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Furuno 1933C Operator's Manual (260 pages)

Furuno Color Video Plotter; MARINE RADAR

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 3 MB

Safety Instructions
3
Table of Contents
4
Foreword

10
System Configurations

12
What Is Waas

15
1 Operational Overview

17
- Operating Controls
  18
  - Display Unit Controls
    18
  - Remote Controller
    20
- Inserting a Chart Card
  21
- Turning the Unit On/Off
  22
- Display Brilliance, Panel Brilliance, Hue
  23
  - Display Brilliance, Panel Brilliance
    23
  - Hue
    24
- Selecting a Display
  25
- Trackball, Cursor
  29
- Entering the MOB Mark, Setting MOB as Destination
  30
- Data Boxes
  31
- Function Keys
  33
  - Executing a Function
    33
- Simulation Display
  34
2 Radar Operation

37
- Radar Display
  37
- Transmitting, Stand-By
  38
- Tuning
  38
- Adjusting the Gain
  38
- Reducing Sea Clutter
  40
  - How the A/C SEA Works
    40
  - Adjusting A/C SEA
    40
- Reducing Precipitation Clutter
  41
  - Adjusting the A/C RAIN
    41
- Range Scale
  42
- Pulselength
  43
- Presentation Mode
  44
  - Selecting a Presentation Mode
    44
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    45
- Measuring the Range
  47
  - Measuring Range by Range Rings
    47
  - Measuring Range by Cursor
    48
  - Measuring Range by VRM
    49
  - Erasing a VRM, VRM Indication
    50
  - Erasing EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    50
  - Hiding EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    50
  - Moving EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    50
- Measuring the Bearing
  50
  - Measuring Bearing by Cursor
    50
  - Measuring Bearing by EBL
    50
  - Erasing an EBL, EBL Indication
    51
  - Erasing EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    51
  - Hiding EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    51
  - Moving EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    51
- Erasing the Heading Line, North Marker
  52
- Reducing Noise Interference
  52
- Rejecting Radar Interference
  53
- Zoom
  54
  - Zooming in on Radar Targets
    54
  - Zooming in on ARP, TTM Targets
    54
- Shifting the Picture
  55
  - Manual Shift
    55
  - Automatic Shift
    56
- Using the Offset EBL
  57
  - Predicting Collision Course
    57
  - Measuring Range & Bearing between Two Targets
    58
- Echo Trails
  59
  - Trail Time
    59
  - Starting Echo Trails
    60
  - Trail Gradation
    60
  - Trail Color
    61
  - Echo Trail Mode
    61
- Echo Stretch
  62
- Echo Averaging
  63
- Outputting TLL Data
  64
- Guard Alarm
  65
- Watchman
  67
- Suppressing Second-Trace Echoes
  68
  - Waypoint Marker
    69
  - ARP, TTM Operation
    70
    
