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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWORD ................................................................................................................................... xi
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................... xiii
EQUIPMENT LIST .......................................................................................................................... xv
1

BASIC OPERATION .........

....................................................................................................... 1-1

1.1  Controls ........................................................................................................................ 1-1
1.2  Turning Power On/Off ................................................................................................... 1-4
1.3  How to Adjust the Brilliance   ........................................................................................ 1-5

1.3.1 How to adjust the brilliance of display ............................................................... 1-5
1.3.2 How to adjust the brilliance of panel keys ......................................................... 1-5

1.4 Description of Menu Setting Window ............................................................................ 1-6

1.5 Display Indications ....................................................................................................... 1-8

1.5.1  Radar display ................................................................................................... 1-8
1.5.2  Fish finder display .......................................................................................... 1-10
1.5.3  Multi beam sonar display ................................................................................ 1-12

RADAR ..................

.................................................................................................................. 2-1

2. 1 Basic operation of radar ............................................................................................... 2-1

2.1.1  Transmission/stand-by...................................................................................... 2-1
2.1.2  Working Indicator ............................................................................................. 2-2
2.1.3  Screen display examples, InstantAccess

Bar items ....................................... 2-3

2.1.4 Overview of menu operations ........................................................................... 2-4
2.1.5 Tuning .............................................................................................................. 2-5

2. 2 Display Modes .............................................................................................................. 2-6

2.2.1 Selecting a display mode .................................................................................. 2-6
2.2.2 Description of display modes ............................................................................ 2-7

2.8.1  Heading line ................................................................................................... 2-13
2.8.2  How to adjust the heading line ........................................................................ 2-13
2.8.3  How to erase the heading line temporarily ...................................................... 2-14
2.8.4  North marker .................................................................................................. 2-14

2. 9 Interference Rejection ................................................................................................ 2-15
2. 10 Noise Rejection .......................................................................................................... 2-16
2. 11 How to Measure the Range to a Target .................................................................... 2-17

2.11.1  How to adjust the brilliance of fixed range rings   ............................................ 2-17
2.11.2  How to measure the range with the Variable Range Marker (VRM) ................ 2-19
2.11.3  How to change the VRM unit of measurement   .............................................. 2-19

Summary of Contents for SFD-1010

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL www furuno com FLEX FUNCTION DISPLAY Model SFD 1010 1012 Product Name SINGLE FUNCTION DISPLAY...

Page 2: ...RUNO Authorized Distributor Dealer 9 52 Ashihara cho Nishinomiya 662 8580 JAPAN A JUL 2022 Printed in Japan All rights reserved A1 NOV 04 2022 Pub No OME 45170 A1 TASU SFD 1010 1012 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 4...

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

Page 4: ...it or make him her fall from the radar mast which can result in death Never remove cover High voltage is used inside Electrical shock may result if you touch high voltage components In case of malfunc...

Page 5: ...e gain or suppress the sea clutter too much to make sure that necessary targets are not eliminated from the radar screen CAUTION About plotting accuracy The plotting accuracy and response speed of thi...

Page 6: ...UTION Do not install the transducer in a place where air bubbles and noise are present The equipment performance will be affected The following are guidelines for handling of the transducer cable Keep...

Page 7: ...2 1 2 1 2 Working Indicator 2 2 2 1 3 Screen display examples InstantAccessTM Bar items 2 3 2 1 4 Overview of menu operations 2 4 2 1 5 Tuning 2 5 2 2 Display Modes 2 6 2 2 1 Selecting a display mode...

Page 8: ...2 18 4 How to change the trail gradation 2 30 2 18 5 How to change the trail color 2 31 2 18 6 How to change the trail level 2 31 2 19 Assigning Functions to the Function Keys 2 32 2 19 1 How to assi...

Page 9: ...ure Advance Speed 3 12 3 8 How to Reduce Interference 3 13 3 9 How to Reduce Low Level Noise 3 13 3 10 How to Erase Weak Echoes 3 14 3 11 A Scope Display 3 14 3 12 How to Adjust the Window Size 3 15 3...

Page 10: ...n Display 4 14 4 4 1 How to change the picture advance speed 4 15 4 4 2 How to change echo color 4 15 4 5 Cross Section SONAR Display 4 16 4 5 1 How to show or hide the grid 4 17 4 5 2 Zoom display 4...

Page 11: ...weep timing 5 19 5 7 3 How to adjust the main bang 5 20 5 7 4 How to show the own ship mark 5 21 5 7 5 How to set a sector blank 5 22 5 8 Fish Finder 5 24 5 8 1 Fish finder source menu 5 24 5 8 2 Tran...

Page 12: ...nder problems 6 3 6 4 Alert List 6 4 6 4 1 Radar 6 4 6 4 2 Fish finder 6 4 6 4 3 Multi beam sonar 6 4 APPX 1 MENU TREES AP 1 SPECIFICATIONS SP 1 PACKING LIST S A 1 OUTLINE DRAWING S D 1 INTERCONNECTIO...

Page 13: ...h DRS series DRS4DL Picture adjustment gain sea surface rain snow tuning pulse length display range interference rejection Antenna rotation control transmission stop area TT control Display mode Head...

Page 14: ...lly connected LCD display Output 1 port 1280x720 720x1280 HD for the HDMI output Hanger Hangers are included for portrait mount and landscape mount of display unit Software used in this product This p...

Page 15: ...the power of DFF 3D then turn on the power of SFD 1010 1012 Configuration with one display unit Either radar or fish finder can be used by changing the sensor selection in the CONNECTING EQUIPMENT SET...

Page 16: ...ta to LAN Both SFDs can be used for display and control of radar or fish finder by selecting a sensor to use in the CONNECTING EQUIPMENT SETTING menu The CONNECTING EQUIPMENT SETTING menu appears if t...

Page 17: ...it RCU 030 000 024 900 External Alarm Buzzer OP03 136 000 086 443 NMEA Data Converter IF NMEA2K2 000 020 510 Junction Box FI 5002 005 008 400 CAN bus Cable Assembly CB 05PM 05BF 010 000 167 968 11 w c...

Page 18: ...FRU MF000000001 000 194 635 10 Joint Box TL CAT 012 000 167 140 10 For LAN cable extension LAN Cable Assembly MOD Z073 030 3m 19S1146 000 167 171 11 Straight 2 pairs 3m MOD Z072 020 2m 19S1181 000 167...

