Furuno Weather Fax 410 Users Manual

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FACSIMILE RECEIVER

FAX-410

IMPORTANT NOTICE

• This manual is intended for use by native speakers of English.

• No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced without written permission.

• If this manual is lost or worn, contact your dealer about replacement.

• The contents of this manual and equipment specifications are subject to change without

notice.

• The example screens (or illustrations) shown in this manual may not match the screens

you see on your display. The screen you see depends on your system configuration and

equipment settings.

• FURUNO will assume no responsibility for the damage caused by improper use or

modification of the equipment or claims of loss of profit by a third party.

• Store this manual in a convenient place for future reference.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

Do not open the equipment except to

replace paper.

Only qualified personnel should work

inside the equipment.

Immediately turn off the power at the

switchboard if water leaks into the

equipment or something is dropped

into the equipment.

Continued use of the equipment can cause

fire or electrical shock. Contact a FURUNO

agent for service.

Do not disassemble or modify the

equipment.

Fire, electrical shock or serious injury can

result.

Do not place liquid-filled containers on

the top of the equipment.

Fire or electrical shock can result if a liquid

spills into the equipment.

Immediately turn off the power at the

switchboard if the equipment is emitting

smoke or fire.

Continued use of the equipment can cause

fire or electrical shock. Contact a FURUNO

agent for service.

Make sure no rain or water splash leaks

into the equipment.

Fire or electrical shock can result if water

leaks in the equipment.

Safety Instructions for the Operator

CAUTION

Do not use commercial cleaners to

clean the main unit.

Commercial cleaners may remove paint

and markings. Remove dust from the main

unit with a soft cloth. For stubborn dirt, use

water-diluted mild detergent and a soft

cloth.

Be careful not to catch fingers between

upper lid and chassis when changing

recording paper.

Injury may result.

WARNING

Use the proper fuse.

Use of a wrong fuse can result in damage

to the equipment or cause fire.

Handle the LCD with great care. Strong

shock may break it.

If the LCD breaks, LCD liquid may leak out.

Do not swallow or touch the liquid - it is

toxic if swallowed. If it is swallowed or

contacts eyes, rinse the contacted area

thoroughly with water and contact a

physician immediately.

Dispose of the main unit according to

appropriate regulations.

The main unit contains a battery. It should

also be disposed of according to

appropriate regulations.

The power supply shall conform to

the recommended rating.

Fire or electrical shock may result if an

improper power supply is used.

Safety Instructions for the Operator (con't)

WARNING

To avoid electrical shock, do not

remove cover. No user-serviceable

parts inside.

WARNING LABEL

A warning label is attached to the main unit.

Do not remove the label. If the label is missing or

damaged, contact a FURUNO agent or dealer

about replacement.

Name: Warning Label 1

Type: 86-003-1011-1

Code No.: 100-236-231

Safety Instructions for the Installer

CAUTION

Observe the following compass safe

distances to prevent interference to a

compass:

Do not install the main unit in direct

sunlight or where it may be subjected

to vibration or shock.

Inappropriate mounting location may affect

performance or damage the unit.

Magnetic Steering

compass compass

1.0 m 0.7 m

Main unit

Securely attach protective

earth to the ship's body.

The protective earth is required

to the power supply to prevent

electrical shock.

WARNING

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1. OUTLINE ・・・・・ ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 1

1.1 Characteristics ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 1

1.2 List of Standard Components ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 2

1.3 System Components ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 3

2. OPERATION

2.1 Description of key ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 4

2.2 Contrast and brightness ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 7

2.3 Basic operation ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 7

2.3.1 Channel setting ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 7

2.3.2 Fine-adjustment of frequency,

and selection of a desired frequency ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 7

2.3.3 Start and stop of recording ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 8

2.3.4 Manual phasing ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 8

2.3.5 Synchronization ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 8

2.3.6 Selection of reception mode ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 9

2.3.7 Timer release and release of key lock in the timer mode ・・ 9

2.4 Description of setting mode ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 10

2.4.1 Switching of receiver (audio) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 10

2.4.2 Setting of timer reception ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 11

2.4.3 Sleep timer setting ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 12

2.4.4 Registration of new frequency ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 13

2.4.5 Time setting ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 14

2.4.6 Setting of ISB frequency ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 15

2.4.7 Adjustment of contrast ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 15

2.4.8 RAM clearance function ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 16

2.4.9 Attention at the time of operation ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 16

2.5 Operation with external receiver ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 17

3. MAINTENANCE

3.1 Back-up battery ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 18

3.2 Lubrication and Cleaning

・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 18

4. INSTALLATION

4.1 Main unit ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 19

4.2 Wiring ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 20

4.2.1 DC power supply built-in type ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 20

4.2.2 AC power supply built-in type ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 20

4.3 Terminal board ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 21

4.3.1 Connection of BK ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 21

4.3.2 Connection with external receiver ・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 21

4.4 Grounding ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 22

4.5 Receiving antenna ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 22

CONTENTS

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4.6 Exchange of a recording paper ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 23

5. SPECIFICATIONS ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ SP-1

5.1 Receiver ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ SP-1

5.2 Recorder ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ SP-1

5.3 Automatic Control ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ SP-1

5.4 Power, Dimension ＆ Weight ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ SP-1

APPENDIX

TABLE OF FACSIMILLE STATION

Area map of existing stations ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ SP-2

Facsimile station table

・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ SP-3

PACKING LIST ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ A-1～2

Outside view ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・D-1

Layout diagram ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ D-2

1

１．OUT LINE

FAX-410 is the high sensitive weather facsimile receiver using electronic scanning

thermal head recording system.

