Remote Control System TT801 – User Guide
MU-TT801-AN rev.6 September 2009
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II.5 Getting Started with the TT801
II.5.1 I
NSTALLING THE
C
ONNECTIONS
Before getting started, the TT801 should be switched off.
TT801 cabinet includes a rechargeable battery, which is normally used to feed the
electronic assembly without the need of external power supply.
External power sources are AC-mains or alternately a galvanic isolated DC-voltage.
Whenever possible, it is recommended keeping use of AC-mains to the internal battery
charging operation.
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For the AC-Mains, connect the 115-230 AC power supply 2.5 m cord to its JAEGER
3 way socket (see Figure 7)
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For the 24 VDC power supply input, connect the 24VDC power supply cord to the
SOURIAU 6 way socket (see Figure 7).
The TT801 unit comes with a standard dunking transducer (PET 801 P-30) fitted with
30m-long cable. Connect the dunking transducer cable to the ‘XDC’ front panel
receptacle.
If using:
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The reinforced transducer PET 661S-TT, connect the 30m long cable p/n 9300117
to the ‘XDC’ front panel receptacle
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The Acoustic Module AM 661 S, connect the cable p/n 9300102 to the ‘XDC’ front
panel receptacle
Note
For safety reasons, high voltages disappear from the XDC receptacle when NO
transducer is hooked up to the ‘XDC’ front panel receptacle.
If you decide to use this feature, connect the headphones cable to the front panel
SOURIAU 4 way socket.
II.5.2 I
NSTALLING THE
A
COUSTIC
T
RANSDUCER
Refer to the section II.4 to choose the best location for the deployment of the Dunking
Transducer (or AM661S).
Prior to immersion, clean the hydrophone boot with a soapy solution to remove traces of
grease or contaminants. Do not use alcohol or petroleum based solvents on the neoprene
boot.
The dunking transducer should be immersed well below the keel of the surface vessel at 5
to 10 m minimum depth or more if possible.
If the Dunking Transducer (or AM661S) is difficult to submerge (strong current, buoyancy,
etc…), it is possible to add a dead weight (maximum load should not exceed 100kg):
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Clamped on the electromechanical cable of PET801P-30 thanks to a Chinese finger
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Attached to the protective cage of PET661S-TT or AM661S (transducer end)
Power supply
Acoustic
transducer
Audio
Headphones
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