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Furuno FCR-2807 series Operator's Manual (540 pages)

MARINE RADAR

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents
7
Foreword
17
System Configuration
19
1 Operational Overview

23
- Units of the System
  23
  - Control Units
    23
  - Index
    23
  - Chart Processor Unit
    25
- How to Turn the Power On/Off
  25
- Monitor Brilliance
  26
- Menu Operation
  27
- The Trackball Module
  29
  - The Scrollwheel
    29
  - How to Call Menus and Functions by the Mouse Buttons
    30
- Operation Modes
  31
  - When Chart Radar Mode Can be Used
    31
  - How to Switch Modes
    31
- How to Configure Hot Keys F1-F4
  32
- Geodetic Datum
  33
- Navigation Marks on Chart Radar and ECDIS Modes
  33
  - EBL Operation
    34
  - VRM Operation
    34
  - How to Shift the Reference Point of EBL and VRM
    35
- Ship's Position
  36
- How to Customize Operation
  37
- Alerts Description
  38
- Charts
  39
- Route Monitor
  39
- Switching Hub HUB-100
  40
2 Radar Operation

41
- Display Indications
  41
  - Radar Mode
    41
  - Chart Radar Mode
    42
- How to Tune the Receiver
  43
  - How to Select the Tuning Method
    43
  - How to Initialize Tuning
    43
  - Automatic Tuning
    43
  - Manual Tuning
    43
- How to Set the Heading
  44
- Presentation Modes
  45
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    45
  - True Motion Mode
    47
- How to Input Your Ship's Speed
  48
- How to Select the Range Scale
  51
- How to Adjust the Sensitivity
  51
- How to Suppress Sea Clutter
  51
  - Automatic Adjustment by the A/C SEA Control
    52
  - Manual Adjustment of A/C SEA
    52
- How to Suppress Rain Clutter
  53
  - How to Turn AUTO RAIN on or off
    53
  - How to Adjust A/C RAIN
    53
- Interference Rejector
  55
- How to Measure the Range to a Target
  55
  - How to Turn Range Rings On/Off
    55
  - How to Measure Range by the Variable Range Marker (VRM)
    56
- How to Measure the Bearing to a Target
  57
  - How to Measure the Bearing
    57
  - How to Select True or Relative Bearing
    57
- Pulse Length
  58
  - How to Select Pulse Length
    58
  - How to Change Pulse Length
    58
- Collision Assessment by Offset EBL
  59
  - How to Assess Risk of Collision by the Offset EBL
    59
  - How to Select Point of Reference for Origin Point of Offset EBL
    60
- How to Measure Range and Bearing between Two Targets
  61
- How to Off-Center the Display
  62
- Echo Stretch
  62
- Echo Averaging
  63
- Target Trails
  64
  - True or Relative Trails
    64
  - Trail Time
    64
  - How to Reset Target Trails
    64
  - How to Temporarily Remove Trails
    64
- Parallel Index (PI) Lines
  65
- Markers
  67
- Stern Marker
  67
- North Marker
  67
- Automatic Picture Setup According to Navigation Purpose
  68
- Noise Rejector
  72
- How to Suppress Second-Trace Echoes
  73
- How to Adjust Brilliance of Screen Data
  74
- Watch Alarm
  75
- Interswitch
  76
- Performance Monitor
  79
- Color and Brilliance Sets
  80
- Reference Position
  81
- Cursor Position Data
  82
- Drop Mark
  82
- Anchor Watch
  83
- Chart Radar Functions
  84
  - Chart DISP Box
    84
  - Chart Database Information
    84
  - Temporary Chart Priority Display Control
    86
  - Chart Status Box
    86
  - Chart Alert Function
    86
3 Radar Observation

87
- General
  87
  - Minimum and Maximum Ranges
    87
    
    Range Resolution
    88
    
    Bearing Accuracy
    88
    
    Range Measurement
    88
- False Echoes
  89
- Multiple Echoes
  89
- SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
  90
- Racon
  92
- Radar Target Enhancer (RTE)
  92
4 Tracked Target (TT) Operation

