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1. lotter data CPU 34 Olex The panel displays the wind speed and direction at the moment average wind speed for the last 10 minutes and relative wind speed and direction WIND The graphs shows the wind speed over some time and the arrows in the lower panel shows the variation in wind direction Wind intensity Right now 64 8 0 knots 10 minutes 104 7 2 knots Relative 26 9 6 knots gt Calibrate Wind direction The graphs displays the wind data for a period of up to 24 hours Right nove 64 8 0 knots 10 minutes 104 7 2 knots Relative 26 9 6 knots gt gt gt Calibrate The timeline view can be changed by clicking the arrow at the lower right 123 2 6 knots 10 minutes 130 2 2 knots Relative 4 13 3 knots Eer Calibrate Calibrating the wind speed sensor To get an accurate measurement of wind direction and speed the wind speed sensor must be placed in parallel with the ships center line Measure the eviation relative to the centerline click Calibrate og enter the value od oa www olex no TF WIND 78 www olex no Water temperature SOFTWARE Olex normal installation HARDWARE temperature sensor INTERFACE serial port Water temperature may come from a separate temperature sensor or from the echo sounder The temperature in the upper water layer is measured and displayed on a p
2. en ee FT IT rack Hardness Bottom Echo Profile Relief Boxes 17 17 07 p GPS 63 26 474 gt 10 23 586 E ground GeoNames Chartfiles CDindex ChartWorld versions e a br A Porlayer E F 6 H I J Perod Right mouse button changes labels AE The hardness is expressed in percentage where 0 96 1s comp letely soft and 100 is maximum hard The hardness of the last recorded sounding appears in a separate panel to the right The hardness value is also displayed in the depth flag that appears when the mouse pointer moves around the in the screen See also Seafloor hardness ES60 on page 65 Multi beam echo sounder Multibeam echo sounders are used primarily for surveys and seafloor mapping providing a significantly better accuracy than conventional single beam echo sounders On the basis of incoming position and depth data Olex can calculate the seafloor map Measured and calculated dept data are added continuously to a depth database More information see MBES MultiBean Echo Sounder on page 59 WASSP on page 61 and Databases page 37 www olex no Visualization The self measured seafloor map can be displayed in different ways With contours relief bottom zoom 3D or profile To turn on and off the seafloor map view click Layers Show caclulated seafloor map Contour lines In traditional
3. True heading 49 6 Vector 12 www olex no Tides Depth values from the echo sounder are corrected for the tide level This function is turned on or off by clicking Settings Adjust bottom calculation for tide level This function should always be turned on except while doing surveys in lakes and rivers When the function is turned off the warning No tide calculation is displayed No Tide Calculation The tidal window displays the name of the tidal station moon phase and time for the next high or low wather Tide curve Phase of the moon 41531752 15 Time for next tide The column to the left displays the tidal level the red cursor displays the current water level and time in the tidal cycle The time beneath the curve indicates the time for the next high or low tide The arrow to the right displays the moon phase When the tide panel is touched withe the cursor the time until the next full moon is displayed Moon 578 11 53 17 52 127 Tidal corrections are based on measurements from the Norwegian Mapping Authority over the past 30 years Olex chooses the nearest tide station atomatically If the distance to the nearest tide station 15 more than 100 nm the tidal calculation will stop and the panel disappears from the screen www olex no General Navigation Continously updated ship position The ship symbol usually moves across the screen in steps based on the frequence of
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5. Plot layers lt lt lt gt gt gt Eu EEN ECE ERE ET Sm a Right mouse button changes labels 54 2 Choose factor and method and then click Find possible depth errors The possible depth errors are shown as waypoints that forms a line object Settings Past trips Layers 3D Mark Track Bottom Profile 5 nm oo lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Boxes Pint 8 34 30 0 Plot layers lt CEI E 6 H I J Right mouse button changes labels 3 Byopening the line object for editing the waypoints can be moved around to choose what depth values to delete oto gt gt gt Relief Boxes Print 8 34 37 Settings Past trips Layers 3D Mark Track Bottom Profile Chosen zoute 0200 A EROS GE 5 idedsum Planar diff Loneliness gt Down 1 Erase indicated depths Relief Grayscale Left Rie lt lt lt gt gt gt Grayscale Left Bight Chart selection Fisheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames Char fe i Plot layers lt E FS o A button changes labels 4 Then click Erase indicated depths And confirm when asked Erase these indicated depths Repeat the prosess again or click Abort to exit www olex no Delete depth errors along trip Sometimes a lot of depth errors may oc
6. 8 www olex no North arrow Touch the arrow in the upper right corner A panel where to change the ship s location on the screen and orientation of the map opens In Cut North Course Jump Center Edge Grab the north arrow to rotate the map in any direction the arrow always always points towards north e n zooms in Out zooms out North and Course changes the map s orientation e Jump the ship moves across the screen while the map is stationary Center The ship is always located in the center of the screen If the chart is moved when Center is activated by using the arrow keys or the mouse the text below the arrow will change to New Center Edge The ship is always located near the edge of the screen with most of the chart area in front of the bow Zooming and rotation leads to a temporary change of view and the buttons Keep this and Go back opens in the upper part of the screen Keep thus fro back By clicking Keep this the new setting will be retained Go back resets the screen immediately After a period of inactivity the screen settings will automatically be reset Zooming The map can be zoomed in and out in different ways to see details Use the left mouse button to zoom in and the right mouse button to zoom out Use the buttons In or Out beneath the north arrow www olex no Basic operation e Move the mouse scrollwheel forwards to zoom out or
7. 42 Visualization err cq 43 Contour 43 lu T c 43 Bottom ZOOM 44 Color separation ccoooooooncccnnnnnnnnnnononnnnnnnnnos 45 ZOOM CE senders 45 A mark determines the zoom depth 45 Setting the zoom depth manually 45 Zoom depth below vessel 45 No other depth data 45 No zoom bottom point 45 AA o 45 Profile view along the course line 46 Profile view from the ship to a waypoint 46 Profile view along a line object 46 Change the coordinates 46 Create marks in 2 D map 46 Pata 47 Profile and 47 SD 47 New perspective 3D 47 Controlling the 47 Horizontal view 48 Vertical VIEW m sea 48 JD TIS Che ee 48 Combining features 48 Jl 48 Isometric 3D yieW 49 Save own depth data 49 Area and volume calculations 5 Remove depth errors S1 Removing single depth errors 51 Removing depth errors using bottom ZOOM eee ee eee eee eene 52 Search LOE OT
8. Edit opens the Edit panel for editing settings Autonay Center Edit Finish closes the panel and saves the settings Mark position dated 9 1 2012 09 58 54 Solo P gt gt ep Roe We amp Edit panel for line objects E X A I 9 n 6 A E X A This panel opens when a line object is created or chosen In top of the panel the timestamp when the line object is created or changed is displayed Yellow Green Maroon Brown Black Positions dated 29 2011 10 54 36 Route Track Line Area Reverse course Edit text Delete mark Delete all Line obj ects Track length is 0 14 nm aa a ES Line objects are lines tracks routes and areas There are only A AA AN EE ERES minor differences between this objects and they are _ Red Yellow Green Maroon Brown Black generally handled he same way A line object consists of 2 or Tees more marks connected with straight lines Reverse course Edit text Delete mark Delete all The panel has buttons layer assignment choice of color and for chosing the type of line object In the lower left corner there 1s a button named Reverse course this changes the direction of the line object Chosen line panel When a line object is placed the Chosen line panel opens The text Chosen line Chosen track or Chosen route appears in the upper part of the panel depending of type of line object In addition there will be the length of
9. 185 2m Settings Past trips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profile td oso lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Pit 11 22 29 Select demo 4 GPS 63 26 564 10 21 003 E 4 Course 26 9 3 knots E ES Purple ship symbols show that the crossing occurs in front of ie the crossing vessel but with a good safety margin 7 qas NM 07 15 12 49 nn Teist a Sar a a a IT Olex The List button on the AIS menu will flash in red and when the list of AIS targets is opened the name of the vessels that are within the area will be marked in red In addition the column TCPA Time to Closest Point of Approach will display the number of seconds to the closest point of approach occurs and Minimum distance shows the minimum distance between the vessels www olex no 71 AIS Depth transfer Click More info to open the info panel and then click Activate as depth receiver It is possible to transfer depth values between two Olex systems so the seabed mapping can be based on measurements from both systems simultaneously To receive from or send data to another system the vessel must be identified with its unique MMSI id This can be done in two ways Entering the MMSI manually If the vessel s MMSI is known click on Configuration to open
10. Chart selection No E Plot layers lt lt lt gt gt gt B CED E o H 1 3 A Pero Right mo mouse button changes labels 2 Choose Past trips Rescale according to this trip gt Delete measurements along the trip s 3D O ottom Profile From MBES 0 1s beam EEE Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Chart selection Norwegen HO Fi isheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames Chertfiles CD index ChartWorld versions Plot layers lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt E Er pee pec pcr Ai Period Right mouse button changes labels navn 3 self measured depth values along the trip will be deleted and the seafloor map is being recalculated www olex no 55 Seafloor mapping 56 www olex no Trips All trips are registered and stored automatically and can be displayed from the Trips menu The trips are numbered chronologically and have a date and a timestamp Trips data can not be deleted or changed and can not be exported to other Olexsystemes A trip appears as a reddish brown line that 1 logged in the vessles wake The color of the line indicates the ship s speed light color indicates low speed dark color indicates a higher
11. Multibeam Calculate Graph Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Grey areas on the graph are peaks that are filtered out due to obvious errors Blue areas beneath the graph are parts of the seabed already mapped This window is used mostly as a tool for troubleshooting and have no practiacl impact on the seafloor mapping www olex no 61 WASSP If the Fish button is activated a sonar image opens where objects in the water column are shown in colors Black lines show the seabed detection from WASSP and the red lines show the detection of various calculated bottom echoes More opens a panel with settings for configuration of WASSP WASSP settings Attitude sensor Kongsberg Distance from reference point Forward 0 00 meters starboard 0 00 meters Downward 0 00 meters 3 Pitch correction 0 00 degrees 4 Roll correction 0 00 degrees Pitch 1 80 1 38 1 89 1 52 5 Rol 05811151030 0 67 Heave 0 01 0 02 0 02 0 00 6 GPS position lag 0 000 AsOlex 7 Min speed 0 0 HDOP 4 0 now 0 8 8 9 Class GPS DGPS FloatRTK Fixed 10 Automatic sound speed calibration 11 GPS for tdetheave 12 _ Automatic recording of raw data 13 cos En wf DU ET Aare 16 starting raw recording 17 Import options 62 Displays the type of motion sensor If several sensors are available Olex will pr
12. Olex User manual version 7 31 Diverse Turer Info 3D C Her Slepestrek Bunn Snitt ol gt gt d ee Wr A pts P inc aA J P A a Kartvalg Sjokartverket Fiskeridatabase ChartWord Bakgrunn Kartnam CD oversikt ChartWorld versjoner IT Plotterlag gt gt CB _D G H I J Periode H yre museknapp endrer navn gt Olex AS Postboks 1256 Pirsenteret WWW olex e no N 7462 Trondheim Table of contents Save own plotter data 21 O A ninesi 22 Sorting objects by the use of an area 22 Basic operation 7 Grouping 1dentic objects 22 Starting the system ssersvorssenensserssersnessnordeacsense 7 Split and join lines 22 The Mal SCHON 8 SPHE AM A T 22 North arrowW en 9 WOM AMINE 23 AST roer 9 Moyie the Mader 9 Export and import data 25 a p The FleDroWser ansia 25 NA E 10 Sorting directories and files 25 File AVIS AVION Lc 25 General Navigation 1 Import files e cncnrenenenrenenenrncnnnnnne 25 Position from GPS receiver 11 EXDOEL MIOS T 26 Depths from echo sounder 11 Create
13. Sel 63 35 341 N 10 53 160 E meters Today 9 11 Center Edit Finish Autonav Steer 129 Starboard 5 120 igo h More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Fisheries database PRIMARIC ENC Background GeoNames Chartfiles CD index ChartWorld versions c E E E j c 8 Period Right mouse button changes labels Select the mark or lineobject and click Autonav in the Chosen mark or Chosen line panel Active route 1 3 2011 0 20 nm From Start Theese times are calculated continuously so any change in speed will change the times accordingly Length of stay can also be taken into account enter the estimated length of stay after the port name in parentheses to hal ae Name of port 10 minutes Click Yes to confirm when asked Do you want to start Autonav The autopilot will now receive signals from Olex and starts navigating to or along the selected object The Autonav panel opens to the right The panel displays a suspi Erst Los EU ese graphical representation of the same messages received by jt B gt xc 2 No He the auto pilot O Xx A O x A E X A Lautangen 10 minutes Total length is 0 20 nm Cut B Course correction F G H I E J Planned courses Reon a E dit text Delete mark Delete all Correction for distance the ri
14. True heading 147 0 Vector Relief Grayscale Left Right lt lt lt gt gt gt Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Profile view from the ship to a waypoint profile view will be updated continuously Settings Past trips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profile 7 From ship to active mark length 0 57 nm mean depth 38 21 True heading 12 4 Vector Relief Grayscale Left Right lt lt lt gt gt gt Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database CharWorld Background GeoNames Chartfiles CD index ChartWorld versions Plot layers gt A B c P E F H I J Period Right mouse button changes labels Profile view along a line object Select an existing line object or create a new one The profile along the line object is viewed Settings Past trips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profile 63 35 280 N 10953 741 E 21m Along chosen route length 0 34 nm mean depth 46 23 A CB c P E F G H I J Period Right mouse button changes labels Change the coordinates If a line object is selected it is possible to change the coordinates by moving the waypoints The profile changes while the wayp
15. 19 12 26 Directory 19 12 26 Directory 18 11 58 Directory 18 11 58 Directory 10 dec 2010 Access denied 4 jun2010 Directory 4 2010 Directory lib 4jun2010 Directory olexisolink 3 2010 Directory olexdevice 3jun2010 Directory olex2device 2010 Directory i 3jun2010 Directo Data type Own depth data Last 10 screenshots see Filename 0 0 0 0 Save www olex no Seafloor mapping 49 Seafloor mapping Area and volume calculations In areas with seafloor maps Olex can calculate the volume of water and seafloor mass within a limited area Start by creating an area then set the upper and lower limits for the volume to be calculated If some of the area is going to cover landareas only wet area twill be calculated Start by creating an area Then click Volume Chosen area 0 68 nm Autonav Center Eat Finish Positions dated 5 9 2011 12 01 06 Objects Export p A lt gt E Ha a ee ee Red Yellow Green Maroon Brown Black Route Track Line Area Reverse course Edit text Delete mark Delete all Set the upper and lower depth values by clicking on the numbers and then change the depth values Autonay Center Positions dated 5 9 2011 12 01 06 Reverse course Upper depth 10 Lower depth 30 Calculate Abort Enter the new value and click Ok 50 the numbers are numbe
16. Modify an existing line object 18 Moving the map 9 Multi beam echo sounder 42 MultiBean Echo Sounder 59 N New Center 9 NMEA meldinger 90 Noise 59 64 North arrow 9 Oceanic currents 81 calibrating the water speed sensor 32 surface current 81 P Placing a line object on a given position 18 Placing a mark on a given position 16 Plot layers 20 Plotter data 15 Plotterdata from old Olex versions 21 Position from GPS receiver 11 Power off 10 Profile 45 change the coordinates 46 create marks in the 2 D map 46 www olex no path planning 47 profile and hardness 47 profile view along a line object 46 profile view along the course line 46 profile view from the ship to a waypoint 46 R Reassign plotlayers 21 Relief 43 Remove depth errors 51 factor 53 removing depth errors using bottom zoom 52 removing single depth errors 51 Search for errors 53 Rename the plot layer 21 Roll and pitch 12 Route 19 S Save own depth data 49 Save own plotter data 21 Save screenshots 88 Seafloor hardness adjusting the hardness colors 65 echogram 66 Seafloor hardness ES60 65 Seafloor mapping 41 Search for errors direction 54 factor 53 method 53 Self measured depth data 37 Shared depth data 37 Single beam echo sounder 42 Sonar 84 track 84 Sorting directories and files 25 Sorting objects 22 Sorting objects by the use of an area 22 Split 22 Split 2D 3D 48 Split and join lines 22 Split lines 22 Starting the system 7
17. backwards to zoom 1n e Click on the chart scale in the main menu left click zooms in right click zooms out The Page Up and Page Down keys zoom in and out respectively Moving the map The map can be moved in any direction Press the scrollwheel or the middle button on a 3 button mouse Move the mouse while the button is pressed e On a2 button mouse hold down both buttons simultaneously e Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move the map Press and hold the middle mouse button or the scrollwheel Then press and hold one of the other buttons as well A red circle appears Move the mouse away from the circle and the map will continuously move in the opposite direction By moving the mouse pointer the map will move in steps in the opposite direction proportional to the lenght of the red line When the line is short map will move slowly and when the line is long the map will move faster Basic operation Buttons and menus Some buttons opens new menus and others activates functions The button is not activated When the button is etines touched both the text and the frame will turn red The button 1s activated If the function is unavailable the text is light gray and it is not possible Reset to click on it Some buttons have a little gray check box to the left Private plotter data of the text The function is activated by clicking some Default settings for new
