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DMT GmbH & Co. KG

Exploration & Geosurvey

Geoinstruments

Am Technologiepark 1
45307 Essen
Germany

Phone +49 201 172-1970

Fax +49 201 172-1971
info.summit@dmt.de
www.summit-system.de

Member of TV NORD Group

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction ....................................................................................................... 6
2 General information........................................................................................... 7
2.1 Equipment ......................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Connectors and connection cables .................................................................... 8
2.3 Power supply ..................................................................................................... 8
3 Device handling ............................................................................................... 10
3.1 Starting the XStream........................................................................................ 10
3.2 Operating the SUMMIT X Stream .................................................................... 11
3.3 Exchanging the Battery .................................................................................... 11
3.4 Storing and coping data from the device .......................................................... 12
3.5 Turning OFF the instrument ............................................................................. 12
4 The SUMMIT Acquisition Software ................................................................. 13
4.1 Installation of the SUMMIT Acquisition Software .............................................. 13
4.2 Main Screen and Elements .............................................................................. 13
4.3 Registration of instrument address number ...................................................... 14
4.4 Creating a new survey before starting a measurement .................................... 15
4.5 Setting recording and shooting parameters...................................................... 17
4.6 Assigning Line and Station Number ................................................................. 19
4.7 Test Function and Instrument Check ............................................................... 21
5 Measurement ................................................................................................... 24
5.1 Basic elements of the data acquisition ............................................................. 24
5.2 Acquiring seismic data ..................................................................................... 25
6 Legal notice ..................................................................................................... 26
7 Technical Data ................................................................................................. 27
Wiring of connectors ......................................................................................................... 28

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Table of Figures

Figure 1 SUMMIT X Stream Pro .................................................................................... 7

Figure 2 Right side view of the SUMMIT X Stream with connector for geophones ......... 9

Figure 3 Left side view of the SUMMIT X Stream Pro with connectors for
batteries, USB and Trigger-In and Outputs ...................................................... 9

Figure 4 Top View of the SUMMIT X Stream Pro with Keyboard and Mouse ............... 11

Figure 5 Main Screen of the SUMMIT Acquisition Tool .NET software ...................... 13

Figure 6 Set Summit Units dialog ................................................................................ 15

Figure 7 Create New Survey Dialogue (Basic Settings) ............................................... 16

Figure 8 Create New Survey Dialogue (Survey Parameters) ....................................... 16

Figure 9 Create New Survey Dialogue (Survey Information) ........................................ 17

Figure 10 Recording and Shooting Parameters overview .............................................. 18

Figure 11 Assign Stations dialog ................................................................................... 20

Figure 12 Assign Stations dialog ................................................................................... 20

Figure 13 Main window with finished station assignment ............................................... 21

Figure 14 Test Functions ............................................................................................... 22

Figure 15 Function Test Selection ................................................................................. 22

Figure 16 Proper Sinus Test Result ............................................................................... 23

Figure 17 List View Result of a complete System Check ............................................... 23

Figure 18 The Acquisition Console ................................................................................ 24

Figure 19 Acquiring data................................................................................................ 25

Figure 20 Data View ...................................................................................................... 26

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List of Tables

Table 1 List of Parts included in standard delivery ....................................................... 8

Table 2 Main window elements (see also Figure 5) ................................................... 14

Table 3 Basic Recording Parameters ......................................................................... 18

Table 4 Basic Shooting Parameters ........................................................................... 19

Table 5 Elements of the acquisition console .............................................................. 24

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1 Introduction

This document describes the SUMMIT X Stream and SUMMIT X Stream Pro (or in the following
shortly XStream or XStream Pro) seismograph and refers to the following product versions:

Device-Type Description
SUMMIT X Stream Pro 24-channel seismograph with integrated
embedded computer
SUMMIT X Stream 24-channel seismograph with USB-Interface to
external control computer

