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- Page 1 HALO 2000 SERIES and ® HALO 3000 SERIES pulse ® compression radars INSTALLATION MANUAL ENGLISH www.simrad-yachting.com...
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- Page 3 This equipment is intended for use in international waters as well as coastal sea areas administered by countries of the E.U. and E.E.A. Compliance statements Declarations The relevant declarations of conformity are available on the following website within the radar’s documentation section: www.simrad-yachting.com. United Kingdom Simrad HALO 2000 SERIES and HALO 3000 SERIES pulse compression radars comply with UKCA ®...
- Page 4 United States of America THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
- Page 5 Navico Holding AS and other entities. • Navico is a registered trademark of Navico Holding AS. ® • Simrad is a registered trademark of Kongsberg Maritime AS, licensed to ® Navico Holding AS. • HALO is a registered trademark of Navico Holding AS.
- Page 6 This manual assumes the reader has basic knowledge about this type of equipment with regards • installation work to be carried out • nautical terminology and practices. Translated manuals Translated versions of this manual can be found on the website: www.simrad-yachting.com. PAGE | 6...
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS 8 Introduction 8 Warnings 9 Check the parts 9 Pedestal 10 Antenna 10 RI-50 radar interface module 11 Tools required 12 Installation guidelines 12 What not to do 13 Compass safe distance 13 Multi-radar installations 13 Power boat installations 14 Considerations for roof mounting 17 Hardware mounting 17 Install the RI-50 radar interface module 18 Run the interconnection cable 18 Install the pedestal 19 Surface mount: rear cable connection... -
Page 8: Introduction
3 ft, 4 ft and 6 ft. • At the time of release, HALO 2000 SERIES and HALO 3000 SERIES radars work with Simrad ® XSR, GO XSE (9/12), NSS evo3, NSS evo3S, NSO evo3, NSO evo3S and NSO evo3S MPU systems. -
Page 9: Check The Parts
CHECK THE PARTS Pedestal Radar pedestal Interconnection cable 20 m (65 ft). Other lengths are available from your nearest Simrad ® dealer. Lifting strap Blanking plug (used when the interconnection cable is connected underneath the pedestal. Blanking plug is fitted underneath the pedestal when manufactured.) -
Page 10: Antenna
Antenna Radar antenna 3 ft model: 3.70 ft / 1128 mm / 44.41” 4 ft model: 4.70 ft / 1432 mm / 56.38” 6 ft model: 6.69 ft / 2039 mm / 80.28” Dome nuts, M8, 316 s/s Spring washers, M8, 316 s/s Flat washers, M8 x 16 x 1.2, 316 s/s RI-50 radar interface module RI-50 radar interface module... -
Page 11: Tools Required
TOOLS REQUIRED Drill Torque wrench 19 mm socket 13 mm socket Drill bit 13 mm (0.5”) Sharp knife Screwdriver (Pozidriv, PZ2) for RI-50 mounting screws Screwdriver (Phillips, #1) for RI-50 circuit board cover screws Screwdriver (flat head, 4 mm) for SUPPLY and SCANNER POWER connectors Screwdriver (flat head, 3 mm) for AUX connectors RJ45 crimping tool (if refitting/replacing the RJ45 connector) PAGE | 11... -
Page 12: Installation Guidelines
⚠ Warning: Before starting the installation or any maintenance on a HALO 2000 SERIES or HALO 3000 SERIES radar, make sure the service mode switch at the back of the pedestal is set to 0 (power supply disabled). -
Page 13: Compass Safe Distance
0.1 m (0.33 ft) Multi-radar installations Do not install your HALO 2000 SERIES or HALO 3000 SERIES radar on the same horizontal beam plane as any other radar. Separate them vertically by at least 2 m (6.6 ft). 2 m (6.6 ft) 2 m (6.6 ft) -
Page 14: Considerations For Roof Mounting
If you install your HALO radar on a power boat with a steep planing angle, it is recommended you tilt the radar angle down at the front. ¼ Note: Optional 4° base wedges are available from third-party suppliers. Considerations for roof mounting When deciding a suitable mounting location for your HALO radar, be aware that the vertical radar beam extends to 25°... - Page 15 Good performance Raising the radar off the hard top allows most of the radar beam to clear the hard top. Best performance For best performance, the radar should be positioned to allow the full beam to clear the superstructure of the vessel. ¼...
