NavNet Service Manual b 7.19.2002
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MANUAL RADAR NAVNET...
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MODEL 17XX/17XXC MODEL 1833/1833C MODEL 19XX/19XXC GP-310B ETR-6/10N
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FIRST EDITION : DEC. 2001 B
: JUL. 19,2002
PUB.No. SME-34940-B ( KAOK ) NAVNET
*SME34940B00* *SME34940B00* *SME34940B00*
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SPU Board The SPU board, 03P9354 is designed to receive video signal of linear type. Test points on the board function as below. This board is connected to the video IF amplifier of linear type. TP No. TP1 TP2 TP3
Signal
Rating
VIDEO INPUT HD TX TRIG
TP4 TP5 TP6 TP7 TP8
BP PW_A PW_B VIDEO OUT Remote Controller Input data
TP9 TP10 TP11 TP12 TP13
Power OFF (to PTU) RESET CPU CLK OUT Det Battery Level GND
TP2
TP3
TP4
Condition
Approx. 4 Vpp (Main Bang Level) 5 V, Negative (0V) 9 to 12 Vpp positive, approx. 8 to 12 us Short range: 1950 to 2250 Hz Midium range: 1100 to 1300 Hz Long range: 550 to 650 Hz 5 Vpp (180 Hz, 450 pulse/rotation)
TX
Short pulse: H, Medium pulse: L, Long pulse: L Short pulse: H, Medium pulse: H, Long pulse: L Approx. 4 Vpp (Main Bang Level) A 5V pulse appears when signal is received from the remote control unit. Noise is observed at the absent of the signal. H: OFF, L: Normal RESET: H, NORMAL: L 45 MHz Normal: L, Error: H (approx 2.7 V)
TP6 TP8
TP1
TP5
TP10
TP7
S1
TP12 TP11
TP13
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Fig. 1
SPU Board (03P9354)
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S1 Setting on SPU Board SW # 1 2
OFF Model Not used
ON GD
INV Board INV board, 03P9355 is an Inverter for LCD backlighting and it is piggyback-mounted onto the SPU board, 03P9354.
Fig. 2
INV Board (03P9355)
MCN Board MCN board, 03P9358 is a Connector conversion board for the LCD unit.
INT Board INT board, 03P9357 is newly developed for M1723C to rotate the antenna at a speed of 30 rpm in short range.
Fig. 3
MCN Board (03P9358)
Fig. 4
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INT Board (03P9357)
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PL-A Oscillator U1
Counter U6
PLL U4
Counter U5
BP (450)
Counter U3
Driver Q1 to Q4
To Motor B801
+5V MD (From MD board)
+5 V Control Circuit, Q5
MOTOR+ (Motor on/off signal)
F/F U2
+5 V INT for ICs on INT board (Vcc for U1 to U6)
PL-A and PL-B
To MD board TX TRIG AC RAIN
AC RAIN Circuit CR5, Q8
To IF AMP
To IF AMP
-6 V, +5 V, +12V
Fig. 5 Block Diagram of INT board, 03P9357
Schematic Diagrams attached Display unit (Model series) Display unit (GD-1710C) INV board 03P9355 MCN board 03P9358 M1723C Scanner unit INT board 03P9357
C3515-K02 C4426-K01 C3515-K03 C3515-K05 C3515-K01 C3515-K04
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CONTENTS Chapter 1. General 1.1 General......................................................................................................1-1 1.2 About The NavNet ...................................................................................1-2 1.3 NavNet cables ...........................................................................................1-5 1.4 Connection to hub....................................................................................1-6 1.5 Notice on making NavNet network ........................................................1-6 1.6 Network setup ..........................................................................................1-9 1.7 ARP Function...........................................................................................1-12 1.8 Connection of ETR ..................................................................................1-13 1.9 Differences between NavNet products ...................................................1-14 1.10 Special keystrokes ..................................................................................1-15 1.11 Boards & Major Components...............................................................1-16 1.12 Specifications..........................................................................................1-18 1.13 Radar Antenna Compatibility ..............................................................1-22 1.14 Detail of Input/Output Data and Signals.............................................1-23 1.15 Sub-display Function.............................................................................1-24
Chapter 2. Circuit Description 2.1 General......................................................................................................2-1 2.2 Function of Board (Display Unit)...........................................................2-3 2.3 SPU board.................................................................................................2-4 2.3.1 Auto Tuning Function .........................................................................2-8 2.3.2 Manual tuning .....................................................................................2-9 2.3.3 Tuning Indication ................................................................................2-9 2.3.4 Video Level Adjustment (03P9288/19P1001) ....................................2-9 2.3.5 Echo Averaging (EAV)........................................................................2-10 2.4 ARP Function (optional) .........................................................................2-11 2.5 PWR Board ..............................................................................................2-14 2.6 NTSC/PAL I/F Board (19P1004, optional) ............................................2-18 2.7 Output signal to remote display unit......................................................2-19 2.8 Scanner unit .............................................................................................2-20 2.8.1 Modulator board ..................................................................................2-21 2.8.2 IF amplifier board................................................................................2-32 2.8.3 MIC .....................................................................................................2-34
CONTENTS Chapter 3. Location of Parts 3.1 GPS Antenna Unit (GP-310B) ................................................................3-1 3.2 Network Sounder Unit (ETR-6/10N) .....................................................3-2 3.3 Display Unit (MODEL 17xx, GD-1700).................................................3-3 3.4 Display Unit (MODEL 17xxC, GD-1700C)...........................................3-5 3.5 Display Unit (MODEL 1833/1933/1943)................................................3-9 3.6 Display Unit (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C)...................3-14 3.7 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1722/1722C).....................................................3-19 3.8 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1732/1732C, MODEL1833/1833C)................3-21 3.9 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1742/1742C).....................................................3-23 3.10 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1762/1762C)...................................................3-25 3.11 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1933/1933C) ...................................................3-28 3.12 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1943/1943C)...................................................3-32
Chapter 4. Adjustment 4.1 Adjusters ..................................................................................................4-2 4.1.1 MAIN (20P8170) Board-ETR-6/10N .................................................4-2 4.1.2 SPU (03P9280) Board – MODEL 1722/1732/1742/1752/1762...........4-3 4.1.3 SPU (03P9286) Board – MODEL 1722C/1732C/1742C/1762C .........4-4 4.1.4 SPU (03P9288) Board – MODEL 1833/1933/1943.............................4-5 4.1.5 SPU (19P1001) Board – MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD/GP-1900C...................................4-6 4.1.6 PWR (03P9282) Board – GD/GP-1700/1700C....................................4-7 4.1.7 PWR (03P9283) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C/1722/1732/1732C/1742/1742C/1762/1762C ...4-8 4.1.8 PWR (19P1005) Board – MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD/GP-1900C...................................4-9 4.1.9 CRT (A1QA90SPXX) – MODEL 1833/1933/1943.............................4-10 4.1.10 PIP (19P1004) Board – MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD/GP-1900C...................................4-12 4.1.11 ARP (18P9013) Board........................................................................4-13 4.1.12 INT (03P8630) Board – MODEL 1742/1742C ..................................4-14 4.1.13 INT (03P9298) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C ..................................4-15 4.1.14 IF AMP (IF-7758C) Board – MODEL 1742/1742C ..........................4-16
CONTENTS 4.1.15 IF AMP (IF-9214) Board –MODEL 1833/1833C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C...............................4-17 4.1.16 IF AMP (03P9215) Board – MODEL 1732/1732C/1762/1762C.......4-18 4.1.17 IF AMP (03P9269) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C............................4-19 4.1.18 MODULATOR (03P9235) Board – MODEL 1943/1943C ................4-22 4.1.19 MODULATOR (03P9235A) Board – MODEL 1762/1762C/1933/1933C...................................................4-24 4.1.20 MODULATOR (03P9270) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C ................4-25 4.1.21 MODULATOR (MD9208) Board – MODEL 1732/1732C/1833/1833C.....................................................4-29 4.1.22 MODULATOR (MD9052A) Board – MODEL 1742/1742C .............4-30 4.1.23 PTU-9335 – MODEL 1732/1732C/1833/1833C ................................4-31
Chapter 5. Maintenance 5.1 Dip Switch.................................................................................................5-1 5.2 Jumper Settings........................................................................................5-2 5.3 Clearing Memory ...................................................................................5-3 5.4 Replacement of Major Parts ...................................................................5-5 5.5 How to update NavNet’s software via Ethernet....................................5-9 5.6 Program Numbers....................................................................................5-12
Supplement A. Network sounder, ETR-6/10N 1. Circuit description .....................................................................................A-1 1.1 Digital circuit .........................................................................................A-2 1.2 Transmitter circuit..................................................................................A-3 1.3 Receiver circuit ......................................................................................A-3 1.4 Power supply circuit ..............................................................................A-4 1.5 Connector pin assignment......................................................................A-5 2. Location of parts ......................................................................................A-6 3. Jumpers.....................................................................................................A-6 4. Adjustment ...............................................................................................A-7 5. LEDs..........................................................................................................A-8 6. Test points .................................................................................................A-8 7. Transducer Check ....................................................................................A-9 7.1 Measuring capacitance...........................................................................A-9 7.2 Measuring impedance at resonant point ................................................A-9
CONTENTS 7.3 Measuring resonant frequency...............................................................A-10 7.4 Resonance waveforms ...........................................................................A-13
Supplement B. Radar Simulation Data ...................................B-1 Supplement C. MODEL 1953C 1. General .....................................................................................................C-1 2. Power Supply Unit PSU-005 .................................................................C-2 3. Transceiver Unit (RTR-060) .................................................................C-6 4. Adjustment of Scanner Unit .................................................................C-10
Exploded View ......................................................................................D-1 Mechanical Parts List .......................................................................M-1 Electrical Parts List ............................................................................E-1 Schematic Diagrams .........................................................................S-0A
Chapter 1.
General
1.1 General Furuno’s “NavNet” is the Ethernet based high-speed network. NavNet products will allow us to customize marine electronics according to user’s needs with simple cablings. All display units are capable of controlling any component connected to the NavNet network. NavNet series include; 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9)
7-inch monochrome radar/video plotter: Model 1722/1732/1742/1752/1762 7-inch color radar/video plotter: Model 1722C/1732C/1742C/1752C/1762C 10-inch monochrome CRT radar/video plotter: Model 1833/1933/1943 10.4-inch color LCD radar/video plotter: Model 1833C/1933C/1943C 7-inch monochrome STN LCD Video plotter: GD-1700 7-inch monochrome color TFT LCD Video plotter: GD-1700C 10.4-inch color TFT LCD video plotter: GD-1900C Network sounder: ETR-6/10N GPS receiver antenna: GP-310B
The GPS receiver antenna GP-310B looks like an antenna, but it is a compact 12-channel GPS receiver. The IF amplifier used on the NavNet series radars differs from model to model: Model 1722/1722C/1732/1732C/1742/1742C/1752/1752C/1762/1762C uses “Linear” IF amplifier, while Model 1833/ 833C/1933/933C/1943/1943C uses “Logarithmic” IF amplifier. An Ethernet repeating hub needs to be arranged locally for a multiple display system.
* Ethernet is a trade mark of Xerox corporation, registered in U.S. and other countries.
Model 1953C : See Supplement C.
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1.2
About The NavNet
1.2 About The NavNet The following describes more details about NavNet. The NavNet is a baseband network that provides a single channel for communications across the physical medium (e.g., cable), so only one device can transmit at a time. An analogy is a single phone lines such as you usually have to your house: Only one person can talk at a time – if more than one person wants to talk everyone has to take turns. Data travels in packets on a network. Packets are transmitted in standard Ethernet frames. The Ethernet header contains the destination and source addresses and the Ethernet type code. The data field immediately follows the header. +- - - - - - - -+ | 6 byte | | | +- - - - - - - -+ | 6 bytes | | | +- - - - - - - -+ | 2 bytes | | | +- - - - - - - -+ | ?? bytes | | | +- - - - - - - -+
Destination Address
Source Address
Header
Type field
Data
Figure 1.1 Packet The NavNet supports a 10 Mb/s transmission rate over two pairs of Category 3 shielded twisted pair (STP) cabling. The NavNet protocol is TCP/IP and the media access control mechanism used by the NavNet is CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access). Table 1 compares the NavNet with different physical types of Ethernet. Table 1.1
NavNet vs. Ethernet
10Base5 Single 50-ohm coaxial cable (10mm thick)
10Base2 Single RG 58 coaxial cable (5mm thick)
10Base-T Two pairs of 100-ohm Category 3 or better unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cabling
100Base-T2 Two pairs of 100–ohm Category 3 or better unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cabling
NavNet Two pair of Category 3 shielded twisted pair (STP) cabling
Transmission rate Maximum segment length in meter
10M bps
10M bps
10M bps
100M bps
10M bps
500
185 m
100 m
100 m
30 m
Maximum number of transceiver per segment
100
30
2
2
2
Maximum network length in meter Connector
2500 (5 segments)
925 (5 segments)
200 (one hub)
200 (one hub)
60 (one hub)
RJ-45
RJ-45
RJ-45
RJ-45
MJA6
Cable type
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1.2
About The NavNet
All NavNet connections are point-to-point. This implies that a NavNet cable can have a maximum of two NavNet transceivers with one at each end of the cable. One end of the cable is typically attached to an Ethernet repeating hub or an active hub. The other end is attached directly to a NavNet product, which includes a NavNet network interface card (NIC). Two NavNet products may be directly attached to each other without a hub. In this case, a “crossover cable” (type: MJA6SPF0014), of which each end is terminated with a 6 position MJ connector, is used: one pair of wires is used for transmitting data, and the other pair for receiving data. When attaching a NavNet product to a repeating hub, a normal “straight through” cable is used and the cross over function is performed inside the repeating hub. In practically, when the NavNet is connected to the hub, a NavNet conversion cable (type: MJ-A6SRMD/TM11AP8-005) is required. The run length of NavNet cables is limited to 30 meters. The point-to-point cable connections of the NavNet result in a “star” topology for the network. A star topology consists of a central hub with point-to-point links that appear to radiate out from the center like light from a star. The star topology simplifies maintenance, allows for faster troubleshooting, and isolates cable problems to a single wiring link. (1) What is a hub? A hub is a common wiring point for star-topology networks. Hubs have multiple ports to attach the different cable runs. Hubs do not read any of the data passing through them and are not aware of a packet’s source or destination. Essentially, a hub simply receives incoming packets, possibly amplifies the electrical signal, and broadcasts these packets out to all devices on the network. Typically speaking, three different types of hub exist: 1) Passive 2) Active 3) Intelligent Passive hubs do not amplify the electrical signal of incoming packets before broadcasting them out to the network. Active hubs, on the other hand, will perform this function - - a function that is also present in a different type of dedicated network device called a “repeater.” Some people use the term “concentrator” when referring to a passive hub and the term “multiport repeater” when referring to an active hub. The NavNet uses an active hub. Intelligent hubs add extra features to an active hub that are of particular importance to businesses.
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1.2
About The NavNet
(2) Cable Category Specifications EIA/TIA category specification provides for the following cable transmission speeds with specifications. Table 1.2
Cable categories
Category
Data rate (Max.)
Remarks
1
No performance criteria
2
4Mb/s
Used for telephone wiring
3
16Mb/s
Used for Ethernet 10Base-T
4
20Mb/s
Used for 10Base-T
5
100Mb/s
Used for 100Base-T, 10Base-T
(3) What happens when a collision occurs? A collision occurs when two devices transmit at exactly the same time. Since only one device can transmit at a time, both devices back off and attempt to retransmit again. Each device waits a random amount of time and the two are very likely to retry at different times. Thus the second one will sense that the network is busy and wait until the packet is finished. If the two devices retry at the same time, they will collide again, and the process repeats until either the packet finally makes it onto the network without collisions.
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1.3
NavNet cables
1.3 NavNet cables The table lists the NavNet cables. Table 1.3 Parts Name
Type
MJ NavNet cable
NavNet cables Code No.
MJ-A6SPF0014-010
000-144-421
Remarks 1m, cross, 6-pin MJ (female)/6-pin MJ (female)
MJ NavNet cable
MJ-A6SPF0014-050
000-144-422
5m, cross, 6-pin MJ (female)/6-pin MJ (female)
MJ NavNet cable
MJ-A6SPF0014-100
000-144-423
10m, cross, 6-pin MJ (female)/6-pin MJ (female)
MJ NavNet cable
MJ-A6SPF0014-200
000-144-424
MJ NavNet cable
MJ-A6SPF0014-300
000-144-425
20m, cross, 6-pin MJ (female)/6-pin MJ (female) 30m, cross, 6-pin MJ (female)/6-pin MJ (female)
NavNet
MJ-A6SRMD/TM11AP8-005
000-144-463
conversion cable
50cm, cross, 6-pin MJ (male)/8-pin RJ-45 (jack)
MJA6SP MJA6SP 1 < - - [TX+] - - - - - - - [RX+] - - >3 2 < - - [TX-] - - - - - - - [RX-] - - >4 3 < - - [RX+] - - - - - - [TX+] - - >1 4 < - - [RX-] - - - - - - - [TX-] - - >2 5< >5 6 < - - - - - - - - shield - - - - - - - - >6 Figure 1.2
Wiring Diagram (MJ-A6SPF0014)
MJA6SR RJ45 1 < - - [TX+] - - - - - - - [RX+] - - >3 2 < - - [TX-] - - - - - - - [RX-] - - >6 3 < - - [RX+] - - - - - - [TX+] - - >1 4 < - - [RX-] - - - - - - - [TX-] - - >2 5< >5 6 < - - - - - - - - shield - - - - - - - - >shield Figure 1.3
Wiring Diagram (MJ-A6SRMD/TM11AP8-005)
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1.4
Connection to hub
1.4 Connection to hub The NavNet series is connected to the hub by using an optional NavNet conversion cable. Local Supply MJA6SRDMD/TM11AP-005
MJA6SPF0014-XXX MJ
Figure 1.4
MJ MJ
RJ-45
Hub
Cabling to hub with MJ/RJ NavNet cables
1.5 Notice on making NavNet network In the NavNet network, 1) An Ethernet hub is required to connect three or more NavNet products. 2) Only one hub is used. 3) The cable length between the hub and the NavNet product should not exceed 35 meters. 4) The cable length between the NavNet products should not exceed 30 meters. 5) The radar displays own radar picture only. 6) One radar in the network can be equipped with an optional target autoplotter. The following illustrations show typical connections of NavNet products.
M1833C
Figure 1.5
One station system
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1.5
Notice on making NavNet network
GD-1700C
M1833C
Figure 1.6
Two station system
GD-1700C
M1833C
HUB
Network Sounder
Figure 1.7
Three station system
1-7
1.5
Notice on making NavNet network
GD-1700C
M1833C
GD-1900C
HUB
Network Sounder
Figure 1.8
Four station system
1-8
1.6
Network setup
1.6 Network setup The NavNet uses TCP/IP data communication protocol. TCP/IP is a set of protocols which allow cooperating computers to share resources across a network. TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and IP for Internet Protocol. IP provides the basic packet delivery service for the NavNet. The IP protocol implements a system of logical host addresses called IP addresses. The IP addresses are used by the NavNet to identify devices and to perform internetwork routing. IP is a connectionless protocol, which means that IP does not exchange control information (called a handshake) to establish an end-to-end connection before transmitting data. The IP addresses are assigned to the NavNet display units before shipment as below. It is necessary to change the last three digits of the IP address when like models are used in a network. Never set the same IP address in the network. The three digits is any number between 001 and 254.
Table 1.4
IP addresses of NavNet products (Factory-default)
Model
IP ADDRESS
HOST NAME
MODEL1722/1732/17421752//1762
172.031.003.004
RADAR
MODEL1722C/1732C/1742C/1752C/1762C
172.031.003.001
RADAR
MODEL1833/1933/1943
172.031.003.002
RADAR
MODEL1833C/1933C/1943C
172.031.003.003
RADAR
GD-1700/1700C
172.031.014.001
PLOTTER
GD-1900C
172.031.003.003
PLOTTER
ETR-6/10N
172.031.092.001
SOUNDER
The IP address is set in the NETWORK SETUP menu (Special Hidden Keystroke). See figure below. ▲
IP ADDRESS
172.031.003.001 HOST NAME
RADAR________
NETWORK SETUP EDIT
RADAR SOURCE
RADAR________ CHART SOURCE
______________ ______________ ______________ SOUNDER SOURCE
SOUNDER_____ SUBNET MASK
255.255.000.000 GATEWAY ADDRESS
RETURN
000.000.000.000 OFFSET PORT NUMBER
10000
Figure 1.9
NETWORK SETUP menu (ex. MODEL1722C series)
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1.6
Network setup
In addition to the entry of the IP address, Host name, Radar source, Chart source, and Sounder source must be entered to get various display modes and display combinations in the NETWORK SETUP menu. 1) Host Name: Type a name for own display unit to distinguish it from others in the network. The factory-default is shown in the above table. The name can contain figures. 2) Radar Source: Type the host name of the display unit from which the radar picture is received. This line is factory-set to RADAR for Model series display unit which comes with the scanner unit. 3) Chart Source: Type the host name of the display unit from which the chart data is received or which has chart card in its slot to use. A maximum of three units, excluding own display unit are preset on three lines. 4) Sounder Source: Factory-default is SOUNDER to connect the network sounder ETR-6/10N to the network. When the ETR-6/10N is not connected, blank this line so that the sounder symbol in the display selection window is disabled with a red X mark. Subnet mask, Gateway address, and Offset port number are not used. Never change these values. (SUBNET MASK: 255.255.000.000; GATEWAY ADDRESS: 000.000.000.000; and OFFSET PORT NUMBER: 10000) Radar source and sounder source are also selectable through the user accessible Select source menu. When two radars or more are connected in the network, either of them is selected through the Select source menu by the user. Note that at the moment, one netsounder can be used in the network. The Sounder option is for future-use.
Important! The same radar source should be selected on the NavNet plotter display units. Never select different radar source on each plotter display unit if two radars and plotters are in the network. For example, in the network shown in the figure below, radar source must be selected to either M1943C or M1833C on both plotters. Table 1.6 shows the example of setup menu setting for a network shown in Figure 1.10.
Table 1.5 Display Unit
Host name
Example of setup menu setting (1) Radar source
Chart source
Sounder source
M1943C
M1943C
M1943C
GD19
SOUNDER
GD1700C
GD17
M1943C
GD19, M1943C
SOUNDER
GD1900C
GD19
M1943C
M1943C
SOUNDER
ETR-6/10N
SOUNDER (fixed)
No menu
No menu
No menu
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1.6
!
Network setup
GP-310B
M1943C SC-60, PG-1000
ARP *1
HUB
GD-1700C
ETR-6/10N
GD-1900C *1
Figure 1.10
Example of a NavNet network, one radar
Table 1.7 shows the example of setup menu setting for a network shown in Figure 1.11. Table 1.6 Display Unit
Example of setup menu setting (2)
Host name
M1943C
M1943C
GD1700C
Radar source See Table 1.8.
