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5.  INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SETTINGS

5-4

How to remove a frontmounted FI-70

To remove the FI-70 from the frontmount panel, release the pin holders at the back of 
the panel, then remove the FI-70. Forced removal may damage the pin holders, pins, 
frontmount panel or the FI-70 unit.

Console rear

Console rear

Snap pin

Snap pin

Pin holders

Release the pin holder

Release the pin holder

Summary of Contents for FI-70

Page 1: ...FI 70 OPERATOR S MANUAL www furuno com Model COLOR INSTRUMENT...

Page 2: ...al is elemental chlorine free FURUNO Authorized Distributor Dealer 9 52 Ashihara cho Nishinomiya 662 8580 JAPAN A JAN 2015 Printed in Japan All rights reserved G2 NOV 16 2021 Pub No OME 72810 G2 YOTA...

Page 3: ...nner Road Havant Hampshire PO9 1QY U K All brand product names trademarks registered trademarks and service marks belong to their respective holders How to discard this product Discard this product ac...

Page 4: ...t disassemble or modify the equipment Fire or electrical shock can result if the equipment is modified Do not operate the equipment with wet hands Electrical shock can result Make sure no rain or wate...

Page 5: ...tegory 2 5 2 7 Timer Category 2 6 2 7 1 How to use the timers 2 6 2 7 2 How to adjust the timers 2 7 2 8 Wind Category 2 8 2 9 AIS Category 2 9 2 9 1 How to display AIS target details 2 10 2 9 2 How t...

Page 6: ...4 12 How to Adjust Calibrate Incoming Data 4 15 4 13 How to Change the Language 4 16 4 14 How to Change the Units of Measurement 4 16 4 15 Other Items 4 17 5 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SETTINGS 5 1 5 1...

Page 7: ...FURUNO equipment Features By connecting the appropriate sensors the FI 70 can provide various analog and digital navigation and environmental data via a digital data display using a high quality back...

Page 8: ...Data Converter IF NMEAFI T connector option Terminal resistor option Terminal resistor option 12 VDC to 15 VDC Color Instrument FI 70 Maximum 11 units Multi Function Display TZTL12F or TZTL15F Junctio...

Page 9: ...connector 5 m L cable micro M12 05BM 05BF 010 001 105 750 10 CAN bus NMEA2000 connector 1 m cable 6 micro M12 05BM 05BF 020 001 105 760 10 CAN bus NMEA2000 connector 2 m cable 6 micro M12 05BM 05BF 0...

Page 10: ...EQUIPMENT LISTS viii This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 11: ...press the Power Brill key Key Functions Power Brill key Turn power on off open the Brilliance setting window Software keys Go back forward one page move the cursor reduce increase setting value Functi...

Page 12: ...the menu The menu item currently selected is highlighted in blue In the example above Wind Speed is selected Note The key indications for the software keys are blank if there are no more op tions in...

Page 13: ...w to Turn Key Beeps On Off 1 Press the Menu Back key to open the main menu 2 Press the right software key to scroll down the menu and select System then press the function key 3 Key Beep is already se...

Page 14: ...age Setup The FI 70 can display the information categories shown in the figures below provided a sensor for the appropriate information is connected Key Beep OFF Stand Alone Ent A Panel Dimmer Sharing...

Page 15: ...Pages with no display information selected are skipped In the example below no information is selected to be displayed on pages 2 5 or 7 Pressing the right software key will display in order Engine C...

Page 16: ...the appropriate category to display then press the function key The current selection is highlighted with a blue box 6 Press the function key to set the selected category and screen if applicable for...

Page 17: ...aph 5 Press the right software key to select Done then press the function key to apply the changes 6 Press the Menu Back key once to close the menu 8 Press the Menu Back key to exit the Display Config...

Page 18: ...1 OPERATION AND CONTROLS OVERVIEW 1 8 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 19: ...displays the SOG as 99 9kn If the value is outside the FI 70 s computable range the indication appears as hyphens 2 1 Compass Category The compass needle indicates the current heading in this categor...