- Page 16 For every increase of 200 mm (7.9”) of hard top distance over 1.8 m (6.0”), increase the height of the antenna by 46 mm (1.8”). 1.8 m (6 ft) 2.0 m (6.5 ft) (1.81") 46 mm 2.2 m (7.2 ft) (3.62") 92 mm 2.4 m (7.8 ft)
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Page 17: Hardware Mounting
HARDWARE MOUNTING Install the RI-50 radar interface module Install the RI-50 in a dry location away from spray, rain, drips, condensation or excessive heat. The mounting position should be easily accessible. Always mount the RI-50 vertically, with the cable entry points facing downwards. This helps with cooling and helps prevent any water from entering the cable grommets. -
Page 18: Run The Interconnection Cable
Run the interconnection cable The interconnection cable is 10.5 mm (0.4”) in diameter. The 14-pin connector end of the cable connects to the pedestal. The RJ45 connector connects to the RI-50 radar interface module. 1 Drill a 14 mm hole to pass the RJ45 connector from the pedestal to the RI-50, or a 24 mm (0.95”) hole to pass the 14-pin connector from the RI-50 to the pedestal. -
Page 19: Surface Mount: Rear Cable Connection
If you are installing the pedestal onto a steel surface, also use the supplied plastic isolating washers. Surface mount: rear cable connection 1 Place the mounting template in your desired installation location, observing the correct orientation. ¼ Note: You can compensate for any minor deviations in orientation later by using the radar’s bearing alignment setting on your multi-function display. - Page 20 4 Drill pilot holes, then use a 13 mm (0.5”) drill bit to drill the four holes where shown on the mounting template. 5 Remove the mounting template . 6 Apply the supplied Tef-Gel anti-corrosion gel to the four feet of the pedestal. ®...
- Page 21 11 Insert the bolts through the drilled holes and into the pedestal’s threaded mounting holes. Tighten the bolts securely. ¼ Note: The torque settings for the mounting bolts are 30 N.m – 40 N.m (22.1 lb-ft – 39.5 lb-ft). 12 Connect the 14-pin end of the interconnection cable to the pedestal. Take care to align the connector correctly to avoid bending the pins.
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Page 22: Pole Or Tower Mount: Discreet Cable Connection
Pole or tower mount: discreet cable connection The interconnection cable can be optionally connected underneath the pedestal by moving the 14-pin connector at the back of the pedestal to a bracket underneath the pedestal. 1 Remove the retaining nut and pull out the connector. 2 Remove the blanking plug from the bracket underneath the pedestal. -
Page 23: Fit The Antenna To The Pedestal
5 Connect the 14-pin end of the interconnection cable to the pedestal. Take care to align the connector correctly to avoid bending the pins. Secure the locking collar by rotating clockwise until it clicks. 6 Apply the supplied Tef-Gel anti-corrosion gel to the four feet of the pedestal. ®... - Page 24 2 On the antenna, check the sealing ring is correctly positioned in the groove around the waveguide. 3 Apply the supplied Tef-Gel anti-corrosion gel to the entire length of each of the four antenna ® studs. ¼ Note: If black, isolating washers are factory fitted at the top of the antenna studs, do not remove. 4 Carefully lower the antenna on to the pedestal.
- Page 25 6 Tighten the dome nuts using a socket and torque wrench to 15 N.m (11 lb-ft). ¼ Note: Using a socket and torque wrench minimizes the risk of damaging the powder coated surface of the pedestal. PAGE | 25...