18. speed Click on Trips in the Main menu to open the Trips panel The header displays the trip number date and time Trips that are registered today displays the time only Past trips Trip 5 Tuesday 2 8 12 26 to 12 47 O Show trip on map _ Rescale according to this trip Make route from trip _ Delete measurements along the trip _ Mew trips are started automatically _ Terminate this tip and start another _ Another trip in this area Previous trip _ Next trip _ Current trip Ship symbol Never 20sec 1min 3min 10min e Show trip on the map this is the same trip that is displayed in the heading Rescale according to this trip Scales the map so the entire trip is displayed on the screen Trips Make route from trip A copy of the requested trip is created and saved as a new route The trip will be found in the log and can be displayes as usual Delete measurements along the trip Deletes all depth measurements along the trip New trips are started automatically the function start and end trips automatically A trip is considered completed when the ship has lain at rest over a certain time A new trip is started automatically when the ship starts moving again Terminate this trip and start another ends the current trip and start a new trip immediately The feature can be used even if the function New trips start automatically is turned on Another trip in this area browse
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20. Click on Create message and a text box opens under the panel In the lower part of the panel there are 2 rows of buttons The buttons in the first row sets preferences for depth transfer betweeen multiple Olex systems The buttons in the second row determines the lifetime of the AIS track Click Ok to save the changes and close the panel Type the message and select the vessel from the list of AIS targets The recipient will appear to the left of the text field as AIS targets Send to name of vessel Click Send message to send to the selected vessel Click List in the AIS panel and an overview of all visible AIS targets within range opens MESSAGE FOR TEIST_ If the recipient has to verify that the message is received click Must be acknowledged To broadcast a message to all AIS targets in range click first on Broadcast to all and then click Send Message LI Tei mu 1 _ Frit F7 E The grey check box indicates that an AIS target is selected and that the target s info box 1s open Click on a name to locate the vessel on the screen If the message contains a notification of possible danger Targets showing the MMSI id instead of the name are AIS click Safety related The text turns red indicating that the targets that message has high priority have just come within range class AIS targets that can not be identified by older The me
21. DATA 9 1 0 ZIP 563 86M zn Vector charts Select the file s and then click Read to import the files Export files Connect a USB device to one of the slots on the machine Click Write to to open the filebrowser or Ignore to close the panel Or click Settings Save data to storage device Select a device to open the filebrowser window 9 feb 2011 9 feb 2011 9 feb 13 10 9 feb 12 40 9 feb 12 34 18 jun 2010 23 apr 2010 22 apr 2010 bilder Olex bilder zip id Directory Directory Olex plotter data Vector charts Vector charts Vector charts olexplot gz Lab Machine DC1900 20100429 zip prm 1101004 DATA 9 1 0 ZIP S63 1101003 DATA 9 1 0 ZIPS63 Select the type of file to be saved Own depth data AII plotter data Last 10 screenshots or Hardware 1d Rename the file or leave the suggested name unchanged than click Save Storage of different types of files are described in their corresponding sections 26 Create a directory To create a new directory click Make directory in the upper right of the filebrowser nt s 3g probe ntfs 3 usleep ipcalc doexec rpm traceroute find unlink uname Name the directory and click Ok to save 9 feb 2011 Olex 9 feb 2011 bilder zip 230k 9feb1310 id 83 9feb1240 olexplot gz Lab Machin 1101004 DA 1101003 DA bilder Copy and move files Files on the computers local drive can be copied or moved to other locations Open the file
22. Surface current 81 T Terminal Window 88 The main screen 8 Index The plot layer panel 20 Tide window 8 Tides 13 Track 19 Trawl sensor 83 Trips 57 True heading 12 U Updating the clock in Olex 88 Upgrading the Olex version 87 from a USB device 87 from CD 87 Using the mouse 89 create a new mark 89 delete a mark 89 open a new shell commandprompt 89 quick display of the contents of a file 89 return to the Olexscreen 89 shortcuts 89 system Messages 89 zooming 89 V Visualization 43 relief 43 W WASSP 61 using WASSP 61 Water temperature 79 plot 79 WIND 77 calibrating the wind speed sensor 77 wind speed sensor 77 X XYZ export 85 exporting seafloor data 85 importing seafloor data 85 Z Zoom depth 45 Mark determines the zoom depth 45 no other depth data 45 no zoom bottom point 45 setting the zoom depth manually 45 zoom depth below vessel 45 Zooming 9 www olex no 95
23. bottom zoom depth range Each depth range is assigned to one specific color If the color separation is set to 1 meter this means that depth areas that have less than 1 m depth difference will have the same color Bottom zoom range will be 15 meters If the color separation is increased to 5 meters the depth areas that varies by less than 5 meters will have the same color And the bottom zoom range will be 75 meters The color distance is adjustable from 0 1 to 500 meters Bottom zoom from 21to 36 meters Lock Zoom depth 28 meters lt lt gt gt gt Bottom zoom from 21to 36 meters Lock Zoom depth 28 meters lt lt gt gt gt Color separation 5 meters lt lt lt gt gt gt No other depth data Hotcolors On the first picture is the color space set to 1 meter on the other photo the color separation is increased to 5 meters Zoom depth The zoom depth can be specified in several different ways A mark determines the zoom depth Select an existing mark or place a new mark Click the Bottom button in the main menu The depth below this mark now determines the zoom depth If the mark is moved to a deeper or shallower water the zoom depth changes and hence the bottom zoom range After the zoom range is selected click Lock to keep the setting The selected mark can then be closed for editing by clicking Finish on the chosen mark panel Seafloor mapping Setting the zoom depth manuall
24. currents The Olex system calculates ocean currents in relation to the lunar half day having a duration equivalent to the tidal rhythm The lunar half day is divided into 12 lunar hours and by observing the current in the individual lunar hours Olex can calculate future ocean currents The ocean is divided into a grid similar to the depth boxes but with a slightly coarser resolution Each square current box contains a set of observations related to the timing of the lunar half day In addition to the measured currents at the moment the measurements are stored in the current boxes and builds up a detailed map Each set of measurements is represented by an arrow that shows the current speed and direction Oceanic currents Click Mapped currents to view the map AIS Config List Messages gt Water current 196 0 2 knots Arrow More currents 18 hours The timescale makes it possible to display a projection of currents in the next 18 hours Drag the slider on the time scale to the right to show the estimated currents in the near future 1 4 a c Water current 114 0 1 knots amp xrow More currents E 1 30 ed AIS Contig List Messages gt Water current 59 0 1 knots Arow More Mapped currents PHY 5 30 T The yellow arrows
25. gt gt gt True heating 57 Vecur ji e Chase Word Background Adjusting the hardness colors The panel at the lower left shows the hardness colors spread on a scale from 0 to 100 Hardness Click Edit to open a view of the of hardness colors used in the visible screen Linear Contrast DAVE Reset The buttons at the bottom of the window are used to change the color spread The colors are spread linearly from 0 to 100 Each color will always have the Lmear same hardness The colors are spread evenly from the lowest to the highest value alia Seafloor hardness ES60 If an area has little variation in hardness values the columns may have almost the Contrast same color Contrast spreads all hardness colors so there will be higher contrast between the different values Current color setting is stored as a color profile a Loads a previously stored color profile Reset Changing the color settings do not change the hardness values stored in the system The colors can be adjusted but the colors mutual location can not be changed Echogram To open the traditional view of the sonar window click on Echo in the main menu 500 lt lt lt gt gt gt REE Boxes PE 17 30 18 Fr GPS 63 28 739 N 10 25 705 E Course 12 AIS Config List Messages Wind 263 2 4
26. map 81 D Databases create a new database 38 database panel 37 delete a database 38 export a database 38 import a database 39 modify an existing database 38 organizing databases 37 setting parameters 38 visible and active databases 37 Delete a line object 18 Delete a mark 16 Delete files 27 Delete measurements along a trip 55 delete all measurements along this trip 55 delete all measurements on a previous trip 55 Delete plotter objects 21 93 Index Depth panel 11 Depth window 8 DGPS 62 Dimmer panel 8 Distance between trawl doors 83 DNSCOS 63 Echo sounder 11 Echogram 11 66 adjusting the signal strength 67 depth scale 66 details of hardness calculation 67 history 66 Edge 9 Edit 15 17 Edit a mark 16 Edit panel 15 Edit panel for line objects 17 Ellipsoid 63 ES60 65 Estimated time of arrival 73 Event mark 16 Export and import data 25 Export files 26 Export plotter data 21 File navigation 25 Filebrowser 25 Finish 15 17 Fish Colors 63 Fixed RTK 62 Float RTK 62 G General Navigation 11 Geoid 63 GPS panel 11 GPS window 8 Grouping identic objects 22 H Hardware ID 88 Heading 12 Hotkeys keyboard Shortcuts 89 using the mouse 89 94 I Import files 25 ine objects 17 Isometric 3D view 49 ITI 3D view 83 Track 83 ITI Integrated Trawl Instrumentation 83 J Join lines 23 Jump 9 L Line 19 M Magnetic heading 12 Maintenance Mode 88 Mark 15 MBES 59
27. on the complexity of the map I ER lt lt lt gt Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center ater eal Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries databas e ChartWorld Background Ge oNames Chart files CD index ChartWorld versions Plotlayers So NN Right mouse button changes labels Olex Removing single depth errors 2 Zoom in until the depth values are shown This method is best suited for removing one or more single A PIOS ox MEN 1 163 161 159 161 162 164 166 166 163 164 1 171 169 166 164 162 161 160 159 158 158 MB 41 MBES 0 15 depth errors o EEEIEE gx 1030 790 E a 178 7 MEME 155 154 154 154 15 156 6 154 1 B Settings Past mips Layers 8D Track Hardness Bottom Profile 05 i 00 lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Boxes Pint 8 59 10 E 5 a BR E 50 m 3 e i 5 y 111 MN A 8 178 1 178 4 59 1 153 15 149 148 147 147 147 147 148 149 150 52 152 152 15 153 154 Ex jon es x B 178 178 1 178 5 16 o 158 156 14 4 4 42 143 144 146 147 148 149 150 151 151 151 15 53 153 153 154 5 156 At Course 280 se kan 8 78 178 178 178 178 MI ML LL 13
28. presentation the seafloor map with contours or depth numbers is displayed on the screen The seafloor map is displayed in blue tones ranging from bright blue that means shallow areas to dark blue that means deeper areas The colors are allocated from the surface down to a certain depth value which can be set in the menu bar seafloor deeper than this value gets the darkest shade of blue 0 5 nm oM lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Boxes Prnt 8 03 01 Select demo From MBES 0 15 3 qn Settings Pasttrips Layers 3D C Track Hardness Bottom Profile True heading 91 4 Vector A peen Depth contows 1 2 5 10 20 so 100 Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Anges Noise Center Backscatter db E a Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames Chart files CDindex ChartWorld versions gt A MEN c EN TE ERD J Period Right mouse button changes labels Plot layers The depth range is set by clicking the arrow buttons on the main menu minimum depth is 5 meters and maximum depth 15 9000 meters 0 mco Equidistance the depth difference between each contour line automatically adjusts the selected depth range The equidistance can also be set manually by clicking on the value in the depth contour panel at the bottom o
29. provides official charts worldwide IC ENC is an international center for official electronic navigation and provide official charts worldwide Chart Word ENCRYPTION S 63 STANDARD 5 57 v 3 OFFICIAL YES COMMERCIAL YES Diverse Turer Info 3D Slepestrek Hardhet Bunn Snitt 0600 lt lt lt gt gt gt Ree Punt 11 04 45 0 Fra MBES 0 15 63 35 323 10 53 998 Hommelvik 1419 03 33 Tronheimsfjorden Periode H yre museknapp endrer navn Provider of both official and commercial charts worldwide 29 Navigational charts NOAA ENCRYPTION No encryption STANDARD 5 57 v 3 OFFICIAL YES free COMMERCIAL NO National Osceanic and Atmospheric Admistration is an american organization that provides official nautical charts for the U S and some other parts of the world The charts can be downloaded for free but the rights for use are regulated by NOAA Norwegian Fisheries Database ENCRYPTION Encryption key file in Olex STANDARD NSKV OFFICIAL NO COMMERCIAL YES RUSSLAND DANMARK Kartvalg Sjokertverker Fiskeridatabase Bakgrum Karmavn ChartWorld versjoner Cuy Deo Plotterlag gt gt gt B c D E F G H I J Periode H yre museknapp endrer navn The Norwegian Fisheries Database is created by the Norwegian Mapping Authority The charts are available from the provider NSKV ENCRYPTION E
30. raw data files and depth databases The seafloor map can be displayed in different ways with contours relief bottom hardness bottom zoom and 3D Any errors that occurs during the surveying can afterwards be removed in different ways The earth surface is divided into small squares called depth boxes Each box is 5x5 metres unless a different resolution 1s chosen This resolution is chosen to match the position accuracy of a conventional GPS If a more accurate GPS is connected the resolution can be changed A depth box can contain either a measured or a calculated value When the echo sounder receives a value the value is stored in a deep box and the system will calculate the depth values in a given radius around this www olex no From MBES 0 15 63 35 377 N 10 53 054 E Course 110 8 2 knots 9 satellites hdop 0 9 Angles Noise 240156 By zooming in one depth value is displayed in each depth box Measured values are red and calculated values are dark gray By activating Boxes in the main menu it is possible to see the values of the vertical soundings which will be either red or yellow Depth boxes with red numbers contains data from the Olex shared database and yellow numbers are self mea sured depth values If Settings Show calculation progress is turned off all numbers will be red The quality of the seafloor map depends on how many depths that are measured The more depths me
31. shared depth data Self measured data are depth data measured by each of the user Shared data are depth values measured by Olex users wordwide i VN Mcd Seafloor databases x EI Olex standard Active s J16a0g2010 v Edit Create new D zh 0 0 E E NE o 1 vL A Reset Make active Export Finish i y Pr True heading 198 7 Vector SER Y Relief Grayscale Left Right lt lt lt gt gt gt Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database Char World Background Chartfiles CDindex TE en Pleedeg B c JEN F d H I J Period Right mouse button changes labels Plot layers Users submits their depth data to Olex where the data are processed and stored in one large data base This database 1s updated several times a year By submitting their own data users will have access to regurlarly updated depth databases When buying a new Olex system the newest version of the depth database will be preinstalled if the user would participate in data sharing Database panel Databases can be easily created deleted imported or exported by using the Depth database panel Click Info Select database to open The upper part of the panel displays an overview of the databases existing in the system In the lower part there are buttons with v
32. t il 178 178 178 178 178 DE S IIIS 145 148 149 15 152 153 15 155 156 157 158 159 159 160 161 150 161 ic EM oom In un 1 e ep errors are 15 aye 1n e al 178 178 178 178 178 178 DE SUIS 16 17 148 150 151 152 154 155 156 157 158 159 159 160 161 161 162 MEM ic EM 173 178 178 178 178 178 178 tee 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 159 159 MAN 159 162 162 163 163 1 MEME 172 172 im im rs vs we 178 177 S NEEN iso i OA 152 iss ise 155 156 157 1 159 160 161 163 s a oso 178 178 178 178 177 177 177 MD 155 163 160 158 156 154 153 152 153 154 155 155 156 158 159 159 160 161 162 163 168 165 165 c 173 173 172 172 178 178 178 178 177 177 177 177 162 160 ASB 156 155 154 155 156 157 158 153 159 160 161 162 163 163 168 165 AN 164 157 175 175 o 175 173 00 172 178 178 178 178 177 177 177 177 17 AME 160 158 157 157 157 157 158 160 160 161 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 168 MEM 175 175 175 173 172 172 EE 172 175 175 175 US 174 EM 17 173 174 175 175 175 174 4 When there are several depth values to be removed de place a mark at each depth box so it formes a line object o 1 tings Past trips Layers 3D Mark Track Bottom Profile 1 r _ owo lt lt lt 12 15 34 156 156 156 158 156 15 157 157 MB 157 157 158 157 157 58 158 18 157 158 158 18 158 150 ISS 159 159 150 160 160 161 160 180 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 161 8 160 1 1 157 157 15158 157 158 58 158 158 1
33. to nautical miles at dim 0 5nm 1 0nm Size of ship symbol Small C Meim Large No depths below 10m 20m 30m Disabled Course line Otra 03 10mm 3min 10min 1how Switching to next waypoint in autonay Noswoplt 1 Depths and heights shown as Feet Meters Fathoms Language Norsk English Espa ol Francais Italiano slenska Svenska Hellas Japan Pycckuu Seafloor calculation Optimal performs a quality check before the values are used in the calculation Always uses all depth values e Stopped turns off the calculation Seafloor calculation should normally be set to Optimal for a best result Calculation limit Sets the upper limit of depth values to be used for calculation This should normally be set somewhere between 5 metres and 100metres Appropriate recommendations may be 5m or 10m 42 Echo sounder with bottom hardness On the basis of raw data from the echo sounder Olex calculates the seabed topography and hardness This is done based on the seabeds ability to reflect sound adjusted for factors that may affect the measurements Without HT software the data will be treated as data from a csingle beam sounder where only the depths are transferred via serial cable The hardness is displayed with colors Each color representing a hardness value Turn on the hardness view by clicking Hardness in the main menu
