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CVS-1410B

Chapter 1 Basic Operation

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Summary of Contents for CVS-1410

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Page 2: ...410B to which this declaration refers conforms to the relevant essential requirements of Directive 2004 108 EC and is in conformity with the EMC requirements of EU harmonised standard EN 60945 2002 Clauses 9 10 12 Authorised representative in Europe Heinz Hoghoff Koden Elektronik GmbH Am Gewerbepark 15 D 64823 Gross Umstadt Germany Phone 49 6078 2056 Telefax 49 6078 73824 Signed Heinz Hoghoff Date...

Page 3: ...rm When part of the document needs to be revised the document has advanced revision number The document No is indicated at the lower right side on the cover and at the left or right side of the footer region of each page 2011 2013 Koden Electronics Co Ltd All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced transmitted translated in any from by any means without the written permission...

Page 4: ...on Norm When part of the document needs to be revised the document has advanced revision number The document No is indicated at the lower right side on the cover and at the left or right side of the footer region of each page 2011 2013 Koden Electronics Co Ltd All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced transmitted translated in any from by any means without the written permi...

Page 5: ...s and some parts may be omitted Koden is not liable for damages and troubles arisen from misunderstanding of the contents in this manual Koden is not liable for any damages caused by earthquake lightning wind and flood damage and fire for which Koden is not responsible and actions by third parties other accidents customer s unintended error abuse and the use under other abnormal conditions Koden i...

Page 6: ... Item on Equipment Be careful of a high voltage inside A high voltage which may risk your life is used This high voltage remains in the circuit after you have powered off switch To prevent touching the high voltage circuit inadvertently the hard cover is provided to the high voltage circuit and the high voltage caution label is affixed Ensure to power off switch for your safety and discharge the e...

Page 7: ...or modify It may leads to trouble fire smoking or electric shock In case of trouble contact our dealer or our company In case of smoke or fire boat power off and the power of this unit It may cause fire electric shock or damage Be cautious of remaining high voltage A high voltage may remain in the capacitor for several minutes after you have powered off Before inspecting inside wait at least 5 min...

Page 8: ... range switching to Manual range 1 8 1 7 Setting of Shift 1 8 Setting of Manual Shift 1 8 Release of manual Shift 1 9 Setting of Auto Shift 1 9 1 8 Gain Adjustment 1 10 TVG 1 10 1 9 Use of EVENT key 1 10 Selecting the event key function 1 11 Presetting the waypoint 1 11 Store the image 1 12 Fishing hot spot 1 12 1 10 Use of F1 F2 key 1 13 Selecting the F1 F2 key 1 13 Preset of F1 F2 key 1 13 1 11 ...

Page 9: ...Change the TX power 2 13 Change the Pulse width 2 13 Change the Bandwidth 2 13 D Range 2 14 Display Width 2 14 Display the A scope Stop the display of A scope 2 14 Change the display color of echo sounder image 2 14 Change the depth value 2 14 Display the depth unit Stop the display of depth unit 2 14 Display the water temp graph Stop the display of water temp graph 2 15 Setting of the background ...

Page 10: ...STC strength adjust Low High 3 5 STC depth adjust Low High 3 5 Color adjust 3 5 Image speed adjust 3 5 Bottom limit 3 5 Sounding 3 5 3 7 Frequency Select 3 6 Frequency select Low High 3 6 Power frequency adjustment 3 6 Chapter 4 Maintenance and Inspection 4 1 4 1 Inspection 4 1 4 2 Cleaning 4 1 Display unit 4 1 Transducer 4 1 4 3 Fuse Replacement 4 2 4 4 If you suspect a trouble 4 2 4 5 Diagnostic...

Page 11: ... 5 10 Connection with Speed Sensor or Water Temperature Sensor Option 5 11 Connection of External Speaker for Sona ToneTM J2 Prepared by a customer 5 12 Connection of External Monitor J5 Prepared by a customer 5 12 5 5 Serial Data 5 13 Input Data 5 13 Output Data 5 13 Chapter 6 Table Attached 6 1 6 1 Menu List 6 1 6 2 Specification 6 5 6 3 Dimensions 6 6 ...

