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3. ADJUSTMENTS

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5. Select [Save to EXT Device].

The following message appears.

6. Select [Change Destination].

7. Specify the destination for the backup data, then click [OK].
8. Select [Save].

The backup data is saved to the specified destination.

9. Press and hold the

MENU/ESC

key to close the menu.

10. With the

MENU/ESC

key pressed and held, press

1/F1

3/F3

5/F5

in order to hide

the system menu items.

Note:

The error message "Disk space insufficient. Delete unnecessary files." appears

if the save destination does not have sufficient space for the backup data. If this oc-
curs, select [Delete Data] to delete unnecessary files, then repeat the above proce-
dure.

3.9.2

How to import the backup data

Note:

Data import requires the connection of an external media to the processor unit.

1. With the

MENU/ESC

key pressed and held, press

1/F1

3/F3

5/F5

in order.

The system menu items appear on the main menu. Repeat the above procedure
to hide the system menu items.

2. Press the

MENU/ESC

key to open the menu.

3. Select [Other Setting].
4. Select [Backup Data].
5. Select [Load from EXT Device].

The following message appears.

Save Backup Folder

Save

Change Destination

Cancel

Are you sure to want to save the backup folder to external
storage ?
Destination:E:¥

Change Destination

Disk INFO

Cancel

Destination

Update Backup Folder

Update the backup folder? (Restart is required.)

Cancel

Summary of Contents for FSV-75

Page 1: ...t Output Sentences NMEA0183 2 25 3 ADJUSTMENTS 3 1 3 1 DIP Switch Settings in the Processor Unit 3 1 3 2 How to Change the Displayed Language 3 2 3 3 How to Register the Transducer Position 3 3 3 4 Hull Unit Checks 3 5 3 5 How to Adjust the Heading 3 8 3 6 How to Set the Stroke of the Hull Unit 3 9 3 7 How to Configure the Own Ship Mark 3 9 3 8 How to Set Up a Secondary Monitor 3 10 3 9 How to Exp...

Page 2: ...ual is elemental chlorine free FURUNO Authorized Distributor Dealer 9 52 Ashihara cho Nishinomiya 662 8580 JAPAN A APR 2019 Printed in Japan All rights reserved E MAY 08 2020 Pub No IME 13630 E REFU FSV 75 0 0 0 1 9 5 8 6 9 1 4 ...

Page 3: ...hboard before beginning the installation Fire electrical shock or serious injury can result if the power is left on or is applied while the equipment is being installed Do not install the equipment where it may get wet from rain or water splash Water can cause fire or electrical shock or damage the equipment Be sure no water leaks in at the hull unit Water leakage can sink the vessel Also confirm ...

Page 4: ...ING WITH THE SONAR OIL Precautions Keep the oil away from eyes Wear protective glasses when working with the oil The oil can cause inflammation of the eyes Do not touch the oil Wear protective gloves when working with the oil The oil can cause inflammation of the skin Do not ingest the oil Diarrhea or vomiting can result Keep the oil out of reach of children For further details see the material sa...

Page 5: ...SV 7503 12 24 VDC Hull Unit FSV 753 800 mm travel FSV 754 1100 mm travel Matching Box FSV 7550 100 110 115 220 230 VAC 1Ø 50 60 Hz 200 220 VAC 3Ø 50 60 Hz Transceiver Unit FSV 751 Control Box FSV 7530 Standard supply Option or local supply Switching HUB External KP Gyrocompass AD 100 NMEA0183 Equipment Max 5 USB3 0 Device Max 2 USB2 0 Device Max 2 Speaker SEM 21Q 100 110 115 220 230 VAC 1Ø 50 60 H...

Page 6: ...cted to the FCV 1900 B G con nection between the FSV 75 and FCV 1900 B G is not available Name Model Remarks Monitor Unit MU 190 Brilliance control is available with direct USB connection to the FSV 7503 The USB cable for brilliance control should be connected directly to the FSV 7503 Do not use a USB hub MU 190HD Color LCD Sounder FCV 1200L 1 FCV 1200LM FCV 1500L 1 Fish Finder FCV 1900 2 Hi Res F...

Page 7: ...marks Control Unit FSV 7501 With 5 m or 10 m cable Extension Box FSV 7560 For separate installation of control box Remote Controller FSV 7504 With 5 m or 10 m cable External Loudspeaker SEM 21Q Interface Unit VI 1100A For connection with FCV 1200L 1500L Rectifier RU 1746B 2 Attachment Flange OP10 50 001 542 280 150 mm height raising OP10 51 001 542 290 250 mm height raising OP10 52 001 542 300 350...

Page 8: ...ox rota tion motor line 5 m 10CA10137 10M 001 552 220 10 m 10CA10138 5M 001 552 230 Cable between extension box and control box pitch motor line 5 m 10CA10138 10M 001 552 240 10 m 10CA10139 5M 001 552 250 Cable between extension box and control box rota tion resolver line 5 m 10CA10139 10M 001 552 260 10 m 10CA10140 5M 001 552 270 Cable between extension box and control box pitch resolver line 5 m...

Page 9: ...the soundome assembly see section 1 2 10 Processor Unit Phillips head Screwdriver 2 for M4 used for attaching detaching the cover Wrench Hex size 10 mm M6 for securing the unit Shipboard Cable TTYCSLA 1Q cable for connecting NMEA0183 equipment exter nal echo sounder gyrocompass TTYCSLA 1 cable for external KP signal Crimp on Lug FV1 25 3 for drain wire of the TTYCSLA cable Ground Wire IV 8sq Trans...

Page 10: ...led on the keel the center of the retraction tank should be within 600 mm from the keel to prevent a rolling effect For large ship with deep draft the hull unit can be installed at the bow Select a place where the hull bottom is flat and the draft is sufficiently deep Normal ly the transducer should protrude at least 500 mm beyond the keel to minimize the effect of air foam and bubbles Control Box...

Page 11: ...as possible Select a location away from indents and protrusions on the hull especially indents as they can create noise interference and cause poor sonar performance Referring to the outline drawings at the back of this manual allow sufficient space for maintenance and service If the ambient temperature will be below 0 C provide the sonar compartment with a heater to keep the temperature above 0 C...

