Furuno USA 9ZWRTR100 Transceiver for Radar model FAR-1518/1528 User Manual OME 36380 A

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APPENDIX 3 ALERT CODES, MESSAGES AND MEANINGS
Alert
ID
601,7
Priority &
Message and meaning
Category
SENSOR ERROR
Warning
Message: "AIS RECEIVE"
Cat: B
Meaning: No AIS data received for thirty seconds.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check power and connection to AIS unit.
602,1
SENSOR CHANGE
Caution
Message: "POSN SOURCE CHG"
Cat: B
Meaning: Positioning sensor input lost, automatically
changed sensors.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. The indication is automatically removed when the signal is
restored or a different sensor is selected.
602,2
SENSOR CHANGE
Caution
Message: "SPD SOURCE CHG"
Cat: B
Meaning: Speed sensor input lost, automatically
changed sensors.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. The indication is automatically removed when the signal is
restored or a different sensor is selected.
740,1
EXT RADAR ERROR Warning
Message: "EXT RADAR NO SIGNAL"
Cat: B
Meaning: Externally connected radar has an error.
(Only displayed when Interswitch is active.)
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore the external radar to normal operating condition.
740,2
EXT RADAR ERROR Caution
Message: "EXT RADAR COM ERROR"
Cat: B
Meaning: Communication with external radar
interrupted or lost. (Only displayed when Interswitch
is active.)
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check connection and power to the external radar.
790,1
ARRIVAL
Warning
Message: "ARRIVAL"
Cat: B
Meaning: Ship has entered the destination arrival
alert zone.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. No other action required.
791,1
XTE
Warning
Message: "XTE"
Cat: B
Meaning: Cross-track error, ship is off-course.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check course and adjust as necessary.
794,1
HEADING SET
Warning
Message: "HEADING SET"
Cat: B
Meaning: AD-10 signal interrupted.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Match the on-screen HDG readout with the actual
gyrocompass reading if necessary.
950,1
BAM COM ERROR
Caution
Message: "COMMUNICATION ERROR WITH BAM"
Cat: B
Meaning: Communication the Bridge Alert
Management System interrupted.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check connection to BAM. Check power to BAM.
AP-10
Alert title
APPENDIX 3 ALERT CODES, MESSAGES AND MEANINGS
ALR format alerts
Alert
Alert title
code
522
TT TARGET 95%(AUTO)
Priority &
Explanation
Category
Caution
Automatically acquired target capacity has
Cat: A
reached 95%.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Remove TT symbols manually.
523
TT TARGET FULL(AUTO) Warning
Automatically acquired target capacity has
Cat: A
reached 100%.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Remove TT symbols manually.
524
TT TARGET 95% (MAN)
Caution
Manually acquired target capacity has reached
Cat: A
95%.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Remove TT symbols manually.
525
TT TARGET FULL(MAN)
Warning
Manually acquired target capacity has reached
Cat: A
100%.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Remove TT symbols manually.
530
AIS DISPLAY 95%
Caution
AIS display capacity has reached 95%
Cat: A
(285 targets).
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Adjust [AIS DISP FILTER] settings to decrease the number of
targets displayed.
531
AIS DISPLAY FULL
Warning
AIS display capacity has reached 100%
Cat: A
(300 targets).
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Adjust [AIS DISP FILTER] settings to decrease the number of
targets displayed.
533
AIS CAPACITY FULL
Caution
AIS capacity has reached 100% (1000 targets).
Cat: A
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Adjust [AIS DISP FILTER] settings to decrease the number of
targets displayed.
534
AIS ACTIVATE 95%
Caution
Active AIS target capacity has reached 95%
Cat: A
(38 targets).
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Adjust [AIS DISP FILTER] settings to decrease the number of
targets displayed.
535
AIS ACTIVATE FULL
Warning
Active AIS target capacity has reached 100%
Cat: A
(40 targets).
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Adjust [AIS DISP FILTER] settings to decrease the number of
targets displayed.
526
TT COLLISION
Alarm
TT is within CPA/TCPA threshold, danger of
Cat: A
collision.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Take evasive action if necessary. Adjust CPA/TCPA settings.
536
AIS COLLISION
Alarm
AIS target is within CPA/TCPA threshold, danger
Cat: A
of collision.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Take evasive action if necessary. Adjust CPA/TCPA settings.
521
TT NEW TARGET
Warning
A new TT target has entered the Acquisition Zone.
Cat: A
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Confirm location of new target.
529
AIS NEW TARGET
Warning
A new AIS target has entered the Acquisition
Cat: A
Zone.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Confirm location of new target.
527
TT LOST
Warning
TT target is lost.
Cat: A
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Lost target indication (blinking in red) is removed.
REF targets is lost.
528
REF TARGET LOST
Warning
Cat: A
AP-11
APPENDIX 3 ALERT CODES, MESSAGES AND MEANINGS
Alert
Priority &
Alert title
Explanation
code
Category
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Lost target indication (blinking in red) is removed.
537
AIS LOST
Warning
AIS target is lost.
Cat: A
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Lost target indication (blinking in red) is removed.
720
HEADLINE
Warning
Heading signal interrupted/lost.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore signal or rectify reason for signal loss.
721
AZIMUTH
Warning
Azimuth signal is interrupted/lost.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore signal or rectify reason for signal loss.
722
TRIGGER
Warning
Output trigger interrupted/lost
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore signal or rectify reason for signal loss.
723
VIDEO
Warning
Video signal interrupted/lost.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore signal or rectify reason for signal loss.
70
KEY
Warning
Control unit signal interrupted/lost.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore signal or rectify reason for signal loss.
772
PM COMM ERROR
Warning
PM communication error.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore signal or rectify reason for signal loss.