Page 19: ...he higher level when a lower level menu is selected When controlling radar UP RIGHT ARROW arrow key Raises the range When selecting a menu moves cursor upward for horizontal mounting and downward for...

Page 20: ...in Adjust LF When using multi beam sonar POPUP menu Opens closes the POPUP menu Moves through POPUP menu The selections of POPUP menu differs after Range Auto Range Mode according to the selected mode...

Page 21: ...pment uses a capacitive touch screen Tap the screen with your fingertips directly Do not use sharp objects needle pen nail or a stylus pen Also be careful not to scratch the screen Tapping the screen...

Page 22: ...TER key 3 Select OFF with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 4 Tap x on the title bar to close the BRILLIANCE menu When using radar When using fish finder multi beam sonar How to remove the hard...

Page 23: ...popup window to turn off the power 1 3 How to Adjust the Brilliance 1 3 1 How to adjust the brilliance of display Touch control 1 Press the POWER BRILLIANCE key 2 Drag the slider bar on the right sid...

Page 24: ...ER key or tap an option to select then the selected option is entered and the option window closes Close option window without saving Tap any location other than the option window Radar Fish finder Mu...

Page 25: ...n by tapping the display or key control Appears when proceeding with test related menu such as self test LCD pattern test etc Radar Fish finder Multi beam sonar 1 4 5 Popup type window Select an optio...

Page 26: ...ed range ring box Displays the range of the fixed range rings Disabled ST BY TX box Changes between the ST BY and the TX modes Enabled Heading box Displays heading Disabled Working Indicator Checks th...

Page 27: ...es the EBL1 and EBL2 Adjusts the bearing to the EBL Enabled VRM1 box 1 VRM1 box 2 Activates deactivates the VRM1 and VRM2 Adjusts the range to the VRM Enabled No Name Description Touch control Instant...

Page 28: ...output setting Disabled Interference rejection Displays interference rejection setting Disabled Fish school alarm box Displays currently active alarm Disabled Minute marker Displays the progress time...

Page 29: ...No Name Description Touch control InstantAccessTM Bar Displays the InstantAccessTM Bar menu Enabled A Scope Displays echo strength with width and color brightness Disabled 1 11 1 BASIC OPERATION...

Page 30: ...ange Disabled InstantAccessTM Bar Enabled Data box Displays the settings of the items set in DATA DATA DISPLAY Disabled Water temperature scale Measures the water temperature Disabled Gain Displays th...

Page 31: ...items set in DATA DATA DISPLAY Disabled Gain Displays the gain status Disabled Depth Displays depth Disabled Alarm box Displays the occurring alarms Disabled VRM view Displays the water depth of tappe...

Page 32: ...et in DATA DATA DISPLAY Disabled Gain Displays the gain status Disabled Depth Displays depth Disabled Alarm box Displays the occurring alarms Disabled VRM view Displays the water depth of tapped locat...

Page 33: ...sabled VRM view The information displayed changes according to the item tapped Other than seabed school of fish Displays the water depth of the tapped location Seabed The depth to the seabed and time...

Page 34: ...nt Displays the water current Disabled Net Displays the net Disabled School of fish depth gradation Displays the legacy of fish school depth and gradation Disabled School of fish color bar Displays th...

Page 35: ...ift to the stand by mode take the similar steps to change the indication to ST BY The magnetron life gets shorter in proportion to the transmission state Keep the unit in stand by when transmission is...

Page 36: ...orking indicator rotates clockwise steadily However when the radar rotation is stopped the working indicator stops rotating Note1 The working indicator cannot be switched on and off It always appears...

Page 37: ...ng brilliance OFF CENTER Shifts own ship position to selected location TGT ALARM 1 Sets the no 1 acquisition zone TGT ALARM 2 Sets the no 2 acquisition zone TRAIL Turns off the trail function and disp...

Page 38: ...trails MARK TEXT For setting the transparency of own ship s mark and menus and for setting the data box BRILL COLOR For brilliance and color adjustment ALERT SETTINGS For settings and adjustment relat...

Page 39: ...s 4 Tap Manual to set a tuning mode 5 Tap Manual Tuning and drag the slider bar on the right of the menu or tap or to set the tuning level 6 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press th...

Page 40: ...cted The heading set course is fixed toward the top of the screen The bearing scale rotates Note NORTH UP and COURSE UP require heading signals If the heading signal is disrupted during NORTH UP or CO...

Page 41: ...the desired direction such as a destination or a port the heading set course at that moment is fixed toward the top of the screen the bearing scale also rotates Then the heading line moves according t...

Page 42: ...Press the ADJUST key to open the ADJUST menu 2 Select Gain with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Manual Auto selection box appears 3 Select Manual with the arrow keys then press the ENTER...

Page 43: ...clutter level with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 6 Press the MENU ESC key to close ADJUST Note The procedures after step 3 are for when Manual is selected When Auto is selected the sea clutt...

Page 44: ...isplay menu 2 Select ECHO ADJ menu with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Auto SEA menu with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key Advanced Coastal selection box appears 4 Select eith...

Page 45: ...UST key to open the ADJUST menu 2 Tap the Rain menu to open the Manual Auto selection box 3 Tap Manual 4 Drag the slider bar of the Rain menu or tap or to adjust the rain clutter level 5 Tap x on the...

Page 46: ...checking the latitude and longitude position of targets Drag the cursor on the target to display the distance bearing and latitude longitude information in the cursor data box at the top right of the...

Page 47: ...d ahead may appear on the heading line zero degrees even if you installed the antenna unit facing straight ahead in the direction of the bow It is because of the difficulty in achieving accurate initi...

Page 48: ...he screen 2 8 3 How to erase the heading line temporarily To check a small target in the heading direction erase the heading line temporarily 1 Tap on the left side of the screen to open the InstantAc...

Page 49: ...open the ADJUST menu 2 Tap the Int Rejector menu to open the Off On selection box 3 Tap On 4 Tap x on the title bar to close the ADJUST menu Key control 1 Press the ADJUST key to open the ADJUST menu...

Page 50: ...h the following procedure Noise rejection can be set in two ways Using the ADJUST menu for noise rejection Touch control 1 Press the ADJUST key to open the ADJUST menu 2 Tap the Noise Rejector menu to...

Page 51: ...easured in three ways with the fixed range rings with the cursor or with the Variable Range Marker VRM Refer to Section 2 12 1 for the method using the cursor Use the fixed range rings concentric circ...

