Ticks
This function places short vertical markers on the top of the echogram. These lines are used to measure time or distance.
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None: No vertical markers are shown. |
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Time: A short vertical line is drawn in the upper part of the echogram once every minute. |
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Distance: A short vertical line is drawn in the upper part of the echogram once every specified number of nautical miles. |
Annotations
Select Text or Line to allow annotation markers to be shown. If you select Line, each text annotation is followed by a vertical line for improved visibility. Annotations can be typed in manually, set up for automatic generation, or imported from an external device.
TipUse the Annotations page to type comments and insert annotations into views. Several different annotation types may be added to the echograms or other views. The Annotations page is located in the Installation dialog box.
When you save raw data, the annotations you have defined are stored as annotation datagrams.
Drawing Range
Drawing Range defines the depth range used for the velocity measurement (ADCP) views. This is a visual enhancement. Each of the ADCP beams are set at a fixed angle to the vertical centre line of the ADCP transducer. The beams from the transducer hit the bottom at different ranges due to their different directions and the varying topography
of the sea floor. Water velocity calculations are performed according to the range specified.
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Full: Drawing range is specified by the number of samples available. The drawing range in the ADCP views will be the range of the
ADCP transducer. This is limited by view range and recording range set in the user interface. |
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First Bottom Hit: Drawing range is defined from the vessel to the depth at which the first of the ADCP beams hits the sea floor. |
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Last Bottom Hit: Drawing range is defined from the vessel to the depth at which the last ADCP beam hits the sea floor. |