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Page 26: Wiring
WIRING RI-50 circuit board All wiring connections, except GND, are made inside the RI-50 interface box. RI-50 Always ON 12/24V 12/24V 20A CASE / SHIP POWER SHIELD CONTROLLED BY 24V ONLY AUX REMOTE Connector Description CASE / SHIP GND Alternative chassis ground connection. SUPPLY 12 or 24 V DC input 12 volt system limits 10.8 V DC to 15.6 V DC... -
Page 27: Run The Cables
Run the cables ⚠ Warning: The pedestal has a service mode switch, which disables power supply to the radar and stops the antenna rotating during maintenance and service. 1 Check the service mode switch at the back of the pedestal is set to 0 (power supply disabled). 2 Remove the circuit board cover from the RI-50 by unscrewing the six retaining screws. -
Page 28: Connect The Interconnection Cable
6 Pass the cables through the rubber grommets and into the RI-50. For cables with connectors, you need to cut a slit between the hole and edge of the grommet. Connect the interconnection cable To receive Ethernet data from the radar, connect the RJ45 connector end of the interconnection cable to the SCANNER connector on the circuit board. -
Page 29: Connect The Power Cable
If you ever need to replace or refit the 8-pin RJ45 connector on the interconnection cable, use a RJ45 crimping tool and wire as follows: Wire color White/orange Orange White/green Blue White/blue Green White/brown Brown If you need to test the 14-pin connector on the interconnection cable, it is wired as follows: Wire color Black Pedestal power DC (-) -
Page 30: Ground The
1 Strip away approximately 10 mm (0.4”) of insulation at the end of each wire. 2 Unscrew the terminal screw from the positive input SUPPLY connector (identified by the + sign) on the RI-50 circuit board. 3 Insert the bare end of the positive wire into the positive input connector to make a connection. 4 Tighten the terminal screw to hold the positive wire in place. -
Page 31: Activate Remote Power Control
Alternatively, you can ground the RI-50 using the CASE / SHIP GND spade terminal on the circuit board. RI-50 Always ON 12/24V 12/24V 20A CASE / SHIP POWER SHIELD CONTROLLED BY 24V ONLY AUX REMOTE Activate remote power control The RI-50 has an optional remote power control mode that enables a compatible multi-function display or ignition switch to control the power state of the radar. -
Page 32: Activate Antenna Park
Activate antenna park HALO 2000 SERIES and HALO 3000 SERIES radars have the ability to stop rotating the antenna and hold it at a predetermined angle in relation to the vessel’s heading line. This park angle is set in the radar’s software on your multi-function display. -
Page 33: Connect The Network Cables
RI-50 Always ON 12/24V 12/24V 20A CASE / SHIP POWER SHIELD CONTROLLED BY 24V ONLY AUX REMOTE Connect the network cables An Ethernet network is used to distribute the radar data to compatible multi-function displays. The RI-50 is connected to the Ethernet network using the supplied Ethernet cable and Ethernet adapter cable (RJ45 male to 5-pin female, 150 mm (5.9”)). -
Page 34: Additional Radar Functions
® the Ethernet connection. For radar chart overlay, an integrated GPS/compass sensor such as the Simrad GS25 is suitable, ® however the compass is not suitable for VelocityTrack and ZoneTrack as it does not have 10 Hz heading output. -
Page 35: Start The Radar
The following illustration is an example of a GPS and heading NMEA 2000 network: ® 12 V DC HALO radar pedestal and antenna RI-50 radar interface module Compatible multi-function display NMEA 2000 -compliant heading sensor (10 Hz minimum) ® GPS position sensor Ethernet cable Micro-C drop cables Network power 12 V DC... -
Page 36: Ri-50 Led Indicator Lights
RI-50 LED indicator lights LED lights on the front of the RI-50 communicate its operating status. Color Indication Likely cause Power Green steady Power is applied and Normal operation AUX remote power control input is active No supply voltage or Check remote switch position. - Page 37 The RI-50 detected voltage on its output Warning before it turned on. If the radar was only off for a short time, it is normal for there to be residual voltage. However, it can also indicate the output switch in the RI-50 has been damaged and needs repair.