Page 52: ...the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Off 1 2 3 4 selection box appears 4 Select Off 1 2 3 or 4 with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU Using the Ins...

Page 53: ...y to confirm the location 4 To erase the displayed VRM tap the VRM box you have set 2 11 3 How to change the VRM unit of measurement VRMs can be displayed in the following units of measurement Nautica...

Page 54: ...be distinguished from each other by the different lengths of their dashes The dashes on EBL2 are longer than those of the EBL1 2 12 1 How to measure the bearing using Electronic Bearing Lines EBL 1 T...

Page 55: ...ntrol 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select MARK TEXT with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select EBL Reference with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Relative True select...

Page 56: ...e the following steps to display the target alert zone 1 Tap on the left side of the screen to open the InstantAccessTM Bar 2 Tap TGT ALARM 1 or TGT ALARM 2 3 Tap Show Alarm Zone and set to On To hide...

Page 57: ...set to On To turn off the target alert alarm set Alarm to Off in Step 3 2 13 5 How to turn on off the automatic acquisition function of target alert The target alarm feature can be used to automatica...

Page 58: ...or a certain period of time alternately By automatically switching the state between transmission and stand by unnecessary use of the magnetron can be avoided Additionally the watchman can be used tog...

Page 59: ...he view field in the direction you wish to see without switching to a larger range scale by shifting the center own ship position on the screen The own ship s position can be off centered to any point...

Page 60: ...m cursor is fixed to a tracked target Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap OTHERS 3 Tap Zoom Reference The Relative True Target selection box appears 4 Tap Relative True or Target...

Page 61: ...or F2 SETTING in the OTHERS menu is set to ZOOM Using the menu Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap OTHERS 3 Tap ZOOM The On Off selection box appears 4 Tap On or Off 5 Tap x on t...

Page 62: ...the InstantAccessTM Bar then tap TRAIL For each tap of TRAIL trail time changes as Off 15s 30s 1min 6min 10min 15min 30min Cont After selecting desired trail time tap to close the InstantAccessTM Bar...

Page 63: ...ve trails show other ships movements relative to own ship Since the movement of own ship and other ships are synthesized relative trails are effective when you want to see the relative movements for a...

Page 64: ...n The Single Multi selection box appears 4 Tap Single or Multi 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select TRAILS with the arrow keys then press t...

Page 65: ...rs 4 Select Blue Yellow or Green with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU 2 18 6 How to change the trail level The signal strength for displaying the trails...

Page 66: ...Tap Zoom Display Color Trail Mode OS Mark WPT Mark Echo Average or Bird Mode 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select OTHERS with the arrow ke...

Page 67: ...aging On Off Turns off the echo averaging function On Discriminates targets from the sea surface and reduces the glow of unstable echoes There are three ways to access the echo averaging function Usin...

Page 68: ...l 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap ECHO ADJ 3 Tap Display Curve The 1 2 3 selection box appears 4 Tap 1 2 or 3 1 Suppresses the display of weak echoes 2 Normal setting 3 Displays weak echoe...

Page 69: ...side 3 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU 2 23 Screen Display Colors The color for the items listed in the table below can be changed according to the aytime and nighttime situations 2 23 1 How to...

Page 70: ...5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU 2 23 2 User setting When Custom is selected in the Display Color menu Echo Color Background Color and Character Color can be set How to change the echo display c...

Page 71: ...U ESC key to open MENU 2 Select BRILL COLOR with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Background Color with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Black Navy Blue White selection box...

Page 72: ...o close MENU 2 23 3 How to change the brilliance of marks heading line and characters Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap BRILL COLOR 3 Tap Mark Brill HL Brill or Character Brill...

Page 73: ...splay On Off Take the following steps to switch the TT display between On or Off Note A target once acquired is retained in the memory as an acquired target This means that a target is displayed in th...

Page 74: ...ion box appears 4 Tap Green Red Blue White or Black 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select TT with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3...

Page 75: ...ring signal becomes lost Out of acquisition range Right after the acquisition the acquisition symbol is shown as a dashed square If the target is consistently shown for about 1 minute the acquisition...

Page 76: ...n ship confirm your safety If a target once lost is acquired again the normal acquisition symbol is restored To erase the lost target symbol tap the lost target symbol then press the MENU ESC key If t...

Page 77: ...MENU 2 Tap TT 3 Tap TT All Cancel A popup message appears 4 Tap Yes or No 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select TT with the arrow keys then...

Page 78: ...min 15 min and 30 min with each tap Select a vector time 4 Tap to close the InstantAccessTM Bar How to set vector reference 1 Tap on the left side of the screen to open the InstantAccessTM Bar 2 Tap...

Page 79: ...position display shows equally time spaced dots marking the past positions of any targets being tracked A new dot is added every minute or at other preset time intervals until the preset number is rea...

Page 80: ...erval The 15 s 30 s 1 min 2 min 3 min 6 min 12 min selection box appears 4 Tap 15 s 30 s 1 min 2 min 3 min 6 min or 12 min 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key t...

Page 81: ...dangerous target remains displayed until the dangerous state is removed How to set the CPA threshold Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap ALERT SETTINGS 3 Tap CPA The Off 0 5NM 1N...

Page 82: ...omes red an alarm sounds and the alert message Proximity shown at the lower part of the screen To silence the aural alarm and erase the alert message press any key on the key pad The dangerous target...

Page 83: ...NU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap TESTS 3 Tap Self Test The self diagnostic test screen appears Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select TESTS with the arrow keys then press the ENTER ke...

Page 84: ...white screen appears and displays red dots at the locations touched on the screen 2 Drag finger across the screen Red lines are drawn where finger is dragged To quit the test press the MENU ESC key th...

Page 85: ...ENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap TESTS 3 Tap Radar Sensor Test The antenna unit test screen appears Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select TESTS with the arrow keys then press the EN...

Page 86: ...opup message appears 4 Select YES or NO with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU How to initialize the display Take the following steps to initialize the dis...

Page 87: ...uage to use Orientation Setting Change the screen orientation between landscape and portrait Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap INSTALLATION menu 3 Tap Orientation Switching A p...

Page 88: ...on window appears Select the radar sensor as shown below Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap INSTALLATION menu 3 Tap Sensor Switching A popup message appears 4 Tap YES or NO Tapp...