    Activating/Deactivating ARP, TTM
    71
    
    Acquiring and Tracking Targets (ARP)
    72
    
    Displaying Target Number (ARP, TTM)
    73
    
    Terminating Tracking of ARP Targets
    74
    
    Setting Vector Attributes (ARP)
    75
    
    Displaying Past Position (ARP)
    76
    
    ARP, TTM Target Data
    77
    
    CPA/TCPA Alarm (ARP)
    78
    
    Lost Target Alarm (ARP)
    79
  - Interpreting the Radar Display
    80
    
    General
    80
    
    False Echoes
    82
    
    SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
    84
    
    Racon (Radar Beacon)
    86
3 Plotter Operation

87
- Plotter Displays
  87
  - Full-Screen Plotter Display
    87
  - Compass Display
    89
  - Highway Display
    91
  - Nav Data Display
    92
- Presentation Mode
  93
  - North-Up
    93
  - Course-Up
    94
  - Auto Course-Up
    94
- Shifting the Display
  95
- Chart Scale
  95
- Chart Cards
  96
  - Chart Card Overview
    96
  - Indices and Chart Enlargement
    97
  - FURUNO and Navcharts™ Charts
    98
  - C-MAP Charts
    100
- Working with Track
  104
- Marks, Lines
  111
  - Entering a Mark, Line
    111
  - Changing Mark Attributes
    111
  - Selecting Line Type
    112
  - Erasing Marks, Lines
    113
- Waypoints
  114
  - Entering Waypoints
    114
  - Editing Waypoint Data
    117
  - Erasing Waypoints
    119
  - Changing Waypoint Mark Size (FURUNO, Navcharts™)
    120
  - Searching Waypoints
    121
- Routes
  122
  - Creating Routes
    122
  - Connecting Routes
    126
  - Inserting Waypoints
    127
  - Removing Waypoints from a Route
    129
  - Erasing Routes
    129
- Navigation
  130
  - Navigating to a "Quick Point
    130
  - Navigating to Waypoints
    131
  - Navigating to Ports, Port Services (Navcharts™ /C-MAP)
    132
  - Following a Route
    134
  - Canceling Route Navigation
    137
- Alarms
  138
  - Audio Alarm On/Off
    138
  - Arrival Alarm
    139
  - Anchor Watch Alarm
    140
  - XTE (Cross-Track Error) Alarm
    141
  - Speed Alarm
    141
  - Proximity Alarm
    142
  - Trip Alarm
    143
  - Alarm Information
    144
- Resetting Trip Distance
  146
4 Video Sounder Operation

147
- Principle of Operation
  147
- Sounder Displays
  148
- Automatic Sounder Operation
  155
- Manual Sounder Operation
  156
  - Selecting the Manual Mode
    156
  - Selecting Display Range
    156
  - Adjusting the Gain
    156
  - Shifting the Range
    157
- Measuring Depth, Time
  158
- Reducing Interference
  159
- Reducing Low Level Noise
  160
- Erasing Weak Echoes
  161
- White Marker
  162
- Picture Advance Speed
  163
  - Advancement Independent of Ship's Speed
    163
  - Advancement Synchronized with Ship's Speed
    164
- Display Colors
  165
- Alarms
  166
  - Audio Alarm On/Off
    166
  - Bottom Alarm
    167
  - Fish Alarm
    167
  - Fish Alarm (B/L)
    168
  - Water Temperature Alarm
    169
  - When an Alarm Setting Is Violated
    170
- Water Temperature Graph
  171
- Changing Pulse Repetition Rate
  172
- Interpreting the Sounder Display
  173
  - Zero Line
    173
  - Bottom Echo
    173
  - Fish School Echoes
    174
  - Surface Noise/Aeration
    174
5 Customizing Your Unit

175
- General Setup
  175
- Radar Setup
  177
  - Radar Display Setup
    177
  - Radar Range Setup
    180
  - Function Key Setup
    181
- Plotter Setup
  183
  - Navigation Options
    183
  - Function Key Setup
    184
- Chart Setup
  186
  - Chart Offset
    186
  - FURUNO, Navcharts™ Chart Attributes
    187
  - C-MAP Chart Attributes
    189
- Data Boxes Setup
  192
- Hot
  193
- Navigator Setup
  195
  - Navigation Data Source
    195
  - GPS Receiver Setup (Set Equipped with GP-310B/320B)
    196
  - TD Display Setup
    200
- Nav Data Display Setup
  202
- Sounder Setup
  203
  - System Setup
    203
  - Sensor Setup
    205
  - Sounding Range, Zoom Range, Bottom Lock Range
    206
  - Function Key Setup
    207
6 Data Transfer

209
- Memory Card Operations
  209
  - Formatting Memory Cards
    209
  - Saving Data to a Memory Card
    210
  - Playing Back Data from a Memory Card
    212
- Uploading, Downloading Data
  213
  - Setting Communication Software on the PC
    213
  - Uploading or Downloading Data
    213
- Loading Waypoint Data from Yeoman
  216
- Receiving Data Via Network Equipment
  217
- Outputting Data through the Network
  218
7 Maintenance, Troubleshooting

219
- Preventive Maintenance
  219
- Replacement of Battery
  219
- Replacement of Fuse
  220
- Trackball Maintenance
  220
- Simple Troubleshooting
  221
  - General
    221
  - Radar
    221
  - Plotter
    222
  - Sounder
    223
- Diagnostics
  224
  - Memory I/O Test
    224
  - Test Pattern
    227
  - Keyboard, Remote Controller Test
    228
- GPS Status Display
  229
- Clearing Memories
  230
- Error Messages
  231
Appendix