The SUMMIT X Stream is a robust 24 channel seismograph specially designed for engineering
applications like LVL, MASW and many others. While the SUMMIT X Stream does require an
external PC or Laptop to operate, the SUMMIT X Stream Pro is an all in one seismograph which
combines the 24 channel acquisition system together with an embedded operation computer,
keyboard and mouse controls and a high resolution screen for seismic data previews.
The instrument can be connected through spread cables or seismic land streamers to any type
of geophones through a standardized connector.
The SUMMIT X Stream and X Stream Pro are designed for mobile measurements and can be
operated with a standard car battery or any other power supply in the range of 9 to 18 Volts DC.
The storage for the seismic data is also included into the device, so there is no need to attach
storage devices during the complete field work. The data can be retrieved from the device later
via standard USB connection.
The instrument can be combined with almost all market available seismic sources by various
trigger in- and control outputs.

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2 General information

2.1 Equipment

Figure 1 SUMMIT X Stream Pro

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Table 1 List of Parts included in standard delivery

Nr Description Qty
1 SUMMIT X Stream / X Stream Pro Seismograph 1
2 Battery Cable with standard battery tongs 1
3 Trigger-Adapter-Cable open ended 1
4 USB-cable (SUMMIT X Stream only, not for SUMMIT X Stream Pro) 1

2.2 Connectors and connection cables

The connectors used for Power Supply and Trigger-In and Outputs are ruggedized field proofed
and IP67 sealed plugs which enable a simple and fast connection and disconnection of cables.
The proper orientation of the connector is marked by a red dot both at the connector as well as
the socket on the XStream.
The connector used for the analogue input (geophone connection) is a standard 55pin MIL
connector which is used on most seismic spread cables. If any other connector is needed there
can be applied also a suitable adapter.
Position of the individual connectors on the instrument is shown in figures 2 to 3.

2.3 Power supply

The SUMMIT X Stream seismograph is operated by an external 12 V DC power supply (input

range 9 - 18 V DC). In normal field operation this is usually a standard 12V car battery, which
can easily be found worldwide.
The instrument can also be operated by any 12V DC main power supply which can at least
supply a current of 5A peak.
The SUMMIT X Stream Pro is equipped with an additional second power connector for external
supply in order to enable battery replacement during operation (the standard X Stream has only
1 connector).

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Figure 2 Right side view of the SUMMIT X Stream with connector for geophones

Figure 3 Left side view of the SUMMIT X Stream Pro with connectors for batteries, USB
and Trigger-In and Outputs

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3 Device handling

The SUMMIT X Stream is designed as an autonomous recording device for 24 channels

measurements and does not require additional hardware or software for operation or parameter
setup. Setting of parameters can be achieved by direct access of the XStream via the integrated
display and keyboard.

3.1 Starting the XStream

The SUMMIT X Stream is started by simply plugging in the power connector. The same applies
for the SUMMIT X Stream Pro version. As soon as the instrument is powered by an external
battery or power supply, the boot up sequence is started automatically. Like a normal desktop
or laptop computer the instrument runs through a boot sequence which should not be
interrupted by the user.
At the end of the boot up sequence the instrument will automatically start the Windows
operating system and launch the acquisition software which is used to control the instrument
and run the measurements. For a detailed description of the different functions of the acquisition
software, please refer to chapter 4 of the instruction manual.

Please note! (X Stream Pro only)

During the boot up process and during runtime the power should not be
removed without previous shutdown of the whole system.

Attention! (X Stream Pro only)

Interrupting the power during runtime can cause a corrupted file system
and data loss.

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3.2 Operating the SUMMIT X Stream

The SUMMIT X Stream requires an additional PC / Laptop with the SUMMIT Acquisition
Software installed in order to operate.
The SUMMIT X Stream Pro is operated by a full computer like keyboard and mouse pointing
device which is shown in Figure 4. The system is based on a regular Windows XP operation
system. The measuring and parameters for the seismic data recording are controlled by the
SUMMIT Acquisition Tool .NET. Please refer to chapter 4 of this manual for a detailed
description of the operation. Additionally the software offers a dynamic online/offline help
system which describes all settings and options by briefly introductions.