34. versjoner Avbryt kertbygging The charts are turned on and off by clicking the button the respective og the chartsystems The background chart and GeoName are installed on the machine by delivery The charts consist of layers with different levels of detail When zooming out or in the view changes automatically between the different layers If the function Layerss Auto chart selection is turned off a button row opens at the top of the screen corresponding to the different layers It is possible to select which layer detail level to be displayed EN e j ejo E F Other chart features Hide depths In the Settings menu there is an option for hiding depths of more than 10 20 or 30 meters Only depths that is shallower than the selected number will appear on screen Click Setting gt No depths below 10 20 or 30 meters To always see all depths choose Disabled www olex no Navigational charts Small text and symbols If the texts and symbols are large in relation to the chart view click the Layers Small texts and symbols Animated lights For easier navigation lantern symbols are made that changes color according to which sector the ship is in The symbol will flash in accordance with lights flash characteristic if the data can be found in the map Only lights that are believed to be visible from the ship will be active Activated the function by clicking Layers gt Animated lights To
35. when the GPS receives positioning signals For high speed vessels the function Settings Continously updated ship position should be enabled The ship symbol s location will be updated continuously based on the current speed and course Continuous ranging arrow To find the distance and heading between the ship and a given point object the function Continuous ranging arrow can be used Click Settings Continuous ranging arrow A line with starting point at the ship and end point in the cursor will appear on the screen The corresponding information panel with positioning information length and direction will open on the right side beneath the Tidal Panel GPS 63 35 132 9 49 624 E Course 332 15 7 knots 9 satellites hdop 1 3 Depth in meters X 977 4 Brekstad Moon 28 1 1 4 0 15 nn 81 Cm 0 6 08 22 14 32 6195 Range 63 35 156 9 49 961 E 0 15 nm 81 15 General Navigation 14 www olex no Plotter data Plotter data plotterobjects are marks line objects and areas Diverse Turer Info Slepesuek Hardhet Bunn Suite Em N Track Area This data are organized in plot layers and saved to the computers harddrive There are no limits to the amount of data that can be stored Mark A mark can be one single object or several marks can be connected to form lineobjects Marks can be displayed with different s
36. 04 DATA 9 1 0 ZIPS63 86M 23 apr2010 Vektorkart Plotter data like marks and tracks are not included in the Dol gom E XYZ export 24M 13 apr 2007 1 Create an area that limits the area to be exported 2 Choose the file that contains the seafloor data and then click Read Answer Yes when asked XYZ data do you really want to read Diverse Turer Info 3D Slepestrek Hardhet Bunn Ekko Snitt WOM HDO gt gt gt er 3 The data are imported and the bottom map is being ES ren recalculated An yellow window showing the status of pL sisjon er fra 23 9 2010 07 40 BXABXA the import opens Objekter olum 4 Plottelag B E kt E I 1 Rod Gul Lila Bron Sor Rute Slepestrek Linje Endretekst Fjem punktet Berecgner Avsiutter i lt lt gt gt gt CD oversikt ChartWorld versjoner P G 1 J Periode H yre museknapp endrer navn 2 Click Export in Edit panel and select the device where to save the file seafloor data in the area are compressed and placed in a file that is named export gz Diverse Turer Info 3D G Slepesuek Hardhet Bunn Ekko Sit 0 60 0 50 lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Bokser Print 7 40 58 0 Velg demo GPS 63926 493N 10923 594 21 6 8 knop 10
37. 1 J Period Right mouse button changes labels 26 76 www olex no WIND SOFTWARE Olex normal installation HARDWARE wind speed sensor INTERFACE Serial port Vessels with a wind speed sensor have a panel in the lower left of the screen that shows wind speed and direction in addition to the meteorological name Wind direction Description Wind 204 3 4 knots Calm Arrows More Wind intensity By clicking on Arrows two arrows near the ship opens that shows the wind direction The red arrow shows the wind direction at the moment the green arrow shows the average wind direction for the last 10 minutes oo lt lt lt gt gt gt Reit 5 Piu 9 34 38 O GPS 63 26 489 10 21 349 Course 321 15 4 knots 1 Settings Past trips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profile 0 5 nun Select demo Depth in meters 98 0 Trondheim Moon lotte data CPU 34 Olex Click More to open a graphical overview of the wind direction and strength at a given period of time oi lt lt lt gt gt gt Punt 9 34 29 GPS 63 26 456 10 21 410 Settings Past trips Layers 3D Q Track Hardness Bottom Profile 0 5 nm Select demo Course 322 15 4 knots 10 satelli 7 Trondheim Moon Relative Vector
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39. 177 177 177 177 176 176 176 176 176 176 176 176 176 175 176 176 175 175 175 175 175 175 AM 173 175 175 1 173 173 173 173 178 178 178 178 178 178 177 MM 177 177 176 176 176 176 176 176 176 176 176 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 EB 173 is 175 MB 173 173 173 172 172 178 178 178 178 177 177 177 176 176 176 176 176 176 175 175 176 175 176 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 MISA 173 173 17 175 175 9173 173 172 172 178 178 178 178 177 177 177 177 MEME 176 176 176 176 175 175 175 175 175 96 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 MEME 173 175 175 175 173 173 173 172 178 177 177 176 176 176 175 175 175 175 175 175 ERG 174 174 174 175 175 175 175 175 PERS 173 173 17 175 175 175 173 172 172 6 The mark line object can be removed when the m recalculation is finshed le 170 168 155 166 118 BE 155 154 165 1651 iis 121 12021 120 115 88 2 122122 1122 124 70 139 125 125 124 123 Olex 129 Eo NN aS S 32 www olex no 4 Place a mark in a depth box with depth error and then click Bottom to start the bottom zoom function 5 Select Keep in the bottom zoom panel Then remove the mark this is only used to define the bottom zoom depth Adjust the color separation to determine the bottom zoom range so that most errors are included 6 Than select Delete data in the bottom zoom panel to delete the depth errors Search for errors The system can also search for errors on th
40. 4 E E 500 gt gt gt Select demo Course 180 gt gt gt Stonger 9 6 knots m 14 satellites hdop 1 4 up Dom lt lt Depth in meters rondheim Moon INi 15 4121 39 845 AIS Config List Messages Wind 338 1 4 knots We o re on Water temperature 21 1 C Relief Grayscale 288 Right lt lt lt E Tre re E Vector Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries ma GeoNames Chart files Ol Plot layers gt gt B E iver reza 66 www olex no The arrows lt lt lt and gt gt gt moves the echogram each time you click on one of the buttons the track moves accordingly gt gt gt Relief Boxes Past 16 36 12 Settings Past tips Layers 3D Track Hardness Aus up Down lt lt Pase gt gt gt Strong 9 8 knots kr states ndop 1 4 Depth in meters Trondheim Moon 27 N osup _15 4121 39 64 AIS Config List Messages A j Wind 314 1 5 knots Westerly light air Arrows More 20 Water temperature 211 C Plot we bs Relief Grayscale Eeft Right lt lt lt gt gt gt True heading 180 6 Vector 50 hart E GhartWord Background GeoNames Chartfiles CDindex ChartWord versions pe F 6 I J Perio
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42. 6 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 EM 172 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 164 164 163 162 160 159 159 158 157 157 156 156 156 155 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 178 156 156 157 157 158 159 159 160 160 160 159 159 158 157 157 156 056 156 155 155 15 156 158 158 159 160 161 162 This method is suitable for removing larger areas of depth es ee ee a errors The depth values are first delimited by an area and the bottom zoom function is used to separate and delete depths that differs from the terrain around CE I 153 150 149 148 147 147 147 147 148 149 150 150 151 152 152 152 152 153 153 153 153 153 153 154 155 156 147 145 144 143 142 143 144 146 147 148 149 150 151 151 151 152 152 152 152 158 153 153 154 155 IURE 162 160 ees 141 139 138 139 141 143 145 146 147 149 149 150 151 151 151 152 152 152 152 154 153 154 MEME ee 134 135 138 14 143 145 146 147 148 149 150 150 151 151 152 153 154 154 Miss 155 oo 7 _ __ llo 137 139 142 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 154 155 156 156 156 157 158 158 178 178 v EMEN 3 136 133 140 142 143 145 147 148 149 151 152 153 154 155 155 156 157 156 157 158 158 160 178 178 175 175 CCC ML 137 139 141 143 145 146 148 149 150 152 153 154 155 155 156 157 159 157 158 159 159 161 178 178 178 175 tee 141 143 14 146 148 149 150 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 158 159 159 160 160 161 1 7 til th d th di l d d
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45. 77 Water temperature 79 Oceanic currents 81 Surface CUI TENG 81 Current MAD 81 Calibrating the water speed sensor 92 ITI Integrated Trawl Instrumentation eee eee e ee 83 juicio 83 SDN UU NUR 83 Sonar Sound Navigation and IRA OUND TR 84 85 Exporting seafloor data 85 Importing seafloor data 85 gt io 87 Upgrading the Olex version 87 From a USB device ees 87 87 Save screenshots eere eene ee eee error ree eres se 88 Maintenance Mode cce eeeeee 88 Maintenance Mode Terminal VVIBOOWsesccesbuetvssse eure irre eaa eS VIF E Ese 88 Updating the clock in 88 Hardware DD e 88 A cents 89 Keyboard Shortcuts 89 ihe MOUSE 89 89 Create a new mark 89 Selecta Mano 89 Delete MA 89 SOIC 89 Open a new shell commandprompt 89 System MESSATES 89 Return to the Olexscreen 89 Quick display of contents of a file 89 NMEA 90 A O 93 www o
46. Beam Angle Applies only multi beam echo sonders searching for depth errors caused by the sonar beam angle Own survey This means that depth values from the database Olex standard near own measured depth values are deleted and the seafloor map calculated only on the basis of own depth values Direction When Search for suspicious depth data is used the machine compares series with depth values to find possible depth errors Up compares and searches for depth errors in the range from the current value and upwards to a shallower value Only down compares and searches for depth errors in the range from the current value and upwards to a deeper value Up and down searching for depth values in both directions simultaneously Auto search for errors The machine can search for depth errors automatically Choose Settings Search for suspicious depth values Various parameters can be set to search for depth values in the visible screen Factor LC pego MN 2 5 Method OR Two sided sum Planar diff E Loneliness Dom Beam angle Own survey Direction Up Find possible depth errors Erase indicated depths 412 depths 0 found Abort 1 Zoomin until the screen displays the area where to search for depth errors Settings Past trips Layers 3D C Mark Track Bottom Profile lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Boxes Pine 8 34 07 Eras
47. Other chart features ee 33 TEE 19 Ere f UNS 33 Create a route from trip 19 Small text and symbols 33 nn 19 Animated lights sss 33 Create d Tie W Masini 19 ROMO 33 CUS 20 Overview 34 The plot layer panel 20 Vector chart data 34 Rename the plot layer 21 Delete plotter objects een 21 Databases ccccccccccccscssesscseccessccessscecssseees 37 Exp on indu 21 Database pane 27 Reassign plotlayers Tm 2 37 Plotterdata from old Olex versions 2 www olex no Organizing databases 37 Create a new database 38 Setting 38 Modify an existing database 38 Delete a Cala DAS une 38 Export a database eisen 38 Import a database 39 Seafloor 41 Create seafloor maps 42 Single beam echo sounder 42 Seafloor calculation 42 Calculation limit 42 Echo sounder with bottom hardness 42 Multi beam echo sounder
48. TO usaste 53 OM cies caine sea een 53 53 POTS COM 54 Auto search for errors eenen 54 Delete depth errors along a trip 55 Delete all depth values along this trip 55 Delete all depth values along d DreViOls EID diet 55 WEIDS oro M 57 MBES MultiBean Echo Sounder 59 AVY IN c 61 Usina WASSP mm 61 Seafloor hardness ES60 65 Adjusting the hardness colors 65 MT Tm 66 Dep Sale 66 3 UI 76 de T 66 Adjusting the signal strength 67 Details of hardness calculation 67 n 69 The AIS function panel 69 CORPS OD een 69 AIS CUOI ra iia 70 Sending and receiving messages 70 Avoid COMISION nein 71 EEN 71 Finding the best course 71 Depth transfer are 12 Entering the MMSI manually 72 Choose MMSI id from the list AA 72 0 sia 73 Estimated time of arrival 73 Correction of autopilot lag 74 AMIA 75 Name ARPA targets 75 Tracks from ARPA targets 75 ID VIEW A 76 eaa 77 www olex no Calibrating the wind speed sensor
49. W AD 7561S From a USB device lex 32 iso SAM 2jm1535 CD DVD image Find and download the latest Olex version on the website www olex no Select desired file 01 04 2012 07 17 Mappe individual files 01 04 2012 06 38 493 381 632 olex7 32 isco The filebrowser opens Click on the iso file Save the iso file on a memory device Connect it to your Optiarc DVD RW AD 7561S computer and click Read from EE CD DVD image Storage device detected USB Flash Disk Write to Ignore The filebrowser opens click on the iso file Olex 7 32 do you really want to read EE Olex 7 32 USB Flash Disk and click inside the filebrowser to select all the files olex 32 iso 471 13jan2012 CD DVD image Optiarc DVD RW 75615 lt lt lt CD DVD image Select desired file and then click inside the filebrowser window to select all the files Olex 7 32 USB Flash Disk Click Read and confirm when asked Olex 7 32 do you lt lt lt CD DVD image Ep pe Olex 7 32 Click Read and confirm when asked Olex 7 32 do you really want to read A window showing the innstallation progress opens any possible error messages will be displayed in the window The computer restarts when the installation is complete The computer restarts when the installation is complete www olex no 87 Appendix Save screenshots Click Print to save a picture of the screen up to 10 screenshots can be stor
50. am 10 52 42 O 44 Bottom zoom has several uses e visualization of formations highlight contrasts between depths removal of sounding errors By clicking Bottom in the top menu the bottom zoom depth range is displayed on the screen and the bottom zoom panel opens Bottom zoom from 48 to 198 meters Lock Zoom depth 119 meters Color separation 10 meters lt Delete data Ho other depth data Hot colors Hot colors The settings for the bottom zoom range is defined at the top of the panel A higher color separation means a broader zoom range By clicking on the arrows that change the color separation one will see that the bottom zoom range depends on the color separation The centre depth is changed by clicking the arrows lt lt and gt gt changes the depth by 10 meters for each click while lt and gt changes the distance by 1 meter When the bottom zoom depth range is set the parameters can be stored for later by clicking Lock When Bottom is activated later the previous settings are recalled If Lock is activated when the panel opens it means that manual mode was used the last time the bottom zoom feature was used No other depth data turns off and on all other colors than the bottom zoom colors Hot colors change the color spectrum from cool blue tones to warm colors www olex no Color separation 15 colors are distributed evenly in the
51. an be used in Olex The charts can either be purchased from local suppliers or directly from the chart provider Diverse Turer Info 3D Q Slepestrek Hardhet Bunn Snitt oo lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Pint 12 31 23 PC Z LITA N gt D X Sl 63 35 406 N S 10 52 572 Kurs 101 8 knop 9 satelitter hdop 0 9 E Dybde i meter M Pe yy 4 T Multistr le O Beregn Graf Mer Fisk R logging Filtre Winkler Stay Senter Backscatter Sann heading 102 0 Vektor Kartvalg Sjokartverket Fiskeridatabase PRIMARAC ENG CharcWorld Bakgrunn GeoNames Karmavn CD oversikt ChartWorld versjoner Plotterlag gt gt gt B zo c Dp E F H 1 Periode H yre museknapp endrer navn Electronic navigational charts are available in different formats Olex uses the following 9 57 15 an international standard for navigational charts that is approved by the IHO The International Hydrographic Organization Most of the chart types used in Olex follows the 5 57 standard The charts can also be encrypted S 63 is a standard for encrypting and securing electronic charts Charts using this format consists of an encrypted chartfile and a permitfile In addition navigational chart systems are divided into official and commercial navigational charts Official charts are the electronic n
52. and and it will even receive same type of information from other ships and base stations Clicking on an AIS target will open an information box that displays the vessels name heading speed and distance from own ship The number in brackets shows the time elapsed since the last message from the target was received n Tru molo Mestre AIS Config List Messages Teist Moreinfo Release AIS symbols Ship symbol the arrow indicates which way the vessel is about to turn Sleaping the vessel has not been moving for some time The AIS target is about to disappear out of range Active base station The Base station 1s about to disappear out of range AIS targets are identified by its name or MMSI 1d Test www olex no AIS The AIS function panel Olex systems with AIS has a function panel in the lower left of the screen Own ships AIS set up can be configured here AIS Config List Messages The panel has 3 buttons Config List and Messages Config opens a new panel with ship information The AIS set up can be configured here e ist displays a list of all visible AIS targets within range Messages broadcasts messages to other AIS targets Selecting an AIS target by clicking on it adds 2 more buttons to the panel and also the vessels name or MMSI 1d More info displays ship information Relesase deselects the target Configuration By clickin
53. anel in the lower left corner of the screen Water temperature 19 2 C Adjust Plot By clicking Plot the temperature panel expands A color palette opens consisting of 10 colors by the interval between the minimum and maximum temperature The lowest range of the temperature scale is shown in blue tones and the highest in red Minimum and maximum temperatures are displayed respectively on left and right side of the color palette Water temperature 19 2 C Adjust 1921 i959 Values The temperatur track appears in the ship s wake Clicking on Values displays the temperature values along the track www olex no Water temperature 79 Water temperature 80 www olex no Oceanic currents SOFTWARE SB key HARDWARE water speed sensor INTERFACE serial port On the basis of measured positions heading data and water speed the Olex system can calculate the osceanic currents Surface current The current is calculated continuously on the basis of recent measurements from GPS heading sensor and the water speed sensor The panel on the left displays the current i e which way the ship is going to drift if the engine power is stopped By clicking on Arrow the current is visualized as an arrow pointing away from the vessel Water current 192 0 2 knots Arrow More Mapped currents Current map The moon s position relative to earth is considered to be the main source of tidal
54. arious functions The number of databases are limited up to 100 Seafloor databases Slex standard _ Fdes2009 _ 14des2009 _ 11des2008 5feh _ 17Tfeb2010 lt lt lt gt gt gt Move Edit Create new lt lt lt _ gt gt gt Reset Make active Export Finish Reset seafloor databases standard _ Fdes2009 _ 14des2009 _ 114252009 5feh _ 1Ffeb2010 Move Edit Create new Export nah Visible and active databases database can be set visible and or active Databases database is visible when the seabed map is displayed on the screen database 1 set visible by clicking the name once black bourder around the name indicates which database that is visible measured and calculated seabed data are placed in the actice database One database must be active at any time To activate a database first highlight the name and then click Set Active The button starts blinking when the database is highlighted A panel saying Do you really want to change the Bottom Calkulation to xxx opens Click Yes to confirm click No or wait until the panel is closed to cancel Seafloor databases O Olex standard _ 94252009 _ 14des2009 11des2009 l Sfeb _ 1Ffeb2010 hove Edit Create new Reset Make active Export Finish Seafloor databases _ Slex standard Active 94 52009 _ 14des2009 _1119 32009 5feb 17feb2010 mmm Move E
