Skipper CU-M001-SB Manual de usuario

CU-M001-SA / CU-M001-SB

Panel PC 9inch touch display

User Manual

SKIPPER DL2 Dual Axis

Doppler Speed Log System

SKIPPER Electronics AS Telephone: +47 23 30 22 70

Enebakkveien 150 www.skipper.no

P. O. Box 151, Manglerud E-mail: support@skipper.no

0612 Oslo, Norway Co. reg. no: NO-965378847-MVA

Document no: DM-M003-SA

Rev: 2124

For software ver: 1.2.0

Date: 2021-06-24

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CU-M001 PANEL PC 9” TOUCH DISPLAY. USER MANUAL

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CONTENTS

TERMINOLOGY ....................................................................................................................... 5

Terms used in this manual................................................................................................................................... 5

Units .................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Abbreviations....................................................................................................................................................... 5

Symbols............................................................................................................................................................... 6

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION............................................................................................... 7

DL2 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 7

Alarms/Alerts ....................................................................................................................................................... 8

Distance .............................................................................................................................................................. 8

The control unit.................................................................................................................................................... 8

Maintenance........................................................................................................................................................ 8

Diagnostics.......................................................................................................................................................... 8

CHAPTER 2: DL2 OPERATION.............................................................................................. 9

Run time pages ................................................................................................................................................... 9

Page A-E Navigation ........................................................................................................................................... 10

Brightness (Dimming).......................................................................................................................................... 10

Press this value (kn : NM) to change to other units............................................................................................. 11

Page A Primary Data ........................................................................................................................................... 12

Page B User selectable....................................................................................................................................... 13

Page C Resultant and direction........................................................................................................................... 14

Page D Docking .................................................................................................................................................. 15

Page E Depth ...................................................................................................................................................... 16

Page 2nd Data From DL1 (Only in DL21) ........................................................................................................... 17

CONFIGURATION MENU........................................................................................................ 20

RUNTIME SCREEN SETUP.................................................................................................... 22

CALIBRATION.......................................................................................................................... 23

Calibration Status ................................................................................................................................................ 24

Calibration. Installation angle .............................................................................................................................. 25

Calibration, Speed............................................................................................................................................... 27

Calibration, Temperature ..................................................................................................................................... 31

Calibration, Tilt..................................................................................................................................................... 31

ALERT INFORMATION ........................................................................................................... 32

Speed alerts ........................................................................................................................................................ 33

System alerts....................................................................................................................................................... 33

CHAPTER 5: DIAGNOSTICS.................................................................................................. 34

Available options in the diagnostic page ............................................................................................................. 35

CHAPTER 6: OPTIONS ON THE SYSTEM ........................................................................... 37

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TERMINOLOGY

Terms used in this manual

_________________________________________________________

Units

Unless otherwise stated, all values shown on the display are as follows:

Speed knots

Distance (Vessel) Nautical miles

Depth Meters

Tilt ° Degrees

Temperature ° Centigrade

Rotation Degrees per minute

Heading Degrees

Abbreviations

In addition, the following abbreviations are used

WT Water track

BT Bottom track

STW Speed through water

SOG Speed over ground

TripW TripG Text for trip/total through water (W) and over ground (G)

ECDIS Electronic Chart Display and Information System

INS Inertial Navigation System

VDR Voyage Data Recorder

ROT Rotation from Gyro

GYRO Gyroscopic heading / rotation sensor

HDG Heading

DL2 2 Axis Doppler Log (with speed over bottom and Speed through water)

DL1 1 Axis speed through water sensor (part of DL21 system)

DL21 A system with combined DL1 and DL2 in the same housings

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Symbols

In addition, the following symbols are used

Indicating that the information presented is partly from the GPS input, and therefore not

from this sensor. (outputs may show invalid data in this mode)

Symbolising that the data presented is longitudinal (forward or backwards for aft)

Symbolising the data is transversal (port or starboard)

Symbolising the resultant speed direction

Simulator Mode - The system is using a simulator to generate the speed and depth

Option - Mute Mode. The system has a sync option activated and the system is

currently being muted (No acoustics)

Symbol warning Warning/Alert Status Sound

Unrectied, unacknowledged 2 beep

Rectied, unacknowledged No beep

Unrectied, acknowledged No beep

Rectied, acknowledge (Normal) No beep

Silenced alarm No beep for 30 seconds

Responsibility transferred No beep

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

DL2 Introduction

The dual axis Doppler speed log system (DL2) works by the Doppler principle. This principle is that

a sound bouncing o󰀨 a moving object will change in frequency. This principle can be utilized by

making a narrow beam of sound and analyzing the frequency of the returning sound. This frequency

change is proportional to the relative speed of the reecting object.