Chart source
Sounder source
M1833C
Blank
GD17
M1943C, M1833C
Blank
GD1900C
GD19
M1943C, M1833C
Blank
M1883C
M1833C
M1943C
Blank
The following radar source combinations are possible for a network shown in Figure 1.11. Table 1.7 Display Unit
Selection of radar source
Radar source
Radar source
Radar source
Radar source
(example 1)
(example 2)
(example 3)
(example 4)
M1943C
M1943C
M1943C
M1833C
M1943C
GD1700C
M1943C
M1833C
M1833C
M1943C
GD1900C
M1943C
M1833C
M1833C
M1943C
M1833C
M1833C
M1833C
M1833C
M1943C
!
GP-310B
M1943C SC-60, PG-1000
ARP *1
GD-1700C
HUB
GD-1900C #
M1833C *1
Figure 1.11
Example of a NavNet network, two radars
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1.7
ARP Function
1.7 ARP Function In the network shown in Figure 1.12, the radar sends following signals to the plotter. 1) 2) 3) 4)
Radar picture Heading data from SC-60 or PG-1000 LL and speed data from GP-310B ARP TTM data GP-310B
M1943C
SC-60, PG-1000
ARP 1) 2) 3) 4)
Acquiring and deleting target
Radar picture Heading data from SC-60 or PG-1000 LL and speed data from GP-310 ARP TTM data
GD-1700C
Figure 1.12
Signals between radar and plotter
The radar picture includes Heading data so that the display in HU, NU, or CU mode is available on the plotter. TTM data is switched on and off through OUTPUT THROUGH NETWORK menu. A target is acquired and tracking target is erased from the plotter. Note that only one radar in the network can be quipped with ARP board. Table below summarizes controls of radar picture and ARP targets. Table 1.8
M1943C
Mode selection (HU/NU/CU) Possible
GD-1700C
Possible
Display unit
Radar signal processing Controlling own radar picture. Controlling own radar picture.
ARP function Acquiring and Deleting a target Acquiring and Deleting a target
Mode which displays TTM Radar, Plotter, and Combination modes Radar, Plotter, and Combination modes
In the network shown in Figure 1.11, 1) with the radar source selection of example 4, a target can be acquired and a tracking target can be erased from all display units; 2) with example 1, M1833C cannot control ARP on the M1943C if M1833C displays own radar picture on the screen; and 3) with example 3, ARP target does not appear on the screen. Table 1.9
ARP vs. radar source setting
Radar source
ARP
Radar source
ARP
Radar source
ARP
Radar source
ARP
M1943C
M1943C
Yes
M1943C
Yes
M1833C
No
M1943C
Yes
GD1700C
M1943C
Yes
M1833C
No
M1833C
No
M1943C
Yes
GD1800C
M1943C
Yes
M1833C
No
M1833C
No
M1943C
Yes
M1833C
M1833C
No
M1833C
No
M1833C
No
M1943C
Yes
Display Unit
Yes: ARP target is displayed and controlled.
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1.8
Connection of ETR
1.8 Connection of ETR If the ETR receives the interfere from the echo sounder even when Interference Rejecter is turned on, the connection of the external KP is required as below. Drill a hole on the chassis of the ETR to pass through the cable. ETR6/10N Y
J4 EXTKP_OUT
1
EXTKP_OUT
2 3
EXTKP_IN
4
Figure 1.13 Connection of External KP
How to make factory reset for IP address To get factory default setting of IP address and Host name, 1. Put a jumper between J8 #1 and #2, and between J8 #7 and #8. 2. Turn on the ETR. CR1 lights and then blinks when the reset is complete.
J8 J4
CR1
Figure 1.14 ETR-6/10N with cover removed
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1.9
Differences between NavNet products
1.9 Differences between NavNet products (1) Between MODEL 17XX/17XXC and GD/GP-1700/1700C Table 1.10 Item
MODEL 17XX/17XXC
GD/GP-1700/1700C
Radar connector (DJ)
Provided
Not provided
PWR board
03P9283
03P9282
DIP SW setting on SPU board (#1, S1)
OFF
ON
(2) MODEL 1722/1722C/1732/1732C/1742/1742C/1762/1762C Antenna type is set as below in the Radar setup menu/Installation setup/system configuration. Table 1.11 Models
Antenna Type
Remarks
MODEL 1722/1722C
A (24 nm)
Radome
MODEL 1732/1732C
B (36 nm)
Radome
MODEL 1742/1742C/1752/1752C
C (36 nm)
Open
MODEL 1762/1762C
D (48 nm)
Open
In watch man mode, radome type antenna stops rotating and open type antenna rotates at STBY. (3) Between MODEL 18X/19XC and GD/GP-1900C Radar source and Host name in the system setup menu are set as below at installation. Table 1.12 Models
Host name
Radar source
MODEL 18XXC/19XXC
RADAR (default)
RADAR, same as host name
GD/GP-1900C
PLOTTER (default)
Blank or host name of radar display unit
(4) MODEL 1833/1833C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C Antenna type is set as below in the Radar setup menu/Installation setup/system configuration. Table 1.13 Models
Antenna Type
Remarks
MODEL 1833/1833C
B (36 nm)
Radome
MODEL 1933/1933C
F (48 nm)
Open
MODEL 1943/1943C
G (64 nm)
Open
In watch man mode, radome type antenna stops rotating and open type antenna rotates at STBY.
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1.9
Differences between NavNet products
(5) Warm-up time The warm-up period differs from set to set. Table 1.14 Models
Warm-up time
MODEL 1722/1722C
1:00
MODEL 1732/1732C
1:30
MODEL 1742/1742C/1752/1752C
1:30
MODEL 1762/1762C
1:30
MODEL 1833/1833C
1:30
MODEL 1933/1933C
1:30
MODEL 1943/1943C
1:30
(6) Comparisons of radar antenna Table 1.15 Type
Max. range
Ant. type
PWR
Remarks
A
24 nm
Radome
2 kW
MODEL 1722/1722C
B
36 nm
Radome
4 kW
MODEL 1732/1732C/1833/1833C
C
36 nm
Open
2 kW
MODEL 1742/1742C/1752/1752C
D
48 nm
Open
4 kW
MODEL 1762/1762C
E
48 nm
Radome
F
48 nm
Open
4 kW
MODEL 1933/1933C
G
64 nm
Opne
6 kW
MODEL 1943/1943C
Not used
In watch man mode, radome type antenna stops rotating and open type antenna rotates at STBY. (7) 300cd vs. 700cd (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C) a) Type of display unit differs. 300cd : RDP-138; 700cd : RDP-139 b) Type of LCD unit including the chassis differs. c) One fan motor is used for 300cd and two fan motors for 700cd. d) 300cd LCD is connected to J104 on the SPU board and 700cd to J105.
1.10 Special keystrokes Following summarizes the special keystrokes used for NavNet series products. 1) Installation menu: Power on while holding down [MENU]. 2) Count down timer bypass: Press [ENT] five times while holding down the fourth softkey (ST-BY) from top. 3) Complete Radar Installation menu reset: Select Radar setup menu in the Installation menu, and then, select Next page. Press [CLEAR] key five times while holding down the fourth softkey from top.
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1.11 Boards & Major Components
1.11 Boards & Major Components DISPLAY UNIT Board Name
MODEL 1722/1732/1742/1752/1762
SPU Board
03P9280
NET Board
03P9284
PWR Board
03P9283
PANEL Board
03P9281
LCD Unit
F-51232NF JR-SFW
Board Name
MODEL 1722C/1732C/1742C/1752C/1762C 03P9286
EDTCA14QEF
GD-1700
SPU Board
03P9280
NET Board
03P9284
PWR Board
03P9282
PANEL Board
03P9281
LCD Unit
F-51232NF JR-SFW
GD-1700C 03P9286
EDTCA14QEF
* Model 17XX and GD/GP-1700 use different type of PTU board and same SPU board with different Dip Switch settings. * Display Unit of Model series has a DJ connector, but that of GD/GP does not. Board Name
MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C
MODEL 1833/1933/1943
GD-1900C
SPU Board
03P9288
19P1001
CRD Board
-
19P1003
NET Board
03P9284
PWR Board
03P9296
19P1005
FILTER Board
03P9304
-
PANEL Board
03P9287
19P1002
INT Board
03P9290
-
ARP Board (Optional)
18P9013 (MODEL series only)
PIP Board(Optional)
-
19P1004
MCN Board
-
19P1007 (300cd)
CRT/LCD Unit
A1QA90SPXX
NL6488BC33-31 (300cd) 104MU-1 (700cd)
* Difference between Model 18XX/19XXc and GD-1900c is menu settings. * Display type of RDP-138 is 300cd and RDP-139 is 700cd.
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1.11 Boards & Major Components
SCANNER UNIT Board Name
MODEL 1722
MODEL 1732
MODEL 1742
MODEL 1752
MODEL 1762
1722C
1732C
1742C
1752C
1762C
SCANNER Unit
RSB-0087
RSB-0071
RSB-0047
RSB-0091
RSB-0070
RF Unit
RTR-070
RTR-058
RTR-051
RTR-069
RTR-065
MODULATOR Board
03P9270
MD-9208
MD-9052A
03P9235 A
03P9299
IF-9215
IF-7758C
(Linear AMP)
(Linear AMP)
(Linear AMP)
03P9309 03P9310 (Linear AMP)
03P8630
03P9311
03P9249
IF AMP Board INT Board/RTB Board
03P9298
PWR Board
– RU-9458 (Original) RU-9458A (Current)
PTU-9335 RU-9360 (Original) RU-9390C (Current)
Magnetron
E3588
E3571 MG5388 MAF1421B
E3587
Circulator
Including MIC
FCX73
Scanner Motor
RM-9455
Signal Cable
S03-87-XX
MIC
Board Name
–
–
(Linear AMP) –
RU-9390
RU-9390
FCX71
E3571 MG5388 MAF1421B MG5248 RC-4356
RM-9087A
RM-8577
RM-8629
S03-88-XX
S03-90-XX
S03-90-XX
E3571 MG5388 MAF1421B MG5248 RC-4356 RM-8025 (24rpm) RM-8711 (48rpm) S03-89-XX
MODEL 1833 1833C
SRX-25, A
03P9315
IF-9215
MODEL 1933
MODEL 1943
SCANNER Unit
RSB-0071
RF Unit
RTR-057
1933C RSB-0070 (24rpm) RSB-0073 (48rpm) RTR-064
MODULATOR Board
MD-9208
03P9235 A
03P9235
IF AMP Board
IF-9214 (LOG AMP)
IF-9214 (LOG AMP)
IF-9214 (LOG AMP)
03P9249
03P9249
RU-9360
RU-9390
RU-9390
E3571, MG5248
E3571, MG5388
MG5389
INT Board MIC Magnetron
–
1943C RSB-0070 (24rpm) RSB-0073 (48rpm) RTR-059
MAF1421B
MAF1421B, MG5248
E3560
Circulator
FCX73
Scanner Motor
RM-9087A
Signal Cable
MJ-BJ24LPF0002-XX
RC-4356 RM-8025 (24rpm) RM-8711 (48rpm) MJ-BJ24LPF0005-XX
RC-4356 RM-8025 (24rpm) RM-8711 (48rpm) MJ-BJ24LPF0005-XX
GPS RECEIVER ANTENNA Board Name
GP-310B
PWR-IF Board
20P8170
GPS Board
GH-79L1A-P
NETWORK SOUNDER Board Name
ETR-6/10N
MAIN Board
02P6294
NET Board
03P9284
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1.12
Specifications
1.12 Specifications RADAR DISPLAY UNIT 7”Monochrome LCD
7”Color LCD
Radar / VideoPlotter
Radar /VideoPlotter
MODEL MODEL 1732
MODEL 1742
MODEL 1762
MODEL 1722C
MODEL 1732C
MODEL 1742C
MODEL 1762C
1722
Type NAVNET Interface Interface (NMEA 0183 format) --: any talker (menu selection) Display Modes Range Scales (nm) Range Resolution Bearing Resolution Minimum Range Bearing Accuracy Range Ring Accuracy Echo Trail Map Scale Latitude Limits Plot Interval Display Modes Presentation Modes Memory Capacity Alarms Electronic Charts*
Type
DISPLAY UNIT 7”Monochrome STN LCD 240X320 pixels 7”Color TFT LCD 232X320 pixels Ethernet 10-BaseT Input: BWC, BWR, DBK, DBS, DBT, DPT, GGA, GLL, GSV, HDT, HDM, HDG, MSS, MTW, MWV, RMA, RMB, RMC, TTM, VHW, VTG, VYW, VWT, VWR, ZDA Output: AAM, APB, BOD, BWC, BWR, DBT, DPT, GGA, GLL, GTD, MSK, MTW, RMA, RMB, RMC, TLL, VHW, VTG, WPL, XTE, ZDA RADAR CHARACTERISTICS Head-up, Course-up, North-up*, True Motion** (* Heading input required ** Heading and speed input required) 0.125 to 24 0.125 to 36 0.125 to 36 0.125 to 48 0.125 to 24 0.125 to 36 0.125 to 36 0.125 to 48 14 steps 15 steps 15 steps 16 steps 14 steps 15 steps 15 steps 16 steps 29 m 6.7 deg 5.5 deg 5.0 deg 3.9 deg 6.7 deg 5.5 deg 5.0 deg 3.9 deg 41 m ± 1 deg 0.9 % of range or 8 m, whichever is greater Interval: 15 s, 30 s, 1 min, 3 min, 6 min, 15 min, 30 min or Continuous PLOTTER CHARACTERISTICS 0.125 to 1024 nm Between 85 deg N and 85 deg S 1 s to 59 min 59 s or 0.01 to 9.99 nm Course plot, Nav data, Steering display, Highway TM/RM North-up, Course-up, Auto Couse-up Up to 8,000 points for ship’s track and marks, 1,000 waypoints, 200 planned routes (max. 35 waypoints/route) Arrival/anchor watch, XTE, proximity alert, ship speed, depth*, water temperature*, fish* (*Network sounder required, temperature sensor required for water temperature alarm) Loaded from FURUNO MiniChart, Navionics Nav-Chart, C-MapNT chart cards. *Chart must be determined upon ordering. Choice of two units: Furuno & Navionics or C-Map ANTENNA RADIATOR
φ 460 mm
φ 602 mm
φ 665 mm
φ 1035 mm
φ 460 mm (18”)
φ 602 mm (24”)
φ 665 mm (2ft)
φ 1035 mm
(18”) Radome
(24”) Radome
(2ft) Open
(3.5ft) Open
Radome
Radome
Open
(3.5ft) Open
24 rpm
24 rpm
24 rpm
24 rpm
24 rpm
24 rpm
Hor: 3.5 deg Ver: 30 deg
Hor: 2.4 deg Ver: 27 deg
Rotation Speed Wind Load
24 rpm 24 rpm Relative 100 kt
Beamwidth
Hor: 5.2 deg Ver: 25 deg
Peak Output Power Warming up Frequency Pulselength & PRR Intermediate Frequency Bandwidth
Hor: 4.0 deg Ver: 20 deg
Hor: 5.2 deg Ver: 25 deg
Hor: 4.0 deg Ver: 20 deg
Hor: 3.5 deg Ver: 30 deg
RF TRANSCEIVER 2.2 kW 4 kW 2.2 kW 4 kW 2.2 kW 4 kW 2.2 kW 60 sec 90 sec 90 sec 90 sec 60 sec 90 sec 90 sec 9410 ± 30 MHz (X- Band) 0.08 µs/2100 Hz (0.125 to 1 nm), 0.3 µs/1200 Hz (1.5 to 3 nm), 0.8 µs/600 Hz (3 to 48 nm)
Hor: 2.4 deg Ver: 27 deg
4 kW 90 sec
60 MHz 7 MHz
Temperature Waterproofing
ENVIRONMENT (IEC 60945 test method) -15°C to +55°C (Display unit), -25°C to +70°C (Antenna unit), IEC 60529 IPX5, USCG CFR-46 (Display unit), IEC 60529 IPX6 (Antenna unit), POWER SUPPLY
Rated Voltage/Current
12 –24 VDC: 3.7-1.8 A
Standard Steering
0.90 m 0.60 m
12 –24 VDC: 3.8-1.9 A
12 –24 VDC: 3.9-2.0 A
12 –24 VDC: 4.2-2.1 A
12 –24 VDC: 4.4-2.2 A
COMPASS SAFE DISTANCE
1-18
12 –24 VDC: 4.5-2.3 A
12 –24 VDC: 4.6-2.3 A
12 –24 VDC: 4.9-2.4 A
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Specifications
RADAR 10”Monochrome CRT
10.4”Color LCD
Radar / VideoPlotter MODEL 1833
Type NAVNET Interface Interface (NMEA 0183 format) --: any talker (menu selection)
Display Modes Range Scales (nm) Range Resolution Bearing Resolution Minimum Range Bearing Accuracy Range Ring Accuracy Echo Trail Map Scale Latitude Limits Plot Interval Display Modes Presentation Modes Memory Capacity Alarms Electronic Charts*
Type
MODEL 1933
0.125 to 36 nm 15 steps
0.125 to 48 nm 16 steps
MODEL 1933C
MODEL 1943C
0.125 to 64 nm 17 steps
0.125 to 36 nm 15 steps
0.125 to 48 nm 16 steps
0.125 to 64 nm 17 steps
20 m 4.0 deg 2.4 deg 1.9 deg 4.0 deg 2.4 deg 1.9 deg 27 m ± 1 deg 0.9 % of range or 8 m, whichever is greater Interval: 15 s, 30 s, 1 min, 3 min, 6 min, 15 min, 30 min or Continuous PLOTTER CHARACTERISTICS 0.125 to 1024 nm Between 85 deg N and 85 deg S 1 s to 59 min 59 s or 0.01 to 9.99 nm Course plot, Nav data, Steering display, Highway TM/RM North-up, Course-up, Auto Couse-up Up to 8,000 points for ship’s track and marks, 1,000 waypoints, 200 planned routes (max. 35 waypoints/route) Arrival/anchor watch, XTE, proximity alert, ship speed, depth*, water temperature*, fish* (*Network sounder required, temperature sensor required for water temperature alarm) Loaded from FURUNO MiniChart, Navionics Nav-Chart, C-MapNT chart cards. *Chart must be determined upon ordering. Choice of two units: Furuno & Navionics or C-Map ANTENNA RADIATOR φ 602 mm φ 1035 mm φ 1255 mm φ 602 mm (24”) φ 1035 mm φ 1255 mm (4ft) (24”) Radome (3.5ft) Open (4ft) Open Radome (3.5ft) Open Open 24 rpm
24 rpm/48* rpm
Wind Load
Relative 100 kt
Beamwidth
Hor: 3.9 deg Ver: 20 deg
Temperature Waterproofing
Radar / VideoPlotter MODEL 1833C
DISPLAY UNIT 10”Green phosphor CRT 481X640 pixels 10.4”Color TFT LCD 640X480 pixels Ethernet 10-BaseT Input: BWC, BWR, DBK, DBS, DBT, DPT, GGA, GLL, GSV, HDT, HDM, HDG, MSS, MTW, MWV, RMA, RMB, RMC, TTM, VHW, VTG, VYW, VWT, VWR, ZDA Output: AAM, APB, BOD, BWC, BWR, DBT, DPT, GGA, GLL, GTD, MSK, MTW, RMA, RMB, RMC, TLL, VHW, VTG, WPL, XTE, ZDA RADAR CHARACTERISTICS Head-up, Course-up, North-up*, True Motion** (* Heading input required ** Heading and speed input required)
Rotation Speed *48 rpm is option
Peak Output Power Warming up Frequency Pulselength & PRR Intermediate Frequency Bandwidth
MODEL 1943
24 rpm/48* rpm
24 rpm
24 rpm/48* rpm
Relative wind 100 kt (24rpm) Relative wind 70 kt (48rpm)
Relative 100 kt
Relative wind 100 kt (24rpm) Relative wind 70 kt (48rpm)
Hor: 2.2 deg Ver: 22 deg
Hor: 3.9 deg Ver: 20 deg
Hor: 2.2 deg Ver: 22 deg
Hor: 1.85 deg Ver: 22 deg
24 rpm/48* rpm
Hor: 1.85 deg Ver: 22 deg
RF TRANSCEIVER 4 kW 4 kW 6 kW 4 kW 4 kW 90 sec 9410 ± 30 MHz (X- Band) 0.08 ms/2100 Hz (0.125 to 1.5 nm), 0.3 ms/1200 Hz (1.5 to 3 nm), 0.8 ms/600 Hz (3 to 64 nm)
6 kW
60 MHz Tx pulselength 0.08µs and 0.3µs:25 MHz, Tx pulselength 0.8µs and 0.3µs:3 MHz ENVIRONMENT (IEC 60945 test method) -15°C to +55°C (Display unit), -25°C to +70°C (Antenna unit), IEC 60529 IPX5, USCG CFR-46 (Display unit), IEC 60529 IPX6 (Antenna unit), POWER SUPPLY
Rated Voltage / Current
12 –24 VDC: 5.0-2.5 A
Standard Steering
0.85 m 0.45 m
12 –24 VDC: 6.5-3.2 A
12 –24 VDC: 7.2-3.7 A
12 –24 VDC: 5.3-2.6 A (300cd) 6.4-3.1 A (700cd)
COMPASS SAFE DISTANCE 0.60 m 0.40 m
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12 –24 VDC: 5.6-2.7 A (300cd) 6.7-3.2 A (700cd) 7.5-3.6 A (48 rpm)
12 –24 VDC: 6.3-3.1 A (300cd) 7.4-3.5 A (700cd) 8.1-3.8 A (48 rpm)
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Specifications
VIDEO PLOTTER
Type NAVNET Interface Interface (NMEA 0183 format) --: any talker (menu selection) Map Scale Latitude Limits Plot Interval Display Modes Presentation Modes Memory Capacity Alarms Electronic Charts* Temperature Waterproofing
Rated Voltage/Current
Standard Steering
7”Monochrome LCD
7”Color LCD
10.4”Color LCD
VideoPlotter
VideoPlotter
VideoPlotter
GP/GD-1700
GP/GD-1700C
GP/GD-1900C
DISPLAY UNIT 7”Monochrome STN LCD 7”Color TFT LCD 10.4”Color TFT LCD 240X320 pixels 232X320 pixels 640X480 pixels Ethernet 10-BaseT Input: BWC, BWR, DBK, DBS, DBT, DPT, GGA, GLL, GSV, HDT*, HDM*, HDG*, MSS, MTW, MWV, RMA, RMB, RMC, TTM, VHW*, VTG, VYW, VWT, VWR, ZDA (For GP-1900C only) Output: AAM, APB, BOD, BWC, BWR, DBT, DPT, GGA, GLL, GTD, MSK, MTW, RMA, RMB, RMC, TLL, VHW, VTG, WPL, XTE, ZDA PLOTTER CHARACTERISTICS 0.125 to 1024 nm Between 85 deg N and 85 deg S 1 s to 59 min 59 s or 0.01 to 9.99 nm Course plot, Nav data, Steering display, Highway TM/RM North-up, Course-up, Auto Couse-up TM/RM North-up, Course-up Up to 8,000 points for ship’s track and marks, 1,000 waypoints, 200 planned routes (max. 35 waypoints/route) Arrival/anchor watch, XTE, proximity alert, ship speed, depth*, water temperature*, fish* (*Network sounder required, temperature sensor required for water temperature alarm) Loaded from FURUNO MiniChart, Navionics Nav-Chart, C-MapNT chart cards. *Chart must be determined upon ordering. Choice of two units: Furuno & Navionics or C-Map ENVIRONMENT (IEC 60945 test method) -15°C to +55°C IEC 60529 IPX5, USCG CFR-46 POWER SUPPLY 12 –24 VDC: 12 –24 VDC: 2.1-1.1 A (300cd) 1.5-0.7 A 3.1-1.6 A (700cd) COMPASS SAFE DISTANCE 0.90 m 0.90 m 0.60 m 0.40 m
GPS RECEIVER ANTENNA GPS RECEIVER GP-310B
Receiver type Receiver Frequency Time To First Fix Tracking Velocity Geodetic Systems Accuracy Control System Data Output: Temperature Waterproofing Rated Voltage / Current
RECEIVER CHARACTERISTICS Twelve discrete Channels, C/A code, all-in-view L1 (1575.42 MHz) 90 seconds typical (Always Cold Start at Turn-on) 999 knots WGS-84, NAD-27 and others 10 m approx (95% of the time ) Controlled by NavNet product NMEA0183 ENVIRONMENT -25°C to +70°C IEC 60529 IPX6 POWER SUPPLY 12-24 V / Max. 70 to 40 mA
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1.12
Specifications
NETWORK SOUNDER NETWORK SOUNDER ETR-6/10N
Display modes Frequency Output Power Range Scale Range Phasing Data Output Temperature Waterproofing Rated Voltage
TRANSCEIVER CHARACTERISTICS Single (50 or 200 kHz), Dual (50 and 200 kHz), Bottom-lock. Bottom Zoom, Bottom Discrimination, Marker Zoom, A-Scope Dual frequency 50 and 200 kHz 600 W / 1 kW rms 8 basic ranges customized to max 1,200 m (4,000 ft, 1,300 fa) Up to 2,400 m (8,000 ft, 1,3000 fa) Through Ethernet ENVIRONMENT -15°C to +55°C IPX2 POWER SUPPLY 12-24 VDC (Max. 11.0 W)
Input/Output Ports NMEA IN NMEA OUT 12 VDC OUT
NMEA IN NMEA OUT
HEADING (AD10 or NMEA)
DATA 2
NMEA IN RS-232C 12 VDC OUT EXT. BUZZER DATA 3
MODEL 1722/1732/1742/1762 MODEL 1722C/1732C/1742C/1762C MODEL 1833/1933/1943
DATA 1
N/A
Yes
DATA 1
N/A
DATA 2
DATA 3
Yes
DATA 1
N/A
DATA 2
DATA 3
Yes
MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C
DATA 1
DATA 2
DATA 3
DATA 4
Yes
GP/GD-1700
DATA 1
DATA 2
N/A
DATA 3
N/A
GP/GD-1700C
DATA 1
DATA 2
N/A
DATA 3
N/A
GP/GD-1900C
DATA 1
DATA 2
DATA 3
DATA 4
Yes
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Connector for Radar Antenna
1.13
Radar Antenna Compatibility
1.13 Radar Antenna Compatibility The NavNet series raders use the same antenna unit as that of existing models. NAVNET Radars Existing Model
Antenna unit
IF Amp 7” Mono
7” Color
MODEL 1721M2 RSB-0067
Linear
MODEL 1722
MODEL 1722C
MODEL 1731M3 RSB-0071-058
Linear
MODEL 1732
MODEL 1732C
MODEL 1751M2 RSB-0047-051
Linear
MODEL 1742
MODEL 1742C
RSB-0061-053 MODEL 1761M3 RSB-0070-065 (NEW)
Linear
MODEL 1762
MODEL 1762C
Linear
MODEL 1762
MODEL 1762C
10” Mono CRT
10” Color CRT 300cd
10” Color CRT 700cd
MODEL 821
RSB-0067
Linear
MODEL 1722
MODEL 1722C
MODEL 841
RSB-0071-058
Linear
MODEL 1732
MODEL 1732C
RSB-0082-065
Linear
MODEL 1762
MODEL 1762C
MODEL 851M2
RSB-0070-065 (NEW)
Linear
MODEL 1762
MODEL 1762C
MODEL 861
RSB-0062-056
Linear
MODEL 1762
MODEL 1762C
MODEL
RSB0091-069 (NEW)
Linear
MODEL 1752
MODEL 1752C
1752/1752C MODEL 1832
RSB-0071-057
Log.
