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Dats Technical Components ot System andWeights Dimensions 110-106 TYPe - GyroComPass, 407 mm Height: 345 mm Diameter;
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90Wmax. a) approx. (during heating-uP) operation in continuous b) approx.65W e.g. ComPasses' with3 Repeater TYPes: ANSCHUTZ alternatively 2' 133-31 133-311, 133-310, 133-809. NG002, 133-402
approx.100vA ot gyro comPass, suPPIY (including and coursetransducer invertet, e g' alternatively Compasses, 3 Repeater Types:133-302'133-303' ANSoHUTZ 133-312' 133-311, 133-310, 133{02 NG002' NGOO1, 133-402 133-809.
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Data OPerating iimesand courseaccuracieg Settling - After timeoJ<3h' a settling <! 2 ' ls: accuracy thecourse - After timeol <5h' a settling accuracy course thestatic :L 0.25" (1 o) shipat rest)rs: (inPort' to the re{erred values, Peak value: mean linear - After timeol Ssh' a settling accuracy course thedynamic seaconditions (atsea,undernormal alignment andoPtimum ' 1o ) r 1.5( ls' of thecompass)
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Conditions Ambiont tsmporatures ambient Pormissible - Operation; - Storago liquid: a) withsupporting liquad: supporting b) without acc.to DIN40050 Typeof snclosulo GyroCompass, TYPe110-106: l: 121{43 NGoo TYPe lnverter, Type 121-{ NG003: Invertor, NG001: Typo132-603 Transducr, Cours NG002: Typs132-603 Transducsr, Courss TypeNB03-735: TimSwilch, ol lnterlorsnce Dsgrse acc.to vDE 0875: to viblationof the Reslstance oqulpmont: gyrocompaas
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Opsratinglnatluctiona Switchingon the Gyro CompassEquipment on eitherwithoutor - if an optional can be switched equipment The gyro compass proceedas folswitching--on' time switchis used- withtime delay.Forimmediate 2.1.1). lows(seeSection
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Switching-on Procedure - Setthe lollow-upswitch(18.3)to Pos."0". (Fig'16)to Pos "l'' - Setthe mainswitchon the coursetransducer (Fig.'15) to Pos."1"' - Setthe mainswitchon the inverter - TheredLED(18.2) uP. lights gyrosphere to settls The gyrossiart runningup to their ratedspeedand causethe afterabout3 5 hours' This settlingprocessis terminated in the meridian. systemcan on, the follow'-up Afterapprox.t hourfrom the momentof switching switch be s\ iitchedon by meansof the follow-upswitch(183) (Setthe follow-up '1 ', whereupon goesout) the red LED('182) to Pos. extend (even for a shorttime)maydisturb- aild therelore switching--on Earlier process ol the gyrosphere' the settling automatically' oi the gyrosphere The outersoherenowfollowsup the position
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AfterJirstputtingintooperationolthegyrocompassequipment,a|lrepeaterindicacourseindication' *ith the gyrocompass ttna auai for the coursgof are to be re-adlusted "oin"io" '"p"ut"'" tn" case, l{ this is notthe "onJu|.ned the gyro compass(synchtonization)'
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tne on the Gyro compass and on Adiusting the card lllumination RepeaterCompasse rh- brightness hrinhtness ol the card illuthe potentiometer' lllum'natlon respechve the Bv meansof -niination conditions' can oe aoaptedlo ambientlrght duringOperalion - ^. r: ^-r^^,ts^ by Signalling conditions con' ooeratinq operating lollowlng the+^I^*,nn z) indicates ( rtt hooo compass the on LED The lightinguP red: too high temperature - Operating on) systemswitched (morethan +65'C; follovv-up ol >1 5 s ' Suppfy voffage <1B5Vfor a perlod 'T" ofl or In pos - iouo"-uo ty"*t swilched (183) svvibn viafollow-up e.q.manually e g due to unoervoltage or-automatically than 1 5 s' - Cyro .oao," *itnout powersupplylor longer to Pos setthe tollow-upswitchbrieily a message' For cancelling ''0" and-then back
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LED(seeFig 182) - Check thesignalling of theqvrocompass indication - Check thecourse thegyrocdmpass betlveen th9 indlcaled;lues - Check andcompare repeatets' connected ot indications 14 andthe analogor digital STANDARD
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the o{ the gyro compass, deviate lrom the courseindication Shouldthe indications (relerto Section 3.2'7). mustbe synchronized repeater correspondjng oi deviceshouldbe obdescriptions the enclosed compasses, Fordigitalrepeater served. Voltage Failule of the AC Supplyfor lhe CourseTransducer (SeeSection 4.2.4.4). Switching off the Gyro CompassEquipment lor s',Yitching-off: are required actions Thetollowingoperator to Pos "0". - Setthe lollow-upswitch(18.3) on the compass - Setthe mains\,Yitch to Pos."0". on the invener to Pos."0". - Setthe mainslvitchon the coursetransducer Hint: is not to be actuatedI Timeswitch(if includedin the equipment)
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off,the gyroscometo a standhasbeenswitched Whenthe gyro compass stillonly afiera run-downtime oJapprox.15 min.Duringthis pefiod'acis not allowedl cessto the gyro compass
Note: when equipment, ott the gyro compass not to sla/itch It is recommended the ship staysin portlor no morethan one"eek. Attention! thatthe gyrospnere it may happen equipment off the gyro compass On sv,,:tching the equipment On re-stading withinthe outersphere. takesa tiltedposition tor a period mayoscillate with the tollow-up svstem 3witchedon. the gytosphere and the indicashowsa tiltedposition longerthan30 hours.In casths gyrosphere liquidtemperature supporting (thegyrocurfent,heightol gyrosphere, tion is variable off the equipment' off.S\''/itch the follow-upsystemis to be switched are correctl), '15 (after approx. min ), then switchon standstill Waituntilthe gyrosare at complete system' t hour,switchon the Jollow-up again.After the equipment once o{ gyrosphere checkthe position At the end ot the settlingprocess, sholYs position andthe indication in a tilled remains lf the gyrosphere more. shouldbe exchanged errors, the gyrosphere variable
