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Furuno FAR-2827W Service Manual (563 pages)

MARINE RADAR/ARPA

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 37 MB

Table of Contents

77
- Necessary Parts
  13
Appendix 1) Sentences

87
- Chapter 1. Configuration
  
  93
  - Samples
    94
    
    Far-2827W
    95
    
    Inter-Switch
    96
    
    Configuration
    97
    
    Processor Unit: RPU-013
    100
    
    Cable
    101
    
    Extending Cables between Antenna Unit and Processor Unit
    102
    
    Antenna Unit
    103
    
    Applicable Model: FAR-2827W
    104
    
    Applicable Model: FAR-2137S, 2837S and 2137S-BB
    105
    
    Applicable Model: FAR-2837SW
    107
  - Specifications
    108
    
    Monitor Unit
    110
    
    Current Power Consumption
    111
  - List of Functions
    112
- Chapter 2. Location of Parts
  
  117
  - Scanner Unit
    127
    
    FAR-2827W Scanner Unit
    136
    
    FAR-2837S Scanner Unit
    140
    
    FAR-2827SW Scanner Unit
    146
    
    Monitor Unit
    150
    
    Control Unit
    153
  - Optional Unit
    156
  - Radar Console
    161
    
    RCN-001/002: Slim Type
    164
- Chapter 3. Menu Tree
  
  166
  - Arrangement of Icon Boxes
    167
  - HDG/SPD/POS Display
    169
  - Box Menu
    170
    
    Content
    174
    
    Speed]
    175
    
    Cursor]
    176
    
    Arp]
    177
    
    Ais]
    178
    
    Picture]
    180
    
    Brill]
    182
    
    Trail]
    183
    
    Mark]
    184
    
    Ant Information]
    185
  - Main Menu Tree
    186
    
    Main Menu
    193
    
    Initialize Menu
    200
    
    Factory Menu
    203
- Chapter 4. System Setting
  
  204
  - Overview of [FACTORY] Menu
    205
  - Initialize Setting
    216
    
    Timing, Mbs, Ring Suppression
    217
    
    Default Ant Hieght, Near/MID/Far Stc Curve
    218
    
    Ant Revolution
    220
    
    Radar no
    222
  - Radar
    223
    
    Inter -Switch
    224
    
    Main Operations for each Function
    226
    
    Model
    227
    
    Type: Imo/A/B/C/W
    228
    
    Pm Gain Adj
    231
    
    Turning on the Performance Monitor
    232
    
    Own Ship Info
    233
    
    Arp Preset
    234
    
    Network
    237
    
    Changing of IP Address
    238
    
    Jumper Setting of Terminal Board
    242
    
    Jumper of AIS Port: [J655]
    243
  - Setting of Monitor Unit
    244
  - Setting of AD-100 or GC-10
    245
    
    Setting List
    247
    
    Location of Parts
    250
  - Addition to the Memory Card I/F: CU-200
    251
    
    Confirmation of IP Address
    252
  - Selection of NAV DATA Input: [OS POSN]
    253
    
    Setting of [OS POSN] -> 3: SIO DATA LAN OUTPUT
    254
  - Setting of RGB BUFF Board: 03P9229B
    258
    
    Output of RGB BUFF Board on FAR-2127
    259
    
    Setting of the Video Channel in the VDR
    260
    
    Alarm Output Setting
    261
    
    RCU-015 and 016
    262
    
    Setting of Alarm Output
    264
  - Change of Power Input Type
    267
    
    Circuit Setting
    268
    
    Jumper Setting
    269
  - Change of Antenna Speed: RSB-096 and RSB-097
    270
    
    Change and Adjustment of Antenna Speed
    271
  - Change of Transmission HV Setting: HV-9017
    272
    
    Setup
    273
  - Checking of Thermal Relay Setting
    275
    
    Thermal Relay of RTR-082
    276
  - Sub Monitor
    277
    
    Change of the Connecting Ports
    278
    
    Slave Output Signal
    279
    
    Video Signals of S-Band Radar: Slave-1, 2 (J617, 618-#8Pin)
    280
    
    Examples of S-Band Radar Monitors
    282
    
    When Using as Slave Radar
    284
    
    Timing Adjustment
    285
  - Connecting to the FEA-2X07
    286
- Chapter 5. Updating Program
  
  287
  - Self Test
    289
  - Connection of PC to Processor Unit (RPU-013)
    290
  - Updating Program
    292
  - Updating with a Card
    295
- Chapter 6. Maintenance
  