Page 12: ...ily to the location desired is available by marking the event mark when recalling the stored image With the adoption of a specific filter AR coat an image can be seen clearly refusing sunshine The countermeasures against the reflection on the LCD screen and dew are provided This display has a high level of visibility under all operation conditions The various alarm functions are available Bottom s...

Page 13: ...M Owner supply J2 connector External echo sounder CW 371 5M CW 372 5M Owner supply J1 connector NMEA circuit input output CW 373 5M CW 374 5M CW 375 5M CW 376 5M External navigation equipment J3 connector GPS sensor CVS 1410B Display unit With mounting bracket and hard cover Standard configuration Option Owner supply Legend Transducer TDM 071 38 to 75 kHz Transducer TDM 091D 42 to 65 kHz 130 to 21...

Page 14: ...nd knob 7 5 kg 1 2 Hard cover A30MB10250 390 g 1 3 DC power cable CW 269A 2M With 5P connector and one end plain 2 m 1 4 Fuse F 7161 3A Cylinder ø 6 4x30 Normal fusion type for main power 2 5 Transducer Refer to next page Type of transducer Transducer cable with connector at one end 1 6 Operation Manual CVS 1410B OM E English 1 7 Quick Reference CVS 1410 1410HS QR E English 1 8 Cautionary Note CVS...

Page 15: ... width Right and left x back and forth 1 TDM 071 38 to 75 kHz 1 kW Urethane mold 15m Ship s bottom Ship s side 38kHz 30 x20 6dB 75kHz 16 x 10 6dB 2 TDM 091D 42 to 65 kHz 130 to 210kHz 1 kW Urethane mold 15m Ship s bottom Ship s side 42kHz 35 6dB 65kHz 22 6dB 130kHz 14 6dB 210kHz 8 6dB Caution For Inner hull installation an Inner hull kit is necessary ...

Page 16: ...nnector and 5P water resistant connector 5m CW 372 5M With 5P water resistant connector and one end plain 5m CW 373 5M 6P water resistant connectors at both ends 5m CW 374 5M With 6P connector and 6P water resistant connector 5m CW 375 5M 6P water resistant connectors at both ends 5m CW 376 5M With 6P water resistant connector and one end plain 5m CW 154A 5M With 6P connector and one end plain 5m ...

Page 17: ...2 to 4 6 Press the MENU key Then the edit is finished Caution When single transducer is connected set the same frequencies for low and high Setting of Power Frequency 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select Freq Power freq adj See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Set the power supply frequency Press the key or key The recommended power supply frequency for Dual frequency 50 kHz 200 kHz 107 0 kH...

Page 18: ...ee 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key The image displays bottom only It may show very strong fish targets 4 Set a value to display the sea bottom continuously without interruption For high frequency turn GAIN HF knob and for low frequency turn GAIN LF knob After the alteration of setting please confirm the condition for some time Those adjustments are recommended to be performed at the si...

Page 19: ...ot spot 3 Cursor Selects the menu item Changes the set value Moves the VRM marker IMoves the marker for notifying the event Changes the shift 4 MENU Opens or closes the menu 5 F2 Recalls directly the item preset 6 RANGE Changes the range setting 7 GAIN HF Knob Rotate Changes the gain value Press Recalls the gain select 8 GAIN LF Knob Rotate Changes the gain value Press Recalls the gain select 9 Sw...

Page 20: ...es Press and keys in sequence and select the Yes 4 Press the MENU key to decide the language and the inner hull 5 After a few seconds the menu sets the screen as selected in DISP Caution In addition to English Japanese there are several compatible languages Explanation of the display Type of Gain H High frequency gain L Low frequency gain Type of Range R M Manual Range R A Auto Range R AS Auto Shi...

Page 21: ...AIN HF Knob or GAIN LF Knob When 1 is selected it is darkest When 10 is selected it is brightest Panel brill 10 3 Press the MENU key to close the menu 1 4 Switch over of Display mode 7 kinds of displays are provided in all Select the display suitable for your purpose 1 Press the DISP key 2 Select the display you desire to display Press the key or key The set item can be selected by rotating the GA...