93
- Usage Precautions
  93
- Controls for TT
  94
- How to Show, Hide Tts
  94
- How to Input Your Ship's Speed
  95
  - Echo-Referenced Speed Input
    95
- Automatic Acquisition
  96
  - How to Enable Auto Acquisition
    96
  - How to Terminate Tracking of Targets (Including Reference Targets)
    97
- Manual Acquisition
  97
  - How to Set Manual Acquisition Conditions
    97
  - How to Manually Acquire a Target
    98
- TT Symbols and TT Symbol Attributes
  99
  - TT Symbols
    99
  - TT Symbol Brilliance
    100
  - Color and Size for TT Symbol
    101
- How to Display TT Data
  102
  - How to Display Target Data for Individual TT
    102
  - How to Display Individual TT Data
    103
- Vector Modes
  104
  - Description of Vectors
    104
  - Vector Motion and Length
    105
- Past Position Display
  106
  - Displaying and Erasing Past Position Points, Choosing Past Position Plot Interval
    106
  - Past Position Display Attributes
    107
- Predictor
  108
  - Predictor Settings
    108
- Set and Drift
  109
- Dangerous Target (CPA, TCPA)
  110
  - How to Set CPA and TCPA Ranges
    110
- How to Set an Acquisition Zone
  111
- TT Alerts
  113
- Trial Maneuver
  114
  - Types of Trial Maneuvers
    114
  - How to Do a Trial Maneuver
    115
  - Terminating a Trial Maneuver
    116
- TT Performance Test
  117
- Criteria for Selecting Targets for Tracking
  118
- Factors Affecting TT Functions
  119
5 AIS Operation

121
- Controls for AIS
  122
- How to Deactivate the AIS Function
  123
- How to Turn the AIS Display On/Off
  123
- AIS Symbols
  124
- How to Filter AIS Targets
  125
- How to Activate Targets
  127
  - How to Activate Specific Target
    127
  - How to Activate All Targets
    127
- How to Sleep Targets
  128
  - How to Sleep an Activated AIS Target
    128
  - How to Sleep All Activated AIS Targets
    128
- How to Display Target Data
  129
  - Basic Data
    129
  - Detailed Target Data
    130
- How to Set CPA and TCPA Limits
  131
  - How to Activate, Deactivate Danger Alarm for Dangerous AIS Targets
    131
  - CPA Auto Activation Setting
    132
- AIS Symbol Attributes
  133
  - AIS Symbol Brilliance
    133
  - AIS Symbol Color, Outlines, ROT
    134
- Lost AIS Targets
  135
  - How to Enable, Disable Audio Alarm for Lost Target
    135
- How to Display AIS Target Past Positions
  136
  - How to Display and Erase Past Position Points, Select Past Position Interval
    136
  - Past Position Display Attributes
    137
- How to Display True or Relative Speed Vectors
  138
- Association of TT and AIS Targets
  138
  - How to Activate Association
    138
- AIS Own Ship Info
  141
- AIS Safety Messages
  142
  - Introduction
    142
  - How to Create a New Safety Message
    143
  - How to Read a Received Safety Message
    144
  - How to Reply to a Safety Message
    145
- AIS Alerts
  146
6 ECDIS Overview

147
- ECDIS Overview
  148
  - User Interface
    148
  - Electronic Chart Area
    148
  - Information Area
    149
  - Sidebar on User Interface
    150
  - How to Control Planning and Monitor Modes on the ECDIS Display
    156
- How to Set up before Departure
  156
7 Vector Charts

165
8 Manual Updates

245
9 Chart Alerts

269
- Chart Alerts
  270
- How to Insert User Chart Symbols, Lines and Areas in Chart Alert
  273
- How to Activate Own Ship Check
  275
- Route Planning
  277
- Route Monitoring
  280
10 How to Plan Routes

281
- Main Menu for Route Planning
  282
- How to Select Datum
  283
- How to Create a New Route
  284
  - How to Process Waypoints
    285
  - How to Use the Alerts Page
    286
  - How to Use the Check Page
    287
  - How to Use the Parameters Page
    288
  - How to Use the Prepare Page
    288
- How to Modify an Existing Route
  289
- Route Optimization
  294
  - Available Route Optimization Strategies
    294
  - Optimize a Route
    295
  - How to Plan a Speed Profile
    295
- Backup
  296
- WPT Table Report
  296
- Full WPT Report
  297
- Passage Plan Report
  298
11 How to Monitor Routes