Page 12: ...eel plate Install the retraction tank where the keel plate and hull frame intersect If there is no suitable location where the hull frame and keel intersect install suitable T shaped reinforcement ribs then weld the base of the frame to the reinforcement ribs and the sides of the reinforcement ribs to the hull walls or other nearby reinforcement ribs The reinforcement ribs should be secured in the...

Page 13: ...r spring assemblies by 90 in the direction of the arrow on the bot tom of the spring assembly then secure the spring assemblies using the hex socket bolts that were removed at step 2 If you cannot rotate the spring assembly by hand use a tool such as a wrench whose hex size is 19 mm 4 Check that the four rollers on the side of the tank guide are pushed inwards ap prox 5 mm 150 200 mm Reinforcement...

Page 14: ...r 2 Pull the release lever away from the holder 3 Attach the ratchet wrench referring to the figure at step 6 4 Push the release lever up or down to release the motor brake keeping a firm hold on the ratchet wrench 5 With the motor brake released turn the ratchet counter clockwise to raise the shaft tank guide 6 While keeping a firm hold on the ratchet wrench let go of the release lever Do not rel...

Page 15: ... on the retraction tank Weld the retraction tank and allow sufficient time for cooling Install the hull unit as fol lows Note For installation using an existing CSH series hull unit retraction tank see section 1 10 1 Clean the flange and O ring groove of the retraction tank welded to hull Use waste cloths moistened with ethyl alcohol 2 Coat the O ring and O ring groove with lithium grease then pla...

Page 16: ...the bottom of the retraction tank Note The position for the lower limit switch can be raised 100 mm by using the bolt holes on the flange assembly Detailed view Bow side Four places Detailed view Bow side 11 places Stern side One place Torque 230N m Hex nut Hex nut Spring washer Flat washer Flat washer Hex bolt Hex nut Hex nut Spring washer Flat washer Flat washer Hex bolt Bow mark O ring Hex nut ...

Page 17: ...mount the emergency switch to the port side Note For the 800 mm travel hull unit rotate the emergency switch by 90 so that the emergency switch cable passes through the rear side of the hull unit see the figure at step 4 4 Secure the emergency switch cable using the two wiring bands Wiring band must be secured to the hull unit using pan head screws M4 12 Screw 4 pcs Emergency switch Box base Box b...

Page 18: ...e port and one in the starboard direction making a total of four stays Where the hull unit is installed off center from the bow stern line install the stays at right angles with the bow mark on the hull unit Where horizontal installation of the stays is not possible install the stays in a diagonal manner to reduce vibration in the hull unit 90 Stay Stays installed diagonally have their effectivene...

Page 19: ... be calculated with the following formula Select the value closest to the calculation 800 mm travel A T 550 mm 1100 mm travel A T 850 mm For example when the tank length T for the 800 mm travel is 920 mm the calculated value is A 920 550 370 mm Therefore adjust the TX limit switch so that the distance to the transmitting position is 375 mm Note The transducer can transmit when the transducer is pr...

Page 20: ...cer When you cannot face the bow mark on the hull unit flange to the bow direction due to installation space rotate the transducer so that the bow mark on the transducer points toward the ship s bow 1 Release the transducer cable from the three cable clamps TX limit switch TX limit switch factory default position Detailed view TX limit switch Mounting screw M6 2 pcs 25 mm Screw holes for mounting ...

Page 21: ...d on the label at the top of the hull unit 3 Mount the transducer on a base to prevent the transducer from falling accidental ly 4 Insert four bolts M10 80 supplied locally to the hole on the bottom of the tank guide to push the tank guide rollers inwards Note Steel bolts are recommended to prevent scorching Transducer Base ...

Page 22: ...to remove the trunnion receptacle from the main shaft 7 Rotate the transducer so that the bow mark on the transducer points toward the ship s bow Upper gasket clamp Gasket clamp Cable gasket Gasket clamp Lower gasket clamp Hex socket bolt M8 25 4 pcs Note Transducer cable not shown in this figure Trunnion receptacle Hex socket bolt M8 25 16 pcs Bow Bow mark ...

Page 23: ...ducer cable with the three clamps indicated at step 1 Note For how to route the transducer cable see page 2 3 1 2 10 How to check the soundome assembly operation After installing the hull unit check the soundome assembly operation before wiring 1 Prepare a power cable supplied locally to supply the power to the soundome as sembly 2 Turn the control box breaker off These markings must be faced towa...

Page 24: ...onfirm that the 3 3 V LED on the control box lights steadily TB2 TB10 TB8 TB1 HFLT board is located below this cover TB1 HFLT board Internal view Connection with the soundome assembly Following connectors must be connected The hull unit is supplied with the following connectors connected TB1䠄HFLT board䠅 TB8 TB10 Connection with the 48 VDC power supply TB2 Connect the power cable prepared at step 1...

Page 25: ... Error code Error codes appear on the check result LED as alphanumeric characters Use the following four tables to confirm the error code For example when the error code is 0A00 6 HCTL Power Error and 8 hull unit Operation Error occur For error details see the table on the following page Error that can be indicated by the 1st digit LED Error Character on the seven segment LED 9 Error occurs 0 1 2 ...

Page 26: ... 9 9 9 9 9 9 15 Resolver Test Error Tilt 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 16 Motor Test Error Rotate 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Error Meaning Possible reason s 1 Motion Sensor Connec tion Error or Motion Sensor ROM RAM Er ror There is a problem communi cating with the motion sensor or a motion sensor error was detected at startup Motion sensor is not connected to the HCTL board Motion sensor cable is damaged HMS board error ...

Page 27: ...rror 14 Resolver Test Error Rotate Resolver test detects one or more errors Resolver disconnec tion short circuit Resolver cable discon nection short circuit HCTL board error Note Perform a discon nection and short circuit check for the resolver 15 Resolver Test Error Tilt 16 Motor Test Error Ro tate Rotation motor self test de tects one or more errors Motor error Motor cable disconnec tion shorte...

Page 28: ...easured point If the measured value is not correct value 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 1 3 6 8 Between ground point hull unit chassis and pins 1 thru 4 6 thru 9 10㻌㼠㼛㻌30 Ω 10㻌㼠㼛㻌30 Ω Rotation motor or motor cable error Tilt motor or motor cable error Insulation failure in the rotation motor or motor cable Insulation failure in the tilt motor or motor cable Insulation failure in the motor or motor cable Correct ...

