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Omnitrack User Guide
  • Omnitrack User Guide
  • Quick Start for BlueROV Users
    • Omnitrack Base System with Tether
    • Omnitrack Base System with Wi-Fi
  • Omnitrack Configurations
    • Base System with Tether
    • Base System with Wi-Fi
    • Enhanced System with BaseStation Plus
    • ROV Locator (ROVL)
    • GNSS Compass
    • Power-over-Ethernet Communication
    • Tracker 650
    • Laptop
    • Wi-Fi
  • System Startup (BlueROV)
    • ROV Startup
    • Tracker 650 Startup
    • ROV Locator Startup
  • Standard Blue Robotics Ecosystem Internet Protocol (IP) Addresses
  • Topside ROV Locator Floatation and Mounting Options
    • Ring Buoy
    • BlueBoat
    • Blue Buoy
    • User-Supplied Float and Rigid Mount
  • Interface Connection Options for the Topside ROV Locator in an Omnitrack System
    • Interface via Tether (POE cable)
    • Interface via a BlueBoat
    • Wi-Fi Module
  • Wi-Fi Module System
    • Choosing Wi-Fi Radio Configurations
    • Configuring the Wi-Fi Radios
    • Configuring Country and Antenna Gain Settings
  • GNSS Compass Mounting Dimensions
  • Setting Up your Computer for Wired (Power-Over-Ethernet) Connection
  • BaseStation Plus
    • Setting Up the BaseStation Plus for Omnitrack (without BlueBoat)
    • Setting Up the BaseStation Plus for Omnitrack (with BlueBoat)
    • Setting Up the BaseStation Plus -- All Versions
  • Bridging the BlueROV Network and the Omnitrack Network
  • Installing an Ethernet Switch in a BlueROV Topside Tether Interface
    • Overview
    • The Tether Ethernet Switch and Cable
    • Connecting to the Tether Network
    • Connecting to the Tether Interface Power
    • Re-Assembly
  • Omnitrack Assembly Instructions
    • General -- Applies to All Assemblies
    • BlueBoat/BlueBuoy Assembly
      • Identify Parts
      • Assemble the Sting
      • Assemble the GNSS Crossbar
      • Install Mounting Hardware
      • Install Lanyards
      • Adjust Breakaway Latch
    • Ring Buoy Assembly
      • Identify Parts
      • Assemble the Sting
      • Assemble the GNSS Crossbar
      • Install Mounting Hardware
      • Assemble the System
    • Attach the Electronics
    • Prepare Wiring Harness
  • Bench Testing and Simulation
    • ROVL Simulation
    • IMU Simulation
    • GNSS Compass Position Simulation
    • GNSS Compass Heading Simulation
  • Hints and Tips
  • Copyright
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  1. Omnitrack Assembly Instructions
  2. BlueBoat/BlueBuoy Assembly

Adjust Breakaway Latch

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Set the BlueBoat or BlueBuoy on something high enough so the Sting can be put in deployed position. A couple of cases of beer on top of the workbench is usually about right.

Pull the quick-release-0.25 pin that holds the Sting in transport position, and swing the Sting around to deployed position. Snap the Sting into the break-away latch. Adjust the screw in the latch-sting-mech to set the desired tension using the adjustment screw on the bottom of the letch mechanism. You want the latch to break loose when force is applied as shown by the arrow in the image below. Initially try setting to break away at about 3 lb-f/1.5 kg-f. The purpose of the break-away latch is to prevent the BlueBoat from getting hung up on the bottom or on underwater obstructions. You can adjust the latch break-away force up or down after trying it on the water.