Page 1 OPERATION MANUAL SUZUKI FISH FINDER CO., LTD. 12-1 MAMIZUKA, TOYOHASHI AICHI 441-8007, JAPAN PHONE: (81) 532-32-7511 FAX: (81) 532-32-7500 E-mail address: sales@suzukiff.co.jp URL: http://www.suzukiff.co.jp/ No.S1900-EM-13.08.23 ...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS SONAR OPERATION Chapter 1 Introduction………………..….….…………… 2 Before Use……………….…………… 3 For Your Safety…………...…………. 5 Components……………….…………. 7 Chapter 2 Installation…………………………………….. 11 Chapter 3 Basic Operation………………….…………… 42 ...
Page 4: Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the S-1900 searchlight sonar. We are confident you will enjoy using your unit for many years to come. This manual provides complete information on safely operating the S-1900. Please carefully read and follow the safety information so that the S-1900 will perform to the utmost of its ability. ...
Page 5: Before Use
BEFORE USE SYMBOLS The following symbols are used in this manual.  Please read this manual carefully and take note of these symbols.  indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, DANGER will result in death or serious injury. indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, WARNING could result in death or serious injury.
Page 6: Turning The Power On/Off
BEFORE USE TURNING the POWER ON/OFF POWER ON ＯＮ Press the POWER key on the monitor or the keyboard. “Please wait!” appears on the screen. The soundome is automatically lowered if “HOIST AUTO DOWN – ON” previously set. In case “HOIST AUTO DOWN –...
Page 7: For Your Safety
MOUNTING CONDITIONS Do not install the S-1900 on unstable or uneven surfaces. WARNING Installing the unit tentatively may result in dropping, toppling over or injury. Follow the below conditions for wirings.
Page 8: Power Supply
FOR YOUR SAFETY POWER SUPPLY Use the proper voltage. Otherwise it will result in fire or electrical WARNING shock. Turn on/off the power by ON/OFF keys on the control panel. Turning on/off the power by the switchboard may damage the unit. CAUTION Turn off the power when starting the ship engine.
Page 9: Components
COMPONENTS SUPPLIED COMPONENTS M12 DISPLAY UNIT (S-1900 M12) CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN UNIT M. BRACKET M. BASE HEX. BOLT BOLT G-3(KGB) 2 PCS FOR M.BRACKET P. No. 36738C 34556C M6x20-Assy Q’TY ＊＊ＨＫ０１０ CODE ＊＊ＨＫ００１ ...
Page 10 COMPONENTS M15 DISPLAY UNIT (S-1900 M15) ＊＊ＨＪ１１１ CODE MAIN UNIT DESCRIPTION M. BASE HEX. BOLT TAPPING SCREW BOLT KG-B2 4 PCS FOR M.BRACKET P. No M.bracket 36787C included 36788C M6x20-Assy M5x30 Q’TY ＊＊ＨＪ０１０ ...
Page 11 COMPONENTS MBB CONTROL UNIT・KEYBOARD (S-1900MBB) ＊＊ＨＮ０１０ CODE CONTROL UNIT DESCRIPTION P.S. CABLE TAPPING C. CABLE 1 SCREW 2m 5m − P. No 31524D M6x20 36213D Q’TY ＊＊ＨＮ１１０ CODE DESCRIPTION KEYBOARD M.
Page 12 COMPONENTS HULL UNIT (S-1900H) ＊＊ＨＨ１１０＊＊ＨＨ１２０ CODE DESCRIPTION HULL UNIT JUNCTION BOX PIPE GUIDES M. BOLT GUM PACKING for FLANGE ×８ ×８ ×８ ×８ − − P. No 33481C 30926D SUS-M16x65-Assy Q’TY ＊＊ＨＨ０１０ CODE ＊＊ＨＨ００１＊＊ＨＨ００２ GREASE TAPPING FUSE CABLE TIE DESCRIPTION CRANK...
Page 13 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION This Chapter explains the installation of S-1900. Installation Installation Position of Hull Unit Dimensions (S-1900H) Dimensions (S-1900H) Dimensions (S-1900M12) Dimensions (S-1900M15) Dimensions (S-1900MBB) Trunk Pipe ...