Page 29: ...support the weight of the unit Referring to the outline drawings at the back of this manual allow sufficient space for maintenance and service A magnetic compass will be affected if the unit is placed too close to the magnetic compass Observe the compass safe distances at the front of this manual to prevent interference to a magnetic compass For the bulkhead installations secure the unit so that t...

Page 30: ...KB fixture The unit is secured from the topside Flush mounting Mounting considerations Select a location where the unit can easily be operated Locate the unit out of direct sunlight Locate the unit away from places subject to water splash and rain Select a location where shock and vibration are minimal Select a mounting location considering the length of the cable Referring to the outline drawings...

Page 31: ...upplied to the bolt holes at the bottom of the unit Note Insert the stud bolts manually Do not use a tool to insert the bolts the unit may become damaged 4 Set the unit to the mounting location so that the stud bolts on the bottom of the unit are inserted to the pilot holes Note Be careful to prevent the ground wire from being caught between the unit chassis and mounting surface 5 Fasten the four ...

Page 32: ...screws φ5 20 supplied Note Secure the KB fixture so that the cutout is located on the side farthest from the operator 3 Attach a ground wire IV 1 25sq supplied locally to the ground terminal at the bottom of the unit then connect the other end of the ground wire with the ship s ground 4 Secure the control unit the KB fixture using four binding screws M5 20 sup plied Self tapping screw Ø5 20 4 pcs ...

Page 33: ...oles in the mounting location 2 Attach a ground wire IV 1 25sq supplied locally to the ground terminal at the bottom of the unit then connect the other end of the ground wire with the ship s ground 3 Set the unit to the cutout then secure the unit with four self tapping screws φ5 20 supplied Binding screw M5 20 4 pcs Bolt hole cap 4 pcs Ground wire Use the screw that is preattached to the ground t...

Page 34: ... extending from the eye bolts on the top of the unit as needed Be sure the mounting location is strong enough to support the weight of the unit Referring to the outline drawings at the back of this manual allow sufficient space for maintenance and service A magnetic compass will be affected if the unit is placed too close to the magnetic compass Observe the compass safe distances at the front of t...

Page 35: ...yard manufacture and fit a mounting base SS400 at the mounting location 2 Secure the unit to the mounting base using four mounting bolts M12 supplied locally Bolt hole 3 holes Bolt hole 2 holes at each side 㼀㻻㻼 Mounting base Mounting bolt 䠄M12 4 pcs䠅 ...

Page 36: ... sure to use the bolt holes on the top of the unit When the back of the unit is not in contact with a bulkhead prepare a stay or mounting base referring to the following example Mounting screw M10 bolt or coach screw Ø10䠅 Example 1 Secure the unit with a stay Angle size 65 mm 65 mm 6 mm Example 2 Secure the unit on a dedicated mounting base ...

Page 37: ... this manual 3 Screw three mounting screws supplied locally into the lower pilot holes Leave 5 mm of thread visible 4 Set the notches of the unit onto the screws fastened at step 3 5 Screw three mounting screws supplied locally into the upper fixing holes 6 Fasten all screws tightly to secure the unit in place Upset screw M8 16 6 pcs at each side Mounting chassis Reattach to the bottom of the unit...

Page 38: ...ons Matching box cover facing to port 1 Screw two mounting screws M10 supplied into the lower fixing holes on the hull unit Leave 5 mm of thread visible 2 Set the notches of the unit onto the screws fastened at step 1 3 Screw two mounting screws M10 supplied into the upper fixing holes 4 Fasten all screws tightly to secure the unit in place Matching box cover facing to stern 1 Unfasten the four up...

Page 39: ...et screws that were removed at step 1 4 Screw the two mounting screws M10 supplied into the lower fixing holes on the hull unit Leave 5 mm of thread visible 5 Set the notches of the unit onto the screws fastened at step 4 6 Screw the two mounting screws M10 supplied into the upper fixing holes 7 Fasten all screws tightly to secure the unit in place Upset screw M5 12 4 pcs Mounting screw M10 bolt䠅 ...

Page 40: ...llow sufficient space for maintenance and service A magnetic compass will be affected if the unit is placed too close to the magnetic compass Observe the compass safe distances at the front of this manual to prevent interference to a magnetic compass Secure the unit so that the cable entrance faces downward When mounting the control box separately from the hull unit 1 Unfasten the four hex nuts sp...

Page 41: ...the extension box to the position where the control box was secured For how to remove the control box from the hull unit see section 1 7 1 Set the extension box to the bolt on the rear stern side of the hull unit 2 Secure the extension box to the hull unit using four hex nuts spring washers and flat washers Note Use the hex nuts spring washers and flat washers that were used for se curing the cont...

Page 42: ...e oil reaches the position indicated in the figure to the right When the dome is not removed When the dome is removed Fill sonar oil to this position Socket plug 2 pcs Remove either one of the socket plugs and fill the dome with sonar oil using a hand pump until it overflows through the hole WHEN SHIP IS DRY DOCKED Filler hole is in high position How to attach the socket plug 1 Remove the thread s...

Page 43: ...ed to be extended for installation to the existing re traction tank use the optional attachment kit type OP10 56 The items included in the attachment kit are listed in the following table Note Remove marine life barnacles etc from the existing retraction tank before in stalling the hull unit 1 Clean the flange and O ring groove of the retraction tank welded to hull Use waste cloths moistened with ...

Page 44: ...the threads of the bolts with a slight amount of lithium grease to prevent scorching then secure the hull unit to the retraction tank referring to the following figure 7 Lower the transducer then confirm that the rollers on the tank guide are not pro jecting from the retraction tank Tank guide must be positioned 30 mm inside from the bottom of the retraction tank Note The position for the lower li...

Page 45: ...n its groove on the tank flange 3 Lay the gasket on the top of the tank flange 4 Confirm the following points and place the attachment flange on the tank Clean the flange platform Wipe the undersurface of the attachment flange with clean waste cloths Keep the O ring in its groove Name Type Raising height Attachment Flange OP10 50 150 mm OP10 51 250 mm OP10 52 350 mm OP10 53 450 mm Name Type Code N...