MODEL 1833 MODEL 1833C
MODEL 1833C
RSB-0082-064
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
MODEL 1933C
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
RSB-0070-059 MODEL 1942M2 RSB-0073-059 (48rpm)
Log.
MODEL 1943 MODEL 1943C
Log.
MODEL 1943 MODEL 1943C
RSB-0071-057
Log.
MODEL 1833 MODEL 1833C
MODEL 1833C
RSB-0082-064
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
MODEL 1933C
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
Log.
MODEL 1933 MODEL 1933C
RSB-0070-059
Log.
MODEL 1943 MODEL 1943C
RSB-0073-059 (48rpm)
Log.
MODEL 1943 MODEL 1943C
RSB-0083-064 (48rpm) MODEL 1932M2 RSB-0070-064 (NEW) RSB-0073-064 (NEW) (48rpm)
FRS-1000A
FRS-1000B
FRS-1000C
RSB-0083-064 (48rpm) RSB-0070-064 (NEW) RSB-0073-064 (NEW) (48rpm)
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MODEL 1933C
MODEL 1943C
MODEL 1933C
MODEL 1943C
1.14
Detail of Input/Output Data and Signals
1.14 Detail of Input/Output Data and Signals $ $ $ $ $
Radar Echo Heading TTM Data Waypint (Select go to waypoint Data only) Nmea Data (Select by menu of OUTPUT THROUGH NETWORK) $ Chart Data $ Key command (Radar/Sounder)
GD1900
Chart Card Time, L/L,S/C
GD1900
Model1943
SC120
Heading Time,L/L,S/C
NAV1
HDG1
Data1
Data2
Data3
Network
Network
Network
Key command.(Sounder)
ETR6/10N
HUB
$ Sounder Echo $ Depth $ Water Speed $ Waypint (Select go to waypoint Data only) $ NMEA Data (Select by menu of OUTPUT THROUGH NETWORK) $ Chart Data $ Key command (Radar/Sounder)
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
Radar Echo Heading TTM Data Waypint (Select go to waypoint Data only) Nmea Data(Select by menu of OUTPUT THROUGH NETWORK) Sounder Echo Depth Water speed Chart Data
Figure 1.15
1-23
$ $ $ $ $
Key command.(Radar) Waypint(Select go to waypoint Data only) Sounder Echo Depth Water speed
1.15 Sub-display Function
1.15 Sub-display Function Navnet 10.4” color LCD display unit (RDP-138/139) can be used as a sub-display unit or a monitor. The connectable radar is logarithmic IF amplifier radar but not linear IF amplifier radar. Software which supports sub-display function: 1950001005 or above (C-MAP version) 1950002009 or above (Navionics version) Hardware: Serial numbers 4309-2825 to 3104, 3125, and after are equipped with modified SPU board for sub display function. 1) When SPU board is 19P1001-33, only 10 m interconnection cable can be used. Using the cable more than 10 m results in a noisy screen. 2) When SPU board is 19P1001-44, available is 10 m, 20 m and 30 m interconnection cable. Field modification Change the SPU board with –44 board or above. Interconnection cables: Parts Name Cable Assy MJ Cable Assy MJ Cable Assy MJ
Type MJ-B24LPF0008-100 MJ-B24LPF0008-200 MJ-B24LPF0008-300
Code Number 000-145-125 000-145-126 000-145-127
Remarks 10 m 20 m 30 m
Port to be used: DJ1 connector Menu Setting: Select “MONITOR MODE” in RADAR SETUP menu (INSTALLATION SETUP/ SYSTEM CONFIGURATION/Installation menu).
Factory-modified sets Serial number of RDP-138/139 which equipped with –44 SPU board; 4309-3189 to 3215, 3219 to 3237, 3239 to 3240, 3248 to 3338, 3340 to 3344, 3346 to 3356, 3358 to 3370, 3373 to 3402, 3405 to 3442, 3444, 3446, 3448, 3449, 3454 to 3455, 3458, 3461, 3463, 3471, 3472, 3476, 3478 to 3480, 3501 and after
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Chapter 2.
Circuit Description
This chapter describes the circuit of NavNet series products briefly.
2.1 General NavNet series radar is divided into two groups depending on the type of IF amplifier. One uses a linear IF amplifier and the other a logarithmic amplifier. Figures 2.1 and 2.2 show the simplified block diagram of each system. TX: The trigger pulse, generated on the Processor (SPU) board in the display unit, is delivered to the modulator in the scanner unit to oscillate the magnetron. The radar emits radio wave from the radiator with the magnetron oscillating. RX: The 9.4 GHz echo signal received by the antenna is converted down to 60 MHz IF signal by the MIC. The IF amplifier amplifies the IF signal and output it to the video circuit on the SPU board. The signal is displayed on the screen after digital signal processing. The received signal is gain-, A/C sea-, and A/C rain-controlled in the linear IF amplifier, while the signal is not controlled in the logarithmic amplifier but it is controlled in the video amplifier on the SPU board in the display unit. Auto plotter (Optional): Applied from the SPU board to the ARP board are; 1) Heading in AD format 2) 8192 bearing pulse 3) Video 4) Trigger 5) Ship’s speed in IEC-61162 format. The ARP board acquires and tracks targets. Data and symbol of the acquired target are displayed on the screen via the SPU board. Target data includes position, CPU, TCPA, speed, and course. Scanner Unit Antenna
Mag.
Mod.
Display Unit
MIC
IF Amp
HD,BP GAIN, A/C SEA, A/C RAIN Video
LCD Processor
Trigger
RF Module Panel
Power
Ship’s mains
Nav. Gyro
Figure 2.1 Simplified block diagram of radar which uses a linear IF amplifier (MODEL 1722/1722C/1732/1732C/1742/1742C/1752/1752C/1762/1762C)
2-1
2.1
General
Scanner Unit Antenna
Mag.
Mod.
Display Unit
MIC
IF Amp
HD,BP Video
CRT or LCD Processor
ARP *Option
Trigger
RF Module Panel
M1832-SME-8
Figure 2.2
Power
Ship’s mains
Nav. Gyro
Simplified block diagram of radar which uses a logarithmic IF amplifier (MODEL 1833, 1833C, 1933, 1933C, 1943, 1943C)
2-2
2.2
Function of Board (Display Unit)
2.2 Function of Board (Display Unit) Board Name
SPU Board 03P9280 03P9286 03P9288 19P1001
PWR Board 03P9282 03P9283 03P9296 19P1005
ARP Board 18P9013, Optional
NET Board 03P9284
Function 1) Includes a video amplifier circuit. (03P9288/19P1001 used for logarithmic amplifier) (a) Applies GAIN, STC, FTC and IR to video signal and outputs to the A/D converter. (b) Adjusts video signal input level (adjusted by Radar SETUP MENU). (c) Changes STC curve according to the antenna height set on the Radar SETUP menu. 2) Outputs Gain, A/C sea, and A/C rain control signals to the scanner unit. (03P9280/03P9286 used for linear amplifier) 3) Performs A/D conversion of video signal. (8 gradation : 03P9286/03P9288/19P1001, 4 gradation : 03P9280) 4) Processes the signal for Echo averaging (EAV 1/2/3) 5) Constructs radar picture using HD, BP, TRIG, and VIDEO signals. 6) Controls keyboard. 7) Controls tuning circuit. 8) Outputs Tx trigger and pulselength selection signals to the antenna unit. 9) Processes the signal for Echo trailling. 10) Generates Plotter and Echosounder displays. 11) Memories the base chart (rough world map). 12) Is equipped with a flash ROM which memories system program. 13) Communicates with F-NET board. 14) Transmits and receives data in IEC61162 and AD10 formats. 15) Receives RGB signal from NTSC/PAL I/F board, 19P1004. 16) Outputs signals to the remote or sub display (19P1001/03P9288). 17) Memorizes RADAR SETUP menu settings, tune voltage and tune Ind. voltage onto the EEPROM. 18) Memorizes PLOTTER/RADAR/GPS operation menu settings, marks, waypoints, and track onto the SRAM. 19) Checks for the presence of ARP boards at power-up. (03P9288/19P1001) 20) Displays navigation data being fed from a navigator. 21) Reads and displays trackball and ENTER knob data. 1) Voltages which the board generates 03P9282: +5.1V, -12V, +12V, -24V, and motor drive voltage 03P9283: +5V, -12V, +12V, -24V, and motor drive voltage 03P9296: +5V, -12V, +12V, and motor drive voltage 19P1005: +3.3V, +5V, -12V, +12V, and motor drive voltage 2) Protectors 1) Short circuit on line voltages 2) Input low- and over-voltage (10.8 Vdc or low; 31.2 Vdc and high) 3) The board outputs PF (Power Failure) signal to the SPU board before shutting down. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Compatible with the latest ARP-10 hardware. Converts GAIN-, STC-, FTC-, and I/R-processed video signal into quantized video (QV). Performs automatic and manual target acquisition and tracking. Detects HD, BP, TRIG, VIDEO, LOG and GYRO signal errors. Calculates CPA and TCPA. Detects land echo. Outputs ARPA data to the SPU Board: Target No., R/B, CPA, TCPA, etc. Receives data from the SPU board and transmits it in NavNet standard (10Base-T). Memorizes data from the SPU and other N-NET boards temporarily. Listens to the network to see if it is busy. If not, it transmits the packet of data. Has a MAC address or unique hexadecimal serial number assigned to each NavNet product to identify it on the network. The address is permanently set at the factory.
2-3
2.3
SPU board
2.3 SPU board Figures 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, and 2.6 show the block diagram of SPU board used in NavNet products. 32
U36
32
U38
23.8 MHz
U33, 39 SDRAM 16 Mbit*2
32bit CPU 32
16
V832 µPD705102
16
U11 RESET
U47, 58 FLASH ROM 8Mbit*2
U69
PROGRAM
BASE CHART DATA,
FLASH ROM RADAR SIMULATION DATA 16Mbit*2
U71, 78
BT1
SRAM 1Mbit*2
Lithium Battery
U34
16 J102 PC
SERIAL I/O
PLOTTER CHART
Synchronous serial
U10
J104 Remote
16
GA1
U35 DRAM 4Mbit SOUNDER
U5 8
U19
TUNE_IND
U40
8
REMOTE I/O
Key sense
DRAM 4Mbit*2
25.175 MHz
A/D
J105
J108 F -Net
U70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 77, 80
J107 Chart Chart Card J106 CLF HV
CPU BUS Buffer
T1, L1, Q23, L2, C168 Back Light
16
PWM 8
16
U61
J104 Encoder
GA3
U41 to 49
03S9060
COMP *7 BEARING
U5 VIDEO SIG
77.7 MHz
1
U4
16
LOG AMP
NMEA/AD10 NMEA J103 VIDEO
TUNE CONT.
U57 EEPROM 2kbit
PLL
VIDEO J102
LCD
U45
SERIAL I/O
DRAM 4Mbit*3
SERIAL I/O
RADAR ECHO TRAIL
HEADING,EXT_TRIG Reference Voltage
GAIN, A/C SEA, TUNE CONT.
Synchronous serial
U24, 25 D/A
Figure 2.3 Block diagram of SPU board, 03P9280, receiving output of linear IF amplifier
2-4
2.3
32
U18
32
U29
23.8 MHz
U36, 37 SDRAM 16 Mbit*2
32bit CPU 32
16
V832 µPD705102
16
U11 RESET
U54, 68 FLASH ROM 8Mbit*2
U53
PROGRAM
BASE CHART DATA
FLASH ROM RADAR SIMULATION 16Mbit*2 DATA
U50, 64
BT1
SRAM 1Mbit*2
Lithium Battery
U26
16 J102 PC
SERIAL I/O
U41
J104 Remote
U27
8
SOUNDER RADAR MARK
A/D J105
J108
LCD I/F
F -Net
U49, 61, 62, 63, 69, 70, 71
J107 Chart Card
CPU BUS Buffer J106 Back Light
16
8
16
U34
J104
GA3
U19, 22, 23 30, 32, 39, 47
U25
03S9060
VIDEO SIG
77.7 MHz
COMP
BEARING
1
U17
16
LOG AMP
NMEA/AD10 NMEA
TUNE CONT.
U53
SERIAL I/O
DRAM 4Mbit*3
SERIAL I/O
RADAR ECHO TRAIL
HEADING,EXT_TRIG
VIDEO SCANNER UNIT
U28 EEPROM 2kbit
PLL
VIDEO
J103
LCD
PWM
Encoder
J102
U43 DRAM 4Mbit
8
U14 TUNE_IND
16
GA1
REMOTE I/O
CLF HV
DRAM 4Mbit*2 PLOTTER CHART
Synchronous serial
Key sense
SPU board
Synchronous serial Reference Voltage GAIN, A/C SEA, TUNE CONT.
U1, 21 D/A
Figure 2.4 Block diagram of SPU board, 03P9286, receiving output of linear IF amplifier
2-5
2.3
16
U5
32
U6
22.5 MHz
U7,18
SDRAM 16 Mbit*2
32bit CPU 32
32
V833 µPD705102
16
U19 RESET J101 PANEL LED J103 PC
Key sense
U18: BASE CHART
DATA FLASH ROM U27:RADAR 8Mbit*2 SIMULATION DATA
U39,40
FLASH ROM PROGRAM 16Mbit*
U15,26
U2,BT Lithium Battery
SRAM 1Mbit*2
16
PWM
32
SERIAL I/O
U22
J103
U46
8
16
GA2
REMOTE I/O
SDRAM 16Mbit*
U38
19S1007
J101
8
U45
TUNE_IND
25.175 MHz
A/D
J108
U53
SDRAM 16Mbit SOUNDER
Track Ball F -Net
U51,52
PLOTTER CHART
Synchronous serial Remote
U41,42
SPU board
R,G,B Hsync, Vsync
D/A AMP
J109
J106
J107
CRT
ARP11 Chart Card
J102 Back Light BUZZER
U79,80,83 16
J102
J101
CPU BUS Buffer
SYSTEM CLK
PWM 8
PWM
U71,74,90,91, U95,100,101 COMP *7 BEARING
16
GA3
U86
03S9060-1 VIDEO SIG
U65 77.7 MHz
GA1
U57
03S9530
1
J103
VIDEO AMP
16
SERIAL I/O
GPS NMEA J104
RADAR ECHO TRAIL
SERIAL I/O HEADING,EXT_TRIG
Synchronous serial A/C SEA, A/C RAIN, GAIN TUNE
TUNE CONT.
U47,48 D/A J105
VIDEO BUFFER
Figure 2.5
U61,62,63 DRAM 4Mbit*3
SERIAL I/O
NMEA/AD10
U70 EEPROM 4kbit
PLL
SCANNER UNIT
EXT DISPLAY
U87
Encoder Encoder
VIDEO
J110
D/A AMP
H,VSYNC VIDEO
SUB DISPLAY
Block diagram of SPU board, 03P9288, receiving output of logarithmic IF amplifier
2-6
2.3
16
Y1
32
U23
22.5 MHz
U19,30 SDRAM 16 Mbit*2
32bit CPU 32
32
V833 µPD705102
16
U9 RESET J103 PANEL LED J113 PC
DATA
U3,11
FLASH ROM PROGRAM 16Mbit*2
U8,14
U1,BT1
SRAM 1Mbit*2
Lithium Battery 32
SERIAL I/O
U84,85 SDRAM 16Mbit*2
PLOTTER CHART
J103 Remote
U91 REMOTE I/O
8
U77
8
16
U69 GA2
U86 SDRAM 16Mbit SOUNDER
Y3
19S1007
J103 TUNE_IND
25.175 MHz
A/D
J102
U26,29, 37,44
J108
SW
J112
ARP10X
U78,83,92
J106 Chart Card J111 Back Light BUZZER
J103
CPU BUS Buffer
U47,46,53,52 U59,58,63
LCD
EXT DISPLAY
16
J113
GA3
Y2
03S9060-1 VIDEO SIG
U65 77.7 MHz
GA1
U93
03S9530
1
16
U87,88,89 DRAM 4Mbit*3
SERIAL I/O SERIAL I/O
RADAR ECHO TRAIL
SERIAL I/O HEADING,EXT_TRIG
VIDEO
U51 EEPROM 4kbit
PLL
VIDEO AMP
NMEA/AD10
Synchronous serial A/C SEA, A/C RAIN, GAIN TUNE
TUNE TUN E CONT.
U21,25 D/A J109
VIDEO BUFFER
Figure 2.6
J105 R,G,B Hsync, Vsync J110
SYSTEM CLK 8
PWM
BEARING
SCANNER UNIT
D/A AMP
H,VSYNC VIDEO SIG
PWM
COMP *7
NMEA
16
P -ININ -P
U57
Encoder
GPS
J107 J104
Track Ball F -Net
U18: BASE CHART
DATA FLASH ROM U27:RADAR 8Mbit*2 SIMULATION
16
PWM
Synchronous serial
Key sense
U18,27
SPU board
SUB DISPLAY
Block diagram of SPU board, 19P1001, receiving output of logarithmic IF amplifier
2-7
2.3
SPU board
2.3.1 Auto Tuning Function At not only installation but also the replacement of RF unit, magnetron, MIC, and SPU board, “tune initialization” must be carried out through the tuning setup menu. The receiver is tuned automatically for maximum echoes and tuning control voltages found are stored onto the EEPROM on the SPU board. Tune initialization is carried out in two steps. First, full search is performed using a long pulse to find a coarse tuning voltage (a). Then, short search is performed for all pulses. After initialization, the pulselength which was used before is selected. In full search, tune control voltage (TUNE CONT) varies from about 1 V to 10 V and one that produces the maximum tune indicator voltage or coarse tuning voltage is memorized onto the EEPROM. Short search
Full search
about 10 V
Tracking Pulse length in use
(a) Tuning control voltage
Auto coarse tuning point
about 1 V
1
2
3 Time
Max. about 3 V Tuning indicator voltage Min. about 1 V Pulselength EEPROM backup
LP Auto and Man. coarse tuning pt.
LP
M
S
Max. Max. Max. Tuning Ind. Tuning Ind. Tuning Ind. voltage voltage voltage
Figure 2.7 Tuning initialization process In short search, tune control voltage changes from coarse tuning voltage plus 2.5 V to coarse tuning voltage minus 2.5 V. This search is made with long, middle, and short pulses to find the fine tuning voltage. At daily use, the short search is made twice when the radar is set from ST-BY to TX and once when the plulselength is changed in auto tuning mode.
2-8
2.3
SPU board
2.3.2 Manual tuning When tune mode is changed from auto to manual, the coarse tuning voltage is selected. In manual tune mode, tuning voltage is indicated graphically under the tuning indicator. The minimum scale is 3 V and the maximum scale is 10 V.
