Juergensen
Marine
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The
Juergensen Marine Heads Up Display!
The Juergensen
Marine HUD Module was designed by Will Smithers, who is a Certified Genius (some
would say Evil Genius). Be that as it may, it incorporates many cool features
which will make Oxygen Monitoring a snap in a variety of different systems.
This brief tutorial is designed for the accomplished home-builder, or rebreather
mechanic. If you do not understand anything written here, please contact Juergensen
Marine directly at (814) 395-9509, or via e-mail at HUD@electricfilm.com. The
system has the capability of monitoring and displaying Oxygen response from
up to 3 independent sensors. It incorporates a large scale Analog to Digital
Converter, as well as a sophisticated Voltage Regulator. It can operate on voltages
from 6v to 24v DC. It is recommended that a minimum of 7.2v be used, however.
A standard 9 volt battery will work very well with this system. SYSTEM INTEGRATION
To integrate the HUD into your rebreather, you will need to connect it to a
Oxygen Sensor(s) in some manner. You have the option of using up to three sensors.
Lets look at the symbols located on the Left side of the PC board. They read
like this:
S1 - Sensor One Input (the Positive
+ side of Sensor #1)
S2 - Sensor Two Input
S3 - Sensor Three Input
SC - Sensor Common (the Negative
- Voltage from all Sensors)
PB - Push Button (Used only for
Calibration)
V- - Negative Voltage IN
V+ - Positive Voltage IN
LG - Green Lead from Tri-Color
LED
LR - Red Lead from Tri-Color LED
ON
TO THE NEXT PAGE TO FIND OUT WHAT ALL THESE SYMBOLS MEAN!
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