Page 46: ... facing the ship s bow rotate the transducer so that the bow mark on the transducer points toward the ship s bow see section 1 2 9 For OP10 50 For OP10 51 52 53 Detailed view for OP10 51 52 53 Detailed view for OP10 50 Hex nut Hex nut Spring washer Flat washer Gasket O ring Hex nut Hex nut Spring washer Flat washer Gasket O ring Insulation packing Hex bolt Flat washer Insulation packing Hex nut Sp...

Page 47: ... transducer then confirm that the rollers on the tank guide are not pro jecting from the retraction tank Tank guide must be positioned 30 mm inside from the bottom of the retraction tank Note The position for the lower limit switch can be raised 100 mm by using the bolt holes on the flange assembly O ring Detailed view Bow side Four places Detailed view Bow side 11 places Stern side One place Torq...

Page 48: ...or how to lower the transducer manually follow the procedure indicated on the label at the top of the hull unit 2 Insert four bolts M10 80 supplied locally in the holes on the bottom of the tank guide to push the tank guide rollers inwards Note Steel bolts are recommended to prevent scorching 3 Remove the four bolts on the bottom of the tank guide and the connected stainless steel wires Stainless ...

Page 49: ...nless wires as shown be low Use the stainless steel wire included in the attachment flange or attachment kit 8 Remove the four bolts inserted at step 2 9 Raise the transducer 1 2 3 4 Stainless wire Approx 20 mm 1 Insert the stainless wire to the hole on the side of the hex socket head bolt Hex socket head bolt 2 Twist the wire in the clockwise direction 3 Insert the wire to the next bolt then twis...

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Page 51: ...CSLA 1Q USB3 0 USB2 0 STP CAT5E 12 24 VDC MJ A3SPF0018 050ZC 5 m 10S2380 Max 100 m DTIC5E350SLABVCVxxT Max 100 m DPYCY 2 5 TPYCY 4 10CA10147 2 5 10 m 10CA10110 Five cables 5 10 m LAN Monitor Monitor Control Unit FSV 7501 Remote Controller FSV 7504 Rectifier RU 1746B 2 100 110 115 220 230 VAC 1Ø 50 60 Hz Switching HUB External KP NMEA0183 Equipment Max 5 USB3 0 Device Max 2 USB2 0 Device Max 2 Spea...

Page 52: ...requirements Do not cut the HDMI cable between the monitor unit and processor unit If the cable between the monitor unit and processor unit is disconnected and recon nected while the system is powered the FSV 75 may display images incorrectly Restart the system if this occurs For configuration with either the MU 190 or MU 190 HD monitor units monitor bril liance can be adjusted from the control un...

Page 53: ...farthest out Measurement start position Measurement end position Mounting orientation for cable clamp 1 Mounting orientation for cable clamp 2 The largest hole of the clamp must be oriented to the left The largest hole of the clamp must be oriented to the right Cable clamp Upset head bolt M5 30 4 pcs Torque 2 40N m Cable clamp Upset head bolt M5 30 4 pcs Torque 2 40N m 100 mm Max 150 mm 100 mm FSV...

Page 54: ...DMI to be connected USB2 0 LAN2 SPEAKER To Speaker SEM 21Q 12 24 VDC Not used LAN1 To Transceiver Unit Note Use LAN1 port for connection with the Trans ceiver Unit HDMI2 To Monitor Unit Sub HDMI1 To Monitor Unit Main USB4 2 USB3 0 USB2 2 USB3 2 USB1 2 USB3 0 USB2 0 POWER To ship s ground Ground Terminal Cable entrance HDMI TO DVI L 5 3 10 3 m USB cable DTIC5E350SLABVCVxxT 1 Max 100 m USB cable MJ ...

Page 55: ...quipment TTYCSLA 1Q 1 2 TB4 3 TB5 4 TB6 5 TB7 6 TB10 Transceiver unit 10S2380 1 7 TB2 Gyrocompass AD 10 TTYCSLA 1Q 1 8 J1 Control unit 9 J2 Control unit 10 TB1 Remote controller external switch 2 11 TB8 External KP 3 TTYCSLA 1 1 12 TB9 External echo sounder TTYCSLA 1Q 1 1 2 3 4 5 11 12 6 7 8 9 10 TB3 TB4 TB10 TB5 TB2 TB6 J1 TB7 J2 TB8 TB1 TB9 Secure each cable to the wiring clamp Terminal opener C...

Page 56: ...or Unit side Transceiver Unit side Vinyl tape 35 䡉䡉 35 䡉䡉 Outer sheath Armor Inner sheath Shield Vinyl tape Cores Vinyl tape Clamp here Expose the cores then wind the shield around the inner sheath How to connect wires to a terminal connector Procedure 1 Twist the cores 2 Press the terminal opener downward 3 Insert the wire in the hole 4 Remove the terminal opener 5 Pull the wire to confirm that i...

Page 57: ...ful not to damage inner shield and cores Fold back the shield wrap it onto the inner vinyl sheath and cut it leaving approx 9 mm 25 mm approx 9 mm approx 9 mm approx 11 mm Fold back drain wire and cut it leaving approx 9 mm Straighten and flatten the cores in colored order and cut them leaving approx 11 mm Modular plug Using special crimping tool MPT5 8AS PANDUIT CORP crimp the modular plug Finall...

Page 58: ...rimp on lug FV1 25 3 supplied locally to the core Vinyl tape How to connect wires to a terminal connector Procedure 1 Twist the cores 2 Press the terminal opener downward 3 Insert the wire in the hole 4 Remove the terminal opener 5 Pull the wire to confirm that it is secure Press downward Terminal connector Terminal opener Twist Drain wire Drain wire Pass a heat shrinkable tube supplied locally on...

Page 59: ...ly KP input To synchronize the KP Keying Pulse signal from external equipment make the con nection as follows When the external equipment is a current drive circuit Use the TB8 1 and TB8 2 When the external equipment is a voltage drive circuit Use the TB8 3 and TB8 4 The signals for current and voltage drive circuit cannot be used simultaneously REMOTE TB1 Processor Unit TILTUP_N TILTDN_N RANGUP_N...

Page 60: ...nd voltage drive circuit can be used simultaneously for sep arate destinations 2 2 Control Unit Connect the control unit to the J1 or J2 terminal in the processor unit Ground the control unit using a ground wire IV 1 25sq supplied locally TB8 EXT_KP_H EXT_KP_C EXT_12V_KP GND INT_KP_H INT_KP_C INT_12V_KP GND 㻝㻞㻟㻠㻡㻢㻣㻤 EXT KP P P KP signal Processor unit External equipment Current loop Externa...