55. around each sounding and is directly dependent on the resolution The resolution must be set to an appropriate value so there wil be no gaps in the seafloor map In shallow water use a finer resolution and high ping rate While in deeper water use a coarser resolution and low ping rate A rule of thumb is Resolution expected depth 200 See Databases on page 37 WASSP Using WASSP Normally there si no operation of the WASSP machine All configuration and settings are made directly on the echo sounder that transfers the raw data to Olex The button row in the lower left corner shows the available functions that are used for filtering and viewing the raw data Multibeam Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter The indicator on the left shows the status of the survey Calculate turns on and off the sea floor calculation no errors in the seafloor mapping error the calculation is stopped no connection Graph Shows a profile of the cross section where the caltulation is done at the moment The diagonal shows the angle in the cross section from the left to right side and the calculated angle both from Olex and WASSP Angle from Olex 10 3 Angle from WASSP 11 1 And on the map displayed at the same time port and starboard flank True heading 63 2 Vector Angle from Olex 10 3 Angle from WASSP 11 1 467
56. asurements in the same area the better the serafloor map If the same depth box is measured several times the most shallowe value is used 41 Seafloor mapping Create seafloor maps Depth data is the basis for the seafloor maps and may come from various sources Single beam echo sounder To get the best possible result of the seafloor mapping it is important to set the correct parametres for the sonar depth sound velocity and location of the depth sounder In addition values for the GPS and the boat s geometry must be set Click Settings Edit and use the arrow keys to change the values Olex 7 31 dated 9 10 2011 Serial number expo demo 254 Gb free S63 User Permit E770AAD5626 E937 A6D1332063830 Experimental version DX Ship length 0 0 meters gt gt Ship width 0 0 meters gt gt From fore to GPS 0 0 meters gt gt From port to GPS 0 0 meters 0 0 meters 0 0 meters 0 0 meters From fore to echo sounder From port to echo sounder Echo sounder depth A A A A A A A V V V V V V v v Echosounder water sound speed 1500m s gt gt Time offset from 0 00 lt lt gt gt Correction of autopilot lag 10 seconds gt gt GPS position lag 0 0 seconds gt gt Edit Different parameters can can be set to optimize the calculation Sea floor calculation Optimal Always Stopped Calculation shallow limit Om Sm 10m 50m 10 From meters
57. avigation charts recommended by the authorities The charts are updated regularly and are the best and most accurate charts for navigation This charts usually consist of a set of base CDs that contains the map files and these charts are updated regularly Most official charts are sold as subscriptions and the charts must be deleted from your computer when your subscription periode expires Commercial charts are updated sporadically and may therefore have slightly less accuracy The commercial charts are often a better option when it comes to price www olex no Navigational charts Chart types PRIMAR and IC ENC International Centre for ENC s ENCRYPTION 5 63 STANDARD 5 57 v 3 OFFICIAL YES COMMERCIAL NO Diverse Turer Info 3D Slepestrek Hardhet Bunn Saite omiso gt gt gt Punt 7 38 38 0 Velg di Fra MBES 0 15 i 63 35 410 N 10 52 407 Kurs 96 gt 5 0 satelitter hdop 0 9 Hohngrunnane Dybde i raeter EF M 40 8 Hommelvik M ne 5 z n DRM o8 06 44 13 14 32 Iso 255 Fagervik Fiskeridatabase PRIMARICENC ChartWorld Bakgrunn GeoNames Kartnam CD oversikt ChartWorld versjoner c B F HCT Periode H yre museknapp endrer navn PRIMAR is a Norwegian regional coordination center that 1s operated by the Norwegian Hydrographic Service and
58. browser and select the files to be copied by right clicking the filename The selected files are highlighted in purple 11k may 2008 39k 6 may 2008 67k 2 may 2008 ntfs 3g probe ntfs 3 uslee 91k 18 apr 2008 traceroute 50k 17 apr 2008 find 100k 14 apr 2008 unlink 29k mium Two new buttons named Erase and Release opens in the upper part of the file browserwindow The number of selected files are displayed to the left of the buttons Open the location where to save the files the files will still be highlighted even if the filebrowser is closed Click Release and the files are noe copied into the new location www olex no Delete files nt s 3g probe 11k 6 may 2008 nt s 3g 39k 6 may 2008 uslee 67k 2 may 2008 nu traceroute find To move files in stead of copying go back to the original location and delete the original files Open the filebrowser and select the files to be deleted Click Delete and click Yes when the warning Beware Do you really want to erase files opens If you confirm to delete the files anew warning opens Files are IRREVOCABLY erased Shall we click Yes and the files are deleted Files that are deleted from the system can not be restored www olex no Export and import data 27 Export and import data 28 www olex no Navigational charts Both official electronic vector charts ENC er and commercial navigational charts c
59. corresponding location on the map GPS 63 26 247 N 1 61 E True heading 49 6 If the heading signal comes from a magnetic compass Magnetic heading will appear in stead of True heading in the panel in the bottom left corner By clicking Adjust a new window opens in which it is possible to write corrections for the deviation between true heading and magnetic heading Headin 5 Roll and pitch SOFTWARE Olex normal installasjon HARDWARE heading source INTERFACE serial port SOFTWARE Olex normal installsjon HARDWARE roll and pitch sensor INTERFACE serial port The heading shows the ship s orientation the direction the bow is pointing towards The heading data may be provided by a GPS compass magnetic compass radar or an other heading source If several heading sources are avilable true heading from GPS is given priority When the machine receives data about the ship s roll and pitch these data can be displayed by clicking Settings gt View roll and pitch True heading orientation relative to geographic north Magnetic heading rientation relative to the magnetic north pole The heading is specified in degrees and appears as a solid 3s Als 30s amp 0s 3008 line along the ship s center line 11 0 5 05 05 0 5 Pitch 2 0 42 0 2 0 42 0 2 0 35 35 35 35 35 The numbers by the boat symbol displays the current values while the table displays average values over some time gt f
60. ctory Directory Click Age to sort the files chronologically the newest file is placed in top of the column 9 feb 12 52 9 feb 12 46 9feb1246 Directory 9 feb 12 42 Directory 9 feb 12 42 Directory 10 dec 09 03 Access denied 4jun2010 Directory 4jun2010 Directory 4jun2010 Directory 3jun2010 Directory olexdevice 3jun2010 Directory olex2device 3jun2010 Directory zip 3jun 2010 Directo Directory Directory File navigation Click once on the directory name to access a directory Olex 1101003 DATA 9 1 0ZIP S63 1101004 DATA 9 1 O ZIP 363 9feb2011 Directory 22 apr2010 Vector charts 23 apr2010 Vector charts 9 feb 12 40 18 jun 2010 Vector charts 9 feb 12 34 Olex plotter data id Lab_Machine_DC1900_20100429 zip prm olexplot gz Click on the arrow in the upper left to go back The path to the right of the arrow shows where a file is located in the file hierarchy Import files Connect a USB device to one of the slots on the machine Click Read from to open the filebrowser or Ignore to close the panel Or click Settings Read data and software Z2 Export and import data An overview of the available devices opens An USB device can be connected even if the panel is already open Select a device to open the filebrowser window 9 feb 2011 9 feb 2011 239k 9feb12 59 83 9feb1240 949k S9feb1234 bilder Olex bilder zip id Directory Directory olexplot Olex plotter data 1101004
61. cur on a particular trip This turns out like a track or bump along the seabed and it may be desirable to delete all the measurements on this trip Delete all depth values along this trip If it turns out that poor raw data are registered during the survey the seafloor calculation can be turned off and the data deleted 1 First switch off the seafloor calculation by choosing Settings gt Seafloor calculation Stopped Settings Past trips Layers 3D C Track Hardness Bottom Profile 0 gt gt gt Relief Boxes Select demo Plot layers lt lt lt gt gt gt B E F G H I J 2 Period Right mouse button changes labels 2 Choose Past trips Current trips Show trip on map Pi 9 54 41 m Settings Past trips Layers 3D Q Track Hardness Bottom Profile 5 gt gt Boxes 11 04 12 a fF 63 35 399 10 53 179 Course 282 8 8 knots 9 satellites hdop 1 0 Depth in meters Hommelvik Moon True heading 282 6 Vector Relief Grayscale Left Right lt lt lt gt gt gt idee Gra Em More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter CPU 45 Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames _Chart files CD
62. cy Numbers below 4 is considered as good positioning accuracy If the quality of the GSP signal is poor the numbers will turn red and the seabed calcultion will stop GPS 65 37 704 11 57 1385 E Course 32 16 2 knots 10 satellites hdop 4 0 www olex no General Navigation Depths from echo sounder SOFTWARE Olex normal installasjon HARDWARE Echo sounder INTERFACE Serial port or ethernet ES60 The depth panel displays the depth of the last sounding The depth values may be provided by a single beam echo sounder or a multibeam echo sounder If there are more then 30 seconds from the last received depth message the numbers will turn gray This time may vary depending on the type of echo sounder C Depth in meters Depth in meters If Settings Show calculation progress is turned on a green dot flashes in the panel for each registered depth echo If the echo sounder detects hardness this dot may appear in different colours both depth and hardness are registrated depth values are registrated no hardness no depts nor hardness values are registrated By clicking inside the depth panel an echogram displaying the last measured depths opens Surface sounding 11 General Navigation When the cursor is moved inside the echogram window a By clicking on Vector the heading line is extended flag displaying the depth value is opened The depth value is also shown at the
63. d USB Flash Disk 90340004 DATA 11 1 O ZIP 363 69M 24mar13 01 Vektorkart Vektorkart The computer will read the permitfile first and then continue with the chart files The yellow status window shows the installation progress and eventually any rror messages if there are problems with the install Once all the chart and permitfiles are read the machine starts comliping the charts Each of the chart areas consists of several smaller cells and the progress is shown in panel at the top left Kompilerer 114 T3YVV 22 837 While the chartfiles are compiled a button with the chartsystems name is added to the button row down in the left corner of the screen 31 Navigational charts Kartvalg Sjokartverket Fiskeridatabase ChartWorld Bakgrunn GeoNames Kartnavn CD oversikt ChartWorld versjoner The button CD index opens a panel with an overview of the base CD s that are installed Innleste kart CDer med S63 data ChartHorld Base CD Heek 14 10 Ok The button Chart files opens a list of which chart cells that are used in the visible screen The charts can be switched on and off by clicking on the check box to the left Updating charts When a chart update is available install the chart file to thesystem in the same manner as the initial installation Some updates may require a new permit this is available at inquiry to the chart supplier Chart overview The row Chart select
64. d For most systems it is recommended to select Fully ECHO automatic single display Olex will even find the best SOUNDER screen configuration automatically If the machine has 2 monitors connected select one of the Dual Display resolutions to get a split screen The most widely used installation is on the M1 machine but 5 a The main screen on the left monitor And a copy of the main screen but without the menu buttons on the right monitor The main screen on the left monitor and a 3D view on the right monitor Press Enter to proceed or wait until the machine boots automatically The machine halts again when the window displaying the software rights opens Molex 7 16 Copyright 1997 2009 Olex AS Reproduced with the permission of Norwegian Hydrographic Service license no 17 310199 01 WARNING No National Hydrographic Office has verified the information in this product and none accept liability for the accuracy of reproduction or any modifications made thereafter Ho National Hydrographic Office warrants that this product satisfies national or international regulations regarding the The machine can be operated both with a mouse and use of the appropriate products for navigation keyboard The keyboard 1S used for entering names and WARNING Neither Olex AS nor any other party warrants that the linformation shown by this product is correct or even useful comments and al
65. d Right mouse button meter gt Olex_ Move the mouse cursor inside the window press and hold the schrollwheel to to move the echogram Or press both buttons on a two button mouse When Pause is disabled the echogram returns to its normal mode again Adjusting the signal strength The buttons Stronger and Weaker changes the signal strength of the echo Stronger amplifies the echo so details becomes more perceptible on the graph The disadvantage is that the noise is amplified as well Weaker reduces the amplification of the echo Details of hardness calculation The graph shows details of the hardness calculation Depth 326 23 Hardness 26 4 38 kHz 15 65 Pmax 4 062 The light gray curve shows the spread of the last sounding The dark gray curve shows the average of the last 100 soundings and the dashed line shows a theoretical average of the spread of sound The red frame shows the area for the hardness calculation www olex no Seafloor hardness ES60 07 Seafloor hardness ES60 68 www olex no AIS SOFTWARE AIS nokkel HARDWARE AIS transponder INTERFACE serial port AIS is introduced for safe navigation and to improve water borne traffic monitoring AIS identifies heading and speed of other ships and its main function is to prevent collision between vessels Ship information is broadcast over the VHF b
66. d 3D with distance Spread 64 2 from the ship direction track and distance between the trawl Me doors LI The sensors provides signals to Olex showing the trawls location as a symbol towed behind the ship mr lt 3D view Click on 3D in the main menu to open a 3D image showing the trawl It is important to ensure that the sensors are placed correctly on the trawl If the sensors on the starboard and port trawl door are interchanged wrong values are used for calculating the trawls position The sensors are shown as square boxes on the trawl symbol Clicking on the boxes opens a panel with information about the trawls condition Each sensor has a panel that can be opened independently of the others Plotlayers gt gt A B Ee r Go H I J Ped Ri Fullscreen Object Show Left Forward Backwards Right 1X gt Starboard door 452 meters 267 Depth 193 Spread 62 0 Track The panel shows the status of the port door with distance and direction from the ship and the trawl depth and distance to the starboard door Port door Depth 198 Track www olex no 83 ITI Integrated Trawl Instrumentation Sonar Sound Navigation and The start mark is automatically labeled wiith estimated depth Ranging area and volume of the sonar target SOFTWARE ITI key HARDWARE sonar INTERFACE serial port Sonars detects an echo of their own transmitted so
67. data A O Visible plot layers where inside the red frame Power off Turn off the computer by clicking Settings Power off and answer Yes to the question Do you really want to power off Do not turn off the computer in any other way chart files or other data may be damaged or lost 10 www olex no General Navigation Position from GPS receiver SOFTWARE Olex normal installation HARDWARE GPS receiver INTERFACE serial port USB Position course and speed is displayed in the GPS panel These data are usually provided by the GPS receiver but can also come from other sources such as AIS radar or a multi beam echo sounder If multiple sources are available signals from the GPS receiver are given priority If positioning messages from the GPS is not available the system uses messages in order of priority from the AIS multi beam echo sounder or radar Source GPS 63 26 247 N 10 22 661 E Position Course 276 8 8 knots 8 satellites hdop 2 6 Course and speed Accuracy The view can be changed by clicking repeatedly inside the window GPS GPS GPS 63262247 name oper 10 22 661 Course 277 278 8 8 knots satellites hdop 2 6 Course 276 8 5 knots 0 0 satellites 2 6 5 satellites 2 6 The bottom line shows the number of satellites and quality of the position Low HDOP horizontal dilution of precision means good position accura
68. dent Split 2D 3D If the machine has 2 monitors connected the screen configuration can be chosen so the right screen shows the 3D www olex no image while the left screen shows the main Olex screen Choose one of the Dual Display resolutions at the start Isometric 3D view This is the original 3D version Olex had when the machine was launched in 1998 To view Isometric 3D first disable Layers New perspective 3D if not open the new 3D feature instead Click on 3D in the main menu Isometric 3D shows the same map displayed in 3D as in 2D functional panel found in 2D 15 also displayed in this 3D view Zooming moving map location of way points and other features can be performed in the same way as in 2D except for bottom zoom and display of depth contours opiso gt gt gt Boxes Pae 8 5313 Settings Past tips Layers ED Track Hardness Bottom Profile 2x 4 6x 16x 22x pereo 10 Plotlayers gt A B D Fr 1 1 Pesa Right mouse button changes labels Olex Change the topography by clicking the X buttons in the right corner Save own depth data All self measured seafloor data can be stored in a file Open the filebrowser by Settings Save data to storage device or connect a USB device Click on Own depth data and then click Save lt lt lt f Name Age Make directory 20 jan11 12 Directory
69. directory nen 26 12 Copy and move files 26 12 eS 27 P 13 Continously updated ship position 15 Navigational charts anssen 29 Continuous ranging arrow esmero 1 COAL BEV DES 29 PRIMAR and IC ENC Piloter d ta ERIT 15 International Centre for 29 TRO T nn 15 AEE Wy PPP 29 Chosen mark panel 15 NOTA e E 30 Bt 15 Norwegian Fisheries Database 30 Create a De Mark 16 n 30 FE AA 16 5 ee o OCT EEE 30 Placing a mark on a given position 16 A A 30 Derea 16 Buying and installing charts 31 EVent Mark OE 16 Encrypted chart systems 3l Circle with a given radius 17 A 31 Line OD IEC sn ria ds 17 Chart ero 31 Chosen line panel nnn 17 Installing charts naan 31 Edit panel for line objects 17 Updating charts 52 Create a new line object 18 ORO 32 Modify an existing line object 18 Deletins charts nenne 32 Delete a line 18 Using navigational charts 33 e o enn Te 19 33 A 19
