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FREQ. ADJ

Adjusts transmitting frequency to suppress interference when it cannot be suppressed with
the interference rejector alone.

TARGET ECHO

Sets fishing objective. Choose NORMAL for general fishing; SURFACE for detecting
surface fish. Pulse repetition rate for “SURFACE” is higher than “NORMAL.”

Transducer frequency

The ETR-30N offers various transducer frequencies. Therefore, the descriptions “50 kHz”
and “200 kHz” should read as “LF (Low Frequency)” and “HF (High Frequency),”
respectively.

3.3 Replacing Fuses

The ETR-30N has two fuses to protect against overcurrent: a 5A fuse in the snap-in fuse
holder in the power cable and a 7A fuse inside the network sounder. If a fuse blows, find the
cause before replacing it. If it blows again after replacement, contact a FURUNO agent or
dealer for advice. If the LED lamp is off and the fuse in the power cable is normal, the fuse
inside the network sounder may have blown. If this occurs, contact a FURUNO agent or
dealer.

NOTICE

Use the correct fuse.

Use of a wrong fuse can cause serious
damage to the equipment.

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Summary of Contents for ETR-30N

Page 1: ...NETWORK SOUNDER ETR 30N ...

Page 2: ...the proper installation of the equipment FURUNO will assume no responsibility for any damage associated with improper installation Be sure that the power supply is compatible with the voltage rating of the equipment Connection of an incorrect power supply can cause fire or damage the equipment Do not diassemble or modify the equipment Electrical shock damage to the equipment or injury may result E...

Page 3: ...ent Damage to the transducer may result WARNING LABEL A warning label is attached to the equip ment Do not remove the label If the label is missing or illegible contact a FURUNO agent or dealer about replacement WARNING To avoid electrical shock do not remove cover No user serviceable parts inside Name Warning Label 1 Type 86 003 1011 1 Code No 100 236 231 Observe the following compass safe distan...

Page 4: ...s for Single Network Sounder 6 2 3 Settings for Two Network Sounders 12 2 4 Erasing Transducer Setting 15 3 OPERATION MAINTENANCE 16 3 1 Controls 16 3 2 Additions to NavNet Series Operator s Manual 17 3 3 Replacing Fuses 18 3 4 All Clear 19 APPENDIX NEW BLT TRANSDUCERS AP 1 SPECIFICATIONS SP 1 PACKING LIST A 1 OUTLINE DRAWINGS D 1 INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM S 1 ...

Page 5: ...ar and three NavNet display units may be connected Low Freq Network Sounder ETR 30N NavNet Radar Display Unit NavNet Radar Display Unit NavNet Display Unit Ship s Mains 12 24 VDC Rectifier PR 62 100 110 115 220 230 VAC 1φ 50 60 Hz HUB NavNet Series NavNet Series NavNet Display Unit NavNet Display Unit System configuration single network sounder ...

Page 6: ... Maximum two network sounders may be installed 3 Connect to NET KP NavNet Display Unit Network Sounder ETR 6 10N 2 3 System configuration two ETR 30N Network Sounder ETR 30N NavNet Radar Display Unit NavNet Display Unit Standard Optional Supply Local Supply HUB NavNet Series By using a hub one NavNet series radar and two NavNet display units may be connected NavNet Display Unit Network Sounder ETR...

Page 7: ...6 170 For mounting two network sounders piggyback style MJ A6SPF0014 010 000 144 421 6P 6P 1 m For NavNet MJ A6SPF0014 050 000 144 422 6P 6P 5 m For NavNet MJ A6SPF0014 100 000 144 423 6P 6P 10 m For NavNet MJ A6SPF0014 200 000 144 424 6P 6P 20 m For NavNet MJ A6SPF0014 300 000 144 425 6P 6P 30 m For NavNet MJ A6SRMD TM11AP8 005 000 144 463 For HUB NCS255AD 254P L500 000 142 518 For connection of ...

Page 8: ...50 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 50F 8G 000 015 066 Steel 28 68 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 68F 8H 000 015 067 Steel TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 T 657 000 015 983 28 88 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 88B 8 000 015 024 Steel 28 200 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 200B 5S 000 015 029 Steel FRP 50B 6 000 015 042 50B 6B 000 015 043 15M 000 015 018 30M 000 015 255 40M 88B 8 000 015 024 Steel TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 T 658 000 015 984 FRP 50B...