Page 61: ...ntrol box 10CA10147 CN TR501 8 CN TR301 Processor unit 10S2380 9 TB TR101 100 110 115 230 230 VAC DPYCY 2 5 Cable clamp 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CN TR201 CN TR301 CN TR401 CN TR501 TRX1 board CN TR601 TRX2 board CN TR602 TRX5 board CN TR605 TRX4 board CN TR604 TRX3 board CN TR603 TB TR101 Input voltage toggle switch S605 S604 S603 Secure each cable with these wiring clamps Note Route the LAN cable using ...

Page 62: ...This prevents the incorrect voltage being input to the transceiver unit For details about the input voltage toggle switch see section 2 3 3 2 3 2 Cable fabrication 10S2380 cable Fabricate the cable referring to section 2 1 3 LAN cable Fabricate the cable referring to section 2 1 3 DPYCY 2 5 cable Fabricate the cable as shown in the following figure The number on the label must match the number of ...

Page 63: ...s on the up per and lower projection then push the lock lever inwards see the following figure After the board is locked in place with the lock lever confirm that the inside end of the securing screw is firmly against the chassis then fasten the securing screw If the screw is not firmly against the chassis the board may be inserted incorrectly Remove and re insert the board Input voltage S605 S604...

Page 64: ...rnal wiring and cable clamp position The connection LED lights up in red color to indicate that the wiring is correct Confirm that the LED is lit If the LED is not lit disconnect the power cables and reconnect them correctly Re apply the power and confirm that the LED is lit The hull unit does not work if the connections are incorrect Power connected correctly LED lights in red Incorrect connectio...

Page 65: ... 5 10CA10147 2 TB1 HCTL TB2 Transceiver unit 6 10CA10135 Yellow Blue TB8 Rotation resolver 10CA10136 Yellow Red TB10 Pitch resolver 7 10CA10141 Yellow TB4 Motion sensor 8 Signal light TB3 Signal light supplied lo cally 9 Not used 10 Not used 11 Not used When mounting the control box separately from the hull unit 1 10CA10137 2 Blue TB1 HFLT Rotation motor 10CA10138 2 Red Pitch motor 2 TPYCY 4 1 TB1...

Page 66: ...170 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 Control Box side Clamp here Vinyl tape Attach crimp on lugs FV5 5 4 supplied locally Outer vinyl sheath Armor Inner vinyl sheath Cores Clamp here Attach crimp on lugs FV5 5 4 supplied locally Vinyl tape 250 䡉䡉 250 䡉䡉 200 䡉䡉 200 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 Control Box and Extension Box side Outer vinyl sheath Armor Inner vinyl sheath Cores ...

Page 67: ...B5 1 Blue TB5 2 2 White TB5 3 Green TB5 4 3 White TB5 5 Yellow TB5 6 4 White TB5 7 Brown TB5 8 5 Black TB5 9 Blue TB5 10 6 Black TB5 11 Green TB5 12 7 Black TB5 13 Yellow TB5 14 8 Black TB6 2 2 Brown TB6 2 2 9 Red TB6 1 2 Blue TB6 1 2 10 Red TB6 3 Green TB6 4 11 Red TB6 5 Yellow TB6 6 12 Red TB6 7 Brown TB6 8 Clamp here Vinyl tape 500 䡉䡉 500 䡉䡉 450 䡉䡉 450 䡉䡉 Control Box side 40 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 Attach the...

Page 68: ...ite J2 5 Yellow J2 6 4 White J2 7 Brown J2 8 5 Black J2 9 Blue J210 6 Black J2 11 Green J2 12 7 Black J2 13 Yellow J2 14 8 Black J1 2 2 Brown J1 2 2 9 Red J1 1 2 Blue J1 1 2 10 Red J1 3 Green J1 4 11 Red J1 5 Yellow J1 6 12 Red J1 7 Brown J1 8 500 䡉䡉 500 䡉䡉 450 䡉䡉 450 䡉䡉 Extension Box side 40 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 Outer vinyl sheath Armor Inner vinyl sheath Cores Clamp here Vinyl tape Attach the following term...

Page 69: ... mm TB4 1 Yellow 500 mm TB4 2 4 White 0 mm Brown 500 mm TB4 3 5 Black 0 mm Blue 0 mm 6 Black 700 mm TB3 6 Green 700 mm TB3 5 7 Black 700 mm TB3 1 Yellow 700 mm TB3 2 8 Black 700 mm TB3 3 Brown 700 mm TB3 4 9 Red 0 mm Blue 0 mm 10 Red 0 mm Green 0 mm 11 Red 400 mm TB7 1 Yellow 400 mm TB7 2 12 Red 400 mm TB7 4 Brown 400 mm TB7 5 Control Box side 40 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 Attach the following terminal connector 73...

Page 70: ...J5 5 7 Black 450 mm J5 1 Yellow 450 mm J5 2 8 Black 450 mm J5 3 Brown 450 mm J5 4 9 Red 0 mm Blue 0 mm 10 Red 0 mm Green 0 mm 11 Red 450 mm J3 1 Yellow 450 mm J3 2 12 Red 450 mm J3 4 Brown 450 mm J3 5 Extension Box side 40 䡉䡉 40 䡉䡉 Attach the following terminal connector 734 335 FUR 5 pin 734 336 FUR 6 pin 733 209 FUR 9 pin 50 mm 50 mm L1 see the table Outer vinyl sheath Armor Inner vinyl sheath C...

Page 71: ... J4 734 205 FUR 5 pin TB7 734 335 FUR 5 pin J3 10CA10137 734 209 FUR 9 pin TB1 HFLT board 734 339 FUR 9 pin J9 10CA10138 10CA10139 733 106 FUR 6 pin TB8 733 206 FUR 6 pin J6 10CA10140 733 110 FUR 10 pin TB10 733 210 FUR 10 pin J8 10CA10147 733 108 FUR 8 pin TB1 HCTL board 733 112 FUR 12 pin TB2 Terminal Connector Terminal opener Recommended wire length to be exposed White terminal connector 733 se...