  296
  - Self-Test
    297
    
    Description
    298
    
    Self-Test Screen-2
    304
  - Factory Test
    313
  - Contents
    314
    
    LED Check
    318
    
    Net-100
    319
    
    PWR Board
    320
    
    TX-HV Board
    322
    
    GC-10 Board
    323
    
    RF Unit
    324
    
    Control Unit
    325
    
    Error Messages
    326
    
    AIS ALARM Message
    331
    
    Replacement of Major Parts
    332
    
    Antenna Unit
    333
    
    Control Unit: RCU-014, RCU-015, RCU-016
    334
    
    Replacement of Boards Incorporated in RPU-013
    335
    
    PWR, HV and FIL Board
    336
    
    Replacement of Major Parts of TR Unit
    337
    
    References
    338
    
    Replacement of MIC
    339
    
    Saving to Card I/F Unit: CU-200
    340
    
    Battery Replacement of GC-10
    343
    
    Connection of EG-3000
    344
- Chapter 7. Block Description
  
  345
  - Overall Block Diagram
    346
    
    Antenna Unit
    349
    
    Control between RFC Board and MD Board
    350
    
    MD Board (03P9244)
    352
    
    TX Trigger
    353
    
    Short Pulse and V TRIG Signal
    354
    
    RF Circuit
    355
    
    IF Board (03P9335)
    357
    
    B.P GEN Board (03P9347)
    360
    
    HD Signal
    361
    
    PWR (RF) Board (03P9348)
    362
    
    MSS Board (MSS7497)
    365
    
    Turning Operation
    367
    
    Manual Tuning
    368
    
    Automatic STC (SEA AUTO)
    369
  - Processor Unit (RPU-013)
    371
    
    TB Board (03P9342)
    372
    
    Connector
    374
    
    SPU Board (03P9337)
    376
    
    IF-VIDEO MIX Signal Input
    379
    
    Structure of Screen
    380
    
    Signal Processing
    381
    
    Echo Trail Processing: [TRAIL] Menu
    382
    
    Wiper Processing (WIPER)
    383
    
    Zoom
    385
    
    Examples of Factory Setting for each "Picture"
    395
    
    Power Board
    407
    
    Block Description of AC Power Board (03P9339)
    410
    
    Block Description of DC Power Board (03P9338)
    412
    
    TX-HV Board (HV-9017)
    413
    
    NET-100 Board (03P9332)
    414
    
    Control Unit
    415
  - Monitor Unit
    417
    
    Block Diagram of Monitor Unit
    418
    
    Mu-231Cr
    419
    
    List of Monitor Units
    420
- Chapter 8 . Q & a
  
  421
  - How to Call up the INITIALIZE and FACTORY Menus
    421
    
    What Is the Maximum Cable Length Usable between each Unit See Page.1-9
    422
    
    How Many Units Can Connect for the Inter-Switch Function See Page.4-19, 4-21 and 4-23
    423
    
    See Page.4-74
    424
  - Which Chart Card Is Read When 2 Chart Cards Are Inserted into CU-200?
    425
    
    See Page.4-64
    426
    
    See Page. 4-25
    427
    
    Is There a Priority Order for NAV-Data Connecting Ports on the TB Board See Page.6-11
    428
    
    ARPA Targets Are Quickly Lost See Page.4-8
    429
    
    What Can be Saved on a Memory Card
    430
    
    Is It Possible to Make the Setting of AIS Static Information and to Send AIS
    432
    
    Show the Symbol Marks of the AIS and ARPA
    433
    
    Proper Menu Setting Is Not Known. How Can the Setting be Reset to the Default
    436
    
    How to Adjust the Magnetron after Being Replaced
    439
    
    Equation of Wave Propagation
    441
    
    False Echoes
    442
- Appendix 1) Sentences
  
  444
  - Talker Names List
    447
  - ACK - Acknowledge Alarm
    448
  - BWR - Bearing and Distance to Waypoint – Rhumb Line
    449
  - DBS - Depth below Surface
    450
  - GGA - Global Positioning System Fix Data
    451
  - GLL - Geographic Position, Latitude/Longitude
    452
  - MTW - Water Temperature
    453
  - RMC - Recommended Minimum Specific GPS/TRANSIT Data
    454
  - VBW - Dual Ground/Water Speed
    455
  - VTG - Course over Ground and Ground Speed
    456
  - WPL - Waypoint Location
    457
  - VDM - UAIS VHF Data-Link Message
    458
  - AAM - Waypoint Arrival Alarm
    459
  - BBM - UAIS Broadcast Binary Message
    460
    