Page 9: ...0M 000 015 255 40M 200B 5S 000 015 029 Steel FRP 50B 9 000 138 574 50B 9B 000 015 065 200B 5S 000 015 029 Steel FRP 50F 8G 000 015 066 200B 5S 000 015 029 Steel FRP 50 200 1T 000 015 170 Steel 50 200 FRP 50 200 1ST 000 015 110 Steel 68 200 FRP 68F 8H 000 015 067 200B 5S 000 015 029 Steel 88 200 FRP 88B 8 000 015 024 200B 5S 000 015 029 ...

Page 10: ... TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 638 F 000 015 819 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 643 000 015 821 50 88 FRP 50B 12 000 015 020 88B 10 000 015 025 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 643 F 000 015 822 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 645 000 015 826 FRP 50B 12 000 015 020 200B 8 000 015 030 200B 8B 000 015 032 200B 8N 000 015 045 Steel TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 T 693 000 015 044 50 200 FRP 50BL 12 000 015 246 200B 8B 000...

Page 11: ... 015 218 T 682 F 000 015 852 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 683 000 015 853 28 150 FRP 28F 24H 000 015 075 150B 12H 000 015 074 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 683 F 000 015 854 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 683 000 015 853 28 200 FRP 28F 24H 000 015 075 200B 12H 000 015 069 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 683 F 000 015 854 Steel 45 88 FRP 45F 12H 000 015 076 88F 126H 000 015 068 Steel 45 150 FRP 45F 12H 000 0...

Page 12: ...15 047 50 200 FRP 50BL 24H 000 015 247 200B 12H 000 015 069 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 695 F 000 015 243 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 646 000 015 829 68 150 FRP 68F 30H 000 015 073 150B 12H 000 015 074 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 646 F 000 015 830 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 646 000 015 829 68 200 FRP 68F 30H 000 015 073 200B 12H 000 015 069 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 646 F 000 015 830 Steel 88 150 ...

Page 13: ...0 200B 8B 000 015 032 200B 8N 000 015 045 Steel FRP 50B 6 000 015 042 50B 6B 000 015 043 15M 000 015 018 30M 000 015 255 40M 88B 10 000 015 025 Steel 50 88 FRP 50B 9 000 138 574 50B 9B 000 015 065 88B 10 000 015 025 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 636 000 015 813 50 88 FRP 50F 8G 000 015 066 88B 10 000 015 025 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 636 F 000 015 814 Steel FRP 50B 6 000 015 042 50B 6B 000 015 043...

Page 14: ...8B 000 015 032 200B 8N 000 015 045 1kW 3kW transducer Output W Freq kHz Ship Transducer Thru hull pipe Tank Steel 28 45 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 45F 12H 000 015 076 Steel 28 50 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 50F 24H 000 138 582 Steel 28 68 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 68F 30H 000 015 073 Steel 28 88 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 88F 126H 000 015 068 Steel 28 107 FRP 28F 8 000 015 003 100B 10R 000 027 438 Steel 28 150 FRP 28...

Page 15: ...RP 50B 6 000 015 042 50B 6B 000 015 043 15M 000 015 018 30M 000 015 255 40M 200B 12H 000 015 069 Steel 50 200 FRP 50B 9 000 138 574 50B 9B 000 015 065 200B 12H 000 015 069 Steel 50 200 FRP 50F 8G 000 015 066 200B 12H 000 015 069 Steel 68 107 FRP 68F 8H 000 015 067 100B 10R 000 027 438 Steel 68 150 FRP 68F 8H 000 015 067 150B 12H 000 015 074 Steel 68 200 FRP 68F 8H 000 015 067 200B 12H 000 015 069 ...

Page 16: ...Output W Freq kHz Ship Transducer Thru hull pipe Tank Steel 68 200 FRP 68F 8H 000 015 067 200B 12H 000 015 069 Steel 88 150 FRP 88B 8 000 015 024 150B 12H 000 015 074 Steel 1 k 3 k 88 200 FRP 88B 8 000 015 024 200B 12H 000 015 069 ...

Page 17: ...04 15M 000 138 573 30M 150B 12H 000 015 074 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 637 F 000 015 817 Steel 28 200 FRP 28F 18 000 015 004 15M 000 138 573 30M 200B 12H 000 015 069 Steel 50 88 FRP 50B 12 000 015 020 88F 126H 000 015 068 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 644 000 015 824 50 150 FRP 50B 12 000 015 020 150B 12H 000 015 074 TRB 1100 2 000 015 218 T 644 F 000 015 825 Steel 50 200 FRP 50B 12 000 015 020 200...