233
- Menu Overview
  233
- Geodetic Chart List
  242
- World Time Chart
  243
- Icons
  244
Specifications

245
Index

253

Furuno 1933C Operator's Manual (251 pages)

Color Video Plotter

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 3 MB

Safety Instructions
3
Table of Contents
4
Foreword

10
System Configurations

12
1 Operational Overview

15
- Operating Controls
  16
  - Display Unit Controls
    16
  - Remote Controller
    18
- Inserting a Chart Card
  19
- Turning the Unit On/Off
  20
- Display Brilliance, Panel Brilliance, Hue
  21
  - Display Brilliance, Panel Brilliance
    21
  - Hue
    22
- Selecting a Display
  23
- Trackball, Cursor
  27
- Entering the MOB Mark, Setting MOB as Destination
  28
- Data Boxes
  29
- Function Keys
  31
  - Executing a Function
    31
- Simulation Display
  32
2 Radar Operation

35
- Radar Display
  35
- Transmitting, Stand-By
  36
- Tuning
  36
- Adjusting the Gain
  36
- Reducing Sea Clutter
  38
  - How the A/C SEA Works
    38
  - Adjusting the A/C SEA
    38
- Reducing Precipitation Clutter
  39
  - Adjusting the A/C RAIN
    39
- Range Scale
  40
- Pulselength
  41
- Presentation Mode
  42
  - Selecting a Presentation Mode
    42
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    43
- Measuring the Range
  45
  - Measuring Range by Range Rings
    45
  - Measuring Range by Cursor
    46
  - Measuring Range by VRM
    47
  - Erasing a VRM, VRM Indication
    48
  - Erasing EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    48
  - Hiding EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    48
  - Moving EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    48
- Measuring the Bearing
  48
  - Measuring Bearing by Cursor
    48
  - Measuring Bearing by EBL
    48
  - Erasing an EBL, EBL Indication
    49
  - Erasing EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    49
  - Hiding EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    49
  - Moving EBL/VRM Data Boxes
    49
- Erasing the Heading Line, North Marker
  50
- Reducing Noise Interference
  50
- Rejecting Radar Interference
  51
- Zoom
  52
  - Zooming in on Radar Targets
    52
  - Zooming in on ARP, TTM Targets
    52
- Shifting the Picture
  53
  - Manual Shift
    53
  - Automatic Shift
    54
- Using the Offset EBL
  55
  - Predicting Collision Course
    55
  - Measuring Range & Bearing between Two Targets
    56
- Echo Trails
  57
  - Trail Time
    57
  - Starting Echo Trails
    58
  - Trail Gradation
    58
  - Trail Color
    59
  - Echo Trail Mode
    59
- Echo Stretch
  60
- Echo Averaging
  61
- Outputting TLL Data
  62
- Guard Alarm
  63
- Watchman
  65
- Suppressing Second-Trace Echoes
  66
- Waypoint Marker
  67
  - ARP, TTM Operation
    68
    