Page 72: ...nt 1 0 A or less 3 CONTROL_GND GND for TB3 4 and TB3 5 4 CONTROL_LIGHT Contact output for lighting signal 60 VDC 0 5 A or less 5 CONTROL_BUZZ Contact output for buzzer flashing signal 60 VDC 0 5 A or less 6 SHIELD Open Contact specifications When the transducer is retracted Open Others Closed Contact rating 125 VAC 3 A or less 30 VDC 1 5 A or less TB3 6 5 4 3 2 1 Control box SHIELD CONTROL_BUZZ CO...

Page 73: ...el Clamp position Cable Connect to Cable from 1 10CA10110 No 1 CN MT101 Transceiver unit 2 10CA10110 No 2 CN MT102 3 10CA10110 No 3 CN MT103 4 10CA10110 No 4 CN MT104 5 10CA10110 No 5 CN MT105 6 10CA10144 CN MT201 CN MT202 CN MT203 CN MT204 CN MT205 Transducer Cable clamp 1 2 3 4 5 6 CN MT203 CN MT202 CN MT201 CN MT205 CN MT204 CN MT103 CN MT102 CN MT101 CN MT105 CN MT104 Secure each cable with th...

Page 74: ...le duct Cable duct Wiring clamp Wiring clamp After wiring pass each cable through the cable duct and wiring clamp After connecting the terminal connectors place the connectors in position then attach the securing plate to secure the connectors Securing plate Ground securing plate䠖 Secure the copper strap here Fasten the shield of the cable that is connected to P1 Shield securing screw ...

Page 75: ...9 10CA10135 P6 6 pin Rotation resolver 10CA10136 P8 10 pin Pitch resolver 10 2PCNT 5X2SQ TB1 Raise lower motor Sentence Data NMEA0183 Version Input sentences CUR Water Current Layer Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 1 DBS Depth Below Surface Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 1 DBT Depth Below Transducer Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 1 DPT Depth Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 1 GGA Global Positioning System Fix Data Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 ...

Page 76: ...ind Speed Angle Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 1 ZDA Time and Date Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 1 Output sentences TLL Target Latitude and Longitude Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 4 0 4 1 evt FURUNO proprietary sentence fkv FURUNO proprietary sentence fmg FURUNO proprietary sentence fvc FURUNO proprietary sentence pidat FURUNO proprietary sentence sht FURUNO proprietary sentence tfm FURUNO proprietary sentence tlm FURUNO propri...

Page 77: ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Remarks DIP switch SW4 is used for setting the output resolution from HDMI1 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF HDMI1 port outputs at the maxi mum resolution of the monitor con nected to the processor unit factory default OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF HDMI1 port outputs SXGA DIP switch SW6 is used for setting the output resolution from HDMI2 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF HDMI2 port outp...

Page 78: ...re Setting 5 Record Recall Register 6 Fish Finder 8 Test 9 Installation Setting 0 Mark Operation Support Tool Shortcut Menu 7 3D Functions Confirm This menu is for installation settings regarding display operation and initial settings Do you want to adjust or change these settings OK Menu Quit 1 Display Setting 2 Operation Setting 3 Motion Sensor 4 Hull Unit Setting 5 Interface Setting 6 External ...

Page 79: ...e MENU ESC key to open the menu 2 Select 9 Installation Setting The following confirmation message appears 3 Select OK Quit Cancel Menu Quit 1 TX RX Setting 2 Gain Setting 3 Display Setting 4 Picture Setting 5 Record Recall Register 6 Fish Finder 8 Test 9 Installation Setting 0 Mark Operation Support Tool Shortcut Menu 7 3D Functions Confirm This menu is for installation settings regarding display...

Page 80: ...m TD Position Registering 1 4 Register the transducer position To register the position now fully retract the transducer then left click Next To register the position at a later time left click Cancel Next Cancel TD Position Re registration Confirmation Transducer positions are already registered Are you sure you want to re register positions Left click Next to re register positions left click Can...

Page 81: ...k transmit status Transmission is set to OFF as factory default You can check and change the status by doing the following 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open the menu 2 Select 8 Test 3 Select 9 Transmission 4 Select the appropriate setting 5 Select Quit 6 Press and hold the MENU ESC key to close the menu How to check the hull unit 1 Press the power button to turn the power on then check that the LED...

Page 82: ... lowers Also while the transducer is being lowered check that the HTX LED lights when the TX limit switch is passed by the transducer shaft Note The TX limit switch does not stop the transducer when the TEST NORMAL switch is in the TEST position 5 Release the DOWN switch during lowering to confirm that the transducer stops lowering Control panel OFF TEST NORMAL L SW UP UP HTX LTX DN DOWN LTX Not u...

Page 83: ...ck in its holder 10 Check the following items in the control panel Each of the LEDs for UP HTX and DN light when their respective limit switch is pressed UP LED lights when the UP switch is pressed DOWN LED lights when the DOWN switch is pressed 11 After the above tests are completed switch the TEST NORMAL switch back to NORMAL on the control panel 12 Press the mid protrusion key and check that th...

Page 84: ...C key to open the menu 5 Select 9 Installation Setting A confirmation message appears 6 Select OK 7 Select 4 Hull Unit Setting 8 Select 3 Heading Adjust 1 9 Adjust the setting so that the target selected at step 2 appears at the 12 o clock position on screen A positive value corrects the heading in the clockwise right direction a negative value corrects in the anti clockwise left direction Note He...

Page 85: ...llation Setting A confirmation message appears 3 Select OK 4 Select 4 Hull Unit Setting 5 Select 5 Hull Unit Stroke 6 Select 800 mm or 1100 mm 7 Select Quit 8 Press and hold the MENU ESC key to close the menu 3 7 How to Configure the Own Ship Mark To show the own ship mark accurately on screen set your ship s dimensions and the position of the transducer with the following procedure 1 Press the ME...

Page 86: ...owing procedure to adjust the display settings 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open the menu 2 Select 9 Installation Setting A confirmation message appears 3 Select OK 4 Select 1 Display Setting 5 Select 5 Monitor Setting 6 Select 1 2nd Monitor Setting TD Position 1 Ship s Length Ship s Width TD Position 2 Negative value for port Menu Quit Installation Setting Head Up 1 Orientation Mode Display Settin...