１．１ Characteristics

(1) Electronic scanning with thermal head recording system provides clear image, quiet

operation.

(2) Pre-programmed all existing weather facsimile stations in the world. Vacant

channels for new station are provided, and rewriting of the memory data is possible

for changing frequency of existing station.

(3) 9-tones gradation recording function provides clear and detailed weather photo from

satellite.

(4) Timer programming function up to 16 programs in a week provides operation free

for reception of each program.

(5) ISB shift function is equipped for corresponding to simultaneous broadcasting of

fax/teletype by a multiple method of SSB by the station of the U.S. Marines

management to which the frequency irregularly changes by 1-2kHz.

(6) Possible to record the data receiving signal from external receiver.

(7) Automatic start/stop circuit is equipped in accordance with WMO standard.

(8) Easy operation by automatic selection of phase matching and recording speed.

2

１．２ List of Standard Components

Facsimile receiver. List of Standard Components

Standard Components

Name Model nam

e/Code No.

Q’ty Remarks

Main unit FAX-410 1 set AC Power supply or DC Power supply

Installation materials 1

Accessories 1 set

Spare parts

1 set

Installation materials

Name Model nam

e/Code No.

Q’ty Remarks

Grounding wire 343200G01 2ｍ With terminal

Coaxial connector M207-P 2 For Antenna cable

Self-tapping screw M5×25

4 Clamp for Main unit

Flat washer M6 5 Adjust to Clamp for Main unit

Accessories

Name Model nam

e/Code No.

Q’ty Remarks

Recording paper F220VP 1 257mm×30m

Operator’s Manual 1

Spare parts（AC Power supply）

Name Model nam

e/Code No.

Q’ty Remarks

Fuse ST4-2AN1

4 250VAC2A

Spare parts（DC Power supply）

Name Model nam

e/Code No.

Q’ty Remarks

Fuse ST6-7A

4 125VAC7A

3

１．３ System Components

2.6m Whip antenna

Main unit

A

ntenna

coupler,fax-5

To BK line

To Grounding wire

To Power supply Coaxial cable

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２．OPERATION

The unit, with antenna(s) and power supply, receives and records signal automatically

by the control of APSS when desired channels have been set.

２.1 Description of key

Program key : For preparation to mode setting.

One of following modes can be selected by pressing

key and next, a key.

Be sure to follow instruction of the indicator in

selecting a mode. To cancel a setting, press the

key to reset to the initial display of selection mode.

Then, press a key to reset or the key

to set the standard operation mode.

Dimmer key : For adjusting a backlight brightness of the LCD

indicator, 4 levels selectable.

Speed key : For selection of SPD (speed).

PRG

PRG

C

N

0～9

N

0～9

1 1 key

2 2 key

3 key

3

4 4 key

5 5 key

6 6 key

9 key

9

PRG

SPD

: Switch the receiver, internal or external

: Set timer reception

: Set sleep timer

: Set a new frequency or change stored frequency

: Set clock time

: Set ISB

: Clear RAM

DIM

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IOC key : For selection of IOC.

Up key : Channel up in the channel mode or frequency up in

the frequency mode.

Left key : For manual phasing in recording (towards left).

A press of the key shifts 2.5% of the paper width.

Right key : For manual phasing in recording (towards right).

A press of the key shifts 2.5% of the paper width.

Down key : Channel down in the channel mode or frequency

down in the frequency mode.

Reverse key : (REV) For reversal of black-white of the recording.

or dot key (.) Decimal point in setting time or frequency.

A press of the key alternates the (REV)/(.).

Frequency key : For selection of frequency mode from channel mode

and for shift to frequency setting in the frequency

mode. For frequency setting, press key and

enter frequency with keys and key.

(unit: 0.1kHz, Available frequency for setting are

within 80-159.9kHz or 2-24.9999MHz.)

2

4

6

8

FRQ

N

0～9REV

・

REV

・

IOC

FRQ

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Channel key : For selection of channel mode from frequency

mode, and for shift to the channel setting in the

channel mode. For setting a channel,

press key and enter channel number with

three keys.

The channel covers 000～406 (existent frequency)

and 410～733 (new frequency).

Clear key : For deletion of memorized value in a set mode and

for return to the standard operation mode from a

set mode.

Record key : To start and stop recording. In the non-recording

mode, a press of key sets automatic phasing

mode and recording starts when phasing is

completed. In the automatic phasing, a press of

key stops the automatic phasing and starts

recording. A press of key while recording

stops recording.

○ key : Time display (clock function)

Number key : To enter number or mode.

Entry key : To acknowledge setting.

E

RCD

CH

C

RCD

5

N

0～9

CH

N

0～9

RCD

RCD

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２.2 Contrast and brightness

Contrast of LCD display depends on the visual angle and the temperature and hence,

be sure to adjust it with the contrast knob (see Fig. 1) for optimum result at the time

of installation. The backlight brightness of the LDC can be adjusted in five stages by

pressing the key.