    Activating/Deactivating ARP, TTM
    69
    
    Acquiring and Tracking Targets (ARP)
    70
    
    Displaying Target Number (ARP, TTM)
    71
    
    Terminating Tracking of ARP Targets
    72
    
    Setting Vector Attributes (ARP)
    73
    
    Displaying Past Position (ARP)
    74
    
    ARP, TTM Target Data
    75
    
    CPA/TCPA Alarm (ARP)
    76
    
    Lost Target Alarm (ARP)
    77
  - Interpreting the Radar Display
    78
    
    General
    78
    
    False Echoes
    80
    
    SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
    82
    
    Racon (Radar Beacon)
    84
3 Plotter Operation

85
- Plotter Displays
  85
  - Full-Screen Plotter Display
    85
  - Compass Display
    87
  - Highway Display
    89
  - Nav Data Display
    90
- Presentation Mode
  91
  - North-Up
    91
  - Course-Up
    92
  - Auto Course-Up
    92
- Shifting the Display
  93
- Chart Scale
  93
- Chart Cards
  94
  - Chart Card Overview
    94
  - Indices and Chart Enlargement
    95
  - FURUNO and Navcharts ™ Charts
    96
  - C-MAP Charts
    98
- Working with Track
  102
- Marks, Lines
  109
  - Entering a Mark, Line
    109
  - Changing Mark Attributes
    109
  - Selecting Line Type
    110
  - Erasing Marks, Lines
    111
- Waypoints
  112
  - Entering Waypoints
    112
  - Editing Waypoint Data
    115
  - Erasing Waypoints
    117
  - Changing Waypoint Mark Size (FURUNO, Navcharts™)
    118
  - Searching Waypoints
    119
- Routes
  120
  - Creating Routes
    120
  - Connecting Routes
    124
  - Inserting Waypoints
    125
  - Removing Waypoints from a Route
    127
  - Erasing Routes
    127
- Navigation
  128
- Navigating to a "Quick Point
  128
  - Navigating to Waypoints
    129
  - Navigating to Ports, Port Services
    130
  - Following a Route
    132
  - Canceling Route Navigation
    135
- Alarms
  136
  - Audio Alarm On/Off
    136
  - Arrival Alarm
    137
  - Anchor Watch Alarm
    138
  - XTE (Cross-Track Error) Alarm
    139
  - Speed Alarm
    139
  - Proximity Alarm
    140
  - Trip Alarm
    141
  - Alarm Information
    142
- Resetting Trip Distance
  144
4 Video Sounder Operation

145
- Principle of Operation
  145
- Sounder Displays
  146
- Automatic Sounder Operation
  153
- Manual Sounder Operation
  154
  - Selecting the Manual Mode
    154
  - Selecting Display Range
    154
  - Adjusting the Gain
    154
  - Shifting the Range
    155
- Measuring Depth, Time
  156
- Reducing Interference
  157
- Reducing Low Level Noise
  158
- Erasing Weak Echoes
  159
- White Marker
  160
- Picture Advance Speed
  161
  - Advancement Independent of Ship's Speed
    161
  - Advancement Synchronized with Ship's Speed
    162
- Display Colors
  163
- Alarms
  164
  - Audio Alarm On/Off
    164
  - Bottom Alarm
    165
  - Fish Alarm
    165
  - Fish Alarm (B/L)
    166
  - Water Temperature Alarm
    167
  - When an Alarm Setting Is Violated
    168
- Water Temperature Graph
  169
- Interpreting the Sounder Display
  170
  - Zero Line
    170
  - Bottom Echo
    170
  - Fish School Echoes
    171
  - Surface Noise/Aeration
    171
5 Customizing Your Unit

172
- General Setup
  172
- Radar Setup
  174
  - Radar Display Setup
    174
  - Radar Range Setup
    177
  - Function Key Setup
    178
- Plotter Setup
  180
  - Navigation Options
    180
  - Function Key Setup
    181
- Chart Setup
  183
  - Chart Offset
    183
  - FURUNO, Navcharts ™ Chart Attributes
    184
  - C-MAP Chart Attributes
    186
- Data Boxes Setup
  189
- Hot
  190
- Navigator Setup
  192
  - Navigation Data Source
    192
  - GPS Receiver Setup
    193
  - TD Display Setup
    196
- Nav Data Display Setup
  198
- Sounder Setup
  199
  - System Setup
    199
  - Sensor Setup
    201
  - Sounding Range, Zoom Range, Bottom Lock Range
    202
  - Function Key Setup
    203
6 Data Transfer

205
- Memory Card Operations
  205
  - Formatting Memory Cards
    205
  - Saving Data to a Memory Card
    206
  - Playing Back Data from a Memory Card
    208
- Uploading, Downloading Data
  209
  - Setting Communication Software on the PC
    209
  - Uploading or Downloading Data
    209
- Loading Waypoint Data from Yeoman
  212
- Receiving Data Via Network Equipment
  213
- Outputting Data through the Network
  214
7 Maintenance, Troubleshooting

