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    - Easy 4 Step NavNet Software Settings

ATTENTION INSTALLERS

   :  READ THIS INFORMATION BEFORE

YOU INSTALL AND CONFIGURE ALL NAVNET DISPLAYS!

In order to simplify all NavNet Software Settings and avoid confusion, we 

strongly

recommend that NavNet Installation Software Settings be performed in the following
steps:

NOTE:

 This procedure differs slightly from the one contained in the current NavNet

Installation  Manuals.
We have recently found that the below procedure is more intuitive for the NavNet Installer
or Customer who is not yet familiar with all aspects of the NavNet System.

STEP 1:

  Make sure that ALL Simulation Modes have been turned off and these

modes are set to “LIVE”!  There is a small Simulator Icon                on the left side

of NavNet Displays indicating one or more of the simulator modes are enabled.  This
small icon can be easily overlooked when installing a NavNet Display!

STEP 2:

  Install, test, and configure all NavNet Radar Display & Antenna systems

INDIVIDUALLY!  Do this BEFORE any network connections or changes are made.

NavNet products allow for multiple radar systems to be connected in a single network.  It
is important that you confirm each individual radar is operational and adjusted properly
before the network connections and settings are made.
-Refer to the RADAR SETUP Section of the Installation Manual for further instruction
-If you are not installing a NavNet Radar as part of your NavNet system, proceed to the
next step.

STEP 3:

  Install, test and configure individual GPS, DGPS, WAAS, LORAN and Heading

Sensor inputs BEFORE any network connections or changes are made.

NavNet allows for one or multiple NMEA0183 navigation position sensors in a single
network.  Each NavNet display in a network can be programmed to use its own
navigation sensor or get position information from another display on the network.

-Refer to SECTION 6 in this document for a step-by-step configuration procedure

STEP 4:

  After the above steps have been completed, the Network Software and

Hardware Setup should be performed.

NOTE: DO NOT change any information on the  NETWORK SOUNDER SETUP display
page!

  The Network Sounder Settings are pre-configured to “Plug & Play” with the

Network Sounder (BBFF1).  Other default network settings may or may not need
modification depending on the configuration of the specific NavNet System.

-Refer to SECTION 5 in this document for a step-by-step configuration procedure

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Summary of Contents for GD-1700C

Page 1: ...n Section 2 The Three NavNet Cabling Options CAT5 RJ45 Information Section 3 NavNet Ethernet Hubs and Hub Power Supply Section 4 Easy 4 Step Software Installation Setting Procedures Section 5 Network...

Page 2: ...twork Components Any NavNet Display GPS Sensors Network Sounder BBFF1 Heading Sensors Smart Temp Depth Sensors RD30 Displays Any NavNet Radar Plotter or Plotter may be used independently as a stand al...

Page 3: ...the Furuno 6 Pin to 6 Pin Network Cables listed below is the simplest way to network any two NavNet Network components Please note that the Network Sounder is supplied with a standard 5 Meter Network...

Page 4: ...th cable from Table 3 1 Page 3 for EACH NavNet Display or Network Sounder Each cable must be routed to a suitable location where the Ethernet Hub will be mounted Note The Ethernet Hub Connection will...

Page 5: ...f dealer supplied CAT5 Cabling and or connections is NOT guaranteed by Furuno and must be performed by the installer Exact CAT5 Network Installation Methods and Practices are MANDATORY Please see our...

Page 6: ...ht connection for the RJ45 coupler junctions is the responsibility of the installer CAT5 Cable and RJ45 Connector Information While a complete explanation on installing CAT5 Network Cabling is beyond...

Page 7: ...Only Be Terminated With an RJ45 Connector NEVER use any other kind of connector or normal terminal strip for CAT5 cables The network will simply not function if this is done 110 Punch Down Blocks are...

Page 8: ...BROWN NOTE Identifying The Pin Assignment of an RJ45 Connector PIN 1 is at the LEFT when looking at the Flat Side of an RJ45 with the cable entry at the bottom 1 8 TOP FRONT 1 8 PIN 1 1 White w Orang...

Page 9: ...der of the network will still function Hubs will also protect the network from a Network Component that is placing bad data on the network or has timing problems Hubs also provide excellent feedback f...

Page 10: ...NMEA In GREEN NMEA Input SMART DEPTH SENSOR or OTHER PIN 5 12VDC RED 12VDC OUTPUT 250mA Maximum Current Out PIN 6 Buzzer Out BLACK Buzzer Output to Relay or Other PIN 7 GROUND SHIELD USE BARE SHIELD...

Page 11: ...technically any Ethernet 10BASE T or 10 100BASE T Hub is compatible with NavNet Products If you have a stable power source available any hub will work DANGER Do Not Attempt to Source More than 250mA f...

Page 12: ...nnected in a single network It is important that you confirm each individual radar is operational and adjusted properly before the network connections and settings are made Refer to the RADAR SETUP Se...

Page 13: ...this number is that the last three digits must be different from any other display in the NavNet network Usually this number only has to be changed if there are identical displays in the network RADAR...

Page 14: ...the other display s chart card slot 1 Both displays are configured to show the radar picture coming from the PORT RADAR 1 C MAP FURUNO and Navionics Chart information may be distributed through the ne...

Page 15: ...there are 3 displays and a network sounder Note that the RADAR SOURCE of the GD 1900C may be set to either the 1722C or the M1933C but not both GD 1900C 1722C M1933C DON T ALTER NETWORK SOUNDER SETUP...

Page 16: ...splay it will then be transmitted throughout the NavNet network via ethernet If you are using a GP 310B BBGPS and it is plugged into port 1 your NAV ports need to be changed from the default configura...

Page 17: ...ON SOURCE to the ALL Selection WARNING IF SUPPLYING POWER TO AN EXTERNAL NAVIGATOR FROM A NAVNET DISPLAY CURRENT DRAW MUST NOT EXCEED 250MA Refer to both the applicable NavNet installation manual and...

Page 18: ...e turn the backlighting illumination to the OFF position on the Sensor Mode GP36 when the display is hidden away and not viewed The GP36 may also be powered from a breaker in Sensor Mode for added red...

Page 19: ...keys Step 2 Move your curser to FURUNO GPS SENSOR then press the edit soft key and select NO with the curser control Step 3 Hit the RETURN soft key three times and then press NAV OPTIONS and NAV SOUR...

Page 20: ...tly to the DATA1 port on any NavNet display If the DATA1 port is occupied by the GP 310B you can use a Y Adapter Cable AIR 033 407 or a terminal strip to connect the Smart Sensor to any NavNet Display...

Page 21: ...he proper Temp and Depth Data to other NavNet Displays in the Network Follow the same procedure and turn on MTW and DPT at the NavNet Display that is connected to the Smart Sensor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 WHITE...

Page 22: ...urce to DATA1 DATA3 7 Mono Color LCD And 10 CRT NavNet Displays Data4 10 4 Color LCD NavNet Displays 1 TD RS232 WHITE 2 RD RS232 BLUE 3 RD A Input YELLOW 4 RD B Input GREEN 5 12V DC RED 6 Buzzer Out B...

Page 23: ...and Temperature Sources to ETR in the General Setup Menu NOTE The NavNet Display s Depth and Temperature Alarm Parameters will always utilize the source of digital depth and temperature selected in t...

Page 24: ...tallation Manual for details When finished configuring the radar settings turn the display off then on again to escape from the INSTALLATION MODE STEP 2 Change Nav Position Source to BBGPS Keystroke S...

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