2.3.3 Tuning Indication The tuning indicator is adjusted so that the tuning indicator extends more than 80% of its full length on all ranges at best tuning. The extension on short pulse is shorter than long pulse and the indication becomes shorter when the magnetron degrades.
2.3.4 Video Level Adjustment (03P9288/19P1001) The video input level to the linear video amplifier must be adjusted through the installation menu at not only installation but also the replacement of RF unit, magnetron, MIC, and SPU board. The following describes the outline of the adjustment mechanism on the SPU board, 19P1001. The SPU board, 03P9288 has the same circuit as 19P1001, but it has different parts numbers. The following describes the outline of the adjustment. (These are carried out automatically.) 1. Main Bang suppression Level (MBS L) is set to 0. 2. EEPOT, U14 is set to minimum. (EEPOT initialization with "L" level of U14 #7) 3. EEPOT gets into step-up mode (U14 #2 is H.) to measure output video level at each step. The step is changed by pulses applied to U14 #1. The step where the output level is 2.2 V is memorized. 4. EEPOT gets into step-down mode (U14 #2 is L) to find and stores the step number where the output level is 2.2 V. 5. Averaging the step numbers found in steps 3 and 4 above, and saving onto depot. The stored value is not erased when power is turned off. 6. MBS L is reset to the value previously used.
VIDEO (From IF AMP)
EEPOT
Step:
①➁
➂ UP
➃
➄ ➅
Down
32 step EEPOT (VIDEO output )
2.2 V M1832-SME-12A
Figure 2.8
Video level adjustment
It is not necessary to adjust video level for the video amplifier on the SPU boards, 03P9280 and 03P9286, because the board receives the output signal of logarithmic IF amplifier.
2-9
2.3
SPU board
2.3.5 Echo Averaging (EAV) Echo averaging circuit is designed for; 1) Discriminating small and weak targets such as flocks of birds, small ships, and fishing floats hidden in sea clutter, and 2) Displaying long-range targets stably. Normally echoes from sea clutter and noises do not appear on the screen at the same position in successive scans. The circuit can provide the different echo levels, correlating echo data at each scan so that the level (intensity) of the echo which appears at random position decreases. For example, echoes from target and sea clutter are displayed on the screen in the same level with EAV off. But the echo from sea clutter is displayed in lower level than target echo with EAV LOW. The return from the sea clutter appears at the different position at every scans and EAV LOW sets the echo level to low at first and second hits. The target echo appears more than three successive scans at the same position, so it gets the maximum echo level. The EAV MED gives the maximum level to the target which has four consecutive hits or more. The EAV HIGH prolongs the afterglow time of echoes. Echo averaging is a useful function when it is used properly. However, target may be lost if this function is used with improper settings. The echo averaging requires heading and LL data. Echo level
7
OFF
1
2 ⋅⋅⋅⋅
No. of Scan
Echo level
7
LOW
1
2 ⋅⋅⋅⋅
No. of Scan
1
2 ⋅⋅⋅⋅
No. of Scan
1
2 ⋅⋅⋅⋅
Echo level
7
MED
Echo level
7
HIGH
No. of Scan FR-2115-SME-27C
Figure 2.9
Echo Averaging
2-10
2.4
ARP Function (optional)
2.4 ARP Function (optional) 10-inch CRT and 10.4-inch LCD radars, Model 1833/1833C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C, provide ARP function if they are equipped with an optional ARP-11. The ARP board cannot be mounted on the 7-inch radars. The ARP-11 has the same circuitry and software as ARP-10, but the board is small in size. The ARP-11 requires heading data in AD format and speed data in NMEA format. Heading data in NMEA format and contact-closure speed log signal are not acceptable. The ARP-11 acquires and tracks 10 targets manually and automatically. The ARP display can be turned on/off through the ARPA TARGET INFO/ARPA Setup menu which has the following options. 1) Internal ARPA: Is selected when the radar is equipped with the ARP board and when TTM data is received via NETWORK port. Target can be acquired and cancelled from any display unit in the NavNet network. 2) External ARPA: Is selected when the display unit receives TTM data via NMEA port. Target tracks are shown but targets cannot be acquired. 3) Off Figure 2.10 shows the simplified block diagram of the ARP board, 18P9013.
U13 V821( PD70741GC-25)
TP5 (Factory use)
CPU CORE
ARP Board (18P9007)
CR1(Blinks 1sec)
UART TRANSMIT
TARGET DATA (TTM:CURRENT LOOP)
UART RECEIVER
NOT USED
J3 1
TP6(Factory use)
DMA CHANNEL
TX1H
2
TX1C
3
RX1H
4
RX1C
TP1,9
TIMER (10ms)
TP7 (CLK OUT)
FLASH ROM 2M bit(U11)
PROGRAM/DATA
RAM 512K bit(U9,10)
(256K bit x 2) J107 A7 EXT TXD (Output from NMEA 1 via SPU) A11 TRUE HD
TRUE HD
FE Front End signal processor(U3) ¥Width ¥Flags ¥Range/azimuth ¥Time
TP4
TRUE TRIG
A13 TRUE TRIG
GYRO(AD Format,25msec)
A2 A3
LOG(Contact signal): Not used
A17
BP(4096/rotation)
GYRO DATA, CLOCK LOG
A4
SCAN INT
A9
VIDEO
RAM(U4,5) Echo data temporary memory (256K bit x 2) 512K bit TP8
(18S9010)
TP2
A/D CONV. 41.446MHz
I/F for SPU communication (U14,15,16,23,24)
U1
NMEA ship’s speed data input
M1832-SME-09B
Figure 2.10
Block diagram of ARP board, 18P9013
Unlike existing radars, on this radar, “MAG” (Magnetic) is selected in heading display mode menu white receiving AD-format heading signal.
2-11
2.4
ARP Function (optional)
Unlike other existing ARPs, ARP-11 does not require QV level adjustment at installation and no test point for QV echo is provided. The system checks the connection of the ARP board at every power-on. If the CPU on the SPU board fails to communicate with the ARP CPU, the message “ARP is not connected.” appears and the ARP line is not displayed in the selftest display. The ARP board generates the track of the tracking target. In the “radar” display mode, the past position is displayed by equally time-spaced dots and in the “plotter” mode, it is displayed by a solid line. To display the track in the plotter mode, the board memories the position of the tracking target at the same interval as own ship’s plot interval. A maximum of 10 positions is memorized for each target and these points are connected. Table 2.1 Display mode
Display mode vs. track display Radar
Plotter (GD)
Overlay
Past Position (dots)
Available
N.A.
Available
Track (solid line)
N.A.
Available
Available
When the target is not acquired, carry out the self-test at TX condition. TRIGGER, VIDEO, BP, HD must be OK, and FE-DATA 1 and FE-DATA 2 must vary depending on the gain setting. The lower the gain setting, the smaller the FE DATA value. The FE DATA must not exceed 1000 with the maximum gain setting. The APR works in the following conditions. Land echo discrimination A target measuring about 800 m or more in the radial or circumferential direction is regarded as a landmass and not acquired or tracked. Echoes smaller than about 800 m are regarded as true target. Manual acquisition 1) Within 9 scans, the target must be detected near the cursor position. 2) Target echo must be smaller than land echo (800 m or less in the radial or circumferential direction) at the front-end processor. 3) Target must be within acquisition area: 0.1 to 16 nm. 4) The number of acquired targets is not as many as 10, including the target manually acquired. 5) No signal error (TRIG, HD, BP, VIDEO, GYRO) shall be detected. Automatic acquisition 1) The target must be detected for five consecutive scans within the automatic acquisition area. 2) Target echo must be smaller than land echo (800 m or more in the radial or circumferential direction) at the front end processor. 3) Target must be within acquisition area: 2.0 to 2.5 nm and 45° each side of heading line. 4) The number of acquired targets is not as many as 10, including the target automatically acquired. 5) No signal error (TRIG, HD, BP, VIDEO, GYRO) shall be detected.
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2.4
ARP Function (optional)
Automatic acquisition 1) A tracking target is judged as a lost target when no return is received for nine consecutive sweeps. When the system detects a loss of a tracking target, the target symbol becomes a flashing diamond. 2) A lost target will be reacquired and tracked when acquisition condition again becomes satisfactory. 3) Automatic tracking is discontinued when the target moves out of the acquisition range (less than 0.1 nm or greater than 16 nm).
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2.5
PWR Board
2.5 PWR Board PWR boards, 03P9282, 03P9283, 03P9296, and 19P1005, are similar in circuitry, but the parts numbers are different. The power supply circuit, except for 03P9282, consists of a primary circuit and a secondary circuit. The primary circuit uses a switching regulator and generates –12 V and +12 V. The secondary circuit is powered from +12 V generated by the primary circuit. Table 2.2
Voltages generated by PUT board
Board
Output of primary
Output of
name
circuit
secondary circuit
03P9282
Voltages generated on SPU board
-12 V, +5.1 V, +12 V, and
No secondary
2.5 V and 3.3 V (generated from 5.1 V)
–24 V
circuit
03P9283
-12 V and +12 V
+5 V and –24 V
2.5 V and 3.3 V (generated from 5 V)
03P9296
-12 V and +12 V
+5 V
2.5 V and 3.3 V (generated from 5 V)
19P1005
-12 V and +12 V
+3.3 V and +5 V
2.5 V (generated from 5 V)
On SPU (03P9286) board, -15 V is generated from -24 V by Q13 and CR4 for 7-inch color LCD display. The following describes how PWR board works in the example of 19P1005. See Figure 2.11, the block diagram of the power supply circuit, 19P1005. This board consists of main-inverter, sub-inverter, and brilliance control circuit. The main-inverter produces –12 V and +12 V, and the sub-inverter produces +3.3 V and +5 V. On the SPU board, +2.5 V is generated from +5 V with a regulator Q35. The power failure signal P FAIL N is generated by U7 and Q17 before the power supply circuit is shut down.
SPU (19P1001) Board
PTU (19P1005) Board
Input
J1351
-12 V +12 V
-12 V, +12V Output Circuit TP4 10V ON/OFF Circuit Q13
10V Reg. Q7, CR3
Over-current det R1, R2, R3, U1
R50 Oscillator U9
CR4
5 sec Delay Circuit R28, C19, CR7
Oscillator 1 U2 Q14 Reset
Q12
Q9 ↑
Q8
Oscillator Stop circuit Q6
Q15 FF U4
3.3V Over-current det R87, R88
TP5
Q27
Q12 Reset
0.5 sec Delay circuit R30, C19, CR7, U5 10 V
Clock R43
+5 V Reg. U35
TP3
Input over-voltage Det U3 CR5
ANT CONT.
Relay K1
R72 +5 V Output Circuit
+2.5 V
U50 R79
+3.3 V Output Circuit
+3.3 V U50 PWR-OFF
Q8 U6
PWR-SW
ANT MOTOR
Figure 2.11
Block diagram of 19P1005
2-14
2.5
PWR Board
Power-on sequence 1. Power ON signal, PWR-SW is sent to Q8 on PWR board from SPU board. 2. Q8 sends a clock to the flip-flop U4 for setting, and Q14 becomes on. 3. Q13 is on. 4. +10 V is applied to the switching oscillator, U2 through Q13. 5. U2 oscillates and current flows switching transistors Q1 and Q2. 6. The main-inverter outputs +12 V and – 12 V. 7. +12 V is supplied to the sub-inverter. 8. The sub-inverter becomes in ON condition. 9. The sub-inverter outputs +3.3 V and +5 V.
Q20
L5
+12V
R71 CR15
+5V (Vcc) C33
R72: Adjusts +5V.
Oscillator, U9 R73
1.25V
L7
Q23
+3.3V R78
CR17
R79: Adjust +3.3V.
Figure 2.12
R80
C36
1.25V
Simplified circuit diagram of sub-inverter (19P1005)
Power-off sequence (19P1005) The power supply circuit shuts down in two steps. The oscillator stop oscillating and +10 V is switched off 0.5 second later. 1. By pressing the PWR SW for 3 seconds, Power OFF signal, PWR-OFF line becomes High. 2. U6 conducts and then Q5 is on. (Base current flows through R15, CR2, and Q6.) 3. The switching oscillator U2 stops oscillating and +/-12 V are not outputs 4. When Q6 conducts, Q4 is also on. 5. 0.5 sec delay circuit, consisting of Q10, Q11, R30, CR7, and C19, activates. 6. (C19 is charged through R29/R30, CR6 and R31 with Q12 on.) 7. Q12 is on 0.5 second later. 8. A reset signal is sent to the flip-flop U4. 9. Q14 is off and then Q13 is off.
2-15
2.5
PWR Board
Protector Circuit (19P1005) The power supply circuit is protected against input low-/over-voltage and short circuit of line voltage. Provided are following power failure detectors. 1) Input over-/low-voltage detector The detector U3 outputs Low signal when ship’s main is not within the rated input voltage range. CR4 conducts and Q5 turns on. Thus, the switching oscillator U2 stops oscillating with its pin #5 (DT) High. If ship’s main is not within the range for 5 seconds, 5 sec delay circuit, consisting of Q9, Q11, R28, CR7, and C19, activates with CR5 on. Q12 is on and a reset signal is applied to the flip-flop U4. Q14 and Q13 are off. (C19 is discharged through R28, CR6, and R31.) If ship’s main becomes within the range within 5 seconds, the oscillator U2 starts oscillating again. 2) +/-12 V line short-circuit detector When +12 V or –12 V line short-circuits, overcurrent flows in the primary winding circuit of the main-inverter. The overcurrent detector, consisting of U1, R1, R2, and R3, detects this current. The output of U1 becomes low and Q3 is on. Thyristor Q6 is triggered. Q5 is on and the oscillator U2 stop oscillating with its DT pin High. With Q6 on, 0.5 sec delay circuit activates and Q13 is turned off to switch off 10 V supply. 3) +5 V line short-circuit detector When + 5 V line is short-circuited, U9 stop oscillating. Note that the main-inverter is still alive. 4) +3.3 V short-circuit detector When +3.3 V is short-circuited, overcurrent flows through R87 and R88, causing that Q27 is on. When Q27 conducts, Q19 is on and SCP line becomes Low. A photocoupler U5 triggers 0.5 sec delay circuit and the flip-flop U4 is reset. Q13 is off finally. U9 stop oscillating immediately after the short circuit of +3.3 V line with #3 pin of U9 low. 5) +2.5 V short-circuit detector On the SPU board, a photocouper detects the short circuit of +2.5 V line. The PWR OFF line becomes High and Q6 is triggered. 6) When the CPU freezes, PWR OFF signal is not generated. In this case, hold down the PWR switch for 5 seconds. Q8 and Q9 are on. C19 is discharged through R28, CR6, and R31. CR7 conducts when C19 is discharged to about 3.6 V. Then, Q12 is on.
2-16
2.5
PWR Board
Figures 2.13, 2.14, and 2.15 show a simplified block diagram of other PWR boards. Their function is similar to 19P1005. SPU (03P9288) Board
PWR (03P9282) Board
TP1 -12 V
Input
J301
-12 V, +12V, +5V, -24V Output Circuit
Oscillator 1 CR7 U2
Input over-voltage Det U1 CR9
Q12
Q13
TP3 Reset
5 sec Delay Circuit R53, C22, CR4 Q14 ↑ Q11
+5.1 V Reg. U14
Oscillator Stop circuit Q7
U13
Reset
U9 +2.5V
Reg. U15
U13
0.5 sec Delay circuit R74, C22, CR4
U9
10 V
Clock R29
+3.3V
U6
Q17
FF U10
Q17
ANT CONT.
Relay K1
Over-current det R13, R14, R15 U11 R67
10V ON/OFF Circuit Q2 CR4 TP2
10V Reg Q1, CR3
+12 V
-24 V
-24V Over-current det R62
PWR-OFF
Q11
PWR-SW
ANT Motor
Figure 2.13
Block diagram of 03P9282
SPU (03P9280/03P9286) Board
PWR (03P9283) Board TP1 -12 V +12 V
J1351
Input
-12 V, +12V Output Circuit
CR4 Q13
TP4
-15 V ANT CONT.
Relay K1 10V Reg. Q1, CR3
Over-current det. R13, R14 U11 R67
10V ON/OFF Circuit Q2 CR4 TP2
Input over-voltage Det. U1 CR9 5 sec Delay Circuit R53, C22, CR4
Q12
Q17
Q14 ↑ Q11
Oscillator 1 U2
TP3 Reset
Q13
Oscillator Stop circuit Q7 Q17
FF U10
Oscillator 2 U5 U6 5V Over-current det. R38
Over-curre nt Det. -24V: R68, 5V: R36
-24 V +5 V Reg. U14/11
+3.3V U9/7
0.5 sec Delay circuit R74, C22, CR4 Reset
U13/6
U6: +5V U13: -24V
10 V
Clock R29
-24V, +5V Output Circuit
Reg. U15/12
+2.5
U13/6
U9/7
PWR-OFF
Q8
U10 PWR-SW
ANT Motor
Figure 2.14
Block diagram of 03P9283
SPU (03P9288) Board
PWR (03P9296) Board
Inpu
J1301
-12 V +12 V
-12 V, +12 V Output Circuit
10V ON/OFF Circuit Q2
10V Reg. Q1, CR3
Input over-voltage Det U1 CR9 5 sec Delay Circuit R53, C22, CR4 Q14 ↑ Q11
CR4 TP2
Oscillator 2 U5
Over-current det R13, R14, R15 U11 R67
U6 Oscillator 1 CR7 Oscillator Stop circuit U2 Q7 Q12 Q13 TP3 Reset Q17 FF Q17 U10 Reset
+5 V Reg. U58
+3.3V
Reg. U50
+2.5V
U9/7
5V Over-current det R38
U60
U59
0.5 sec Delay circuit R62, C22, CR4
U59
10 V
Clock R29
ANT CONT.
Relay K1
Q11
PWR-OFF U9 PWR-SW
ANT Motor
Figure 2.15
Block diagram of 03P9296
2-17
2.6
NTSC/PAL I/F Board (19P1004, optional)
2.6 NTSC/PAL I/F Board (19P1004, optional) On the board, NTSC and PAL signals, having ITU-R601 compliancy, are converted from analog composite video signal into RGB signal for representation of video information on VGA LCD display. The board features automatic NTSC/PAL recognition so that input video signal is selected automatically to either NTSC or PAL mode depending on the number of lines per field. The analog video signal is converted into digital data through the AD converter inside the composite signal digital video decoder, and sampled by the clock at the pixel frequency from the SPU board. This board is sometimes called Picture-In-Picture (PIP) board. Figure 2.16 shows the block diagram of the NTSC/PAL I/F board. The heart of the circuit is a NTSC/PAL digital video decoder, MSM7662 or MSM7664. DRAM 1
NTSC/PAL
Composite signal digital video decoder (MSM7662/ MSM7664)
Bus selector
DRAM 2
Data bus 1 Data bus 2
Bus selector
To SPU
Memory control signal generator
Figure 2.16
Block diagram of NTSC/PAL interface board
5-bit RGB data is written onto DRAMs, 1024x1024x16 bits. Every frame data is written onto DRAM 1 and DRAM 2 alternately. VGA display area: 640 x 480 NTSC data area (one frame): 720 x 483 PAL data area (one frame): 720 x 575 DRAM memory size: 1024 x 1024 x 16 bits The board comes with an interconnection cable which has a factory-wired RCA connector at one end. The RCA connector is fitted onto the “option” port on the display unit.
2-18
2.7
Output signal to remote display unit
2.7 Output signal to remote display unit The following signals are output from J105 and J10x on the SPU board, 03P9288 and 19P1001 to the remote display unit respectively.
(Waveform) 5 to 10 µs
TRIG Signal (TRIG) • Polarity/Voltage : Positive, +12 V • Pulselength : 5 to 10 µs (J109/J105)
M1833C (J109) M1833 (J105) For radar slave display unit
12 V 0V 0.5 to 1.5 µs (Tx delay) (Correct Timing)
VIDEO Signal (VIDEO) • Polarity/Voltage : Negative, 4 Vpp
4 Vpp
• Characteristic : Input of amplifier • GAIN/STC : Not controlled
8-12 V
BEARING Signal (BP) • Pulse : 450 pulses/one ant. rotation
0V
• Polarity/Voltage : Positive, +12 V • Duty Cycle : 50% ±20%
HEADING Signal (HD) 5 to 10°
• Polarity/Voltage : Negative, +12 to 0 V • Timing : Negative going edg
12 V 0V
2-19
2.8
Scanner unit
2.8 Scanner unit The scanner unit differs in accordance with output power and antenna type. Table below summarizes scanner units used for the NavNet series radars.
Table 2.3
Scanner unit of NavNet series radars
Model
Output
Ant. type
Max. range
Type*
1722/1722C
2 kW
Radome
24 nm
A
1732/1732C/1833/1833C
4 kW
Radome
36 nm
B
1742/1742C
2 kW
Open
48 nm
C
1752/1752C
4 kW
Open
48 nm
C
1762/1762C
4 kW
Open
48 nm
D
1933/1933C
4 kW
Open
48 nm
F
1943/1943C
6 kW
Open
64 nm
G
Remarks
*: Selection in radar setup menu M1933, M1933C, M1943, and M1943C of which antenna is open type and are available in two types of antenna motor: One is 24 rpm and the other is 48 rpm. (24rpm: 300/700cd, 48rpm: 300cd) The scanner unit contains Modulator, IF amplifier, and I/F (in some models) boards. Figures 2.17, 2.18, 2.19, and 2.20 show the block diagram of scanner unit of each model.
IF Board 03P9269
INT Board 03P9298 VIDEO
IF
GAIN
TUNE CONT.
A/C SEA TUNE IND./TUNE CONT
MIC RU-9458 (U801)
IF AMP
A/C RAIN
ANT.
Circulator
03P9266
BP/HD Display Unit
BP, HD MOTOR+
HD SW
M
Motor Drive
TRIGGER
+12V -12V
Magnetron
+12V ±5V
POWER SUPPLY
MODULATOR
+8V
E3588 (V801)
TX-HV
MD Board 03P9270
Figure 2.17
Block diagram of scanner unit (M1722/C)
2-20
RM-9455 (B801)
2.8
Scanner unit
2.8.1 Modulator board Two MD boards exist as below. The change was made at the beginning of 2002 to improve short-rang performance. Board Type
Original
Current
Model
03P9270
–22
–33
M1722/1722C
MD9208
–22
–44
M1732/1732C
03P9235/A
–22
–33
M1762/1762C
Interchangeability Old and new MD boards are interchangeable. The new MD board is used with a RRV board piggyback-mounted. A combination exists between the MD and RRV boards. MD Board
RRV Board
MD-9208A
03P9317A
MD-9235
03P9323
MD-9235A
03P9323A
MD-9235B
03P9323A
MD-9208 The modulator produces high voltage pulses to drive the magnetron. The modulator board consists of pulse width selector, modulator trigger circuit, FET driver, and booster pulse transformer. See Figures 2.18 and 2.21 for the block diagram of MD-9208. The modulator trigger circuit, U811 (U808) and associated parts, generates a pulse to turn on FETs Q815 and Q816. The pulse is generated when TX TRIG pulse is received from the display unit. The pulse width is determined according to the P/L A and P/L B signals from the display unit. Other modulator boards work in the same principle. 03P9270 This board provides two switching regulators: one generates –6V, +5V and +12 V, and the other 8V (magnetron heater voltage) and TX high tension. VR851/VR852 (VR851) adjusts the output power of the magnetron. Part number in parentheses is for old board.