301
- How to Select Route to Monitor
  301
- How to Select to Waypoint
  302
- How to Select Final Waypoint
  302
- How to View Waypoint Information
  303
- How to Display a Route on the ECDIS Screen
  304
- Route Assistant
  305
- How to Monitor a Route
  307
- ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival)
  308
- Route Monitoring Alerts
  310
12 User Chart Control

311
- Introduction
  311
  - Objects of User Charts
    311
  - Modes of User Charts
    312
- What Is a User Chart Point and How Is It Used
  314
- How to Select Datum
  316
- How to Select User Chart to Use in Monitor Mode
  316
- How to Select User Chart to Use in Plan Mode
  317
- How to Create a User Chart
  318
  - Point Page
    319
  - Symbol Page
    320
  - Line Page
    321
  - Tidal Page
    322
  - Area Page
    323
- How to Import an Area to a User Chart
  325
- How to Join Two or more User Charts
  327
- How to Display User Charts
  328
- 12.10 Reports
  330
13 Notes

331
- Introduction
  331
  - Notes Modes
    332
- How to Use Notes
  333
- How to Select Notes to Use in Monitor Mode
  334
  - Monitor Notes Dialog Box Description
    335
- How to Select Notes to Use in Plan Mode
  336
  - Plan Notes Dialog Box Description
    337
- How to Create New Notes
  338
14 Backup Operations

341
- Introduction
  341
- File Operations
  342
- Floppy Disk Operations
  342
- Vector Format Data
  343
- ASCII Text File
  343
- Chart
  345
15 Navigation Sensors

347
- How to Select Navigation Sensors
  347
  - Sensors Dialog Box Description
    347
- Source of Position
  350
- Primary and Secondary Positions of Own Ship
  352
- Position Discrepancy Alert
  352
- Source of Navigation Data
  353
- Kalman Filter
  354
- Kalman Filter
  356
- Gyro Error Correction
  359
  - How to Enable Gyro Error Correction
    360
- Wind Sensor
  361
  - Installation Parameter for Wind Sensor
    362
- Depth Sensor
  363
- 15.10 Sensor-Related Alerts
  364
16 Recording Functions

365
- Events and man Overboard Functions
  365
- Details Log
  366
  - How to View the Details Log
    366
- Voyage Log
  367
  - How to View the Voyage Log
    367
  - How to Set Conditions of Logging
    368
  - How to Reset Voyage Log for Next Voyage
    368
  - Recording Positions
    369
- Danger Target Log
  371
- Chart Usage Log
  373
- How to Print Logs
  373
  - How to Print Entire Log
    373
  - How to Change Font Size for Paper Copy of Logs
    374
- How to Make Backup Copy from Logs
  374
- How to Reset (Emptying) Voyage and Danger Target Logs
  375
- Making a User Chart from a Log (Past Track)
  375
- 16.10 Alert Log
  377
  - How to Print the Latest Alert
    377
- 16.11 Distance and Trip Counters
  378
  - 16.11.1 How to Reset Distance and Trip Counters
    378
17 NAVTEX Messages

379
- Introduction
  379
- How to Receive NAVTEX Messages
  379
18 Anchor Watch

381
- Introduction
  381
- How to Activate Anchor Watch
  381
- How to Deactivate Anchor Watch
  382

Furuno FCR-2807 series Operator's Manual (556 pages)

MARINE RADAR/ARPA

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents
7
Foreword
17
System Configuration
19
1 Operational Overview