70. dit Create new Finish Reset Make active Export In the left picture the database Olex standard is active and 9 52009 is visible This means that the seafloor data is calculated and placed in Olex standard The seabed map displayed on the screen comes from the visible database 9des2009 In the right picture Olex standard is set as well as active and visible database Organizing databases If the system contains several databases it may be useful to organize them so frequently used databases are moved far up in the list Select the database to be moved and click Move to move it one step further up Seafloor databases Slex standard _ 94252009 11des2008 14des2008 _ 17feb2010 ateb gt gt gt Edit Create new Reset Make active Export boosh www olex no Reset Make active Export Seafloor databases Slex standard Steh _ 94252009 11des2008 14des2008 _ 17feb2010 lt lt lt mex Edit Create new Finish 37 Databases Create a new database Click Create new and a panel with some settings opens at the bottom left of your screen The new database is created as a copy of the visible database the settings of the echosounder resolution and radius are copied The database is named with the date 23apr2010 Resoluton 0 46 meters lt lt 2 2 Radius 9 3 meters Single Iuli Specify Abort Edit name Gk Setting para
71. e basis of given search parameters There are several ways to search for depth errors depending on the terrain and type of depth errors It may therefore be necessary to try out different settings to find the depth errors Click Settings Search for suspicious depth data to open the panel for setting the search parameters www olex no Seafloor mapping Factor Coefficient which is set to determine how critical the machine should be in the search for depth errors Low numbers gives an uncritical selection and a lot of depth values are include While the higher the number the more critical the selection of the depth errors The pictures shows search for pyramidal depth errors with a coefficient of 0 05 respectively on the top picture and 5 on the bottom picture It is most convenient to start by selecting 1 and then try larger and smaller values to see which measurement errors are included Method There are several ways tosearch for errors depending on the terrain in the area Pyramidic Searching for pyramic peaks or holes in the seafloor map Two sided sum Searching for depth errors in the slopes either up or down Planar diff Searching depth errors that differs from the mean around a depth value Loneliness Searching for depth values that are far away from the other measured depth values so it is difficult to say whether the value is real or not 33 Seafloor mapping
72. ean Gra Mer Fisk Fite Vitr Soy Senter N Kartvalg Splarveder Fiskeridatabase PRIMARICENC ChartVodd gra CD oversikt CharWodi vesjmar Plotterlag gt A B C CD E F 6 E 1 Perte Hayre museknapp endrer nam Sann heading 102 0 Yetta Backscatter Restricted Areas Showing areas that are subject to an order of restriction it can be dumping areas or military practice areas 34 www olex no Navigational charts Various symbols Turns and other types of symbols like Lights and light light sectors turn on and off display of anchorages shipwrecks or other obstacles lights and sector lines Navigation lines ferry routes Displays the ferry route with dotted lines and their sector lines shows the corresponding sectoral p Skjegghaugflua line 5 i riandsbukts y Economic and political bourders like port limits municipal boundaries and other boundaries det EM y TRONDHEIMSLEIA f Em Depth contours and seabed types shows the depth contours in addition to any depth numbers Depth Areas shows the depth areas on the map with colors instead of depth contours www olex no 33 Navigational charts 36 www olex no Databases Seabed surveys creates a 3D terrain model based on measured and calculated depth values The data is stored in a depth database There are both self measured depth data and
73. ection Norwegian HO Fisheries database CharWodd B Background GeoNames Chart files CDindex ChartWorld versions SCA EIC E F 6 I J Peid Right mouse button changes labels Plot layers Depth values that creates unwanted and abnormal formations 1 First select Boxes to see the vertical soundings 250 meters 0 450 lt lt lt gt gt gt 1 EEE in the seafloor map are usually considered as depth errors sc erst Lue Tut u These may appear as peaks or holes in the bottom map or f ar E Object Get camera Show 1 Fullscreen Auto gt Course 153 From MBES 0 1 63 34 706 N 10 50 674 E longitudinal edges or scars Depth errors can occur for EL various reasons The most common reason incorrect sonar Ma settings noise or variations in the sound velocity which is caused by the temperature and salinity By studying the I seafloor maps using relief 3 D view and bottom zoom it is i GE easy to locate depth errors and delete them When one or 4 RUS more depth errors is deleted the machine will start the FE p VP recalculation of the seafloor map Note that this may take Q4 some time depending
74. ed The pictures are packed and stored as a zip file which can be transferred to a memory device and extracted afterwards Save the screenshots connect a memory stick and click Write to storage device detected USB Flash Disk Read from Write to Ignore The file browser window opens click the Last 10 screenshots button to save the screenshoots USB Flash Disk lt lt lt f Name Age Make directory Data type Own depth data All plotter data Last 10 screenshots Hardware id Abort File name Save The file is automatically named bilder zip but the filename can be changed USB Flash Disk lt lt lt f Name Age Make directory Data type Own depth data All plotter data Last 10 screenshots Hardware id Abort File name bilder zip Save The green window displays the status of the storage of images The window closes again when the file is stored 88 Maintenance Mode Maintenance Mode stops Olex and opens an interface in which it is possible to make changes to the software installation Maintenance mode can be opened in two different ways Ctrl Shift right mouse button e Select Maintenance Mode during startup Exit maintenance mode and re start Olex by typing reboot Maintenance Mode Terminal Window It is possible to open a terminal window while Olex is running in the background to see error messages check disk Space etc Click C
75. epresenting a hardness value Click Hardness in the main manu to turn on the view gs Past trips Layers ARES ETE GPS 63 26 474 10723 586 E Course 21 7 0 knots 10 satellites hdop 1 4 m F 4 AP d 1 E J 2 a Ks 9 Y j wr Be 1 4 i gt 2 i gt 1 1 d h a RS pl 4 s A f 4 4 E vs fex 2 4 Hardness MEET T Ec 2 ae a de y KY The hardness is specified in percentage where 0 is soft and 100 maximum hard The hardness of the the last sounding is displayed in a separate panel to the right The hardness value is also shown in the depth flag that appears when the mouse cursor is moved around 00 lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Boxes 17 17 17 GPS 63 26 492 N 10 23 601 E 1 J Period Right mouse button changes labels 5 gt TE d tr Right 1X gt gt www olex no Seafloor hardness ES60 Because of quality requirements and calculation methods there can be areas without hardness values In these areas only the depth values are displayed Turn on Boxes to view only the vertical shoots that are basis for the hardness calculation GF 63 28 138 hows Mare scale EEE fige lt lt lt
76. f the screen ge Lati epthcontours 1 2 5 10 20 so 100 D If the map is zoomed in enough a new button Depths is added to the depth contour panel www olex no Seafloor mapping Deptheontours 1 2 5 10 so 100 By clicking this the numerical values of the depth of the boxes will be visible on the screen instead of contours Depths and contours can not be displayed simultaneously True heading 45 8 Vector Depthcontous 1 2 5 10 20 50 100 Depths Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Chao Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database Background GeoNames Chartfiles CD index ChartWorld versions gt gt gt A C D E F 6 H I J Period Right mouse button changes labels Plot layers The map will still have the same colors for the depth areas Relief This function is activated by clicking Relief on the top menu Depth countours are displayed and visualized by the use of light and shadow This displays edges and countours and the detail becomes more visible A good relief view depends on if the area has a well measured seafloor map 63 35 118 10 51 545 When Relief is activated a control panel opens in the lower left corner Greyscale displays the Olex map in gray colour with only light and s
77. g Config a panel with own ships AIS set up opens List Messages Ship Static Data does not change after they are entered for the first time This includes IMO number MMSI id name and call sign Static Voyage Data changes for each trip and includes information like destination number of persons on board navigational status and type of ship and cargo cathegory The information can be replaced by clicking the blue font A textbox where to write the new information opens Own Ship AIS Setup Ship Static Data IMO number 2701426 MMSI 257852900 Ship Name TEIST Call Sign LK7384 Destination TRONDHEIM a 701426 _ 0 Persons onboard Navigational status 0 under way using engine aximum present draught meters 1 1 Type of ship and cargo category 33 Vessel engaged in dredging or underwater operations Regional application 0 Automatic transmission of depths Receive from others Send to somebody 257852900 10 minutes 1 hour 6 hours 12 hours One day Three days One week One month One year Ok Lifespan of AIS tracks Click Ok to confirm or click Cancel to abort Some of the information are standard sentences that can be changed by clikcing one of the arrows until the correct sentence is displayed Clikk Ok to save the changes 69 AIS Sending and receiving messages Click on Messages to broadcast text messages to other AIS targets within range A new panel with the heading Messages opens
78. ght of line Final waypoint Distance to turn point and estimated time for arrival www olex no 73 Auto pilot The time of arrival will be changed Under correction for short term correction on autopilot The ship turns too late and the price becomes unstable Arrival times y Today 9 41 Start Today 9 41 Lautangen 10 minutter Today 9 52 Anchorage Today 9 53 Stop Over correction for long term correction on autopilot the ship turns before 1t should Correction of autopilot lag d To keep the best possible course when the ship navigates along a line object with several waypoints it is important to add the correction of autopilot lag Olex navigates towards the last waypoint of each line When the pointis passed starts navigation towards the next waypoint The correct path make time added on correction for delayed By adding the correction of autopilot lag Olex will calculate autopilot the ship s probable position in x seconds If it is estimated that the waypoint is passed Olex starts navigation towards the next way point immediately so that the course line is as straight as possible Without correction the autopilot will calculate the new course first after the waypoint is passed It takes some time to maneuver the ship and the number of seconds of correction varies from ship to ship and must be tested Click on the Settings to add the correction for autopilot lag Olex 7 26 dated 69 2010 Serial
79. hadow By clicking Left or Right you can select the light falling onto the map from the left or right side This brings out details that might otherwise be difficult to detect The arrow keys lt lt lt and gt gt gt are used to increase or decrease the image contrast 43 Seafloor mapping T i E qe Relief Grayscale Left Right lt lt lt gt gt gt The images displays the same map with relief in grayscale The first picture is the light in from the left and the last light coming in from the right Bottom zoom The Bottom zoom function is used to view certain areas in greater details By activating Bottom in the top menu the seabed where the depth falls within a certain range is displayed in details This presupposes that there are already seafloor maps in the area Areas without seafloor maps are shown as white Special colors are used to distinguish the bottom zoom range from the rest of seafloor map Bottom zoom depth range has an upper and a lower depth limit centered around a center depth The center depth is either the depth beneath the vessel the depth below a mark or it can be set manually The depth range between each color is adjusted by using the the arrow keys in the bottom zoom panel By changing the color range the bottom zoom depth range changes correspondingly Settings Past trips Layers 8D Track Hardness Bottom Profile iz Boxes P
80. he line will start flashing and the Chosen line panel will open ee 78500 lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Print 12 46 01 C m d From MBES 0 15 63 35 423 N 10 52 081 E Course 69 5 1 knots y 9 satellites hdop 0 9 Hommelvik Moon 0 13 2019 18 29 Start point Start point 13 min 34 sec Autonay Center Edit Finish Mark position dated 29 2011 12 45 17 ojo F Bo DRK e de v BxXAEBJXAIXABDXA Total length is 0 44 nm c NENNEN E F gun H 1 J 1 B1 Red Yellow Green Maroon Brown Black Ree Track Line Reverse course Edit text Delete mark Delete all Uu 2 Click Edit and the line object can now be edited 3 When finsihed editingm click Finish to close the panel and save the changes Placing a line object on a given position Place a mark and enter the position Enter a comma and type the position of the next turning point Continue until the line object is completed and click Finish in the Chosen line panel to save and exit Delete a line object Chose the line object by clicking it and choose Edit from the Chosen line panel Click Delete all in the Edit panel The line and all marks names and text comments will be deleted www olex no Plotter data Line A line is the simplest of the line objects A single line object consistes of two marks connected
81. ical view 48 A Adjusting the hardness colors 65 AIS 69 AIS targets 70 Avoid collision 71 Choose MMSI id from the list of AIS targets 72 Configuration 69 Entering the MMSI manually 72 Finding the best course 71 Sending and receiving messages 70 The AIS function panel 69 Warning 71 Appendix 87 Area 19 Area and volume calculations 50 ARPA 75 3D view 76 ARPA targets 75 ID 75 Name the ARPA targets 75 Tracks from ARPA targets 75 Arrows 77 Auto pilot 73 Correction of autopilot lag 74 estimated length of stay 73 Estimated time of arrival 73 estimated time of arrival 73 Auto search for errors 54 Automatic logging of raw data 63 Autonav 15 17 73 Autonav panel 73 B Backscatter 59 64 Basic operation 7 BI500 interface 65 www olex no Index Bottom zoom 44 color separation 45 mark determines the zoom depth 45 no other depth data 45 no zoom bottom point 45 setting the zoom depth manually 45 zoom depth 45 zoom depth below vessel 45 Buttons and menus 10 C Calculate 59 64 Calibrate 77 Calibrating the wind speed sensor 77 Center 9 15 17 59 64 Chosen line panel 17 Chosen line panel 73 Chosen mark 73 Chosen mark panel 15 Circle with a given radius 17 Continously updated ship position 13 Continuous ranging arrow 13 Contour lines 43 Copy and move files 26 Create a directory 26 Create a new area 19 Create a new line object 18 Create a new mark 16 Create a route from trip 19 Create seafloor maps 42 Current
82. ice 3 jun 2010 olex2device 3 jun 2010 ip 3 jun 2010 Data type Own depth data plotter data Last 10 screenshots Hardware id File name olexplot gz www olex no 2 Plotter data Sorting objects Split and join lines Plotter objects can be sorted to delete or export a selection of Split lines objects A line object can be split into two or more line segments Sorting objects by the use of an area 1 Click on an existing mark or click somewhere on the Create an area that includes the objects to be deleted or line to create a new mark Then click Edit in the Edit exported Click Objects in the Edit Panel and the objects panel to open the mark for editing inside the area will begin to flash yellow Total length is 2 09 nm ut A Eli EE a Red Yellow Green Maroon Brown Black Route Track Line Area Reverse course Edit text Delete mark Delete all Grouping identic objects Objects with identic symbols that belongs to the same plot 2 Click Cut and confirm when asked Do you really want layer can be grouped by clicking Line or Symbol at the to cut this line A shaded box opens around the mark bottom of the Plot layer panel A new line opens choose symbol by clicking on the arrow to the right or left When the symbol is displayed in the panel all identic symbols are displayed in yellow on the map Plot layer has 3 objects Rename the plot layer amp De
83. in the current map shows how the computer has calculeted the currents at a particular time The white arrows applies to other periods www olex no 8 Oceanic currents When the cursor is moved over one of the arrows a flag opens indicating whether there are former measurements or not 0 6 knots 336 SEs The brown field represents the lunar half day where previous measurements are highlighted in yellow The red marker shows the current lunar time Clicking on More will open a list of parameters an overview of the forces acting on the vessel at the moment Water current factors True and raw water speed 15 3 15 5 knots Position quality 2 meters 1 22 1 0 0 5 0 9 knots 00 07 Ok Pa course vananon speed fluctuation mide forces Calibrate Erase Red values means that the parameters are outside the acceptable range this can occur when the vessel is turning the speed changes or at high tides The calulation will stop and no values are stored 82 Calibrating the water speed sensor The water speed sensor must be calibrated to get the best results of the measurements Select a starting course with minimal drift and click More gt Calibrate The Olex has a special mode where it asks the skipper to steer opposing straight lines at various speeds automatically working out a graph of apparent water speed and correction factors 1 Selecta starting cource with minimal lateral d
84. index ChartWorld versions Ol Plot layers lt lt lt B E F G H I 3 A Period Right mouse button changes labels IEX Seafloor mapping 3 Then choose Past trips Delete measurements along the trip All measured depth values along the trip will be deleted and the seafloor map is recalculated oxes Past 11 04 35 O From MBES 0 15 63 35 410 10 53 060 Course 285 9 0 knots 9 satellites hdop 0 9 e Depthinmeters 58 3 True heading 286 4 Vector Relief Grayscale Left Right lt lt lt gt gt gt Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Chart selection Norwegian Fisheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames Chartfiles CD index ChartWorld versions EA Plot layers lt lt lt gt gt gt B E F 9 H I J Al Period Right mouse button changes labels Olex Delete all depth values along a previous trip 1 Find the trip by opening the Past trips menu and browse through the saved trips Settings Past tips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profile 1 5 nm 06 12 16 18 23 18 Relief Grayscale Left Rigit lt lt