Page 18: ...F 12H 000 015 076 88B 10 000 015 025 Steel 45 200 FRP 45F 12H 000 015 076 200B 8 000 015 030 200B 8B 000 015 032 200B 8N 000 015 045 Steel 50 88 FRP 50F 24H 000 015 077 88B 10 000 015 025 Steel 50 200 FRP 50F 24H 000 015 077 200B 8 000 015 030 200B 8B 000 015 032 200B 8N 000 015 045 Steel TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 T 647 000 015 831 68 200 FRP 68F 30H 000 015 073 200B 8 000 015 030 200B 8B 000 015 032...

Page 19: ...nd vibration are minimal Keep the unit away from electromagnetic field generating equipment such as motors and generators Leave slack in cables for maintenance and servicing ease For mounting on a bulkhead be sure the mounting location is strong enough to support the weight of the unit 5 6 kg 12 3 lbs under the continued vibration normally experienced onboard the vessel Observe the following compa...

Page 20: ...TBY POWER ON OFF I O 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 9 DEFAULT FURUNO NETWORK SOUNDER ETR 30N HOST NAME TX STBY POWER ON OFF I O 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 9 DEFAULT Screw location 15 Jointing Fixture UPR Hexagon Head Bolt B Pan Head Screw B Jointing Fixture LWR SIDE VIEW Remove mounting feet How to assemble the piggyback mount kit 1 2 Transducer The performance of this sounder is directly related to the mounting locati...

Page 21: ...round wire as below TRANSDUCER L H NETWORK OUT IN OUT IN NET KP 12 24VDC GND 3 1 2 NETWORK SOUNDER NavNet Series display unit or HUB Battery Ground Ground Terminal White Black Shield MJ A6SPF0014 050 5 m MJ A3SPF0013 035 3 5m Ground Wire KIV 2 0SQ black 2 m Low Freq Transducer Transducer High Freq Connection of network sounder ...

Page 22: ...For dual frequency transducer use the optional cable assy NCS255AD 254P L500 Ground To prevent interference to the picture and radio equipment connect a ground wire KIV 2 0 sq black between the ground terminal and ship s grounding bus The length of the wire should be as short as possible To obtain a good ground on an FRP vessel a 20 30 cm copper plate can be welded on the outside of the ship s hul...

Page 23: ...nected 2 Two ETR 30N may be connected 3 MJ A6SPF0014 010 050 100 200 300 1 5 10 20 30 m 4 MJ A6SRMD TM11AP8 005 5 Connect to NET KP to get best performance 6 If an external KP Keying Pulse is required contact a FURUNO dealer Network Sounder ETR 30N 2 NET KP OUT IN NET KP OUT IN NETWORK NETWORK 4 4 2 3 MJ A7SPF0002 050 5 1 EXT KP 6 Connection of multiple network sounders ...

Page 24: ... pincers set jumper block of TAP H High referring to the transducer label on the cover Jot down the tap position When the NavNet display unit is powered you can confirm setting see page 10 Note 1 The transducer model recorded on the label is in the unit s memory Therefore you can set transducer type following Transducer connected to the ETR 30N is programmed in the ETR 30N page 9 Note 2 To connect...

Page 25: ...e MENU key Release the POWER BRILL key when you hear a beep 2 Release the MENU key when the message STARTING INSTALLATION MODE appears 3 After the radar screen appears press the MENU key 4 Press the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION soft key 5 Press the INSTALLATION SETUP soft key SYSTEM CONFIG GENERAL SETUP NAV OPTION SYSTEM SETUP INSTALLATION SETUP RETURN RADAR MENU RADAR DISPLAY SETUP RADAR RANGE SETUP ARP ...

Page 26: ...rator s manual START SIMULATION MODE YES PUSH ENTER KNOB NO PUSH CLEAR KEY TO SKIP Simulation mode window 6 Press the NETWORK SETUP soft key NETWORK SETUP EDIT RETURN IP ADDRESS 172 031 092 001 HOST NAME RADAR________ RADAR SOURCE RADAR________ CHART SOURCE ______________ ______________ ______________ SOUNDER SOURCE SOUNDER AUX WFAX SUBNET MASK 255 255 000 000 GATEWAY ADDRESS 000 000 000 000 OFFSE...

