Installation Of Transducer - Koden CVS-126 Operation Manual
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Chapter 5 Installation
5.3 Installation of Transducer
5.3
5.3
5.3
The standard installation of this echo sounder is shown in figure 5.5.
In case of Inner-Hull
Using the optional inner-hull kit (MFB-04), install the transducer to the inner side of ship's bottom.
Caution on installation
Figure 5.6 Inner-Hull installation
Caution: Confirm a place of the installation of inner-hull in the manufacturer of the ship and
so on. The inner-hull device is for more effective performance method. The gain falls
in comparison with the through-hull performance dramatically. Low frequency (50
kHz) may not be used due to large signal attenuation. Depth range performance
using 200 kHz Transducer in case of inner-hull will also be less about 50% than that
of through-hull.
5-5
Figure 5.5 Installation of Transducer
(1) Select the location where no bubble is
generated during navigation.
(2) Select the relatively thin location of ship's
bottom.
(3) Be sure to remove oil on the contact
surface. File the contact surface with sand
paper (#400) so that the adhesive strength will
increase.
(4) The adhered surface will dry in about two
hours.
(5) Leave the unit for a whole day and fill in
the coolant. More than 80% of the transducer
should be submerged in the coolant.
CVS-126
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Hi, Cvs 126 , eco, do not open display power . What is the reason.?
@Nahid Every electric supply is ok
The Koden CVS-126 eco sounder display may not power on due to the following reasons:
1. Power Supply Issue – Check if the power voltage is within the required range. If the voltage is too low or too high, the unit may shut down.
2. Electric Current Capacity – Ensure the power supply provides sufficient current (Power consumption: 10W).
3. Wiring Problems – Verify if the power and transducer cables are connected correctly and not shorted.
4. Installation Issues – If the display unit is not properly installed or secured, it may not receive power.
5. Malfunction Detection – If the unit detects a voltage malfunction, it may blink an alarm and shut down automatically.
Checking these factors should help identify the cause of the issue.
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