Zeni Lite Buoy Co. Ltd. 4180026 マニュアル

目次

• 1 Glossary

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• 2 Notices

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  • 2.1 Safety warnings

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  • 2.2 General notices

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  • 2.3 Regulatory information

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    • 1. This device may not cause interference, and

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    • 2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

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    • 1. L'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et

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    • 2. L'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le Fonctionnement.

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• 3 Introduction

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  • 3.1 About AIS

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    • Figure 1 The AIS network

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  • 3.2 System overview

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    • Figure 2 Typical AIS AtoN system

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  • 3.3 Supported AIS messages

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• 4 AIS AtoN product variants

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• 5 Installation

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  • Figure 3 Typical AIS AtoN system connections

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  • 1. Mount the transceiver in a suitable location on the physical Aid to Navigation

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  • 2. Install a VHF antenna according to the manufacturers instructions

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  • 3. Install a GNSS antenna according to the manufacturer’s instructions

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  • 4. Connect any sensor interfaces and lamp / RACON monitoring signals

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  • 5. Connect power to the transceiver

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  • 6. Configure and commission the transceiver via USB (note that this step can be carried out on shore prior to installation in a remote location)

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  • 5.1 What’s in the box

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    • Figure 4 What’s in the box - typical configuration

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  • 5.2 Preparing for installation

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  • 5.3 Mounting the transceiver

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    • Figure 5 Mounting the transceiver

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  • 5.4 Transceiver connections

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    • Figure 6 Transceiver connector locations

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    • Figure 7 Accessory cable

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    • Table 1 Pin allocation for the 24 way connector

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      • Figure 8 Pin numbering for 18 way connectors 1 and 2

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    • Table 2 Pin allocation for 18 way connector 1

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    • Table 3 Pin Allocation for 18 way connector 2

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  • 5.5 Connecting power

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    • Figure 9 Connecting power

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  • 5.6 Installing and connecting the VHF antenna

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    • Figure 10 VHF antenna, GPS antenna and earth stud connection

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  • 5.7 Installing and connecting a GNSS antenna

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  • 5.8 Installing the earth connection

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• 6 Connecting external sensors and systems

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  • 6.1 Basic transceiver interfacing

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    • Figure 11 USER_IO pins reference circuit

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  • 6.2 Advanced transceiver interfacing

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    • Figure 12 Lamp current sense loop circuit

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    • Figure 13 Isolated digital input reference circuit

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    • Figure 14 Non Isolated digital input reference circuit

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    • Figure 15 Relay drive output reference circuit

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• 7 Configuration using proAtoN

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  • 7.1 proAtoN Installation

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    • 1. Insert the CD into your PC

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    • 2. Navigate to the proAtoN folder on the CD

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    • 3. Double click the ‘setup.exe’ item to start the installation process

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    • 4. Follow on screen instructions to complete the installation

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  • 7.2 Application layout

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    • Figure 16 proAtoN application layout

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  • COM Port selection

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  • Read / Write configuration

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  • Configuration tabs

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    • Figure 17 proAtoN tab synchronisation icons

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  • Status bar

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  • 7.3 Transceiver configuration

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    • Figure 18 proAtoN message schedule tab layout

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  • Default messages

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  • Adding additional messages to the schedule

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  • Access scheme selection

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  • Channel 1 start UTC

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  • Channel 1 start slot

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  • Channel 1 interval

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  • Channel 2 start UTC

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  • Channel 2 start slot

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  • Channel 2 interval

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  • Example FATDMA schedule

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    • Figure 19 Example FATDMA schedule

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  • Channel 1 start UTC

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  • Channel 1 interval

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  • Channel 2 start UTC

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  • Channel 2 interval

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  • Example RATDMA schedule

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    • Figure 20 Example RATDMA schedule

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    • Figure 21 Virtual AtoN configuration tab layout

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  • Virtual / Synthetic AtoN

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  • Virtual / Synthetic AtoN Details

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  • Virtual AtoN schedule

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    • Figure 22 Status input configuration tab layout

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  • Current status (message 21)

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  • Lamp & RACON configuration

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  • Status bit source

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  • Status bit logic

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    • Figure 23 Alert messages configuration tab layout

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  • BIIT failure actions

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  • Vessel proximity alert

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  • Off position alert

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  • SART Relay Mode

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  • 7.4 Transceiver diagnostics

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  • AtoN Details

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  • Power status

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  • Report generation

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  • Reported messages

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  • Active alarms

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  • 7.5 Other features

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• 8 Operation

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  • 8.1 Standby operation

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• 9 Data messages and data sources

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  • 9.1 Product variants without the extended sensor interface

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  • 9.2 Variants with the extended sensor interface

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    • Table 4 General Extended Sensor Interface Configuration Commands

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    • Table 5 Zeni Lite Message #6 Configuration commands

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    • Table 6 ADC configuration commands

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    • Table 7 Data mapping for message #6 DAC 235, FI 10

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    • Table 8 Data mapping for message #6 Zeni Lite format

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    • Table 9 Sensor Configuration Options

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• 10 Manual configuration

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  • 10.1 Basic Type 1 AIS AtoN configuration (FATDMA operation)

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  • 10.2 NMEA0183 / IEC61162 configuration sentences

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  • 10.3 Proprietary configuration sentences

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• 11 Technical specification

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  • 11.1 Applicable equipment standards

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  • 11.2 AIS Transceiver specification

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  • 11.3 Configuration interface specification

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  • 11.4 Drawings and dimensions

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    • Figure 24 Transceiver dimensions

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• 12 Firmware upgrade procedure

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  • 1. Apply power to the transceiver and connect the USB configuration cable to the transceiver and PC

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  • 2. Install and run the 'vxsend' utility (screenshot shown in Figure 25)

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  • 3. Click the Browse (…) button for the Image file, then navigate to and select the appropriate update file.

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  • 4. Select the COM port assigned to the AIS AtoN port or AIS AtoN Sensor port, depending on which element is being updated.Select the 115200 baud rate option

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  • 5. Click 'Start' and wait for the update to complete. Notification is given when the update has completed successfully.

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  • 6. Power cycle the transceiver and confirm normal operation before it is deployed.

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    • Figure 25 vxsend utility screenshot

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