Page 14: Chapter 2 Installation
INSTALLATION Fully discussion and agreement are required with the ship owner and dockyard in deciding the location for the hull unit. Give careful considerations to the installations. INSTALLATION POSITION of HULL UNIT Select an area where noise, interference and bubbles are minimal. The point at 1/3 to 1/2 of the ship’s length from the bow or near the keel is the best.
Page 15: Dimensions (S-1900H)
INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS (S-1900H) STANDARD: JUNCTION BOX SEPARATELY 91 122 Arrow View A Thickness of Packing φ240 8‑φ18 ...
Page 16: Dimensions (S-1900H)
φ165 8 ‑ φ 1 8 Stroke: 180 –380mm φ141.2 OPTION: OP-700 S-1900 JUNCTION BOX MOUNTING KIT CF PAGE 105 S-1900 H800 DIMENSIONS: Refer to the page 113. - １４ - ...
Page 17: Dimensions (S-1900M12)
INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS (M12) □318 Mounting Hole 6-φ6.2 (φ11.4 Countersink) M. BASE (81) ...
Page 18 INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS (M15) 30° 4-φ11.4 Countersink (M5 Flat Tapping Screw) M. BASE ...
Page 19 INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS (MBB) MBB 4‑φ8 KEYBOARD ...
Page 20: Trunk Pipe
- Since the Hoist unit is not a waterproof structure, keep it away from water drops and splashes. - S-1900 is shipped from the factory with standard, 1,681mm Joist Pipe and without Trunk Pipe. When mounting the Joint Pipe to the Soundome, be sure not to damage the Joint Pipe thread ...
Page 21 INSTALLATION 2. TRUNK PIPE INSTALLATION CONDITIONS Satisfy the following installation conditions. - Installation point should be 1/3 to 1/2 of the ship’s overall length back from the bow. - If it cannot be installed on the keel, the center of the trunk pipe should be within 1 meter of the keel.
Page 22 INSTALLATION 3. TRUNK PIPE INSTALLATION EXAMPLES - Select a location of Trunk pipe. CF page 12 -Make a hole of Trunk Pipe diameter in the bottom of ship. HULL KEEL TRUNK PIPE HOLE ...
Page 23 INSTALLATION -Make the surrounding of the Trunk Pipe projecting out from the bottom in a stream line shape and provice a fairing plate to suppress water resistance and generation of air bubbles to the ...
Page 24: Assembling/Mounting Of Hoist (S-1900H)
INSTALLATION ASSEMBLING and MOUNTING of HOIST 1. JOINT PIPE Calculate necessary length of Joint Pipe (Standard length of1681mm) from the length of Trunk Pipe Lt and cut off the unnecessary portion. JOINT PIPE LENGTH ＝ TRUNK PIPE LENGTH (Lt) + 181mm 2.
Page 25 INSTALLATION 3. ASSEMBLING of HOIST 1) Screw Joint Pipe into the Soundome. Make sure not to damge the Joint Pipe or twist the Soundome Cable. Totally wipe dirts and grease from the threaded parts of the Soundome and Joint Pipe. Apply adhesive, Cemedine Bathcork (supplied) to the threaded parts of the Joint Pipe.
Page 26 INSTALLATION 2) Mount Pipe Guides Instert Pipe Guides (3 pcs) as shown in the drawing. Insert Fixing Collar and fix it with the Cap Bolts (2 pcs). FIXING COLLAR CAP BOLT M4X10 ...
Page 27 NSTALLATION 3) Mount Soundome on the Hoist -Apply Grease inside the nuts and the Flange. -Unscrew the nuts. Pass the Joint Pie through the Flange assembly. Pass the Damper through and align the bow mark on the Soundome with the mark on the Flange assembly.
Page 28 INSTALLATION ) Mount Pipe Head at the end of Joint Pipe Insert the Pipe Head into the Joint Pipe. Screw it with the cap bolts, M4x25 (4 pcs). Screw the cap bolts, M4x10 (4 pcs) to prevent slip-out of the Pipe Head. ...