Page 89: ...e arrow keys then press the ENTER key The ROTATE STOP selection box appears 4 Select ROTATE or STOP with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU Note The ANTENNA...

Page 90: ...he following steps to check the total transmission time Note This menu is for use by the service technician Do not change the indication Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap SERVI...

Page 91: ...he MENU ESC key to close MENU Note After setting the total TX time a popup asks if you are sure to change the setting Select YES to change the setting or NO to escape and keep the previous setting 2 R...

Page 92: ...This page is intentionally left blank 2 RADAR 2 58...

Page 93: ...Fish Finder 3 1 1 Transmission stand by To start transmission open the MENU select SOUNDER then set Transmit to On To enter the stand by mode set Transmit to Off Off in a similar manner Transmission...

Page 94: ...3 1 2 Screen display examples InstantAccessTM Bar items The contents of InstantAccessTM Bar can be set at IA BAR in MENU 3 FISH FINDER 3 2...

Page 95: ...NDER DISPLAY ALARM DATA IA BAR and SYSTEM This section describes basic menu operations Description of menus Menu Description SOUNDER For settings and adjustment related to fish finding DISPLAY For set...

Page 96: ...opup menu 2 Tap Mode 3 Tap a display mode you want to display on the screen 4 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the Popup menu key to open the Popup menu 2 Select Mode with the...

Page 97: ...ion of schools of fish at high resolution This frequency is useful for detailed observation of schools of fish Dual frequency display The high frequency picture appears on the right half of the screen...

Page 98: ...the screen and a picture of the bottom is expanded onto the left half of the screen Since the bottom is displayed flat regardless of its rugged condition this mode is useful for detecting bottom fish...

Page 99: ...peration cannot be conducted when the bottom discrimination feature is set to On Note 2 When selecting the same fish finder source on two SFD set RANGE 1 through RANGE 8 of the RANGE menu in the SYSTE...

Page 100: ...utter see section 3 9 which erases faint echoes automatically works to suppress faint echoes from murky water and plankton to show clear pictures TVG is automatically activated see section 3 19 The ga...

Page 101: ...enu 2 Tap Gain Auto 3 Tap Fishing or Cruising 4 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the Popup menu key to open the Popup menu 2 Select Gain Auto with the arrow keys then press the...

Page 102: ...en press the ENTER key 5 Set the gain adjustment level with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 6 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU 3 5 How to Measure the Time and Depth to Objects The VRM Vari...

Page 103: ...ight or tap or to set the shift level 4 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select SOUNDER with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Sh...

Page 104: ...pen MENU 2 Tap SOUNDER 3 Tap Pic Advance The Stop 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 x1 x2 x4 selection box appears 4 Tap Stop 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 x1 x2 or x4 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the...

Page 105: ...press the ENTER key The Off Low Medium High Auto selection box appears 4 Select Off Low Medium High or Auto with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU 3 9 How...

Page 106: ...n the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select SOUNDER with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Color Erase with the arrow keys then press the EN...

Page 107: ...TER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU 3 12 How to Adjust the Window Size The left and right window sizes can be adjusted when using a display mode other than the single frequency display Left...

Page 108: ...onditions 3 13 1 How to select display colors This equipment provides five color combinations White Blue Black Mono and Night which change display colors to meet ambient lighting conditions Displayed...

Page 109: ...p of the screen provides various operational information You can turn it on or off as follows Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap DISPLAY 3 Tap Header Info The Off On selection b...

Page 110: ...control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap DISPLAY 3 Tap Header Scale The Time Distance selection box appears 4 Tap Time or Distance 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press...

Page 111: ...Even if a fish is detected the fish size indicated may be smaller than actual size In a school of fish echoes overlap one another so the margin of error in fish size will be greater The sea bottom mu...

Page 112: ...ox appears 11 Select Off Striped Solid Circle or Square with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 12 Select Symbols Area with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Dual HF LF selection box ap...

Page 113: ...iscrimination or Bottom Discrimination Sounder BBDS1 The bottom material information appears at the bottom of the screen when the bottom discrimination function is turned on The information can be dis...

Page 114: ...Also the transmission interval of this equipment becomes slower than conventional fish finders Use this function at the water depth of 5 to 100 m Use this function at the ship speed of 10 knots or les...

Page 115: ...keys then press the ENTER key 6 Select Type View with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Graphic Probability selection box appears 7 Tap Graphic or Probability 8 Select Legend with the arrow...

Page 116: ...rmal BL Fish Normal BL selection box appears 4 Tap Off Normal BL Fish or Normal BL 5 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select ALARM with the arro...

Page 117: ...ose MENU When BOTTOM FISH is selected This is available when the BL HF mode or the BL LF mode is selected Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap ALARM 3 Tap Bottom From and drag the...

Page 118: ...ARM with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Sound with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Sound 1 Sound 2 Sound 3 Sound 4 selection box appears 4 Select Sound 1 Sound 2 Sound 3...

Page 119: ...Alarm below Water Temperature Alarm 3 Tap On 4 Tap From and drag the slider bar displayed on the right or tap or to set the starting temperature for the water temperature alarm 5 Tap Span and drag th...

Page 120: ...Alarm below Depth Alarm with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 4 Select On with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Select From with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 6 Set the start...

Page 121: ...press the ENTER key 6 Set the starting ship speed for the water depth alarm with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 7 Select Span with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 8 Set a range of shi...

Page 122: ...F and drag the slider bar displayed on the right side or tap or to set the TVG level 4 Tap x on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select SOUNDER with the...

Page 123: ...with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key The Off Narrow Wide selection box appears 4 Select Off Narrow or Wide with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU...

Page 124: ...s and corresponds to the transducer s position The line disappears from the screen when the range is shifted Bottom The bottom is usually shown in reddish brown or red because of strong reflection sig...

Page 125: ...r because the picture shows a sloped bottom For the rough bottom echoes are reflected on many different planes which displays echoes in many layers which gives a 3D effect Bottom material The bottom m...

Page 126: ...h the same display color in shallow water and deep water the one in deeper water is actually denser By constantly comparing actual fish volume against these references in each case you will be able to...

Page 127: ...r ship s wake It is mainly caused by the air bubbles in the surface layer This noise can be reduced on this equipment by adjusting the clutter value Air bubbles in the water When the sea is rough or t...

Page 128: ...rong false images are displayed at the bottom 3 22 System Menu 3 22 1 How to display the system menu The system menu consists of items which do not require frequent setting changes Touch control 1 Pre...

