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Today, the RESON name is the hallmark of class leading sonar equipment, transducers, and hydrophones that you can count on. Headquartered in Denmark, RESON have a global presence with offices and representatives around the world.
Find us at stand G100 You can find us at stand G100 where you can get PDS2000 demos and sign up for SeaBat 7125SV2 boat demo tours.
We look forward to seeing you.
Optimize you SeaBat 7125SV2 Sonar RESON’s Feature Packs are a series of software and hardware upgrades that improves the
functionality and performance by increasing features available on your SeaBat. Feature pack 3 (FP3) is the latest release in the series and is now available for the SeaBat 7125SV2 hardware platform. Feature Pack 2 (FP2) is available for the SeaBat 7125 ROV2 hardware platform as well, as the SeaBat 7101 and SeaBat 8125-Hybrid.
In addition to the standard Feature Pack 3 Base, two optional variants allow you to choose the feature set that matches your operational requirements. RESON are proud to launch the revolutionary FP3 X-Range (FM transmission) and FP3 FRDH (Full Rate Dual Head).
Next generation autopilot and new graphical interface FP3 Base consists of the features currently supplied in FP2 plus the next generation Tracker autopilot and the new SeaBat UI interface.
Tracker is a completely automated mode of operation where the system sets all parameters including range, gain, power and swath width based on the quality of the data being col- lected. This differs dramatically from the existing autopilot which is based on a lookup table.
The SeaBat UI is a completely redesigned graphical user interface that runs under Window7 64-bit to provide the optimum in processing power to make your operations more efficient.
Extend range performance of your SeaBat 7125SV FP3 X-Range is a software and hardware feature which provides extended range perfor- mance for the SeaBat 7125 (both at 200 & 400 kHz) and also significantly improves system immunity to external noise. This feature is optional.
Get wider coverage and even faster ping rate FP3 FRDH (Full Rate Dual Head) uses X-Range to achieve dual head operation which has the effect of both range increase plus an even faster ping rate. Using the FP3 FRDH the SeaBats are synchronised and ping simultaneously at a high rate, ensuring both wide coverage and better bottom detection performance. This feature is optional.
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