Installation manual

Cable layout
The number of serial line interfaces depends on your computer
make and model. For a typical integration of the ES60 Fish
nding echo sounder, we recommend that minimum three serial
lines are available. If your computer can not support this,
commercial RS-232/USB converters are available.
The ES60 Marine Computer is provided with an adapter. This
adapter allows you to connect four serial lines to the large
interface socket on the rear panel of the computer.
Adapter: Serial line adapter on page 57.
ES60/C08 - Universal Serial Bus (USB)
Most computers support one or more USB connectors for
peripheral devices. In a typical ES60 conguration, the USB
connectors are not used. However, a USB interface may be
used to accept serial line information (providing a converter is
used). You can also use the USB interfaces to connect a mouse,
keyboard, printer or memory devices.
The number of USB sockets available depends on your computer
make and model. If more than one USB interface is used, add the
characters “A”, “B” to “n” to the cable identier.
Cable details: USB cable on page 55.
ES60/C09 - Ground
This cable is used to connect the display to ship’s ground. The
cable must be supplied by the installation shipyard.
Cable details: Ship’s ground on page 51.
ES60/C10 - External synchronisation
This cable is used to connect the General Purpose Tra
nsceiver
(GPT) to an e xternal system in order to provide tran
smission
control (synchronisation). This is a very u
seful feature if you
have other hydroacoustic systems on board
, and these transmit
and receive on the same frequency (or harm
onics of this
frequency) as the ES60 system. The cabl
e(s) must be supplied by
the installation shipyard.
Note
If more than one General Purpose Transceiver (GPT) is used by
the echo sounder system, the synchronization signal
TrigIn must
be connected to a
ll of them.
Cable details: GPT t rigger / synchronisation on page 59.
Additional information:
External triggering on page 95
GPT Auxiliary connector on page 96
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