Knowledge Requirement 1a

VideoRay Defender System Component Identification

Operators should be able to identify each component of the ROV system and explain its function/purpose. For any component that is configurable (for example, Ballast), be able to describe what factors affect the selection of the proper configuration and in what ways. For any component that has a display (for example, LIM), be able to describe the meaning of the information displayed and any actions to be taken as indicated by the information. For any component used for input (for example, hand controller), be able to explain the input and expected response to such input.

ROV
1. ROV Frame
2. ROV Float Block
3. ROV Ballast
4. Power Module
5. Communications Module
6. Thruster Modules (Qty 7)
7. AHRS (Attitude Heading Reference System / Navigation) Module
8. Camera Modules
9. LED Light Modules (Qty 2)
Tether
1. Connection
2. Tether to ROV Strain Relief System
3. Tether to Tether Strain Relief System
4. TDS (Tether Deployment System)
Control Panel
1. Power Input
  1. Power Requirements
2. Mains Power Switch
3. Mains Power Indicator
4. ROV Power Switch
5. ROV Power Indicator
6. GFCI Safety Circuit
7. LIM Safety Circuit
8. Interlock Safety Circuit
9. Data Ports
  1. HDMI (Qty 2)
  2. USB (Qty 5+2)
  3. Ethernet (Qty 1)
10. 12 V DC Auxiliary Power (Qty 2)
11. Cooling Fans
12. Monitor Brightness Knob
13. Keyboard / Mouse
14. Topside GPS
15. Tilt Arm
16. Sun Shade
Hand Controller
1. IP65 Hand Controller
2. Xbox Elite Controller
Vehicle Accessories
1. Oculus M750d Dual Frequency Multibeam Sonar
2. Eddyfi / Inuktun Rotating Manipulator with Interchangeable Jaws
  1. Overlapping "V" Jaw
  2. Trident Jaw
  3. Parallel Jaw
  4. Scoop
  5. Cutter
3. Nortek 500-300m (DVL) Doppler Velocity Log
4. VideoRay ROV GPS
5. Blueprint Seatrac USBL
6. Topside GPS
Extras
1. Tools Kit
2. Spares Kit
3. Carry Cases