BV3200 User Manual
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1. Appendix A Technical Specifications cooocccccccnoccccnnncncccnnannnnn nr rr rr 21 Appendix B Connector PINOUtS ococccccccccccccccnnnnc cnn rr 22 AN BlueView Faye 1 Teledyne BlueView Inc has made every effort to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this document however because ongoing development efforts are made to continually improve the capabilities of our products we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the contents of this document We disclaim liability for errors omissions or future changes herein 2014 Teledyne BlueView Inc All rights reserved No part of this publication may be copied reproduced or translated without the prior written consent of Teledyne BlueView Inc No part of this publication may be stored or transmitted in any electronic form without the prior consent of Teledyne BlueView Inc Any unauthorized use is a violation of copyright laws Warning This device should not be used as a navigational aid to prevent collision grounding boat damage or personal injury Warning This product contains lead a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer birth defects and other reproductive harm Handling and or opening this unit may result in exposure to lead in the form of solder Warning Disassembly and repair of this electronic unit should only be performed by authorized service personnel Any modification of the serial number or attempt to repair the original equipment or accessorie2. 48 9 N Longitude 122 10 54 4 W Heading 52 1 e 3 01 PM Fa a ja as a P wl E Y 5 1 2014 W BlueView Page 14 Sonar Angle To achieve optimal performance while imaging targets and or the bottom at a given depth the angle that the sonar is tilted down from the surface is important This issue is demonstrated in the figures below On the left the sonar is tilted down at a steep angle that provides only a narrow field of view of the bottom The sonar on the right hand figure is set at a much shallower angle that provides both a better perspective on targets and a larger field of view of the bottom The BV 3200 allows the user to select any angle from 5 to 20 degrees in 5 degree increments The table below should be used as a guide for initial angle selection The sonar s steep tilt angle in this figure The sonar s shallow tilt angle in this figure produces imagery of a narrow strip of the produces an image of the bottom over a broad bottom area In general shallower tilt angles which give larger areas of bottom imaging are preferred Recommended tilt angles Target Depth ft Approx Tilt Angle Deg a BlueView Page 15 ProMapper Add On Software Teledyne BlueView offers ProMapper geo referencing and sonar mosaicking software ProMapper enables the users ability to display a portion of the standard 2D data window on to a real world background image or nautical chart This capability allows the
3. user to easily combine the ease of use of a Teledyne BlueView forward looking sonar with practical mapping displays to greatly increase operational efficiency The real time map display allows the sonar operator to quickly assess coverage sonar data relative to reference points and interpret the data in the larger context of location and setting In addition because the data is displayed on screen in ts true location with a graphical indication of vessel position it is easy to reacquire targets quickly for further investigation GPS Heading Compass Calibration The BV3200 system GPS is factory calibrated for areas without a unique magnetic signature Depending on accuracy requirements it may be desirable to calibrate the BV3200 to its own unique as installed configuration Additionally if the GPS Heading Compass readings become inaccurate this calibration step can be used as an attempt to correct the issue The GPS unit mounted inside the BV3200 has an auto calibration feature which can be performed by following the steps outlined below IMPORTANT Calibration requires the vessel to complete 2 to 3 circles The compass should be calibrated to achieve maximum sensor accuracy Use of a timer or stop watch is recommended as the steps are time dependent Auto Calibration Procedure 1 Install the BV3200 on the vessel with the arrow on the top of the unit pointing parallel to the boat centerline and in the direction of forward travel 2 In
4. N BlueView Page 13 Connected ito 192 168 145 ProViewer Range Ol 100 0 m COM Port Settings Baud Data Bits Parity Stop Bits Flow Control 4800 Bala NMEA Sequences GPS Offset H c RMC M Hoc X offset in meters H pes E pet ZDA IB Use RMC Heading Y offset in meters Current Configurations Add Current a save Data Asynchronously a COMI 4800 8 None 1 RMC HOT ZDAJ Remove Selected Start All Start All Click this button to begin displaying NMEA information on your ProViewer main window LAT LONG and Heading will be displayed in the lower right hand corner of your ProViewer 4 window Stop All Click this button to stop displaying NMEA information on your ProViewer main window PEI Da nj e 1 a A Y AS d AO KA O IN BlueView E CUE SS CERA Application Units Flotkeys nr tracker Pan TR NMEA GPS Apptx Help Range Model ProViewerE COM Port Setti Head M900 130 2019 Port Baud Data Bits Parity Stop Bits Flow Control Serial Firmware 7103 COM15 m NMEA Sequences GPS Offset GGA E ciL RMC E HDG X offset in meters HDT E pes E per ZDA E Hom BB Use RMC Heading Y offset in meters Current Configurations I Save Data Asynchronously number 1412 date 05 01 2014 time UTC 22 01 09 2 rate 2 04 Hz Latitude 47 45 48 9 N Longitude 122 10 54 4 W Heading 52 1 Version 4 0 7483 aban 402 05 01 2014 time UTC 22 01 09 2 rate 2 04 Hz Latitude 47 45