    RSD - Radar System Data
    461
  - TTM - Tracked Target Message
    462
  - AP1.3 Configuration of the Sentence from ARPA(FAR) to ECDIS(FEA.)
    463
    
    TTM - Target
    464
    
    RSD - Radar System Data
    465
  - AP1.4 Configuration of the Sentence from ECDIS(FEA) to ARPA(FAR.)
    466
    
    DTM - Datum
    467
    
    DPT - Depth
    468
    
    PAESF - Fix Target Acquire/Cancel
    469
    
    PAESW - Waypoint List
    470
- Appendix 2) Specifications
  
  471
  - Display Unit
    472
  - Power Supply
    473
  - Optional Equipment
    474
  - Contents of Drawings
    489

Furuno FAR-2827W Service Manual (690 pages)

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 48 MB

Furuno FAR-2827W Operator's Manual (312 pages)

FAR-2807 Series; FAR-2107 Series; FAR-2107-BB Series

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 4 MB

Important Notices
3
Safety Instructions
4
Table of Contents
7
Foreword

13
- Usage Limitations
  14
- Signal Processing Functions
  16
Program Number

17
System Configuration

18
- Console Type
  21
Radar Operation

23
- Turning on the Power
  23
- Transmitter on
  23
- Control Unit
  25
- Main Menu
  27
- Operation by the On-Screen Boxes
  29
- Cursor Menu
  32
- Monitor Brilliance
  33
- Display Modes
  34
- On-Screen Boxes and Markers
  35
- Tuning the Receiver
  37
  - Choosing the Tuning Method
    37
  - Initializing Tuning
    37
  - Automatic Tuning
    38
  - Manual Tuning
    38
- Aligning Heading with Gyrocompass
  38
- Presentation Modes
  39
  - Choosing Presentation Mode
    39
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    40
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  44
  - Automatic Speed Input by Log or GPS Navigator
    44
  - Manual Speed Input
    45
- Choosing a Range Scale
  45
- Choosing a Pulselength
  46
  - Changing Pulselength
    47
- Adjusting the Sensitivity
  48
- Reducing Sea Clutter
  49
- Reducing Rain Clutter
  51
  - Automatic Reduction of Rain Clutter
    51
  - Manual Reduction of Rain Clutter
    51
- Measuring Range
  53
- Measuring Bearing
  56
  - True or Relative Bearing
    57
- Collision Assessment by Offset EBL
  58
  - How to Assess Risk of Collision by the Offset EBL
    58
  - Point of Reference for Origin Point of Offset EBL
    59
- Measuring Range and Bearing between Two Targets
  60
- Target Alarm
  61
- Off-Centering the Display
  64
- Interference Rejector
  65
- Echo Stretch
  65
- Echo Averaging
  66
- Noise Rejector
  67
- Wiper
  68
- Target Trails
  69
  - True or Relative Trails
    69
  - Trail Time
    70
  - Trail Gradation
    70
  - Saving, Copying Target Trails
    71
  - Trail Level
    72
  - Narrow Trails (B, C and W Types)
    72
  - Longer Trails (B, C and W Types)
    73
  - Temporarily Removing Trails from the Display
    73
  - Trail Stabilization in True Motion
    73
  - 1.30.10 Erasing Trails
    73
  - Preventing Sea Clutter in True Trails
    74
- PI (Parallel Index) Lines
  74
- Origin Mark
  77
- Zoom
  80
- Markers
  81
  - Heading Line
    81
  - Stern Marker
    81
  - North Marker
    81
  - Own Ship Symbol
    82
  - Barge Marker
    83
  - INS Marker
    83
- Automatic Picture Setup According to Navigation Purpose
  84
- Function Keys
  90
  - Activating Function Keys
    90
  - Programming Function Keys
    90
- Ship's Position
  94
- Second-Trace Echoes
  96
  - Brilliance of Screen Data
    97
  - Watch Alarm
    98
  - Nav Data
    99
  - Text Window
    101
  - Customizing Operation
    103
  - Alert Box
    105
    
    Alarm Description
    106
    
    Alarm List
    109
    
    Outputting Alarm Signals
    110
    
    Primary Alarm
    111
  - Interswitch
    112
    
    Displaying Antenna Information
    112
    
    Presetting Antenna and Display Combinations
    113
    
    Selecting an Antenna
    115
  - Cursor Data
    115
  - Performance Monitor
    116
    
    Activating, Deactivating the Performance Monitor
    116
    
    Checking Radar Performance
    116
  - Own Ship Marker
    118
  - Color and Brilliance Sets
    119
    
