Anritsu RA77OUA Instruction Manual Download Page 34

5.7 

Laying Cables 

The following should be considered when laying cable. 

1. 

2 .  

3 .  

4 .  

Avoid to use staple 

or strap 

to assemble 

multi-conductor cable and 

power 

cable. Keep 

such cables at least 50 cm from cables connected to 

other radio equipment. 

Cable runs between the Scanner and the Display Unit 

must be as short as practicable. 

It is recommended that extra cable is left With 

loop near 

the 

Display Unit for the convenience 

of installation and maintenance. 

Exposed cable must close-ly 

follow 

surfaces 

of 

the 

ship's structural members 

or 

bulkheads'and be 

secured at about 

4 0  

cm intervals by approved 

5-17 

(a) and 

saddles as illustrated 

in 

Fig. 

Welded 

Hanger 

Band 

Buckle 

spacer 

( a )  

Interior 

Wall 

outside 

Fig. 

5-17 

Fastening Cable 

to 

Bulkhead or Structural Member 

5. 

When a cable runs through a watertight deck or 

bulkhead, rigid conduit or pipe of suitable length 
must be used  together with putty to fill the 

clearance. 

Inside 

Watertight 

Cable Glang 

Passing Cable through Watertight Deck or 

5 -

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Summary of Contents for RA77OUA

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR W R I N E RADAR TYPE RA77OUA ANRITSU CORPORATIOF REV 2 1 FEB 92...

Page 2: ...using an i n s u l a t e d conductor DURING MAINTENANCE OF THE SCANNER UNIT THE ANTENNA MUST NOT BE ROTATED Never start maintenance work on t h e scanner unit u n t i l you a r e s u r e t h a t t h...

Page 3: ...2 13 Switching t h e Display Modes 2 14 The second EBL and VRM 2 15 The f l o a t i n g f u n c t i o n of the second EBL and VRM 2 16 Setup Modes 2 16 1 E n t e r i n g Setup Mode 2 16 2 Return t o...

Page 4: ...1 4 I n t e r f a c e S i g n a l s 6 1 5 A l l o w a b l e S a f e Distance from Magnetic Compass 6 2 S t a n d a r d Equipment General System Diagram 24W137212 Scanner Unit E x t e r n a l V i e w...

Page 5: ...r Suppression and Auto Gain Control AUTO I n addition t o having conventional sea c l u t t e r suppression t h i s radar has a newly developed automatic sea c l u t t e r suppressor has an automatic...

Page 6: ...angle v a r i e s i n about 6 degree increments An e x t e r n a l buzzer can be e a s i l y i n s t a l l e d i n addition t o b u i l t i n alarm buzzer h Plotting p i c t u r e screen The tracking...

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Page 8: ...h t n e s s l e v e l of echo s i g n a l s r e f l e c t e d from t a r g e t s with high r e f l e c t i o n c o e f f i c i e n t s For long range observations increase t h e gain by turning t h e...

Page 9: ...r g e t s e a s i l y v i s i b l e Turn t h e c o n t r o l knob clockwise t o decrease sea c l u t t e r If t h e c o n t r o l knob is turned too far echo s i g n a l from important t a r g e t s m...

Page 10: ...t o manual gain control mode The indication shown below w i l l be displayed and t h e auto sea clutter suppression mode w i l l remain Indicates t h e auto STC and manual g a i n control mode i s se...

Page 11: ...djust STC and gain f o r t h e b e s t p i c t u r e counterclockwise t o l e v e l 0 when t h e r e is no r a i n or snow In t h i s s t a t e t h e FTC function is i n e f f e c t i v e Always t u r...

Page 12: ...elease t h e function Press t h e ST key The s t r e t c h i n g function is s e t and This s t r e t c h i n g function is mainly used when echoes 2 0 Plotting Echo Track from Moving Targets Press t...

Page 13: ...ion i s used when t h e p i c t u r e i n an end of P r e s s the OFF C key The p i c t u r e center w i l l move t o R e j e c t i n g I n t e r f e r e n c e f r o m O t h e r Radars t h i s functio...

Page 14: ...eys a r e set t o these functions a t SETUP menu The numerical d a t a of t h e s e functions a r e displayed on t h e same p o s i t i o n a s navigation data I n t h i s case navigation data such as...