Page 87: ...up requires the connection of an external media to the processor unit 1 With the MENU ESC key pressed and held press 1 F1 3 F3 5 F5 in order The system menu items appear on the main menu Repeat the above procedure to hide the system menu items 2 Press the MENU ESC key to open the menu 3 Select Other Setting 4 Select Backup Data Quit Cancel Dual Display OFF Sub Display Confirm Press the power key t...

Page 88: ...lete Data to delete unnecessary files then repeat the above proce dure 3 9 2 How to import the backup data Note Data import requires the connection of an external media to the processor unit 1 With the MENU ESC key pressed and held press 1 F1 3 F3 5 F5 in order The system menu items appear on the main menu Repeat the above procedure to hide the system menu items 2 Press the MENU ESC key to open th...

Page 89: ...saved in the processor unit is overwritten and replaced when data is imported from an external source 9 Restart the system to apply the setting File Name Load File Location Load Cancel Update Backup Folder Update the backup folder Old data will be replaced with the selected backup If the update is not completed correctly the old data will be automatically restored after a system restart Update Can...

Page 90: ...ing progress After the settings are saved the Setting File menu appears 8 Press and hold the MENU ESC key to close the menu Note The error message Disk space insufficient Delete unnecessary files appears if the save destination does not have sufficient space a minimum of 500MB is re quired If this occurs select Delete Data to delete unnecessary files then repeat the above procedure 3 10 2 How to l...

Page 91: ...ENU ESC key pressed and held press 1 F1 3 F3 5 F5 in order The system menu items appear on the main menu Repeat the above procedure to hide the system menu items 2 Press the MENU ESC key to open the menu 3 Select 9 Installation Setting A confirmation message appears 4 Select OK Drop down list of destinations Progress bar Fills in blue color from left to right indicating the save progress Progress ...

Page 92: ...A confirmation message appears 4 Select OK 5 Select System Setting 6 Select Date Time 7 Set the time date and timezone as required Note When the timezone setting is changed the message Press the power key to restart appears Restart the system to apply the setting 8 Press and hold the MENU ESC key to close the menu 9 With the MENU ESC key pressed and held press 1 F1 3 F3 5 F5 in order to hide the s...

Page 93: ...ode List The error code list shows the possible errors for this equipment Do as follows to open the error code list 1 With the MENU ESC key pressed and held press 1 F1 3 F3 5 F5 in order The system menu items appear on the main menu Repeat the above procedure to hide the system menu items 2 Press the MENU ESC key to open the menu 3 Select 9 Installation Setting A confirmation message appears 4 Sel...

Page 94: ...check the motor operating times Check the motor operating times before replacing the processor unit 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open the menu 2 Select 8 Test Error description Detailed information for the error Close the error code list Move to the last page Move to the first page Open the next page Select the unit whose error codes you want to view Open the previous page Error code Current page n...

Page 95: ...rmation message appears 4 Select OK 5 Select System Maintenance 6 Select Motor Operating Time INIT 7 Select Rotate Motor 8 Register the operating time for the rotation motor as recorded at How to check the motor operating times on page 3 18 9 Select Quit on the setting box 10 Similarly register the operation time for the pitch motor Pitch Mo tor 11 Press and hold the MENU ESC key to close the menu...

Page 96: ...ing the processor unit the year and date shown in this menu must be transferred to the new processor unit 7 Select Year 8 Set the year of the sonar oil change 9 Select Quit on the setting box 10 Select Month 11 Set the month of the sonar oil change 12 Select Quit on the setting box 13 Select Message Timing 14 Set the message timing unit month A message notifying the operator that oil replacement i...

Page 97: ...TX RX Setting 2 Gain Setting 3 Display Setting 4 Picture Setting 5 Record Recall Register 6 Fish Finder 8 Test 9 Installation Setting 0 Mark Operation Support Tool Shortcut Menu 7 3D Functions Confirm This menu is for installation settings regarding display operation and initial settings Do you want to adjust or change these settings OK Menu Quit 1 Display Setting 2 Operation Setting 3 Motion Sens...

Page 98: ...lay area Options are 1 3R 1 6R 1 9R R ratio of increase in relation to currently selected range 4 TVG SIG Monitor TRANSP Turns on off the TVG monitor transparency 5 Monitor Setting Settings for the secondary monitor For details section 3 8 6 Timer Display Shows or hides the timer display which appears at the bottom left of the display 7 Data Box Display Shows or hides the Numeric Graphic display 8...

Page 99: ...angle and user program num ber selection Normal Scroll upward to decrease downward to in crease values Reverse Reverse of Normal 2 S Mode Programs a function to the scrollwheel The choices are Tilt Angle Range Gain or Sweep 3 Circular Cursor Adjusts the amount of variation of the circle cursor 1 9 4 Circular Cursor Diameter Sets the default diameter of the circle cursor 10 2000 m Menu Quit Install...

Page 100: ... Setting5 The larger the setting number the faster the sweep speed 4 Sweep Angle Interval Sets the sweep angle intervals for manual operation 1 3 5 7 10 7 Dimmer Adjusts the illumination of the control unit operation panel setting range 0 to 15 8 Key Beep Volume Sets the volume of the beep which sounds for key opera tion setting range 0 to 7 9 Trackball Speed Sets the tracking speed of the trackba...

Page 101: ...y is pressed Fixed Position The transducer stops at the selected posi tion If the mid protrusion key is operated the transduc er is being raised or lowered the transducer stops at the fixed position Any Position The transducer starts lowering when Full protrude key is operated The lowering is stopped when the mid protrusion key is operated To raise or lower the transducer from the current position...

Page 102: ... NMEA 3 Speed Course Sets the input format for ship s speed and course data setting range Disable NMEA SOG NMEA STW 4 Speed Sensor Sets the type of device which is used as the speed and course data source setting range Disable GPS DR Doppler DR 5 LAT LON Sets the input format for position data setting range Disable NMEA 6 Water Depth Sets the input format for water depth setting range Disable NMEA...

Page 103: ...ind Sets the input format for wind data setting range Disable NMEA 1 Net Depth Sets the input format for net depth data setting range Dis able NMEA Menu item Remarks 1 Ship s Length Sets the length of the ship 2 Ship s Width Sets the width of the ship at its widest point 3 TD Position 1 Sets the distance from transducer to bow 4 TD Position 2 Sets the distance from transducer to keel Set a positiv...