48
TUNE ERROR
Warning
TUNE error due to faulty settings or malfunction.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check tuning settings and adjust as necessary.
450
GYRO
Warning
No heading information received from
Cat: B
gyrocompass for five seconds.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Match the on-screen indication with the actual gyrocompass.
The indication “HEADING SET” appears. Press the ALERT ACK key to erase the indication.
278
LOG(WT)
Warning/ No speed data received for five seconds when
Caution
[LOG(WT)] is set as speed reference.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check SDME sensor. Use a different sensor if necessary.
284
LOG(BT)
Warning/ No speed data received for thirty seconds when
Caution
[LOG(BT)] is set as speed reference.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check SDME sensor. Use a different sensor if necessary.
170
EPFS
Warning
EPFS Error. No speed or position data received
Cat: B
from EPFS device for thirty seconds.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore the signal. This indication cannot be erased if the position signal is missing. The indication is automatically removed when the signal is restored.
469
DATUM
Warning
DTM sentence no received for thirty seconds or
Cat: B
erroneous data received.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Use the WGS-84 datum.
272
Warning
UTC error. No date or time data received for thirty
Cat: B
seconds.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore the signal to remove this indication.
380
AIS RECEIVE
Warning
No AIS data received for thirty seconds.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check power and connection to AIS unit.
AP-12
UTC
APPENDIX 3 ALERT CODES, MESSAGES AND MEANINGS
Alert
Priority &
Alert title
code
Category
472
POSN SOURCE CHANGE Caution
Cat: B
Explanation
Message: "POSN SOURCE CHG"
Meaning: Positioning sensor input lost, automatically changed sensors.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. The indication is automatically removed when the signal is restored or a different sensor is selected.
476
SPD SOURCE CHANGE
Caution
Message: "SPD SOURCE CHG"
Cat: B
Meaning: Speed sensor input lost, automatically
changed sensors.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. The indication is automatically removed when the signal is restored or a different sensor is selected.
485
DEPTH
Warning
Depth is below set threshold.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Confirm depth. Adjust [DEPTH] settings as required.
495
ANCHOR WATCH
Warning
Ship position outside set anchor watch zone.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Confirm Own Ship location and adjust as necessary.
541
TRANSMIT ERROR
Caution
Unable to transmit AIS binary message.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check power to AIS unit.
542
AIS TRANSMITTING
Caution
Transmitting AIS message.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. No other action required.
560
ASSOCIATION
Caution
One or more sets of associated targets is
Cat: B
displayed.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Set [ASSOCIATION] to [OFF].
740
EXT RADAR NO SIGNAL Warning
Externally connected radar has an error. (Only disCat: B
played when Interswitch is active.)
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Restore the external radar to normal operating condition.
750
EXT RADAR COM
Caution
Communication with external radar interrupted or
ERROR
Cat: B
lost. (Only displayed when Interswitch is
active.)
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check connection and power to the external radar.
790
ARRIVAL
Warning
Ship has entered the destination arrival alert zone.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. No other action required.
791
XTE
Warning
Cross-track error, ship is off-course.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check course and adjust as necessary.
794
HEADING SET
Warning
AD-10 signal interrupted.
Cat: B
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Match the on-screen HDG readout with the actual
gyrocompass reading if necessary.
950
BAM COM ERROR
Caution
Communication the Bridge Alert Management
Cat: B
System interrupted.
Remedy: Press the ALERT ACK key. Check connection to BAM. Check power to BAM.
AP-13
APPENDIX 4 DATA COLOR AND
MEANING
Validity and integrity of input data (mode indicator)
Data color
Normal color
(normal data)
HDG
THS-A,E
HDT
L/L *1
*2
GNS-A, D , F, P, R and (NAV status: S)
GGA-1, 2 *2, 3, 4, 5
GLL-A, D and (status: A)
RMC-A, D, F, P, R and (status: A) and
(NAV status: S)
Yellow-orange color
(invalid data)
GNS-E, M, S
GGA-6, 7, 8
GLL-E, M, S and (status: A)
RMC-E, M, S and (Status: A)
Yellow color
(low integrity)
GNS-A, D*2, F, P, R, and (NAV status: C,
U, V)
RMC-A, D, F, P, R and (status: A) and
(NAV status: C, U, V)
***.*
THS-M, N, S
GNS-N, (NAV status: N)
GGA-0
RMC-N, (status: V), (NAV status: N)
GLL-N, (status: V)
SPD
VBW-A
VHW
VBW-V
COG/SOG
VTG-A, D, P
RMC-A, D,
F, P, R and
(status: A)
and (NAV
status: S).
VTG-E, M, S
RMC-E, M,
S, and (status: A)
RMC-A, D,
F, P, R and
(status: A)
and (NAV
status: C, U,
V)
VTG-N
RMC-N (status: V)
*1: Low or doubtful integrity can occur when the GBS sentence gives a RAIM error rate of 10 m or
higher. In this case, the ship’s latitude and longitude indications are displayed in yellow.
*2: “Age of differential GPS data” in GGA and GNS sentences is ten seconds or higher. In this
case, ship’s latitude and longitude are displayed in yellow.