Page 27: ...92 001 HOST NAME SOUNDER____ Note Do not change IP address or host name from this display FREQ SETUP Sounder setup 2 Press the FREQ SETUP soft key If the FREQ SETUP soft key is not shown check that the ETR 30N is powered Confirm that sounder source shown on the network setup menu see page 8 and the HOST NAME control setting are the same HOST NAME Control Setting Host Name 0 Default Setting SOUNDER...

Page 28: ...DEL NUMBER and then push the ENTER knob 5 Use the ENTER knob to choose HIGH FREQUENCY and then push the ENTER knob HIGH FREQUENCY 28kHz 28F 8 28kHz 28F 18 28kHz 28F 24H 38kHz 38E 9 18S1 45kHz 45F 12H 50kHz 50B 6 6B 50kHz 50B 9 9B 50kHz 50F 8G 50kHz 50 200 1ST 50kHz 50 200 1T Frequency options 6 Rotate the ENTER knob to choose transducer and then push the ENTER knob 7 Confirm tap position at the SN...

Page 29: ...Press the EDIT soft key MODEL NUMBER MANUAL TRANSDUCER SETUP Transducer type setting options 5 Use the ENTER knob to select MANUAL and then push the ENTER knob 6 Use the ENTER knob to choose HIGH FREQUENCY and then push the ENTER knob 12 0kHz HIGH FREQUENCY Frequency input screen 7 Use the ENTER knob to choose frequency setting range 25 kHz 220 kHz and then push the ENTER knob Currently 12 24 8 kH...

Page 30: ...2 2 3 4 Set the HOST NAME control of the No 2 ETR 30N to 1 and then turn on the power 5 As shown in paragraph 2 2 2 set sounder source for SOUNDER1 on the NavNet display unit as below a Rotate the ENTER knob to choose SOUNDER SOURCE b Press the EDIT soft key c Enter SOUNDER1 with the numeric keys d Press the RETURN soft key Note The HOST NAME control setting and sounder source name numeric must ag...

Page 31: ... setting and resulting host name and IP address HOST NAME Control Setting Host Name IP Address 0 Default Setting SOUNDER 172 31 92 1 1 SOUNDER1 172 31 92 11 2 SOUNDER2 172 31 92 12 3 SOUNDER3 172 31 92 13 4 SOUNDER4 172 31 92 14 5 SOUNDER5 172 31 92 15 6 SOUNDER6 172 31 92 16 7 SOUNDER7 172 31 92 17 8 SOUNDER8 172 31 92 18 9 SOUNDER9 172 31 92 19 NET KP If installing two ETR 30Ns connect cable MJ ...

Page 32: ...ter SOUNDER1 with the numeric keys d Press the RETURN soft key Note The HOST NAME control setting and sounder source name numeric must agree See the table below If not the equipment cannot function 4 Set the ETR 30N as shown in paragraph 2 2 3 HOST NAME control setting on ETR 30N SOUNDER SOURCE set on NavNet display unit 1 SOUNDER1 Note The host name and frequency on the ETR 6 10N are fixed to SOU...

Page 33: ...ducer settings as in paragraph 2 2 The set cannot transmit unless transducer settings are entered To erase transducer settings do the following 1 Turn on the power while pressing and holding down switch S1 TDCLR on the CPU board 2 Release S1 when the TX STBY LED flashes slowly S1 02P6307 CPU Board TX STBY LED lamp ETR 30N cover removed ...

Page 34: ...TWORK SOUNDER ETR 30N HOST NAME TX STBY POWER ON OFF I O 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 9 DEFAULT LED lamp Flashing The NavNet display unit is powered and communicating with the network sounder Lighting after flashing three minutes The NavNet connection cable is disconnected or damaged POWER switch Turns power on and off HOST NAME Control Sets host name Network sounder ETR 30N ...

Page 35: ...input 1 Press the MENU key to open the menu 2 Press the SOUNDER MENU soft key 3 Select PRR LEVEL 4 Press the EDIT soft key to open the setting window 5 Use the trackball or cursor pad to select pulse repetition rate desired 6 Press the ENTER soft key followed by the MENU key to close the menu Sounder system setup menu Menu items for adjustment of STC and frequencies and selection of fishing object...

Page 36: ... read as LF Low Frequency and HF High Frequency respectively 3 3 Replacing Fuses The ETR 30N has two fuses to protect against overcurrent a 5A fuse in the snap in fuse holder in the power cable and a 7A fuse inside the network sounder If a fuse blows find the cause before replacing it If it blows again after replacement contact a FURUNO agent or dealer for advice If the LED lamp is off and the fus...