    Selecting Color and Brilliance Set
    119
    
    Presetting Color and Brilliance Set
    119
  - Reference Position
    121
  - Switching Hub HUB-100 (Option)
    123
  - Anchor Watch
    124
  - Drop Mark
    125
    
    Activating the Drop Mark Feature
    125
    
    Inscribing a Drop Mark
    126
    
    Erasing a Drop Mark
    126
  - Sub Monitor (B, C and W Types)
    127
  - Net Cursor
    128
  - Activating the Net Cursor
    128
Radar Observation

131
- General
  131
  - Minimum and Maximum Ranges
    131
- False Echoes
  133
- SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
  135
  - SART Description
    135
  - Showing SART Marks on the Radar Display
    136
  - General Remarks on Receiving Sarts
    137
- Racon
  138
- Radar Target Enhancer (RTE)
  138
Target Tracking (Tt)

139
- Usage Precautions
  139
- Controls for TT
  140
- Activating, Deactivating TT
  141
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  141
  - Echo-Referenced Speed Input
    141
- Automatic Acquisition
  143
  - Enabling Auto Acquisition
    143
  - Terminating Tracking of Targets (Including Reference Targets)
    144
- Manual Acquisition
  145
  - Setting Manual Acquisition Conditions
    145
  - Manually Acquiring Targets
    145
- Lost Target
  147
  - Setting the Lost Target Filter
    147
  - Enabling, Disabling the Lost Target Alarm
    147
- TT Symbols and Attributes
  148
  - TT Symbols
    148
  - Choosing TT Symbol (B, C and W Types)
    149
  - TT Symbol Brilliance
    149
  - TT Symbol Color
    150
- Displaying Target Data
  151
  - Target List
    153
- Vector Modes
  154
  - Description of Vectors
    154
  - Vector Mode and Length
    155
- Past Position Display
  156
- Set and Drift
  158
- TT Collision Alarm (CPA, TCPA)
  159
  - Setting the CPA and TCPA Ranges
    159
  - Acknowledging the TT Collision Alarm
    160
- Acquisition Zone
  160
- TT System Messages
  163
- Trial Maneuver
  164
  - Types of Trial Maneuvers
    164
  - Performing a Trial Maneuver
    165
  - Terminating a Trial Maneuver
    167
- TT Performance Test
  168
- Criteria for Selecting Targets for Tracking
  170
- Factors Affecting TT Functions
  172

Furuno FAR-2827W Operator's Manual (305 pages)

Furuno Radar MARINE RADAR/ARPA Operator's Manual

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

Table of Contents
7
Foreword

13
Program Number

16
System Configuration

17
Specifications

23
- Display Unit
  24
- Power Supply
  25
- Optional Equipment
  26
Radar Operation

27
- Turning on the Power
  27
- Transmitter on
  27
- Control Unit
  29
- Main Menu
  31
- Operation Using the On-Screen Boxes
  33
- Cursor Menu
  36
- Monitor Brilliance
  37
- Choosing the Display Mode
  38
- On-Screen Boxes and Markers
  39
- Tuning the Receiver
  41
  - Choosing the Tuning Method
    41
  - Initializing Tuning
    41
  - Automatic Tuning
    42
  - Manual Tuning
    42
- Aligning Heading with Gyrocompass
  42
- Presentation Modes
  43
  - Choosing Presentation Mode
    43
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    44
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  47
  - Automatic Speed Input by Log or GPS Navigator
    47
  - Manual Speed Input
    48
- Choosing the Range Scale
  48
- Choosing the Pulselength
  49
  - Choosing Pulselength
    49
  - Changing Pulselength
    50
- Adjusting the Sensitivity
  51
- Suppressing Sea Clutter
  52
- Suppressing Rain Clutter
  54
  - Turning AUTO RAIN on or off
    54
  - Adjusting A/C RAIN
    55
- Interference Rejector
  56
- Measuring the Range
  57
- Measuring the Bearing
  59
  - Choosing True or Relative Bearing
    61
- Collision Assessment by Offset EBL
  62
  - How to Assess Risk of Collision by the Offset EBL
    62
  - Choosing Point of Reference for Origin Point of Offset EBL
    63
- Measuring Range and Bearing between Two Targets
  64
- Setting a Target Alarm
  65
- Off-Centering the Display
  68
- Echo Stretch
  69
- Echo Averaging
  70
- Target Trails
  71
  - True or Relative Trails
    71
  - Trail Time
    72
  - Trail Gradation
    72
  - Saving, Copying Target Trails
    73
  - Trail Level
    74
  - Narrow Trails (B, C and W Types)
    74
  - Longer Trails (B, C and W Types)
    75
  - Removing Trails from the Display Temporarily
    75
  - Erasing Trails
    75
- Parallel Index Lines
  76
- Origin Mark
  79
- Zoom
  82
- Markers
  83
  - Heading Marker and Heading Line
    83
  - Stern Marker
    83
  - North Marker
    83
  - Own Ship Symbol
    83
  - Barge Marker
    84
- Automatic Picture Setup According to Navigation Purpose
  85
- Programming Function Keys
  90
  - Activating a Function Key
    90
  - Programming the Functions Keys
    90
- Ship's Position
  95
  - Noise Rejector
    96
  - Suppressing Second-Trace Echoes
    97
  - Adjusting Brilliance of Screen Data
    98
  - Watch Alarm
    99
  - Setting up Nav Data
    100
  - Text Window Setup
    102
  - Customizing Operation
    104
  - Alarms
    106
    