AP-14
APPENDIX 5 ABBREVIATIONS
A:
Abbreviation
ACK
Act
ANT
AP
AUTO
A/C SEA
ALF
AMB
APR
AUG
Word
Acknowledge
Activate
Antenna
Autopilot
Automatic
Anti Clutter Sea
ALF sentence
Amber
April
August
Abbreviation
ACQ
ACE
AIS
ATON
A/C RAIN
AID
ALR
AMS
ARC
Word
Acquire
Automatic Clutter Elimination
Automatic Identification System
Aids to Navigation
Anti Clutter RAIN
Aid
Alarm
Alert Management System
Arc
B:
Abbreviation
BLU
BCT
BRILL
Word
Blue
Bow Crossing Time
Brilliance
Abbreviation
BCR
BRG
BT
Word
Bow Crossing Range
Bearing
Bottom Tracking
C:
Abbreviation
CALC
Ch
CCRP
CPA
CDROM
CPU
CTW
CU
CYA
Word
Calculated
Channel
Consistent Common
Reference Point
Closest Point of Approach
Compact Disc Read Only
Memory
Central Processing Unit
Course Through the Water
Course Up
Cyan
Abbreviation
CALIB
CHG
CCRS
CONT
CORR
Word
Calibrate
Change
Consistent Common
Reference System
Continue
Corrected/Correction
CRS
COG
CURS
Course
Course Over Ground
Cursor
D:
Abbreviation
DTM
deg
DGPS
DIST
DIST
DISP
Word
Datum
degree(s)
Differential GPS
Distance
Distance
Display
Abbreviation
DEC
DEST
Diff
DISP
DR
Word
December
Destination
Differential
Display
Dead Reckoning
AP-15
APPENDIX 5 ABBREVIATIONS
E:
Abbreviation
EBL
Word
East
Electronic Bearing Line
Abbreviation
EAV
ECDIS
ENC
EQUIP
ES
ETD
Electronic Navigational Chart
Equipment
Echo Stretch
Estimated Time of Departure
EP
ERR
ES
EXT
Word
Echo Average
Electronic Chart Display and
Information System
Estimated Position
Error
Echo Stretch
External
F:
Abbreviation
FEB
FUNC
Word
February
Function
Abbreviation
FILT
Word
Filter/Filtered
G:
Abbreviation
GAP
GND
Word
Gap
Ground
GPS
GRN
GT
Global Positioning System
Green
Gross Tonnage
Abbreviation
GC
GMDSS
GRAD
GRY
Word
Great Circle
Global Maritime Distress and
Safety System
Gradation
Gray
H:
Abbreviation
HD
HL
Word
Heading
Heading Line
Abbreviation
HDG
HSC
Word
Heading
High Speed Craft
I:
Abbreviation
IBS
IMO
INS
IR
Word
Integrated Bridge System
International Maritime
Organization
Integrated Navigation
System
Interference Rejection
Abbreviation
ID
INFO
Word
Identification
Information
IP ADDRESS
Internet Protocol Address
J:
Abbreviation
JAN
JUL
Word
January
July
Abbreviation
JUN
Word
June
L:
Abbreviation
LAN
LIM
LOG
LOP
AP-16
Word
Long pulse
Local Area Network
Limit
Log
Line Of Position
Abbreviation
LAT
LCD
L/L
LON
Word
Latitude
Liquid Crystal Display
Latitude/Longitude
Longitude
APPENDIX 5 ABBREVIATIONS
M:
Abbreviation
MAG
MAN
MAX
MBS
MFDF
M-GRN
MID
M2
MOB
Msgs
Word
Magnetic
Manual
Maximum
Main Bang Suppression
Medium Frequency Direction
Finder
Multi Green
Middle
Medium pulse 2
Man Over Board
Messages
Abbreviation
MAG
MAR
MAY
M-CYA
MENU
Magenta
March
May
Multi Cyan
Menu
Word
MIC
M1
M3
MON
MSC
Monolithic Integrated Circuit
Medium pulse 1
Medium pulse 3
Monday
Maritime Safety Committee
N:
Abbreviation
NLT
NOV
Word
North
Not Less Than
November
Abbreviation
NAV
NMT
NR
Word
Navigation
Not More Than
Noise Rejector
O:
Abbreviation
OS
Word
Own Ship
Abbreviation
OCT
Word
October
P:
Abbreviation
PAST POSN
PI
PNK
PPI
Word
Past Positions
Parallel Index Line
Pink
Plan Position Indicator
Abbreviation
PC
PM
POSN
Word
Personal computer
Performance Monitor
Position
R:
Abbreviation
RACON
RAM
RD
REF
REJ
Word
Radar beacon
Random Access Memory
Read
Reference/Echo Reference
Rejection
Abbreviation
RAD
RAIN
RED
R, REL
RENC
RFC board
RM
ROM
RTE
RX
RF control board
Relative motion
Read Only Memory
Route
Receive
RL
RNG
ROT
RTGT
Word
Radius
Anti Clutter Rain
Red
Relative
Regional ENC Co-ordinating Centre
Rhumb Line
Range
Rate Of Turn
Reference Target
AP-17
APPENDIX 5 ABBREVIATIONS
S:
Abbreviation
S2
SAR
SB
SEA
SENC
SIO
SOG
SPD
STBD
STC
STW
Symb
Word
South
Short pulse2
Search and Rescue
Transversal Speed
Anti Clutter Sea
System ENC
Serial input output
Speed Over Ground
Speed
Starboard
Sensitivity time control
Speed Through Water
Symbol(s)
Abbreviation
S1
S57
SART
SD
sel
SEP
SOLAS
SPU
STAB
STBY
Std
SW
SYM
Word
Short pulse1
IHO Special Publication 57
Search and Rescue Transponder
Secure Digital
Select
September
Safety of Life at Sea
Signal Processing Unit board
Stabilized
Standby
Standard
Switch
Symbol
T:
Abbreviation
TCPA
TM
True-G
TT
TX
Word
True
Time to CPA
True Motion
True ground stabilized
Target Tracking/Tracked Target
Transmit
Abbreviation
TAG
TGT
TPL
True-S
TTG
Word
Tag
Target
Transferred Line Of Position
True sea stabilized
Time To Go
U:
Abbreviation
UNCAL
Word
Uncalibrated
Abbreviation
UTC
Word
Coordinated Universal Time
V:
Abbreviation
VECT
Word
Vector
Abbreviation
VRM
Word
Variable Range Marker
W:
Abbreviation
WGS
W/O
WP
WR
WTC
Word
West
World Geodetic System
Without
Waypoint
Write
Water Tracking Current
X:
Abbreviation
XTE
Word
Cross track error
Y:
Abbreviation
YEL
AP-18
Word
Yellow
Abbreviation
WAT
WHT
WOP
WPT
WT
Word
Water
White
Wheel Over Point
Waypoint
Water Tracking
APPENDIX 5 ABBREVIATIONS
Units of measurement
Abbreviation
deg
KM
KYD
NM
SM
Word
Degree(s)
Hour(s)
Kilometer(s)
Kiloyard(s)
Meter(s)
Nautical miles
Statute mile(s)
Abbreviation
ft
km
kn
min
MHz
sec
°
Word
Foot/feet
Kilometer(s)
Knot(s)
Minute(s)
Megahertz
Second(s)
Degree(s)
AP-19
APPENDIX 6 SYMBOLS
The pages following list the symbols which can be displayed on your radar. For non-IMO type
radars, some symbol colors can be changed (see "How to select the mark color (for non-IMO
types only)" on page 1-56).