23
- Units of the System
  23
  - Control Units
    23
  - Chart Processor Unit
    25
- Turning the Power On/Off
  25
- Monitor Brilliance
  26
- Menu Operation
  27
- Using the Trackball Module
  30
  - The Scrollwheel
    30
  - Calling Menus and Functions by the Mouse Buttons
    31
- Operation Modes
  32
  - When Chart Radar Mode Can be Used
    32
  - Switching Modes
    32
- Configuring Hot Keys F1-F4
  33
- Geodetic Datum
  34
- Turning EBL, VRM On/Off
  34
  - Ebl
    35
  - Vrm
    35
  - Shifting the Reference Point of EBL and VRM
    36
- Ship's Position
  37
- Customizing Operation
  38
- Alerts Description
  39
- Charts
  40
- Route Monitor
  40
- Switching Hub HUB-100
  41
2 Radar Operation

43
- Radar Display
  43
  - Radar Mode
    43
  - Chart Radar Mode
    44
- Tuning the Receiver
  45
  - Choosing the Tuning Method
    45
  - Initializing Tuning
    45
  - Automatic Tuning
    45
  - Manual Tuning
    45
- Heading with Gyrocompass
  46
- Presentation Modes
  47
  - Description of Presentation Modes
    48
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  51
- Choosing the Range Scale
  54
- Adjusting the Sensitivity
  54
- Suppressing Sea Clutter
  54
  - Automatic Adjustment by the A/C SEA Control
    55
  - Manual Adjustment of A/C SEA
    55
- Suppressing Rain Clutter
  56
  - Turning AUTO RAIN on or off
    56
  - Adjusting A/C RAIN
    56
- Interference Rejector
  58
- Measuring the Range
  58
  - Turning Range Rings On/Off
    58
  - Measuring Range by the Variable Range Marker (VRM)
    59
- Measuring the Bearing
  60
  - Choosing True or Relative Bearing
    60
- Pulse Length
  61
  - Choosing Pulse Length
    61
  - Changing Pulse Length
    61
- Collision Assessment by Offset EBL
  62
  - Assessing 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
- Off-Centering the Display
  65
- Echo Stretch
  66
- Echo Averaging
  66
- Target Trails
  67
  - True or Relative Trails
    67
  - Trail Time
    67
  - Resetting Target Trails
    67
  - Temporarily Removing Trails
    67
- Parallel Index (PI) Lines
  68
- Markers
  70
- Automatic Picture Setup According to Navigation Purpose
  71
- Noise Rejector
  76
- Suppressing Second-Trace Echoes
  77
- Adjusting Brilliance of Screen Data
  78
- Watch Alarm
  79
- Interswitch
  80
- Performance Monitor
  83
- Color and Brilliance Sets
  84
- Reference Position
  85
- Cursor Position Data
  86
- Drop Mark
  87
- Anchor Watch
  88
- Chart Display Dialog
  89
- Chart Database Information
  89
  - 2.35.1 Selecting Pre Defined Chart Database Display Settings
    90
  - 2.35.2 Creating User-Defined Chart Database Display Settings
    90
- Temporary Chart Priority Display Control
  91
  - Chart Priority
    91
  - Coast Line Only
    91
- Chart Status Box
  91
- Chart Alert Function
  92
3 Radar Observation

93
- General
  93
  - Minimum and Maximum Ranges
    93
- False Echoes
  95
- SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
  96
- Racon
  98
- Radar Target Enhancer (RTE)
  98
4 Target Tracking (TT) Operation

99
- Usage Precautions
  99
- Controls for TT
  100
- Showing, Hiding TT
  100
- Entering Own Ship's Speed
  101
  - Echo-Referenced Speed Input
    101
- Automatic Acquisition
  102
  - Enabling Auto Acquisition
    102
  - Terminating Tracking of Targets (Including Reference Targets)
    103
- Manual Acquisition
  103
  - Setting Manual Acquisition Conditions
    103
  - Manually Acquiring a Target
    104
- TT Symbols and TT Symbol Attributes
  105
  - TT Symbols
    105
  - TT Symbol Brilliance
    106
  - Color and Size for Tracked Target Symbol
    107
- Displaying Tracked Target Data
  108
  - Displaying Target Data for Individual Tracked Target
    108
  - Displaying Individual Tracked Target Data
    109
- Vector Modes
  110
- Predictor
  114
  - Predictor Settings
    114
- Set and Drift
  115
- TT Collision Alarm
  116
  - Setting CPA and TCPA Ranges
    116
- Setting an Acquisition Zone
  117
- TT Alerts
  119
- Trial Maneuver
  120
  - Types of Trial Maneuvers
    120
  - Performing a Trial Maneuver
    121
- TT Performance Test
  124
- Criteria for Selecting Targets for Tracking
  125
- Factors Affecting TT Functions
  126
5 AIS Operation