Page 22: ...It is convenient to see the schools of fish near the bottom It displays the position of the bottom in the fixation in the display bottom part It displays the bottom and upper in the zoom Bottom Discrimination It is convenient to see the schools of fish and a bottom quality near the bottom It displays the position of the bottom in the fixation in the position of 1 4 under the display It displays th...

Page 23: ...m Zoom start position Zoomed range Zoomed range Zoomed range 30 0 The display width of zoom is displayed in orange Normal image Zoom image The display width of zoom is displayed in orange Normal image Zoom image 30 0 The display width of zoom is displayed in orange Normal image Zoom image 30 0 ...

Page 24: ...y the information other than depth sensors need to be connected See 1 5 Selection of NAV Display Caution Requires position data from GPS sensor Depth Water temp Course XTE 30 0 The display width of zoom is displayed in orange Normal image Zoom image Zoomed range Zoomed range The image below the bottom is not zoomed 30 0 The display width of zoom is displayed in orange Normal image Zoom image ...

Page 25: ... Press the key 5 Select either one of Display1 to Display4 by operating or key At the locations where Display of NAV is shown a numerical figure 1 2 3 or 4 is indicated The figure below is the case where Display 1 is selected Caution When simple plotter speed meter or compass is displayed on the screen Display2 and Display4 cannot be selected 6 Press the key 7 Select the Display1 Press the key or ...

Page 26: ...e 3 6 Setting of Adjust2 Item Sounding Setting the range switching to Manual range The range can be manually selected 1 Press or key of RANGE 2 Select the range you desire to set Press or key of RANGE 3 Press the MENU key to close the menu When the Manual is set the R M is displayed at the upper side of menu 1 7 Setting of Shift The Shift Manual Shift and Auto Shift are provided Manual Shift Shift...

Page 27: ...to former screen 1 Press twice the F2 key The shift function is turned off 2 Press the MENU key to close the menu Setting of Auto Shift The image is automatically shifted so that the bottom is always displayed 1 Press of key of RANGE 2 Select the Auto shift Press of key of RANGE 3 Press the key 4 Select a range at Auto shift Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu When the Auto...

Page 28: ...under becomes weaker due to attenuation Thus comparing the signal reflected from the fish of the same size the signal reflected from the fish in the shallower depth is stronger than that in the deeper depth The TVG adjusts the echo signal reflected from the shallower depth to be equal to that reflected from deeper depth by decreasing the receiver gain so that the effect that the strength of echo s...

Page 29: ...ss the key or key 2 Move the cursor red line with the key or key to the location to be preset as a waypoint 3 Press the EVENT key When decided the red line is drawn at the designated location on the echo sounder menu and the latitude and longitude of designated location are registered in the waypoint list At this moment the list number of preset waypoint is displayed 4 After a certain time passes ...

Page 30: ...ck to your favorite fishing hot spots or other previously stored positions in memory with input from optional GPS sensor See 2 14 Preset WPT edit WPT delete of Waypoint To perform the fishing hot spot it is necessary to select System EVENT key set Fishing hot spot See 1 9 Use of EVENT key Selecting the event key function 1 In the state that no other key is pressed press the key or the key 2 Move t...

Page 31: ...lect the function Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu The icons of functions preset are displayed at the upper right side on the menu Other than the above operation method When keep pressing the F1 key or F2 key for few second the key set menu is displayed 1 11 Operation of VRM The VRM movable marker shown by the green line can be moved up and down It is convenient to measu...

Page 32: ...n The area where Fish symbol can be displayed is from 3 m to 100 m ft 10 to 330 fm 2 to 54 I fm 2 to 60 Caution Fish symbol is not displayed in the range that is deeper than 120m ft 350 fm 60 I fm 70 Caution When the fish symbol function is made effective the image speed becomes 2 kinds Speed5 1 1 or Stop Caution Adjustment is necessary when equipped with Inner hull See 2 17 Explanation of Menu It...