General radar symbols
Symbol
Name
Power symbol
(on power switch)
Own ship marker
Origin marks
Fixed range rings
Variable Range Markers
(from left, VRM1, VRM2)
Electronic Bearing Lines
(from left EBL1, EBL2)
OS mark
Cursor
Heading line
North Marker
Stern Marker
Barge icon
Drop mark
AP-20
APPENDIX 6 SYMBOLS
Radar map symbols (All radar types)
Symbol
Name
Mark
Danger Highlight
Buoy
Buoy
Buoy
Buoy
Buoy
Danger Highlight
Mark
Mark
Mark
Mark
Mark
Mark
Mark
Nav Line (map)
Coastline
Contour
Prohibited Area
(cable)
Danger Highlight
(w/line)
Buoy
(w/line)
Mark
(w/line)
Mark
(w/line)
Mark
AP-21
APPENDIX 6 SYMBOLS
Radar map symbols (IMO type)
Symbol
Name
Name
Symbol
Red
Buoy
Orange
Mark
Green
Buoy
Orange
Mark
Orange
Mark
Buoy
Purple
Navline (ma p)
Red
Buoy
W h i te
C o a s tl i ne
Green
Buoy
Gray
Co nt ou r L in e
Red
Buoy
P ur p l e
D an ge r H ig hl i gh t
Green
Buoy
P u r pl e ( c a b l e )
D a ng er H i g h l i g ht
D a ng er H i gh l i g ht
O r an ge
M ar k
Danger Highlight
O r an g e
M ark
Red
Green
Purple
Purple
Buoy
TT/AIS symbols
TT symbols
Symbol
Name
Acquired targets (from left: initial
acquisition, one minute after acquisition,
steady tracking, lost target, target
selected for data readout)
TT symbols (User may change TT
symbols)
Acquisition zone
AIS symbols
Performance test
Symbol
Name
∟shown in red when active
AIS symbols (from left: activated
target, ROT higher than preset
ROT, dangerous target, lost target,
target selected for data display,
sleeping target, CPA/TCPA lost
target)
Other AIS symbols (from left, AIS
SART (ACTIVE), AIS SART (TEST),
AIS Base station, AIS search and
rescue (SAR) Aircraft, AIS Search and
Rescue (SAR) Vessel.)
AIS message received
AP-22
APPENDIX 6 SYMBOLS
AIS Physical
AtoN Symbol
AIS Virtual
AtoN Symbol
Meaning
Basic shape
RACON
Emergency wreck mark
North cardinal mark
East cardinal mark
South cardinal mark
West cardinal mark
Port hand mark
Starboard hand mark
Isolated danger
Safe water
Special mark
Off position (Displayed with yellow
line and yellow text)
Light fail or at reduced range
(Displayed with yellow text)
RACON error
(Displayed with yellow text)
Missing
(Displayed with yellow dashed
line and yellow text)
AP-23
APPENDIX 7 PARTS LOCATION
This section shows the location of PC boards inside the equipment which can be replaced. For
information on parts, or to replace a part, consult your local FURUNO dealer.
Processor unit RPU-024 (AC and DC type)
AC_PWR module
AC_FIL
module
DC_PWR module
DC_FIL
module
FRP_TB Board
03P9601
Remove FRP_TB Board to
show SPU Board 03P9547
AC_PWR or DC_PWR module
AC_FIL
or
DC_FIL
module
AP-24
SPU Board
03P9547
FRP_TB Board
03P9601
APPENDIX 7 PARTS LOCATION
Marine display MU-150HD
Drive Board
26P0020
Board fixing plate
Power Board
26P0015
AD Board
26S0029
CON Board
26S0018*
*: CON Board 26S0018 is located under the overhang on the
board fixing plate.
Remove Power Board 26P0015, Drive Board 26P0020, AD Board 26S0029, CON Board 26S0018
and the Board fixing plate to show the LCD module and PANEL Board 26P0013.
LCD module
Board fixing plate
PANEL Board 26P0013
AP-25
APPENDIX 7 PARTS LOCATION
Control Unit RCU-028
RCU-028 bottom cover
Remove to show KEY Board 03P9528
KEY Board 03P9528
Transceiver Unit RTR-100/101 Rear view
Note: The board location for both the RTR-101 and RTR-100 are the same. The image below
shows the RTR-101.
HDBP Board
03P9347
RFTP Board
03P9488
Rear cover
AP-26
APPENDIX 7 PARTS LOCATION
Transceiver Unit RTR-100/101 Front view
Note: The board location for both the RTR-101 and RTR-100 are the same. The image below
shows the RTR-101.
PM ANT
PM32 module
Rear cover inner with PM32 module
showing.