Figure 4 Top View of the SUMMIT X Stream Pro with Keyboard and Mouse

3.3 Exchanging the Battery

The battery for the SUMMIT X Stream can easily be changed when the instrument is in idle
mode, i.e. where no data recording is taken place in break times between shots. The instrument
will restart within a few seconds after the new battery is connected.
The SUMMIT X Stream Pro offers two separated battery connectors on the left side of the
instrument (see Figure 3). These equivalent inputs can be both used to power the device from
an external battery. The advantage of the two battery inputs (Battery A & Battery B) is that in

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runtime it is possible to exchange the battery without shutting down the system and the need of
a restart.
To exchange the almost empty battery, just plug a fully charged battery in the non occupied
battery connector and then remove the empty battery from the other input.

3.4 Storing and coping data from the device

The SUMMIT X Stream Pro offers an internal flash based memory (Solid-State-Disc) for system
and data storage. Therefore the total amount of memory is separated into one partition for the
operating system and the acquisition software and another partition for data storage.
The partition for the operating system is protected against direct writing to ensure a proper
system operation in case of sudden power failures or other influences. Therefore it is not
recommended to store measurement data to the system partition.

Please note!
Dont store any user data to the system partition of the device. This partition is
only used for operation system and measurement applications.

If you want to copy your in-field collected data from the device to another computer, you could
easily use the standardized USB connector on the left side of the device (see Figure 3). Just
connect any USB Stick or other Mass-Storage Device to this port and wait until windows has
recognized the new hardware. After this you can use the build in explorer to copy your data
from the data partition to the mass storage.

Please note!
Clean up the data partition from time to time (delete old data) to ensure you to
have enough disk space during acquisition.

After finishing the data copy process, just unmount the mass storage device and plug it off from
the SUMMIT X Stream Pro.

3.5 Turning OFF the instrument

To turn off the SUMMIT X Stream Pro, just select the windows shutdown option (like on any
other desktop and laptop computer) and wait until the system has been completely shutdown.
After the system has been shutdown you can safely remove the battery from the device. Keep
in mind not to remove the battery during the runtime or the shutdown process; this could result
in data loss or a corrupted file system.
The standard SUMMIT X Stream is turned off simply by disconnecting the external 12 V DC
power supply.

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4 The SUMMIT Acquisition Software

4.1 Installation of the SUMMIT Acquisition Software

The SUMMIT X Stream Pro is delivered with the Acquisition software installed and ready to
operate.
For SUMMIT X Stream users, the Acquisition Software needs to be installed on the field laptop
used for controlling the X Stream. The Software installer is delivered on the CD accompanying
this manual. You will need administrator rights to install the software. The SUMMIT Acquisition
Software requires MS Windows XP/Vista/7 to operate.

4.2 Main Screen and Elements

After the system has been start up the acquisition software called SUMMIT Acquisition Tool
.NET is automatically started and is showing the main screen with all the following elements in
the factory default setup of the software.

Figure 5 Main Screen of the SUMMIT Acquisition Tool .NET software

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The main screen offers you detailed information about all instrument specific parameters as well
as all parameters which are needed for the seismic data acquisition.
In the main window you have different elements which can be visually controlled so you have
the possibility to arrange all elements to your own needs and requirements. The standard
setting of the window elements is shown in Figure 5.
The operation is as easy as any other windows based software package you know from other
windows based desktop or mobile computer.
The main screen is separated into five different main parts which are listed in Table 2.

Table 2 Main window elements (see also Figure 5)

Nr Description
1 Seismic Channel List
This list shows all the seismic channels you have setup and also if they are actually
connected to your instrument
2 Recording and Shooting Parameter Setup Window
These lists show all the recording parameters which are actually used for seismic
data acquisition and gives you the possibility to select and set user parameters
3 Spread View
This visual display shows your active field sensors corresponding to the settings in
your shooting parameters dialog and give you status information about your
recording stations and the position of your source.
4 Acquisition Console
This is the main acquisition console and contains all the elements you need do
handle the acquisition and your records
5 Data Preview Area
This area shows your seismic records and offers you simple filter and gain options
for a detailed quality control during acquisition