85. ion shows an overview of charts that are installed on the machine Kartvalg Sjokartverket Fiskeridatabase ChamWord Bakgrmn Karmavn CD oversikt ChartWorld versjoner Avbryt kartbygging The charts can be turned on and off by clicking on the button for the respective chart system Background turn on and a chart showing the landcontours This chart is preinstalled on the machine GeoNames turns on and off the display of the name database Chart files displays the chart files used on the visible screen CD index shows the base CDs that are used ChartWorld versions displays an overview of the chart world charts that are installed Deleting charts To delete charts click Layers Chart catalogue gt Uninstall vector charts Choose the chart to be deleted Angi kart som skal fjernes _ Fiskeridatabase Chart World Mulsall alle Avbryt And answer Yes to question of Beware Do you really want to remove the vector charts Answer Yes to the question of This will REMOVE charts and permitfiles Shall we continue A red status window opens and shows progress in the removal of the charts The window closes again when the charts are deleted 32 www olex no Using navigational charts Visualization The chart line down in the left shows which maps are installed on the machine Kartvalg Sjokartverket Fiskeridatabase ChartWorld Bakgrmn Kerman CD oversikt ChartWorld
86. ioritize the best sensor 1 the one that provides the best accuracy The motion sensor must be placed near a selected reference point close to the ship s center where there will be a minimum of vertical movement The reference point that is chosen must be the same as in the WASSP setup If the sensor is placed at some distance from the reference point correction for the different values forward backward and downwards can be added Click on the blue numbers to open the panel where to enter the correction 9 00 f ox pitch correction in degrees roll correction in degrees Displays the current values of Roll Pitch and Heave present value min max mean values for the last 1 2 minutes 6 10 11 GPS lag all GPS systems have a small delay GPS lag in seconds can be entered directly or by choosing As Olex Then the value for the GPS lag will be provided by the Olex software Min speed minimum speed that must be achieved for the seabed mapping to take place HDOP limit Horizontal Dilution of Positioning 1s a number for the quality of the satellite reception And a requirement for the minimum quality of the position for the calculation to take place The number in brackets shows the HDOP value at the moment If this value 1s too high the seafloor mapping stops GPS class different types of GPS receivers have different accuracy GPS uses satellites to determine the position Acc
87. kelse 63 WASSP Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Recordraw Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Calculate turn on and off the sea floor calculation Angle the system saves the best vertical data in case of overlapping measurements Zoom in and move the cursor over the depth boxes and the beam angle of the soundings is displsyed in the depth box Noise removes the obvious vertical errors during the survey values that provides holes and peaks in the map Center deletes depth values in the center of the echo Backscatter turns of backscatter measurement of bottom hardness and saves only the depth values This function uses less machine capacity if bottom hardness is not necessary 64 www olex no Seafloor hardness ES60 SOFTWARE HT nokkel HARDWARE Sonar with BI500 interface ES60 ES70 INTERFACE Ethernet The HT software can be used by echo sounders with BI500 interface like Simrad the ES60 and ES70 family Raw data from the sonar are sent to Olex and the system can calculate the seabed topography and hardness The calculation is done based on the seabed s ability to reflect sound signals adjusted for factors that can affect the measurements Without the HT software data from the Simrad echo sounder will be treated as data from a common echo sounder where only the depth values are transferred via serial cable The hardness 1s displayed in colors each color r
88. knots Northwest ight ai Water temperature 20 5 The echogram opens to the right and a red line is displayed on the screen that shows the echograms extent Depth 330 08 Hardness 31 1 38 kHz 15 6 ax 4 110 _ Config A2meter 0 5 10 15 20 The echogram consists of 3 parts The left part displays the water column the right part displays a detailed view of the last sounding The bottom echogram shows a detailed picture of the echo without depth values Depth scale The depth scale is determined by settings in the echo sounder When the cursor is moved into the echogram a line appears A flag displays the depth in that point The corresponding depth flag is also displayed on the map The cursor can be moved up or down to show the depth in the water column and the attenuation of the echo 1234 86dB The buttons Auto Up and Down moves the echogram in the water column e Auto scales the echogram automatically e Up or Down moves the echogram manually History The arrows at the top of the echogram window can be used to scroll back and forth in historical echogram data Pause freezes the echogram The end points are named with the letters A and B the echogram thus displays the section from A to B on the map Settings Past mips Layers 3D C Track Hardness oxes 16 36 04 GPS 63 28 707 N 10 26 04
89. lete these objects x or Export these objects x or move them to the following plot layers Ea es al a esu EE ea ee gt Applies only to I lt lt lt gt gt gt I J 1 Period Right mouse 1 3 Grab the mark and drag it to new location Now there will be one mark at the end of each line The two marks are connected with a dotted line while they are close to each other When they are pulled apart the line will disappear The objects can be exported deleted or regroup to other teams Se A 22 www olex no Join lines Two line segments can be joined together to form a whole new line object 1 Grab end mark on one of the lines to be joined 2 Drag the box to the point where the lines should be connected 3 When the lines are close enough a dotted line connecting the two end points will appear and a shaded box will open at the endpoint on the second line 4 Drop the box and click Join in the Edit panel Mark position dated 4 9 2011 08 58 48 XADXADOXABXA Total length is 2 09 nm B m 1 Hie ER Maroon Bi Line Delete mark Delete A new panel with the text Do you really want to join the lines together opens Click Yes and the two lines will now be joined together to form a whole line www olex no Plotter data o Plotter data 24 www olex no Export and import data Different types of data can be exported or i
90. lex no www olex no Basic operation Basic operation Do not turn off the machine during startup as this may damage the Olex installation After a few seconds the machine will halt and a blue screen Olex is a complete system for seabed mapping plotting and with an overview of available screen configurations is navigation By using GPS and echo sounder position and displayed depth data are measured and saved to the system These data are continuously recalculated and added to previous GNU GRUB version 8 97 637K lover 1838288K upper memory measurements The result is visualized as a realistic 3 D Fully automatic single display image of the seabed Single display 1288x1824 Single display 1824x758 Single display 800 600 Dual display 1266x1824 The system has advanced features for navigation with the ual display 866x608 possibility of software extensions for Sonar ARPA ITI AIS wind and oceanic currents measurements Use the 7 and Y keys to select which entry is highlighted Press enter to boot the selected 08 e to edit the commands before booting a to modify the kernel arguments AUTO PILOT before booting or c for a command line AIS Olex GPS On initial startup or when changing monitor select screen configuration by using the arrow keys to move the marker up Ata M or down The recent screen settings will be suggested next SENSORS time the system 1 starte
91. ling the fish to this option is used The colors indicate the strength of the echoes in water column The colors may be masked by clicking on them so that there is possible to distinguish the echoes to be displayed T NNNM When the cursor is moved into this window some text may be displayed These parameters are used for debugging and has no practical meaning The green bar shows how many pings the transducer receives per second View the status of the raw logging Import options previously recorded raw data files can imported into the system again If errors are detected in the instruments settings different import flags can be set to corrects the raw data file Form option value correct for pitch errors WASSP sensors mutual location corrects for roll errors sensors mutual location headingkorr corrects the heading error corrects for distance from transducer x meter transducer meter www olex no reference point to GPS corrects for distance from reference point to GPS corrects for distance from reference point to GPS corrects for distance from reference point to trasducer corrects for distance from reference point to trasducer corrects for distance from reference point to trasducer corrects for attitude in xretning corrects for attitude steeped in research corrects for attitude in z retning corrects corrects for GPS height GPSforsin
92. ll follow the ship at a set angle at all the time Distance to the ship 46 will vary with the depth The perspective is changed when the ship sails into shallower or deeper water e Keep The camera can be adjusted to follow the ship from a certain position Set the desired position for the camera and then click Keep The camera will now follow the ship in the position is set To get the camera back to its normal position just disable the feature Object Place a new mark in the 2D map and select Object The camera is automatically rotated so it points towards the object The camera will move so it will always point towards the mark The mark must be chosen and editable View To view all waypoints and line objects found in the area click Show Left the camera moves laterally to the left e Forward the camera moves forward e Backwards the camera moves backwards Right the camera moves laterally to the right Combining features It is possible to combine several functions Select Oject then click and hold Left or Right The camera will now point to the mark while walking in circles around e Select Auto then click and hold the Left or Right The camera will now point towards the boat while walking in circles around The topography can be changed by clicking the arrows in the button row If 2X is selected the depth differences are doubled so that small differences in elevation of the terrain is evi
93. m A to J5 but can easily be renamed Click Rename the plot layer enter the new name in the textbox and click Ok Plot layer has 13 objects Rename the plot layer Delete these objects Export these objects or move them to the following plot layers 3 c D E True heading 196 7 Vector Multibeam O Calculate Graph More Fish Re 5 Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database Abort Line or symbol Ok WEN E G H I Period Right mouse button changes labels The new name now appears on the plot layer button True heading 198 9 Vector salculate Graph More Fish raw Fite Delete plotter objects Delete all objects assigned to a layer by clicking Delete these objects Confirm when asked Do you really want to delete all these plotter objects It is possible to sort plotter objects and delete only a selection See also Grouping identic objects on page 22 Export plotter data Plotterdata can be saved to locak dick or an USB device Click Export these objects and select a location for saving the file Plot layer has 13 objects Rename the plot layer Delete these objects or or move them to the following plot layers A E C Plot layer E ee a Abort bal Ok Line or 5 Type a new file name or use olexplot gz as the system itself suggests Click Save and confirm when asked Selected plot
94. me by pressing Backspace l6aug2010 Resolution 5 6 meters lt lt gt gt Multa Specht Radius 556 meters 1ule Delete all Click to confirm or click Undo to cancel Click again this will save the changes Delete a database A database can be deleted if it s not set as active Highlight the name and click Edit Click Delete All and a warning appears saying Do you really want to remove depth database xxx Click Yes to delete or click No to cancel 16aug2010 Resolution 5 6 meters lt lt gt gt Radius 556 meters Single 5 Editname Ok Export a database A database can be exported to be saved to a memory stick or other storage device data can be easily imported into the system again Seafloor databases _ Slex standard Active Sdes2009 _ 14des2009 _ 11des2009 5feb 17feb2010 Unc Move Edit Create new Finish Reset Make active Export Highlight the database to be exported and click Export A panel with available storage devices opens Select a location by clicking on the device The filebrowser opens and Olex will suggest a name for the file The name will be of the form db_xxx where db_ is short for depth database www olex no bilder 17 aug2010 Directory Norfishing 2010 14 aug15 10 Directory bilder zip 350k 17 aug 12 33 Click Save to export the database and confirm by clicking Yes when
95. meters Select Single if the system is connected to a single beam echosounder or select Multi 1f connected to a multi beam echosounder The system will suggest settings for Resolution and Radius it is recommended to use the suggested settings for best results Parameters can be adjusted to the desired value Resolution determines the level of detail on the depth chart By changing the value the dimension of depth boxes changes The resolution can be adjusted from 0 06 meters up to 50 meters by clicking the arrow keys Radius specify the radius of the area calculated around a vertical ping The radius is directly dependent on the resolution 100 x dimension of the depth box Click Specify to change the setting for the radius the resolution will change accordingly If you select a very high resolution it may result in holes in the map By using a low resolution the radius will be very large and large amounts of data must be processed A lot of system capacity will be spent processing data and the system can be perceived to be slower Modify an existing database When a database is created only the name can be changed afterwards Highlight the name and then click Edit Seafloor databases _19 2009 __ 14des2009 _ 11des2009 _ Sfeb 17252010 gt gt gt Move Edit Create new ac UN Export 38 Click Edit name and then enter the new name in the text box Delete the old na
96. mported to the system Import Export e Software keys e Plotter data Vector charts Depth data e Plotter data from other e Screenshots Olex systems Depth data from other Olex systems The Filebrowser The filebrowser presents an interface for managing datafiles and displays the files that are stored on the disk Olex 9 feb 2011 1101003 DATA 9 1 021 563 1101004 DATA 9 1 0 ZIP 363 Directory 22 apr2010 Vector charts 86M 23 apr2010 Vector charts 9 feb 12 40 18 jun 2010 Vector charts 9 feb 12 34 Olex plotter data id Lab Machine DC1900 20100429 zip prm olexplot gz File names have different font colors depending of the type of file Blue font file directory e Red font files ready for import Black font all other files In addition some of the files have a sub text showing the file extension Sorting directories and files Files and directories can be sorted alphabetically or chronologically by the date they were created or modified Note that file directories have a higher priority than files www olex no Export and import data Click Name to sort the files alphabetically 4 jun 2010 3 jun 2010 9 feb 12 46 9 feb 12 46 3jun 2010 Directory 4jun 2010 Directory lost found 37002010 Access denied media 7 apr 2008 Directory rant 3jun2010 Directory olex2device 3 2010 Directory olexdevice 3jun2010 Directory olexisolink 3 jun 2010 opt 7 apr 2008 Directory Directory Dire
97. ncryption key file in Olex STANDARD NSKV OFFICIAL NO COMMERCIAL YES The charts are older electronic navigation charts for Norway and are no longer updated The maps can be purchased by contacting Olex 30 SOSI ENCRYPTION No encryption STANDARD SOSI OFFICIAL NO COMMERCIAL YES SOSI Samordnet Opplegg for Stedfestet Informasjon Coordinated Arrangement for Localized Information is a data format developed by the Norwegian Mapping Authority SOSI maps are not intended for navigation but can be used for additional information where there are no charts or where navigational charts are not good enough Le surveys done in lakes or rivers GeoNames Geonames is a geographical name database that contains names throughout the world The database 1s pre installed in Olex and can be used in addition to the chart names Diverse Turer Info 26 N M 07 13141953 335 Sann heading 202 7 ER lt lt 552 B C E ic Ti Er EDGE www olex no Buying and installing charts The maps can be purchased either from distributors or directly from chart provider Remember to save the original chartfile and permit after installing the charts When updating Olex version it will sometimes be necessary to reinstall the chart files Encrypted chart systems Encrypted chart system
98. nd the camera axis The same function can also be performed by pressing and holding the middle mouse button or the scroll wheel and than move the mouse sideways Vertical view Press and hold the middle mouse button or scrollwheel and move the mouse pointer up and down to move the angle of view vertically up and down The camera can also be raised and lowered in height Camera 14 meters below surface gt It is not possible to lower the camera more than 20 meters above the sea floor although a lower level is chosen Furthermore the camera can be raised several thousand feet above the water As a rule the best results is be given by raising the camera is raised a little above sea level 3D full screen The button row at the top is used for adjusting settings for the 3D view Settings Past trips Layers BD Track Hardness Bottom Profile Selectdemo FaemMBES 0 1s gt D E F G H 1 Object Show Left Forward Backwards Right 2X lt lt gt gt 1 Period Right mouse button changes labels By clicking Full Screen a 3D full screen view is opened It is now possible to move around and get a complete overview of the terrain The button row at the bottom of the screen contains button for navigation in the 3D screen Fullscreen Luto Object Get camera Show lt lt l Auto When selecting Auto the camera wi
99. ng on one of the color options in the panel Create a route from trip 3 Click Finish and the area 15 created A trip kan be converted to a route Find the trip and click Rescale according to this trip in the Past trips menu Then click Make route from trip Select the area by clicking on the line object When the area is chosen and editible it is possible to move the line segments add or remove marks change color and so on See also Area and volume calculations on page 50 www olex no 19 Plotter data Plot layers Olex has 60 plot layers named from A to J5 Single plot layers can be turned on or off by clicking on the buttons in the bottom row of the screen A plotter object is visible when it s corresponding layer is turned on Click Layers Visible plot layers to turn the row of buttons on or off Left lt lt lt and right gt gt gt arrows are used to scroll back and forth through the plot layers Period displays the plotterdata sorted chronologically Click on the arrows to the right to select the timespan Plotter data stored during this period will be displayed on the screen When a plotter object is created the plot layers assignment can be set manually Otherwise the object will be automatically assigned to a preset layer The objects are preassigned to different plotlayers Type of object Own ship track and event marks LE Surface targets tracked by radar AIS and such Underwater targets