5. Ub TELEDYNE BlueView Everywhereyoulook gt User s Manual BV3200 Pole Mount Part Number 204765 00 Revision A October 2014 2014 Teledyne BlueView Technologies Inc All rights reserved All product names are trademarks of their respective companies OP BlueView Page 0 Table of Contents Chapter 1 ImMpon ant SateObalOS essa acortar detal 2 Chapter 2 System COMPONEN S sareno a a a a a 3 System COMEN Suspiro derrita 3 SSI CVEIVICW arrimar ratita 4 Chapter o Sew ia cOn ION incapacitado io aaa 5 ASSOMBIS MO PO Suns ee er ee ee TE eer E 5 T sso oe AQUSIMNEN ee ee et a er a ee ee en O 7 FOIE IN OCIA Dusan headend pea A 7 ss A no Om eet eae nee eg eet eno eee ag eee 8 MStalia the JUNCHON BOX srameiasiaarina iii tia estoi ia 9 Final Cable COMmMecCuOnS sacaconcentacwsces cacenseniacwseeasacenseniaGenees catenceniaGeneesdacenseniaeensecsaceasenes 11 install Pro viewer A SOTIWANG si ste cease canwosccoteccscevanworsiatetescesanwonsiateiescesanersiatetesesuersedsteess 11 CONMOUNE PG sastre 12 Connecting the BV3200 GPS In ProVieWer 4 ciscsssscaivseevadivscivadiveeriedivedvadiieeevedivedvadiveesads 12 SONAS arab 15 ProMapper Add On SOTMWAaFe incctccsitininerunininenentn ni 16 GPS Heading Compass GUIDO rtarrda arta tradi de a End ett erat 16 SE lo A e e US 8 E en no A 17 Graer A MAME AC Siro Te Te ee eee ee 18 BOO APP 5 18 Pie USS srta 18 Chapier o MOUDIESNOOUNG rr ba ei bos ei saci the o Dis 19 Sul HOt WOKING Ariana 20
6. are two drivers to install one is for a USB Serial Converter and the other is for a USB Serial Port NOTE Do not close the second Found New Hardware Wizard window while installing the driver NOTE For Windows Vista disconnect your PC from the internet before installing drivers otherwise Windows Vista will search for and install the drivers automatically from Windows Updates and cause errors The instructions below are for Windows XP Installation for Windows Vista may vary from the instructions below 1 Connect the USB port on the control box to an available USB port on the PC connected to the internet The Found New Hardware Wizard will guide you through the automatic installation process P 2 First the USB Serial Converter driver will install Select No not this time and click Next Follow prompts until the device is ready to use or cannot be installed Found New Hardware Wizard Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard windows will search for curent and updated software by looking on your computer on the hardware installation CD or on the Windows Update Web site with your permission Read our privacy policy Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software O Yes this time only O Yes now and every time connect a device Click Next to continue OS BlueView Page 9 3 If drives do not install automatically Insert the BV3200CD into the drive o
7. at will support the pole assembly 1 Securely attach the transom mount assembly to a fixed structure The mounting holes are sized for 1 4 bolts 2 Place the pole into the clamp and close the clamp by tightening the threaded knob NOTE Do not let go of the pole assembly until the clamp is closed and the threads have fully engaged 3 Rotate the pole in the mount so that the sonar when set to the home position points in the desired direction 4 In order to obtain accurate compass readings ensure that the arrow on top of the unit is pointed parallel to the vessel centerline in the direction of forward travel OS BlueView Page 7 Junction Box The Junction Box contains a power supply and a USB to RS 485 Converter The power supply provides power to both the GPS unit and sonar The converter adds a COM port to the PC so the PC can receive GPS data via a USB port The Ethernet port on the control box provides communication with the sonar The Sonar Junction Box can handle input AC power between 110 and 240 volts HAN BlueView Page 8 Installing the Junction Box The Junction Box contains a USB to RS 485 converter and a power supply The converter will add a COM port to the PC for communicating with the pan and tilt The drivers for the converter need to be installed onto the PC These drivers are located on the provided CD labeled BV3200 CD in the Junction Box folder under Drivers There