Page 33: ...re fish marks can be displayed with more false detections Caution For Through hull installation adjust between 1 and 4 For Inner hull installations adjust between 3 and 6 Size adjustment The indicated size of fish marks can be adjusted Please correct the size when the indicated value is different from the fish that actually caught Select Correct Size adjust The indicated size will change by approx...

Page 34: ...factor of error As for the fish such as the squid which don t have an air bladder the error is big 4 Fish banks fishing net fishing equipment air bubbles and floating objects etc may be detected and displayed 5 When the transducer unit is mounted in inner hull there may be cases where response cannot be detected depending on attenuation and large error may be generated 6 The strength of reflection...

Page 35: ...layed It can be displayed by rotating the GAIN HF Knob or GAIN LF Knob 5 Change the set content with the key or key It can be changed by rotating the GAIN HF Knob or GAIN LF Knob 6 Press the key The cursor returns to the set item column It can be returned by rotating the GAIN Menu column Adjust Display1 D range Display2 Alarm1 Alarm2 NAV Image Freq Image speed IR Color rejection Noise rejection TX...

Page 36: ...ey 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu 2 3 Rejection of Interference Interference Rejection The interference noise from the echo sounder of other boats can be reduced If a neighboring boat uses the echo sounder having the same frequency and pulse transmission rate as those your boat has the interference noise may be displayed If you set the interference rejection the interference noise can be r...

Page 37: ...10 The greater the set value becomes the stronger the effect of noise rejection becomes 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select Adjust Noise rejection See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Change the setting of Noise rejection Press the key or key Noise Rejection 5 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu 2 6 Setting of Shift step The shifting range is set by pressing the key or key one time Setti...

Page 38: ...s the key or key Zoom Range 10 0 m 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu 2 9 Setting of Zoom Start Select the zoom start in the Zoom See 1 4 Switch over of Display mode Setting m 0 to 800 fm I fm 0 to 500 ft 0 to 2600 Zoom Start 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select D range Zoom start See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Change the set value of Zoom start Press the key or key Zoom start 10 0...

Page 39: ... Background Color Responding to the ambient brightness the background color of display can be changed 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select Display1 Background color See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Change the setting of Background color Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU to close the menu 2 12 Setting of White Line As the surface of bottom is marked with the white line of constant wid...

Page 40: ...esent or not Setting m 0 to 800 fm I fm 0 to 500 ft 0 to 2600 Caution In the Level select the strength of echo reflected from the schools of fish in the Fish alarm Water temp alarm issues when the water temp is within or out of the set range It is convenient to keep the specific water temp region Setting 5 to 45 ºC 23 to 113 ºF Speed alarm issues when the boat speed is faster or slower than the se...

Page 41: ... the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu Confirm the alarm state The set state of Bottom alarm and Fish alarm can be confirmed on the bar at the right corner of display However when the display is out of the range they are not displayed When Water temp alarm Speed alarm Arrival alarm or EXT alarm is ON the corresponding icon is displayed at the upper side of the screen Bottom alarm F...

Page 42: ...or key 7 Press the MENU key Then the NAV starts Cancel the NAV The NAV started can be cancelled halfway 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select NAV NAV cancel See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Press the Yes Press the key or key NAV cancel Yes No 5 Press the MENU key Then the NAV is released 6 To return the display to the original one the display mode shall be switched over See 1 4 Switch ove...

Page 43: ... can be deleted The deletion takes some time 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select NAV WPT delete See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Select the list number of destination to be deleted from the WPT delete Press the key or key 5 Press the key 6 Select the Yes in the confirmation menu Press the key or key 7 Press the MENU key Then the destination is deleted and the menu closes Recall the stor...

Page 44: ...e menu 3 Press the key 4 Select the Store image Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu 6 When the echo sounder image to be stored appears press the EVENT key 7 When the stored image is fully filled it shows that the Store image is fully filled After deleting the unnecessary image try it again Recall the stored image The stored image in the past can be recalled During recalling...

Page 45: ...o the stored image It is convenient to judge the stored image 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select Image Image comment See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Select the number of image to which the comment is added from the Image comment Press the key or key 5 Press the key 6 Select the character with the key or key Character A Z blank 0 9 7 Select the comment position with the key or key Imag...