2-21
2.8
Scanner unit
03P9235/A–33 (MODEL 1762/1762C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C) This board contains the power supply circuit which generates TX HV, +28 V, and 7.6V (magnetron heater voltage). The difference between 03P9235 and 03P9235A is listed in table 2.4. The main function of the modulator section is to produce high voltage pulses to drive the magnetron. To produce these pulses, the MODULATOR Board has a modulator trigger circuit, modulator pulse generator and booster pulse transformer. The modulator trigger circuit consists of U808 and associated components. This circuit generates the pulses which cause modulation FETs Q805, Q806 to conduct. The pulses are produced when the TX TRIG pulses from the display unit is received and U808 conducts. The voltage of the pulses is raised at pulse transformer T802 until it is 3.5 kV (4.5 kV for 6 kW). This circuit adjusts the electrical current flowing into the magnetron so it is 3 A (3.5 A for 6 kW). The MODULATOR Board also contains the TX high voltage circuit and the magnetron heater circuit. The TX high voltage circuit charges capacitors with 300 V (330 V for 6 kW) high voltage produced at the primary windings of T801 and discharges them once the TX TRIG pulse is received. The magnetron heater circuit produces stable +7.6 V. Table 2.4
Difference between 03P9235 and 03P9235A (New board)
T802
R883
R832
T802 Output
TX HV
Remarks
03P9235
RT-9564-0
2.7k
10k
about 4.5kV
330 V
6 kW, RTR-059
03P9235A
RT-9563-1
4.7k
15k
about 3.5kV
300 V
4 kW, RTR-064/065
03P9235B
RT-9563-1
4.7k
15k
about 3.5kV
300 V
4 kW, RTR-073
03P9235/A–22 (MODEL 1762/1762C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C) This board contains the power supply circuit which generates TX HV, +20 V, and 7.6V (magnetron heater voltage). The difference between 03P9235 and 03P9235A is listed in table 2.5. The main function of the modulator section is to produce high voltage pulses to drive the magnetron. To produce these pulses, the MODULATOR Board has a modulator trigger circuit, modulator pulse generator and booster pulse transformer. The modulator trigger circuit consists of U805 and associated components. This circuit generates the pulses which cause modulation FETs Q805, Q806 to conduct. The pulses are produced when the TX TRIG pulses from the display unit is received and U805 conducts. The voltage of the pulses is raised at pulse transformer T802 until it is 3.5 kV. This circuit adjusts the electrical current flowing into the magnetron so it is 3 A. The MODULATOR Board also contains the TX high voltage circuit and the magnetron heater circuit. The TX high voltage circuit charges capacitors with 300 V high voltage produced at the primary windings of T801 and discharges them once the TX TRIG pulse is received. The magnetron heater circuit produces stable +7.6 V. Table 2.5
Difference between 03P9235 and 03P9235A (Old board)
T802
R820
R832
T802 Output
TX HV
03P9235
RT-9281
10k
10k
about 4.5kV
330 V
03P9235A
RT-7726-0
15k
10k
about 3.5kV
300 V
03P9235B
RT-7726-0
15k
4.7k
about 3.5kV
300 V
2-22
Remarks
2.8
MODULATOR Bord(MD-9208)
J806 +7.5V
5
+15V
3
TXHV
1
+12V
9 10
TP802
+12V -12V
C824, 825
VR803
TP803
Mag. Current Adjuster
7 8
-12V
Scanner unit
Buffer Q821
VR804
3
+15V
1
TX-HV
4
Heater Voltage (+7.5V) Mag. Current
5 L801
6
GND
CR813 TP801
J801 6
TRIG
T801
JP802 Waveform Shaping U811
7
P/L A
Driver
FET Mod.
U814,815
Q815,816
Antenna
RRV Board
8
P/L B
M
TRIG
4 7 5
J804
L JP801
Vcc 12V
B.W. Selector Q803
MBS SIG
5V REG.
Driver
U809
U813
TB1
TB3
TB2
TB4
Magnetron COLD (YEL) HOT (GRN)
Trans. Reset Q822
1
MOTOR(+)
J802 B.P MOTOR(+) HD
V801 (E3571)
J803
B.P
CR812
BW
1 2 3
HD
T801
CR802 CR802
R808
1
1
CR803
J801
4,5
Overcurrent Det. U802
VR802 Buffer Q819
Protector Q810,811
Mag. Current Adjuster
P/L A P/L B BW
J806
Feed back U803
TP801
7 8
BW
1 2 5 7
Driver Q802, 803, 808, 809, 815
Trigger Gen. U808 M Band width Selecter
Q807 J804
-12V +12V
4 5
Heater Voltage (+7.6V) Mag. Current
6
GND
L804 CR806
VR801
6
9
+8V
Const. Volt Adjuster
Regulator ( 5V) J801
NC
3 CR801
U806
VR803
2
Q801
1,2
3
TX-HV (+10V)
R861
PWM Switching reg.
TX TRIG
S801 (NSR-101-56)
J805
J803
R809
TP804
TP802
GND
M
3,4 5,6
Block diagram of new MD board (MD-9208–44)
MODULATOR Bord (03P9235/A)
-12V
B801 (RM-9087A)
HY801 (FCX-73)
3
Figure 2.18
+12V
Circulator
L JP801
Driver Q809
Figure 2.19
Q805, 806
R849
+12V
Pulse Trans T802
HY801 (RC-4365)
03P9323/A
V801 FRS-1000B:E3571 RS/FRS-1000C:MG5389
CR809
Block diagram of new MD board (03P9235/A-33)
2-23
Rotary Joint
Circulator
Trans. Reset Q816
C829
MBS. SIG
Radiator Magnetron
T802 Fet Mod.
2.8
Scanner unit
TP804 #1
T801
CR831
-6V TP804 #3
Q803 CR832
+12V TP804 #2
+10V ckt Q801
PWM U801
Regulator U804
VR801
Inverter Driver U805
Protector Q804, Q805 CR804
+5V
TP804 #7 TX HV
T802
CR837 CR838
8V
Q832 CR836
PL-A
TP804 #6
PW Selector Q851, Q852
PL-B
L851 TRIG
PWM U851
Buffer U853
Q857 CR855
PW Selector U852 Q858, Q859
TUNE GATE
Buffer U854
Trans Reset Q861 Magnetron
Q860
+12V
MAG. CUR.
T851 VR851
VR852 Magnetron Current Adj.
Figure 2.20
Block diagram of new MD board (03P9270-33)
2-24
Heater
Figure 2.21
2-25
MBS SIG.
TUNING IND.
POWER SUPPLY (PTU-9335)
M1732/C Block diagram of scanner unit with old MD board (–22)
13
5
2
1
5
4
4
6
2
12
7
1
TP4
TRIG
J611
J613
J611
J613
J611
J613
J611
J613
J611
J613
J611
1 2 3
B.P MOTOR(+) HD
TUNING CONT.
MBS SIG
MBS L
-12V
GAIN
A/C RAIN
TX TRIG
Q1, 2, 3
Buffer
A/C SEA
+12V
VIDEO
#8
M
TP801
TX Pulse Shaper U808
Det.
Buffer
U2
J802
#12
#3 Buffer Q8
+12V
60 MHz L C FILTER
Buffer Q15 TP5
A/C RAIN Q12
A/C SEA Q10
Regulator (+9 V) U6
TP1
#13
Band width Selecter U3
L JP801
JP802
B.W. Selector Q803 BW MBS SIG
J804
J801
RIMITTER Q9
4 7 5
TRIG
BAND WIDTH
8
P/L B
#5
7
P/L A
6 DRIVER
TP6
#16
TP7
Q14
TUNING GATE
Q11
IF AMP
Det. Q6,7
MAG. CUR. Adjuster
60 MHz L C FILTER
B.P FILTER
Regulator(-9 V) U5
T801
CR812
CR813
VR1 Noize Level Adj.
U1
IF AMP
VR2 Gain Adj.
Q5
5
7
4
3
1
9
3
1
3,4 5,6
1
6
J612
J805
J803
IF TUNING
HD
MOTOR(+)
B.P
HOT (GRN)
COLD (YEL)
IF AMP Board (IF-9215)
Q815,816
Regulator (+5 V) U7
VR802
Q813,814
FET Mod
L801
-12V
5
4
7 8
C824, 825
7 8
TP803
9 10
9 10
+12V -12V
1
1
1
TX-HV +12V
3
3
3
MODULATOR Board(MD-9208)
+15V
J806 5
5
J1
+7.5V
RU-9390 MIC U801
TUNING CONT.
MBS (-9 V)
-9 V
+9 V
IF OUT 60MHz
IF (TUNE)
M S801 (NSR-101-56)
B801 (RM-9087A)
ANTENNA
HY801 (FCX-73)
CIRCULATOR
V801 (E3571)
MAGNETRON
GND
Heater Voltage (+7.5V) Mag. Current (1V–0.1V)
TX-HV
+15V
TP802
2.8 Scanner unit
2
3
4 5 6
MOTOR(-)
+12V
FG
Figure 2.22
NC
HD
4,5
6
7
8
9
-12V
TX-TRIG
P/L A
P/L B
BAND WIDTH
2-26
7
8
2
6
4
5
VIDEO GND
VIDEO
MBS L
A/C SEA
A/C RAIN
GAIN
1
6
8
-12V
TUNING CONT.
MBS SIG.
2
7
BAND WIDTH
+12V
4
TX TRIG
J829
1
J828
TUNING IND.
I/F Board (03P9249)
10
3
GND
MBS SIG.
1,2
+12V
J826
1
2
3
LEAD SW
J830
GND
1
MOTOR(+)
J827
TUNING IND.
M1762/C Block diagram of scanner unit with old MD board (–22)
13
5
2
1
5
4
4
6
2
12
7
1
MBS L
-12V
GAIN
A/C RAIN
TX TRIG
J611
TUNING CONT.
#8
#5
BW
-12V +12V
BW
P/L B
P/L A
Q1, 2, 3
Buffer
A/C SEA
+12V
VIDEO
BAND WIDTH
TP4
GND
-12V
+12V
TX TRIG
B801 24rpm:RM-8025
J613 MBS SIG
J611
J613
J611
J613
J611
J613
J611
J613
J611
S801 (RS-1)
M
Det.
Buffer
U2
TP801
TP802
Buffer Q15 TP5
A/C RAIN Q12
A/C SEA Q10
Regulator (+9 V) U6
60 MHz L C FILTER
M
#13
Band width Selecter U3
Buffer Q8
Q807
Band width Selecter
TP1
J806
#12
#3
MBS. SIG
J804
J801
RIMITTER Q9
7
5
1 2
9
8
7
6
3
4,5
1,2
J801
MODULATOR Board 03P9235A
TP6
Q14
TUNING GATE
Q11
IF AMP
TP7
#16
JP801
Det. Q6,7
L
Trigger Gen. U805
Protector Q810,811,812
Overcurrent Det. U802
U806
PWM, Switching reg.
Regulator(-9 V) U5
Regulator (+5 V) U7
60 MHz L C FILTER
CR809
R849
Pulse Trans T802
R808
L804
R809
Noize Level Adj.
VR1
U1
IF AMP
VR2 Gain Adj.
Q5
IF AMP Board (IF-9215)
C829
Mag.Current Adjuster
FET MOD. Q805, 806
T802
CONST. VOLT VR801 Adjuster
B.P FILTER
VR802
CR801
CR803
CR802 CR802
Feed back U803
T801
Driver Q802, 803, 808, 809
Q801
TP804
M851M2-SME-19
J612
J803
IF TUNING
CR806
R861
5
7
4
3
1
9
6
4 5
3
2
1
MIC U801
RU-9390
TUNING CONT.
MBS (-9 V)
-9 V
+9 V
IF OUT 60MHz
IF (TUNE)
V801 MG5248
Magnetron
GND
HEATER (+7.6V) MAG.CUR
+20V
NC
TX-HV
Circulator
HY801 (RC-4356)
Rotary Joint
Radiator
2.8 Scanner unit
Figure 2.23
RS1000-SME-16
2-27
2
1
+12V
-12V
MBS L
MBS SIG
13
5
TUNING CONT. 13
12
7
1
VIDEO
BAND WIDTH
TUNING IND.
POWER SUPPLY (PTU-9335)
J611
J613
J611
J613
J613
J611
J613
J611
TP3
7 8
4 7 5 1 2 3
P/L A P/L B
TRIG
B.P MOTOR(+) HD
U5
Waveform shapping
BUFFER AMP Q3, 4
BUFFER AMP Q13, 14
6
TRIG
M
MBS Q15/16
Gate U5,Q17
Regulator(-9 V) U6
MIXER Q1, 2
DETECTION Q10, 11
J802
TX Pulse Shaper U808
TP6
+12V
LOG AMP(IC) U3
Video
TUNING AMP Q8, 9
VIDEO
IF
L JP801
JP802
B.W. Selector Q803 BW MBS SIG
J804
J801
TP801
DRIVER
IF
TP5
TP7
IF
TP1
VR802
Regulator(+7 V) U7
Regulator(+9 V) U8
LOG AMP(IC) U2
IF
TP2
MAG. CUR. Adjuster
Q813,814
LOG AMP(IC) U1
LOG AMP(IC) U4
Q815,816
FET Mod
CR812
CR813
HD
MOTOR(+)
B.P
HOT (GRN)
COLD (YEL)
J805
J803
IF
To LOG AMP(IC)
IF BANDWIDTH SELECT
IF(MAIN)
Regulator(+5 V) U9
IF (SUB)
To U9
J612
IF AMP BOARD(IF-9214)
T801
L801
7
5
4
3
1
9
3
1
3,4 5,6
1
6
5
4
7 8
7 8
C824, 825
-12V
TP803
9 10
9 10
+12V -12V
1
1
1
TX-HV +12V
3
3
3
MODULATOR Board(MD-9208)
+15V
J806 5
5
J1
+7.5V
MIC U801
RU-9360
MBS(-9V)
TUNING CONT.
-9 V
+9 V
IF OUT 60MHz
IF (TUNE)
M S801 (NSR-101-56)
B801 (RM-9087A)
ANTENNA
HY801 (FCX-73)
CIRCULATOR
V801 (E3571)
MAGNETRON
GND
Heater Voltage (+7.5V) Mag. Current (1V–0.1V)
TX-HV
+15V
TP802
2.8 Scanner unit
M1833/1833C Block diagram of scanner unit with old MD board (–22)
3
4 5 6
+12V
FG
Figure 2.24
10
MBS SIG.
2-28
5
MBS L
2
1
6
8
BAND WIDTH +12V
-12V
TUNING CONT.
MBS SIG.
7
8
VIDEO
J829
7
VIDEO GND
J828 TUNING IND. 1
8 9
P/L B BAND WIDTH
4,5 6
-12V
7
3
GND
J826 +12V 1,2
HD
TX-TRIG P/L A
I/F Board (03P9249)
2
3
NC
J830 LEAD SW 1
GND
2
MOTOR(-)
J827 MOTOR(+) 1
TUNING IND.
13
5
13
1
2
12
7
1
J611
Beffer Q3, 4
MBS L
U5
Waveform shapping
TUNING CONT.
-12V
+12V
VIDEO
BW
-12V +12V
BW
P/L A P/L B
Buffer Q13, 14
BAND WIDTH
TP3
GND
-12V
+12V
TX TRIG
B801 24rpm:RM-8025 48rpm:RM-8711
MBS SIG
J613
J611
J613
J613
J611
J613
J611
S801 (RS-1)
M
1 2 5 7
9
7 8
6
3
MBS Q15,16
Gate U5,Q17
IF
TP6
Log AMP(IC) U3
VIDEO
Amp lifter Q8, 9
Q807
Band width Selecter
TP801
VIDEO
J806
Regulator(-9 V) U6
Video Mixer Q1, 2
Detector Q10, 11
MBS. SIG
J804
J801
4,5
1,2
J801
TP802
03P9235A (Model 1933/1933C) 03P9235 (Model 1943/1943C)
MODULATOR Board
M
IF
IF
TP2
JP801
Regulator(+7 V) U7
Regulator(+9 V) U8
Log AMP(IC) U2
L
Trigger Gen. U805
Protector Q810,811,812
Overcurrent Det. U802
U806
PWM, Switching reg.
TP5
TP7
IF
TP1
Log AMP(IC) U1
IF
C829
Mag.Current Adjuster
Pulse Trans T802
R808
L804
R809
CR806
To log amp. (IC)
IF Band selector
IF(MAIN)
Regulator(+5 V) U9
IF (SUB)
J612
J803
To U9
R861
IF AMP Board(IF-9214)
CR809
R849
FET MOD. Q805, 806
CONST. VOLT VR801 Adjuster
Log AMP(IC) U4
VR802
CR801
CR803
CR802 CR802
Feed back U803
T801
Driver Q802, 803, 808, 809
Q801
TP804
7
5
4
3
1
9
6
4 5
3
2
1
Circulator
MIC U801
RU-9390
MBS(-9V)
TUNING CONT.
-9 V
+9 V
IF OUT 60MHz
IF (TUNE)
V801 M1933/1933C:E3571 M1943/1943C:MG5389
Magnetron
GND
HEATER (+7.6V) MAG.CUR
+20V
NC
TX-HV
HY801 (RC-4365)
Rotary Joint
Radiator
2.8 Scanner unit
M1933/C and M1943/C Block diagram of scanner unit with old MD board (–22)
2.8
Figure 2.25
Block diagram of 03P9270–22 (Old MD board)
2-29
Scanner unit
2.8
MD-9052A (MODEL 1742/1742C) Figure 2.26 shows the block diagram of MD-9052A.
Figure 2.26
Block diagram of MD-9052A
2-30
Scanner unit
2-31
P/L A P/L B
TX_TRIG
GND
-12 V
+12 V
J801-10
MBS.SIG
P/L A : TX-M,L → HI P/L B : TX-L → HI TX-L → LO BAND_WIDTH J801-9
J801-8
J801-7
J801-6
J801-3
J801-4,5
J801-1,2
Q807 Band width Selecter
U808 Pulse width Selecter
Figure 2.27
U811,812 FET Driver
U811,812 FET Driver
VR803
Q805,806 FET Mod.
VR804
Q818 Shunt-FET
TX-MIDDLE,LONG MAG.CUR. Adj.
VR801
U804 Feed back
Heater Voltage +7.6V
+20V
TP802
4kVpeak
MAG.CUR
HOT (GREEN)
TB8
TB7
J811-5
MAG.VOL. retturn protector
COLD (YELLOW)
03P9323(RRV)
RRV CONT CKT TB6
TB5
J811-3
J811-2
J811-1
TX-L : 1.5VDC
HEATER
+20V
TX-HV
ST-BY : 11.0-12.3V TX : 10.1-11.4V
Mag.Current Det.
Voltage divider (Resisters)
Overcurrent Det.
M1752/1752C Block diagram of 03P9309
Q817 Driver volt. selector
Swiching FET
TP803
TX-SHORT MAG.CUR.Adj.
U809,Q815,Q816 Range selecter
Q801,803,804 Protector
U801 Overcurrent Det.
U802 PWM Swiching reg.
Swiching Frq. 45kHz
TP801
TX-HV ST-BY : 350±30V TX : 320±30V
2.8 Scanner unit
03P9309 (MODEL 1752/1752C)
2.8
Scanner unit
2.8.2 IF amplifier board The IF amplifier board consists of IF amplifier and tuning indicator circuit. There are two types of IF amplifier used in the NavNet series: linear and logarithmic. Linear amplifier: 03P9269, IF-7758C, and IF-9215 Logarithmic amplifier: IF-9214 03P9269 Two types of 03P9269 exist : original type (–44) and current type (–66). The change was made at the beginning of 2002 to improve S/N ratio. –44 IF AMP board cannot be used with mew MIC, S-RX50A, became of different connector type. New IF AMP board fits two connectors for new and old MICs. The IF amplifier, the intermediate frequency of 60 MHz and band width of 7 MHz, consists of Q1, U1, U2, and a buffer Q4. This board includes the gain and STC control circuits consisting of Q3 and Q5 (Q2 and Q3). Another circuit, consisting of Q10 to U6 (Q5 to Q10), detects the main bangs to indicate the tuning level. Part number in parentheses is for old board. STC Control GAIN Control Trigger
VIDEO Output
Q3, Q5 (Q2, Q3) GAIN, STC Controllers
Q4 Buffer
U2 3rd IF AMP Video detector
60MHz IF LC filter
U1 2nd IF AMP
60MHz IF LC filter
Q1 1st IF AMP
60MHz IF-IN
Q10 to U6 (Q5 to Q10) Tune level detector
TUNE GATE input TUNE IND output
Figure 2.28
Block diagram of 03P9269
IF-9214 The IF amplifier receives 60 MHz signal from the MIC through the bandpass filter, of which bandwidth is 25 MHz for 0.08us and 0.3us TX pulses and 3 MHz for 0.8 us. U1, U2, U3 are a logarithmic amplifier. The mixer Q1 and Q2 is provided to ensure wide dynamic range of the received signal. This board includes a Tuning Indicator circuit. 60 MHz IF signal from the MIC is amplified by the logarithmic amplifier U4 and sampled with the main bang signal. The signal is further amplified and detected by Q10 and Q11. Then send to the display unit as TUNING IND signal through the buffer circuit, Q13 and Q14. IF-7758C and 03P9310 See block diagrams on the next page.
2-32
2.8
Figure 2.29
Block diagram of IF-7758C (MODEL 1742/1742C)
TUNING_GATE
MBS_SIG
Q14
TX:ON ST-BY:OFF
TP7
J612 IF_TUNING #9
IF_AMP J612 #1
IF_SIG
BW:3MHz BW L : 3±0.5 MHz M,S: 12±0.5 MHz
60MHz
BUFFE R
Det.
TP4 Q1,2,3
60MHz #16 LC Filter
U1
J611 5 TUNING_INDICATOR #1 PEAK 3.0±0.5 V
#3
BPF
Q5
U2
TP5
Q6,7
IF AMP
60MHz LC Filter
#13
#12
Det. VIDEO BUFFER
TP1 GAIN Adj.
VR 1
U7 REG.
+12V #2
+9V -9V
U3 B.W.Selecter
J611 #12 OUT PUT LEVEL 3.2±0.5 V
J613
U6 REG.
Noize level Adj +5V
VIDEO_SIG.
8
BW: 10MHz
VR2
J613 #5
U5 REG.
-12V
BAND_WIDTH TX-L → L (0 VDC) TX-M, S → H (12 VDC)
J613 #1
J613 #7
Mix Q11
Q10 A/C_SEA Curve
A/C_SEA
10Vmin
TX_TRIG.