Page 37: ...store normal operation All clear erases all transducer settings so reenter them referring to paragraph 2 2 1 Turn off the ETR 30N 2 Remove the cover 3 Short between 5 and 6 of J9 on the CPU Board and then turn on the power 02P6307 CPU Board 13 5 24 6 J9 ETR 30N cover removed 4 After the TX STBY LED flashes turn off the power ...

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Page 39: ...B 1100 2 000 015 219 Steel T 693 000 015 044 TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 50 200 50BL 12HR 200B 8B FRP T 693F 000 015 241 TRB 1100 2 000 015 219 Steel T 681 000 015 849 TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 28 38 28BL 12HR 38BL 15HR FRP T 681F 000 015 850 TRB 1100 2 000 015 219 Steel T 681 000 015 849 TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 28 50 28BL 12HR 50BL 24HR ...

Page 40: ...R 200B 12H FRP T 683F 000 015 854 TRB 1100 2 000 015 219 Steel T 683 000 015 853 TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 28 150 28BL 12HR 150B 12H FRP T 683F 000 015 854 TRB 1100 2 000 015 219 Steel T 683 000 015 853 TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 TFB 7000 2 000 015 209 38 150 38BL 15HR 150 12H FRP T 683F 000 015 854 TRB 1100 2 000 015 219 Steel T 683 000 015 853 TWB 6000 2 000 015 207 TFB 7000 2 00...

Page 41: ...plifier Double super linear amplifier 1 6 Dynamic Range 100 dB or more 1 7 Band Width 0 2 5 kHz variable 1 8 Network Protocol Ethernet 10 base T 2 POWER SUPPLY 2 1 Transceiver Unit 12 24 VDC 2 5 1 25 A TX 30 VA max 2 2 Rectifier PR 62 option 100 110 115 220 230 VAC 1 phase 50 60Hz 3 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION 3 1 Ambient Temperature 15 C to 55 C 3 2 Relative Humidity 95 at 40 C 3 3 Waterproof IPX0 3 ...

Page 42: ... MATERIALS INSTALLATION MATERIALS INSTALLATION MATERIALS INSTALLATION MATERIALS CP02 07101 CP02 07101 CP02 07101 CP02 07101 ﾋﾞﾆｰﾙ線 VINYL WIRE KIV 2 0SQ ｸﾛ 2M 000 554 516 1 ﾄﾗｽﾀｯﾋﾟﾝﾈｼﾞ 1種 TAPPING SCREW 5X25 SUS304 000 802 082 4 ｺﾈｸﾀ NCS CONNECTOR NCS 254 P 000 506 505 2 その他工材その他工材その他工材その他工材 OTHER INSTALLATION MATERIALS OTHER INSTALLATION MATERIALS OTHER INSTALLATION MATERIALS OTHER INSTALLATION ...

Page 43: ...ERIALS INSTALLATION MATERIALS INSTALLATION MATERIALS CP02 07101 CP02 07101 CP02 07101 CP02 07101 ﾋﾞﾆｰﾙ線 VINYL WIRE KIV 2 0SQ ｸﾛ 2M 000 554 516 1 ｺﾈｸﾀ NCS CONNECTOR NCS 254 P 000 506 505 2 ﾄﾗｽﾀｯﾋﾟﾝﾈｼﾞ 1種 TAPPING SCREW 5X25 SUS304 000 802 082 4 その他工材その他工材その他工材その他工材 OTHER INSTALLATION MATERIALS OTHER INSTALLATION MATERIALS OTHER INSTALLATION MATERIALS OTHER INSTALLATION MATERIALS ｹｰﾌﾞﾙ組品MJ CABLE A...

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Page 48: ...200 FIRST EDITION FIRST EDITION AUG AUG 2002 2002 Printed in Japan Printed in Japan All rights reserved All rights reserved B1 B1 MAR MAR 23 2004 23 2004 PUB No PUB No OME 20270 OME 20270 00080932900 00080932900 00080932900 00080932900 YOSH YOSH ETR 30N ETR 30N 0 0 0 8 0 9 3 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 9 3 2 9 0 0 OME20270B10 OME20270B10 OME20270B10 OME20270B10 O M E 2 0 2 7 0 B 1 0 O M E 2 0 2 7 0 B 1 0 ...

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