    Alarm Description
    106
    
    Outputting Alarm Signal
    108
  - Choosing the Antenna, Displaying Antenna Information
    109
    
    1.44.1 Choosing the Antenna
    109
    
    Displaying Antenna Information
    110
  - Cursor Data
    111
  - Performance Monitor
    112
    
    Activating, Deactivating the Performance Monitor
    112
    
    Checking Radar Performance
    112
  - Wiper
    114
  - Own Ship Symbol
    115
  - Color and Brilliance Sets
    116
    
    Choosing Color and Brilliance Set
    116
    
    Presetting Color and Brilliance Set
    116
  - Reference Point for CPA/TCPA
    117
  - Switching Hub HUB-100 (Option)
    118
  - 1.52 Dual Radar Display
    119
    
    Enabling/Disabling the Dual Radar Display
    119
    
    Specifying Sector Width and Length
    122
    
    Choosing External Radar (Image Source)
    124
Radar Observation

125
- General
  125
  - Minimum and Maximum Ranges
    125
- False Echoes
  127
- SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
  129
  - SART Description
    129
  - Showing SART Marks on the Radar Display
    130
  - General Remarks on Receiving SART
    131
- Racon
  132
Arp Operation

133
- Usage Precautions
  133
- Controls for ARP
  134
- Activating, Deactivating ARP
  135
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  135
  - Echo-Referenced Speed Input
    135
- Automatic Acquisition
  137
  - Enabling Auto Acquisition
    137
  - Terminating Tracking of Targets (Including Reference Targets)
    138
- Manual Acquisition
  139
  - Setting Manual Acquisition Conditions
    139
  - Manually Acquiring a Target
    139
- ARP Symbols and ARP Symbol Attributes
  141
  - ARP Symbols
    141
  - Choosing ARP Symbol (B, C and W Types)
    142
  - ARP Symbol Brilliance
    142
  - ARP Symbol Color and Size
    143
  - Auto Target Track (A, B, C and W Types)
    144
- Displaying Target Data
  145
  - Displaying Individual Target Data
    145
  - Target List
    147
- Vector Modes
  149
  - Description of Vectors
    149
  - Vector Motion and Length
    150
- Past Position Display
  151
  - Displaying and Erasing Past Position Points, Choosing Past Position Plot Interval
    151
  - Past Position Display Attributes
    152
- Set and Drift
  153
- Setting CPA/TCPA Alarm Ranges
  154
  - Acknowledging CPA/TCPA Alarm
    155
- Setting a Guard Zone
  156
  - Activating the Guard Zone
    156
  - Sleeping, Deactivating a Guard Zone
    157
  - Acknowledging the Guard Zone Alarm
    157
  - Guard Zone Reference
    158
  - Guard Zone Shape and Stabilization
    158
- Operational Warnings
  159
- Trial Maneuver
  161
  - Types of Trial Maneuvers
    161
  - Performing a Trial Maneuver
    162
  - Terminating a Trial Maneuver
    164
- ARP Performance Test
  165
- Criteria for Selecting Targets for Tracking
  167
- Factors Affecting ARP Functions
  169

Furuno FAR-2827W Operator's Manual (299 pages)

MARINE RADAR/ARPA

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

Table of Contents
7
Foreword

13
Program Number

16
System Configuration

17
Specifications

23
- Display Unit
  24
- Power Supply
  25
- Optional Equipment
  26
Radar Operation