Page 46: ...ion so that you can hear the sonar easily Caution The Sona ToneTM is always output Adjust the speaker volume with the volume provided on the speaker Caution The external speaker is an option Caution When set to OFF the built in speaker does not output the Sona ToneTM When set to ON the built in speaker outputs the Sona ToneTM 2 17 Explanation of Menu Item The various items in the menu are explaine...

Page 47: ...g it controls transmission power automatically Change the Pulse width Resolution and the detection distance change by changing the transmission pulse width As for Super short the detection distance shortens though resolution goes up As for Long the detection distance becomes long though resolution falls 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the Adjust Pulse width See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press th...

Page 48: ...Stop the display of A scope The echo strength of latest echo can be displayed at the right side of echo sounder display The strength of echo sounder image is expressed by the horizontal width This expression is called A scope The width for strong echo is wide and the width for weak echo is narrow This makes it easier for you to see the echo 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the Display1 A scope See 2 ...

Page 49: ...der display can be selected at NAV NAV 1 NAV 2 to be displayed 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the NAV NAV1 2 See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Select the echo sounder display at NAV 1 or NAV 2 to be displayed Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu Image Swap The images of echo sounder at the right and left sides can be swapped 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the I...

Page 50: ...e direction Selects the direction of display image 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the Display2 Image direction See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Select the Image direction Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu Setting of Depth measurement Selects the method for depth measurement which is shown on the display 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the Display2 Bottom det...

Page 51: ... 2 7 3 and 4 also memorize a set value of the menu entry by a similar operation and it is possible to switch Change the scale type The interval of indications of scale can be changed 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the Display2 Scale type See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Select the Scale type Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu Change the bottom color The dar...

Page 52: ...5 Press the MENU key to close the menu Selecting a display area of fish symbol indication The fish symbol can be displayed either on side A or on side B or on both sides by the following operation 1 Press the MENU key 2 Select the Image Fish image See 2 1 How to operate the menu 3 Press the key 4 Select the A B A B Press the key or key 5 Press the MENU key to close the menu ...

Page 53: ...l water thermometer connected to the water temperature sensor with J6 connector For setting of NMEA use the input value from outside connected with NMEA of J3 connector Speed Source Switch the Sensor NMEA Use the built in speed meter for sensor Use the external input value for NMEA Baud Rate Change the transmission speed of external input output Match the transmission speed with that of external e...

Page 54: ...nized See 2 1 How to operate the menu 2 Press the key 3 Change the setting of Ext synchronized Press the key or key 4 Press the MENU key to close the menu Caution The image speed stops when making it to or when the synchronized signal from an external echo sounder uninputs it to CVS 1410B Caution The synchronized signal is output from CVS 1410B when turning it off 3 3 Setting of Correction Item Dr...

Page 55: ...ied time the mode returns to the previous auto range or auto shift Setting OFF 1 to 10 minutes 3 4 Setting of Basic Set Item Language Switch to the language to be displayed Caution Language is displayed in red characters Range Speed Unit It switches the display unit to NM kn or km km h Depth Unit It switches the unit of depth to m fm l fm and ft Temperature Unit It switches the unit of temperature...

Page 56: ... lists can be deleted All stored image deletes All stored image lists can be deleted Bottom start Set up the starting depth of the seabed detection Onceset the fish echo or the seabed shallower than set up deoth will not be detected Past image When the Past image is set to ON the gain control is effective for all screens including the past image When the Past image is set to OFF the gain control i...

Page 57: ...aster in a minus direction and slower in a plus direction Caution Image speed cannot set faster than the maximam speed value Bottom limit The detection of sea bottom can be changed Sea bottom can be detected up to the range of display multiplied by the setting value EXAMPLE Displayed 20 m setting value 2 0 a bottom can be detected up to approximetery 40m Caution If the setting value is increased t...

Page 58: ...requency out of the specified range is choosen the setting value is displayed in a faded color Power frequency adjustment It is necessary to adjust power frequency when noise appears on the image The value for adjustment depends on the frequency of the transducer Caution Power frequency adjustment is for internal noise so there is no effect for external noise Display1 D range Display2 Alarm1 Alarm...