4.3 Registration of instrument address number

Before you can start with entering your recording and shooting parameters you have to register
the address number of your instrument to let the acquisition software know which hardware is
connected to it. This has to be done normally only once, because this information will be stored
on the internal memory for later use. To register your hardware address number, navigate to the
menu item Edit Set Summit Units or simply press the F2 key on the keyboard, which opens
the Set Summit Units dialog as shown in Figure 6.
In this dialog navigate to Compact / X Stream Unit and then enter the address number into the
fields Client # and Serial#. All SUMMIT X Stream and X Stream Pro have the same fixed unit
addresses (255-1 for SUMMIT X Stream and 254-1 for SUMMIT X Stream Pro), which are also
printed on the label on your device. Press the Add button after having entered the unit address.
Your unit address should now be displayed in the left list under Compact / X Stream Unit.

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With the remove button it is possible to remove single elements out of the instrument list on the
left side. If you want to remove specific serial numbers, just select the serial number you want to
remove and press the remove button.
When you have left the configuration window by pressing OK, you will directly see the changes
in the Seismic Channel List window on the left side of the screen. In Figure 5 you can see an
example of an instrument with the physical address 200 1 and in total 24 channels. In this
example the blue colour in the list shows that the instrument is properly connected to the
acquisition software.

Figure 6 Set Summit Units dialog

4.4 Creating a new survey before starting a measurement

Before starting a new measurement / survey, a new survey file should be created by the user.
This survey file include some basic information about the survey (also included later in the
SEG2-Headers), set the survey and data output directories, resets the shot counters and will
later also include the recording sheet information of the specific measurement.
To create a new survey, just navigate to the menu Survey Create New Survey. First there
will be presented a settings dialogue where you can enter a survey name and set the output
directory for the survey file itself as well as the output directory for the seismic data of this
survey (see Figure 7)

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Figure 7 Create New Survey Dialogue (Basic Settings)

Please ensure that you always set the location of the survey file and the location of the seismic
data to the data partition (drive D:\) of the SUMMIT X Stream Pro.
With the Next button you will be guided to the survey parameters dialogue which offers the
setting of the allocation mode. In the summit system there are two different ways of allocation.
On is by using a Pocket PC in the field, the other one is assigning your stations from the
recording station itself (see Figure 8).

Figure 8 Create New Survey Dialogue (Survey Parameters)

Please note that the allocation mode Pocket PC is not available to the SUMMIT X Stream
series, because the allocation is always done from the operator of the main recording system.
Therefore ensure to not select the option Use Pocket PC for Allocation and press the Next
button afterwards.
The last step of creating a new survey is to enter some basic information about the survey itself,
which helps to identify the survey later. These information are manly the Project Name, Survey
Name, Client Name, Contractors Name and the name of the Observer. This information is also
stored into the Header information of every SEG2 File created within this survey. This makes it
later also very easy to identify the files. See Figure 9 for the settings dialog which will be
presented during survey creation.

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Figure 9 Create New Survey Dialogue (Survey Information)

After you have entered the information and pressed the OK button, the software will
automatically create a new survey file which is also shown in the main window of the acquisition
software on the top bar beside the software name.
In this process also all the parameters are set to a default value and the shot point and source
point counters are reset to one.

4.5 Setting recording and shooting parameters

All the recording parameters and shooting parameters which are needed for the seismic data
acquisition are set in the Recording Parameters and Shooting Parameters Dialogue on the
right side of your screen (see Figure 5). An illustration of all parameters is also shown in Figure
10.
The basic settings for a simple seismic measurement are described and listed in Table 3 and
Table 4. A detailed description of all parameters is also available in the Dynamic Help Window
which is integrated in the acquisition software. To access the Dynamic Help please navigate to
the Menu item Help Dynamic Help Window. This dialog can be left opened and when you
click to a specific setting it will show the detailed description of the selected element.

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Figure 10 Recording and Shooting Parameters overview

Table 3 Basic Recording Parameters

Name Description
Stacks Sets the amount of stacks you want to use during the acquisition. It
is also possible to manipulate this number during a running
acquisition.
Sampling Interval Defines the sampling interval in ms.
Please note: Sampling Interval of 1/96 and 1/192 ms are only
available with special hardware (not with the SUMMIT X Stream
Pro)
Recording Time Sets the total recording time which is used during acquisition and

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which will be stored into the SEG2 File.