Page 20: ...up pages on page 1 6 to set the screens Press the function key to cycle through the following data on the Speed display The average and maximum values are calculated from when the FI 70 is turned on...

Page 21: ...emperature Fuel Used Displays the amount of fuel used Fuel Rate Displays the consumption rate of fuel Boost Displays the boost psi Eng Hour Displays the engine hours Oil Press Displays the oil pressur...

Page 22: ...e Menu Back key 2 Press the software keys to select the graph to adjust then press the function key 3 Press the software keys to select the appropriate variable to change Period Adjusts the graphed in...

Page 23: ...Category The Rudder category shows the current rudder angle along with the indicators P for port and S for starboard This category has no specific menus and the function key has no function Displayabl...

Page 24: ...mer screen displayed press the function key to show the Func key indications Press the function key again to start the selected timer The Countdown Timer2 and Countup timer begin to measure distance W...

Page 25: ...tup timer skip to step 4 2 Press the left software key to open the Setup window The time will flash indicating it can be changed 3 Press the software keys to decrease or increase the time then press t...

Page 26: ...is reset when the power is turned off Displayable data Description AWA Displays Apparent Wind Angle AWA When the apparent wind data is displayed AWS Displays Apparent Wind Speed AWS When the apparent...

Page 27: ...r information about nearby targets AIS symbols and their meanings The AIS symbols displayed may change depending on the target s conditions as shown in the table below The targets are displayed as a t...

Page 28: ...how the hidden items RNG CPA and TCPA 2 9 2 How to change AIS orientation With the AIS screen displayed press the Menu key to display the AIS menu Orientation may be set to Heading Up or North Up 1 Se...

Page 29: ...igh M Medium or L Low received from the satellite Dark blue indicates a high quality signal white indicates a low quality signal Selected antenna Indicates the number of the antenna used to display th...

Page 30: ...available all of which are fully customizable The preset screens show data related to their genre as shown in the table below Preset screen Information shown Fishing Depth W Temp SOG COG M T POSN Sail...

Page 31: ...ay in the data box then press the function key to apply the new settings 5 Press the Menu Back key to close the edit screen Depth POSN 34 37 145 N 34 37 145 N 75 29 108 W 75 29 108 W 3855 3855 COG M 3...

Page 32: ...n press the function key to apply the settings When making the data box larger surrounding boxes are covered and will not be displayed When making the data box smaller previously covered boxes are unc...

Page 33: ...is Speed 2 1 2 2 3 2 Wind AWS AWA 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 TWS TWA TWS Max 1 Beaufort GWD M T Heading HDG M T HDG Tack M T 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 HDG Avg M T 1 ROT Course COG M T 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 Navigation BRG M T Od...

Page 34: ...d SCX 21 see section 4 8 For other sensor see the sensor s manual for details The 3 Axis Speed data box displays the ship speed in a digital layout available in three box sizes Speed in the starboard...

Page 35: ...have occurred since the FI 70 was turned on are stored in the Alarm Log See Alarm Log on page 6 2 3 1 How to Set the Audio Alert Pattern The audio alert pattern can be set for each alarm using the fo...

Page 36: ...function key 3 Alarm is highlighted press the function key 4 Select OFF High or Low as appropriate then press the function key OFF Disable the alarm Proceed to step 7 High Enable the high speed alarm...

Page 37: ...ure outlined on page 3 1 2 Press the software keys to select Wind Shift Alarm then press the function key 3 Alarm is highlighted press the function key 4 Select OFF or ON as appropriate then press the...

Page 38: ...larm Proceed to step 7 ON Enable the alarm 5 Press the software keys to select the threshold then press the function key 6 Press the software keys to set the threshold as appropriate then press the fu...

Page 39: ...ess the software keys to set the threshold as appropriate then press the func tion key to apply the changes 7 Press the Menu Back key twice to close the menu 3 6 Low Voltage Alarm The low voltage alar...