100. number expo demo 253 Gh free 563 User Permit E770AAD5626 E937 AG D1332063830 Dealer demo ITI HT AIS WASSP DX ship length 0 0 meters zel gt gt gt Ship width 0 0 meters zel gt gt gt From fore to GPS 0 0 meters zel gt gt gt From port to GPs 0 0 meters zel gt gt From fore to echo sounder 0 0 meters zel gt gt From port to echo sounder 0 0 meters zel gt gt gt Echo sounder depth 0 0 meters x gt gt gt Echosounder water sound speed 1500 ms lt lt gt gt gt Time offset from UTS 0 00 sa 2 gt Correction of autopilot lag 10 seconds lt lt ze OPS positon lag 0 0 seconds gt gt 74 www olex no SOFTWARE Olex normal installation HARDWARE ARPA INTERFACE serial port Olex systems with ARPA can detect and view other ARPA targets The targets are displayed as triangle symbols and each target is assigned to a unique ID by the radar Gray icon means that the ARPA target has an uncertain e 9 FL e position Red symbol means that the target has confirmed uet position When one of the targets is touched by the mouse cursor a panel with information about the target s speed and course and the distance to own ships opens Course 286 8 3 knots 7 19 nm Click once inside the window to keep it open When the cursor is moved into the panel the buttons 10 Name and Track are added Cou
101. oints are moved around in the map Create marks in the 2 D map By moving the mouse pointer inside the profile view a flag that shows the depth opens both in the profile view and on the The profile views a cross section along the line from the ship to a selected waypoint Grab and placed a new mark or click on an existing mark The mark can be moved around and the 46 www olex no Seafloor mapping map Click inside the profile view to place a mark in the 2D landscape and so it is possible to study the terrain from Seg Perge Lors 8D O Task ea Bonon BE TT S different angles Settings Past mips Layers 8D Track Hardness Bottom Profile O GHEH2S lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Boxes Prnt 8 57 58 Select demo Pon Camera 14 meters below surface lt lt lt gt gt gt gt E F G H I J Peiod Right mouse button changes labels Show Left Forward Backwards Right 2X lt lt gt gt Path planning 3D image can be displayed in a separate window in the 2D map or it can choose full screen It is possible to plan routes for piping cables or other objects on the seabed The method can also be used to plan for trawl haul or find for finding an appropriate place for net and line sets When the marks are placed they can be moved around afterwards to find the best location Controlling
102. on hold down the Alt key to create a line object Select a mark Select a mark and open the Edit Panel double click the left mouse button Appendix Delete a mark Deleting a single mark triple click 3 quick clicks with the left mouse button Shortcuts Ctrl Shift right mouse button opens the maintenance mode Open a new shell commandprompt Ctrl Alt F2 System messages Ctrl Alt Fl Return to the Olexscreen Ctrl Alt F7 Quick display of the contents of a file 1 Create a mark 2 Enter filename to view the contents of the file www olex no 89 Appendix NMEA messages NMEA messages in to the Olex system Gyroc compass GPS compass satelite compass G H C HDM Heading magnetic Magnetic compass H Heading true Gyroc compass GPS compass satelite compass TW Water temperature Temperature sensor M M MWV Wind speed and angle Wind sensor Al Recommended minimum navigation information GPS autopilot WD Wind ditrection and speed Wind sensor Own ship data BK UR DBS BT GA DG DT OSD RMC TLL DO TG DA APB MB TG TE ws von ws s s Reccommended navigation data for GPS S S S S V D Z R X 0 www olex no Appendix www olex no 9 Appendix 92 www olex no Index Numerics 3D 47 3D full screen 48 combining features 48 controlling the camera 47 horizontal view 48 New perspective 3D 47 split 2D 3D 48 vert
103. otherwise the standard symbol will be used Name the mark by entering text in the text field Delete a mark Determine the plot layer assignment If not the predefined plot layer assignment is used First open the mark for editing and then click Delete mark The mark with name and any text comments will be deleted By clicking the Edit text button a large text area opens Event mark Additional text comments can be entered here Click Edit text once more to close the text editor Click on the square on the line object to open and close the text comment An event mark is placed on the ships position right now and can be created by pressing any key on the keybord The symbol can be changed by clicking Layers Default Click Finish to save the changes Edit mark lt This mark kan be edited and changed in the same way as any other marks www olex no Plotter data Circle with a given radius 1 Place a mark at a selected position Chosen track Chosen axea Enter r the value in nm in the textarea in the Edit 2 9 2011 0 42 nm panel 10 51 46 Track 2 circle with the entered radius is drawn around the mark Autonay enter Autonay Center E dit Finish E dit Finish The panel have 4 buttons Autonav Center Edit and Finish e Autonav starts navigation towards a selected mark on the line object 1 1 24 53 140 N 081 10 555 W Center centers the line object on the screen
104. pping entire depth of the profile and the total length of the profile view The colors are the same as the colors on the contour lines or possibly hardness colors Settings Past trips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profile EDU Along ships present course length 0 30 nm mean depth 31 84 Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames Chartfiles CD index ChartWorld versions c E F G H 1 J Perod Right mouse button changes labels If the profile from the ship to a mark or along the ship s course line is selected the profile will be changing due to the ship s motion The view is continuously updated as the coordinates changes When a profile along a route is displayed the waypoints are displayed as bars with corresponding positions The profile view has a fixed size and the window is scaled to the length of the view Le profiles in the same area may give different views depending on the length of the profile Profile view along the course line The profile views a cross section along the vessel s course line and is updated continuously as the vessel moves forward The length of the course line can be changed by selecting Settings and select a value for the length of the course line Settings Past trips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profe Along ships present course length 0 30 nm mean depth 19 14
105. prompted Complete depth database do you really save A green panel with the text Exports dybdedatabase xxx is displayed while the database is stored note that this may take some time since some databases may contain large amounts of data Import a database Open the Filebrowser by clicking Settings Read data and software or connect a USB device Click on the filename to open the database directory db 16aug2010 17 aug 12 55 Bakgmnn jpg 16 aug 15 22 Bakgrunn uff 14 aug 19 48 bilder zip 17 aug 12 49 dekodnmea dos c 12 aug 06 47 Highlight the files by clicking on any of the files Click Read and confirm when asked xxx do you really want to read The database will be added to the list when the import is ready www olex no Databases 39 Databases 40 www olex no Seafloor mapping Seafloor mapping _ _ 500 eters Select demo When Olex receivs signals from GPS and echo sounder the system will automatically start calculation of seafloor maps Position bottom and possibly hardness data if available are stored in boxes that are either measured or calculated Depth data may come from various sources such as single beam echo sounder echo sounders with hardness ES60 and multi beam echo sounders See Seafloor hardness ES60 on page 65 MBES MultiBean Echo Sounder on page 59 and WASSP on page 61 Data can be imported and exported via backup data export
106. rift then Start calibration AIS Config List Messages Calibration of water speed and heading The sensors must be calibrated for various speeds Select a starting course of least transverse drift Then steer two opposing straight legs of at least one minute duration and constant engine speed Tum back to the starting course and repeat the procedure at the next speed We will tell you when to tum 1 2 Follow the course that the system proposes at minimum of 1 minute Use of autopilot is recommended AIS Config List Messages Calibration of water speed and heading Keep course 310 for 44 more seconds Leg 1 16 seconds at course 310 water speed 15 6 knots offset 0 2 0 1 rotation Water speed 15 7 3 Follow the further instructions given by the system 4 When the calibration is completed click Done www olex no ITI Integrated Trawl Instrumentation ITI Integrated Trawl Track Instrumentation Click on Track to start logging of the track for the trawl sensor The sensors are exposed to some noise and Olex perform a SOFTWARE ITI key filtering of the recieved signals HARDWARE ITI trawl sensors Because of this the track may have some inaccuracy in INTERFACE serial port relation to the real movement Olex can be equipped with the trawl positioning systems Simrad ITI or Geonet IxSea Sensors attached to the 457 meters 278 trawldoors visualizes the trawl in 2D an
107. rs stand unchanged ie O as the upper value and 9999 as lower depth only the water volume will be calculated Terrain volume is calculated only if the lower value is no deeper than 100 meters below the deepest seabed in the area Chosen area 0 68 nm Autonav Center Finish Positions dated 5 9 2011 12 01 06 Yellow Mean depth 52 07 meters Terrain volume 0 m3 Depth range 10 to 30 meters Calculated at 79 2011 11 06 39 Upperdepth 10 Lower depth 30 Calculate Abort Route Reverse course The following values are calculated Wet area projected area of seabed within the selected area e Water volume volume of water within the given area bounded by the upper and lower depth limit Mean Depth The average depth in the area Terrain Volume Volume of terrain mass between the upper and lower depth The accuracy of volume calculation depends on the resolution of the seafloor map To calculate a small area accurately the seafloor map must have a higher resolution than usual www olex no Remove depth errors From MBES 0 1s 63 35 202 3 10 53 333 E A La uA Course 185 4 4 6 knots 6 satellites hdop 1 4 Settings Past trips Layers 3D C Track Hardness Bottom Profile HA oo i 0 1225 lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief Boxes 8 09 30 xm P Hommelvik Moon 2 6 7 08251437 37 uu sel
108. rse 286 8 3 knots The panel is closed by 7 49 nm clicking once inside the window Track Name the ARPA targets Click on Name and type the name in the text box that appears Click Ok to confirm Mautlus Course 291 8 3 knots 7 17 nm N The name replaces the previous ID Tracks from ARPA targets Clicking Track starts 10 logging the ARPA targets o track The start tag gets the on s same name as the ARPA target 7 49 nm Marne d A red frame around the symbol indicates that the track is being logged Nautilus Open Layers Default settings for new data and select Automatic storing of radar tracks to log tracks for all ARPA targets automatically www olex no 5 Note that to stop the logging of ARPA tracks the logging of each target must be turned off manually Activate Info Present trip to display the tracks for all ARPA targets If an ARPA target disappears the track will also disappear 3D view Click on 3D in the top menu to open a 3D image showing all ARPA targets within range The features of the 3D viewer used in the same way as usual Settings Past trips Layers BD Track Hardness Bottom Profile oio lt lt lt gt gt gt _ 8 47 47 0 Select demo DGPS Fullscreen Auto Object Get camera Show IX gt gt 6321737 08 44 15 02 75 5 F G H
109. s holes and peaks in the map Center deletes depth values in the center of the echo Backscatter turns of backscatter measurement of bottom hardness and saves only the depth values This function uses less machine capacity if bottom hardness is not necessary www olex no 59 MBES MultiBean Echo Sounder 60 www olex no WASSP SOFTWARE WASSP nokkel HT nokkel HARDWARE multibeam sonar INTERFACE Ethernet WASSP is a multi beam echo sounder that uses wide angle sonar to map the water column and seabed The echo sounder has 112 beams covering a sector of 120 degrees In combination with Olex WASSP makes a fast seabed mapping with a significantly better accuracy than conventional single beamecho sounders sensors are connected directly to the WASSP echo sounder that produces raw data and transmits these to Olex via ethernet Measured and calculated seafloor data are continuously stored in a depth database To create a new database click Create New Seafloor databases Slex standard 1 amp aug2010 _ 233 2010 20062010 4nov2D10 _ 4455 Hanne Marie 16M Mordkabel EM 002 Reset Make active Export Finish Click Multi for multi beam echo sounder 15mar2011 Resolution 0 46 meters lt lt gt gt Radius 19 meters Single tua Specify Abort Edit name Ok The resolution is set by using the arrow keys Radius specify the radius of the area thar are calculated
110. s usually consist of one or more chart files and a permitfile for installing the chart files Permit file Olexsystemer has an unique 5 63 User Permit to be found in the Settings menu Turer Info 3D Slepestrek Hardhet Bunn Olex 7 23 fra 145 2010 ser Permit i E770AAD5626 E937 A6 013320638 Nemo Tor DUURT T T FE This 1s an unique ID that identifies your computer and which must be provided to the chart provider to receive the necessary permit file Chart files Chart files can either be downloaded from the chart providers Website or chart files can be sendt by mail depending on the chart providers routines Map files can be iso or zip files Iso files are files that represents a copy of the complete file system usually a CD File permissions and other metadata will not be lost in the transfer of the iso files Zip files are files that are compiled and compressed to save disk space Installing charts Save the chart and permitfiler to a memory device and connect to the machine Installing chartfiles in Olex is done in the same way independent of the chart system Clich Read from and select the USB device to open the Filebrowser www olex no Navigational charts Lagringsenhet oppdaget USB Flash Disk Skriv nl Ignorer Highlight the chart and permitfils by clicking on them and then click Read Confirm when asked Vector chart do you really want to rea
111. satelitter hdop 1 4 Dybde i meter 32 44 2 Trondheim M ne 1s Lokal disk 1 _ lt lt home Num Alter Lagkstalog 64 14 975 N does mde 4 After the recalculation 15 finished the window closes 3 Cm and the bottom map is displayed on the screen Merkets posisjon er fra 23 9 2010 07 40 28 Nol j Datatype XVZ eksport av bunndata Plottedag B Tm 7 _Avbryt Filnavn export gz L pm gam pon Rod Grom Rute Slepestrek Areal Skiftreming Endretekst Fjern punktet Fjem alt AIS ists Meldinger Vind 273 1 0 m s Vindstille Piler Mer Vanntemperatur 19 4 C Plot Relieff Gr toner Venstre Hoy 1 Vektor Kartvalg Sjokartverket Fiskerid avn CD oversikt ChartWorld versjoner cw y Plotterlag gt gt gt Plotterdag o 1 Peide H yre museknapp endrer navn Olex 3 Save the file by clicking Save USB Flash Disk lt lt lt f Nava Alder Lagkatalog export gz 114 23sep0744 XYZ data Datatype Egne bunndata Alle plotterdata Siste 10 bilder Maskinens id Avb Filnavn Lagre www olex no 85 XYZ export 86 www olex no Appendix Appendix From CD Insert the CD with Olex software and click Settings Read data and software Upgrading the Olex version Optiarc DVD R
112. see the light sectors and their sector lines the function Lights and light light sectors and their sector lines must be enabled If the machine does not receive signals from GPS all lights in chart will be flashing Grid lines Click Layers Grid lines to turn on a grid showing longitude and latitude Bim 9 25 36 ST _ CT 6335402 N 10 54 583 4 Kurs 188 Navigational charts Overview Map Symbol texts turn off and on texts that are associated with symbols for the name of light houses floating buoys poles When the map is very zoomed in it can be convenient to use and etc the overview map Click Settings Show movable overview map Hyndeyv gen P Texts and names turns on and names in the map like names of banks fjords and grounds Depts and elevations turn on and viewing of depths and Vector chart data heights The Layers menu lists the various functions related to vector charts Diverse Tuer Info 3D Slepesek Hardhet Bumn Sit Sl OH lt lt lt gt gt gt RE Pan 2 30 23 gt Fra MBES 0 5 6335406 N 10525720 Kurs 101 4 8 Tx Dybde meter Mine e are displayed with dotted lines NE ae A pi Pipelines submarine cables pipelines and submarine cables la Aa 1 NS i Multistr le Ber
113. so for using hot keys The mouse 1S used for In particular electronic charts have limited accuracy M xTide 2 0 Copyright 1998 David Flater NO WARRANTY see the zooming In and out grab objects and select options in the GNU General Public details esca menus Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds Starting the system Start the computer by pressing the Power button Before okay ta intenance the is ready it will En through a start up Click Okay to confirm or wait until the start up procedure where different screens are displayed as the sequence is resumes automatically Click Maintenance to open completed Maintenance mode see Maintenance Mode on page 88 www olex no 7 Basic operation The main screen Scale Depth scale Night Day Main menu Settings Past taps Layers 3D Bottom Profile oC lt lt lt RE z D Bees BEE 9 13 24 E wo GPS 63 55 373 N comm 922110 E lt GPS window y Course 30 NN RS BA 16 2 knots North arrow ery 1 11 satellites hdop 2 0 N 5 Dept ia meters 45 6 Depth window Course line Vector chart gt Norwegian H Background GeoNames Chart files s T 4 Plot layers lt lt lt gt gt Cc F e tj J Right mouse button changes labels Typical view with the ship sailing towards northeas
114. ssages are moved into the upper panel when they are AIS transponders confirmed sent Status of transfer is shown in brackets in front of the message When the message 1s submited 1t will Names MMSI id s that are crossed out are about to disappear from the list disapperar out of range By clicking Distance or Name the list of AIS targets is sorted either by distance or by name 70 www olex no AIS Vessels that may be crossing each other s courses with greater distance is visualized by yellow ship symbols Messages Teist 13 812 53 32 To Teist Sending MESSAGE FOR TEIST 13 8 12 53 45 Teist Sending MESSAGE FOR ALL VESSELS Create message Ok If the transfer fails so that the message can not be sent the message Failed appears as the status of the message Messages Finding the best course 138125345 ToTeist Sending MESSAGE FOR ALL VESSELS i Create message By turning on Info gt Continuous ranging arrow the cursor can be moved around to try out different courses The green WA ships symbols shows that the ship will be passing behind the Avoid collision If two or more vessels may come to cross each other s courses the system will show the possible future situation given the speed and course that the vessels have at the moment Warning The ship symbols turn red if there is less than 2 minutes left for the vessels passing each other closer than 1 10 miles