２.3 Basic operation

Power switch is on the left of the front panel. When the power is turned on, the

channel at the last power off is displayed.

These two display modes are selected alternatively by pressing key or

key.

Channel number is displayed with 3 figures. Upper 2 figures are assigned for a

station and last figure represents its own frequency code.

２.３.1 Channel setting

A press of key in the channel display mode scrolls channel number.

Selection of a channel is possible by pressing key first and next,

three keys.When a station is chosen with two keys and the key

is pressed, asterisk mark (＊) appears in the 3rd figure and the most sensitive

frequency of that station is selected automatically.

２.３.２ Fine-adjustment of frequency, and selection of a desired frequency

In the frequency display mode, fine-adjustment of the frequency with a step of

0.1kHz is possible by pressing key. Best tuning is indicated when

the green LED is lit on the TUNE display.

It is also possible to select a desired frequency by pressing key first and

next, four～six keys with key (available frequency for setting are

T

he channel [000] is displayed as an example.

C

on the left to

p

shows channel dis

p

la

y

mode.

DIM

C000 JMH 3622.5

S120 I576

000 JMH F 3622.5

S120 I576

F

before frequency shows frequency display mode.

N

0～9

N

0～9

N

0～9

△▽

△ ▽

FRQ

CH

REV

・

CH

REV

・

FRQ

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within 2000.0～24999.9kHz).

２.３.3 Start and stop of recording

(1) Start

Recording starts automatically (Start/Stop, Phase, Speed, IOC) by receiving the

APSS signal. To start halfway of the received picture, press key once

and automatic speed setting and auto-phasing mode are set. Then, recording

starts upon phasing is completed. When the phase signal for automatic start is

not received, recording does not start. Then, press key again for manual

recording.

(2) Stop

Recording stops automatically when auto stop signal is received. In the absence

of auto stop signal or to stop halfway, press key.

２.３.４ Manual phasing

In manual recording mode or when the phasing is not completed in the proper

position by auto phasing,

be sure to adjust the phase using the key.

The phase signal shifts by 2.5% of the paper width or about 6.4mm per keying.

２.３.５ Synchronization

When a recorded picture (phase signal, etc.) drifts to left or right, be sure to adjust

the synchronization with SYNC knob to stop drift.

When the picture is such as shown in the left illustration (①), turn the knob

counter-clockwise. In case of the right illustration (②), turn the knob clockwise.

SYNC

Turn

clockwise

Turn counter-

clockwise

① ②

RCD

RCD

RCD

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２.３.６ Selection of reception mode

The reception mode refers IOC, speed, and normal/reverse printing and modes.

The former two (IOC and speed) are automatically selected by receiving the APSS

signal and phase signal. For the latter two modes, desired ones should be selected

manually.

(1) Speed and IOC

When incorrect speed or IOC is selected in

manual recording or when auto-recording

has started at improper position, its setting

can be changed with following procedure.

a) Change of speed

Press key, then the display on the

right appears. Press key to select

correct speed.

b) Change of IOC

Press key, then the display on the

right appears. Press key to select

correct IOC.

(2) Reverse mode

When recorded picture is reversed (white/black), follow the procedure below.

Press key, then the display on the

right appears. Press key to select

mode.

(3) Time display

A built-in clock is provided. The present time is displayed by pressing key

in the standard operation mode.

When the displayed time is not correct, be sure to

reset the time by following the instructions in 1.4.5.

Right display indicates April 10, Tuesday, 12:00.

２.３.７ Timer release and release of keylock in the timer mode

When the timer is in operation (except sleep timer), function of each key (except

key) is locked to keep set values and hence, ordinary keying is inhibited.

SPEED:120

1-120 2-90 3-60

IOC:576

1-576 2-288

N

0～9

SPD

IOC

N

0～9

N

0～9

REVERSE: OFF

1-OFF 2-ON

C000 JMH 3622.5

APR 10 MON 12:00

REV

・

DIM

5

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To release this timer or keylock in the timer mode, follow the procedure below.

(1) In the timer standby mode (time for the next recording is displayed):

Press key then the message on the

right is displayed. Then,

a press of key releases the timer

operation and shifts the mode to the

standard operation mode. By pressing

key before fix the timer release, the

timer standby mode is maintained.

(2) In the timer operation mode (standard operation being displayed):

Press the key and the message on theright

appears. Fixing with the key releases the

keylock (even though in the timer operation mode,

each key function is revised and all operations

are possible).

To release the timer mode in such a case, refer to 1.4.2. When the keylock off is

displayed, it is possible to clear the keylock off with the key.

２.４ Description of setting mode

Shift to a set mode is made by pressing the key. When the mode is set, the

message on the right is shown. Pressing the key in this mode, the standard

operation mode is reset.

When a key is pressed, it is possible to

set one of the following modes as explained in

1.4.1~1.4.6.

To cancel a setting after shifting to the setting

mode and before fix it, press the key.

Pressing the key resets to the initial

setting mode (as displayed above).

２.４.１ Switching of receiver (audio)

Switching of the internal or external receiver is set by the following procedure.