Page 129: ...er to turn the key beep On or Off 3 22 4 Language menu Language The display language can be switched between Japanese and English 3 22 5 Units menu Depth Select a unit of depth m ft fm HR Hiro Japanes...

Page 130: ...gh frequencies Water temperature Correct any wrong water temperature data Example If the water temperature indication is 2 C higher than actual water temperature enter 2 0 Speed Through the Water STW...

Page 131: ...appears only when DFF3 is used If the zero line tail is long increase the value If this does not delete the zero line lower the transmission output value Bottom detection level LF bottom detection lev...

Page 132: ...screen Off Turns off the demonstration mode Shallow Displays demonstration pictures in shallow water Deep Displays demonstration pictures in deep water 3 22 8 Tests You can select various menus relate...

Page 133: ...183 1 NMEA0183 2 Sensor list Shows a list of sensors currently detected by SFD Software Shows versions for System1 System2 Application Key Touch Internal buzzer Tap to turn on off the internal buzzer...

Page 134: ...ion Reset Sensor Initializes the sensor memory Reset Display Initializes the display unit memory Select Reset Display to show the restart screen Select YES to reset A message appears during the resett...

Page 135: ...of DFF 3D 4 1 1 Transmission stand by Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU and set Transmit menu to On to start transmission from the transducer To stop the transmission set the Transmit to Off When tr...

Page 136: ...der side scan sonar SOUNDER Menus and settings for using the multi beam fish finder SIDE SCAN Menus and settings for using the side scan display SONAR Menus and settings for using the sonar 3D HIST Me...

Page 137: ...lack Mono or Night 5 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select DISPLAY with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Palette then press the...

Page 138: ...NU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select COMMON with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Bottom Area with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key A slider bar appears at the right side of menu 4...

Page 139: ...according to the selected range A shorter range has a faster transmission rate a longer range has a slower rate Auto Transmit rate changes according to vessel speed Slow speeds have a slower transmis...

Page 140: ...from the right to left with the passing of time The echoes appearing at the right edge of the display are the latest echoes Echoes from individual fish schools of fish and the bottom are shown With t...

Page 141: ...the center of the vessel and traces in the port and starboard directions The most recent echoes are at the top of the screen and the oldest are at the bottom of the screen The side scan display is dif...

Page 142: ...downward to port 60 downward to starboard 60 providing highly accurate underwater images 3D history display The 3D history provides a 3D graphic of the past bottom and underwater echoes detected by y...

Page 143: ...d water depth at the time the marker is registered The TLL marker appears in downward location in case of multi beam fish finder and 3D history modes The maximum number of registerable TLL markers is...

Page 144: ...mark registration Without latitude longitude and heading Item Port Starboard TLL mark registration When sonar mode is used With latitude longitude and heading Item Sonar TLL mark registration Without...

Page 145: ...key to open Menu 2 Tap SOUNDER 3 Tap Beam Mode Single Triple selection box appears 4 Tap Single or Triple Note A Scope is unavailable when Triple is selected 5 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key...

Page 146: ...On the other hand when viewing a smooth bottom with little to no undulations a slow advance speed helps to identify rises and falls Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Tap SOUNDER 3...

Page 147: ...appears 6 Tap Off Small Medium or Large 7 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select DISPLAY with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select De...

Page 148: ...ction covers the functions available with the side scan display To show the SIDE SCAN menu press the MENU ESC key to open MENU then tap SIDE SCAN menu Or use the arrow keys to select SIDE SCAN menu th...

Page 149: ...the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Pic Advance with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key Off 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 x1 x2 x4 selection box appears 4 Select Off 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 x1 x2 or x4...

Page 150: ...s the functions available with the cross section display To show the SONAR menu press the MENU ESC key to open MENU then tap SONAR menu Or use the arrow keys to select SONAR menu then press the ENTER...

Page 151: ...hown right With pinch actions selected area and echo can be zoomed in or zoomed out When connecting trackball control unit RCU 030 the same operation can be done with the scroll wheel 4 5 3 How to smo...

Page 152: ...or High as necessary Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Tap SONAR 3 Tap Echo Smoothing 4 Tap Time Off Low Medium High selection box appears 5 Tap Off Low Medium or High 6 Tap on the...

Page 153: ...e the center of the bottom will rise or fall In such cases correct the speed of sound from the Sound Speed Correction menu Note Do the adjustment where the bottom is flat When the beam is shifted outw...

Page 154: ...Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Tap SONAR 3 Tap Sound Speed Correction 4 Tap Sound Speed Drag the slider bar which appears below menu or tap or to adjust the value Setting range 200 to 200 5 Tap...

Page 155: ...6 Press the MENU ESC key to close Menu 4 21 4 MULTI BEAM SONAR DFF 3D...

Page 156: ...ow to move zoom in zoom out the viewpoint position How to move the viewpoint The view point can be moved by dragging How to zoom in zoom out The display range can be zoomed in or out by pinching How t...

Page 157: ...th the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Register View with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key Favorite View1 Favorite View2 Favorite View3 Favorite View4 selection box appears 4 Selec...

Page 158: ...lt View Favorite View1 Favorite View2 Favorite View3 or Favorite View4 selection box appears 5 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select 3D HIST wit...

Page 159: ...box appears 4 Tap Off or On 5 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select 3D HIST with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Fish School w...

Page 160: ...y pressing the POP UP key then tap Restart or select Restart with arrow keys then press the ENTER key 2 Pop up window Are you Sure appears 3 Tap YES or NO or select either of them with the arrow keys...

Page 161: ...ith the arrow keys then press the ENTER key Low Medium High selection box appears 4 Select Low Medium or High with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close Menu 4 27 4...

Page 162: ...owever it becomes difficult to distinguish bottom fish from the bottom echo 4 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select 3D HIST with the arrow keys...

Page 163: ...Off Low Medium or High Select Off to stop smoothing 5 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select 3D HIST with the arrow keys then press the ENTER ke...

Page 164: ...ting range 0 to 100 4 Tap on the title bar to close MENU Key control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open Menu 2 Select 3D HIST with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select Terrain Shad with the...

Page 165: ...Tap 3D HIST 3 Tap Pic Advance Stop 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 x1 x2 x4 selection box appears 4 Tap Stop 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 x1 x2 or x4 The fastest speed is 4 1 and slowest speed is 1 16 4 1 means four times norm...