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TypeNB 0H35 (optional) TimeSwitch, lmtructlon Oporating is madeby to be avallable is intended thecompass ofthetimewhn Adjustment (see Fjg.17)' ot thetimeswitch ofthescale msans Forthisourpose, - thetimetillthemoment of switching-{n ano - thesettling time(4h)ofthegyrocompass knoboI thetimeswitch' on throtary andadjusted together areto bs addsd Noto: to 2 hours' corresponds marks theshortdivision ol between Thedistance 0 to 6d)' thedays(lrom indicating thelongmarks in thattheoutput rosulls terminals to theinput voltago tho24VDCoperating Applying to tho isthenapplied voltage Theoperating activated. bscomos oiimmeOiatety retay LED by ths green is indicatod vollage theoperating Simulianeously, outfutterminals. ON'. N9'GYRO to be D1to dropoutandtheoutput threlay causes thekey"DELAY" Actuating R17runs of thepotentiomter by means thetimeadjusted Simultaneously, dead. 'DELAY" by therodLEDN10 timeis indicated o{thedelay down.Run-down oncsmore'thstimethen is actuated thekoy"OELAY" thetimerun-do\'Yn ll during D1willbs rehasrundown'the rolay Whsnthotimeadiustsd willrundown. adjusted again' to thaoutput issppliod Voltage activatod. hasrundown' thetimsadjustod bsfore 4 hours always wiltbeactivated Theoutout on ths andswitching ol thotimeadjusted interruption ON"permits Thekey"GYRo immediately. comoass
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Puttinginto Operation
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Mountingthe GFosphere into the Outer Sphere Installation ofthe gyrosphere is to be performed given according to the instructions in the following sections: - Openingthe cyro Compass, Section 3.1.2 - Removing the Gyrosphere from the OuterSphere, Section 3.3.1. point Proceed withthis section to the "Screwing otf and Removing the Outer SphereCover"(seeFig.32). Notei For reasons js delivered of protection duringtransportation, the gyrosphere in a separate transportation box. For beingprotected against damage, the innershellis delivered packedin a pjastics bag and placedin the outersphere.Furthermore, you willfind therea mounring instructions sheet,pay attention to it, pleasel
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Fillapprox.1/4 lofsupporting liquidintothe outersphere. Moisten the suctioncap and pressit centredontothe calotteof the gyrosphere (cl. Fig.84). - Placethe gyrosphere caretully intothe supporting of the outersphere. bearing
Fig. 84: Fillingin Further Original ANSCH0Tz Supporting Liquid(to approx.1 cm belowthe outersphere edge)
- Take theinner shelloutol its packing andplace it centred ontotheseatot the supporting (see bearing oftheouter shet and sphere mounting instructions Fis.85).
Fig.85: the lnnerShell Placing onto the Seatol the SupportingBearing ot the OuterSphere
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- Clean thecontact surfaces ol theouter sphere andouter-sphere cover. - Check theposition sphere andouteF ot thesealing ringbetween theouter sDnere cover. - Carefully place whilst observing theouter-sphere cover ontotheoutdr sphere, pins! thepositioning - Secure theouter-sphere cover to theouter sphere using thesixscrews.
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Type 132-603 Putting into Operaiionthe CourseTransducer, (Cf. CircuitDiagram 132B 603 HP 007,Annex 132C 603 HP 008,Annex) WiringDiagram
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Adaption Check ol Frequency M1 it is to be checked On the SinglePlugConnectors85 and 96 of tran$ormator the frsquencyhasto be sslected ale placedto 50H2.In general, that the connections olthe ship'smainsis 50Hzor the trequency of the lact whether to 50H2.independent 60Hz(seelollowingsketch):
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Transducer, with PCBsof the Course and Equipment Connection Hepeater Type132-603 Transducer Outputot the Courge Powor thatthemaximum it is to betakenintoaccount conception, system Fortheindividual is 108W andthatthepower to therepeaters power transducer of thecourse output ol repeaters thenumber PcBsis upto 40W.There{ore, of itsadapter dissipation is limited. transducer course to ach canbe connected which e.g': repeaters, Jor theindividual ot pov{et consumption Example - Steprepeater BW ANSCHUTZ: approx. compass - Synchro 1 compass ANSoHUTZ: approx. 1 w repatsr - Steprepeater approx. 21 W SPERRY: compass
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Equipmefltwith PcBs and Numberol ConnectableHepeatere givenin the followjng sections) (Seeexamples Note concerningthe tollowing sections: PCBS acwiththe adequato equippod is delivered the coursetransducor ln general, order. cordingto customer's
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Booster andSynchro Adapter with Synchro Equipment adapter anda synchro witha synchro is equipped transducer thecourse Incase booster, asa maximum canbe connected compasses repeater synchro 7 ANSCHUTZ Hint withone canbe equipped transducer a course reasons, Forpower only. booster andonesynchro adaptet synchro
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