27
- Turning on the Power
  27
- Transmitter on
  27
- Control Unit
  29
- Main Menu
  31
- Operation Using the On-Screen Boxes
  33
- Cursor Menu
  36
- Monitor Brilliance
  37
- Choosing the Display Mode
  38
- On-Screen Boxes and Markers
  39
- Tuning the Receiver
  41
  - Choosing the Tuning Method
    41
  - Initializing Tuning
    41
  - Automatic Tuning
    42
  - Manual Tuning
    42
- Aligning Heading with Gyrocompass
  42
- Presentation Modes
  43
  - Choosing Presentation Mode
    43
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    44
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  47
  - Automatic Speed Input by Log or GPS Navigator
    47
  - Manual Speed Input
    48
- Choosing the Range Scale
  48
- Choosing the Pulselength
  49
  - Choosing Pulselength
    49
  - Changing Pulselength
    50
- Adjusting the Sensitivity
  51
- Suppressing Sea Clutter
  52
- Suppressing Rain Clutter
  54
  - Turning AUTO RAIN on or off
    54
  - Adjusting A/C RAIN
    55
- Interference Rejector
  56
- Measuring the Range
  57
- Measuring the Bearing
  59
  - Choosing True or Relative Bearing
    61
- Collision Assessment by Offset EBL
  62
  - How to Assess Risk of Collision by the Offset EBL
    62
  - Choosing Point of Reference for Origin Point of Offset EBL
    63
- Measuring Range and Bearing between Two Targets
  64
- Setting a Target Alarm
  65
- Off-Centering the Display
  68
- Echo Stretch
  69
- Echo Averaging
  70
- Target Trails
  71
  - True or Relative Trails
    71
  - Trail Time
    72
  - Trail Gradation
    72
  - Saving, Copying Target Trails
    73
  - Trail Level
    74
  - Narrow Trails (B, C and W Types)
    74
  - Longer Trails (B, C and W Types)
    75
  - Removing Trails from the Display Temporarily
    75
  - Erasing Trails
    75
- Parallel Index Lines
  76
- Origin Mark
  79
- Zoom
  82
- Markers
  83
  - Heading Marker and Heading Line
    83
  - Stern Marker
    83
  - North Marker
    83
  - Own Ship Symbol
    83
  - Barge Marker
    84
- Automatic Picture Setup According to Navigation Purpose
  85
  - Choosing a Picture Setup Option
    87
  - Restoring Default Picture Setup Options
    87
  - User-Programmable Picture Setups
    88
  - Programming Function Keys
    90
    
    Activating a Function Key
    90
    
    Programming the Functions Keys
    90
  - Ship's Position
    95
  - Noise Rejector
    96
  - Suppressing Second-Trace Echoes
    97
  - Adjusting Brilliance of Screen Data
    98
  - Watch Alarm
    99
  - Setting up Nav Data
    100
  - Text Window Setup
    102
  - Customizing Operation
    104
  - Alarms
    106
    
    Alarm Description
    106
    
    Outputting Alarm Signal
    108
  - Choosing the Antenna, Displaying Antenna Information
    109
    
    1.44.1 Choosing the Antenna
    109
    
    Displaying Antenna Information
    110
  - Cursor Data
    111
  - Performance Monitor
    112
    
    Activating, Deactivating the Performance Monitor
    112
    
    Checking Radar Performance
    112
  - Wiper
    114
  - Own Ship Symbol
    115
  - Color and Brilliance Sets
    116
    
    Choosing Color and Brilliance Set
    116
    
    Presetting Color and Brilliance Set
    116
  - Reference Point for CPA/TCPA
    117
  - Switching Hub HUB-100 (Option)
    118
Radar Observation

119
- General
  119
  - Minimum and Maximum Ranges
    119
- False Echoes
  121
- SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
  123
  - SART Description
    123
  - Showing SART Marks on the Radar Display
    124
  - General Remarks on Receiving SART
    125
- Racon
  126
Arp Operation