215
- Preventive Maintenance
  215
- Replacement of Battery
  215
- Replacement of Fuse
  216
- Trackball Maintenance
  216
- Simple Troubleshooting
  217
  - General
    217
  - Radar
    217
  - Plotter
    218
  - Sounder
    219
- Diagnostics
  220
  - Memory I/O Test
    220
  - Test Pattern
    223
  - Keyboard, Remote Controller Test
    224
- GPS Status Display
  225
- Clearing Memories
  226
- Error Messages
  227
Appendix

228
- Menu Overview
  228
- Radar Alarms
  236
- Geodetic Chart List
  237
- World Time Chart
  238
- Icons
  239
Specifications

240
Index

246

Furuno 1933C Installation Manual (100 pages)

Furuno Marine GPS System User Manual

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
4
Equipment Lists

5
System Configurations

7
1 Mounting

11
2 Wiring

37
3 Adjustment

45
- How to Access to Installation Menu
  45
- NETWORK SETUP Menu
  46
- RADAR SETUP Menu
  48
- Checking Magnetron Heater Voltage
  55
- Navigation Data Source
  55
- Setting up Data Ports
  60
- Remote Controller Setting
  62
- Remote Display Setting
  63
4 Options

65
Packing Lists

79
Interconnection Diagrams

100

Furuno 1933C Manual (55 pages)

Brand: Furuno | Category: Car Navigation system | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
3
SINS Display Unit Controls
5
Overview of Display Unit Controls
5
Soft Keys
6
Trackball
6
Operational Setup
7
Energizing the SINS
7
Select Screen Display Mode
8
Adjust Display Brilliance and Panel Brilliance
9
Select the Hue
10
Man Overboard Procedures
11
Erase a MOB Mark
12
Anchor Watch Alarm
13
Select Data Boxes
14
Securing the SINS
15
Radar Operation
16
Transmitting
16
Tuning the Radar
17
Adjusting the Gain
18
Adjusting the Range
19
Radar Presentation Mode
20
Radar Presentation Mode Figures
21
Manually Acquire Target on Radar
22
Automatically Acquire Target on Radar
23
Measure Range by Range Rings
24
Measure Range by Cursor
25
Measure Range by VRM
26
Measuring Bearing
27
Reducing Noise Interference
28
Rejecting Radar Interference
29
Zoom in on Target
30
Manual Shift Picture
31
Automatic Shift Picture
32
Measure Range and Bearings between Two Targets
33
Head-On Situation Radar Display
34
Crossing Situation Radar Display
36
Overtaking Situation Radar Display
38
Plotter Operation
40
Presentation Modes
40
Shifting the Display
41
Chart Scales
41
Waypoints
41
Entering a Waypoint at Ownship Position
41
Entering a Waypoint by Cursor
42
Entering a Waypoint by Range and Bearing
43
Entering a Waypoint into the Waypoint List
45
Editing a Waypoint in the Waypoint List
47
Setting Plotter Alarms
49
Setting Cross Track Error Alarm
50
Routes
51
Creating Routes
51
Selecting the Route to Follow
52
Entering a Waypoint with the Cursor
53
Removing a Waypoint from the Route List
53
Stop Recording Waypoints and Save the Route
54
Erasing Routes
54
Navigating to a Quick Point
55
Navigating to a Single Quick Point
55

Furuno 1933C Quick Start Manual (7 pages)

Brand: Furuno | Category: Monitor | Size: 0 MB

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Furuno 1933C Operator's Manual (260 pages)

Table of Contents

Foreword

System Configurations

What Is Waas

1 Operational Overview

2 Radar Operation

3 Plotter Operation

4 Video Sounder Operation

5 Customizing Your Unit

6 Data Transfer

7 Maintenance, Troubleshooting

Appendix

Specifications

Index

Furuno 1933C Operator's Manual (251 pages)

Table of Contents

Foreword

System Configurations

1 Operational Overview

2 Radar Operation

3 Plotter Operation

4 Video Sounder Operation

5 Customizing Your Unit

6 Data Transfer

7 Maintenance, Troubleshooting

Appendix

Specifications

Index

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System Configurations

1 Mounting

2 Wiring

3 Adjustment

4 Options

Packing Lists

Interconnection Diagrams

Furuno 1933C Manual (55 pages)

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