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The radar can be connected to an Ethernet network for
a variety of user requirements. Each of X- and S-band
radars can be interconnected without requiring extra
options. Up to four radar sets can be interchanged in
the network. In addition, the essential navigational
information including the electronic chart, L/L, COG,
SOG, STW, etc., can be shared in the network.
Radar System 1
Radar System 2
100 Base-TX Ethernet Network System
100 Base-TX
Other Radar Images, Chart Information,
COG, SOG, STW, etc.
Interswitch
Own Ship
data cell
AIS-equipped target
Automatically acquired targets
DATA Cell 1
Tracking data
Magnify
AIS
Information
Water temp,
Depth, Wind
This radar incorporates a
VideoPlotter that allows the
user to display electronic charts
(Navionics and Furuno Charts),
plot own and other ship’s track,
enable entry of waypoints/
routes, and make a radar map.
A chart may be overlaid with
the radar image. Optional card
reader required
FAR-2137S-BB:
S-band, 30 kW, TR up
8 ft antenna
(4 or 6.5 ft also available)
AIS/ARPA
DATA Cell 2
Tracking data
DATA Cell 3
Tracking data
X-band antenna
S-band antenna
Chart Overlay
A variety of navigational information, own ship status, radar
plotting data, wind, water temperature and information from
other shipborne sensors are displayed in the cells.
Target Trails
Radar Map
The target trails feature
generates monotone or gradual
shading afterglow on all objects
on the display. This feature is
useful to show own ship
movement and other ship tracks
in a specific fishing operation.
The trail time is adjustable at 30
seconds intervals or continuous.
Up to 200 waypoints and
up to 30 routes can be
stored. Each route may
contain up to 30
waypoints. A radar map is
a combination of map
lines and marks. The radar
map has the capacity of
20,000 points for lines and
marks.
10 ft antenna
(12 ft also available)
100 Base-TX Ethernet Network System
FAR-2117-BB:
X-band, 12 kW, TR up
FAR-2127-BB:
X-band, 25 kW, TR up