Page 166: ...t to single color multi tone or single tone Note The bottom is shown in white when its strength is greater than the strongest color shown on the color bar A school of fish is transparent when its stre...

Page 167: ...cription Setting range option Auto Automatically set the depth to display with the shading When Auto is On When Auto is Off On Off From Use the slider bar to set the shallowest depth to start shading...

Page 168: ...echo color in multi tone or single tone Clsssic Hue Invert Classic Hue Red Hue Blue Hue Green Hue Yellow Hue Gray Hue Brown Hue Fish Depth Shading Setting menu Item Description Setting range option C...

Page 169: ...other currents Layer1 Layer2 Layer3 Layer4 Layer5 Diff Layer1 Select the layer to compare with the basic layer Layer1 Layer2 Layer3 Layer4 Layer5 Diff Layer2 Select the layer to compare with the basi...

Page 170: ...d Note This function calculates probable net movement and thus does not guarantee the position of the net in the water Observe the net to make sure it does not get snagged by some object and that it i...

Page 171: ...Set the net depth 1 m 1200 m Distance Set the distance between own ship and net 1 m 1200 m 4 7 DISPLAY Menu This section covers the functions available with the DISPLAY menu To show the menu press th...

Page 172: ...et the header scale criterion Off Time Distance Scale Size Set the character size of scale 1 10 4 7 2 Screen setup You can set the screen configuration to use and switch the configuration from the pop...

Page 173: ...mode to display on the Mode 1 to Mode 4 menu item Multi Beam Side Scan Sonar or 3D History Swiching the screen from the pop up menu Press the POP UP key to open pop up menu then select Screen1 to Scr...

Page 174: ...use the arrow keys to select DATA then press the ENTER key Data Box The Data Box menu selects what data to display in the data box located at the left side of the screen The transparency of data box...

Page 175: ...pletely transparent Box Size sets the size of the data in the data box from 1 small to 10 large Compass Type Wind Spd Dir Cur Spd Dir Compass Type Select the bearing display format True or Magnetic Wi...

Page 176: ...nditions IA BAR menu When Preset 1 is selected When Preset 2 is selected The following items can be registered in the IA bar configurations Off Fish Shading From 3D Bottom Area Fish Shading Span 3D Bo...

Page 177: ...p Alarm Fish School 3D Water Temp Alm From Fish Detection Level 3D Water Temp Alm Span Bottom Echo Calibration 3D Depth Alarm Bathymetry Smoothing Level Depth Alm From Terrain Shading 3D Depth Alm Spa...

Page 178: ...ress the MENU ESC key to open MENU then tap SYSTEM Or use the arrow keys to select SYSTEM then press the ENTER key Range menu Ranges to select from the pop up menu can be set on the Range menu The val...

Page 179: ...ey beep can be set from the Key Pad menu Key Beep enables or disables the beep that sounds with touch control operation Wheel Drive menu Scroll direction when using the wheel of track ball control uni...

Page 180: ...fset the water temperature between 40 0 and 40 0 C Speed STW Offset the speed through water between 50 50 Zero Line Rejector Set to use the zero line rejector or not 4 11 Demo The demo mode uses the e...

Page 181: ...est Function Shows the currently active function Model Shows the sensor currently connected Memory Executes various system memory related operations And displays the results Storage Writes into and re...

Page 182: ...ernal buzzer if connected Touch screen Checks the touch screen for proper operation Touch the screen A white screen appears and a red dot is displayed at the touched position Drag your finger across t...

Page 183: ...Application Program Version 3 FPGA Version Shows FPGA Program Version 4 PCB Version Shows PCB Version 5 ROM Shows ROM check result 6 RAM Shows RAM check result 7 Temperature Shows water temperature 8...

Page 184: ...ay Initialize the memory of display unit When Reset Display is selected pop up window to request for your confirmation of rebooting the display unit appears After selecting YES a message announces tha...

Page 185: ...g equipment such as motors and generators Choose a location that allows easy access for maintenance and inspection Leave servicing space around the equipment as shown in the outline drawing at the end...

Page 186: ...cing downward Then tighten hanger knobs leaving approximately 15 mm space on both sides 4 Set the display unit to the hanger and securely tighten the knobs Note When mounting the display unit to the h...

Page 187: ...equipment on a flat surface Improper mounting may cause failures with the display screen of this equipment Note Check that the mounting surface is flat even and without curve 1 Make a mounting hole at...

Page 188: ...dually tighten four wing bolts equally You can use tools to tighten the wing nuts 3 Align the adhesive surface of mounting sponge to the backside of this equipment and attach the mounting sponge to th...

Page 189: ...hole made at step 1 Insert SFD into mounting hole 6 Fix flush mounting brackets and main body with hexagon bolts 2 pcs 7 Manually and securely tighten wing bolts four in total attached to the flush m...

Page 190: ...mounting brackets or wing bolts may be tilted or distorted Referring to the figures below check for any tilt or distortion Display unit Wing bolt Wing nut Flush mounting bracket Protector Wall or pan...

Page 191: ...t at locations subject to water splash or in high humidity waterproof each connector and multi cable as shown below Waterproofing of connecting portions 1 Wrap self vulcanizing tape around an area of...

Page 192: ...f the junction Secure one end of the tape with a zip tie to prevent the tape from unraveling 5 2 3 Multi cable Use the multi cable to connect an external buzzer and network power switch The multi cabl...

Page 193: ...5 2 5 How to connect an external buzzer 1 Cut the external buzzer cable to a length appropriate for the installation then cut off the XH connector 2 Insert heat shrink tube over each core wire 3 Solde...

Page 194: ...r fish finder and multi beam sonar Refer to the sections 5 4 and 5 5 about the required cables One radar fish finder and multi beam sonar unit can be connected to one SFD Maximum two SFDs can be conne...

Page 195: ...SFD can be seen in a remote location This equipment is compatible with the wide screen HDMI monitors which meet the following requirements Resolution Vertical frequency Horizontal frequency Pixel clo...

Page 196: ...otocol Connection Management 060928 ISO Address Claim 065240 ISO Commanded Address 065280 Heave 126208 NMEA Request group function NMEA Command group function NMEA Acknowledge group function 126992 Sy...

Page 197: ...output 060928 ISO Address Claim For Certification Output when address is automatically created Output when receiving ouput based on ISO Request 126208 Request group function For Certification Output t...