Q9 Limiter
TP6 Q12 A/C_RAIN Curve
Figure 2.30
0 to 3.9 VDC
5.1 to 6.8 VDC
A/C_RAIN
8.1 to 5.7 VDC
GAIN
J611 #6 J613 #4 J611 #4
J611 #5
Block diagram of 03P9310 (MODEL 1752/1752C)
2-33
Scanner unit
2.8
Scanner unit
2.8.3 MIC MIC circuit converts microwave signal into 60 MHz intermediate frequency signal. Figures which follow show the block diagram of the typical MIC. The RU-9360 does not have a RF amplifier but the IF amplifier. The diode limiter, set after the converter, protects the balanced mixer from the excessive input power, and the mixer converts the input microwave signal to the IF signal. A voltage-controlled FET oscillator outputs the signal to the mixer. Type
Applicable models
Remarks
RU-9360
M1732/1732C/1833/1833C
Without RF amplifier, original type
RU-9390C
M1732/1732C/1833/1833C
Current type
RU-9390
M1762/1762C/1933/1933C/ 1943/1943C/
With RF amplifier
RU-9458 (S-RX50)
M1722/1722C
Original type
RU-9458A (S-RX50A)
M1722/1722C
Current type, cannot be used with 03P9269-44.
Compatibility : MICs of Original and Current types are compatible, except for the note in remarks.
RF IN (9410MHz)
W.G. TO COAX CONV
60MHz 1 IF OUT
60MHz f0-f DOUBLEIF AMP BALANCED MIXER
f LIMITER
9 IF TUNE
f0 POWER
FET OSC.
3
5
8 GND
4
7
TUNING CONT. POWER MBS (+2~+11V) (+9V) (-9V) (-9V)
Figure 2-31 Block Diagram of RU-9360
f RF IN (9410MHz)
W.G. TO COAX CONV.
LIMITER
RF AMP
60MHz f0-f DOUBLEIF AMP BALANCED MIXER
60MHz 1 IF OUT 9 IF TUNE
f0
FET OSC.
POWER
RS1000-SME-15
5 TUNING CONT. (+2~+11V)
3
Figure 2-32 Block Diagram of RU-9390
2-34
4
7
(-9V) POWER (+9V) (-9V) MBS
Chapter 3.
Location of Parts
3.1 GPS Antenna Unit (GP-310B)
Figure 3.1
GPS Antenna Unit (GP-310B)
3-1
3.2
Network Sounder Unit (ETR-6/10N)
3.2 Network Sounder Unit (ETR-6/10N)
XDR Connector Network connector Power Connector
Figure 3.2
Network Sounder Unit
NET Board (03P9284)
MAIN Board (20P8170)
CR29 (G)
CR1 (G)
Figure 3.3
Network Sounder Unit (with cover removed)
3-2
3.3
Display Unit (MODEL 17xx, GD-1700)
3.3 Display Unit (MODEL 17xx, GD-1700)
Figure 3.4
Display Unit, Front View (MODEL 17XX, GP/GD-1700)
DJ-1 Connector
GP/GD-1700
Figure 3.5
MODEL 17XX
Display Unit, Rear Side View
3-3
3.3
Display Unit (MODEL 17xx, GD-1700)
DJ-1
GP/GD-1700
PWR Board (03P9282)
Figure 3.6
MODEL 17XX
PWR Board (03P9283)
Display Unit, with Cover Removed
NET Board (03P9284)
SPU Board (03P9280)
GP/GD-1700, MODEL 17XX
Figure 3.7
GP/GD-1700, MODEL 17XX
Display Unit, with PWR Board (removed)
Panel Board (03P9281)
LCD Unit (F51232NF JR-SFW) GP/GD-1700, MODEL 17XX
Figure 3.8
GP/GD-1700, MODEL 17XX
Front Panel, Back Side View
3-4
Figure 3.9
LCD Unit
3.4
Display Unit (MODEL 17xxC, GD-1700C)
3.4 Display Unit (MODEL 17xxC, GD-1700C)
Figure 3.10
Display Unit, Front View (MODEL 17XXC, GP/GD-1700C)
GP/GD-1700C
Figure 3.11
MODEL 17XXC
Display Unit, Rear Side View
3-5
3.4
Display Unit (MODEL 17xxC, GD-1700C)
PWR Board (03P9282)
PWR Board (03P9283)
GP/GD-1700C
MODEL 17XXC
Figure 3.12
Display Unit, Inside View (PWR Board)
NET Board (03P9284)
SPU Board (03P9286)
GP/GD-1700C, MODEL 17XXC
Figure 3.13
GP/GD-1700C, MODEL 17XXC
Display Unit, with PWR Board (Removed)
Panel Board (03P9281)
LCD Unit (EDTCA14CEF)
GP/GD-1700C, MODEL 17XXC
Figure 3.14
GP/GD-1700C, MODEL 17XXC
Front Panel, Back Side
Figure 3.15
3-6
LCD Unit
3.4
Figure 3.16
Display Unit (MODEL 17xxC, GD-1700C)
NET Board, 03P9284
3-7
3.4
Figure 3.17
Display Unit (MODEL 17xxC, GD-1700C)
LCD Unit (700cd)
3-8
3.5
Display Unit (MODEL 1833/1933/1943)
3.5 Display Unit (MODEL 1833/1933/1943)
Figure 3.18
Figure 3.19
Display Unit, Front View
Display Unit, Rear Side View
3-9
3.5
Display Unit (MODEL 1833/1933/1943)
FIL Board (03P9304) PWR Board (03P9296) CRT
Figure 3.20
Display Unit, Cover Removed Top Side
SPU Board (03P9288) F-NET Board (03P9284)
Figure 3.21
Display Unit, Cover Removed, Right Side
CRT Board (PA013, MAIN)
PWR Board (03P9296)
Figure 3.22 Display Unit, Cover Removed, Left Side
3-10
3.5
Display Unit (MODEL 1833/1933/1943)
FIL Board (03P9304)
INT Board (03P9290)
Figure 3.23
Figure 3.24
Display Unit, Cover Removed, Rear Side
Display Unit, Cover and Front Panel Removed, Front View
Trackball (TA4721)
Panel Board (03P9287)
Figure 3.25
Front Panel, Rear Side
3-11
3.5
Display Unit (MODEL 1833/1933/1943)
R63
R77
Figure 3.26
PWR Board, 03P9296
3-12
3.5
Display Unit (MODEL 1833/1933/1943)
J206
J208
Figure 3.27 INT Board, 03P9290
3-13
J207
3.6
Display Unit (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C)
3.6 Display Unit (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C)
Figure 3.28
Figure 3.29
Display Unit, Front View
Display Unit, Rear Side View
3-14
3.6
Display Unit (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C)
NET Board (03P9284)
PWR Board (19P1005) SPU Board (19P1001)
Drain tube
Figure 3.30
Display Unit (700cd), Cover Removed, Bottom View PWR Board (19P1005)
Cooling fan SPU Board (19P1001)
Figure 3.31
Display Unit (700cd), Cover Removed, Top View
Cooling fan
PWR Board (19P1005)
Drain tube CRD Board (19P1003)
PNL Board (19P1002)
Figure 3.32
Display Unit (700cd), Cover Removed, Right Side
3-15
3.6
Display Unit (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C)
Cooling fan
Cooling fan
PWR Board (19P1005)
Figure 3.33
Display Unit, Cover Removed, Rear View
ARP Board (18P9013)
PIP Board (19P1004)
NET board (03P9284)
Figure 3.34
Display Unit, Cover and PTU Board Removed
SPU Board (19P1001)
Figure 3.35
Display Unit, Cover, ARP and PIP Boards Removed
3-16
3.6
Display Unit (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C)
Cover
CRD Board (19P1003)
Figure 3.36
Front Panel Cover
Track Ball (TA4721) PNL Board (19P1002)
Figure 3.37
Front Panel, Back Side
3-17
3.6
Display Unit (MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C)
LCD Unit (104MU-1) CRD Board (19P1003)
Figure 3.38
LCD Unit, Front View (700cd)
Figure 3.39
LCD Unit, Rear View (700cd)
Eight cold cathode fluorescent lamps for LCD backlight
Figure 3.40
LCD Backlight (700cd)
3-18
3.7
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1722/1722C)
3.7 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1722/1722C)
Figure 3.41
Scanner Unit (Right Side), RSB-0087A-070
Figure 3.42
Scanner Unit (Stern Side), RSB-0087A-070
Figure 3.43
Scanner Unit (Bottom Side)
3-19
3.7
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1722/1722C) Note1; The cover is not used for new IF AMP board, 03P9269-66.
Modulator Board (03P9270)
Read Switch (NSR-10 1-56)
Magnetron (E3588)
MIC (RU-9458) *Including Circulator
Figure 3.44
Scanner Unit, Cover Removed, (Bow Side)
IF AMP Board (03P9269)
See note 1.
Scanner Motor (RM-9455)
INT Board (03P9298)
Figure 3.45
Scanner Unit, Cover Removed, (Stern Side)
3-20
3.8
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1732/1732C, MODEL 1833/1833C)
3.8 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1732/1732C, MODEL 1833/1833C)
Model 1732/C : RSB-0071-058 Model 1833/C : RSB-0071-057 Figure 3.46 Scanner Unit (Right side)
Figure 3.47
Scanner Unit (Bottom Side)
3-21
3.8
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1732/1732C, MODEL 1833/1833C)
Read Switch (NRS-101-56 ) MODULATOR (MD-9208)
Figure 3.48
DC-DC CONV. (MD-9335) Scanner Motor (RM-9087A)
Scanner Unit, Cover Removed, Bow side
IF AMP Board (IF-9214)
Magnetron (E3571/ MG5388)
MIC (RU-9360) Circulator (FCX73)
Figure 3.49
Scanner Unit, Cover Removed, Stern Side
3-22
3.9
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1742/1742C)
3.9 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1742/1742C)
Figure 3.50
Scanner Unit (Bow side), RSB-0047-051
MOTOR (RM-8577)
Figure 3.51
Scanner Unit Opened (Bow side)
3-23
3.9
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1742/1742C)
MOTOR
Figure 3.52
Scanner Unit, Upper Chassis
MOTOR
Read Switch (S 802: NSR-101-56)
Figure 3.53
Scanner Unit, Upper Chassis, with Motor Removed
MIC (SRX-25, A)
Magnetron (E3587) MODULATOR Board (MD-9052 A)
Circulator (FCX-71)
Read Switch (S 801: NSR-101-56)
IF AMP Board (IF-7758C)
INT Board (03P8630)
Figure 3.54 Scanner Unit, Lower Chassis
3-24
3.10
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1762/1762C)
3.10 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1762/1762C)
Figure 3.55
Scanner Unit (Bow Side), RSB-0072-065
Figure 3.56
Scanner Unit (Right Side)
3-25
3.10
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1762/1762C)
MOTOR (RM-8025)
RF Unit (RTR-065)
Figure 3.57
Scanner Unit (RSB-0070-065), Upper Chassis Opened Magnetron (MG5248)
IF AMP board (IF-9215) INT Board (03P9249)
Figure 3.58
RF Unit (RTR-065) Circulator
Magnetron (MG5248) MIC (RU-9390)
Figure 3.59
RF Unit (RTR-065)
3-26
3.10
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1762/1762C)
Magnetron (MG5248)
Figure 3.60
RF Unit (RTR-065)
MODULATOR Board (03P9235 A)
Figure 3.61
RF Unit, Bottom, Cover Removed
3-27
3.11
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1933/1933C)
3.11 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1933/1933C)
RSB-0070-064 : 24rpm RSB-0073-064 : 48rpm Figure 3.62 Scanner Unit (Bow Side)
Figure 3.63
Scanner Unit (Right Side)
3-28
3.11
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1933/1933C)
MOTOR (RM-8025)
RF Unit (RTR-064)
Figure 3.64
Scanner Unit (24 rpm, RSB-0070-064), Upper Chassis Opened
MOTOR (RM-8711)
RF Unit (RTR-064)
Figure 3.65
Inside of Scanner Unit (48 rpm, RSB-0073-064), Upper Chassis Opened
3-29
3.11
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1933/1933C)
Magnetron (MG5389 or E3560)
INT Board (03P9249)
IF AMP Board (IF-9214)
Figure 3.66
RF Unit, RTR-059 Circulator (RC-4356)
Magnetron (MG5388 or E3571)
MIC (RU-9390)
Figure 3.67
RF Unit, RTR-059
Magnetron (MG5388 or E3571)
Figure 3.68
RF Unit, RTR-059
3-30
3.11
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1933/1933C)
MODULATOR Board (03P9235 A) (Old board)
Figure 3.69
RF Unit (RTR-059) Bottom Cover Removed
3-31
3.12
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1943/1943C)
3.12 Scanner Unit (MODEL 1943/1943C)
Figure 3.70
Scanner Unit (Bow Side)
Figure 3.71
Scanner Unit (Right Side)
3-32
3.12
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1943/1943C)
MOTOR (RM-8025)
RF Unit (RTR-059)
Figure 3.72
Scanner Unit (24 rpm, RSB-0070-059), Upper Chassis Opened
MOTOR (RM-8711)
RF Unit (RTR-059)
Figure 3.73
Inside of Scanner Unit (48 rpm, RSB-0073-059), Upper Chassis Opened
3-33
3.12
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1943/1943C)
Magnetron (MG5389 or E3560)
INT Board (03P9249)
IF AMP Board (IF-9214)
Figure 3.74
RF Unit (RTR-059)
Circulator (RC-4356)
Magnetron (MG5389 or E3560)
MIC (RU-9390)
Figure 3.75
RF Unit (RTR-059)
Magnetron (MG5389 or E3560)
Figure 3.76
RF Unit (RTR-059)
3-34
3.12
Scanner Unit (MODEL 1943/1943C)
MODULATOR Board (03P9235) (Old board)
Figure 3.77
RF Unit (RTR-059)
3-35
Chapter 4.
Adjustment
Hazardous Voltage This equipment uses high voltage electricity which can SHOCK, BURN or cause DEATH. Always make sure the electrical power is turned off before attempting to change a component or inspecting the inside of the equipment. A residual charge may exist in capacitors, even with the equipment turned off. Always short all supply lines to the chassis with an insulated screwdriver or a similar tool before touching the circuit.
Working on the Scanner Unit Mast Work on the scanner unit mast is dangerous, and doubly so if the proper precautions are not taken. 1. Post an appropriate warning sign near the display unit to indicate that work on the scanner unit is being performed, to prevent accidental application of the power to the scanner unit. 2. Wear a safety helmet and always be aware of where the scanner radiator is.
4-1
4.1
Adjusters
4.1 Adjusters 4.1.1
MAIN (20P8170) Board – ETR-6/10N R119
R63
R133
TP5 TP10
TP4
TP8
R137
R162 TP6 TP1
TP3
Figure 4.1
TP9
TP2
MAIN (02P6294) Board
Test points on 02P6294 TP
Item
Description
TP1
SIG_1
Output signal of buffer 1
TP2
IF2_IN
Output signal of buffer 2
TP3
IF1_OUT
Input signal to buffer 2 (50 kHz)
TP4
IF1_OUT
Input signal to buffer 2 (200 kHz)
TP5
SW_F (MAIN)
Switching frequency. 6.4 V, 83.7 kHz when main power supply circuit is on.
TP6
SW_F
Switching frequency. 7 V, 65.5 kHz when
(ST-BY)
main power supply circuit is off.
TP7
Not used
TP8
GND
0V
TP9
AGND
0V
TP10
ASIG
Analog signal output from RX circuit
Input low-voltage protector : 10.8 V or less. Input over-voltage protector : 31.2 V or more.
4-2
Remarks
4.1
4.1.2
Adjusters
SPU (03P9280) Board – MODEL 1722/1732/1742/1752/1762 TP1
TP2
TP3
TP5 TP6 TP7
TP4 TP8 TP11
TP10
TP9 TP12
S1 TP14
TP15 TP13
Figure 4.2
SPU (03P9280) Board
Test points on 03P9280 TP No.
Signal
Rating
TP1 TP2
HD BP
5 V, Negative (0V) 5 Vpp (180 Hz, 450 pulse/rotation)
TP3
EXT TRIG
TP4
TX TRIG
Depending on input revel 9 V to 12 Vpp positive, approx. 8 to 12 us Short range: 1950 Hz to 2250 Hz, Midium range: 1100 Hz to 1300 Hz, Long range: 550 Hz to 650 Hz
TP5
PLL VCO
5 Vpp (921600 pulse/rotation)
TP6
VIDEO OUT
Approx. 4 Vpp (Main Bang Level)
TP7
Remote Controller Input data
TP8
PW_A
TP9
PW_B
A 5V pulse appears, receiving the Signal from the remote control unit. Noise is observed at the absent the signal. Short pulse: H, Medium pulse: L, Long pulse: L Short pulse: H, Medium pulse: H, Long pulse: L
TP10
Power OFF (to PTU)
H: OFF, L: Normal
TP11
VIDEO INPUT
Approx. 4 Vpp (Main Bang Level)
TP12
Reset
Power ON: L, Normal: H
TP13
CPU CLK OUT
47.6 MHz
TP14
Det Battery Level
Normal: H, Error: L (approx 2.7 V)
TP15
LCD Brilliance cont.
Inverter frequency: 40 kHz
4-3
Condition TX
TX
TX
POWER ON
4.1
4.1.3
Adjusters
SPU (03P9286) Board – MODEL 1722C/1732C/1742C/1762C TP1 TP2
TP6
TP5
TP4
S1
TP3 TP8
TP7 TP9 TP10 TP11
TP12
TP13
TP14
Figure 4.3
SPU (03P9286) Board
Test points on 03P9286 TP No. TP1
Signal TX TRIG
TP2 TP3 TP4 TP5 TP6 TP7 TP8 TP9 TP10 TP11 TP12
EXT TRIG VIDEO OUT Power OFF (to PTU) VIDEO INPUT BP PW_A PLL VCO PW_B CPU CLK OUT HD Remote Controller Input data
TP13 TP14
Det Battery Level RESET
Rating 9 V to 12 Vpp positive, approx. 8 to 12 us Short range: 1950 Hz to 2250 Hz, Midium range: 1100 Hz to 1300 Hz, Long range: 550 Hz to 650 Hz Depending on input revel Approx. 4 Vpp (Main Bang Level) H: OFF, L: Normal Approx. 4 Vpp (Main Bang Level) 5 Vpp (180 Hz, 450 pulse/rotation) Short pulse: H, Medium pulse: L, Long pulse: L 5 Vpp (921600 pulse/rotation) Short pulse: H, Medium pulse: H, Long pulse: L 47.6 MHz 5 V, Negative (0V) A 5V pulse appears, receiving the Signal from the remote control unit. Noise is observed at the absent the signal. Normal: L , Error: H (approx 2.7 V) RESET: H, NORMAL: L
4-4
Condition
TX
TX
TX
4.1
4.1.4
Adjusters
SPU (03P9288) Board – MODEL 1833/1933/1943 Figure 4.4
TP16
SPU (03P9288) Board TP3
TP1 TP6 TP2 TP7 TP4
TP10 TP9 TP11 TP13 TP12 TP17 TP15 TP19
TP8
TP18
Figure 4.4
SPU (03P9288) Board
Test points on SPU Board TP No.
Signal
TP1, 6,14 TP2
GND BATT_PORT
TP3
RESET_N REMOTE_N
TP4
TP5
GA2_CLK
TP7
B.P
TP8
CPU_CLK_OUT
TP9
TX_TRIG
TP10
Rating
Condition
Normal: L, Error: H (approx 2.7 V) Normal: H, Reset time: 320 ms A 5V pulse appears, receiving the Signal from the remote control unit. Noise is observed at the absent the signal.
Remote Controller Input data
TX
PWR_OFF
9 V to 12 Vpp positive, approx. 8 to 12 us Short range: 1950 Hz to 2250 Hz, Midium range: 1100 Hz to 1300 Hz, Long range: 550 Hz to 650 Hz Normal: L, OFF: H
TP11
HD
Approx. 4 Vpp (Main Bang Level)
TX
TP12
VIDEO LEVEL
TX
TP13
EXT_TRIG
Depending on input revel Depending on input revel
TP15
STC CURVE
TP16
CPU CLK
TP17
AC RAIN
TP18
GA1_CLK
TP19
SAMPL_T
4 us: 0.8 to 1.1 V, 10 us: 1.3 to 1.6 V 20 us: 1.9 to 2.3 V, 40 us: 2.7 to 3.0 V 60 us: 3.3 to 3.7 V, 90 us: 4.1 to 4.5 V 120 us: 4.3 to 4.7 V
4-5
TX Ant. Height: 10 m Range: 12 nm Gain: fully cw STC: fully cw
4.1
4.1.5
Adjusters
SPU (19P1001) Board – MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD/GP-1900C TP2
TP3
TP1
TP4, 5, 6
TP10
TP15
TP11
TP9
TP7
TP8
Figure 4.5
TP12
TP13
TP14
SPU (19P1001) Board
Test points on SPU Board TP No.
