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Chapter 1: DSM300 Installation

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1.6 System Connections

The connector panel provides the following connection sockets:

T/D, 

7-pin socket for connecting to the transducer

HSB2

, 4-pin socket for connecting to a C Series or hsb

2

 PLUS Series display

POWER

, 3-pin socket for connecting to boat’s DC power systems rated from 

10.7 V to 32 V and one RF ground (screen) connection

SEATALK HS,

 

RJ-45 socket for connecting to an E Series display

            

Figure 1-4:  DSM300 Connector Panel

CAUTION:  
To protect exposed pins, please place the attached dust cover 
over the socket (4-pin or RJ-45) to which you are not connecting a 
cable.

The following sections detail the connectors used when installing the DSM300.

DC Power Connection

The DSM300 is intended for use on boat’s DC power systems rated from 10.7 V to 
32 V.

The power connection to the unit should be made at either the output of the 
battery isolator switch or at a DC power distribution panel. Power should be fed 
directly to the DSM300 via its own dedicated cable system and protected by a 
thermal circuit breaker or fuse on the red (positive) wire that is installed close to 
the power connection.

DC power is connected at the 3-pin POWER connector on the unit’s connector 
panel. The connector (viewed from the outside) and pin functions are shown in 
the following diagram and table.

D7464-1

10.7 to 32 VDC
E Series Display

Transducer

C Series or hsb  PLUS 

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Summary of Contents for DSM300

Page 1: ...DSM300 Digital Sounder Module Installation Manual Document number 87048 1 Date November 2004...

Page 2: ...ered trademarks HSB Raymarine and SeaTalk are registered trademarks of Raymarine Limited All other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners Contents of this han...

Page 3: ...ction 17 Ground Connection 17 1 7 Configuration 20 Chapter 2 Transducer Installation 23 2 1 Selecting the Correct Type of Transducer 23 Applications 23 Accessories 25 2 2 Transducer Cable 26 Transduce...

Page 4: ...7 3 1 Maintenance 57 Routine Checks 57 Cleaning Instructions 57 EMC Servicing and Safety Guidelines 58 3 2 Resetting the System 59 3 3 Problem Solving 61 Common Problems and Their Solutions 61 Status...

Page 5: ...Failuretodosocanresultinpersonalinjury and or navigational inaccuracies In particular CAUTION High Voltage The DSM300 contains high voltages Adjustments require specialized service proceduresandtoolso...

Page 6: ...sequence of numberedsteps areindicatedbya symbol in themargin Whentheprocedure requires you to press a soft key the soft key icon is shown in the margin Technical Accuracy To the best of our knowledge...

Page 7: ...onforms to the appropriate Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC standards but correct installation is required to ensure that performanceisnotcompromised Althougheveryefforthasbeentakentoensure that they...

Page 8: ...n compromise EMC performance and must be avoided unless doing so is detailed in the installation manual If a suppression ferrite is attached to a cable this ferrite should not be removed Iftheferriten...

Page 9: ...o E Series SeaTalkhs Network Cable RJ 45 1 5m SeaTalkhs Network Cable RJ 45 5m SeaTalkhs Network Cable RJ 45 10m SeaTalkhs Network Cable RJ 45 20m E55049 E55050 E55051 E55052 C Series C Series Network...

Page 10: ...unit to enable cable con nections to the panel connectors avoiding tight bends in the cable Interference The selected location should be far enough away from devices that may cause interference such...

Page 11: ...the cables hang below the unit Figure 1 2 DSM300 Dimensions To mount the DSM300 1 Holdthemodule inthelocationwhereyouwanttomountit makingsureitis perpendicular to the deck 2 Mark the location of the f...

Page 12: ...the gelcoatfromchipping when driving inthescrew Beforedrilling the pilot hole hand drill the marked locationwithanoversizedbitandcountersinktoapproximately 3 8 diame ter 4 Drivethesupplied 8screwsinto...