Page 29 INSTALLATION ) Assemble Hoist with Trunk Pipe Insert Gum Packing between Hoist Unit and Trunk Pipe. Use 8 Hex.Bolts (M16x65) to fit Hoist Unit in Trunk Pipe. Check the performance of rising/lowering of the Soundome several times while tentatively clamping with Hex.Bolts and fasten them after the performance is confirmed.
Page 30 INSTALLATION 4. HOW TO ADJUST HOIST STROKE The stroke of raising/lowering of the Soundome can be adjusted from the minimum, 180mm to the maximum, 380mm by adjusting the switch shown in the drawing. Find the proper lowering position of the Soundome with this Switch. ...
Page 31: Mounting Junction Box
Components Hull Control Unit Truss Tapping Screw （M5x20） Use the S-1900 Junction Box Mounting Kit to joint the Junction Box to the Hoist if desired. Option OP-700 S-1900 Junction Box Mounting Kit CF page 105 ...
Page 32: Mounting M12 Display Unit
INSTALLATION MOUNTING M12 DISPLAY UNIT 1) Fasten the M. Base with 6 Flat Tapping Screws on the mounting place. 2) Fit the M12 to the M. Bracket with the Hex. Bolts or the Knob Bolts adjusting the comfortable viewing angle of the monitor. 3) Hook the back of M12 on the M.Base from the upward position diagonally and match the front notch of the M.
Page 33: M12 Display Unit (Rear Side)
Input trigger signals SounderTerminal (7P) synchronizing to an external connects an external echo sounder. SUZUKI Echo Sounder. Earth Terminal Power Input Terminal Fuse Holder Communication Terminal (10P) connects the DC power Use the specified fuse connects I/F cable from the Hoist.
Page 34: Mounting M15 Display Unit/Keyboard
INSTALLATION MOUNTING of M15 DISPLAY UNIT/ KEYBOARD DISPLAY UNIT 1) Fasten the M. Base to the mounting location with 4 Flat Tapping Screws. 2) Fit the Display Unit to the M. Base with the Knob Bolts adjusting the comfortable viewing angle of the monitor. Fasten the both knob bolts. 3) Hook the back of M15 on the M.Base from the upward position diagonally and match the front notch of the M.
Page 35: M15 Display Unit (Rear Side)
Input trigger signals synchronizing to an external echo sounder. Sounder Connecting Terminal (7P) connects an external Suzuki Communication Terminal (10P) Echo Sounder. connects I/F cable from the Hoist. Power Input Terminal Keyboard Connecting Terminal (10P) ...
Page 36: Mounting Mbb Control Unit/Keyboard
INSTALLATION MOUNTING of MBB CONTROL UNIT/ KEYBOARD CONTROL UNIT 1) Fasten the Control Unit to the mounting location with 4 Truss Tapping Screws. Components MBB Control Unit Truss Tapping Screw ...
Page 37: Mbb Control Unit (Rear Side)
VGA Output Terminal connects an external monitor Fuse Holder Power Output Terminal (3P) Use the specified fuse conncets an external monitor Suzuki as follows, specified. Output:12VDC 12V→8A/24V→4A. No.1:+ No.2:shield No.3: - NMEA Output Terminal (6P) ...
Page 38: Wiring Between S-1900H And Junction Box
Hoist. Soundome Cable connects the Soundome Cable from the Soundome. Earth Terminal S-1900 H- HOIST Limit Switch Cable ...
Page 39: Wiring Warnings
WARNING - The DC Power Supply connected to the main unit each is as follows, Display Unit : 10.5 ‒ 30 volts S-1900 M12 Display Unit : 20 ‒ 30 volts S-1900 M15 Control Unit : 10.5 ‒ 30 volts S-1900 MBB ...
Page 40: Wiring Between S-1900M12 And S-1900H
INSTALLATION WIRING between S-1900M12 and S-1900H HOIST SWITCH 12V 24V BATTERY VOLTAGE FUSE 6A 3A GND FUSE 12V 24V BATTERY VOLTAGE INTERFACE MAIN (POWER）...
Page 41: Wiring Between S-1900M15 And S-1900H
INSTALLATION WIRING between S-1900M15 and S-1900H KEYBOARD COMMUNICATION CABLE 1 2.5m 24V BATTERY VOLTAGE HOIST FUSE 3A SWITCH ...