115. such as trawl ROV and sonar All other types of plotter objects This settings can be changed by opening the panel named Default layers for various plotter objects Click Layers Default settings for varoius plotter objects to open Ta jeje NE x er c x Yellow Green Maroon Brown Black No EE The 4 top rows of buttons defines the assignment for the plotterobjects It is possible to select several plot layers for each object but all objects have to be assigned to at least one plot layer For this reason it is not possible to deselect a plot layer before selecting at least one of the other layers 20 gt ee NN AB ce o e il When finished editing save any changes ond close the panel by clicking Ok The plot layer panel When an object is touched by the mouse cursor the text and frame on the corresponding plot layer button will turn red Open the plot layer panel by right clicking one of the plotlayer buttons Plot layers gt gt CEN c p E G 1 I Pei Right mouse button changes labels This panel makes it possible to change layer assignment plot layer name and export data All objects assigned to this layer starts flashing when the panel is opened pem www olex no Rename the plot layer The plotlayers are named with letters fro
116. t inthe GPS window is located in the upper right corner and middle of the screen The dashed course line displays the provides information about the position course and speed heading at the moment GPS 63 55 373 9 22 110 E Course 30 16 2 knots FK 11 satellites hop 2 0 The depth window displays the depth value of the last sounding By clicking inside the panel a more detailed view is opened Depth in meters Some objects will change color or appearance when the mousecursor is moved around and touches them The tide window displays the nearest station for tidal measurements the present water level and the time for the The map is zoomed in by clicking the right mouse button next high and low tide left mouse button zooms out There are also other ways to zoom in and out When the map is zoomed in to a certain scale 100 metres a marker showing the depth value in that point is opened if measured depth values excists in that point The brightness can be adjusted by using the dimmer function The dimmer panel appears when the mouse pointer touches the sun icon in the upper right corner The brightness can be adjusted by moving the slider along the scale Switch between day and night colours by clicking The main menu at the top of the screen has several drop Day or Night down menus and buttons that provide access to various functions Like changing the chart scale adjusting colors and night dimming
117. ter data do you really want to save It is possible to sort plotter objects and save only a selection Plotter data Reassign plotlayers The plot layer assignment can be changed by clicking on buttons in the panel Plot layer has 13 objects Rename the plot layer Delete these objects or Export these objects move them to the following plot layers E eet oere EN Ha ca EA A E Abort Line or symbol Ok Plotterdata from old Olex versions In previous Olex versions the plotter data were divided into marks routes tracks lines and areas This objects was displayed by clicking the corresponding button for each object in the Layers menu If the computer contains old format plotterdata the Layers menu will have checkboxes for using this data Private plotter data O Names and comments O Marks and symbols Planned routes O Recorded tracks Other lines reas Default settings for new data O Visible plot layers Save own plotter data To save own plotter data open the file browser either by choosing Settings Save data to storage device Select the device to store the data and click AII plotter data Local drive Name Age Make directory 9jan12 15 Directory 9jan12 01 Directory 9jan12 01 Directory 9jan10 14 Directory 9jan10 14 Directory 10 dec 2010 Access denied 4jun2010 Directory 4jun2010 Directory 4jun2010 Directory olexisolink 3jun 2010 Directory olexdev
118. the lineobject date and name of start and stop mark If the line object is an area the length will be the length of the line delimiting the area By clicking Delete all the line object with all marks will be deleted www olex no 17 Plotter data Create a new line object True heading 67 9 Vector Multibeam O Calculate _Greph More Fish Record raw Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames Chart files CDindex Chart World versions Plot layers lt lt lt gt gt gt CE e jo 98 1 a Period Right mouse button changes labels Select demo Filters Angles Noise Center Backscatter Place a mark somwhere on the map The Chosen mark panel and the Edit panel will open While the mark is editable place a new mark The marks will be connected with a straight line and an arrow shows the direction of the line Add more marks at the end of the line or create new marks by clicking somewhere on the line between the marks Choose the type of line object by clicking one of the buttons Route Track Line or Area Choose the color by clicking on of the colors Choose plot layer assignment by clicking on one of the plot layer buttons The line can be given a name by entering text in the text field Save the line object by clicking Finish Modify an existing line object 18 Choose the line by clicking on it t
119. the camera Select a view that includes the area to be displayed in 3D Make sure that Layers New perspective 3D is turned on E euer gags gaan cuen Select 3D from the main menu and the window with the 3D view opens Profile and hardness eN O Calculate Graph More Fish Chart selection Norwegian HO Fisheries database ChartWorld Background GeoNames ch DI EL EIKE 1 The profile can also be displayed with hardness colors At the top of the window is a row of push buttons start by een selecting Get camera Fullscreen Auto Keer Object Get camera Show 1 10919336 0 10 22 087 99m The camera symbol appears in the 2D map on the left half of the screen Dashed lines delimiting a sector shows the camera view and the arrow shows the direction The camera can now be moved around in the screen by grabbing it and dragging it to the desired location The 3D window shows the camera s field of view 3D New perspective 3D This 3D view 1 also activated with the button 3D 1n the main menu The seabed is made in true perspective by using a virtual camera The camera can be moved around the www olex no 47 Seafloor mapping Horizontal view At the top left of the 3D view is a directional arrow showing which way the camera is pointing e Grab the arrow and turn it around to rotate the camera s field of view The 3D image will revolve arou
120. the panel Own ship AIS setup Click on the numbers written with blue font to the right of the text Automatic depth transfer Click Ok to save and close the panel To follow the calculation process click Settings Show calculation progress Enter the MMSI id in the text box that opens click Ok to confirm The new value will now be saved in the system pug 82701426 The picture shows the 2 vessels measuring depts the seafloor map is calcuated continously on the basis of data from both ships Choose MMSI id from the list of AIS targets Open the list of visible AIS targets Then click on the name of the vessel to receive the depth data 72 www olex no Auto pilot The autonav function can also be used without autopilot Auto pilot installed Follow the instructions in the Autonav panel to steer the ship along the set course SOFTWARE Olex normal installation Estimated time of arrival HARDWARE Autopilot INTERFACE serial port If a mark is named or a route has named waypoints a panel with a list of estimated times of arrivals opens Vessels with autopilot can automatically navigate against a mark or along a line object by enabling the Autonav function Arrival times Today 9 11 Start Today 9 11 Lautangen Today 9 12 Anchorage Today 9 13 Stop Settings Past tips Layers 3D Track Hardness Bottom Profile 250 meters 4 osoo lt lt lt gt gt gt Relief 9 11 09 0
121. the saved trips recorded in the area of the screen Press the button repeatedly to see all tours in the area Previous trip and Next trip scrolls back and forth Then select View trip on the map and Scale the map so the whole trip is to see the trip on the screen Current trip Displays the last trip Ship symbol displays the ship s position and heading along the trip Select the time interval by clicking on one of the buttons to the right www olex no 57 Trips 56 www olex no MBES MultiBean Echo Sounder SOFTWARE MBES HT key HARDWARE multibeam sonar Kongsberg EM Series INTERFACE Ethernet Multibeam echo sounders are primarily used for surveying and seafloor mapping providing a significantly better accuracy than conventional single beam echo sounders MBES Multi Beam Echo Sounder software is designed for use for echo sounders of Kongsberg EM Series All sensors are connected to the echo sounder Settings and configuration are made on the echo sounder that produces raw data and sends these to Olex using ethernet Usin the incoming GPS position and depth data Olex starts calculating the seafloor map Measured and calculated data are stored ontinuously in a depth database To create a new database click Create New Seafloor databases Slex standard _ 1 amp aug2010 _ 23sep2010 20062010 4nov2D10 14455 Hanne Marie 16M Nordkabel EM 002 c Move Edit Creme Reset Make acti
122. trl Alt F2 to open Ctrl Alt F7 closes the terminal window again Updating the clock in Olex The clock in the Olex will be updated automatically when the system receives NMEA messages from GPS or other instruments Hardware ID An unique ID used to identify the system Local drive 19 jan 12 23 D 18 jan 11 59 18 jan 11 58 D 18 jan 11 58 18 jan 11 58 Di J 24010 Access 4 jun 2010 Directo 4 jun 2010 4jm2010 D 3 jun 2010 3jun 2010 D 3 jun 2010 3jun2010 Directory Data type Own depth data All plotter data Last10 screenshots File name olexisolink olexdevice olex2device www olex no Hotkeys Keyboard Shortcuts Fl Jump F2 Home Center F3 Edge F4 Enable or 3D view F5 Event mark F6 Start logging of the track F7 Stop logging of the track 8 Turns on or off the bottom zoom function F9 Decreases the color separaion range F10 Increases the color separaion range gt gt gt F11 Turns on relief F12 Turns off relief Page Up Zoom In Page Down Zoom out Arrow keys move the map in any direction Using the mouse Zooming Zoom in right mouse button or move the scroll wheel forward Zoom Out Left mouse button or move the scroll wheel backward Move the map in any direction press and hold both right and left mouse button or the scroll wheel Create a new mark Create a new mark Alt left mouse butt
123. und signals Adirectional ultrasonic pulse is emitted from a transducer and when the pulse hits an object the sound 15 reflected and captured by the transducer Fromthis echo the depth speed direction of the sonar targets extent is calculated Olex visualizes sonar targets as small green boxes with direction the symbols is drawn in the center of the sonar objects que 2 When the mouse cursor touches one of the sonar targets text line that shows the estimated depth area and volume of object opens In addition a panel opens that shows the target s assigned ID direction and distance from own ship Click once inside the panel to keep it open Sonar AT 4 586m 255 Dybde 20 0 slepestrek a y ps Depth 20 m area 33650 m2 volume 841 tons Clicking on Track to start recording the sonar targets track 84 www olex no XYZ export XYZ export Importing seafloor data Connect the device that contains the seafloor data to the machine and click Read from to open the Filebrowser Exporting seafloor data Seafloor data can be exported to other Olex machines or to USB Flash Disk some other systems The sea floor data is stored to a text file as ASCII format and the file content are depth values with 9 feb 1325 Katalog their corresponding GPS position a UE 9feb 12 40 olexplot gz 949k 9feb1234 Plotterdata fra Olex Lab Machine DC1900 20100429 zip prm 47M 18jun2010 Vektorkart 11010
124. uracy up to 50 meters If GPS is selected all depths are recorded regardless of position accuracy DGPS Differential GPS the expansion of the GPS system Uses a network of land based reference stations to broadcast the difference between the positions specified by satellite system and the actual position of the stations Accuracy up to 4 5 10 meters Float RTK accuracy up to 4 0 2 to 1 meter Fixed RTK accuracy up to 1 5 cm Automatic sound speed calibration by enabling this feature constant sound speed calculated from Olex is used instead of the fixed sound speed that is added in the WASSP setup GPS for tide heave For the GPS system to be able to calculate an accurate position on the earth there must be a framework to describe the coordinates and references The earth does not have a uniform gravity and there are different models for the calculation www olex no 12 13 14 15 16 17 Ellipsoid is the simplest of the models an ideal model of an elipsoide based on reference points on the earth Geoid is a model based on the earth s density and gravity This corresponds roughly with the sea surface level DNSCOS is the most accurate model Based on satellite measurements the oceans over the past 12 years Automatic logging of raw data turns on and off the logging of raw data Logging starts automatically when the ship is set in motion Fish Colors by enab
125. urer Info 3D Slepestrek Hardhet Bunn Snitt int 11 26 34 C To edit an existing mark first open the mark for editing and make the changes Click Finish to close and save the mark 10 54 496 Kurs 204 4 9 kno 7 satelitter hdop 1 2 Dybde i meter Olsingie mark 13 20 19 18 28 Text comments j 63235 729 N 010 51 639 133mm 2387 4 Chosen mark panel Text comments ig 16 min 22 sek en Auton Senter ETA Merkets posisjon 29 2011 11 24 34 o Pio BxABXABXAEXA Pik skip j Ir Edit panel SB Name of the mark pestre Area kst Fjern al a ES orld versjoner Periode H yre museknapp endrer navn N Text comments Zoom in until the appropriate screen section is displayed Placing a mark on a given position Grab the mark symbol in the main menu and drag and drop the mark on the selected location 1 aD Track 3D Track Track 3D o Track gt Chosen Or hold the Alt button and left click to place a mark 24 53 140 Once the mark is placed both the Chosen mark panel 081 10 555 W and the Edit panel opens Place a mark at any position Place the mouse cursor over the first number in the Chosen mark panel Enter a value or click with the right or left mouse button to change the value 1 min 15 sec Autonav Center Choose a symbol in Edit panel
126. ve Export Finish Click Multi for multi beam echo sounder 15mar2011 Resolution 0 46 meters lt lt gt gt Radius 19 meters Single Specify Abort Edit name Ok The resolution is set by using the arrow keys Radius specify the radius of the area thar are calculated around each sounding and is directly dependent on the resolution The resolution must be set to an appropriate value so there wil be no gaps in the seafloor map In shallow water use a finer resolution and high ping rate While in deeper water use a coarser resolution and low ping rate A rule of thumb is MBES MultiBean Echo Sounder Resolution expected depth 200 See Databases on page 37 Olex machines with MBES have a toolbar in the lower left side of the screen with options for turning on and off base calculation and noise filtering Multibeam Calculate Filters Angles Moise Center Backscatter All configuration and settings are made directly on sonar that sends data to Olex Incoming raw data can be filtered to avoid obvious errors in bottom map Calculate turn on and off the sea floor calculation Angle the system saves the best vertical data in case of overlapping measurements Zoom in and move the cursor over the depth boxes and the beam angle of the soundings is displsyed in the depth box Noise removes the obvious vertical errors during the survey values that provide
127. with a straight line A line can be very complex consisting of several hundreds of marks A new line object is drawn along the trip Choose the route by clicking it the marks will be visible and the Chosen route panel opens Click Edit and than click Unlock in the Edit panel Confirm when asked Do you really want to turn off the protection Click Finish to save and close the panel Track Area A track is a line object that is recorded in the wessels wake Click Track to start recording A start flag is placed in the An area is a line object where the first and last mark are start of the track and a solid line is recorded along the course connected Click Track once more to stop recording the track line A double flag is placed on the end mark f g Create a new area Click Layers Default settings for new data to change the color Own track start and stop flags lock own tracks against changes and automatic storing of radar tracks can be E changed here by clicking Yes or No on the corresponding choice 1 Click Ok to save the changes and close the panel Start by creating a new line object as described in earlier 2 When all the marks are placed click Area in the Edit Route panel The first and the last mark will now be connected and the area delimited by the lines will be filled with a A route is a track with direction towards a spesific point color The pattern color can be changed by clicki
128. y An other way to set the zoom depth is to adjust it manually by clicking the adjustment buttons on the panel Notice that the Lock button will be activated automatically when adjusting the settings The button must be pressed again to return to zoom depths determined by the ship s position or a mark Zoom depth below vessel Instead of using a mark to determine the zoom depth and the zoom depth has not been set manually the depth below the ship at any time determines the zoom depth This is indicated by that the zoom depth changes constantly as the ship sails ahead No other depth data This function turns off the the seafloor map view displaying only areas with bottom zoom colors Bottom zoom from 76to 91 meters Lock Zoom depth 28 meters lt lt gt gt gt Color separation 1 meters lt lt lt gt gt gt Mo other depth data Hotcolors No zoom bottom point If a mark 1s placed somewhere outside the measured seafloor map the zoom depth cannot be determined and the message No bottom zoom point will be displayed No bottom zoom point Profile Click Profile in the main menu to open a section or profile picture of the seabed e Along the ship s course line From ship to a selected mark Along a selected line object The seabed profile displays the position for the start and end point maximum and minimum depth total height for the www olex no 45 Seafloor ma
129. ymbols a name and text comments Choose a mark by clicking it once A mark can be edited by doubleclicking it or by first choosing the mark and then click Edit not chosen chosen mark the mark is chosen and editable www olex no Plotter data Chosen mark panel When a new mark is placed or an existing mark is chosen the Chosen mark panel opens Chosen mark 63 35 359 010 54 064 E 0 23 nm 29 2 min 53 sec T enter This panel displays the position and also have 4 buttons Autonav Center Edit and Finish e Autonav is used for navigation towards the mark Center clicking this button centers the mark on the screen Edit opens the Edit panel Finish closes the panel and saves the settings Edit panel This panel opens when a plotter object is created or edited Mark rud dated 29 2011 10 55 32 Nol E B Iove to ship Black Area Delete all Green ldaroon Brown Track Edit text fellow Route Line Delete mark Reverse course 1 displays the timestamp when the mark is created or changed 2 displays the symbols to choose between 3 the mark can be named by writing in this text box 4 Plot layer assignment can be set by selecting one or more of the plotlayers 5 Edit text makes it possible to add a text comment 6 Delete mark removes the mark 15 Plotter data Create a new mark Diverse T

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