Page 59: ...ted neutral detergent Pay full attention as the screen is easily getting scratched No thinner shall be used For cleaning the housing do not use a solvent such as thinner or alcohol Painting on the surface and characters at the operating portion may melt After wiping with soft and clean cloth dipped with diluted neutral detergent wipe away with dry soft and clean cloth Transducer In case of through...

Page 60: ...it Defect of LCD display block Confirm a connection between Transducer and Display unit Consult a repair shop or the distributor in your market Too much interference and noise Installed position of transducer Interference from the echo sounder on other boat Confirm the position of transducer See 5 3 Installation of Transducer Apply the interference rejection See 2 3 Rejection of Interference The d...

Page 61: ...ays OK when normal and NG when abnormal Caution To test the NMEA TEMP and SPEED the special checker is necessary 2 implements the key input test When pressing the key the color of a part corresponding to the pressed key changes When pressing the GAIN HF the LCD test is performed Confirm the version 3 displays the information on the version of software When inquiring inform us of Ver XX XX KM F13 V...

Page 62: ...sales company Inspection of components and accessories Inspect the appearance of each components and accessories and check that no dents or damage exist If any dents or damage exist and they are believed to be caused by accident during transportation contact the transportation and insurance company and consult our sales company or our dealer nearest to you Decision of Installing Location To realiz...

Page 63: ... the battery the interference from other electronic equipment is not subject to occurrence See Fig 5 1 Fig 5 1 Connection of Power Line Confirmation after Installation Be sure to confirm the following items before starting up this equipment The confirmation is mandatory to operate the equipment normally 1 Is the power voltage in the boat within the appropriate voltage range Is the current capacity...

Page 64: ...g the display unit to the bracket 2 Remove the display unit from the bracket and place it on the stable flat place 3 Place the bracket on the position where the display unit will be installed and fix the bracket with five 5 mm screws 4 Place the display unit on the installation bracket and fix the display unit with two knob bolts removed in step 1 Fig 5 2 Desk top installation Unit mm inch Knob bo...

Page 65: ...093114105 03 Caution When installing on the desktop the maintenance space shown in the illustration below is required for cable lay out plugging in out of connector fuse replacement and bolt tightening Fig 5 3 Maintenance space Unit mm inch ...

Page 66: ... fitted on each corner of the display front face 4 Confirm that the unit matches with the square holes If not matched correct the square hole 5 Connect the connectors for power and transducer to the unit respectively 6 Install the display unit in the installing location square hole and fix it with four 4mm tapping screws or M4 pan head Prepare 4mm screws suitable for thickness of installing locati...

Page 67: ... of the transducer should be submerged in the coolant Caution It is strongly recommended to confirm the location of the installation of Inner hull with the ship manufacturer The Inner hull device is more simplified method The gain falls dramatically in comparison with the Through hull performance Low frequency 50 kHz may not be used due to large signal attenuation in some cases Depth range perform...

Page 68: ...to the connectors of Display unit J1 External synchronous input output External echo sounder J2 Sona ToneTM output Line output for speaker with amplifier J3 NMEA data input output GPS plotter etc POWER Power input 10 8 to 31 2VDC J6 Transducer Speed sensor data input Water temperature sensor data input J5 External monitor Analog RGB GND ...

Page 69: ... COM 12 Un connected J2 1 3 4 5 2 1 External trigger input 2 External trigger input output 3 External trigger output 4 Un connected 5 Un connected J1 1 3 4 5 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 R 2 R GND 3 G 4 G GND 5 B 6 B GND 7 H SYNC 8 V SYNC 9 Un connected 10 Un connected J5 1 Outside power 2 NMEA TX 3 NMEA TX 4 NMEA RX 5 NMEA RX 6 Outside power 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 J6 1 Speed sensor input 2 Speed sensor power 3...