Gain Defines the gain of the pre-amplifier inside the unit. It is possible to
define three gain setting (0dB (x1), 20dB (x10) and 40dB (x100))
Pre-Trigger Defines the pre-trigger length in ms. This time will be recorded into
the SEG2 File in advance before the trigger event occurs.

Table 4 Basic Shooting Parameters

Name Description
Receiver Location These four settings define the stations in the spread view. In other
words these four settings form the layout of your seismic channels
in the field. A basic setting for a 24 channel Unit are the following
settings:
First Line: 1, Number of Lines: 1,
First Station: 1, Number of Stations: 24
Data Output These settings define your Data Output options. In case of the
SUMMIT X Stream Pro Unit the data output directory should
always be set to the Data partition of the internal storage (drive
D:\).
The file name prefix, Auto Save and Auto Print options can be set
according to your in-field needs.
The Shot-Point Number indicates the number of the following shot
and should be set to 1 before starting a new acquisition.

Please note!
Always store the seismic data on the data partition of the device (drive D:\).
Avoid storing the data on the system Partition which is only used for operating
system and software.

All other Parameters of the Recording- and Shooting-Dialogue are explained within the dynamic
help of the software itself.

4.6 Assigning Line and Station Number

After you have set up the physical address of your instrument you have now to assign your real
field positions of every channel (Line and Station Number) to the respective physical address of
the instrument. This has to be done according your geophone position in the field.
For the XStream Unit you normally use a seismic spread cable or a seismic streamer which is
hard wired from channel 1 to channel 24. In this case the assignment can be easily done by
selecting all the physical channels on the left side of the window, pressing the right mouse
button and selecting the Assign Stations dialog (see Figure 11).

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Figure 11 Assign Stations dialog

In this dialog you can enter the line number and first station number you want to assign to your
active spread. In this example all of the physical channels will be allocated to line one and
station one to twenty four.
After you have pressed the OK button the allocation process will be done and you can see the
result in the spread view window on the bottom of the screen (see Figure 13) and the seismic
channel list on the left side of the screen (see Figure 13). In this example the red markings in
the spread view has been turned into green to indicate that to each field station there is
assigned a specific physical channel of the instrument. This information is also shown in the
seismic channel list on the left side of the screen in the line and station column.

Figure 12 Assign Stations dialog

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Figure 13 Main window with finished station assignment

4.7 Test Function and Instrument Check

The SUMMIT X Stream Pro offers various instrument test and check function to ensure
reliability and the proper operation of your instrument as well as the sensors which are
connected to the instrument.
The mainly used test function is System Check (see Figure 17), which offers you a list-view of
all the instrument parameters like Total Harmonic Distortion, System Noise, Instantaneous
Dynamic Range, Common Mode Rejection, Cross Talk and Time Accuracy as well as
information about the installed firmware versions of the tested instrument / channels.
Another important test is the geophone check, which will offer a list view of the sensor specific
information like geophone impedance, damping, natural frequency and noise.
All this offers you the possibility to do in-field and fast pre-measurement tests of your complete
equipment in the field and ensure quality control.
All the test functions are channel independent and can be easily accessed by selecting the
wanted seismic channels in the channel list window and press the right mouse button to the
selection (see Figure 14)

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Figure 14 Test Functions

In this window you can find the main test routines like the described System- and Geophone-
Check. For further investigations there are also some other test possibilities which can be found
under Function Tests ... (see Figure 15). In this dialog you can select individual tests with trace
display as result and select the desired recording parameters for this specific test.

Figure 15 Function Test Selection

These function tests will result in a channel-wise trace display and offers the possibility to
analyse each seismic channel in detail. One important function test is the integrated geophone
test, which will stimulate the selected geophones by an electronic pulse and then records the
swing-out of your seismic stations in the field. These visual tests give you detailed information
about the quality of your in-field geophones. In Figure 16 you can see the result of a sample
sinus test on a 24 channel system.

