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| SM-75 |
| The SM-75 is a modem, float and release all in one. The electronics, batteries and a transducer are housed in a glass sphere with a burn wire release mechnism. The glass sphere contains the modem PCB, which allows the user full telemetry capability to full ocean depth, with RS-232 connectivity to attached sensors. The SM-75 may operate independently or can function as a node in a small network. The all-in-one design decreases the equipment cost, as well as the integration and deployment costs for the user. |
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Depth:
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6700 meters (22,000 ft)
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Battery Life & Type:
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Up to 2 years
Alkaline, 588 W•HR
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Release Load Capacity:
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Release Mechanism:
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Electrolytic dissolving wire
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Weight in Air:
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13-inch = 18.1 kg (40 lbs)
17-inch = 27.2 kg (60 lbs)
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Weight in Water:
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Positively buoyant
13-inch = 2.5 kg (5 lbs)
17-inch = 13.6 kg (30 lbs)
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Size:
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33 cm (13 in) diameter
43.2 cm (17 in) diameter
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Housing Type:
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13 or 17-inch borosilicate glass sphere with polyethylene hardhat
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Connector:
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External RS-232 (1)
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| General Specifications |
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Frequency Range
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9-14 kHz band
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Baud Rate
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140-15, 360 BPS
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Bit Error Rate
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<10-7 with high SNR
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Transducer
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Omni directional
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Connector
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External RS-232
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Slant Range
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10 km maximum
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Transducer Pattern
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Omni directional from
upper hemisphere
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Topside Controller
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UDB-9000M
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GUI interface
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Telesonar PC
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| Key Features of the Smart Product Line |
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Combined modem and release functionality
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Enables real-time communication with your subsea instrument
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Unit will reserve battery power to release even if the modem side begins to drain battery
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Deck box connectivity to customer laptop and easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI) software with visual confirmation of range, release status, battery life, tilt, data transfer status, setup parameters, and much more...
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