Press key. Then the receiver switching

mode is set and message on the right appears.

The displayed number 1 is for internal

PRG

PRG

TIMER RCV : OFF ?

PUSH E KEY

KEY LOCK : OFF ?

PUSH E KEY

SET PRG. NO. 1-9

ESC PUSH C KEY

PRG

N

0～9

PRG

PRG

AF IN : INT

1-INT 2-EXT

E

C

E

C

C

1

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receiver, 2 is for external receiver. Pressing

the key after setting a key,

completes the setting.

２.４.２ Setting of timer reception

This unit has 16 booking functions and each timer is set as follows.

Press key. Then the timer reception setting mode is set and the message is

shown on the right.The displayed number correspond to the following entries

respectively.

1 : Release

2 : Setting

3 : Re-calling (readout of the booking data)

4 : Entry booking

(1) Release

Press key. Then the message is

shown on the right. Pressing the key

releases the timer mode

(2) Setting

Press key. Then the message is

shown on the right.

Select booking number(s), 0~F,

by pressing key.

The display shown on the right is an example

when selecting booking number “0”.

Then, press key to fix the selection

Plural selection of the booking numbers are

acceptable. The display shown on the right

is an example when select and fix the

booking number “0”, “1”, “2” and “3”.

Press the key to complete the setting.

(3) Re-calling (readout of the booking data)

Press key.

Select a booking number to be confirmed by

pressing key. Then, contents

of the booking data is displayed.

N

0～9

TIMER RCV : 1-OFF

2-ON 3-RCL 4-STR

TIMER RCV : OFF?

PUSH E KEY

SET REG No. 0-F

PUSH / ＆ &E KEY

TIMER RCV NO.: 4

0123

△ ▽

△ ▽

RECALL TIMER REG

SET REG NO. 0－F

E

2

1

E

2

E

3

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(4) Entry booking

Press key.

Select a timer number for booking by pressing

key. Then, the unit will ask

whether the number is correct or not. Fix

the number by pressing the key or

enter a new number if the number is not

correct. The display on the right shows

when the number 1 is set.

Then, enter a channel number with three keys (or press two keys

and key for automatic setting of the maximum sensitive frequency) and fix

with the key or reset a channel with

the key.

Further, set a day of the week with

key and fix it with the key. Then, set

start and end time with keys from

00:00 to 23:59.

After setting is competed, fix it with the

key. To change the time while setting,

press the

key to reset the time.

After fix with the key, the setting is

displayed as shown on the right.

The message on the right is for setting:

Channel No.000 at JMH 3MHz, booking

No.1, starting Monday 08:00 and ending

09:00.

Be sure to give one minute or longer for time

interval between start times of booking.

For example, 12:00~12:30 for No.1 and

12:31~13:00 for No.2.

２.４.３ Sleep timer setting

The sleep timer indicates the sleep mode after a specified time for reception has

passed and its setting is made as following.

Press key. Then the message is shown

on the right. The displayed numbers refer to

STORE TIMER REG

SET REG NO. 0－F

R1 SET CHANNEL

NO. in 3 FIGURES

△ ▽

N

0～9

REV

・

E

R1 C000 SET DAY

of THE WEEK by△▽

R1 C000 MON

SET START／STOP

08：00 － 09：00？

PUSH E KEY

000 JMH 3622.5

1MON 08:00－09:00

△▽

4

E

N

0～9

C

E

N

0～9

E

C

E

3

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the following operations.

1 : Release

2 : Setting

(1) Release

Select “1” in the above message, and fix with

key. (display on the right)

Note: When the system is in the sleep mode,

press & keys to shift

the mode to the standard operation

mode.

(2) Setting

Select “2” in the above message, and enter

desired time to sleep by key (max.

23:59), and fix it with key. To

correct or change the entered time before

pressing key, press the key

for resetting.

２.４.４ Registration of new frequency

Registration of a new frequency (450~724) or re-writing of an existent frequency

(CH000~443) can be made in the following procedure.

Press the key, and the frequency

registration mode is set. Then, message

shown on the right appears. Enter a channel

number with three keys.

Right example is for channel 000. To change

the entered number, use the key. Then,

enter a call sign with the &

the key, and fix it with

the key.

To correct call sign, press key and

re-enter a call sign before pressing key.

The message on the right shows when AAA (3 figures) is entered.

Then, enter a frequency (3~6 figures) with keys and key with a unit

of 0.1kHz Available frequency for setting are within 80.0～159.9kHz or 2000.0～

24999.9kHz. Press key to fix the registration. To correct the entry

halfway, use key for resetting. Further, the speed, IOC, reverse and

decoder can besetin sequence.

N

0～9

SLEEP MODE : OFF

1-OFF 2-ON

SLEEP MODE : OFF ?

PUSH E KEY

SLEEP TIME :

SET SLEEP TIME

CHANNEL PROGRAM

SET CH in 3 FIGS

N

0～9

△ ▽

C000 SET CALL S－

IGN by KEY

E

C000 AAA 0.0

SET FREQUENCY

N

0～9REV

・

E

E

E

C

5

C

C

C

E

E

PRG E

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SET　REVERSE

SET　IOC　576/288

SET　SPEED 120-60

APR 10 MON ‘05

12:00

SET TIME in 4FIG

APR 10 MON ’

SET YEAR in 2FIG

APR 10 SET DAY

Of THE WEEK by

A

PR

SET　DATE　in　2FIG

SET　MONTH

by　　 ／　　 KEY

1-120 2-90 3-60 1-0FF 2-ON

1-576 2-288

２.４.５ Time setting

Clock time can be set by the following procedure.