8. calm seas navigate the vessel to an open area of water 0 8 km 0 5 mile of open space away from other boats or ferrous objects structures or aids to navigation Power cycle the BV3200 junction box Open ProViewer 4 and display GPS data Within 2 minutes of cycling the power steer in a circle at 4 to 6 kts 5 to 7 mph taking about 2 minutes to complete a circle Heading information will disappear indicating that calibration has begun 6 Complete 3 to 4 circles maintaining speed until the Heading information reappears indicating that calibration is complete If calibration fails the display will flash Heading ON and OFF in 10 second intervals for 60 seconds Display times may vary by manufacture IMPORTANT In the event of a calibration failure repeat the Auto Calibration procedure The optimum rate of turn is 180 minute 3 second 30 10 seconds 4515 seconds and 90 30 seconds a BlueView Page 16 System Breakdown Proper system breakdown of the BV3200 requires only that the AC power and pole cable be disconnected from the console rinse the pole and sonar with fresh water and return to their respective positions in the carrying case as shown NOTE Care should be taken to ensure cables are positioned not to crimp or damage pole components or the cable while shutting the case OS BlueView Page 17 Chapter 4 Maintenance Before Use 1 Prior to assembly of components ensure that all connector co
9. ctor to Sonar Impulse MKS 310 CCP RA Ethernet RX to sonar Ethernet RX to sonar o Ethernet TX to sonar C esa CA 8 Pin Connector to Sonar Burton 55R1 1508 AN CoN Ethernet RX to sonar 2 Ethernet RX to sonar A D EN E LA SL Y jJj Ethernet TX to sonar A gt E N C a BlueView Page 23
10. er Drivers 5 Browse to the BV3200 CD J Box Drivers and select OK Click Next and follow screen prompts to complete driver installation OS BlueView Page 10 Final Cable Connections 1 Connect the sonar and GPS cables to the Junction Box Connect the Ethernet cable to the control box then to an available network connection port on the PC Verify that all connections in the diagram below have been made User Computer Junction Box USB Cable Ethernet Cable GPS Sonar Cable 110 240 AC Power 2 Connect the power cable to the control box Connect the opposite end to a suitable AC power outlet All necessary connections have now been made Install ProViewer 4 Software Whether connected to an external PC or an onboard AUV controller the ProViewer software is required to operate the M Series Sonar The following describes how to install the ProViewer 4 software on a user OS BlueView Page 11 supplied PC For more information on ProViewer and integration see the ProViewer Software Handbook found on the BV3200 CD as well as under the software s help menu Note Running other applications in conjunction with the ProViewer Software may affect performance of one or both of the applications 1 Place the BV3200 CD in the CD ROM drive and open the ProViewer 4 folder 2 Double click the setup icon to begin installation 3 Follow the instructions on the screen to com
11. hat will accept the plug on the product Replace or repair a damaged cord AN BlueView Page 2 Chapter 2 System Components System Contents You will receive an accessory kit containing the following Pole Assembly USB Cable BV3200 Software and Manuals CD Containing BV3200 User s Manual ProViewer 4 Handbook Printed BV3200 QuickStart Guide HAN BlueView Page 3 System Overview The BlueView BV3200 Mobile Acoustic Underwater Vision System consists of a boat mountable BlueView sonar with an adjustable tilt angle integrated GPS and a compass The entire system connects through a single cable to the Junction Box which then connects to a PC via USB and Ethernet The BV3200 system is airline checkable luggage To familiarize yourself with the BV3200 system please review the information in this manual BV3200 unit in travel case Adjustable Tilt Angle Clamp Sonar Junction Box amp Cables GPS Head with Heading BV3200 Components HAN BlueView Page 4 Chapter 3 Setup amp Operation Assemble the Pole After verifying that all necessary components are present you are ready to begin assembly of the BV3200 The following instructions will walk you through all steps necessary to assemble the pole mount the sonar and connect all required cabling 1 Remove the BV3200 pole unit from case 2 Place the top and bottom pole pieces end to end Pull the sonar cable through the pole as you bring t
12. he pole bolt flanges together 3 Rotate one of the pole segments till the alignment notches are adjacent to each other a BlueView Page 5 4 Attach the lower section to the upper using the provided cap screws Insert the bolt first through the unthreaded upper flange and screw into the threaded lower flange 5 Attach the sonar to the sonar clamp by loosening the four cap screws sliding in the sonar and retightening the four cap screws NOTE The sonar is inserted into the clamp such that its connector is on the same side as the Sonar Cable NOTE Use the stickers and connector placement on the rear end cap of the sonar or the logo on the front end of the sonar to determine the up down orientation of the sonar If the sonar is inverted be sure to select the inverted option in ProViewer s settings Logo facing up 6 Connect the sonar cable to the sonar connector a BlueView Page 6 Tilt Angle Adjustment NOTE It is the user s responsibility to insure the pole mount is secured in a way that will support the pole assembly 1 Loosen the clamp angle adjustment knob by turning the knob counterclockwise 2 Lift the clamp until the angle adjustment selector clears the angle keyway 3 Select desired angle and tighten the angle adjustment knob by turning clockwise until it is snug Pole Mounting NOTE It is the user s responsibility to insure the pole mount is secured in a way th