Page 13: ...300 Installation 13 6 Press the module downward so the screws align with the narrow end of the keyholes 7 Tighten the screws Do not overtighten Figure 1 3 Properly Mounted DSM300 1 2 3 6 mm minimum D7...

Page 14: ...wire gauge of AWG 12 or greater The DSM300 is intended for use on boat s DC power systems rated from 10 7 V to 32 V Display cable used to connect the DSM300 to a display unit A 3m long cable is inclu...

Page 15: ...connecting a cable The following sections detail the connectors used when installing the DSM300 DC Power Connection TheDSM300isintendedforuseon boat sDCpowersystemsratedfrom 10 7Vto 32 V The power co...

Page 16: ...at the input power leads are connected for correct polarity There isno powerswitch on the DSM300 The unit turns on when the power cord is attached to boat s power and plugged into the POWER connector...

Page 17: ...ble to the boat s RF ground If you need to extend the wire the extension wire should be an 8 mm braid or AWG 10 multi stranded cable Ifyourboathasadedicatedgroundstrapavailable youcanalternativelyatta...

Page 18: ...eries Display Figure 1 9 Using the DSM300 with a C Series Display RANGE CANCEL OK PAGE ACTIVE WPTS MOB MENU DATA IN OUT D7467 1 Transducer not used DSM300 E Series Display Unit Power Supply Crossover...

Page 19: ...Chapter 1 DSM300 Installation 19 Figure 1 10 Using the DSM300 with an hsb2 PLUS Series Display D7606 1 Transducer not used DSM300 hsb PLUS Series Display Unit Power Supply 2...

Page 20: ...e DSM300 is used with a single display connection is made via a SeaTalkhs Crossover Coupler Figure 1 11 Configuring an E Series System Single Display When used in a multiple display system connect the...

Page 21: ...nexistingCSeriesnetwork youwill needtoinstallthesupplied 4 pin to 3 pin hsb2 adapter Connect the 4 pin end of the adapter to the DSM300 and then connect the 3 pin end of the DSM cable to the DSM300 Un...

Page 22: ...terminated it must be installed at the end of the hsb2 network You must NOT use an inline terminatorontheDSM300endof thenetwork If anhsb2 splitteris used you must connect it to a display and not to th...

Page 23: ...mended for personal watercraft and powerboats with outboard inboard outboard and jet drives They are NOT recommended for large or twin screw inboard boats Adjusts to transom angles from 3 16 For angle...

Page 24: ...c 600 W E66054 P66 Depth Speed Temp Plastic 600W Thru Hull E66013 P319 Depth Plastic 600 W E66014 B117 Depth Bronze 600 W E66015 SS555 Depth Stainless Steel 600 W E66076 4 R99 Depth Cast Urethane 2000...

Page 25: ...rface 2 This information was currentas of the date this handbook was printed New transducer models are constantlybecoming available Checkwith yourdealer forthe most currentlist E660574 B744VL Depth Sp...

Page 26: ...e cable using cable clamps available from your local marine equipment supplier If you do not want to expose the cable on deck you may drill a hole 13 16 21 mm through the transom for the cable with co...

Page 27: ...tof the split ring and slide the wedge tool until its squared end is flush with the larger edge of the split ring 3 Slip the split ring and wedge tool over the connector body until aligned with the mo...

Page 28: ...tach the Y cable s 7 pin female connector to the sounder module and then attach the transducer cable to the 7 pin male connector on the Y cable Note IfyoursystemrequiresbothaY cableandatransducerexten...

Page 29: ...rbed Acoustic noise is always present and these sound waves can interfere with the operation of the transducer Ambient background noise from sources such as waves fish rain and other vessels cannot be...

Page 30: ...m inside the vessel for the height of the thru hull housing tightening the nuts and removing the valve assembly insert Transom Mount Transducer Single drive boat Refer to Figure 2 3 If your boat has o...

Page 31: ...re 2 4 This allows thetransducertoflipupifithitsanydebrisorthebottom Allowenoughclear ance above the transducer for it to swing upwards completely this is about 10 254 mm measured from the bottom of t...