On a vessel, a transducer is positioned pointing slightly in one direction and the reected sound

comes from particles in the water (STW) and the bottom (SOG). The frequency of these echoes

is translated to speed. By having 2 transducers pointing in 90 deg directions, the speed can be

measured in two axis.

The DL2 system sends from both beams at the same time. The transducers are moulded into the

same sensor head together with the ampliers and detection circuitry (transceiver). In addition, the

sensor sends at two frequencies giving accurate values.

The sensor also contains temperature sensors and tilt sensors to allow compensation of the data.

The transceiver contains a small computer which processes the data and signals and converts them

to speeds. This data is sent to the electronic unit (JB70D2-XX) where it is formatted transferred

to the display and presented on screen , and as data in formats to be integrated into the vessels

navigation and presentation systems such as repeaters and conning.

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Speed

The screen presents speed through water (STW) used for the autopilot, radar and logged on the

voyage data recorder (VDR). The speed data can also be used for setting limits on the rudder and

stabilizer wings. It also shows speed over ground (SOG) used as a primary system for speed. Some

of this information is also available from the GPS systems. By adding an approved gyro heading

input into the system, together with parameters of the vessel, it is possible for the system to calculate

the transversal speed at any point of the vessel. This feature known as docking, allows the pilot to

be sure that both the fore and aft of the vessel are under tight control.

Alarms/Alerts

A speed log is a “Category B” equipment with no mandatory alarms. Alarm signals from “Category

B” equipments are called alerts. Alerts can be set on the speed, usually speed through water. These

are commonly used to warn the crew if the vessel is in danger of loosing rudder steerage, or if the

vessel is going over its recommended speeds.

The DL2 display does not have an internal inbuilt audible alarm. The audible alarm must be in the

external alarm system or from an optional external alert sounder.

Distance

In addition the system shows distance travelled through water, and distance over ground and has

a resettable daily trip counter. This information is used for service intervals and navigation. Extra

information is available regarding the sea temperature and tilt of the vessel. Note. The Distance over

ground measures only when the bottom is within range.

The control unit

The user can operate the system via a touch screen or using an application on the conning unit.

The displays are intuitive and have a menu system, but also allows the user to click on the screen

to adjust the relevant parameters. Full setup, calibration and diagnostics are available from the

screens. Calibration is performed by a two leg sailing procedure, and once set, should not need

repeating unless the sensor is moved.

Maintenance

The system is low maintenance. After initial setup and calibration, the system requires no attention

except to change alert parameters if required. The sensor is exposed to the water and over time

some growth may appear. This can be carefully removed when possible, and is normally not a

problem except if the vessel is still for longer periods of time (weeks) in warm waters. The e󰀨ect of

this growth is usually seen as the range of the bottom track being reduced.

Diagnostics

The system has comprehensive built in test (BIT) that can be used to analyse the performance of the

equipment and give a warning if the data is not within specication. It also has inbuilt redundancy in

some areas, such that even if a failure occurs, it can still give some data. Due to the systems LAN

network point, it is possible to set up the system for remote diagnostics and upgrade using network.

In time this will help reduce service visits and increase the probability of rst time x. Inserting a USB

stick into the electronic unit causes the system to log all the available parameters, and these les

can be sent to skipper or your service provider to diagnose errors in the system

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CHAPTER 2: DL2 OPERATION

Run time pages

The DL2 display has 5 main runtime pages A-E, all except A can be deactivated..

Additional an optional “page 2.nd system” is available for use on DL21 systems to show STW from

DL1 part of DL21.

Page A

Basic

Page B

Combination

(Programmable)

(Optional)

Page C

Rose diagram

(Optional)

Page D

Docking

(Optional)

Page E

Depth

(Optional)

Page 2nd. system

(Optional for DL21

systems)

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Page A-E Navigation

Pages can be changed by using the “Navigate” arrows on the lower right side of the screen.

In each of the pages A-E the main area is programmable to enable/disable required information.

Page A is not possible to disable. SOG is always on in page A.

Conguration and enabling of pages is performed in “cong” See “Runtime Screen setup”

Brightness (Dimming)

The brightness can be set from 1 to 100%.

If an unacknowledged alert is present, the screen cannot be dimmed to the lowest settings.

If the screen is dimmed too low to see. press and hold on the left of the screen, the dimming will

raise itself to default (50%)

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