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Page 1: ...0 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL SURVIVAL SAFETY ENGINEERING INCORPORATED 321 NAVAL BASE ROAD NORFOLK VIRGINIA 23505 USA Phone 757 480 5508 Toll Free 888 475 5364 Email survivalsafety cox net www s...

Page 2: ...ector principles as the Model 100 Units that have performed so well under rigorous conditions for the U S Navy WARNING This device is intended for use as an aid to collision avoidance only It does not...

Page 3: ...ule This Manual INDEX Warning Page 2 Components Page 3 How your C A R D system works Page 4 Antenna Installation Page 5 6 Antenna Unit Page 7 Control Module Warning Page 8 Control Module Page 9 Operat...

Page 4: ...hat your target is approximately 45 degrees off your starboard bow and so on around the display The C A R D Radar Detector cannot determine the distance a scanning ship is away from your vessel but si...

Page 5: ...nted with the base of the antenna down Mounting the antenna upside down will result in the alarm displayed on the opposite side of the vessel on the display unit If such a mounting procedure is applic...

Page 6: ...ay unit without putting tension on the cable Also insure the cable is fastened securely so it will not become caught in nearby machinery Try to avoid running the connecting cable in close proximity to...

Page 7: ...ANTENNA Page 7 Stern Rail Mount preferred Antenna Mounts available at most marine stores...

Page 8: ...t location where you can observe the display Connect the power cable to a reliable power source of 12 volts D C It is suggested that you run the power cable to your distribution panel and not parallel...

Page 9: ...Marine Radar Detector Survival Safety Enginee ring I nc ON AUDIO HI OFF LOW MODE L06 0 8 75 Gain Control Audio Heads Up Display Display Bars Page 9 DISPLAY CONTROL MODULE Power Antenna Cable...

Page 10: ...l straight as a small radar on a low range setting Keeping in mind the fact that a C A R D does not finitely measure range overall range reception is adjustable by changing the sensitivity control kno...

Page 11: ...he shell covering plug Locate pin 7 this is the only one without a wire Connect a wire to the negitive side of the buzzer The positive side of the buzzer is connected to the positive side of your batt...

Page 12: ...1 Red B to the antenna 2 Blue Aft Detector 3 White Stbd Detector 4 Green Port Detector 5 Brown Fwd Detector 6 Black Power B 7 NC Negative for external alarm 8 Red Power B 9 Black B to the antenna Page...

Page 13: ...nguish is the point of the highest sensitivity This is much like setting the squelch on a VHF Marine Radio If a light stays on steadily it indicates that the sensitivity adjustment knob on the control...

Page 14: ...NOTES Page 14...

Page 15: ...charge This Warranty does not apply where repairs have been made or attempted by others repairs are required because of normal wear and tear the unit has been abused misused or improperly installed a...

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