Page 70: ...ding wire to the grounding material in a short distance When connecting the external equipment of which positive polarity is connected to the ground line do not connect the ground of signal line to the cabinet ground Connection of Transducer At the end to the transmission receiving cable for TDM 071 TDM 091D a water proof connector with 8 core is provided TDM 071 TDM 091D Connect to the J6 connect...

Page 71: ...tion Connection with external navigation equipment The NMEA data can be output from this echo sounder to an external navigation equipment and the NMEA data can be input from an external navigation equipment to this echo sounder Refer to the following for the connection connector Pin Remark J3 1 Outside Power 2 NMEA TX 3 NMEA TX 4 NMEA RX 5 NMEA RX 6 Outside Power connector Pin Remark J1 1 External...

Page 72: ...ge Black 4 Shield Shield 5 White White Connection Table of Speed Sensor and Water Temperature Sensor Transducer Cable Water Temperature Sensor Speed Sensor No of lead wire Color of lead wire T 81 ST 80 ST 80 1 ST 90 ST 90 1 ST 100 ST 100 1 1 Blue Green Green Green 2 Violet Red Red Red 6 Green Gray White White White 7 Red Gray Brown Brown Brown 8 Black Shield Shield Shield Caution No 8 SPD GND Blac...

Page 73: ...rly hear the Sona ToneTM sound Adjust the volume of speaker with the amplifier equipped to the speaker 3 5 stereo jack Connection of External Monitor J5 Prepared by a customer When installing an external monitor VGA monitor analog RGB input connect it via CW 576 0 5M For its wiring refer to the illustration below After soldering perform the waterproof and insulation treatment on the junction with ...

Page 74: ...A RMC Ground Speed VTG RMC Time ZDA GGA Water Speed VHW Water Temperature MTW Output Data The sentences of DBT DPT GGA GLL HDT MTW MWV RMC TLL VHW VTG and ZDA can be transmitted The output is performed in the type of NMEA0183 Ver 2 0 However the DBT is performed in Ver 1 5 Sentence Information Sentence Information DBT Depth MWV Wind Direction Wind Speed DPT Depth from the transducer RMC Latitude L...

Page 75: ...10 0 H 6 0 L 6 0 LCD brill 1 to 10 10 Panel brill 1 to 10 10 EVENT key Store pos Store image Fishing hot spot F1 key Image speed IR Color rejection Noise rejection Shift Zoom range Zoom start A scope White line Background color Disp width NAV start NAV1 NAV2 Image swap Image recall Sona tone User set Ext synchronized F2 key Image speed IR Color rejection Noise rejection Shift Zoom range Zoom start...

Page 76: ... Size Bottom Fish A Detection area OFF ON Scale display OFF One All Scale Small Middle Large Image direction Color table1 Header information Header BG color VRM Depth Scale Scale line Detection area H Detection area L Display2 Color table2 Symbol info Menu BG color Big fish color Bottom color Pulse width Super short Short Middle Long Band width Super narrow Narrow Middle Bottom detection Auto High...

Page 77: ... Dual freq Zoom L Normal L A Image swap A B B A Image recall No 1 to No 10 Image comment No 1 to No 10 Image delete No 1 to No 10 Image EVENT key set Store pos Store image Fishing hot spot F1 key set Image speed IR Color rejection Noise rejection Shift Zoom range Zoom start A scope White line Background color Disp width NAV start NAV 1 NAV 2 Image swap Image recall Sona tone User set Ext synchroni...

Page 78: ... setting OFF ON Temp source InsideSensor NMEA Speed source InsideSensor NMEA Baud rate 4800 9600 19200 38400 In out NMEA monitor OFF ON NMEA output data ON DBT DPT TLL OFF GGA MTW VHW VTG ZDA NMEA output data ON None OFF GLL HDT MWV RMC Size adjust 1 to 10 6 Bottom start 0 0 to 20 0 1 5 Ext synchronized OFF Detect adjust f 1 to 6 4 STC strength H 10 0 to 10 0 0 0 STC strength L 10 0 to 10 0 0 0 ST...

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Page 80: ...Chapter 6 Table Attached CVS 1410B 6 6 0093114105 03 6 3 Dimensions Unit mm inch ...

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