Rear view with cover and transceiver
module RTR-101 removed.
Transceiver module RTR-100/101 right-side view
Circulator
Limiter
AP-27
APPENDIX 7 PARTS LOCATION
Transceiver module RTR-100/100 rear view
Circulator
Filter
Isolator
Transceiver module RTR-100/101 front view
Circulator
Limiter
RFC Board
03P9506
IF Board
03P9487
AP-28
APPENDIX 7 PARTS LOCATION
Remove IF Board 03P9487 to show MIC board 03P9505 (covered by board fixing panel).
Circulator
Limiter
MIC board
03P9505
(Remove Board
fixing panel).
Board fixing
panel
Transceiver module RTR-101 underside-front view (For FAR-1518/1528/BB)
Pulse
Transmitter
Magnetron
Transceiver module RTR-101 underside-rear view (For FAR-1518/1528/BB)
MD Board
03P9507
AP-29
APPENDIX 7 PARTS LOCATION
Transceiver module RTR-100 underside-front view
Limiter
Circulator
Filter
Isolator
Magentron
Pulse
Transmitter
Transceiver module RTR-100 underside-rear view
MD Board
03P9507
AP-30
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FAR-1513/1523 (-BB)
SPECIFICATIONS OF MARINE RADAR
FAR-1513/1523 (-BB)
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
ANTENNA UNIT
Antenna type
Radiator length
Horizontal beamwidth
Vertical beamwidth
Sidelobe attenuation
XN12A
XN13A
Polarization
Rotation
Slotted waveguide array
4 ft (XN12A), 6 ft (XN13A)
1.9° (XN12A), 1.35° (XN13A)
20°
-24 dB (within ±20° of main-lobe)
-28 dB (within ±20° of main-lobe)
Horizontal
24 rpm (RSB-0070), 48 rpm (RSB-0073)
2.1
2.2
RF TRANSCEIVER
Frequency
9410 MHz ±30 MHz, P0N
Output power
FAR-1513 (-BB)
12 kW
FAR-1523 (-BB)
25 kW
2.3 Minimum range
25 m
2.4 Range discrimination
25 m
2.5 Range accuracy
1 % of range in use or 10 m whichever is the greater
2.6 Bearing accuracy
±1°
2.7 Range, Pulselength and Pulse Repetition Rate
Range scale (NM)
PRR
(Hz approx.) 0.125 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 1.5 2 3 4 6 8 12 16 24 32 48 72 96 120
2100
1200
600*
*: 500 Hz on 96/120 NM ranges
2.8 IF frequency
60 MHz
PROCESSOR UNIT
3.1 Range scales and ring interval
Scale (NM)
0.125 0.25 0.5 0.75 1
1.5 2 3 4 6 8 12 16 24 32 48 72 96 120
RI (NM)
0.025 0.05 0.1 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.5 0.5 1 1 2 2 4 4 8 8 12 16 20
Number of rings
4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 6 6 6
3.2 Warm-up time
3 minutes approx.
3.3 Presentation mode
Head-up, STAB Head-up, North-up (TM/RM), Course-up, Stern-up
3.4 Marks
Cursor, Radar ring, Heading mark, North mark, Bearing line,
Vector, Map mark, Zoom, VRM, EBL, Acquisition zone
3.5 Target tracking (TT)
Auto or manual acquisition: 50 targets in 0.2-32 NM
Tracking: 5/10 pts on all target
Time of vector: 0 to 60 minutes
3.6 AIS
Display capacity: 300 targets, Tracking: 5/10 pts on all target
Time of vector: 0 to 60 minutes
3.7 Echo trail
True/Relative, Trail length: 0 to 30 minutes (30 s steps) or continue
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3.8
3.9
Radar map
Interswitch function
FAR-1513/1523 (-BB)
5,000 pts
Selected from menu
MARINE DISPLAY (MU-150HD*)
4.1 Screen size
15-inch color LCD, 304 x 228 mm, 1024 x 768 dots (XGA)
4.2 Brightness
1,000 cd/m2 typical
4.3 Contrast
600:1
4.4 View angle
160° typical
4.5 Radar effective diameter 205 mm
*: The display unit for BB-type should be prepared by user.