Page 40: ...elect OFF Low High or Shear as appropriate then press the function key OFF Disable the alarm Proceed to step 7 Low Activates the alarm when the water temperature is lower than the set threshold High A...

Page 41: ...outlined on page 3 1 2 Press the software keys to select Engine Alarm then press the function key 3 Alarm is highlighted press the function key 4 Select OFF or ON as appropriate then press the functio...

Page 42: ...arm when the vessel goes deeper or shallower than the depth threshold 5 Press the software keys to select the threshold then press the function key 6 Press the software keys to set the threshold as ap...

Page 43: ...s the software keys to select CPA TCPA Alarm then press the function key 3 Alarm is highlighted press the function key 4 Select OFF or ON as appropriate then press the function key OFF Disable the ala...

Page 44: ...3 ALARMS 3 10 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 45: ...e passed onto the sub units on the same network This requires adjustment of the Sharing setting on the FI 70 unit or units you wish to share settings with The following list shows the settings which m...

Page 46: ...function key to apply the setting 4 Press the Menu Back key to close the menu Setting Description Stand Alone Disables sharing of settings Sub TZtouch2 unit or FI 70 set as a Master unit settings are...

Page 47: ...C To assign a group to a FI 70 unit do the following 1 Access the System menu using the procedure outlined on page 4 1 2 Press the software keys to scroll through the menu and select Group then press...

Page 48: ...ng sensor the magnetic variation is required to display a correct True heading If there is an EPFS device connected to the same network set this option to Auto To set the variation manually set this o...

Page 49: ...ble to display up to three engines data The Number of Engine setting also changes the Engine Setup menu layout as shown in the figure below 5 Select the engine number to be used as the data source Not...

Page 50: ...twice to close the menu How to update the engine list Engine Refresh When an engine is removed for service or when the FI 70 otherwise loses connection with the engines it is important to update the e...

Page 51: ...keys to select the appropriate option then press the function key 5 Press the Menu Back key twice to close the menu Menu Item Description Setting Options Speed Adjust the displayable speed range Opti...

Page 52: ...tion key The available options are listed below with a brief explanation Wind For wind sensor connection FI 5001 L ST800 ST850 For water temperature speed sensor connection ST 02PSB ST 02MSB Fuel For...

Page 53: ...2 Press the software keys to select IF NMEAFI then press the function key 3 Select IF is already selected press the function key 4 Press the software keys to select the appropriate IF NMEAFI unit then...

Page 54: ...function key 7 Press the Menu Back key twice to close the menu 4 8 How to Setup the SC 33 SCX 20 You can setup a SATELLITE COMPASS SC 33 SCX from the SC SCX Setup menu The SC 33 or SCX 20 must be con...

Page 55: ...n Longitudinal position of the SAT ELLITE COMPASS Set the distance from the bow to the stern with the bow as 0 m ANT Position Z0 Set height of the SATELLITE COMPASS from the bottom of the ship CAL SPD...

Page 56: ...displayed in the Incoming PGN and Device List screens The lists should be refreshed when devices are added or removed from the same network as this FI 70 unit Wiring Info Select Wiring Info to displa...

Page 57: ...key twice to close the menu Automatic data source switching The FI 70 can automatically switch data sources if data from the set source is interrupted or lost provided there is a suitable sensor conn...

Page 58: ...sor status If the problem cannot be resolved contact your local dealer 1 Access the System menu using the procedure outlined on page 4 1 2 Press the software keys to select Tank Source then press the...

Page 59: ...peed displayed W Angle Response Sets the needle response speed Lower settings give a faster response needle movement Offset W Angle Offset the wind angle Offset HDG Offset the heading Offset Depth Off...

Page 60: ...unit to adjust then press the function key to display the available options 4 Adjust the units as required then press the function key 5 Press the Menu Back key twice to close the menus The units and...