13. l be saved in the son file while recording and will be displayed on the screen both on playback and during live viewing HAN BlueView Page 12 Connected to 192 168 145 ProViewer af att Jh Application Range Sra D E Ol 100 0 m COM Port Settings O a Data Bits Parity Stop Bits Flow Control NMEA Sequences GPS Offset GGA E cu RMC X offset in meters 0 00 E HDT Ml pes Ml peT Dis E HOM W Use RMC Heading Y offset in meters 0 00 ri 3 e 5 gt Fir iT cir nousi Curent Configurations Add Curent I Save Data A ynchronously a e COM Port Settings Select the proper COM port value corresponding to the GPS device USB connection Select a baud rate of 4800 data bits of 8 no parity one stop bit and no flow control NMEA Sequences The BV 3200 is setup to receive only select NMEA sequences Under NMEA sequences select HDT RMC and ZDA For more information on NMEA sequences refer to the ProViewer Software Handbook GPS Offset Because the GPS is mounted directly above the sonar on the BV 3200 the GPS offset will be zero for both x and y Current Configurations Once COM Port Settings NMEA Sequences and GPS Offset have been configured correctly you save a current configuration using the Add Current button The current configuration will appear highlighted under current configurations NOTE This configuration should be stored and populated the next time you open ProViewer MA
14. n the PC In the windows Start menu search for device manager Open Device Manager Device Manaa ee 27x File Action View Help e 9 mHE m e Ee NG 4 4 Guppie Ni Computer Ga Disk drives AL Display adapters E DVD CD ROM drives 05 Human Interface Devices lt Keyboards A Mice and other pointing devices Ma Monitors Network adapters gt Other devices fm Ethernet Controller fm USB HS SERIAL CONVERTER E Portable Devices 17 Ports COM amp LPT KA Processors ly Sound video and game controllers h lt gt Storage controllers Mi System devices 9 Universal Serial Bus controllers 4 In Device Manager under Other Devices right click USB HS Serial Converter and select Update Driver Software You will be asked how you want to search for driver software Select Browse my computer for driver software Browse For Folder 9 ee Select the folder that contains drivers for your hardware a jE Computer b Local Disk C a 2 DVD CD RW Drive D BV3200 4 de J Box gt Je 232AnalyzerDerno 232AnalyzerDeviceProfile gt di AdobeReaders a Drivers gt y Linux 1 5 0 Li Mac 058 9 Li Mac OS X 2 2 18 Windows 98ME 1 09 06 gt J Windows 2000 2 06 00 gt J Windows CE 4 2 5 2_6 0_Mobile 2003 20035E 5 6 6 1 6 5 7 gt XP_2003 Vista 2008 7 8 2008 R2 2 08 28 di ProViewer 4 Ta DBA mi mo ro 4 Fold
15. nding instructions This product should be grounded In the event of an electrical short circuit grounding reduces the risk of electric shock by providing an escape wire for the electric current The BV3200 control box is equipped with a cord having a grounding wire with a grounding plug The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded If repair or replacement of the cord or plug is necessary do not connect the grounding wire to either flat blade terminal The wire with insulation having an outer surface that is green with or without yellow stripes is the grounding wire Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman if the grounding instructions are not completely understood or if in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded This product is factory equipped with a specific electric cord and plug to permit connection to a proper electric circuit Make sure that the product is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug No adapter should be used with this product Do not modify the plug provided if it will not fit the outlet have the proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician If the product must be reconnected for use on a different type of electric circuit the reconnection should be made by qualified service personnel If it is necessary to use an extension cord use only a three wire extension cord that has a three blade grounding plug and a three slot receptacle t