5.1
5.2
6.1
6.2
6.3
4.1
4.2
4.3
INTERFACE
Number of ports on processor unit
Heading
1 port: AD-10 format or IEC61162-2
Serial
IEC61162-2: 2 ports (AIS/HDG)
IEC61162-1: 4 ports (GPS/LOG/AMS/ECDIS)
Contact closure
Alert output: 4 ch, Remote ACK input, System fail, power fail
Remote display
2 ports (Signal: HD, BP, Trigger and Video)
LAN
Ethernet 100Base-TX: 1 port
DVI
DVI-D: 1 port for main display
RGB
1 port for VDR or RGB monitor
Data sentences
Input
ABK, ACK, ACN, ALR, BWC, BWR, CUR, DBK, DBS, DBT, DPT,
DTM, GBS, GGA, GLL, GNS, HBT, HDG, HDM, HDT, MTW, MWV,
RMB, RMC, RTE, THS, VBW, VDM, VDO, VDR, VHW, VSD, VTG,
VWR, VWT, WPL, ZDA
Output
ABM, ACK, ALC, ALF, ALR, ARC, BBM, EVE, HBT, OSD, RSD,
TLB, TLL, TTD, TTM, VSD
POWER SUPPLY
Processor unit
FAR-1513 (-BB)
24 VDC: 5.0 A max. (24 rpm), 5.6 A max. (48 rpm)
FAR-1523 (-BB)
24 VDC: 6.4 A max. (24 rpm), 7.0 A max. (48 rpm)
Marine display
12-24 VDC: 4.5-2.2 A
Rectifier (RU-1746B-2, option) 100-115/220-230 VAC, 1 phase, 50/60Hz
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Ambient temperature
Antenna unit
-25°C to +55°C (storage: +70°C or less)
Processor unit
-15°C to +55°C
Marine display
-15°C to +55°C
Relative humidity
93% or less at +40°C
Degree of protection
Antenna unit
IP26
Processor unit
IP20 (IP22: option)
Control unit
IP22
SP - 2
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FAR-1513/1523 (-BB)
4.4
Marine display
Vibration
IP56 (panel), IP22 (chassis)
IEC 60945 Ed.4
5.1
5.2
5.3
UNIT COLOR
Antenna unit
Processor/control unit
Marine display
N9.5 (fixed)
N2.5 (fixed)
N2.5 (fixed)
SP - 3
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FURUNO
FAR-1518/1528 (-BB)
SPECIFICATIONS OF MARINE RADAR
FAR-1518/1528 (-BB)
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
ANTENNA UNIT
Antenna type
Radiator length
Horizontal beamwidth
Vertical beamwidth
Sidelobe attenuation
XN12AF
XN20/24AF
Polarization
Rotation
Slotted waveguide array
4 ft (XN12AF), 6.5 ft (XN20AF), 8 ft (XN24AF)
1.9° (XN12AF), 1.23° (XN20AF), 0.95° (XN24AF)
20°
-24 dB (within ±20° of main-lobe)
-28 dB (within ±20° of main-lobe)
Horizontal
26 rpm (RSB-120), 48 rpm (RSB-121)
RF TRANSCEIVER
Frequency
9410 MHz ±30 MHz, P0N
Output power
FAR-1518 (-BB)
12 kW
FAR-1528 (-BB)
25 kW
Minimum range
25 m
Range discrimination
25 m
Range accuracy
1 % of range in use or 10 m whichever is the greater
Bearing accuracy
±1°
Range, Pulselength and Pulse Repetition Rate
Range scale (NM)
PRR
(Hz approx.) 0.125 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.5
6 12 24 48 96
3000*
S1
2760*
S2
1500
M1
1000
M2
1000
M3
600**
*: 2200 Hz approx. with TT range on 32 NM. **: 500 Hz on 96 NM range.
IF frequency
60 MHz
PROCESSOR UNIT
Range scales and ring interval
Scale (NM)
0.125 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.5 3
6 12 24 48 96
RI (NM)
0.025 0.05 0.1 0.25 0.25 0.5 1
8 16
Number of rings
Warm-up time
3 minutes approx.
Presentation mode
Head-up, STAB Head-up, North-up (TM/RM), Course-up, Stern-up
Marks
Cursor, Radar ring, Heading mark, North mark, Bearing line,
Vector, Map mark, Zoom, VRM, EBL, Acquisition zone
Target tracking (TT)
Auto or manual acquisition: 50 targets in 0.2-32 NM
Tracking: 5/10 pts on all target
Time of vector: 0 to 60 minutes
SP - 4
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3.6
AIS
3.7
3.8
3.9
Echo trail
Radar map
Interswitch function
FAR-1518/1528 (-BB)
Display capacity: 300 targets, Tracking: 5/10 pts on all target
Time of vector: 0 to 60 minutes
True/Relative, Trail length: 0 to 30 minutes (30 s steps) or continue
5,000 pts
Selected from menu
MARINE DISPLAY (MU-150HD*)
4.1 Screen size
15-inch color LCD, 304 x 228 mm, 1024 x 768 dots (XGA)
4.2 Brightness
1,000 cd/m2 typical
4.3 Contrast
600:1
4.4 View angle
160° typical
4.5 Radar effective diameter 213 mm
*: The display unit for BB-type should be prepared by user.
5.1
5.2
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
INTERFACE
Number of ports on processor unit
Heading
1 port: AD-10 format or IEC61162-2
Serial
IEC61162-2: 2 ports (AIS/HDG)
IEC61162-1: 4 ports (GPS/LOG/AMS/ECDIS)
Contact closure
Alert output: 4 ch, Remote ACK input, System fail, power fail
Remote display
2 ports (Signal: HD, BP, Trigger and Video)
LAN
Ethernet 100Base-TX: 1 port
DVI
DVI-D: 1 port for main display
RGB
1 port for VDR or RGB monitor
Data sentences
Input
ABK, ACK, ACN, ALR, BWC, BWR, CUR, DBK, DBS, DBT, DPT,
DTM, GBS, GGA, GLL, GNS, HBT, HDG, HDM, HDT, MTW, MWV,
RMB, RMC, RTE, THS, VBW, VDM, VDO, VDR, VHW, VSD, VTG,
VWR, VWT, WPL, ZDA
Output
ABM, ACK, ALC, ALF, ALR, ARC, BBM, EVE, HBT, OSD, RSD,
TLB, TLL, TTD, TTM, VSD
POWER SUPPLY
Processor unit
AC type
FAR-1518 (-BB)
100-115/220-230 VAC: 3.0/1.4 A (26 rpm), 3.6/1.6 A (48 rpm)
FAR-1528 (-BB)
100-115/220-230 VAC: 3.8/1.7 A (26 rpm), 4.3/2.0 A (48 rpm)
DC type
FAR-1518 (-BB)
24 VDC: 6.7 A max. (26 rpm), 8.3 A max. (48 rpm)
FAR-1528 (-BB)
24 VDC: 8.3 A max. (26 rpm), 10.0 A max. (48 rpm)
Marine display
12-24 VDC: 4.5-2.2 A
Rectifier (RU-1746B-2/RU-3424, option)
100-115/220-230 VAC, 1 phase, 50/60Hz
Transformer (RU-1803, option)
440 VAC, 1 phase, 50/60Hz
SP - 5
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7.1
FAR-1518/1528 (-BB)
7.4
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Ambient temperature
Antenna unit
-25°C to +55°C (storage: +70°C or less)
Processor unit
-15°C to +55°C
Marine display
-15°C to +55°C
Relative humidity
93% or less at +40°C
Degree of protection
Antenna unit
IP56
Processor unit
IP20 (IP22: option)
Control unit
IP22
Marine display
IP56 (panel), IP22 (chassis)
Vibration
IEC 60945 Ed.4
8.1
8.2
8.3
UNIT COLOR
Antenna unit
Processor/control unit
Marine display
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
PERFORMANCE MONITOR (PM-32A)
Frequency range
9380 to 9440 MHz
Input power
+18dBm to 30dBm
Output power
-21 dBm (2nd pulse max. output), -41 dBm (2nd pulse min. output)
Step level
8 to 12 dB (1st pulse to last pulse)
7.2
7.3
N9.5 (fixed)
N2.5 (fixed)
N2.5 (fixed)
SP - 6
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INDEX
Numerics
2nd trace echoes..................................... 1-30
Acquisition zone ...................................... 3-15
acknowledge AZ alert............................ 3-16
activate AZ1 .......................................... 3-15
AZ shape ............................................... 3-17
AZ stabilization ...................................... 3-17
AZ2 polygon .......................................... 3-16
change AZ reference............................. 3-17
sleep a zone .......................................... 3-16
AIS
CPA/TCPA alarm .................................. 4-13
AIS lost target
disable alert ........................................... 4-12
enable alert ........................................... 4-12
filtering................................................... 4-12
AIS operation ............................................ 4-1
activate target.......................................... 4-5
auto activate function enable/disable ...... 4-6
auto activate function limit settings ......... 4-6
controls.................................................... 4-2
CPA/TCPA ............................................ 4-13
CPA/TCPA range settings..................... 4-13
create and save messages ................... 4-17
display AIS alerts .................................. 4-19
display filter ............................................. 4-5
how to set up for a voyage ...................... 4-7
how to sleep all targets ........................... 4-7
how to sleep individual targets ................ 4-7
how to sleep targets ................................ 4-7
manually activate target .......................... 4-5
messages .............................................. 4-16
own ship data ........................................ 4-16
ROT setting ........................................... 4-13
symbols and meanings ........................... 4-3
system messages ................................. 4-19