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Page 38: Fuse
Ethernet Green blink Successful Normal operation. communication with a The LED activity increases with increasing multi-function display Ethernet traffic. Communication not Ethernet cable disconnected or faulty established Ethernet cable to display. Fuse In the rare event that the non-replaceable fuse blows on your RI-50 circuit board, the BLOWN FUSE LED will light up while power is supplied to the RI-50. -
Page 39: Setup And Configuration
SETUP AND CONFIGURATION Make the following settings before use. Refer to the documentation supplied with your display unit to locate and adjust the settings. Radar source In a system with more than one radar, the device to configure is selected from here. ¼... -
Page 40: Error Codes
Error codes If you encounter an error code, power cycle the radar. If the error code reappears, refer to this list for guidance. Error code Description Recommendation 0x00000001 Radar saved settings Radar will revert to factory defaults. Re-enter your corrupted settings including installation settings. -
Page 41: Upgrading
If you are upgrading from a HALO 3/4/6 SERIES radar to a HALO 3000 SERIES radar, you should change the interconnection cable. If you are upgrading from a HALO 3/4/6 SERIES radar to a HALO 2000 SERIES radar, you may use the existing interconnection cable but we recommend you inspect the condition of the connectors. -
Page 42: Remove The
8 If re-using the antenna, cover the waveguide to protect it from water and contaminants. Remove the RI-12 9 Remove the circuit board cover from the RI-12 by unscrewing the six retaining screws. 10 Remove the grommet retaining clip. 11 Remove the rubber grommets. 12 Disconnect the power cable from the SUPPLY connector. -
Page 43: Install The Ri-50 And New Pedestal
Install the RI-50 and new pedestal To install the RI-50 and your new HALO 2000 SERIES or HALO 3000 SERIES pedestal, follow the steps in the Hardware mounting and Wiring sections in this manual. ¼ Note: If you are re-using the original interconnection cable, only connect four wires to the 4-way SCANNER POWER connector on the circuit board. -
Page 44: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Type of approval FCC/IC/RED Type Certification HALO 2000 SERIES FCC ID: RAYHALO2000 (Navico Inc.) IC ID: 978B-HALO2000 (Navico Inc.) HALO 3000 SERIES FCC ID: RAYHALO3000 (Navico Inc.) IC ID: 978B-HALO3000 (Navico Inc.) EU RED: Emissions compliant to SM1541-4 (including -40 dB/dec future design objectives) and EN302-248 V2.1.1... - Page 45 Up to 1 pulse and 4 chirps in a burst with burst repetition rate of 500- 3000Hz. Range and mode dependent. Effective pulse compression ratio less than 150 in all modes. Instrumented HALO 2000 SERIES (all antenna sizes) 72 nm range HALO 3000 SERIES (all antenna sizes) 96 nm SART/RACON Yes –...
- Page 46 20 m (66 ft) length cable included with unit. Options for cable to exit from rear of pedestal or pole mount. 3G/4G or HALO 3/4/6 SERIES interconnection cables can be used with the HALO 2000 SERIES only. PAGE | 46...
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Page 47: Drawings
DRAWINGS RI-50 213.0 mm (8.39") 195.0 mm (7.68") PAGE | 47... -
Page 48: Pedestal And Antennas
Pedestal and antennas 429 mm (16.88") 294 mm (11.57") 135 mm (5.31") 264 mm (10.39") PAGE | 48... -
Page 49: Antenna Turning Circle Diameters
Antenna turning circle diameters PAGE | 49... -
Page 50: Parts List
PARTS LIST 000-15762-001 HALO 2000 SERIES pedestal 000-15766-001 HALO 3000 SERIES pedestal 000-11464-001 3 ft antenna 3.70 ft / 1128 mm / 44.41” 000-11465-001 4 ft antenna 4.70 ft / 1432 mm / 56.38” 000-11466-001 6 ft antenna 6.69 ft / 2039 mm / 80.28”... - Page 51 PAGE | 51...
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