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Figure 16 Proper Sinus Test Result

Figure 17 List View Result of a complete System Check

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5 Measurement

5.1 Basic elements of the data acquisition

As described in chapter Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. the basic
elements needed for data acquisition are shown on the top of the screen in the
Acquisition Console (see Figure 18). The elements are described in detail in
Figure 18 The Acquisition Console

Table 5. The different elements are accessible or in-accessible according to the current
measurement stage and settings.

Figure 18 The Acquisition Console

Table 5 Elements of the acquisition console

Name Description
Trigger Enable Sets the instrument in acquisition mode. The internal recording is
started and the instrument waits for a trigger event.
Trigger Cancel Cancels the acquisition mode and the instrument returns into idle
mode.
Trigger Force Forces a trigger from the operators side.
Stack Undo In stacking mode you can remove the last stack from the record
and also the stack counter is reset to the previous position.
Abort Record Abort the current record. In stacking mode the stack counter is set
to one and the shot number is not modified.
Finish Record In stacking mode you can finish the record, even if not all in the
configuration set stacks are already shot.
Undo Record The last record will be deleted and the shot number will be
replaced to the previous ones.
Re-Read Re-Reads the data from all the channels (stored inside the signal
processing unit). In case of data transmission failures this can help
to get all acquired channels by a second read cycle.
Save Record This will store the last shot as SEG2 File to the specified
destination directory. In case of enabled auto save option the shot
is automatically stored.

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5.2 Acquiring seismic data

If you want to make a shot and your seismic source is ready, you press the Trigger Enable
button and set the instrument to acquisition mode. Internally the data is sampled and all the
filters run through the initialisation time. After appr. 2 seconds the initialisation is finished and
the system is ready for receiving a trigger event. Depending on your source and the connected
trigger input (see connection diagram) the source can be activated and the shooting cycle can
begin. As soon as the trigger is received the measurement (sampling) is automatically started
and the recording is being processed (see Figure 19). When the recording is finished the record
will be shown in the data preview area of the acquisition software (see Figure 20).

Figure 19 Acquiring data

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Figure 20 Data View

6 Legal notice

We reserve the right to changes in our products, which serve the technical progress. Due to the
course of continuous development, the depicted products may visually differ from the delivered
products.
We assume no liability for errors and printing errors or correctness of content (including
technical data or within graphics and technical drawings).

Copyright:
This manual is subject to copyright protection. Imprints or acquisitions of text, illustrations and
photographs in any media from this guide - including excerpts - is only permitted with our written
approval

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Wiring of connectors

Connector Type of connector PIN-OUT

Power ODU mini-snap 1 n.C.
2 + 12 V DC
3 n.C.
4 GND

Trigger ODU mini-snap 1 Slope Input

2 Pulse Input
Input / Output 3 n.C.
4 Pulse Out
5 n.C.
6 n.C.
7 Ground

Analogue Input ITT Canon A CH 1 negative

B CH 1 positive
C CH 2 negative
D CH 2 positive
E CH 3 negative
F CH 3 positive
G CH 4 negative
H CH 4 positive
J CH 5 negative
K CH 5 positive
L CH 6 negative
M CH 6 positive
N CH 7 negative
P CH 7 positive
R CH 8 negative
S CH 8 positive
T CH 9 negative
U CH 9 positive
V CH 10 negative
W CH 10 positive
X CH 11 negative
Y CH 11 positive
Z CH 12 negative
a CH 12 positive
b CH 13 negative
c CH 13 positive
d CH 14 negative
e CH 14 positive
f CH 15 negative
g CH 15 positive
h CH 16 negative
I CH 16 positive
j CH 17 negative
k CH 17 positive
m CH 18 negative
n CH 18 positive
p CH 19 negative
q CH 19 positive
r CH 20 negative
s CH 20 positive
t CH 21 negative
u CH 21 positive
v CH 22 negative
w CH 22 positive
x CH 23 negative
y CH 23 positive
z CH 24 negative
AA CH 24 positive
BB n.C.
CC n.C.
DD n.C.
EE n.C.
FF n.C.
GG n.C.
HH n.C.

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