Pressing the key sets the time

setting mode and message shown on the

right appears.

Set month with key, and fix it

with key.

The message on the right shows entering

April. Next, enter date with 2 figures by

the key, and fix it with the key.

(e.g. April 10th)

Then, enter day of the week with

key, and fix it with the key. Message

shown on the right indicates Monday.

Finally, enter year (last two figures) and time

(hour: 2 figures, minute: 2 figures) each with

the key, and fix with the key.

To correct the setting halfway, press the

key for resetting.

5

△ ▽

△▽

N

0～9

N

0～9

E

E

E

C

E

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ISB　+0.0KHz：OFF

1-OFF　2-ON　3-QTY

ISB　+1.9kHz：ON

PUSH　ENT　KEY

SET ISB in 2FIGS

＋/－ by ・ KEY

２.４.６ Setting of ISB frequency

Signals from multiplex-communication station are easily received by setting an

ISB (Independent side band) width as shown in the following.

Pressing key sets the ISB setting mode

and the message on the right is shown.

The displayed numbers correspond to the

following.

1 : Release

2 : Setting

3 : Shift quantity entry

(1) Release

Press key, and fix with the key orelease the mode.

(2) Setting

Press key, and fix with the key,

then a displayed amount of frequency is

shifted.

Be careful as a frequency shift is set in all

channels. When the power is turned on, the

shift frequency for all channels is indicated

when ISB has been set.

(3) Shift quantity entry

Press key.

Then use the key to decide

plus (+) or minus (-), and enter a shift width

by key (2 figures).

Press the key to fix it. To correct the

entry halfway, use the key for re-entry.

２.４.７ Adjustment of contrast

N

0～9

SET CONTRAST

by △／▽ KEY

CONTRAST : 9

By △／▽ KEY

Press key, then the contrast adjustment

display appears (upper left).

Press key to select contrast level

for 0 ~ 9. Larger value leads higher contrast.

Press key to set and memorize the

contrast level.

△▽

EC

6

1

2

E

E

E

3

C

7

- 16 -

RAM　CLEAR！！

PUSH　ENT　KEY

２.４.８ RAM clearance function

The unit has RAM to memorize the frequency data of the FAX transmitting

stations in the world and to retrieve such data. Therefore, when a part or all of

RAM data is deleted in error so that the initial data in ROM (data at the time of

delivery) has to be retrieved, the following procedure is needed to clear the RAM

data. Be careful since all the data in the RAM will be initialized, deleting the

data of registered frequencies, etc. when this procedure is performed.

Pressing key sets the RAM clear mode

and pressing key clears the RAM data.

To stop this procedure, press the key

or the key.

２.４.９ Attention at the time of operation

Be careful of the following thing when operation.

[CAUTION]

If operations other than normal operation are repeated, the keyboard may lock.

In such a case, turn the power switch OFF, and turn it ON again.

9

E

C

PRG

- 17 -

２.５ Operation with external receiver

(1) External receiver

When an external receiver is used, it should have a local oscillator with very good

frequency stability. The A1 detected beat, a low-frequency output, can be

monitored with the unit when the signal is supplied through receiver jack of the

external receiver. If the signal is supplied from the speaker terminal, it is

suggested to use a dummy resistor and supply signal from both ends of the dummy

resistor. The signal enters the input terminal (EXT-IN) on the back of the unit

and should be 50mV or larger at the input terminal. When an external receiver is

of ordinary type, there will be no problem of excessive input since there is a

protection circuit inside the unit. However, if direct current is superposed, be

sure to input it through a non-polarized capacitor of about 1μF.

(2) Operation

a) Beat adjustment

When using an external receiver whose beat frequency is adjustable within a

range of ±2kHz or more by means of the beat knob, set the frequency dial so as

to maximize the deflection of the receiver’s “S” meter, and adjust the beat knob

so that the center LED of the tuning indicator of the unit is lit. When a signal

from station with ISB communication from a U.S. Navy station, e.g., Guam,

Pearl Harbor or San Francisco, is received, sometimes an adjustment of the

frequency is necessary with a variable condenser or spread variable condenser,

because the frequency may shift within a range of ±2kHz from the specified

frequency of the station.

b) Band width

When noise is low, a wide bandwidth is advantageous to have good picture

quality. However, a narrow bandwidth down to 1kHz is preferable in a noisy

condition.

c) Selection of external receiver

Refer to 1.4.1 to use an external receiver and also to return to the internal

receiver.

d) Recording

Refer to 1.3.3 for recording operations and for reverse reception. In reverse

reception, set the external receiver to the FBO, LSB or USB mode similarly.

NOTE

BFO : Beat frequency oscillator LSB : Lower side band

USB : Upper side band ISB : Independent side band

- 18 -

3. Maintenance

３．１ Back-up battery

This device uses a manganese lithium battery as a back-up battery.

