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ASDIC Active Sonar (J-Scope)
   
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ASDIC Active Sonar (J-Scope)

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SUBSTANDARD SUBMARINE EQUIPMENT
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i hate the torment nexus get me out.

ASDIC, named after the Anti-Submarine Detection Investigation Committee, is an early active sonar. That means it pings and listens for the returns with the intent to locate underwater objects (soug) .

this specifically is a J-scope. that might be a little weird but it means that the time between the ping and return is shown on the scope radially. I didnt focus on realism for this one, rather something more interesting and fun to use.



A.1: Ranging scope. When active, the audio information will be displayed here. A spike means a return.

A.2: Sonar controls. As long as the switch is flipped it will keep pinging, if disabled it will complete its current cycle and then stop.

A.3: Cursor controls and rangefinder. Use the buttons to move the cursor over a spike of your choice and it will calculate its range. The 2 7-segments display the range in kilometers, and the gauge is the remaining range in meters.

B.1: Aiming scope. Displays ship heading, sonar bearing, and sonar FOV.

B.2: Range controls. Gauge shows set range in kilometers and the button cycles. Available ranges are 4500, 9000, and 18000 meters.

B.3: Aiming controls. Buttons change the sonar bearing and FOV. Gauge shows current fov

note!
since the range setting changes the cycle speed of the scope immediately, only the ping after the range has been updated will be correct. The same goes for ranging with the cursor; if the range is set incorrectly for the data displayed, the range readout will be inaccurate.


if ya didnt get it. Aim the sonar to where you think the guy is, let it do its thing, and determine the range.
if its unclear its gonna make sense the moment you use it, i wouldve made a gif but its midnight and i have an actual sleep schedule now.

Feel free to use this, just give credit. it aint hard and it doesnt make your description "ugly"

I have a few other bits of sonar equipment finished and ready for upload, i just have to make all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ media and ♥♥♥♥ needed for upload. i cant be arsed to put effort into that atm but expect them by the end of the week.
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Nova  [作者] 2 月 16 日 下午 2:31 
you move the cursor after the ping has finished to find range. it doesnt have any actual impact on the sonar itself. Multiple returns could be fish or just anything else in the selected FOV. this is general advice but im not really sure about how youre using this thing in the first place
LieutenantWolf 2 月 16 日 上午 11:16 
Another update, As long as i set the main range to 9km and the cursor range to within a few kilometers, i can line up the pointer with the first ping.

When the first ping crosses the pointer, the target's ping appears, albeit with an undershoot of 200m.
LieutenantWolf 2 月 16 日 上午 11:00 
Update: i moved the range to 4km, but both pings seem to be almost on top of each other when i set the cursor range to 1km.
LieutenantWolf 2 月 16 日 上午 10:46 
By extension, should I even be receiving a ping if my boat is the only one in range?
LieutenantWolf 2 月 16 日 上午 10:44 
@Nova For learning how to use it, ive set a submerged submarine about a kilometer away from my boat. However, i seem to still get another ping when the range is set to 500m. What particularly do you mean by lining up the pointer?

Is there a chance it's picking up the lifeboats i have stored on the boat?
Nova  [作者] 2 月 15 日 上午 6:36 
both pings line up? Line the pointer up with the peaks in the top dial to find range. if you get a return at all it means its within the bearing range set in the bottom range
LieutenantWolf 2 月 14 日 下午 4:51 
yeah no I got nothing. You weren't kidding about this collection being user unfriendly
LieutenantWolf 2 月 14 日 下午 4:44 
wait no i think i had it backwards.

as long as the pings line up, the range is correct?
LieutenantWolf 2 月 14 日 下午 4:34 
Sorry to bother you, but I don't know if I've got it down. I feel like I can determine the bearing by adjusting until both pings line up, but I'm not sure what to look for with determining range. Any pointers?
fasterdenyou2 1 月 11 日 上午 11:03 
thats fair tbh I would have done the same