target data ............................................... 4-9
transmit messages ................................ 4-18
TT/AIS association ................................ 4-15
view messages...................................... 4-18
AIS opertation
lost target .............................................. 4-12
number of past positions ....................... 4-11
past position display .............................. 4-11
past position orientation ........................ 4-11
past position plotting interval ................. 4-11
past position stabilization ...................... 4-11
symbol attributes ................................... 4-10
symbol brilliance.................................... 4-10
symbol color .......................................... 4-10
AIS target data
how to display AIS target data ................ 4-9
how to remove AIS target data................ 4-9
Alerts
alert box ................................................ 1-71
alert icons and meanings ...................... 1-73
alert list .................................................. 1-72
ALF format ............................................AP-7
ALR format ..........................................AP-11
codes and definitions ............................AP-7
descriptions ........................................... 1-71
priority assignment ................................ 1-73
Anchor watch .......................................... 1-70
Automatic Clutter Elimination (ACE) function125
AZ............................................................ 3-15
Background colors .................................. 1-61
Bearing measurement............................. 1-36
EBL key ................................................. 1-37
methods ................................................ 1-37
on-screen box ....................................... 1-37
true/relative ........................................... 1-38
Brilliance.................................................... 1-6
on-screen data ...................................... 1-61
CCRP ...................................................... 1-69
Color palettes .......................................... 1-61
Controls..................................................... 1-1
trackball ................................................... 1-2
CPA/TCPA .............................................. 3-14
acknowledge alarm ............................... 3-14
set ranges ............................................. 3-14
Cursor data ............................................. 1-10
Custom settings ...................................... 1-12
Customized echo
editing.................................................... 1-29
restoring to factory default settings ....... 1-30
restoring to saved settings .................... 1-29
selection ................................................ 1-28
Customizing operation ............................ 1-12
Display indications .................................... 1-4
Display mode .......................................... 1-74
DRIFT...................................................... 3-13
EA ........................................................... 1-24
EBL collision assessment ....................... 1-39
assess risk............................................. 1-39
set reference point ................................ 1-40
Echo average .......................................... 1-24
Echo colors ............................................. 1-62
Echo stretch ............................................ 1-24
ES ........................................................... 1-24
IN-1
INDEX
False echoes
multiple echoes ........................................2-3
shadow sectors ........................................2-4
sidelobe echoes .......................................2-3
virtual images ...........................................2-4
Funtion keys.............................................1-11
GAIN ........................................................1-20
Heading alignment ...................................1-12
Heading line
how to hide the heading line ..................1-58
Information box ........................................1-64
Information box menu ..............................1-64
Interference rejector .................................1-23
Interswitch ................................................1-65
antenna information ...............................1-65
IR .............................................................1-23
List of abbreviations ..............................AP-15
Longitude error tables .............................AP-5
Lost target alert
enable/disable alert ..................................3-6
Maintenance ..............................................6-1
major parts life expectancy ......................6-3
periodic schedule .....................................6-2
trackball....................................................6-4
Marks
barge mark .............................................1-60
delete marks...........................................1-58
drop mark ...............................................1-57
hide heading line ....................................1-58
how to inscribe a mark ...........................1-57
how to use marks ...................................1-55
INS mark ................................................1-59
mark inscription position.........................1-56
mark type ...............................................1-55
origin mark stabilization..........................1-57
own ship symbol settings .......................1-59
radar map marks ....................................1-59
show/hide radar map marks...................1-59
show/hide stern mark .............................1-58
Menu operations ........................................1-6
box menus................................................1-8
context menus..........................................1-8
cursor menu .............................................1-9
main menu ...............................................1-6
menu layers..............................................1-7
Menu tree ................................................AP-1
Nav data...................................................1-63
display settings.......................................1-63
IN-2
enable/disable display............................1-63
Navigational data .....................................1-63
Noise rejector ...........................................1-26
NR ............................................................1-26
Observation
bearing accuracy......................................2-2
false echoes .............................................2-3
min/max ranges........................................2-1
range measurement .................................2-2
resolution..................................................2-2
Off-center .................................................1-43
On-screen indications ................................1-4
Orientation modes....................................1-31
description..............................................1-31
selection .................................................1-31
Own ship position.....................................1-14
Own ship speed .......................................1-13
auto input ...............................................1-13
manual input...........................................1-14
Parallel index lines ...................................1-51
bearing and interval................................1-51
bearing reference ...................................1-52
displayed lines........................................1-51
length adjustment...................................1-53
orientation ..............................................1-52
reset .......................................................1-52
Past position
POSN plotting intervals ..........................3-12
set points to display................................3-12
show/hide past POSN ............................3-12