Please exchange to new one after using for 5 years.

Ask to a service shop for replacing the back-up battery.

３．２ Lubrication and Cleaning

(1) Lubrication

Lubricate a paper sending gear with 1-2 drops of lubricating oil at every 2-3

months.

(2) Cleaning

Clean the thermal head with attached cotton cleaner at every month.

When garbage has adhered to the thermal head, soak a little ethyl alcohol on

cloth and wipe it off. Don't use other than ethyl alcohol.

- 19 -

４．INSTALLATION

４．１Main unit

Install the TF-711 main unit on a plane desk or a solid and plane wall with 4 pcs. of

screws and washers.

Caution: A print may become blurred if the installation place is uneven. In that

case, put some washers or suitable attachment to adjust the flatness as

following figure.

Blurred part

Washer

- 20 -

４．２ Wiring

4.2.1 DC power supply built-in type

Connect black wire to “-“ (negative), and red wire to “+” (positive).

4.2.2 AC power supply built-in type

Operation voltage (100/115/200/230 VAC) is pre-set at factory in accordance with

customer’s request.

In case of changing operation voltage, re-adjust the voltage changer inside the AC

power supply unit as follows.

Voltage setting:

Referring to drawing in the right, change

the short harness (ribbon wire) in

accordance with required voltage.

For example, connect the short

Harness Between CN4 and CN5 in case

of 100 VAC.

7A fuse + : Red

- : Black

Fig. 4.2.1 DC power cable

2A fuse HOT : Gray

COLD : Gray

Fig. 4.2.2 AC power cable

Fig. 4.2.3 AC power supply unit

- 21 -

４．３ Terminal board

Use terminal board on the rear panel of

the main unit for the connection between

BK, external receiver or decoder. Insert a

connection wire in a terminal in the following ways.

Note: Use connection wire with single core 0.4~1.0mmØ or standard twist

core 0.3mm2~0.7mm2.

４．３．１ Connection of BK

Connect BK referring to attached “Layout diagram” in the APPENDIX.

BK voltage is 12 ～ 24 VDC, no polarity.

BK cable is not included in the standard supply scope.

４．３．２ Connection with external receiver

Connect with external receiver referring to article 2.5 “Operation with external

receiver” (page 17).

Insert a connection wire to a hole

while pressing the push knob

Push knob

Wire hole

Connection

wire

Press a push knob by

a screwdriver

Terminal board

Peel off vinyl sheath

of the wire about 10mm

- 22 -

４．４ Grounding

A GND terminal is on the rear panel of the main unit.

Be sure to ground the main unit using attached earth wire (3m KIV wire 50/0.45 with

copper tube terminal).

４．５ Receiving antenna

Following antennas are suitable to use as the receiving antenna for the FAX-410.

A) Antenna coupler FAX-5 + 2.6 m whip antenna (supplied by us as option)

B) Whip antenna (6 m ~ 8 m)

C) Wire antenna (Reverse-L or T type)

Note: Generally, whip antenna is suitable for reception over 6 MHz, and wire antenna is

suitable for reception under 6 MHz.

Receiving sensitivity would become worse when using one antenna for other receivers

and/or transmitters through multi-coupler. In that case, please use other antenna or

install exclusive antenna.

Be sure to connect BK especially for following case in order to avoid from burning trouble

of antenna coil/receiver circuit.

A) In case of using same antenna which is used for a transmitter

B) When a transmitting antenna is located near to receiving antenna of FAX-410

Use high frequency coaxial cable as an antenna cable.

When using optional antenna coupler FAX-5, turn ON the switch S1 on BK board inside

the main unit.

- 23 -

４．６ Exchange of a recording paper

(1) Remove the front cover, up the paper

cutting plate, slide the paper feed

lever in the direction of rear.

(Ref. Fig.1)

(2) Set the roll paper to the holder by

pressing a paper guide ② to left side.

(Ref. Fig.2)

Note: The paper guide ② can be moved

about 3cm to left, and can be locked

by rotating clockwise (about 90

degree).

The lock can be released by rotating

the paper guide anti-clockwise

(about 90 degree).

(3) Pull out the end of paper upwards

from under the rubber roller.

(Ref. Fig.3)

Fig.1

Fig.2

Fig.3

①

Press

Paper guide ②

Spring (between paper

guide and chassis)

- 24 -

Fig.3

(6) Install the front cover.

At that time, place the end of paper

above the front cover.

(Ref. Fig.6)

Fig.6

(5) Return the paper cutting plate to the

original position.

Fig.5

(4) Pull down ahead the paper feed lever,

pulling the end of paper a little ahead.