Page 42: Wiring Between S-1900Mbb And S-1900H
INSTALLATION WIRING between S-1900MBB and S-1900H KEYBOARD COMMUNICATION CABLE 1 BATTERY VOLTAGE: 12V 24V 5m FUSE: 8A 4A HOIST CONTROL SWITCH VGA OUTPUT TERMINAL GND ...
Page 43: Wiring Junction Box
INSTALLATION WIRING JUNCTION BOX connects the white line to 12V or 24V according to the voltage of the battery. 4 BINDING SCREWS BATTERY (M4X8) 4pcs HOIST MOTOR CABLE ...
Page 44 CHAPTER 3 BASIC OPERATION This Chapter explains the basic operation of S-1900. Basic Operation Operation Panel Display Description Sample Display of Sonar Mode Sonar Mode Sample Display of Bottom-Scan Mode ...
Page 45: Basic Operation Operation Panel
Note that the drawing shows the Panel for S-1900 M12. - ４３ - ...
Page 46: Display Description
BASIC OPERATION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION The drawing below shows the typical sonar mode display. Various combination displays are available by selecting the Sub-Display menu and the change of the Mode Dials. R AN G E １６０ｍ...
Page 47: Sample Display Of Sonar Mode
BASIC OPERATION SAMPLE DISPLAY of SONAR MODE Select MODE DIAL 1 to display SONAR MODE or MODE DIAL 2 to display OFF-CENTER MODE. HORIZONTAL DISTANCE RANGE SLANT DISTANCE BEARING Ｒ１６０ｍ８６．０ｍ DEPTH Ｂ０゜９９．３ｍ...
Page 48: Sonar Mode
BASIC OPERATION SONAR MODE Rotating the transducer in the soundome protruded from the ship’s bottom, the ultra sound beams are sent out and detects the targets in accordance with the selected speed and the range (distance). The reflected sound appears on the PPI depending on the transducer’s sweep. Adjusting the Tilt and Bearing the sonar beam can be trained from the surface to the bottom.
Page 49 BASIC OPERATION The Tilt angle can be set in increments of 1°from 0°to 5°to 0°to –90°. All directions from extremely shallow waters to deep areas can be searched. Adjust the tilt angle considering the conditions such as ship’s speed and water depth. ５゜...
Page 50: Sample Display Of Bottom-Scan Mode
BASIC OPERATION SAMPLE DISPLAY of BOTTOM-SCAN MODE Select MODE DIAL 3 to display the BOTTOM-SCAN MODE. SHIP’S POSITION TILT ANGLE Ｂ２７０゜Ｔ−９０゜０ ...
Page 51: Bottom-Scan Mode
BASIC OPERATION BOTTOM-SCAN MODE Shaking the transducer in the soundome protruded from the ship’s bottom right and left alternately, it sends out the ultra sound beams and displays the images of the middle layer and the sea-bottom contour. The transducer emits the ultra ...
Page 52: Sample Display Of Sounder Mode
BASIC OPERATION SAMPLE DISPLAY of SOUNDER MODE Select MODE DIAL 4 to display the SOUNDER MODE. #6 TILT ANGLE WATER TEMPERATURE #1 TIME MARKER 24.7 °C Ｔ−６０Ｂ０゜゜０ #2 ３２ SEA SURFACE SCALE ６４...
Page 53: Sounder Mode
BASIC OPERATION SOUNDER MODE The transducer in the soundome protruded from the ship’s bottom sends out the ultra sound beams and displays the images of the middle layer and the sea-bottom contour, which are just beneath the ship. Sounder Mode The transducer emits the ultra ...
Page 54 CHAPTER 4 FUNCTION SETTINGS This Chapter explains the function settings of S-1900. Select the appropriate setting for performing to the utmost of its ability before use. Factory Settings Menu Menu 1 ...
Page 55 Others Audio Level Target Lock Trigger Signal Depth Unit Temp. Unit (Temperature Unit) Temp. Adjust (Temperature Adjustment) Speed Unit Auto Retract Train Correct Panel Brightness Power Supply Frequency ...
