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2004.06.28 CHAPTER 1: Using DelphNav™ (Survey Control Panel) 3
Using Delph Nav Setting Up Serial Ports
Setting Up Serial Ports
Serial ports are set up in DelphNav to track and log navigation data along with any
other relevant ancillary sensor information (e.g., gyros, depth sensors, velocity sensors,
etc.). Ports may also be allocated for the output of ASCII strings derived from incoming
data.
Message templates can be assigned to ports to clarify which information strings hold
higher precedence (e.g., in the case of two navigation strings) or to exclude fields within
an information string (e.g., NOVTG to exclude speed information from a NMEA string).
To make basic serial port configurations in DelphNav
1. In the Survey Control Panel, click the Serial Port Setup icon (Figure 1; the
icon shown here to the right).
The system displays the Serial Port Data Acquisition Settings dialog box
(Figure 2), with COM1 as the initially displayed tab. Additional serial port
choices appear as additional tab choices on the top row. Initially, red Xs appear on the
numbered serial port tabs, indicating no templates have yet been assigned to the ports.
A second row of tabs below the top row is associated with the selected System type.
These tabs can be used to configure
Offsets, Geodesy, or Shape parameters associ-
ated with the particular
System. For systems other than Navigation, only the Offset
tab is available, whereas for Output, a Settings tab is offered.
• System One of eight data types may be assigned to the selected serial port: Nav-
igation
, Motion Sensor, Aux. Sensor, Single Beam, Scanning Sonar,
User Defined Input, Output, or No template.
• Offsets Allows offset distance of the sensor from a given reference point to be
specified.
• Geodesy This relates to the Projection and Datum of the incoming navigation
string. Unprojected geographic coordinates are the default input set-
tings.
- Using DelphNav™ 1
- Copyright © 2004 2
- TRITON ELICS INTERNATIONAL 3
- Contents 5
- Using DelphNav™ (Survey 7
- Control Panel) 7
- To run DelphNav 8
- Setting Up Serial Ports 9
- Vessel and towfish positions 11
- Serial Server 13
- Serial Server Using Delph Nav 14
- Other Error Messages 15
- Message Templates and Options 17
- ← Depth sensor 18
- Making or Using a Survey Plan 20
- → Save As… and choose a 22
- Save option 23
- Drawing Duplicate Lines 24
- Drawing Points 25
- Creating An Object Manually 26
- Open to 30
- Creating a Channel 33
- Distance 35
- Finish 35
- Editing Channel Bathymetry 38
- Modifying Line Properties 40
- Conducting a Survey 41
- Helmsman Display 47
- Logging Navigation Data 49
- Data Display Windows 53
- • Alarm 54
- • Alarm Settings 54
- Alarm Display 55
- Data Display 56
- Compass Display 56
- OK in the message box 59
- → “properties”) 67
- → Save (or click the 69
- Importing an ASCII Line File 70
- Done. If you are opening or 72
- Special Navigation Interfaces 78
- ATS Server 79
- DXF file and Delph Nav 57 83
- Survey Control Panel 2 83
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