Page 15: ...2 SHF 3 AZIMUTH 4 VIDEO 5 5v 6 2 v 7 H T OK OK OK OK OK 5 0V OK 12 3V OK 300 V 2 DISPLAY PRESET functions Select a desired i t e m with t h e range up down keys and adjust with t h e c o n t r o l kno...

Page 16: ...a t i o n voltage is displayed a t CONTROL area 5 T I M I N G ADJUSTMENT t o t a r g e t t h e radar and e n t e r t h i s s e t u p mode t o a d j u s t t h e timing Then t u r n t h e c o n t r o l...

Page 17: ...ed to the radar the compass heading is displayed instead of the course data of navigational equipment When the Ship s Speed Course data from a navigational 4 Compass Heading are fed through the NMEA O...

Page 18: ...l i n e and a circle When a loran is used as t h e navigational equipment t h e dotted l i n e is not displayed on t h e screen Ship s heading or course information from a compass 2 18 C a u t i o n...

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Page 21: ...ably removed from a coastline may at times be displayed on the screen as if they are a coastline Fig 3 3 You must train yourself not to mistake such echoes for coastline Accordingly an echo signal ref...

Page 22: ...while the ghost appears at a range and bearilrg behind the funnel or the mast Fig 3 4 They are referred A large target at close range may at times appear Direct Reflection Path Reflection Path i Dire...

Page 23: ...short range for instance when your ship passes a larger ship the pulsed waves emitted from your radar will bounce back and forth between the two ships Fig 3 6 As a result a few equi distant echoes may...

Page 24: ...ed by Side Lobe Beams Echoes Produced by Targets at Lonq Ranges Due to the Duct Phenomenon Depending on the atmospheric conditions a radio wave duct may form above the sea surface In such cases radiow...

Page 25: ...be turned OFF For more s a f t y maintenance take of fuses on t h e d i s p l a y u n i t A f t e r the POWER SWITCH i s turned OFF high s t a t i c voltage may be retained i n t h e CRT high voltage...

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Page 29: ...zontal plane as the scanner unit radar pulses will be intercepted and it causes to produce a blind angle 3 To avoid formation of a blind angle in the bow direction install the scanner closer to the bo...

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Page 33: ...g h t sunspot u n t i l i t s diameter becomes n i l and coincides w i t h t h e sunspot center press t h e OPERATE key t o return t o t h e radar screen Select t h e 6 HEAD DIRECTION ADJUSTMENT by Pr...

Page 34: ...convenience of installation and maintenance Exposed cable must close ly follow surfaces of the ship s structural members or bulkheads and be secured at about 40 cm intervals by approved 5 17 a and b...

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Page 36: ...s Type 5 9 1 1 Compass S i g n a l 3 K Z M Gyro Compass UF I Compass Interface I Signaltype Signal SINICOS 10 bitserialData 12 bitserial Data SIN cos REF Clock Data Clock Data Level lTLLcvel TILLevel...

Page 37: ...port on the back panel of the display unit valid 1 Latitude Longitude SGPLLL 1234 56 N 12345 67 W CR LF 2 Speed Course 3 Waypoint Range Bearing true GP 123456 1234 56 N 12345 67 W 012 T 012 M Ol2 3 N...

Page 38: ...trouble with operating the radar and the radio equipment 1 Installation Place of Radar The display unit scanner unit and inter unit connection cable should be located apart from the main unit feeder...

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Page 40: ...e s s than 65 W Separate power supply options 100 110 220 Vac lo 50 60 Hz s i n g l e phase 2 Scanner Unit Antenna Type Center fed s l o t t e d a r r a y Number of revolutions approximately 24 rpm P...

Page 41: ...EBL2 i s s e l e c t a b l e a t SET UP mode Display Modes Heading Up nu Following display modes a r e s e l e c t a b l e a t SET UP mode Head Set HS North Up NU I Course Up cu The mark modes a r e a...

Page 42: ...e Safe Distance from Magnetic Compass For master compass Display U n i t 2 0 m Scanner Unit 2 0 m Display Unit 1 4 m Scanner Unit 1 4 m For s t e e r i n g compass 6 2 S t a n d a r d E q u i p m e n...

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