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Overview
Software Features
Interfaces all sensors and acoustic transceivers
Fully self contained, PC, display and transceiver interface
Allows operation of a Scout USBL from any size and type of vessel
Environmentally protected to IP65
Large touch screen display
Up to 2 hours operating life on internal battery pack
Datasheet
Surface Command Unit

With portable Scout USBL systems, the features of an Surface Interface Unit are incorporated into a portable, fully self contained Surface Command Unit (SCU) with integrated PC, large touch screen display, sensor interface and battery pack. This enables Scout USBL system to be operated independently from almost any type of boat.

The PC software on the SCU has been designed to be very easy and intuitive to operate with only basic user training required. Features include Wizards and Tools that guide an operator through the process of planning a job and configuring transponders in preparation for tracking. The User Interface shares a common look and feel with Sonardyne's latest generation of Fusion software products thereby ensuring operator familiarity when switching between products.

 
Specifications
FeatureType 8039
Processor Pentium
Operating System Windows XP Professional
RAM 512Mb
Hard Disk 40Gb
Ports (Front Panel) 4 x Serial, 1 x USB 2.0
External Inputs Transceiver, Responder Trigger, GPS Antenna (Optional)
Battery Internal Li-Ion (UN Transport Approved)
Typical Battery Life 1-2 Hours
Power Supply 12-16V DC
Display Panel 12.1" TFT Touch Screen, 1024 x 768
IP Rating IP65
Dimensions (LxWxH) 444.5mm (17.5") x 305mm (12") x 178mm (7")
Weight 10kg
 
Support
TitleDescription
Setting a SIU or SCU to Match HF USBL Scout Transceiver Auxiliary Port Serial Interface Protocol (RS232 or RS485) - No: 08-006 Customer driven requests to use long cabling with the Scout transceiver has resulted in a requirement for RS485 comms protocol instead of RS232. The result of this change is that the surface interface units require reconfiguring when swapping between old and new transceivers. 8024 Transceivers built from Jan 2008 onwards are marked with a label denoting the comms protocol. Transceivers older than this date will be RS232 comms.
 
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