(Ref. Fig.4)

Fig.4

③

SP - 1

５．SPECIFICATIONS

５．１ Receiver

Reception : Synthesized double superheterodyne

Frequency range : MF/HF 2.0000 ~ 24.99999 MHz

Mode : F3C

Selectivity : 2.0 kHz at –6 dB

Number of channels : 315 channels

Sensitivity : MF/HF 2µV at 20 dB SINAD

Channel selection : Automatic or manual, digital with ten-key pad

Tuning indicator : 3 LEDs (light emitting diodes)

Display : 32 characters in 2 lines with LCDs (liquid crystal display)

Audio input : Impedance 600Ω, frequency 1900 ± 400 Hz level 0 dBm,

or high impedance

５．２ Recorder

Recording system : Electronic scanning with thermal head

IOC : Index of cooperation – 576 and 288

Recording speed : 60, 90, 120 scans per minute

Gradation : 9 tones (white, 7 gray levels and black)

Recording paper : Thermal paper (257 mm X 60 m)

Line density : 8 dots/mm (total number of dots: 2048)

５．３ Automatic Control

Start/stop : Automatic start or stop by timer program and/or WMO

standard

remote control signal (or manual)

Recording rate : Automatic selection of recording rate (or manual)

IOC : Automatic selection of IOC by WMO start signal (or manual)

Phase : Automatic selection of phase matching by passing signal

(or manual)

５．４ Power, Dimension & Weight

Power source : DC 10 ~ 40 V, max. 28 W

AC 100/115/200/230V, 50 or 60 Hz, max. 30 VA

Dimension : 93(H) - 382(W) - 312.5(D) mm

Weight : 7.4 kg ± 0.7 kg (AC type, including recording paper)

6.9 kg ± 0.7 kg (DC type, including recording paper)

SP - 2

TABLE OF FACSIMILE STATION

Table of pre-programmed frequencies and area map

This unit has a ROM (read only memory) which is pre-programmed 150 of

existing frequencies of transmitting stations. Stations and frequencies are shown

in the map and table respectively.

This table is reference data and is subject to change without previous notice.

Area map of sxisting stations

JMH

JFC

JJC

HLL

BAF

3SD

BDF

BMF

ZKLF

VMC

HSW

5YE

PWZ

NMF

CFH

AOK

DDK

ZSJ

SVJ

ATP

■ OXT

VFF

NMC

KVM

NOJ

VMW

■

■

■

NMG

CKN

■

IMB RBV

RBX

６VU

■

GYA

RBW

OXT RCC

VFA

■

CBV

LOR

V

CO

■

SP - 2

SP - 3

FREQUENCY FREQUENCY

[kHz] [kHz]

000 JMH JAPAN 3622.5 050 3SD BEIJING 8461.9

001 JMH JAPAN 7305.0 051 3SD BEIJING 12831.9

002 JMH JAPAN 13597.0 052 3SD BEIJING 16903.9

010 JJC MALAYSIA 8467.5 060 BDF SHANGHAI 3241.0

011 JJC MALAYSIA 12745.5 061 BDF SHANGHAI 5100.0

012 JJC MALAYSIA 16971.0 062 BDF SHANGHAI 7420.0

013 JJC MALAYSIA 17069.6 063 BDF SHANGHAI 11420.0

014 JJC MALAYSIA 22542.0 064 BDF SHANGHAI 18940.0

015 JJC MALAYSIA 17430.0

070 BMF TAIPAI 4616.0

020 JFC JAPAN 4274.0 071 BMF TAIPAI 5250.0

021 JFC JAPAN 6414.5 072 BMF TAIPAI 8140.0

022 JFC JAPAN 8658.0 073 BMF TAIPAI 13900.0

023 JFC JAPAN 13074.0 074 BMF TAIPAI 18560.0

024 JFC JAPAN 16907.5

080 ZKLF AUCKLAND 3247.4

030 HLL SEOUL 5385.0 081 ZKLF AUCKLAND 5807.0

031 HLL SEOUL 5857.5 082 ZKLF AUCKLAND 9459.0

032 HLL SEOUL 7433.5 083 ZKLF AUCKLAND 13550.5

033 HLL SEOUL 9165.0 084 ZKLF AUCKLAND 16340.1

034 HLL SEOUL 13570.0

090 VMC CHARLEVILLE 2628.0

040 BAF BEIJING 5526.9 091 VMC CHARLEVILLE 5100.0

041 BAF BEIJING 8121.9 092 VMC CHARLEVILLE 11030.0

042 BAF BEIJING 10116.9 093 VMC CHARLEVILLE 13920.0

043 BAF BEIJING 14366.9 094 VMC CHARLEVILLE 20469.0

044 BAF BEIJING 16025.9

045 BAF BEIJING 18236.9

FACSIMILE STATION TABLE

STATIONCHANNEL NO. CALL SIGN STATION CALL SIGNCHANNEL NO.

SP - 4

FREQUENCY FREQUENCY

[kHz] [kHz]