Page 56: Factory Settings
FACTORY SETTINGS FACTORY SETTINGS The factory settings are shown in the below box. Select the desired settings before use. □) CF FUNCTION SETTINGS FACTORY SETTINGS (shown in MENU 2 FUNCTION SET OFF ・ +10dB ・ +20dB ・ +30dB ・ +40dB ・ +50dB ...
Page 57 FACTORY SETTINGS COLOR PALETTE MENU 2 A-1 ・ A-2 ・ B-1 ・ B-2 ・ C-1 ・ C-2 COLOR SELECT PAGE 85-86 ・ 16 DISPLAY COLORS FREQUENCY SETTING PAGE 88 TX FREQUENCY BASIC FREQUENCY (±10kHz / 0.1kHz UNIT) ...
Page 58 MENU MENU 1 (RANGE SETTING MENU) Select the display range in 8 settings according to the depth desired. The following menu appears after selecting “MENU 1” with the MODE DIAL. RANGE SET MENU SONAR/OFF-CENTER RANGE BOTTOM-SCAN/F.F. RANGE Use the Cursor Shift key ↓...
Page 59 MENU MENU 2 （FUNCTION SETTIG MENU Customize the functions to suit individual needs before using the S-1900. The basic settings are as follows. FUNCTION SET GAIN UP TVG CURVE DYNAMIC RANGE PULSE WIDTH TX POWER ...
Page 60: Remote Control
MENU COLOR PALETTE COLOR SELECT DISPLAY COLORS REMOTE CONTROL TX FREQUENCY FREQUENCY SETTINGS RX FREQUENCY SELF CHECK MAINTENANCE UPDATE BACK UP RECOVERY VERSION For further details see next pages. - ５８...
Page 61: Function Settings
FUNCTION SETTINGS Turn the MODE DIAL to “MENU 2“ to display the below menu. The item currently selected is highlighted. Use the Cursor Shift key ↑) to select the desired item. (↓ Press the ○／＋ to open the menu for change. Cursor Selection key ...
Page 62: Gain Up
FUNCTION SETTINGS 1. GAIN UP This function makes it possible to display a clearer picture of the full range and control the sensitivity at various depths. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “GAIN UP”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 63: Tvg Curve
FUNCTION SETTINGS 2. TVG CURVE TVG (Time Variable Gain) offsets the effects of propagation loss of sound as it passes through the water. To counter this loss, the TVG curve is adjusted by correctly set. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “TVG CURVE”. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 64: Dynamic Range
FUNCTION SETTINGS 3. DYNAMIC RANGE This is the way to display the reactions with emphasis or with density discrimination. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “DYNAMIC RANGE”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 65: Tx Power
FUNCTION SETTINGS 5. TX POWER The output power of the ultra sound wave from the transmitter can be set. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “TX POWER”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 66: Rx Bandwidth
FUNCTION SETTINGS 7. RX BANDWIDTH RX bandwidth can be set. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “RX BANDWIDTH”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change. RX BANDWIDTH STANDARD [S.
Page 67: Interference Rejection
FUNCTION SETTINGS REJECTION [MODE DIAL – MENU 2 – REJECTION] REJECTION ○／＋ to return to MENU 2. RETURN MARK Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) INTERFERENCE REJ. ...
Page 68: Display Item Selection
FUNCTION SETTINGS DISPLAY ITEM SELECTION Press the DISP ITEM SEL Cursor Selection key to return to MENU 2. RETURN MARK ○ ／＋ SUB-DISPLAY U se the Cursor Shift key STEP (SONAR) (↓...
Page 69 FUNCTION SETTINGS ② INFO (INFORMATION) This sub menu “INFO” can be displayed when one of the Mode dials, No.1-4 selected. R A N G E １６０ｍ B E A R I N G ０゜ S E C T O R ...
Page 70 FUNCTION SETTINGS ③ HISTORICAL DISPLAY The vertical images can be displayed as sub menu when SONAR MODE or BOTTOM- SCAN MODE set. Note that the normal echo sounder images are displayed on the whole screen when SOUNDER MODE is selected. PORT SIDE MARK・STARBOARD SIDE MARK ０...