Signal
Rating
TP1
STC CURVE
TP2
VIDEO LEVEL
4 us: 0.8 to 1.1 V, 10 us: 1.3 to 1.6 V 20 us: 1.9 to 2.3 V, 40 us: 2.7 to 3.0 V 60 us: 3.3 to 3.7 V, 90 us: 4.1 to 4.5 V 120 us: 4.3 to 4.7 V Approx. –4.4 V (Main Bang Level)
TP3
RESET_N
Normal: 5 V, Reset time: 300 ms
TP4
GND
TP5
GND
TP6
PWR_OFF
Condition Ant. Height: Range: 12 nm Gain: fully cw STC: fully cw TX
Normal: 0 V , OFF: 4 V
TP7
HEADING
TP8
B.P
TP9
CLKOUT
45 MHz
TP10
EXT_TRIG
Depending on input revel
TP11
GND
TP12
DENCHI_PORT
TP13
REMOTE_N
TP14
TX_TRIG
TP15
GND
Normal: 3.3 V, Error: 0 V . A 5V pulse appears, receiving the Signal from the remote control unit. Noise is observed at the absent the signal. 9 V to 12 Vpp positive, approx. 8 to 12 us Short range: 1950 Hz to 2250 Hz, Midium range: 1100 Hz to 1300 Hz, Long range: 550 Hz to 650 Hz
4-6
TX
TX
4.1
4.1.6
Adjusters
PWR (03P9282) Board – GD/GP-1700/1700C TP2
R67
TP3
R11 (GND)
TP1
Figure 4.6
PWR (03P9282) Board
Test points on PWR-9282 Test Point
TP 1, R11(GND) J202 #1(+) #5(-) J202 #3(+) #5(-) J202 #7(+) #5(-) J203 #1(+) #5(-)
Test Item
Ratings
Ratings
Remarks
R67
–
Inverter Frequency
82.0 to 84.0 kHz
+12 V
11.4 to 12.6 V
–
–
+5 V
5.05 to 5.15 V
–
–
–12 V
–11.4 to –12.6 V
–
–
-24 V
-22.0 to –26.0 V
–
–
4-7
4.1
4.1.7
Adjusters
PWR (03P9283) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C/1722/1732/1732C/1742/1742C/1762/1762C R67
TP1
Figure 4.7
PWR (03P9283) Board
Test points on PWR-9283 Test Point
TP 1, R11(GND) J202 #1(+) #5(-) J202 #3(+) #5(-) J202 #7(+) #5(-) J203 #1(+) #5(-)
Test Item
Ratings
Ratings
Remarks
R67
–
Inverter Frequency
43 to 45 kHz
+12 V
12.0 to 12.5 V
+5 V
4.75 to 5.25 V
–
–
–12 V
–11.4 to –12.6 V
–
–
-24 V
-22.0 to –26.0 V
–
–
4-8
–
4.1
4.1.8
Adjusters
PWR (19P1005) Board – MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD/GP-1900C R91
TP2
R50
TP5
R79 R68 TP4
R72
Figure 4.8
PWR (19P1005) Board
Test points on 19P1005 Test Point
TP 2 (+) TP1 (–) TP4, TP5 (+) TP3 (–) J1358 #A7 (+) #A18 (–) J1358 #A14 (+) TP3(–) J1358 #A16 (+) TP3 (–) J1358 #A3 (+) TP3 (–)
Test Item
Ratings
Ratings
Frequency (±12 V)
44 to 46 kHz
R91
Frequency (+3.3 V, 5V)
89 to 91 kHz
R68
+5 V
+4.99 to +5.01 V
R72
+12 V
+11.9 to +12.1 V
R50
–12 V
–11.4 to –12.6 V
–
+3.3 V
+3.29 to 3.31 V
R79
4-9
Remarks
4.1
4.1.9
Adjusters
CRT (A1QA90SPXX) – MODEL 1833/1933/1943
Figure 4.9
CRT
NOTE: The CRT is used with the rotation by 90 degrees. Therefore, the indications “V” and “H” correspond to horizontal and vertical, respectively. L2 (H-WIDTH)
VR1 (CONT)
VR7 (FOCUS)
VR6 (BRIGHT) VR3 (V-LINE) VR2 (V-HOLD) VR4 (V-SIZE)
VR5 (H-HOLD)
Figure 4.10
CRT Board
4-10
4.1
Adjusters
Synchro pulses and video signal 3.81 µS TTL
Horizontal Synchro Pulse (31.47 kHz)
31.78 µS 1.91 µS
0V 0.64 µS 0.7 to 3.6 Vpp
Video Signal 25.42 µS Timing Chart Between Horizontal Synchro pulses and video signal
0.064 mS Vertical Synchro Pulse (60.0Hz)
TTL
16.68 mS 1.05 mS
0V 0.32 mS 0.7 to 3.6 Vpp
Video Signal 15.25 mS Timing Chart Between Vertical Synchro pulses and video signal
Fig 4.11
4-11
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.10 PIP (19P1004) Board – MODEL 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD/GP-1900C (Picture-In-Picture Board or NTSC/PAL I/F Board)
TP1
TP2
TP3
Figure 4.12
PIP (19P1004) Board
Test points on 19P1004 (PIP) TP No.
Signal
Rating
TP1
3.3 Vdc
3.0 V to 3.45 V
TP2
5.0 Vdc
4.75 V to 5.25 V
TP3
GND
4-12
Condition
4.1
4.1.11
Adjusters
ARP (18P9013) Board TP5 TP7
TP6
TP9
TP4
TP8
TP1
Figure 4.13
ARP (18P9013) Board
Test points on 18P9013 (ARP) Test Point
Test Item
Ratings – 41.6 MHz
Remarks
TP 1, 9 TP 2
GND OSC
– –
TP 4
TRUE TRIGGER 5 Vpp (Neg. Polarity)
TX
TP 7
CLK OUTPUT
207.23 MHz
–
TP 8
QV OUTPUT
–4 Vpp (Neg. Polarity, Main bang level)
TX
4-13
4.1
4.1.12 INT (03P8630) Board – MODEL 1742/1742C
Figure 4.14
03P8630 Board
4-14
Adjusters
4.1
4.1.13 INT (03P9298) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C
Figure 4.15
03P9298 Board
4-15
Adjusters
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.14 IF AMP (IF-7758C) Board – MODEL 1742/1742C VR 603
VR 601
TP 604
TP 601
VR 602
TP 603
TP 602
TP 605
Figure 4.16
IF-7758C
Test points on IF-7758C Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
TP 601 TP 602
Noise Figure GND
Factory adjustment only –
– –
– –
TP 603
Video signal
4 Vpp approx. (measure at main bang)
–
–
TP 604
Gain/STC monitor
Video changes when GAIN or A/C SEA control is turned. (Only VR602 may be adjusted in the field to set total amp gain.)
VR601 VR602 VR603
–
TP 605
Tuning indicator
Voltage changes depending on tuning condition.
–
–
TP 8
Tuning indicator
Factory adjustment only
VC5
–
J611 #9 (-) J613 #2 (+)
MIC (R. Monitor)
1.3 to 2.7 V dc (reference only)
–
ST-BY
4-16
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.15 IF AMP (IF-9214) Board – MODEL 1833/1833C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C VC 1
TP 5
TP 1
VC 2
VR 2
TP 6
TP 2
VC 5
TP 8
Figure 4.17
TP 3
TP 7
IF-9214
Test points on IF-9214 Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
VC1,2 –
– –
TP 1 TP 2
Bandwidth correction GND
Factory adjustment only –
TP 5
+7 V
5.9 to 7.5 V
–
–
TP 6
–9 V
–8.8 to – 9.4 V
–
–
TP 7
+9 V
8.7 to – 9.3 V
TP 8
Tuning indicator
Factory adjustment only
J611 #9 (-) J613 #2 (+)
MIC (R. Monitor)
1.2 to 3.1 V
4-17
–
–
VC5
–
–
ST-BY
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.16 IF AMP (03P9215) Board – MODEL 1732/1732C/1762/1762C VR 2
TP 4
TP 6
VC 4
TP 1
Figure 4.18
VC 3
VC 2
VC 1
03P9215 (MODEL 1732/1732C)
Test points on 03P9215 Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
TP 1
Bandwidth correction
Factory adjustment only
VC1,2,4
–
TP 4
Tuning indicator
Factory adjustment only
VC3
–
V2 V3
A/ C SEA wave
–
10µs V1
T1
V1: 4.0 to 4.6 V, V3: 0.5 to 0.9 V,
TP 6
0V V2: 1.0 to 2.0 V T1: 20 to 60 µs
V2
TX GAIN: MAX A/C SEA: MIN A/C RAIN: MAX
0.1V
A/C RAIN V1
T1 0V V2: 0.4 to 1.4 V
J611 #11 (–) J611 #12 (+) U7 #1 U5 #3 U6 #3
Noise level Adj. +5 V
V1: 4.0 to 4.6 V, T1: 80 to 160 µs Factory adjustment only 0.55 to 0.65 V rms (Short) 4.7 to 5.3 V
–9 V +9 V
–8.8 to –9.4 V 8.7 to 9.3 V
4-18
TX GAIN: MAX A/C SEA: MAX A/C RAIN: MAX
VR1,2
– – –
ST-BY
4.1
4.1.17 IF AMP (03P9269) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C
J809
Figure 4.19
03P9269-66 (New board)
Test points on 03P9269–66 Test Point
Check Item
Ratings
Remarks
J809 #2
IND
J809 #7
VIDEO
Fig. 4.22
J809 #9
STC
Fig. 4.21
2.0 to 3.0 V
4-19
Adjusters
4.1
Figure 4.20
03P9269–44 (Old board)
Test points on 03P9269–44 Test Point
Check Item
Ratings
Remarks
TP601
IND
2.5Vdc
TP602
ECHO
Waveform 1
TP603
AGC
Same as STC waveform
TP604
IF
Not measurable
AC/SEA Waveform Condition ; TX, STC voltage (J809 #9) adjusted to 3.4 to 3.6 V manually. Test Point ; Between R46 and R47. Ratings ; V1=3.1 to 3.5V, V2=0.8 to 1.0V, V3=0.2 to 0.4V, T1=40 to 50us
Figure 4.21
STC Waveform
4-20
Adjusters
4.1
Adjusters
03P9269 J809 #7 (Video): –66 PCB TP602 (ECHO): –44 PCB Echo appears after main bang 1 to 3 V Settings on oscilloscope 1.00 V, 200ns
Waveform 1
Figure 4.22
Video Signal
4-21
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.18 MODULATOR (03P9235) Board – MODEL 1943/1943C TP804 TP802
VR802 J806 TP801
VR801
J803
03P9323
VR803
Figure 4.23 03P9235A/B–33 (03P9235 is similar to 03P9235A/B, except for the transformer of bigger size.)
Test points on 03P9235–33 (New board) Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
Short range: 2000 to 2300 Hz TP 801
TX-TRIG
TP 802
GND
TP 804
Inverter Frequency
42.7 to 47.3 kHz
J803 #4, #6
Mag. Heater
7.55 V to 7.65 V dc
J803 #1 #6
TX-HV
11.0 to 12.3 V dc
–
J803 #3, #6
+28 V dc
26.0 to 30.0 V dc
–
Mag. Current
1.60 to 1.70 V dc (Long) 1.40 to 1.60 V dc (Middle) 1.20 to 1.30 V dc (Short)
J803 #5, #6 (4 kW, A)
J803 #5, #6 (4 kW, B)
J803 #5, #6 (6 kW)
Mag. Current
Mag. Current
Pulsewidth: 10 to 20µs (All range) Polarity: Negative Polarity (8 to 12 V)
1.40 to 1.50 V dc (Long) 1.20 to 1.40 V dc (Middle) 1.20 to 1.30 V dc (Short) 1.65 to 1.75 V dc (Long) 1.50 to 1.75 V dc (Middle) 1.05 to 1.15 V dc (Short)
4-22
–
TX Condition
–
–
–
–
VR 801 ST-BY
VR 802
TX, Long Range
VR 803
TX, Short Range
VR 802
TX, Long Range
VR 803
TX, Short Range
VR 802
TX, Long Range
VR 803
TX, Short Range
4.1
TP 802
VR801
TP801
Adjusters
VR802
TP804
Figure 4.24
03P9235–22 (Old board)
Test points on 03P9235–22 (Old board) Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
Short range: 2000 to 2300 Hz TP 801
TX-TRIG
TP 802
GND
TP 804
Inverter Frequency
42.7 to 47.3 kHz
J803 #4, #6
Mag. Heater
7.55 V to 7.65 V dc
J803 #1 #6
TX-HV
11.0 to 12.3 V dc
–
J803 #3, #6
+20 V dc
18.5 to 21.5 V dc
–
Mag. Current
1.4 to 1.60 V dc (Long) 1.25 to 1.65 V dc (Middle) 0.80 to 1.50 V dc (Short)
J803 #5, #6
Pulsewidth: 10 to 20µs (All range) Polarity: Positive Polarity ( 8 to 12 V)
4-23
–
TX Condition
–
–
–
–
VR 801
VR 802
ST-BY
TX Condition, Long Range
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.19 MODULATOR (03P9235A) Board – MODEL 1762/1762C/1933/1933C TP 804
TP802
TP 801
VR 802
VR 801
Figure 4.25
03P9235A–22 (Old board)
Test points on 03P9235A–22 (Old board) Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
Short range: 2000 to 2300 Hz TP 801
TX-TRIG
TP 802
GND
TP 804
Inverter Frequency
J803 #4, #6
Pulsewidth: 10 to 20µs (All range) Polarity: Positive Polarity ( 8 to 12 V)
–
TX
–
–
42.7 to 47.3 kHz
–
–
Mag. Heater
7.4 V to 7.6V dc
VR 801
J803 #1 #6
TX-HV
11.0 to 12.3 V dc (ST-BY) 10.10 to 11.40 V dc (TX)
–
J803 #3, #6
+20 V dc
18.5 to 21.5 V dc
–
Mag. Current
1.4 to 1.60 V dc (Long) 1.25 to 1.65 V dc (Middle) 0.80 to 1.50 V dc (Short)
J803 #5, #6
4-24
VR 802
ST-BY
ST-BY TX, Long Range
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.20 MODULATOR (03P9270) Board – MODEL 1722/1722C TP801
TP806
TP807
TP804
TP808
J808
TP814
TP803
TP802 TP806
TP811
VR801
Figure 4.26
TP812
TP805
03P9270-33 (New board)
TP804
VR801
VR851
Figure 4.27
03P9270–22 (Old board)
4-25
VR851 VR852
4.1
Adjusters
Test points on 03P9270 Test point
Check Item
Ratings
TP801/TP802
+9V
8.7~9.9Vdc
TP803/TP802 TP804-1/ TP804-4 TP804-2/ TP804-4 TP804-3/ TP804-4
VD1
34~46kHz
-6V
-6.9~-5.5Vdc
+5V
4.75~5.25Vdc
+12V
11.9~12.1Vdc 3.05 to 3.15 Vdc
TP804-5/ TP804-4
Magnetron Current 3.35 to 3.45 Vdc 2.8 to 3.6 Vdc
TP804-6/ TP804-4 TP804-7/ TP804-4 TP805/TP806
Remarks Save wave as VD2
Adjuster: VR801 TX, long, VR851 (–33 board) TX, short, VR852 (–33 board) VR851, TX, 3nm Range (–22 board)
+8V
7.8~8.2Vdc
ST-BY/TX
8.5~9.35Vdc (8.1~9.1Vdc)
+12V
11.9~12.1Vdc
TP807
GATE2
Waveform 2
TP808
VD2
Waveform 3
TP811
TRIG
Waveform 1
TP812
GND
TP813
TX. PW.
Waveform 4
Pulse transformer drive signal
TP814
GATE1
Waveform 5
Gate signal of switching FET
ST-BY (TX, 6nm) Gate signal of switching FET
Not SHIP’S MAIN COLD
4-26
4.1
TP811(TRIG.) Vp-p=10 V PW=8.0µs TX-LONG Settings on oscilloscope 2.00 V, 10.0µs
Waveform 1
TP807(GATE2) Vp-p=10 V f=38kHz Power supply: 24 V Settings on oscilloscope 2.00 V, 10.0µs
Waveform 2
TP808(VD2) Vp-p=25 V f=38kHz @Power supply: 24 V Settings on oscilloscope 5.00 V, 10.0µs
Waveform 3
4-27
Adjusters
4.1
TP813(TX.PW.) Vp-p=10 V PW=1.0µs @TX-LONG Settings on oscilloscope 2.00 V, 1.00µs
Waveform 4 TP814(GATE1) Vp-p=8 V f=40kHz @Power supply: 24 V Settings on oscilloscope 2.00 V, 10.0µs
Waveform 5
4-28
Adjusters
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.21 MODULATOR (MD9208) Board – MODEL 1732/1732C/1833/1833C 03P9317A
TP803 (GND) TP802
Figure 4.28
J802
VR803
VR804
MD9208–44 and 03P9317A
TP803
VR802
TP802
Figure 4.29
MD9208–22 (Old board)
Test points on MD9208 Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
–
–
#1
TX-HV
300 V to 370 V dc (ST-BY) 290 V to 300 V dc (TX)
#4
Mag. Heater
7.4 V to 7.6 V dc
R106 (PTU-9335 Board)
ST-BY
1.5 to 1.7 V dc
VR804
TX, Long (–44 board)
#5
Mag. Current
TP 802
#6
GND
1.1 to 1.2 V dc
VR803
TX, Short (–44 board)
1.1 to 1.3 V dc
VR802
TX, Long (–22 board)
–
–
4-29
–
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.22 MODULATOR (MD9052A) Board – MODEL 1742/1742C TP 803
VR 801
TP 801
TP 802
VR 802
Figure 4.30
MD9052A
Test points on MD9052A Test Point
Test Item
Ratings
VR No
Remarks
–
TX
–
–
9 to 12 V TP 801
Trigger (in)
6 to 10 µs 1934 Hz to 2138 Hz (short range) 1140 Hz to 1260 Hz (medium range) 560 Hz to 620 Hz (long range)
TP 802
0 V (GND)
– 1.4 to 1.6 V dc
VR802
Long Range, TX
#1
Mag. Curr.
#2
0 V (GND)
#3
Mag. heater
8.0 to 8.2 V dc
#6
TX-HV
340 V to 370 V (ST-BY) 310 V to 330 V (TX, long range)
–
–
FET drain
85.4 kHz to 94.5 kHz
–
–
–
–
–
TP 804
TP 806
VR801
4-30
ST-BY
4.1
Adjusters
4.1.23 PTU-9335 – MODEL 1732/1732C/1833/1833C R106: For adjustment of magnetron heater voltage (See Location of parts on MD-9208)
Figure 4.31
PTU-9335
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Chapter 5.
Maintenance
5.1 Dip Switch 1) SPU Board (03P9280)
4
3
2
1
S1
Figure 5.1 Setting of DIP switch S1 on SPU Board S1
Item to be set
#1 #2 #3 #4
Model not used not used not used
Setting ON
OFF MODEL 1722/1732/1742/1762 not used not used not used
GD-1700 not used not used not used
2) SPU Board (03P9286)
4
3
2
1
S1
Figure 5.2 Setting of DIP switch S1 on SPU Board S1
Item to be set
#1 #2 #3 #4
Model not used not used not used
Setting ON
OFF MODEL 1722C/1732C/1742C/1762C not used not used not used
GD-1700C not used not used not used
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5.2 Jumper Settings
5.2 Jumper Settings 1) PTU Board (03P9282): GD-1700/1700C PTU Board (03P9283): MODEL 17xx/17xxC
J210
J208
Figure 5.3
J207
J208
J210
J206
03P9282 board
J206
Figure 5.4
Description
J207
03P9283 Board
Settings
J206 J207
Input data format selection for #3/#4 A side (Current loop) of J1352 (DATA1)
B side (RS-422)
Connection of Power Supply to I/F all connected circuit (+5V, +12V, -12V)
all disconnected
J208 J210
: Default setting
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5.3 Clearing Memory
5.3 Clearing Memory It is necessary to clear memory when the system hangs up and after replacing the SPU board. This section describes the procedure to erase memory contents and what data is erased. Memory devices are SRAM and EEPROM. Memory device
SRAM
Memory contents • • • • • • • •
All menu settings All control settings Tracks, waypoints and marks NET WORK SOUNDER SETUP NETWORK SETUP GPS SENSOR SETUP IP ADRESS HOST NAME
•
•
Following items in Radar setup menu/ Installation 1) ANTENA TYPE 2) TUNING 3) TIMING ADJUST 4) VIDEO ADJUST 5) M.B.SUPPRESSION 6) RADAR ANTENNA HIGHT 7) STC CURVE 8) HEADING ADJUSTING 9) TOTAL ON TIME 10) TOTAL TX TIME 11) HEADING DATA 12) ANTENNA ROTATION TX SECTOR BLANKING
•
All data stored on the SRAM
EEPROM
RAM CARD
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5.3 Clearing Memory
Clear operation vs. Data to be erased Procedure When DISPLAY UNIT is selected; Menu Selection; [MENU], SYSTEM CONFIGURATION, SYSTEM SETUP, TEST & CLEAR, MEMORY CLEAR When GPS SENSOR is selected; Menu Selection; [MENU], SYSTEM CONFIGURATION, SYSTEM SETUP, TEST & CLEAR, MEMORY CLEAR When NET WORK SOUNDER is selected;
Data to be erased SRAM data, excepting for the following data. • NET WORK SOUNDER SETUP • NETWORK SETUP • GPS SENSOR SETUP • IP ADRESS • HOST NAME Note) When the keep-alive battery lowers in voltage, all data retained by the SRAM is erased 1) Data is erased and factory-default is set on the GP-310B. 2) GPS SENSOR SETUP menu is set to factory-default.
Menu Selection; [MENU], SYSTEM CONFIGURATION, SYSTEM SETUP, TEST & CLEAR, MEMORY CLEAR
1) Data is erased and factory-default is set on the ETR-6/10N. 3) NETWORK SOUNDER SETUP menu is set to factory-default. 2) The display unit receives default data from the ETR-6/10N and set it to the memory.
Complete master reset:
•
Select Radar setup menu in the Installation menu, and then, select Next page. Press [CLEAR] key five times while holding down the fourth softkey from top.
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EEPROM DATA
5.4 Replacement of Major Parts
5.4 Replacement of Major Parts Remarks on Replacement of Major Parts 1) Turn off the power before replacing any parts. 2) Do not touch the magnetron while the radar is transmitting. Sufficient high voltage exists at the magnetron to cause death. MAGNETRON The magnetron generates a strong magnetic field. For this reason, remove wristwatch before performing the replacement and use a non-magnetic screwdriver to dismount and fit the magnetron. The estimated life of the magnetron is 2000 hours, (including time in stand-by), however actual life depends on usage. 1. Turn off the power. 2. Dismount the transceiver module. 3. Replace the magnetron with new one. 4. Turn on the unit and wait for at least 30 minute for magnetron pre-heating under ST-BY. 5. Measure magnetron heater voltage and adjust it if necessary. See Chapter 4 for the rating. 6. Set the radar to TX on long range and measure magnetron current. See Chapter 4 for the rating. 7. Reset "TOTAL ON TIME" and "TOTAL TX TIME" on page 2, RADAR SETUP menu. See 1.9 Special keystrokes in Chapter 1 for the procedure how to access Installation menu. MIC The MIC can be replaced individually. No adjustment is necessary after replacement.
SPU Board Save data, menu and installation settings, on to the memory card before replacing the board. Then, after removing the board, play back it from the memory card. (Reason: Settings are stored on EEPROM and SRAM located on the SPU board.)
IMPORTANT! After replacing the SPU board, factory menu setting must be carried out properly.
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5.4 Replacement of Major Parts
MODEL 1722/1722C RF Unit STS Belt and Motor 1. Unscrew four M3×8 screws (*) fixing the bearing retainer. 2. Remove the radiator assembly. 3. Replace the belt (or motor) with new one. 4. No tension adjustment of the belt is necessary. 5. Assemble the unit by reversing above steps. M3×6 SCM3
Radiator Assy.
Driving Pulley 03-146-3304 *M3×8 4pcs.
M3×8 2pcs.
B801 Motor RM-9455
Connector Driver Pulley
Fix at the same time.
Bearing Retainer STS Belt 40S2M266UG
two dowels
Use this hole to loosen the screw fixing the bearing retainer.
dowels B
View from B STS Belt
Driving pulley Driver pulley
Figure 5.5
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Driver pulley, top view
5.4 Replacement of Major Parts
Magnetron Handle the magnetron, taking the followings into account. 1. Use a non-magnetic screw driver to dismount and mount the magnetron. 2. Keep the magnetron 25mm away from the metals. 3. Never pull the magnetron lead wires.
MIC See figure below. M4×20
Remove shorting plug. Dowels
U801 S-RX50
Dowels
M4×10 4pcs.
IF 03P9269
V801 Magnetron E3588
J810
J808
Figure 5.6
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5.4 Replacement of Major Parts
Replacement of Battery CAUTION: Lithium cell must be disposed of properly. The lithium cell used in this unit may explode resulting in a fire or chemical burn if mistreated. Do not recharge and disassemble. The lithium batteries used on the SPU board; Type Code Number CR2450-F2 ST2 000-133-495
Q’ty 1
(1) Replacement of Battery on SPU Board Before replacing the battery, save data to a memory card, if necessary. 1) Dismount the SPU board. 2) 3) 4) 5)
Remove jumper JPX. (JP1:03P9288/19P1001, JP2:03P9286, JP3:03P9280) Replace the battery with a new one. Place jumper JPX. Put the SPU board back.