Page 61: ...right of the display regardless of category menu or settings Pages are automatically changed at regular intervals during this mode Note Do not use this mode when the vessel in underway Diagnostic The...

Page 62: ...4 SYSTEM MENU 4 18 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 63: ...selecting the mounting location Referring to the outline drawing at the back of this manual leave sufficient space around the FI 70 to allow for service and maintenance When the FI 70 is not in use f...

Page 64: ...FI 70 Note Do not use tools to fit or insert the stud bolts 3 Fit the flushmount sponge supplied to the rear of the FI 70 4 Feed the cable through the cutout then fit the cable to the FI 70 5 Set the...

Page 65: ...n fit the cable to the FI 70 5 Set the FI 70 into the frontmount panel using the snap pins and snap pin slots as guides 6 Push the FI 70 into the frontmount panel until a click sound is made indicatin...

Page 66: ...FI 70 from the frontmount panel release the pin holders at the back of the panel then remove the FI 70 Forced removal may damage the pin holders pins frontmount panel or the FI 70 unit Console rear C...

Page 67: ...ch FI 70 to the CAN bus NMEA2000 backbone 5 2 1 How to connect the unit NMEA2000 port Using the supplied cable assembly connect the FI 70 to the CAN bus NMEA2000 network backbone The FI 70 must be on...

Page 68: ...gure on the previous page 3 Connect the loose end of the grounding cable to the ship s ground 5 2 2 How to connect to the Wind Transducers FI 5001 L The IF NMEAFI Analog Data Converter is required whe...

Page 69: ...tions refer to the Installation Manual C72 00702 5 40 5 40 FI 50 SENSOR cable FI 5001 L External sensor connection cable IF NMEAFI Cut off the connector to fabricate the cable Braided shield wire Oute...

Page 70: ...MEA Connector LTWMN 05AMMT SL8001 000 160 508 10 Mini connector male LTWMN 05AFFT SL8001 000 160 509 10 Mini connector female LTWMC 05BMMT SL8001 000 168 604 10 Micro connector male LTWMC 05BFFT SL800...

Page 71: ...rack Control 130306 Wind Data 127245 Rudder 130310 Environmental Parameters 127250 Vessel Heading 130311 Environmental Parameters 127251 Rate of Turn 130312 Temperature 127252 Heave 130313 Humidity 12...

Page 72: ...ry PGN Furuno 129040 AIS Class B Extended Position Report 130834 Proprietary PGN Furuno 129283 Cross Track Error 130880 Proprietary PGN Furuno 129284 Navigation Data 130845 Proprietary PGN Furuno 6528...

Page 73: ...the Custom Boxes is dependent on the number of engines set at the Number of Engine See step 11 Unit Available options Depth ft feet m meters fm fathoms PB passi braza Speed kn knots km h kilometers p...

Page 74: ...ere Number of Engine is set to 1 Engine Assign Select the engine number to be displayed Where Number of Engine is set to 2 Engine PORT Select the engine number to be displayed on the left side of the...

Page 75: ...AND INITIAL SETTINGS 5 13 13 Press the Menu Back key twice to close the menu Eng Temp F RPM 1350 2500 3530 293 193 13 Engine selected as Engine PORT Engine selected as Engine STBD Engine selected as...

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Page 77: ...cloth of wipe the unit dry Do not use acetone thinners or other chemicals as they may damage the unit or remove markings LCD Display is dimmed by dust dirt buildup Clean the LCD carefully to prevent d...

Page 78: ...layed Cable from sensor is damaged or disconnected Sensor is damaged Check sensor cabling Reconnect or replace if necessary Check sensor Replace if necessary Inaccurate data is displayed Electromagnet...

Page 79: ...ata Connection to EPFS device has timed out Check connections to EPFS device 043 Anchor alarm Anchor distance depth is over threshold Check anchor and vessel position 051 Missing wind data Connection...