Page 71 FUNCTION SETTINGS ④ +PRESS (COMPRESSED IMAGE AND HISTORICAL DISPLAY) The vertical images and their compressed image can be displayed when SONAR MODE or BOTTOM-SCAN MODE set. The normal echo sounder images and compressed image are displayed on the screen when SOUNDER MODE is selected. SONAR MODE SOUNDER MODE BOTTOM-SCAN MODE...
Page 72 FUNCTION SETTINGS ⑥ BOTTOM-SCAN The images of BOTTOM-SCAN MODE can be displayed in the sub-display. Note that this function is not available in Sounder Mode. CF page 76 -The setting values such as Range, Bearing, Sector, Tilt for the Bottom-Scan mode can be set while the Bottom-Scan mode is active.
Page 73 FUNCTION SETTINGS ⑧ EXT.SOUNDER (EXTERNAL SOUNDER) This function is only available when some Suzuki units connected. - ７１ - ...
Page 74: Step (Sonar)
FUNCTION SETTINGS 2. STEP (SONAR) The Step angle for SONAR MODE can be selected. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “STEP (SONAR)”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change. STEP (SONAR) 10°...
Page 75: Off-Center Position
FUNCTION SETTINGS 4. OFF-CENTER POS. (OFF-CENTER POSITION) The displayed position of own ship on the screen can be selected when OFF-CENTER MODE is active. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “OFF-CENTER POS.”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 76: Compass Display
FUNCTION SETTINGS 6. COMPASS DISPLAY Compass can be displayed in the SONAR MODE when an External Navigator connected. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “COMPASS DISP.”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 77: Track Sub Range
FUNCTION SETTINGS 9. TACK SUB RANGE The screen width for Track display in sub menu can be selected. CF page 70 Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “TRACK SUB RANGE”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 78: Filter
FUNCTION SETTINGS 12. FILTER The image on the sonar can be enhanced by this function. Use the Cursor Shift key ↑) to select “FILTER”. (↓ →) Use the Cursor Shift key to change the setting. (← Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change. FILTER [OFF, 1, 2] : inactivates filter function.
Page 79: Audio Level
FUNCTION SETTINGS OTHERS [MODE DIAL – MENU 2 – OTHERS] Press the OTHERS Cursor Selection key ○／＋ to return to MENU 2. RETURN MARK AUDIO LEVEL TARGET LOCK MODE0 Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select the desired item to change. TRIGGER SIGNAL INTERNAL DEPTH UNIT...
Page 80: Target Lock
FUNCTION SETTINGS 2. TARGET LOCK The desired target lock function can be selected, which is activated by pressing the Target Lock key while SONAR MODE or BOTTOM-SCAN MODE (only in case of MODE0) operated. It can change the rotary direction, trackthe target or the position specified with a cursor automatically.
Page 81: Target Mark
EXTERNAL: activates the signal from an external unit. (when another echo sounder synchronized) NOTE! The sweeping speed might be slower depending on the depth whe the S-1900 is synchronizing with an external echo sounder. Using the internal trigger signal of S-1900 is recommended for synchronizing with an external echo sounder.
Page 82: Depth Unit
FUNCTION SETTINGS 4. DEPTH UNIT The unit of depth measurement can be selected. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “DEPTH UNIT”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change. DEPTH UNIT [m, ft, fm, br] 5.
Page 83: Speed Unit
FUNCTION SETTINGS 7. SPEED UNIT The unit of the ship’s speed displayed on the screen can be selected when an external navigator connected. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “SPEED UNIT”. Use the Cursor Shift key (← or →) to change the setting. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 84: Train Correct
FUNCTION SETTINGS 9. TRAIN CORRECT This changes the center direction of the detection range into the bow direction ( 0°). Select the SONAR MODE and set the desired position by using the Bearing keys ↑) Open “MENU 2” and use the Cursor Shift key to select “OTHERS-TRAIN (↓...
Page 85 FUNCTION SETTINGS 11. POWER SUPPLY FREQUENCY The switching frequency of the power supply is changed. The switching currents can cause electrical noise problems. The noise produced by the SMPS itself can be suppressed changing the frequency. It is usually not required to change the frequency other than noise problem. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓...