127
- Usage Precautions
  127
- Controls for ARP
  128
- Activating, Deactivating ARP
  129
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  129
  - Echo-Referenced Speed Input
    129
- Automatic Acquisition
  131
  - Enabling Auto Acquisition
    131
  - Terminating Tracking of Targets (Including Reference Targets)
    132
- Manual Acquisition
  133
  - Setting Manual Acquisition Conditions
    133
  - Manually Acquiring a Target
    133
- ARP Symbols and ARP Symbol Attributes
  135
  - ARP Symbols
    135
  - Choosing ARP Symbol (B, C and W Types)
    136
  - ARP Symbol Brilliance
    136
  - ARP Symbol Color and Size
    137
  - Auto Target Track (A, B, C and W Types)
    138
- Displaying Target Data
  139
  - Displaying Individual Target Data
    139
  - Target List
    141
- Vector Modes
  143
  - Description of Vectors
    143
  - Vector Motion and Length
    144
- Past Position Display
  145
  - Displaying and Erasing Past Position Points, Choosing Past Position Plot Interval
    145
  - Past Position Display Attributes
    146
- Set and Drift
  147
- Setting CPA/TCPA Alarm Ranges
  148
  - Acknowledging CPA/TCPA Alarm
    149
- Setting a Guard Zone
  150
  - Activating the Guard Zone
    150
  - Sleeping, Deactivating a Guard Zone
    151
  - Acknowledging the Guard Zone Alarm
    151
  - Guard Zone Reference
    152
  - Guard Zone Shape and Stabilization
    152
- Operational Warnings
  153
- Trial Maneuver
  155
  - Types of Trial Maneuvers
    155
  - Performing a Trial Maneuver
    156
  - Terminating a Trial Maneuver
    158
- ARP Performance Test
  159
- Criteria for Selecting Targets for Tracking
  161
- Factors Affecting ARP Functions
  163

FURUNO FAR-2827W Manual (300 pages)

MARINE RADAR/ARPA FAR-28x7 Series; FAR-21x7 Series; FAR-21x7-BB Series

Brand: FURUNO | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
7
Foreword

13
Program Number

15
System Configuration

16
Specifications

21
- Display Unit
  21
- Power Supply
  22
- Optional Equipment
  23
Radar Operation

25
- Turning on the Power
  25
- Transmitter on
  25
- Control Unit
  27
- Main Menu
  29
- Operation Using the On-Screen Boxes
  31
- Cursor Menu
  34
- Monitor Brilliance
  35
- Choosing the Display Mode
  36
- On-Screen Boxes and Markers
  37
- Tuning the Receiver
  39
  - Choosing the Tuning Method
    39
  - Initializing Tuning
    39
  - Automatic Tuning
    40
  - Manual Tuning
    40
- Aligning Heading with Gyrocompass
  41
- Presentation Modes
  42
  - Choosing Presentation Mode
    42
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    43
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  46
  - Automatic Speed Input by Log or GPS Navigator
    46
  - Manual Speed Input
    47
- Choosing the Range Scale
  48
- Choosing the Pulselength
  49
  - Choosing Pulselength
    49
  - Choosing Pulselength
    50
- Adjusting the Sensitivity
  51
- Suppressing Sea Clutter
  52
- Suppressing Rain Clutter
  54
  - Turning AUTO RAIN on or off
    54
  - Adjusting A/C RAIN
    55
- Interference Rejector
  56
- Measuring the Range
  58
  - Turning Range Rings On/Off
    58
  - Measuring Range by the Variable Range Marker (VRM)
    59
- Measuring the Bearing
  61
- Choosing True or Relative Bearing
  63
- Collision Assessment by Offset EBL
  64
  - How to Assess Risk of Collision by the Offset EBL
    64
  - Choosing Point of Reference for Origin Point of Offset EBL
    65
- Measuring Range and Bearing between Two Targets
  66
- Setting a Target Alarm
  67
- Off-Centering the Display
  70
- Echo Stretch
  71
- Echo Averaging
  72
- Target Trails
  73
  - True or Relative Trails
    73
  - Trail Time
    74
  - Trail Gradation
    74
  - Resetting Target Trails
    75
  - Trail Copy
    75
  - Trail Level
    76
  - Narrow Trails
    76
  - Canceling Trails
    76
- Parallel Index Lines
  77
- Origin Mark
  80
- Zoom
  83
- Markers
  84
  - Heading Marker and Heading Line
    84
  - Stern Marker
    84
  - North Marker
    84
  - Own Ship Symbol
    85
- Automatic Picture Setup According to Navigation Purpose
  86
- Programming Function Keys
  91
  - Activating a Function Key
    91
  - Programming the Functions Keys
    91
- Ship's Position
  95
- Noise Rejector
  96
- Suppressing Second-Trace Echoes
  97
  - Adjusting Brilliance of Screen Data
    98
  - Watch Alarm
    99
  - Setting up Nav Data
    100
  - Text Window Setup
    102
  - Customizing Operation
    104
  - Alarms
    106
    
    Alarm Description
    106
    
    Outputting Alarm Signal
    108
  - Choosing the Antenna, Displaying Antenna Information
    109
    
    Choosing the Antenna
    109
    
    Displaying Antenna Information
    110
  - Cursor Data
    111
  - Performance Monitor
    112
    
    Activating, Deactivating the Performance Monitor
    112
    
    Checking Radar Performance
    112
  - Wiper
    114
  - Own Ship Symbol
    115
  - Color and Brilliance Sets
    116
    