Page 80: ...n and also conduct a self test on the FI 70 1 Press the Menu Back key to open the main menu 2 Press the software keys to select System then press the function key 3 Press the software keys select Diag...

Page 81: ...ressing the key again will change the color back to black To close the keyboard test press the Menu Back three times Self Test ROM OK 2651031 xx xx 2651030 xx xx RAM OK Backup OK Voltage 15 4V CAN Uni...

Page 82: ...the screen test press the function key to change the display as shown in the figure below Note Alarms are not displayed during this test Press the Menu Back key at any time to exit the screen test Sc...

Page 83: ...Alarm Alarm OFF Deep Shallow 0ft to 4921ft 50ft Buzzer Short Middle Long Continue Voltage Alarm Alarm OFF ON 8 5V to 32 0V 9 0V Buzzer Short Middle Long Continue W Temp Alarm Alarm OFF Low High Shear...

Page 84: ...Live Well Oil Black Water Resistance Full 0 to 300ohm Resistance Mid 0 to 300ohm Resistance Empty 0 to 300ohm Capacity 0 to 2640gal IF NMEAFI Test Refresh SC 30 Setup Select SC SBAS Mode ON OFF SC SC...

Page 85: ...9hpa to 99 9hpa 0hpa Air Temp Offset 99 9 C to 99 9 C 0 C VMG CAL SPD STW SOG Demo Mode OFF ON Diagnostic OFF Self Test Keyboard Test Screen Test Restore Factory Default Language English Francais Esp...

Page 86: ...ON P1 to P180 P60 Buzzer Short Middle Long Continue Engine Engine Assign 1 to 4 1 Where Number of Engine 1 Engine PORT 1 to 4 1 Where Number of Engine 2 or 3 Engine STBD 1 to 4 2 Where Number of Engi...

Page 87: ...an Norwegian Danish Swedish Finnish 2 INTERFACE 2 1 Number of port NMEA2000 1 port 2 2 PGN NMEA2000 V2 0 Input 059904 060928 061184 065280 126208 720 992 996 127237 245 250 251 252 257 258 488 489 493...

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Page 90: ...24 Apr 2017 H MAKI D 1...

Page 91: ...24 Apr 2017 H MAKI D 2...

Page 92: ...11 725 0 76 1 17 5 211 7 21 5 0 2 25 167580 17 2 25 167580 17 9 7 211 725 7 50 1 725 7 0 007 6 66 0 76 7 0 7 6 21 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 76 7 01 007 6 7 01 7 6 7 127 7 6 3 5 6833 237 21 7 7 1 7 6 5 7 216...

Page 93: ...2 126 10 0 0 1 0 6 108 46 4 0 O 14 4 40 4 6 4 0 4 0 7 40 7 40 4 14 10 6 0 7 2 9 0 64 05 7 4 5 0514 O 5 O 412 5 6 6 4 10 14 6 4 0 614 40 9 6 40 4 O 20 20 22 6 6 0 6 5 0 6 0 6 0 6 5 0 6 5 0 6 0 6 0 6 5...

Page 94: ...screen test 6 6 self test 6 5 Dimmer 1 4 Display format 4 4 Display scale range 4 7 E Engine settings 4 5 F Factory default restore 4 17 FI 70 shared settings 4 3 G Group settings 4 3 H How to change...

Page 95: ...ooting 6 2 U Units of measurement 4 16 W Wiring 5 5 CAN bus definition 5 6 connection 5 5 FI 5001 L connection 5 6 FI 5002 cable fabrication 5 8 FI 5002 connection 5 7 grounding 5 6 NMEA2000 port 5 5...

Page 96: ...fficient Otherwise the invoice with serial number name and stamp of the dealer and date of purchase is shown For the Onboard Warranty your FURUNO certified dealer will take care of all registrations 5...

Page 97: ...or its authorized dealer at the time of request for warranty service This warranty is valid for installation of products manufactured by Furuno Electric Co hereafter FURUNO Any purchases from brick a...

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