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GE-
.NERAL
OPERATION
NOTE
-
All
tests
must
be
carried
out
with
the
transducer
correctly
installed
and
the
co-axial
lead
plugged
into
the
instrument
.
The
vessel
should
be
afloat,
as
meaningful
results
will
not
be
obtained
if
the
transducer
is
operating
through
air
.
1
.
Switch
on
boat
supply,
then
instrument
supply
Voyager
display
is
now
in
"Keel
Offset"
mode,
with
the
display
showing
cal,
zero
segment,
and 0
.0
feet
.
This
indicates
that
no
value
of keel
offset
has
been
-
entered
and under
these
conditions,
all
depth
measurements
will
be
taken
from
the
transducer
to
the
seabed
.
NOTE
-
Whenever
the
Voyager
instrument
is
switched
off,
then
on
again,
it
will
always
first
return
to
the
"Keel
Offset"
mode
in
its
zero
setting
and
any
previous
entry
of
Keel
Offset
will
be
cancelled
.
Purpose
of
Keel
Offset
(See
Figure
4)
This
facility
enables
zero
depth
on
the
display
to
be
set at
waterline
or,
to
the
bottom
of
the
vessels
keel
.
Thus,
for
example,
if
the
transducer
is
mounted
2
.5
feet
below
waterline
and
a
(T)
keel
offset
of
2
.5
feet
is
entered, then
the
true
depth
between
waterline
and
seabed
will
be
displayed
.
Conversely,
if
a (-)
keel
offset
of
-2
.5
feet
is
entered,
then
depth
displayed
will
be
from
bottom
of
vessels
keel to
seabed
.
Setting
Shallow
Alarm
a
.
Press
"Set"
Key
.
Display
will
now
show
flashing
zero
segment
.
b
.
Press
"Shallow
Alarm" Key
.
Display
will
now
show
flashing
"Alarm
Shallow"
and
previous
alarm
setting
.
c
.
New
Alarm Depth
can
now
be
set
to
required
level
by
pressing
"Inc"
or
"Dec"
Keys
.
d
.
Press
"Set"
Key
again
to
store
this
new
setting
in
memory
.
Setting
Deep
Alarm
a
.
Press
"Set"
Key
.
Display
will
now
show
flashing
zero
segment
.
b
.
Press
"Deep
Alarm"Key
.
Display
will
now
show
flashing
"Alarm
Deep"
and
previous
alarm
setting
.
c
.
New
Alarm
Depth
can
now
be
set
to
required
level
by
pressing
Inc"
or
"Dec"
Keys
.
d
.
Press
"Set"
Key
again
to
store
this
new
setting
in
memory
.
NOTE
-
On
the
Depth
display,
alarm
settings
are
indicated
as
segments
which
appear
at
the
appropriate
points
on
the
analogue
scale
.
When
the
water
level
is
below
the
alarm
settings,
then
these
are
black
segments
.
However,
as
the
water depth
exceeds
these
points,
then
the
settings
appear
as
missing
segments
.
The
shallow
alarm
will
be
activated
when
water
depth
falls
below
its
setting
whilst
the
deep
alarm
will
operate
when
depth
exceeds
its
settings
.
KEEL
OFFSET
2
.
Setting
Keel
Off-Set
a
.
Press
the
"Set"
Key
-
display
will
show
flashing
zero
segment
.
b
.
Press
"Keel
Off-Set"
Kev
.
c
.
Press
either
"Inc"
or
"Dec"
Key
to
display
the
value
of
off-set
required
.
(Positive
or
negative)
.
d
.
Press
"Set"
Key
to
store
this
setting
in
memory
.
This
selected
value
of
off-set will
now
remain
in
memory
until
either
reset
or, in
the
event
of
the
instrument being
switched
off,
when
it
will
revert
to
zero
.
When
any
value
of
off-set,
other
than
zero,
is
held
in
memory,
the
"APP"
flag
will
appear
on
the
depth
display
.
This
indicates
that
apparent
depth
is
being
displayed
and
not
depth
below
transducer
.
NOTE
-
When
using
"Inc"
and
"Dec"
Keys
to set
depth
alarms
or
keel
off-set,
it
will
be
found
that
Press
and Hold
will
change
settings
in
unit
steps
whilst Press,
Release,
Press
etc will
change
settings
in
deciaml
steps
.
3
.
Depth
Mode
having
checked
and
if
required,
set
a
value
of keel
off-set,
the
instrument
can
now
be
switched
to
the
depth
mode
.
This
is
done by
pressing
"Metres/Feet"
Key
.
Depth
will
be
displayed
in
feet
.
If
metric
calibration
is
required,
press
this
key
once
again
.
The
calibration
will
alternate
between
feet
and
metres
each
time
the
key
is
pressed
.
The
Depth
display
consists
of
a
four
digit
display
and
eighty
segment
analogue
display
.
The
analogue
scale
follows
a
logarithmic
law,
which
provides
expanded
discrimination
in
shallow
waters
.
As
the
depth of
water
increases,
so
the
number
of
visible
segments
will
increase
in
a
clockwise
direction
.
This
will
continue
until
the vessel
moves
into
water
which
is
deeper
than
the
maximum
analogue
range
(100
feet
or
100
metres)
.
All
segments
will
remain
displayed
until
the
depth
once
again
falls
below
the
101
unit
level
.
The
digital
display
indicates
depth
variation
over
the
full
range
of
instrument
which,
under
ideal
conditions,
will
be
in
the
region of
300
metres
(1,000
feet)
.
4
.
Depth
Alarms
Voyager
Depth
is
provided
with
two
visual
and
audible
alarms (deep
and
shallow
water) which,
when
used
in
conjunction
with keel
off-set,
can
be
set
at
any
points
between
zero
to
99
units
(feet
or
metres)
.
NOTE-
If
Keel
Off-set
is
used,
this
should always
be
set
before
setting
alarms
.
If
Keel
Off-set
is
adjusted
after
alarms
have
been
set,
then
the
alarm
settings
will
be
displaced
proportionately
.
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