GUIDANCE MARINE RadaScan View, Installer'S Manual

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Sensor Connections—Separate Ethernet Connection Box (4 Glands)
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Live
Neutral
Earth
TX-
TX+
Signal GND
Signal GND
Screen
Earth









Live
Neutral
Earth
1
2
3
6
1
2
3
6
RS422 Link
to Vessel’s
DP System
Ethernet Link
to RadaScan
Type 2 Marine
Processor
RS422 Link
9600 baud
8 bits
1 stop bit
No parity
Default IP Addresses:
†
RadaScan Sensor:
192.168.2.231
Subnet Mask:
255.255.255.0
Type 2 Marine Processor (LAN1):
192.168.2.241
Subnet Mask:
255.255.255.0
Connection Box
Lid and Case Earth
Cables from
RadaScan
Sensor
Power
Heater Power
DP Feed
Dashboard
Patch Cable
!
CAUTION
Double Pole/
Neutral
Fusing
◊
Heater Fuse Rating:
Standard Sensor
2 x T10A T 125V
2 x T6.3A T 240V
Low Temperature Sensor
2 x T20A T 125V
2 x T12A T 240V
(all 6.3 x 32mm)
CAT 5e Cable
CAT 5e Cable
Heater Power:
Standard Sensor:
115VAC 10A (800W)
OR
240VAC 7A (800W)
Low Temperature
Sensor:
115VAC 20A (1600W)
OR
240VAC 12A (1600W)
Mains Power
115VAC 45-65Hz 2.8A
OR
240VAC 45-65Hz 1.2A
RadaScan Sensor
Connection
Box
◊
◊
*
*
*
RadaScan Fuse Rating:
2 x T4A H 250V
OR
2 x T8A H 125V
(5 x 20mm)
!
NOTE: Access to the inner cable
glands is restricted by the outer
cable glands. Connect the mains
power and DP feed and fully tighten
these cable glands before connecting
the heater power and Dashboard.
The
Patch Cable
can be disconnected
at one end and connected to a service
laptop.
The laptop can then be used to check the
Ethernet link by ‘pinging’ either the Type 2
Marine Processor or the RadaScan Sensor.
†
See Changing the Sensor IP Address Setting on page 34 or contact
Guidance Marine if alternative settings are required.
Network IP
Address