    Choosing Color and Brilliance Set
    116
    
    Presetting Color and Brilliance Set
    116
  - Reference Point for CPA/TCPA
    118
  - Switching Hub HB-100 (Option)
    119
Radar Observation

121
- General
  121
  - Minimum and Maximum Ranges
    121
- False Echoes
  123
- SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
  125
  - SART Description
    125
  - Showing SART Marks on the Radar Display
    126
  - General Remarks on Receiving SART
    127
- Racon
  128
Arp Operation

129
- Usage Precautions
  129
- Controls for ARP
  130
- Activating, Deactivating ARP
  131
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  131
  - Echo-Referenced Speed Input
    131
- Automatic Acquisition
  133
  - Enabling Auto Acquisition
    133
  - Terminating Tracking of Targets (Including Reference Targets)
    134
- Manual Acquisition
  135
  - Setting Manual Acquisition Conditions
    135
  - Manually Acquiring a Target
    135
- ARP Symbols and ARP Symbol Attributes
  137
  - ARP Symbols
    137
  - ARP Symbol Brilliance
    138
  - ARP Symbol Color and Size
    139
- Displaying Target Data
  140
  - Displaying Individual Target Data
    140
  - Target List
    142
- Vector Modes
  144
  - Description of Vectors
    144
  - Vector Motion and Length
    145
- Past Position Display
  146
  - Displaying and Erasing Past Position Points, Choosing Past Position Plot Interval
    146
  - Past Position Display Attributes
    147
- Set and Drift
  148
- Setting CPA/TCPA Alarm Ranges
  149
  - Acknowledging CPA/TCPA Alarm
    150
- Setting a Guard Zone
  151
  - Activating the Guard Zone
    151
  - Sleeping, Deactivating a Guard Zone
    152
  - Acknowledging the Guard Zone Alarm
    152
  - Guard Zone Reference
    153
  - Guard Zone Shape and Stabilization
    153
- Operational Warnings
  154
- Trial Maneuver
  156
  - Types of Trial Maneuvers
    156
  - Performing a Trial Maneuver
    157
  - Terminating a Trial Maneuver
    159
- ARP Performance Test
  160
- Criteria for Selecting Targets for Tracking
  162
- Factors Affecting ARP Functions
  164

Furuno FAR-2827W Installation Manual (156 pages)

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
1
Safety Instructions

3
Equipment Lists

5
- Optional Equipment
  6
System Configuration

8
1 Mounting

11
- Antenna Unit
  11
- Monitor Unit
  22
- Control Unit
  26
- Processor Unit
  31
- Transceiver Unit
  32
- Power Supply Unit
  33
2 Wiring

35
- Interconnection
  35
- Antenna Unit
  37
- Transceiver Unit
  46
- Monitor Unit
  57
- Processor Unit
  58
- Processor Unit
  59
- Power Supply Unit
  64
3 Setting and Adjustment

65
- DIP Switch Setting
  65
- Initializing Tuning
  66
- Heading Alignment
  67
- Adjustment Sweep Timing
  70
- Suppressing Main Bang
  71
- Other Settings
  72
- Dual Radar Display (Non IMO-Type Only)
  80
4 Installing Optional Equipment

87
- Gyro Converter GC-10
  87
- Memory Card Interface Unit
  95
- Connection
  96
- BNC Connector Converter
  101
- Junction Box RJB-001
  102
- Junction Box
  105
5 Input/Output Data

107

Furuno FAR-2827W Product Specification (4 pages)

Radar/Arpa 23.1" Multi-color LCD FAR-28x7 Series

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 2 MB

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Appendix 1) Sentences

Chapter 1. Configuration

Chapter 2. Location of Parts

Chapter 3. Menu Tree

Chapter 4. System Setting

Chapter 5. Updating Program

Chapter 6. Maintenance

Chapter 7. Block Description

Chapter 8 . Q & a

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Table of Contents

Foreword

Program Number

System Configuration

Radar Operation

Radar Observation

Target Tracking (Tt)

Table of Contents

Foreword

Program Number

System Configuration

Specifications

Radar Operation

Radar Observation

Arp Operation

Table of Contents

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Program Number

System Configuration

Specifications

Radar Operation

Radar Observation

Arp Operation

Table of Contents

Foreword

Program Number

System Configuration

Specifications

Radar Operation

Radar Observation

Arp Operation

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Safety Instructions

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System Configuration

1 Mounting

2 Wiring

3 Setting and Adjustment

4 Installing Optional Equipment

5 Input/Output Data

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