127
- Controls for AIS
  128
- Turning AIS Function off
  129
- Turning AIS Display On/Off
  129
- AIS Symbols
  130
- Filtering AIS Targets
  131
- Activating Targets
  133
  - Activating Specific Target
    133
  - Activating All Targets
    133
- Sleeping Targets
  134
  - Sleeping an Activated AIS Target
    134
  - Sleeping All Activated AIS Targets
    134
- Displaying Target Data
  135
  - Basic Data
    135
  - Detailed Target Data
    136
- Setting CPA and TCPA Limits
  137
- Lost AIS Targets
  141
  - Enabling, Disabling Audio Alarm for Lost Target
    141
- Displaying AIS Target Past Positions
  142
  - Displaying and Erasing Past Position Points, Choosing Past Position Interval
    142
  - Past Position Display Attributes
    143
- Displaying True or Relative Speed Vectors
  144
- Association of TT and AIS Targets
  144
  - Activating Association
    144
- AIS Own Ship Info
  148
- AIS Safety Messages
  149
  - Introduction
    149
  - Creating a New Safety Message
    150
  - Reading a Received Safety Message
    151
  - Replying to a Safety Message
    152
- AIS Alerts
  153
6 ECDIS Overview

155
- ECDIS Overview
  156
  - User Interface
    156
  - Information Area
    157
  - Sidebar on User Interface
    158
  - Controlling Planning and Monitoring Modes on the ECDIS Display
    164
- Setting up before Departure
  165
7 Vector Chart Material

173
8 Manual Updates

261
9 Chart Alerts

285
- Chart Alerts
  286
  - Choosing Safety Contour
    286
  - Choosing Objects Used in Chart Alerts
    287
  - Highlighting Chart Alert Areas
    289
- Inserting User Chart Symbols, Lines and Areas in Chart Alert
  290
- Activating Own Ship Check
  292
- 10. Route Planning
  300
10 Route Planning

301
- Choosing Datum
  302
- Creating a New Route
  303
  - Processing Waypoints
    304
  - Using the Alerts Page
    305
  - Using the Check Page
    306
  - Using the Parameters Page
    307
  - Using the Prepare Page
    308
- Modifying an Existing Route
  309
  - Parameters
    309
  - Changing Waypoint Position
    309
  - Changing Other Waypoint Data
    311
  - Adding a New Waypoint at the End of a Route
    311
  - Inserting a Waypoint
    312
  - Deleting a Waypoint
    313
  - Importing Waypoint from Other Routes
    313
  - Importing Waypoint from External Device
    314
  - Reversing Sailing Order of a Route
    315
  - 10.4.10 Geometry Check of Route
    315
- Route Optimization
  315
  - Available Route Optimization Strategies
    315
  - Optimizing a Route
    316
  - Planning a Speed Profile
    316
- Backup
  317
- WPT Table Report
  317
- Full WPT Report
  319
- Passage Plan Report
  320
11 Route Monitoring

323
- Choosing Route to Monitor
  323
- Choosing to Waypoint
  324
- Choosing Final Waypoint
  325
- Viewing Waypoint Information
  325
- Displaying a Route on the Electronic Chart Screen
  326
- Route Assistant
  327
- Monitoring a Route
  329
- ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival)
  330
- Route Monitoring Alerts
  332
12 User Chart Control

333
- Introduction
  333
  - Objects of User Charts
    333
  - Modes of User Charts
    334
- What Is a User Chart Point and How Is It Used
  336
- Choosing Datum
  338
- Choosing User Chart to Use in Monitoring Mode
  338
- Choosing User Chart to Use in Planning Mode
  339
- Creating a User Chart
  340
  - Point Page
    341
  - Symbol Page
    342
  - Line Page
    343
  - Tidal Page
    344
  - Area Page
    345
- Importing an Area to a User Chart
  347
- Joining Two or more User Charts
  349
- Displaying User Charts
  350
- 12.10 Reports
  352
13 Notes

