Printing is also possible! Data logger & data viewer for the acoustic mine sweeper "PDR8000SD type".
The "DSC1206" is a display device that captures and displays analog recording equivalent signals obtained from the four-direction precision acoustic depth sounder "PDR8000SD" manufactured by Senbon Electric, while acquiring data as digital data with a minimum unit of 1 cm. The acquired data is stored as digital data by a dedicated DSP. It controls the "PDR8000SD" via a keyboard, mouse, or remote controller. It records all depth measurement data and measured water depth data from the transducer as digital data on a hard disk while displaying it in real-time on the screen. 【Features】 ■ Recorded data can be saved to electronic media and can be re-displayed on a land-based computer. ■ Depth measurement data and measured water depth data can be displayed simultaneously. ■ Reduces the effort required to determine whether abnormal data in the measured water depth data is due to protrusions, floating objects, or equipment noise. ■ By displaying the track chart, it is possible to simultaneously grasp the recording position. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Depth recording data and measured water depth data can be recorded in a single file and displayed together. ■ Printing is also possible. ■ A remote controller can be installed to reduce the workload during depth measurement. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is engaged in the development of technologies and the provision of products to explore and elucidate the unseen worlds of the ocean, seabed, and underground, as well as conducting surveys and data analysis to protect the environment. By providing advanced technology development and quality in the analysis of physical exploration data, we aim to uncover the unseen worlds of the ocean, seabed, and underground. We hope that this effort, albeit modest, will contribute to securing maritime interests, ensuring safe navigation for vessels, developing marine resources, protecting the environment, and serving as a foundation for earthquake disaster prevention.
