B&G Network Series Manual de usuario
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS 1
GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO B&G NETWORK 2
INTRODUCTION TO NETWORK WIND 3
EXAMPLE SYSTEMS USING NETWORK WIND 4
SELECTING THE DISPLAY MODE 5
THE ANALOGUE DIAL AND POINTER 6
USING THE APP. KEY 6
USING THE TRUE KEY 7
USING THE VOLTS KEY 7
USING THE SETUP KEY 8
SETTING THE DIGITAL DISPLAY DAMPING 9
SETTING THE ANALOGUE DISPLAY DAMPING 10
WIND SENSOR ALIGNMENT 11
ADJUSTING THE WIND SENSOR OFFSET 12
USING THE LIGHTS KEY 13
INSTALLATION 14
SITING THE UNIT 14
MOUNTING THE UNIT 14
SPECIFICATION 16
ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS 17
THE WIND TRIANGLE 17
CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO B&G NETWORK
The B&G Network range of instruments is designed to be
used as individual units or connected together to form an
integrated navigational system. A single network cable is
used to carry data and power between units. The latest
technology and screened cables throughout the Network
System ensure the ultimate protection from interference
between units and other systems. All Network instruments
can be linked to Network PILOT, Network CHART, Network
GPS or Network LORAN receivers or via NMEA 0183 (v1.5)
to other navigational equipment.
INSTRUMENTS NAVIGATIONAL AIDS
Network SPEED Network GPS
Network DEPTH Network LORAN
Network QUAD Network NAV
Network WIND Network CHART
Network TACK
Network DATA
AUTOPILOTS COMMUNICATIONS
Network PILOT Network VHF
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INTRODUCTION TO NETWORK WIND
The Network WIND unit measures and displays wind
information on an analogue 3600Apparent Wind Angle meter
and a back-lit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). The five keys
allow selection of the information displayed on the LCD and
setting of the units mode, Wind Sensor offset calibration and
display damping.
It can operate as the main Network WIND unit either alone or
as part of an Intregrated Network Instrument System taking
inputs directly from a Wind Sensor which plugs into the
socket at the rear of the display, or as a repeater of wind
information received via the two Network cable tails. For true
wind functions Network WIND must be connected to a
system that contains a Network SPEED or Network QUAD
unit as boat speed is required.
The unit is able to transmit NMEA 0183 v1.5 data via the
network cables to other Network units and connect to an
NMEA device e.g. a position fixer, with a special NMEA
output cable.
The unit has no internal alarm or alarm functions.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Your Network WIND unit must be setup and calibrated
correctly before it is used as part of a navigational system.
NETWORK WIND DISPLAY UNIT
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EXAMPLES SYSTEMS USING NETWORK WIND
Only one Network WIND unit should have a wind sensor
connected to it and set to transducer mode. Up to three more
Network WIND units can be connected on to the system
network, these must be set to repeater mode.
See SELECTING THE DISPLAY MODE. For True wind
functions the Network WIND must be part of a system
containing Network SPEED or Network QUAD.
Network SPEED, Network DEPTH, Network WIND and
Network TACK (magnified wind angle).
The Network units can be connected together in any order as
data is shared via the system network cable link.
Capteur de vent
QUAD WIND
Élément maître WIND
Répétiteur
WIND
Répétiteur
Speedo
Sondeur
QUAD WIND TACK
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SELECTING THE DISPLAY MODE
The Network WIND unit has three operating modes.
The correct mode must be selected for your Network
system to operate correctly.
tu Unit mode, the unit uses and displays wind data from
a wind sensor connected directly into the display
unit. Your unit is supplied in this mode.
tr Repeater mode, the unit operates as a wind repeater
using data from the system network.
td Demo mode, the unit runs an internal demonstration
program.
Press SETUP key 4 times
to display current mode. Press ENTER key if the
mode needs to be
changed. The display
flashes.
Use !
!!
!or "
""
"key to
change the mode. Press ENTER key to
memorise the new mode.
After 30 secs the display will
revert to previously selected
display.
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THE ANALOGUE DIAL AND POINTER
The analogue pointer always indicates Apparent Wind Angle
on the 3600dial. Each division marker is at 300intervals. The
LCD is offset to the left so when running with the wind astern
the wind angle can still be read clearly.
USING THE APP. KEY
Press the APP. key to display Apparent Wind Speed on the
LCD. The LCD APP legend will be displayed.
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USING THE TRUE KEY
Press the TRUE key to display True Wind Speed on the
LCD. The LCD TRUE legend will be displayed.
If boat speed data is not available the LCD digits will be blank
and the TRUE legend will be displayed.
USING THE VOLTS KEY
Press the VOLTS key to display Battery Volts on the LCD.
The LCD Vlegend will be displayed.
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USING THE SETUP KEY
Press the SETUP key to cycle through the following options
on the LCD.
dS Damping Speed, this is the response time of the LCD
wind speed display.
dA Damping Analogue, this is the response time of the
analogue pointer.
OF Offset, this is the offset calibration value to correct
for Wind Sensor misalignment.
tu Display mode, this is the operating mode of the
Network WIND unit.
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LCD WIND SPEED DAMPING
The wind speed damping allows the response time of the
LCD wind speed display to be slowed down if the values are
to jumpy in gusty conditions. The damping works by
averaging the wind speed over a set time period, the longer
the time period the smoother the displayed values, however
the longer it takes to see any change.
Network WIND allows selection of four damping values, d1,
d2, d4, d8, each is the approximate time in seconds. The
unit is supplied with a factory set value of d4.
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Press SETUP key
once to display dS,
damping Speed.
Press ENTER key to
display current
damping speed. The
display flashes.
Use !
!!
!or "
""
"key to
cycle through the
damping values.
Press ENTER key to
memorise the new value.
After 30 secs the display
will revert to previously
selected display.
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