Page 198: ...16 Temperature Extended Range 2000 130830 Target Information Output when TLL key is pressed Output only when valid L L and time information is available 5 6 Home Screen You can perform the following o...

Page 199: ...category Conditions for displaying this screen The first time the display unit is started When any sensor is not connected at startup When sensor connected at the previous startup is not connected or...

Page 200: ...you can select a demo display of a fish finder radar or DFF 3D How to change the sensor There are two ways to change the sensor to use as follows When using radar Change from MENU 1 Select MENU INSTAL...

Page 201: ...NU SYSTEM Sensor Switching 2 The pop up window asks if you are sure to proceed Select YES Change from BRILLIANCE 1 Press POWER BRILLIANCE key 2 Select Sensor Switching 3 The pop up window asks if you...

Page 202: ...w to adjust the heading line Adjust the heading line so that the antenna and heading directions match to ensure that echoes are shown at their correction positions Take the following steps to adjust t...

Page 203: ...ed on the screen according to the measured time The sweep timing of the antenna unit differs depending on the length of the signal cable between the control unit and the antenna unit If sweep timing i...

Page 204: ...SCANNER SETUP 3 Tap MBS Adjustment The cursor moves to the slider bar on the right side of the menu 4 Drag the slider bar or tap or to adjust the main bang suppression level 5 Tap x on the title bar t...

Page 205: ...MENU How to show the own ship mark in scale The own ship mark can be displayed in true scale by entering your ship s length and width Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap MARK TE...

Page 206: ...rag the slider bar or tap or to set the start bearing 7 Tap Sect Blank 1 End or Sect Blank 2 End The cursor moves to the slider bar on the right side of the menu 8 Drag the slider bar or tap or to set...

Page 207: ...when Sect Blank 1 Status or Sect Blank 2 Status is set to Off Sect Blank 1 Status On Sect Blank 1 Status Off Sect Blank 2 Status On Sect Blank 2 Status Off Sector blank area Set Sect Blank 1 Status or...

Page 208: ...ing with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key You are asked if you are sure to proceed 4 Select YES NO with arrow key then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU To change the t...

Page 209: ...h frequency port LF Select the model name of the transducer connected to the low frequency port When MANUAL is selected in transducer settings Menu Description Transducer Power HF This menu appears wh...

Page 210: ...The menus to be set in the transducer settings for each sensor are as follows Sensor Transducer setting Item DFF3 Model Manual DFF1 BBDS1 Model DFF1 BBDS1 Manual 5 26 5 INSTALLATION...

Page 211: ...f you are sure to proceed Motion sensor type setting Manual Motion sensor type setting Communication standards Note These menus are inoperative when SOUNDER Heave Correction is set to Off Menu Descrip...

Page 212: ...m Level HF and Bottom Level LF is set to 0 as factory default When depth data is unstable or not shown on the display increase the setting on the menu The setting range is 40 to 40 When blank lines ap...

Page 213: ...appears 4 Select Off or On with the arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU 5 8 6 NMEA2000 Set the following items related to NMEA2000 Touch control 1 Press the MENU...

Page 214: ...asked if you are sure to proceed 4 Select YES or NO with arrow keys then press the ENTER key 5 Press the MENU ESC key to close MENU Orientation Setting shows the current orientation setting landscape...

Page 215: ...er to section 5 11 regarding Bow Stern Up Down and Port Starboard of this menu Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap SYSTEM 3 Tap GPS Antenna Position Related menus appear Key cont...

Page 216: ...al KP Normally the internal KP is used Set to On when using an external KP Touch control 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Tap SYSTEM 3 Tap External KP Off On selection box appears 4 Tap Off or...

Page 217: ...lect Auto or Manual Version NMEA0183 sentence version can be selected from V1 5 V2 0 and V3 0 Output DBT Set to output DBT sentence or not Output DPT Set to output DPT sentence or not Output MTW Set t...

Page 218: ...l 1 Press the MENU ESC key to open MENU 2 Select SYSTEM with arrow keys then press the ENTER key 3 Select NMEA2000 PGN Output with arrow keys then press the ENTER key Related menus appear The NMEA200...

Page 219: ...u Language 2 Select a language in the Language menu Language selection menu for multi beam sonar You can select a language to use from the language selection menu 1 Move to MENU SYSTEM menu Language 2...

Page 220: ...for both HF and LF 99 9 99 9 Bow Stern LF 99 9 99 9 Up Down HF Set the height m from the motion sensor to the transducer 0 00 99 9 Up Down LF 0 00 99 9 Port Starboard HF Set the distance from the mot...

Page 221: ...egative value for port side positive value for starboard side The center of the vessel is 0 ANT Position Y0 Set the bow stern Longitudinal position of the SATELLITE COMPASS Set the distance from the b...

Page 222: ...ealer CALC SPD POSN Z Height Set the height for calculating the 3 axis speed Enter the distance from the bottom of the ship to the position where you want to measure the ship s speed For example enter...

Page 223: ...e mud or salt wipe the LCD with tissue wetted with extra OA display cleaner Change paper frequently so the dirt will not scratch the LCD surface Do not use thinners acetone alcohol benzine or other or...

Page 224: ...roblem Remedy Power does not turn on Check if the fuse has blown Check if the power connector is tightly connected Check for corrosion of power cable connector Check for damage on the power cable Chec...

Page 225: ...l equipment in the network Wait a few seconds then turn on all the equipment 6 3 3 Fish finder problems Problem Remedy You selected a fish finder display but no fish finder picture appears Check if th...

Page 226: ...approaching alarm range Watchman Watchman_TX_Start When watchman alarm starts Watchman_TX_Stop When watchman alarm stops 6 4 2 Fish finder Alarm Description Fish School Alarm Alarm for schools of fis...

Page 227: ...Curve 1 2 3 Low Level Echo 0 11 0 TUNING Tuning Mode Manual Auto Manual Tuning 50 50 8 Tuning Initialization TT TT Display Off On TT Color Green Red Blue White Black Erase Lost TT Target TT All Cancel...

Page 228: ...t Custom Echo Color Multi Green Yellow Background Color Black DK Blue Blue White Character Color Green Red White Rings Brill Off 1 2 3 4 Mark Brill 1 2 3 4 HL Brill 1 2 3 4 Character Brill 1 2 3 4 ALE...

Page 229: ...k Echo Average TLL Key Mode TLL Output Origin Mark Both Key Beep Off On Zoom Off On Zoom Reference Relative True Target I O PORT Compass Type True Magnetic UNITS Range Unit NM km SM Ship Speed Unit kn...