353
- Introduction
  353
  - Notes Modes
    354
- Using Notes
  355
- Selecting Notes to Use in Monitoring Mode
  356
  - Monitor Notes Dialog Box Description
    357
- Selecting Notes to Use in Planning Mode
  358
  - Plan Notes Dialog Box Description
    359
- Creating New Notes
  360
  - Adding New Notes Record
    360
  - Choosing Notes Record to Modify
    361
  - Changing Notes Record Position
    361
  - Changing Other Data of Notes Record
    361
  - Deleting a Notes Record
    361
  - Importing Notes from Other Routes
    362
14 Backup Operations

363
- Introduction
  363
- File Operations
  364
- Floppy Disk Operations
  364
- Vector Format Data
  365
- ASCII Text File
  365
- Chart
  366
15 Navigation Sensors

369
- Choosing Navigation Sensors
  369
  - Sensors Dialog Box Description
    369
- Source of Position
  373
- Primary and Secondary Positions of Own Ship
  374
- Position Discrepancy Alert
  374
- Source of Navigation Data
  375
- Kalman Filter
  378
- Gyro Error Correction
  382
  - Enabling Gyro Error Correction
    383
- Wind Sensor
  384
  - Installation Parameter for Wind Sensor
    385
- Depth Sensor
  387
- 15.10 Sensor-Related Alerts
  388
16 Recording Functions

389
- Events and man Overboard Functions
  389
- Voyage Records
  390
  - Details Log
    390
  - Voyage Log
    391
  - Danger Target Log
    395
  - Chart Usage Log
    397
  - Printing Details, Voyage or Danger Targets Log
    397
  - Making Backup Copy from Details, Voyage or Danger Target Log
    399
  - Resetting (Emptying) Voyage and Danger Targets Logs
    400
  - Making a User Chart from a Log (Past Track)
    400
  - Alert Log
    402
- Distance and Trip Counters
  403
17 NAVTEX Messages

405
- Introduction
  405
- Receiving NAVTEX Message
  405
18 Anchor Watch

407
- Introduction
  407
- Activating Anchor Watch
  407
- Deactivating Anchor Watch
  408

Furuno FCR-2807 series Operator's Manual (16 pages)

MARINE RADAR/ARPA

Brand: Furuno | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
1
How to Select an Operating Mode
2
- No. 2 EBL
  2
- No.1 VRM
  2
Radar Mode Indications
2
Chart Radar Mode Indications
3
ECDIS Mode Indications
4
Radar Functions
5
TT Functions
6
AIS Functions
7
Loading S57 Chart from CD-ROM
8
Display until and Approve until Dates
9
Manual Chart Updates
9
Creating a User Chart
10
Notes
11
Route Planning
12
Route Monitoring
13
Chart Alerts
14
Navigation Sensors
15

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Furuno FCR-2807 series Operator's Manual (540 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Operational Overview

2 Radar Operation

3 Radar Observation

4 Tracked Target (TT) Operation

5 AIS Operation

6 ECDIS Overview

7 Vector Charts

8 Manual Updates

9 Chart Alerts

10 How to Plan Routes

11 How to Monitor Routes

12 User Chart Control

13 Notes

14 Backup Operations

15 Navigation Sensors

16 Recording Functions

17 NAVTEX Messages

18 Anchor Watch

Furuno FCR-2807 series Operator's Manual (556 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Operational Overview

2 Radar Operation

3 Radar Observation

4 Target Tracking (TT) Operation

5 AIS Operation

6 ECDIS Overview

7 Vector Chart Material

8 Manual Updates

9 Chart Alerts

10 Route Planning

11 Route Monitoring

12 User Chart Control

13 Notes

14 Backup Operations

15 Navigation Sensors

16 Recording Functions

17 NAVTEX Messages

18 Anchor Watch

Furuno FCR-2807 series Operator's Manual (16 pages)

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