As well as providing RS232 output the Multicomm can act as a transparent interface allowing communication using Tritech’s ARCNET protocol.
The Multicomm can also accept inputs from third party sensors, such as a gyro, which would be connected to the Multicomm AUX port.
The Gemini NBI produces an acoustic image, cutting through the water with a narrow acoustic beam and at the high refresh rate offered from the Gemini range of multibeam sonars. Based on the proven design of the Gemini 720i, the Gemini NBI uses a 1° vertical beam instead of the 20°vertical beam found on the 720i.
This reduced beam width allows the user to more precisely identify the position of the acoustic targets than is possible with a wide beam imaging sonar which is commonly used for obstacle avoidance operations.
The 720is is the latest generation from Tritech’s renowned multibeam sonar range and offers a real-time, high frequency imaging solution.
The Gemini 720is operates at 720kHz and this combined with Tritech’s state-of-the-art processing electronics, produces images of superb clarity.
The Gemini 620pd benefits from the latest technological advances in signal processing.
These advances allow the 620pd to produce high performance bathymetry data that is compatible with industry standard survey packages for processing.
Whether you need a reliable GNSS base station or
a rugged rover, the Trimble® SPS855 GNSS Modular Receiver gives you the flexibility to perform all of your construction site measurements.
As a permanent or semi-permanent base station, it provides GNSS corrections for site measurements and machine control. As a rover, it can move easily from a site supervisor truck to a pole mount for grade checking, site measurement and stakeout.
SATURN, from Teledyne TSS, is a world leading marine navigation system for surface applications. Built on TSS core fibre optic gyro technology giving unparalleled attitude and heading reference system (AHRS) performance.
SATURN offers a fast alignment time of only 10 minutes, from switch-on.
The Meridian Surveyor boasts a wide range of interfaces to enable use on any marine vessel. The unit utilises a DTG gyro element which provides exceptional performance with an accuracy unmatched by even the latest fibre optic designs. Unlike conventional spinning mass gyrocompasses, the Meridian Surveyor uses a dry tuned element (DTG) that removes the need for routine maintenance thereby significantly reducing cost of ownership.
Remarkably stable heading can be maintained for turn rates in excess
of 200° per second making the system ideal for use on fast survey
craft and in river/harbour environments.