Page 230: ...MBS Adjustment 0 255 36 Auto Install Setup RESET Reset Sensor Reset Display INSTALLATION Wheel Drive Normal Reverse Language English Orientation Setting Sensor Switching SERVICE Antenna Rotation Rotat...

Page 231: ...default for DFF1 BBDS1 and DFF1 UHD 5 Factory default for DFF3 3 TVG LF 0 9 2 Smoothing Off On Bottom Area 15 85 55 Heaving Corr OFF ON TX Power 3 3 Factory default for DFF1 BBDS1 and DFF3 10 Factory...

Page 232: ...M Fish Alarm Alarm Off Normal BL Fish Normal BL Sound Sound1 Sound2 Sound3 Sound4 Depth From 4 Depth Span 4 Bottom From 4 Bottom Span 4 Fish Level Weak Medium Strong Water Temperature Alarm Alarm Off...

Page 233: ...Wind Heading Course Barom Press W Temp 6th Box Off SOG STW Depth Position Wind Heading Course Barom Press W Temp Transparency 0 100 100 Box Size 1 10 10 Compass Type True Magnetic Wind Spd Dir True Re...

Page 234: ...X Band HF Fish Alarm Color Erase RX Band LF Fish Alm Sound Clutter A Scope Fish Alm Depth From White Marker Depth Size Fish Alm Depth Span Marker Position Zoom Marker Fish Alm Bottom From TVG HF Temp...

Page 235: ...9000 200 Key Beep OFF ON 7 4000 400 7 4000 400 7 9000 400 Wheel Drive Normal Reverse Language English Units 7 DFF1 BBDS1 DFF1 UHD DFF3 Depth m ft fm HR pb 11 m 2 1200 200 2 3000 300 Temperature C F 11...

Page 236: ...Speed Water referenced Off On 128267 Water Depth Off On 130310 Environmental Parameters Off On 130312 Temperature Off On 130316 Temperature Extended Range Off On 130830 Target Information Off On Senso...

Page 237: ...w Stern HF 99 9 99 9 0 0 Bow Stern LF 99 9 99 9 0 0 Up Down HF 0 0 99 9 0 0 Up Down LF 0 0 99 9 0 0 Port Starboard HF 99 9 99 9 0 0 Port Starboard LF 99 9 99 9 0 0 Reset Default Settings Temp Port MJ...

Page 238: ...0 5 30 3280 1300ft 10 1000 400m White Edge White Edge Off On Width 1 10 5 High Res Off On Temp Grpah Off Narrow Wide SIDE SCAN Pic Advance Stop 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 x1 x2 x4 Echo Color Gray Blue Brown Int...

Page 239: ...ar Off On Span 1 4000 200ft 1 1200 61m Fish Depth Shading Setting Color Classic Hue Invert Classic Hue Red Hue Blue Hue Green Hue Yellow Hue Gray Hue Brown Hue Red Green Blue Cyan Magenta Black or Whi...

Page 240: ...under Side Scan Sonar 3D History Mode 2 Sounder Side Scan Sonar 3D History Mode 3 Sounder Side Scan Sonar 3D History Mode 4 Sounder Side Scan Sonar 3D History Screen3 Split Screen Full Screen Dual Scr...

Page 241: ...an Sonar 3D History Mode 4 Sounder Side Scan Sonar 3D History ALARM Fish Alarm Alarm Off Single Beam Triple Beam Sound Sound1 Sound2 Sound3 Sound4 From 4 Span 4 Fish Level Low Medium High 4 English Ja...

Page 242: ...urse Barom Press W Temp Current1 Current2 Current3 6st Box Off SOG STW Depth Position Wind Heading Course Barom Press W Temp Current1 Current2 Current3 Transparency 0 100 50 Box Size 1 10 4 Compass Ty...

Page 243: ...de4 IA Bar7 Func 5 STC MB Current Diff Ref Layer 3D Screen6 Split IA Bar8 Func 5 STC SS Current Diff Layer1 3D Screen6 Mode1 Beam Mode MB Current Diff Layer2 3D Screen6 Mode2 Preset 4 A Scope MB Curre...

Page 244: ...rive Normal Reverse Language English Units Depth m ft fm HR pb 7 7 Language Depth Temperature Temperature C F 7 English ft F Speed kn km h mph Japanese m C Wind kn km h mph m s Calibration Draft 5 0 1...

Page 245: ...100 100 0 Transmission Power Auto Off On Transmission Power 0 10 10 Transmit Rate Mode Manual Auto Max Transmit Rate 0 20 20 GPS Antenna Position Bow Stern 100 100 0 Up Down 100 100 0 Port Starboard...

Page 246: ...ARPA targets 0 to 30 4 Alarms Signal missing Radar sensor Trigger Heading line Bearing Video Target alarm 1 Target alarm 2 In Out TT CPA Lost Proximity AIS CPA Lost Target Fu AIS system alarm ALR1 to...

Page 247: ...30819 130833 130834 130848 Output 059392 059904 060928 061184 126208 126464 126993 126720 126996 126998 127257 128259 128267 130310 130312 130316 130830 NMEA0183 is future use Priority of data input s...

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Page 259: ...2 Transmission stand by 4 1 Bottom Discrimination Function 3 21 Brill Adjustment 1 5 Buzzer 2 23 C Changing Picture Advance Speed 3 12 Connection of each sensor 5 10 Controls 1 1 Cross Section 4 16 So...

Page 260: ...ttom Detection Level 5 28 External KP 5 29 Fish Finder Source 5 24 Motion Sensor 5 27 NMEA2000 5 29 Transducer 5 24 Screen Orientation 5 30 Home screen 5 14 Multi Beam Sonar 5 30 External KP 5 32 GPS...

Page 261: ...ide scan 4 14 Echo color 4 15 Picture Advance Speed 4 15 System menu DFF 3D 4 44 System menu Fish Finder 3 36 Calibration menu 3 38 Demonstration menu 3 40 System menu 3 36 Initialization 3 42 Keypad...

Page 262: ...l buzzer 5 9 Interface waterproof 5 7 Main body rear interface 5 7 Multi cable 5 8 Unused core wires 5 9 Water Temperature Graph 3 31 Window Size Adjustment 3 15 Z Zoom 2 26 Zoom mode 2 26 Zoom functi...

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