Page 32: ...oat Locate at 1 3 aft load waterline length LWL and 6 12 150 300 mm off the centerline on the side of the hull where the propeller is moving downward Planing hull powerboat Mount well aft on or near t...

Page 33: ...reduces the sensor s performance Fiberglass hulls are often rein forced in places for added strength These cored areas contain balsa wood or structural foam which are poor sound conductors If you can...

Page 34: ...Figure 2 6 Best Location for Thru Hull Transducer 1 3 Aft Load waterline length LWL Pressure waves 6 12 in 150 300 mm Displacement hull Planning hulls Outboard and I O Inboard Step hull Fin keel sailb...

Page 35: ...slot in the bracket as shown in Figure 2 7 Figure 2 7 Fitting the Transducer to the Bracket 2 Looking at the rear of the boat be sure the bracket is vertical perpendicular to the water line and hold...

Page 36: ...enetration 3 Attachthebrackettothehull usingthepanheadscrewswithflatwashers Do not completely tighten the screws yet 4 Move the bracket up or down so the leading edge of the transducer has the clearan...

Page 37: ...deadrise To offset this deadrise angle you can install a transducer fairing Different fairings are available to fit various transducers CAUTION Using a Fairing Ifthru hulltransducersarenotcarefullyins...

Page 38: ...providea levelsurfaceforthe hull nutto seat against see Figure 2 9 After cutting the fairing use the remaining section with the cutting guide as the backing block see Figure 2 10 Fairing No Usedwith T...

Page 39: ...ing a digital level or bubble level and protractor see Figure 2 9 2 Tilt the band saw table to the measured angle and secure the cutting fence see Figure 2 11 Figure 2 11 Cutting the Fairing Cutting g...

Page 40: ...powertool Antifouling Paint Marine growth can accumulate rapidly on the transducer s surface reducing performance in weeks Surfaces exposed to salt water must be coated with antifouling paint Use wate...

Page 41: ...ilot hole perpendicular to the water line from inside the hull see Figure 2 9 If there is a rib or strut near the mounting location drill from the outside If the pilot hole is drilled in the wrong loc...

Page 42: ...fety ring the retaining pin the cap nut and the hull nut from the transducer see Figure 2 13 Figure 2 13 Seating Dry Fit for Fairing CAUTION If a fairing is used the anti rotation bolt must be install...

Page 43: ...an the area around the hole inside and outside to ensure that the sealant will adhere properly to the hull Metal hull Remove any burrs around both holes with a file and sandpaper Figure 2 14 Using a F...

Page 44: ...l if used Attaching the Transducer 1 From outside the hull thread the cable through the mounting hole 2 Push the stem of the transducer with the fairing in place into the mounting hole using a twistin...

Page 45: ...ace with a mallet CAUTION For smooth water flow over the transducer s sensor be sure that the external surface of the installed triangular plug is FLUSH with the external curved surface of the fairing...

Page 46: ...the safety wire tightly around the stem of the housing and twistittogetherwiththelongend Leadthewirestraightupandthroughone eyeinthecapnut thenthroughoneofthesafetyrings Loopthewirethrough the pull ri...

Page 47: ...he Paddle Wheel Insert and Valve Assembly Notches Top view of paddlewheel insert Paddlewheel insert Housing and valve assembly Pull ring O rings Cable Key 2 Valve assembly Cap nut Housing BOW Flat sid...

Page 48: ...hole saw cut a hole from outside the hull through the outer skin only 3 Usingthe23 8 60mm holesaw cutthroughtheinnerskinandmostofthe core from inside the hull The core material can be very soft Apply...

Page 49: ...sducer and leave the boat unchecked for several days 1 When theboatisplacedin thewater immediatelycheckaroundthethru hull transducer for leaks Note that very small leaks may not be readily observed Do...

Page 50: ...Mineral oil 2 4 fl oz 71 mil Cored fiberglass hull installation Drill Hole saw for hull interior 4 100 mm Miniature disk sander Casting epoxy polyproxy 7035 7040 or resin Paper cup Stirrer Testing th...