Past position display ................................3-12
PAST POSN ............................................3-12
Performance monitor................................1-67
activate/deactivate .................................1-67
check radar performance .......................1-68
PI..............................................................1-51
PI lines .....................................................1-51
Plotter.........................................................5-1
PM............................................................1-67
Power switch ..............................................1-3
Pulselength ..............................................1-19
adjustment..............................................1-19
RACON ......................................................2-7
Radar map .................................................5-2
disable map alignment .............................5-3
enable map alignment..............................5-3
map marks ...............................................5-2
show/hide map .........................................5-2
Radar Target Enhancer..............................2-7
Rain clutter ...............................................1-22
adjustment methods...............................1-22
manual ...................................................1-22
Range and bearing measurement............1-41
EBL to VRM OFFSET link......................1-41
INDEX
how to measure..................................... 1-41
Range measurement............................... 1-34
on-screen box ....................................... 1-35
TTG to VRM .......................................... 1-36
VRM key................................................ 1-35
VRM units.............................................. 1-35
Range rings
hide/show rings ..................................... 1-34
Range scale ............................................ 1-33
Reference position .................................. 1-69
RTE ........................................................... 2-7
SART......................................................... 2-5
bandwidth ................................................ 2-6
description ............................................... 2-5
radar sidelobes........................................ 2-7
range errors............................................. 2-6
show/hide SART marks........................... 2-6
SC card ................................................... 1-75
access data ........................................... 1-75
delete data ............................................ 1-75
load data ............................................... 1-75
read data ............................................... 1-75
save data............................................... 1-75
Sea clutter ............................................... 1-20
adjustment methods .............................. 1-20
auto ....................................................... 1-21
manual .................................................. 1-21
Search and rescure transponder............... 2-5
Second trace echoes .............................. 1-30
Sensitivity ................................................ 1-20
SET ......................................................... 3-13
SET DRIFT.............................................. 3-13
Symbols ................................... AP-20, AP-24
general radar symbols.........................AP-20
IMO map radar symbols ......................AP-22
radar map ............................................AP-21
radar(AIS symbols) .............................AP-22
radar(TT symbols) ...............................AP-22
Target alarm............................................ 1-49
alarm settings ........................................ 1-50
deactivate .............................................. 1-50
mute ...................................................... 1-50
on/off ..................................................... 1-49
setting.................................................... 1-49
Target tracking
activate/deactivate tracking ..................... 3-3
controls.................................................... 3-2
display/remove target data ...................... 3-8
echo referenced speed ........................... 3-4
hide target list .......................................... 3-9
lost target ................................................ 3-6
lost target filter......................................... 3-6
manual acquisition .................................. 3-3
mode selection ........................................ 3-2
on-screen box overview .......................... 3-2
own ship speed ....................................... 3-4
precautions.............................................. 3-1
remove target data .................................. 3-9
selection criteria .................................... 3-20
show target list ........................................ 3-9
simulation mode .................................... 3-19
sort target list........................................... 3-9
symbol brilliance...................................... 3-7
symbol color ............................................ 3-8
symbols and attributes ............................ 3-7
system messages.................................. 3-18
Target trails ............................................. 1-44
clutter prevention................................... 1-46
hide trails ............................................... 1-46
narrow trails........................................... 1-46
trail erase/restart ................................... 1-46
trail gradation ........................................ 1-45
trail level ................................................ 1-45
trail stabilization..................................... 1-46
trail time................................................. 1-45
true/relative ........................................... 1-44
Terminology .............................................. 1-2
Transmission on/off................................. 1-17
Troubleshooting ........................................ 6-1
advanced troubleshooting ....................... 6-5
basic troubleshooting .............................. 6-4
diagnostics .............................................. 6-7
TT............................................................ 1-44
Tuning ..................................................... 1-18
auto ....................................................... 1-18
manual .................................................. 1-18
Vector modes .......................................... 3-10
description ............................................. 3-10
vector length.......................................... 3-12
vector time............................................. 3-12
Video plotter .............................................. 5-1
create waypoints ..................................... 5-6
delete own ship’s track ............................ 5-5
delete waypoints ..................................... 5-7
display waypoint list................................. 5-7
display waypoint name/number............... 5-7
enter waypoints ....................................... 5-6
orientation modes.................................... 5-1
own ship’s track....................................... 5-4
own ship’s track color .............................. 5-4
own ship’s track plot interval ................... 5-4
radar map ................................................ 5-2
waypoints ................................................ 5-6
Wiper....................................................... 1-26
Zoom ....................................................... 1-54
area selection ........................................ 1-54
area selection with function key ............ 1-54
enable/disable ....................................... 1-54
set magnification ................................... 1-54
IN-3

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