16. ntacts are clean dry and free of dirt and or corrosion Inspect all BV3200 hardware for excessive corrosion Replace as needed Inspect all cables and connectors for abrasion cuts or cracks Repair or replace as needed After Use 1 After use rinse all BV3200 components with a solution of mild soap and fresh water At this time inspect all components for corrosion wear or damage Replace any piece of hardware showing corrosion or damage OS BlueView Page 18 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting The sonar software does Junction Box AC power Cord is not Ensure the console power cord is not automatically find the plugged into active AC outlet plugged into an active AC outlet connected sonar Sonar not connected Verify the main pole cable is plugged into the Junction Box Verify the sonar connector is attached to the sonar Verify the Ethernet cable is connected to the Junction Box and the PC Sonar is not initialized Ensure all physical connectors are dry clean and connected properly PC is set to the wrong IP address Follow the instruction in your sonar manual to reset the PC s IP address Subnet Mask to 192 168 1 2 255 255 255 0 Sonar experienced a power glitch Unplug the AC power to the SPT Junction Box for 10 seconds and reconnect PC does not connect to GPS Unit is not connected Verify the main pole cable is plugged GPS unit into the Junction Box Verify the sonar connector is attached to the sonar Verify
17. plete the installation Configure PC The IP address on the user s PC will need to be set either to Obtain an IP address automatically or to a static IP 192 168 1 x where x is any number besides 45 that doesn t conflict with the user s system Local Area Connection Status General Support 1 Local Area Connection Properties General Authentication Advanced Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties OC SS General You can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Otherwise you need to ask pour network administrator for the appropriate IP settings Obtain an IP address automatically Use the following IP address IP address 192 168 1 33 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Default gateway Use the following DNS server addresses Preferred DNS server Alternate DNS server Connecting the BV3200 GPS in ProViewer 4 General GPS to ProViewer 4 integration information is provided in the ProViewer 4 software manual The information provided below relates directly to establishing communications with the AIRMAR GH2183 GPS mounted inside the BV3200 For more information on ProViewer integration and its capabilities see the ProViewer Software Handbook found on the software CD Descriptions of the functions in the Sonar tab of ProViewer settings are provided below If connected note that values captured from GPS devices wil
18. s by unauthorized individuals will void the warranty Warning Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance may void the user s authority to operate this equipment Warning This equipment contains High Voltage electronics Tampering with or using damaged equipment could lead to serious injury Warranty Information The BV3200 is backed by a standard 12 month parts and labor warranty policy Seller s terms and conditions of sale can be found at www blueview com For more information on safety and or maintenance issues please call Teledyne BlueView Inc at 425 492 7376 HAN BlueView Page 1 Chapter 1 Important Safeguards To reduce the risk of electrocution Always unplug the BV3200 control box immediately after using Do not place or store the control box where it can easily fall or be pulled into water If the box does fall in the water unplug before retrieving WARNING To reduce the risk of burns electrocution fire or injury to persons 1 Use this BV3200 and sonar only for its intended use as described in this manual Do not use attachments not recommended by BlueView Technologies 2 Never operate this product if it has a damaged cord or plug if it is not working properly if it has been dropped or damaged or if the control box has been dropped into water Keep cords away from heated surfaces Connect this product to a properly grounded outlet only See grou
19. the Ethernet cable is connected to the Junction Box and the PC Verify the USB cable is connected to the Junction Box and the PC USB to RS485 drivers are not installed Uninstall then reinstall drivers properly COM Port may need to be manually set in See ProViewer Configuration section ProViewer of this manual LAT LONG Not Displaying GPS does not have correct line of sight to Make sure GPS is outdoors with clear establish a fix overhead area NMEA Sequences are not properly Go into ProViewer 4 settings under configured the NMEA tab and verify HDT RMC ar AN BlueView Page 19 and ZDA sequences are selected Still not working Please contact us BlueView Technologies Customer Support www blueview com 1 425 492 7376 8am 5pm PST Mon through Fri swa support teledyne com AN BlueView Page 20 Appendix A Technical Specifications SS OOOO Position Resolution 1 Static Compass Accuracy Dynamic Compass Accuracy Heading Display Resolution Pole Mount Power Supply 110 240 VAC 100 W max Pole case weight 45 Ibs BV 3200 Weight 15 80 Ibs Without Sonar Recommended PC Specifications Sunlight Readable Screen HAN BlueView Page 21 Appendix B Connector Pinouts Sonar Junction Box HAN BlueView 8 Pin Connector to Sonar and GPS Unit Souriau UTGO12 85 Cl iO O o CAM Cai A ci C PR is Rene o EE Page 22 Sonar Cable Ends 10 Pin Conne
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