Page 51: ...Clean away any large build up of dirt and or grease using detergent or a weak solvent such as alcohol ii Place the sensor against the hull and allow bilge water to cover the sur face where they touch...

Page 52: ...nsor may be positioned over coring which is absorbing the acoustic energy Choose anotherlocation If no other spot is available check with the boat manufacturer to be certain coring is present before p...

Page 53: ...rrows onthe side ofthebasenearestthe keel align thetworaisedmarksindicating your deadrise angle with the guideline drawn on the hull see Figure 2 21 CAUTION The base must be liquid tight 6 When you ar...

Page 54: ...responds to the deadrise angle of your hull is aligned with theangleindicatoronthelockingring Tosecurethehousingtothelock ing ring insert two screws see Figure 2 22 Do not overtighten the screws Figur...

Page 55: ...ble Connectionson page 26 13 Attach the assembled connector cable to the transducer 14 Route the other end of the cable to the DSM being careful not to tear the cable jacket when passing it through th...

Page 56: ...urfaceoftheouterskinusingaminiaturediscsander Slightly undercut the surrounding coring if possible 3 Cleananddryboththeinsidesurfaceoftheouterskinandthehousingwitha weak solvent such as alcohol to rem...

Page 57: ...asealedunit Maintenanceproceduresarethereforelimitedtothe following periodic checks Examine the cables for signs of damage such as chafing cuts or nicks Check that the cable connectors are firmly atta...

Page 58: ...cedures and replacement parts used will not affect performance There are no user serviceable parts in any Raymarine product Some products generate high voltages so never handle the cables connec tors...

Page 59: ...To confirm the reset select YES i The power on the DSM300 cycles OFF and ON ii The introductory logo is displayed iii After a few seconds an application page and a navigation warning is dis played 7 T...

Page 60: ...The reset is complete To cancel the reset Before pressing YES as described in item 4 above press any of the following keys DISPLAY MULTI VRM EBL MARKS RANGE GAIN or ALARMS This action opens up a new m...

Page 61: ...ucer must be replaced as a unit Sounder does not display fish 1 Fish arches are not displayed ifthe boat is stopped fish appear on the display as straight line 2 Ensure the transducer is within 10 of...

Page 62: ...ks green once every 10 seconds For example if the Transducer Sense fails and the network is not detected the LED blinks amber once pauses 1 5 secs blinks amber twice 0 5 secs apart pauses 1 5 secs and...

Page 63: ...le to attempt to self correct the condition If the condition persists please contact Raymarine Customer Service Table 3 3 Status LED Error Indications Color No of blinks Meaning Cleared every 10 min R...

Page 64: ...egory keywords or phrases If the answer you are seeking is not available click the Ask Raymarine tab to submit your own question to our technical support staff who will reply to you by e mail In the U...

Page 65: ...arine dealer for assistance The dealer is best equipped to handle your service requirements and can offer timesaving help in getting the equipment back into normal operation In the event that repairs...

Page 66: ...al helpdesk contact Tel 44 0 23 9271 4713 Fax 44 0 23 9266 1228 Accessories and Parts Raymarine accessory items and parts are available through your authorized Raymarine dealer Please refer to the lis...

Page 67: ...age Range Humidity Waterproof to IPX 7 10 C to 50 C 20 C to 70 C up to 95 at 35 C non condensing Connectors 7 pin transducer 4 pin hsb2 input output 3 pin power RJ 45 SeaTalk HS with standard transduc...

Page 68: ...68 DSM300 Installation Manual...

Page 69: ...14 Configuration 20 C Series 21 E Series 20 hsb2 PLUS Series 22 Connections 15 Dimensions 11 Mounting 11 Options 9 Specifications 67 Supplied Equipment 9 E EMC Installation Guidelines 7 Servicing Safe...

Page 70: ...Crossover Coupler 20 SeaTalk hs Network Switch 20 Servicing EMC Guidelines 58 Specifications 67 Status LED 62 System Connections 15 T Thru hull Transducer Installation 36 Location 32 Transducer Appli...

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