Page 86 FUNCTION SETTINGS 13. OPERATION MODE MEMORY The memory of Operation Mode is restricted. CF page 103 It can avoid memorizing the operation accidentally by selecting OFF. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “OPE. MODE MEMORY”. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 87: Color Palette
FUNCTION SETTINGS COLOR PALETTE [MODE DIAL – MENU 2 – COLOR PALETTE] COLOR PALETTE Press the Cursor Selection key COLOR to return to MENU 2. RETURN MARK ○／＋ B.G. ...
Page 88: Function Settings
FUNCTION SETTINGS HOW TO SET COLOR PALLETTE Color palette can provide 2 color patterns (C-1 & C-2) freely. The initial color pattern of C-1 is the same with A-1 and C-2 are is the same with A-2. Use the Cursor Shift key (←...
Page 89 FUNCTION SETTINGS REMOTE CONTROL SET (OPTION) Previously set the key each on the remote controller before use. [MODE DIAL – MENU 2 – REMOTE CONTROL SET] See CF page 110 for the settings in details. - ８７ - ...
Page 90: Frequency Setting
→ : increases every 0.1kHz of the values of the frequencies for TX FREQUENCY and RX FREQUENCY. 2. RX FREQUENCY Adjust the receiving frequency of the S-1900, but the transmitting frequency does not change in conjunction with the receiving frequency. It can be changed from the basic frequency to ±10kHz every 0.1kHz unit.
Page 91: Self Check
FUNCTION SETTINGS SELF CHECK The following messages appear on the display. This function checks the battery voltage, the internal voltage, the hoist up and down or the conditions of the stepping motor in the soundome. Use the Cursor Shift key to select SELF CHECK ...
Page 92: Maintenance
Hold the key for a while and then turn the key. ELAPSED TIME It indicates the total time that elapses while the S-1900 operating and can be reset. Use the Cursor Shift key (↓ or ↑) to select “ELAPSED TIME”.
Page 93 FUNCTION SETTINGS [ HOW TO UPDATE VERSION ] Insert the USB stick contains the upgraded files. ← or → ) to select “NEXT”. Use the Cursor Shift key Pressing the Cursor Selection key ○／＋ updates the program. After rebooting the unit, it is operated with the updated version ...
Page 94 CHAPTER 5 DESCRIPTIONS of DIALS and KEYS This Chapter explains how to use the dials and keys. Dials Mode Dial Range Dial Sector Dial Brightness Dial Gin Dial Far Gain Dial ...
Page 95: Dials
DIALS MODE DIAL The display mode is selected. The Sub-Display menu displayed in the right split screen can be set via “ ”. MENU 2 CF page 66 The own ship’s position in the Off-Center Mode can be set via “ ”.
Page 96: Sonar Mode
DIALS SECTROR DIAL The horizontal training angle can be changed when SONAR MODE selected. The vertical training angle can be changed when BOTTOM-SCAN MODE selected. [SONAR MODE] [BOTTOM-SCAN MODE] Displays the selected sector angle CURSOR M ARKER RANGE B EAR I NG SECTOR TILT ANGLE Changes this angle...
Page 97: Brightness Dial
BRIGHTNESS DIAL Screen brilliance can be increased by rotating this dial clockwise and decreases by rotating it counterclockwise. This dial cannot adjust the brightness of control panel and it’s (S-1900 M15) brightness can be only set via “ – ”.
Page 98: Keys
HOIST KEYS ↑ : HOIST UP KEY / ↓ : HOIST DOWN KEY The hoist keys raises and lowers the soundome while operating the S-1900. Pressing the hoist up key raises the soundome and the mark on the lower left screen changes into the up arrow ( ↑)
Page 99: Bearing Key
KEYS BEARING KEY [SONAR MODE] The center direction of the detection range can be shifted as follows. 5°step shift Displays values of Sector angle Shifts the center Shifts the center RANGE SECTOR counterclockwise clockwise TI LT ANGLE MARKER CURSOR This key changes the center direction This arrow mark shows the center direction.
Page 100: Tilt Key
KEYS TILT KEY [SONAR MODE] The tilt angle can be changed. RAN GE ５゜ B EAR ING ０゜ S ECT OR Changes this angle. T ILT Displays M ARK ER Shifts upward. Tilt angle CU RSO R TILT Shifts downward. Displays the Tilt angle.
