both HYPACK and HYSWEEP. Slide 10 MRU Multibeam TRANSDUCER +X +X +Y +Z MRU is at boat origin, tracking point is over the transducer. Red Rogers and drawing (device locations). Used in Survey to adjust the Left/Right indicator. Tracking Point: XY location of the sonar head. Device Latency:Device Latency: Time delay = data arrival time data valid time.Time delay = data arrival time data valid time. Device Rotation: Pitch, roll and yaw orientation of directional devices such as multibeam sonar.Device Rotation: Pitch, roll and yaw orientation of directional devices such as multibeam sonar. Device Location: Offsets in X, Y and Z measured from boat origin.Device Location: Offsets in X, Y and Z measured from boat origin. Static waterline Z.Boat Origin (AKA Reference Point): Vessel Center of Gravity XY. GPS TSS DMS/05 SG Brown Gyro Seabat 8101 Network: Sonar Data COM: Time Sync 1PPS Box Slide 9 Offsets Adjustment for: Boat Origin (AKA Reference Point): Vessel Center of Gravity XY. Depth, Heading & HPR COM: Position & Time Sync COM: Heading & HPR HYPACK requires time sync and needs a PPS box. Depth, Heading & HPR COM: Position & ZDA Time Sync Network: Sonar, Heading & HPR HYPACK does NOT require 1PPS GPS Heading & HPR Slide 8 SHARED MEMORY Other Configurations: 1PPS HYPACK SURVEY HYSWEEP SURVEY Position, Tide & Draft. Depth, Heading & HPR Network: Position & Time Sync Network: Heading & HPR Network: Multibeam Data HYPACK does NOT require 1PPS Slide 7 SHARED MEMORY Other Configurations: EM3000 HYPACK SURVEY HYSWEEP SURVEY Kongsberg EM3002 Sonar Position & Time Sync Position, Tide & Draft. Slide 6 SHARED MEMORY A Typical MB Configuration HYPACK SURVEY HYSWEEP SURVEY POS/MV Inertial System Seabat 7125 ZDA and 1 PPS Time Sync Position, Tide & Draft. You can improve your time synchronization from +/- 10mSec to +/- 1mSec by using a HYPACK 1PPS Box. POS/MV (UTC), Seabat (UTC), Single beam on a COM port (No time sent). Slide 5 Do I Need to Synch My Clock to UTC? If you have a device that sends datagrams with UTC time stamps, then the answer is: Yes Examples of when time synch to UTC is required: GPS (UTC), Seabat (UTC), TSS DMS/05 (No time sent), Gyro (No time sent). Without it, data will not be good Network and COM inputs POS MB MRU + time Asynchronous data are correlated with time tags.

#Hypack 2015 user manual Pc#

Without it, data will not be goodAll devices must use the same time base UTC time or PC time. All devices must use the same time base UTC time or PC time. Device data are correlated by time tags.Very Important. Exception is GPS ($GPGGA has a UTC time tag).Exception is GPS ($GPGGA has a UTC time tag). Data gets timed at arrival to COM port.Typically, Motion and Heading messages do not contain time tags. Typically, Motion and Heading messages do not contain time tags.

#Hypack 2015 user manual serial#

Serial RS-232: For lower data volume like GPS.Serial RS-232: For lower data volume like GPS.

Data is received with UTC time tag.Network: For high volume data like multibeam. HYSWEEP HARDWARE Slide 2 HYSWEEP Configuring a Multibeam System Multibeam sonar GPS (via HYPACK hardware) Motion sensor Heading sensor Dynamic Draft (via HYPACK Hardware) Tide (via HYPACK Hardware) Also: Scanning Laser For Topographic Survey SV: Sensor and/or Profile Slide 3 MRU, HDG, Nadir Depth POS, TIDE DRAFT Pos Time HDG MBHPR HYPACK SURVEY HYSWEEP SURVEY GPS MRUMBGYRO Slide 4 Interfacing Bringing in the data Network: For high volume data like multibeam.