Page 104: ...Program Restores all user programs to their default settings When 3 Reset User Program is selected the following message ap pears Select Yes to restore the default settings 4 Reset System Restore all settings other than the following menu items to de fault settings Language setting IP Address System Time Year Month of oil change Motor operating time When 4 Reset System is selected the following me...

Page 105: ...11mm 12 6mm TTYCY 4 0 75mm2 1 11mm 17 7mm TTYCY 4SLA 0 75mm2 1 11mm 19 5mm TTYCYSLA 1 0 75mm2 1 11mm 11 2mm TTYCYSLA 4 0 75mm2 1 11mm 17 9mm EX TTYCYSLA 4 MPYC 4 Designation type of twisted pairs Designation type of cores 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 Cables listed in the manual are usually shown as Japanese Industrial Standard JIS Use the following guide to locate an equivalent cable locally JIS cable name...

Page 106: ...y depending on the input voltage section 2 3 3 Vibration and sound whileraising loweringthe transducer Confirm that abnormal vibration or noise is not generated from the hull unit while raising lowering the transducer Software setting check Language setting The language in which the menus and indi cations is changed as necessary section 3 2 Year Month of oil change Register the year and month of t...

Page 107: ...r the numeric graphic data display as appropriate Operator s manual Function key setting Assign the function to the function keys as necessary Operator s manual Preset the horizontal mode ranges Preset the horizontal mode ranges as select ed with the RANGE control as necessary Operator s manual Check point Reference Result ...

Page 108: ...䛡䛶䛔䜎䛩䚹㻔㻖㻝㻕䠖㻭㼀㼀㻭㻯㻴㻱㻰㻌㼀㻻㻌㼀㻴㻱㻌㻴㼁㻸㻸㻌㼁㻺㻵㼀㻚䠄 ᅗ䛾ᑍἲ䛿䚸ཧ 䛷䛩䚹㻌㻌㻰㻵㻹㻱㻺㻿㻵㻻㻺㻿㻌㻵㻺㻌㻰㻾㻭㼃㻵㻺㻳㻌㻲㻻㻾㻌㻾㻱㻲㻱㻾㻱㻺㻯㻱㻌㻻㻺㻸㼅㻚䠅 A 1 㹎㸿㹁㹉㹇㹌㹅ࠉ㹊㹇㹑㹒 69 1 69 1 1 0 2 8 7 1 6 5 37 21 2 θ 4 7 ࣘࢽࢵࢺ 81 7 ୖୗ 8 81 7 69 1 ணഛရ 63 5 3 576 ணഛရ 63 5 3 576 63 ᆅ 㒊ရ 2 66 0 1 ࠉ3 576 ᆅ 㒊ရ ワရ 8 81 7 66 0 3 576 69 1 ᕤ ᮦᩱ 167 7 21 0 7 5 6 㺕㺼㺲㺓㺐㺷 5 2 6 ᅗ 2 80 17 ഛせ㡿 ⱥ 167 7 21 0 18 1 0 ഛせ㡿 167 7 21 0 18 3 0 ഛ ࡢࡈὀព 127 25 167 7 21 䡶㻙䢀䢚 ྕᮎᑿ䛾㼇㻖㻖㼉䛿䚸㑅ᢥရ䛾௦ 䡶...

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Page 110: ...0 18 20 ഛせ㡿 167 7 21 0 18 0 䡶㻙䢀䢚 ྕᮎᑿ䛾㼇㻖㻖㼉䛿䚸㑅ᢥရ䛾௦ 䡶䡬䢀䢚䜢䛧䜎䛩䚹㻯㻻㻰㻱㻌㻺㼁㻹㻮㻱㻾㻌㻱㻺㻰㻵㻺㻳㻌㼃㻵㼀㻴㻌㻎㻖㻖㻎㻌㻵㻺㻰㻵㻯㻭㼀㻱㻿㻌㼀㻴㻱㻌㻯㻻㻰㻱㻌㻺㼁㻹㻮㻱㻾㻌㻻㻲㻌㻾㻱㻼㻾㻱㻿㻱㻺㼀㻭㼀㻵㼂㻱㻌㻹㻭㼀㻱㻾㻵㻭㻸㻚䠄 ᅗ䛾ᑍἲ䛿䚸ཧ 䛷䛩䚹㻌㻌㻰㻵㻹㻱㻺㻿㻵㻻㻺㻿㻌㻵㻺㻌㻰㻾㻭㼃㻵㻺㻳㻌㻲㻻㻾㻌㻾㻱㻲㻱㻾㻱㻺㻯㻱㻌㻻㻺㻸㼅㻚䠅 A 5 㹎㸿㹁㹉㹇㹌㹅ࠉ㹊㹇㹑㹒 69 1 0 2 8 7 1 6 5 37 21 2 θ 4 7 ࣘࢽࢵࢺ 81 7 ᩚྜ 0 7 1 2 69 ᕤ ᮦᩱ 167 7 21 0 7 5 6 ᕤ ᮦᩱ 167 7 21 0 7 5 6 3 䠄 ᅗ䛾ᑍἲ䛿䚸ཧ 䛷䛩䚹㻌㻌㻰㻵㻹㻱㻺㻿㻵㻻㻺㻿㻌㻵㻺㻌㻰㻾㻭㼃㻵㻺㻳㻌㻲㻻㻾㻌㻾㻱㻲㻱㻾㻱㻺㻯㻱㻌㻻㻺㻸㼅㻚䠅 A 6 ...

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Page 114: ...O 型名規格 DESCRIPTIONS 1 1 2 INSTALLATION MATERIALS 工事材料表 10CI X 9401 ｲﾗｯｸｽﾁｭｰﾌﾞ A INSULATION TUBE A 4 0X0 3 ｷｲﾛ 5CM 1 000 100 923 00 1 CODE NO ｺﾈｸﾀ NCS CONNECTOR NCS NCS 253 P 1 000 506 503 10 2 CODE NO NCS 253 P ROHS 000 160 153 10 略図の寸法は参考値です DIMENSIONS IN DRAWING FOR REFERENCE ONLY ＦＵＲＵＮＯＥＬＥＣＴＲＩＣＣＯＬＴＤ型式ｺｰﾄﾞ番号が２段の場合下段より上段に代わる過渡期品でありどちらかが入っていますなお品質は変わりません TWO TYPES AND CODES MAY BE LISTE...

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