100 VMW WILUNA 5755.0 180 6VU DAKAR 4790.5

101 VMW WILUNA 7535.0 181 6VU DAKAR 13667.5

102 VMW WILUNA 10555.0 182 6VU DAKAR 19750.0

103 VMW WILUNA 15615.0

104 VMW WILUNA 18060.0 190 LOR PUERTO BELGRANO 5705.0

191 LOR PUERTO BELGRANO 12672.0

110 VLM CASEY 7470.0

200 PWZ RIO DE JANEIRO 12665.0

120 KVM HONOLULU 9982.5 201 PWZ RIO DE JANEIRO 16978.0

121 KVM HONOLULU 11090.0

122 KVM HONOLULU 16135.0 210 CBV VALPARAISO 4228.0

123 KVM HONOLULU 23331.5 211 CBV VALPARAISO 8677.0

212 CBV VALPARAISO 17146.4

130 HSW BANGKOK 7396.8

131 HSW BANGKOK 17520.0 220 NMG NEW ORLEANS 4317.9

221 NMG NEW ORLEANS 8503.9

140 ATP NEW DELHI 7404.9 222 NMG NEW ORLEANS 12789.9

141 ATP NEW DELHI 14842.0 223 NMG NEW ORLEANS 17146.4

150 GYA PERSIAN GULF 3289.5 230 NMF BOSTON 4235.0

151 GYA PERSIAN GULF 6834.0 231 NMF BOSTON 6340.5

152 GYA PERSIAN GULF 14436.0 232 NMF BOSTON 9110.0

153 GYA PERSIAN GULF 18261.0 233 NMF BOSTON 12750.0

160 5YE NAIROBI 9044.9 240 CFH HALIFAX 4271.0

161 5YE NAIROBI 17447.5 241 CFH HALIFAX 6496.4

242 CFH HALIFAX 10536.0

170 ZSJ CAPE NAVAL 4014.0 243 CFH HALIFAX 13510.0

171 ZSJ CAPE NAVAL 7508.0

172 ZSJ CAPE NAVAL 13538.0

173 ZSJ CAPE NAVAL 18238.0

CALL SIGN STATIONCHANNEL NO. CALL SIGN STATION CHANNEL NO.

SP - 5

FREQUENCY FREQUENCY

[kHz] [kHz]

250 VFF IQALUIT & RESOLUTE 3253.0 340 RBV TASHKENT 3690.0

251 VFF IQALUIT & RESOLUTE 7710.0 341 RPJ TASHKENT 4365.0

342 RBV TASHKENT 5890.0

260 VCO SYDNEY,NOVA SCOTIA 4416.0 343 RBX TASHKENT 7570.0

261 VCO SYDNEY,NOVA SCOTIA 6915.0 344 RCH TASHKENT 9340.0

345 RBV TASHKENT 14982.5

270 VFA INUVIK 8457.8

350 RBX TASHKENT2 3280.0

280 XL17 AIRBORNE ICE T. 4616.0 351 RBX TASHKENT2 5285.0

281 XL17 AIRBORNE ICE T. 6915.1 352 RIJ TASHKENT2 8083.0

282 XL17 AIRBORNE ICE T. 7708.1 353 RCH TASHKENT2 9150.0

354 ROM TASHKENT2 13947.0

290 COST GUARD ICE B. 14770.0

360 RBW MURMANSK 5336.0

300 NOJ KODIAK 2054.0 361 RBW MURMANSK 6445.5

301 NOJ KODIAK 4298.0 362 RBW MURMANSK 7908.8

302 NOJ KODIAK 8459.0 363 RBW MURMANSK 10130.0

303 NOJ KODIAK 12412.5

370 GYA NORTHWOOD 2618.5

310 NMC PT.REYES 4346.0 371 GYA NORTHWOOD 4610.0

311 NMC PT.REYES 8682.0 372 GYA NORTHWOOD 8040.0

312 NMC PT.REYES 12786.0 373 GYA NORTHWOOD 11086.5

313 NMC PT.REYES 17151.2

314 NMC PT.REYES 22527.0 380 DDH HAMBURG 3855.0

381 DDK HAMBURG 7880.0

320 IMB ROMA 4777.5 382 DDK HAMBURG 13882.5

321 IMB ROMA 8146.6

322 IMB ROMA 13597.4 390 OXT SKAMLEBAEK 5850.0

391 OXT SKAMLEBAEK 9360.0

330 SVJ ATHENS 4481.0 392 OXT SKAMLEBAEK 13855.0

331 SVJ ATHENS 8105.0 393 OXT SKAMLEBAEK 17510.0

STATIONCHANNEL NO. CALL SIGN STATION CHANNEL NO. CALL SIGN

SP - 6

FREQUENCY

FREQUENCY

[kHz]

[kHz]

400 RCC MOSCOW 3830.0

401 RCC MOSCOW 5008.0

402 RCC MOSCOW 6987.0

403 RCC MOSCOW 7695.0

404 RCC MOSCOW 10980.0

405 RDD MOSCOW 11617.0

406 RCC MOSCOW 12961.0

410～733 PRIV ×5

CALL SIGN STATION

CHANNEL NO. CALL SIGN STATION

CHANNEL NO.

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A-2

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D - 2

Layout diagram

M207-P

A

C Power

supply unit

－

OUT

DC Power

supply unit

FUSE

12－24VDC 7A

Selectable AC or DC

when placing order

Weather Facsimile Receiver FAX-410

BK

IN

EXT

IN

＋

－＋

BK

A

F

A

F OUT

＋ －

FAX-5

Active

antenna

coupler

Option

Whip

antenna(2.6m)

(M205-P)

7C-2V 16m

(5C-2V)

【Caution】

Turn ON switch S1 on RCV board in the main unit for

usin

g

o

p

tional active antenna cou

p

ler FAX-5.

VAC 2A

FUSE

3m

Red ＋

Black －

3m

(M205-P)

100 115

200 230

Grounding

KIVWire

0.3m

M207-P/ 1 2

Grounding

External

receiver