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19 List of Figures
Figure 6-1 Block diagram of TR-8000 MkII system ...................................................................................................................... 10
Figure 8-1 Transponder unit: exploded view .............................................................................................................................. 36
Figure 8-2 Desktop mounted Display Unit .................................................................................................................................. 37
Figure 8-3 Roof mounted Display Unit ........................................................................................................................................ 38
Figure 8-4 Flush mounted Display Unit, exploded view. ............................................................................................................ 38
Figure 8-5 Horizontal separation distance. ................................................................................................................................. 39
Figure 8-6 Vertical separation and distance from mast or other object of metal .................................................................... 39
Figure 8-7 GPS antenna connection ............................................................................................................................................ 40
Figure 8-8 Connection of VHF antenna ....................................................................................................................................... 41
Figure 8-9 Connection cable for interconnection between the Transponder and the Display Unit ........................................ 42
Figure 8-10 Block diagram of typical connections ...................................................................................................................... 43
Figure 8-11 Block diagram of Dual Display connection .............................................................................................................. 44
Figure 8-12 Transponder with lid removed, lid screws highlighted ........................................................................................... 45
Figure 8-13: Typical Transponder connections, dashed lines shows options ........................................................................... 46
Figure 8-14: TR-8000 MkII transponder connection label .......................................................................................................... 47
Figure 8-15: TR-8000 (previous version) transponder connection label ................................................................................... 48
Figure 8-8-16 Use the supplied orange screwdriver to open the terminals.............................................................................. 49
Figure 8-17 Ethernet RJ45 connector .......................................................................................................................................... 52
Figure 8-18 Pilot plug with cable .................................................................................................................................................. 53
Figure 8-19 Pilot port connection, TR-8000 Transponder unit (if not used as External Display 4) .......................................... 53
Figure 8-20 Pilot port connection, TR-8000 Display unit (rear) ................................................................................................. 53
Figure 8-21 Pilot port cable, Transponder unit ........................................................................................................................... 53
Figure 8-22 Pilot port cable, Display unit..................................................................................................................................... 53
Figure 8-23 AMP 206486-1 (Pilot Socket) pinout ....................................................................................................................... 53
Figure 8-24 Typical Alarm connection ......................................................................................................................................... 54
Figure 8-25 Description of connection area ................................................................................................................................ 56
Figure 8-26 Ethernet RJ45 connector .......................................................................................................................................... 58
Figure 8-27 Part no.: 86581, Power cable, Display Unit ............................................................................................................. 58
Figure 8-28 AMP 206486-1 Pinout ............................................................................................................................................... 59
Figure 8-29 Part no.: 86870, Pilot plug cable, Display Unit ........................................................................................................ 59
Figure 10-1 Ship Dimension and GNSS antenna position ........................................................................................................... 64
Figure 15-1 Transponder unit: mechanical dimensions ............................................................................................................. 92
Figure 15-2 Display unit: mechanical dimensions ....................................................................................................................... 93
Figure 15-3 Display unit: flush mount cut-out dimensions ........................................................................................................ 94
Figure 15-4 Sanav SA-200 GPS Antenna ...................................................................................................................................... 95
Figure 15-5 GPS Antenna dimensions .......................................................................................................................................... 95