Page 101: Cursor Key
KEYS [SOUNDER MODE] The direction of emitting the sound wave and the bearing of the detection can be shifted together with “BEARING KEY”. Indicator Indicator Tilt angle Bearing angle Use the Tilt key to set this angle. Displays of the bearing angle RAN GE B EAR ING Displays of the tilt angle...
Page 102: Bottom Scan Mode
KEYS [when the power turned on] No cursors appear on the screen when the power turned on. Press the Cursor selection key ( ) to activate the function. ○／+ Press the Cursor shift keys ( ) to display the Marker. ↓...
Page 103: Target Lock Key
KEYS [when the Cross cursor selected] (Marker displayed in yellow or no display) In case of SOUNDER MODE this function is inactive. Use the Cursor shift keys to place the cursor where desired. The data of the “Cross Cursor” is displayed in the submenu. SONAR MODE BOTTOM-SCAN MODE R ANG E...
Page 104: Mark Key
KEYS MARK KEY ( ) The Mark key functions to mark desired locations on the screen, and 5 marks can be inscribed at the Cross cursor locations desired. Move the Cross cursor to the desired locations and press the Mark key. The Mark appears at the Cross cursor location and moves with ship’s movement.
Page 105: Operation Mode Key
KEYS OPERATION MODE KEY 3 different types of customized operation settings can be registered previously. Press one of the Operation mode keys to operate the units with the desired settings soon after pressing it. Open MENU 2 display and press one of the Operation mode keys. The following “OPERATION MODE”...
Page 106: Chapter 6 Option
CHAPTER 6 OPTION This chaper provides you the explanation related to the optional input/output terminals and the remote controller. Option Option List Input/Output Terminals Input/Output Terminals (M12) Input/Output Terminals (M15) ...
Page 107 Self Check For M12 P. No. Description OP-131 Panel Mount Fittings for For mounting the panel 12.1-inch LCD For S-1900 H P. No. Description OP-700 S-1900 For mounting Junction Box on the Junction Box Mounting Kit Hull Unit Hull Unit...
Page 108: Input/Output Terminals
The following optional terminals are required to connect a remote controller and an External monitor. This is to indicate the settings for the interface setups. Note that the connection cables between the S-1900 and the external units to be connected are not supplied as standard. ...
Page 109: Input/Output Terminals (M12)
OPTION INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINALS (M12) Remove all cables connected to the rear side of the monitor M12 before mounting any terminals. 1) Remove 8 Binding Screws holding the Case Cover and the Rear Panel (Drawing A position). 2) Remove 4 Tapping Screws holding the Case Cover and the Front Case (Drawing B position) and remove the Case Cover backward.
Page 110: Input/Output Terminals (M15)
OPTION INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINALS (M15) Remove all cables connected to the rear side of the monitor M15 before mounting any terminals. 1) Remove 10 Binding Screws holding the Case Cover and the Rear Panel (Drawing A position). VGA Terminal Remote ControllerTerminal ...
Page 111: Input/Output Terminals (Mbb)
OPTION INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINALS (MBB) Remove all cables connected to the unit, the MBB before mounting any terminals. 1) Remove 4 Binding Screws holding the Lid of the MBB and remove the Lid (Drawing A position). DANGER Remote ControllerTerminal ...
Page 112: Remote Controller
OPTION REMOTE CONTROLLER . Connect the terminal of the Remote Controller to the specified port Bearing Key changes the center direction right or left. Hoist Key Tilt Key raises or lowers adjusts the Tilt Angle.
Page 113: Additions
DISPOSAL WARNING The S-1900 contains the lithium battery of high-density energy. Careless disposal of the lithium battery causes electric shorts, impact, heat, electrical shock, explosion, injury, fire and so on. ...
Page 114: Specifications
ADDITIONS SPECIFICATIONS DISPLAY UNIT Model Name S-1900 M12 S-1900 M15 S-1900 MBB Display 12.1-inch TFT color LCD 15-inch TFT color LCD w/out Display Unit Weight 9kg (bracket included) 12kg (keyboard included) 1kg (keyboard)+4.5kg (control unit) ...
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