BT1 JP3 (Rear side)
BT1 JP2 (Rear side)
(b) 03P9280
(a) 19P1001
JP2 BT1
BT1
BT1 JP2 (Rear side)
(d) 03P9286
(c) (c) 03P9288
Figure 5.7
SPU Boards
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5.5 How to update NavNet’s software via Ethernet
5.5 How to update NavNet’s software via Ethernet The following describes the procedure to update system program for NavNet series display unit and ETR sounder.
1. Connection There are two methods to update NavNet’s software via a PC. (a) Single connection A PC is connected to the NavNet display with a cross cable locally made. MJ
RJ4
Cross cable
How to make the cross cable 1. Prepare 1-m NavNet cable, MJ-A6SPF0014-010 (code: 000-144-421) . 2. Cut off the MJ6 connector at one end. 3. Solder a RJ45 plug to the cable as below. MJ6 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6
RJ45 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8
(b) Multiple connection Using a hub, the upgradation can be made on multiple display units. A PC is connected to the hub with an Ethernet straight cable or Furuno MJ-A6SPF0016-005 (code: 000-144-601).
MJ6
RJ45
RJ45
** Straight cable
HUB
MJ6
Typical Ethernet Straight cable
RJ45
RJ45
** Straight cable
RJ45
MJ6
** Straight cable
**: MJ-A6SPF0016-005 (P/N 000-144-601)
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5.5 How to update NavNet’s software via Ethernet
2. Procedure The procedure differs depending on the OS of the PC to be used. A. Updating NavNet display unit The software is supplied in a Zip file. After unzipping you should find the following files. a) NWLOADER.bin b) NWUPPG.exe c) XXXXXX(X).bbb d) SETUP.bat XXXXXX(X) depends on the display unit to be upgraded. C-MAP version M1722Mc for 7” monochrome display M1722Cc for 7” color display M1833Mc for 10” CRT display M1943Cc for 10.4”color LCD display
Navionics version M1722C for 7” color display M1833 for 10” CRT display M1943C for 10.4” color LCD display
To update the NavNet display system program; 1. Change the PC’s IP address to “172.31.1.1”. 2. Confirm the PC’s Subnet Mask is “255.255.0.0”. 3. Turn on the hub if in use. 4. Connect the PC to the display unit (or hub). 5. Turn on the display unit. (When your OS is Windows 2000 or XP .) 6. Execute “setup.bat” on the PC. 7. Turn off the display unit and turn on again within 1 second. (When your OS is Windows 2000 or XP and the hub is not used.) 8. Message “My IP address 172.31.1.1” appears in the MS-DOS window on the PC. 9. Turn on the display unit. (When your OS is Windows 98/95 .) 10. The process is shown by the message "loading %" which remains about 90% for 10 seconds. 11. When software updating is complete, the MS-DOS window disappears and the backlight of the key pad blinks. 12. Hold and press [POWER] key for 5 to 10 seconds to turn off the display unit. 13. Disconnect the display unit from the PC (or hub). 14. While holding down [ALARM] button, turn on the display unit. 15. Confirm the software version you installed.
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5.5 How to update NavNet’s software via Ethernet
B. Updating ETR sounder ETR-6/10N The software is supplied in a Zip file. After unzipping you should find the following files. a) b) c) d)
ETR.bin NWUPPG.exe NWLOADFJ.b LOADING.bat e) NWUPPG.txt To upgrade ETR sounder system program; 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Change the PC’s IP address to “172.31.1.1”. Confirm the PC’s Subnet Mask is “255.255.0.0”. Turn on the hub if used. Connect the PC to the ETR sounder (or hub). Turn on the ETR sounder or connect the power cable. (When your OS is Windows 2000 or XP .) 6. Execute “LOADING.bat” on the PC. 7. Disconnect the power cable and connect it again within 1 second. (When your OS is Windows 2000 or XP .) 8. Message “My IP address 172.31.1.1” appears in the MS-DOS window on the PC. 9. Connect the power cable. (When your OS is Windows 98/95.) 10. The process is shown by the message "loading %" which remains about 90% for 10 seconds. 11. When software updating is complete, the STBY LED blinks. 12. Disconnect the power cable from the ETR sounder. 13. Reconnect the power cable and check the program level and the functions.
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5.6 Program Numbers
5.6 Program Numbers The program numbers used in the NavNet series products are tabulated below. The selftest result display shows these numbers. To read the program number, select the MEMORY I/O TEST menu in the Test & Clear/System Setup/ System Configuration menu, and then, carry out individual test. The MEMORY I/O TEST includes; 1) Display Unit Test: The radar or plotter program number is shown. 2) GPS Sensor Test: The program number of GPS receiver, GP-310 is shown. 3) Network Sounder Test: The network sounder program is shown. 4) ARPA Test: The ARPA program is shown.
Table 5.1 NAV NET Program Number List TYPE
Program Number
M 1722/1732/1742/1762, GD-1700 (C-MAP)
0359170-0xx
M 1722/1732/1742/1762, GD-1700 (NAVIONICS)
0359171-0xx
M 1722C/1732C/1742C/1762C, GD-1700C (C-MAP)
0359172-0xx
M 1722C/1732C/1742C/1762C, GD-1700C (NAVIONICS)
0359173-0xx
M 1833/1933/1943, GD-1900 (C-MAP)
0359174-0xx
M 1833/1933/1943, GD-1900 (NAVIONICS)
0359175-0xx
M 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C (C-MAP)
1950001-0xx
M 1833C/1933C/1943C, GD-1900C (NAVIONICS)
1950002-0xx
GP-310B
4850218-0xx
ETR-6/10N
0252306-0xx
ARP-11
1859027-1xx
* = For FURUNO, NAVIONICS model. 03591700XX for C-MAP model.
* = For FURUNO, NAVIONICS model. 03591730XX for C-MAP model.
Program No. 03591700XX* ROM1, 2 : OK ROM3 : OK
Program No. 03591720XX* ROM1, 2 : OK ROM3 : OK
XX = Program Version No.
XX = Program Version No.
Model 1700 series , GD-1700
Model 1700C series, GD-1700C
* = For FURUNO, NAVIONICS model. 03591740XX for C-MAP model.
* = For FURUNO, NAVIONICS model. 19500010XX for C-MAP model.
Program No. 03591750XX* ROM1, 2 : OK ROM3 : OK
Program No. 19500020XX* ROM1, 2 : OK ROM3 : OK
XX = Program Version No. Model 1800/1900 series
XX = Program Version No. Model 1800C/1900C series, GD-1900C
PROGRAM No. 02523060XX ROM : OK RAM : OK XX = Program Version No. ETR-6/10N
PROGRAM No. 48502180XX GPS UNIT : OK XX = Program Version No. GP-310B
PROGRAM No. 18590271XX ARP ROM : OK ARP RAM : OK XX = Program Version No. ARP-11
Figure 5.8 Selftest result displays
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Supplement A. Network sounder, ETR-6/10N 1. Circuit description The network sounder ETR-6/10N consists of MAIN board (02P6294) and NET board (03P9284). The MAIN board is divided into four blocks: Digital circuit, Transmitter circuit, Receiver circuit, and Power supply circuit. The NET board is a LAN control circuit. When the transducer includes speed and temperature sensors, those data is transferred in the network.
MAIN Board (02P6294)
NET Board (03P9284)
6P
NavNet 10P
RX AMP
DIGITAL CIRCUIT
XDR
TX AMP 3P
12-24VDC
POWER SUPPLY
3A
Figure A.1
Block diagram of network sounder
A-1
1.
Circuit description
1.1 Digital circuit Figure A.2 shows the block diagram of the digital circuit. The echo and temperature signals are A/D converted to generate 8-bit data and then sent to the gate array U10. At every power-on, U1 generates a reset signal and sends it to the CPU, the gate array, flash ROM, and peripheral unit.
U2
U5 DRAM 16Mbit
U7 A/D 16
SOUNDER SIG TEMP SENSOR SOUNDER AMP H/L FREQ TX CARRIER
U3 EEPROM
1
CPU, ROM, G/A
EXT KP KP OUT
4kbit
SPEED PULSE POWER/STB LED
U1 RESET
DIP SW 16
SERIAL I/O
NET Board
Figure A.2
Block diagram of digital circuit
A-2
1.
Circuit description
1.2 Transmitter circuit 3.3 V, TX carrier signals, TX0_N and TX1_N, generated by the gate array is sent to FETs, Q5 and Q6 through the FET driver U8. Output power is selected by changing the setting of a jumper block P12; 600 W (#1-#2, default) and 1 kW (#3-#4). The carrier frequency is 50 kHz or 200 kHz. P12
P100V
P12V
TX trans #56
G/A
Tx carrier (TX0_N)
FET
FET Q6
#7
U8
Figure A.3
4
1
2
600W
Driver
Tx carrier #55 (TX1_N)
1kW 3
#6
C17
FET Q5
Transducer
Block diagram of transmitter circuit
1.3 Receiver circuit Echoes received by the transducer are sent to the balanced filter through a trap circuit. Two types of filters are provided for 50 kHz and 200 kHz signals. The receiver using a logarithmic amplifier has a total dynamic gain of 100 dB or more. Electrical switches SW1 (U18) and SW2 (U19) switch between 50 kHz and 200 kHz signals.
TP1
Trap
Pre AMP
SW1 U18
Buf1
LOG AMP1
AMP3
TP3 (200kHz)
Figure A.4
Block diagram of receiver circuit
A-3
TP2
TP4 (50kHz) SW2 U19
TP10 AMP1
1.
Circuit description
1.4 Power supply circuit The power supply circuit is divided into two blocks: Stand-by 3.3 V circuit and main power supply circuit which generates +12 V, +/-5 V, and +100 V. When power, 10.8 to 31.2 VDC is applied to the circuit, stand-by 3.3 V circuit is turned on and the network sounder is in stand-by mode. When the NavNet display is turned on, the network sounder CPU generates the signal to release the stand-by mode and to turn on the main power supply circuit. The on/off switch of main power supply circuit consists of Q16 and photocoupler U29. The STBY N signal becomes High, current flows through U29. Switching frequencies of stand-by 3.3 V circuit and main power supply circuit are 65.5 kHz (adjusted at TP6 with R137) and 83.7 kHz (adjusted with R133 at TP5) respectively. R119 adjusts +100V. The protectors provided are; 1) Input low-/over-voltage protector, U32 2) Reversed polarity protector, CR26 3) Input over-voltage protector, 4A fuse, F1 4) Short circuit protectors for each output line 3.3 V: polymer switch, RT2; regulators U21 (-5V), U22 (+5V), and U25 (+12V) include a short circuit protector. Stand-by 3.3 V
+ DC IN
Fuse Input low-/overvoltage detector U32
Filter
–
3.3V Reg.
+3.3 V
CPU
8.3 V
Main power supply MAIN ON/OFF
Switching cont. ckt
Figure A.5
Switching circuit
Rectifier
Block diagram of power supply circuit
A-4
12 V REG
+100 V +12 V
5 V REG
+5 V
-5 V REG
-5 V
1.
Circuit description
1.5 Connector pin assignment Table below shows the connector pin assignment. Table A.1 Name
Type
POWER
MJ-A3SRMD
(J1)
22S0195-2
XDR (J2)
NETWORK (J3)
MJ-A10SRMD
MJ-6SRMD
Connector pin assignment Pin No.
Signal
Remarks
1
DC_P
Power supply (+)
2
DC_M
Power supply (-)
3
SHIELD
1
SPD
Speed pulse signal
2
+12V
+12 V for speed sensor
3
SPD0V/SHIELD
4
TEMP
5
N.C.
6
N.C.
7
TEMP0V
8
XDR-
9
XDR_SHIELD
10
XDR+
1
E_TD_P
2
E_TD_N
3
E_RD_P
4
E_RD_N
5
NC
6
SHIELD
A-5
Temperature signal
2.
Location of parts
2. Location of parts F-NET Board (03P9284) J9 R63
R119
TP10 TP5
TP3
R133
TP2 TP8
TP4
TP1
R158
CR29
R137
J4
TP6
J8
TP9
J12 MAIN Board (02P6294)
CR1
Figure A.6
Network sounder, ETR-6/10N
3. Jumpers The jumper wires on the MAIN board function as below. The ETR-6/10N can be checked without the display by changing jumper wire setting of J8. Table A.2 JP J8
Selection Mode selection
Default #1 and #2
J12
Output power selection
#1 and #2
Jumper setting Remarks No jumper: Network mode #1- #2: Network mode #3- #4: 50 kHz TX/RX circuit is on for test. #5- #6: 200 kHz TX/RX circuit is on for test #7-#8: 50 kHz and 200 kHz TX/RX circuits are on alternately for test. #1- #2: 600 W #3- #4: 1 kW
A-6
4.
Adjustment
4. Adjustment Potentiometers on the MAIN board are used to adjust voltages and frequencies as below. Table A.3 ADJ R119 R133
Item +100V PWR-SYNC (+100V)
Adjustment
Remarks Adjusts +100 V line. Rating: 99.5 to 100.5 Vdc. Adjusts switching frequency of main power supply circuit. Rating: 83.5 to 83.9 kHz at #5 of U28 3V
0V 83.7± ±0.2kHz (about 12µ µs)
R137 and R158 These potentiometers are adjuster in the following sequence. Step 1
Condition ST-BY
Procedure Adjusts switching frequency of stand-by 3.3 V circuit. Rating: 62.5 to 68.5 kHz at #5 of U30 in stand-by mode
Adjuster R137
3V
0V 65.5± ±3.0kHz (about 15µ µs)
2
ST-BY
3
TX
4
TX
Adjusts 3.3 V line. Rating: 3.16 to 3.18 Vdc Measure 3.3 V line Rating: 3.30 to 3.49 Vdc If not, repeat Step2. When main power supply circuit is on, the waveform at #7 of U27 should be as below. Readjust R137 if the sharp incline part (thick line) is not between 4 and 8 us. 3V
0V 0
4
A-7
8
12
(µ µs)
R158
R137
5.
5. LEDs Two LEDs are provided on the board. Table A.4 LED CR1
Status of LEDs
Item ST-BY
Remarks During stand-by: Lighting During communication with Navnet display: Blinking every 2 seconds During test mode: Blinking every 4 seconds During program upgradation: Power on: Blink 3 times; during installation: blinking 3 times; at completion of installation: blinking every 0.5 sec.
CR29
+100V
During stand-by: Off During communication with NavNet display: On
6. Test points The table below shows signals at test points on the MAIN board. Table A.5 TP
Item
Test points
Description
TP1
SIG_1
Output signal of buffer 1
TP2
IF2_IN
Output signal of buffer 2
TP3
IF1_OUT
Input signal to buffer 2 (50 kHz)
TP4
IF1_OUT
Input signal to buffer 2 (200 kHz)
TP5
SW_F (MAIN)
Switching frequency. 6.4 V, 83.7 kHz when main power supply circuit is on.
TP6
SW_F
Switching frequency. 7 V, 65.5 kHz when
(ST-BY)
main power supply circuit is off.
TP9
AGND
Analog circuit GND
TP10
ASIG
Analog signal output from RX circuit
A-8
Remarks
LEDs
7.
Transducer Check
7. Transducer Check This section describes the procedure to check the transducer.
7.1 Measuring capacitance A barium titanate transducer functions based upon the principle of electrostriction, so it is equivalent to a capacitor electrically. By measuring the capacitance of the transducer with a capacitance meter, the transducer can be judged whether it is good or not. The transducer name consists of working frequency and type. In the example of 50B-6, the 50 stands for working frequency: 50 kHz and B for Barium titanate transducer. Following table shows the capacitance of transducers. These values are reference only and include the capacitance of 10-m cable (100 pF/m). Table A.6 Transducer Type 50B-6 50B-6G 50B-12 200B-5 200B-5S
Capacitance 7500 pF 7500 pF 8500 pF 2560 pF 2560 pF
7.2 Measuring impedance at resonant point Figure A.7 shows the circuit which is used to measure the impedance of the transducer at resonant point. The resistor R is 1k ohm or above. SW
R
1 2
Signal Generator Transducer S.G.
Oscilloscope
POT
Figure A.7 Circuit for measuring impedance To measure the impedance; 1. Set the SW to #1. 2. Set the output frequency of a signal generator to the resonant frequency of the transducer. 3. Measure the voltage across the transducer with an oscilloscope. 4. Set the SW to #2 and adjust the potentiometer so as to obtain the voltage measured at step 3. 5. Measure the resistance of the potentiometer. This resistance is the impedance of the transducer at the resonant frequency. Note that the impedance of the transducer differs under the different measuring condition, i.e., in air or in water. The table A.7 shows the impedance (Ro) and resonant impedance (Z) of the transducer in water.
A-9
7.
Transducer Check
Table A.7 Type
Power
Freq.
Z(Ω)
Ro(Ω)
50B-6 50B-6G 50B-6B 50B-62M 50B-92M 50B-9B 200B-5 200B-5S 520-5PSD
1 kW 1 kW 1 kW 1 kW 1 kW 1 kW 1 kW 1 kW 0.5 kW
520-5PWD
0.5 kW
520-5MSD
0.5 kW
50/200-1T
1 kW
50/200-12M
1 kW
50 kHz 50 kHz 50 kHz 50 kHz 50 kHz 50 kHz 200 kHz 200 kHz 50 kHz 200 kHz 50 kHz 200 kHz 50 kHz 200 kHz 50 kHz 200 kHz 50 kHz 200 kHz
190 - j165 138 -j163 190-j165 203-j118 97-j51 95-j90 313-j380 180-j344 206+j27 164-j186 232+j16 177-j176 240-j54 129-j92 190 - j165 180-j344 190 - j165 180-j344
333 348 333 272 124 124 779 851 210 375 233 352 252 415 333 851 333 851
7.3 Measuring resonant frequency Method 1: using oscilloscope Make the circuit as shown in figure A.7 and measure the resistance by changing the frequency. Plot the measured resistance and frequency. The typical curve is shown in figure A.8. Impedance B
A
Fo Figure A.8
Fr
Fo: Resonant frequency Fr: Reverse resonant point Frequency
Resonant curve
To check the transducer whether it is good or not, compare the curve with one obtained from a good transducer. 1) When transducer elements peel off the housing, the ratio of A to B increases. This is similar to he measurement in air. 2) When transducer element cracks, several other resonant points may be obtained. 3) When transducer element splits, resonant point may be not obtained at the frequency "Fo".
A-10
7.
Transducer Check
Method 2: using sweep generator When a sweep generator is available, make the following circuit to observe a resonant waveform. R
POT S.G.
Vs(Vpp)
Transducer
Sweep Generator
Figure A.9
Oscilloscope
Resonant measuring circuit, using sweep generator
Figure A.10 shows the resonant waveform of the transducer "50B-6B", obtained by using the check circuit shown in figure A.9. 50B-6B (Sweep Range: 10 to 80 kHz)
Impedance
Frequency
Fo (50kHz):Center of Scale
Figure A.10
Resonant characteristic of 50B-6B transducer
Since the waveform differs with the resister "R" and the measuring condition (i.e., in water or in air), the resister and measuring condition must be the same when checking the transducer. A.11 shows the waveforms of normal and defective transducers (type: 50B-12), measured in water, depth of about 2 m. If the waveform appears as shown in a ring, the transducer is defective. Defective Transducer (1)
Normal Transducer
A-11
7.
Transducer Check
Defective Transducer (3)
Defective Transducer (2)
Condition: Vs: 20Vpp; R: 1 k ohm; Oscilloscope settings: 1 m sec./div.; 2 V/div.
Figure A.11 Resonant characteristics of normal and defective transducer "Type 50B-12"
A-12
7.
Transducer Check
7.4 Resonance waveforms The curve is measured with the transducer underlined. The transducers in the same box use the same transducers. 50/200-1T and 50/200-12M consist of 50B-6 and 200B-5S. In water 520520-5PSD/520 5PSD/520/520-5PWD/5205PWD/520-5MSD
In air 520520-5PSD/520 5PSD/520/520-5PWD/5205PWD/520-5MSD
Vs:1.5Vpp Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq:0 to 100kHz
Vs:1.5Vpp Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq:0 to 100kHz
50kHz
50kHz
5msec/div, 0.5V/div
5msec/div, 0.5V/div
520520-5PSD/520 5PSD/520/520-5PWD/5205PWD/520-5MSD
520520-5PSD/520 5PSD/520/520-5PWD/5205PWD/520-5MSD
Vs:1.5Vpp Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq:100 to 300kHz
Vs:1.5Vpp Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq:100 to 300kHz
200kHz
5msec/div, 1V/div
200kHz
5msec/div, 1V/div
A-13
7.
In water
Transducer Check
In air
525ST525ST-PWD/525ST PWD/525ST/525ST-MSD
525ST525ST-PWD/525ST PWD/525ST/525ST-MSD
Vs:1.5Vpp, Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq: 2 to 105khz
Vs:1.5Vpp, Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq: 2 to 105khz
53kHz
53kHz
5msec/div, 1V/div
5msec/div, 1V/div
525ST525ST-PWD/525ST PWD/525ST/525ST-MSD
525ST525ST-PWD/525ST PWD/525ST/525ST-MSD
Vs:1.5Vpp, Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq: 120 to 280khz
Vs:1.5Vpp, Ro:4k ohm Sweep freq: 120 to 280khz
200kHz
200kHz
5msec/div, 1V/div
5msec/div, 1V/div
50B50B- 6/50B 6/50B/50B-6B/50B6B/50B-6G/50B6G/50B-62M
50B50B- 6/50B 6/50B/50B-6B/50B6B/50B-6G/50B6G/50B-62M
Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm Sweep freq.: 10 to 80 kHz
1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div
Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm Sweep freq.: 10 to 80 kHz
1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div
A-14
7.
In water
Transducer Check
In air
50B50B- 9B/50B 9B/50B/50B-92B
50B50B- 9B/50B 9B/50B/50B-92B
Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm Sweep freq.: 20 to 80 kHz
Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm Sweep freq.: 20 to 80 kHz
1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div
1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div
200B200B- 5/200B 5/200B/200B-5S
200B200B- 5/200B 5/200B/200B-5S
Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm Sweep freq.: 4 to 400kH
Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm Sweep freq.: 4 to 400kH
1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div
1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div
A-15
Supplement B.
Radar Simulation Data
How to change “Radar Simulation” data Navnet has two radar simulation or demo modes: Simulation 1 and Simulation 2. The simulation 1 shows the same radar picture as that of the echo generator EG-3000. The simulation 2 shows the picture of our Miki factory. Both are still pictures. These pictures can be changed by using the following procedure. At an exhibition, showing the radar picture of the site for the exhibition gives more impression to the attendance. Overwrite 1) Configuration A heading sensor is required if the data is reproduced in overlay mode. The radar picture cannot be overwritten by the data received in the network. GP-310B
Navnet Display L/L Data Heading
12-24 VDC
Sensor
Chart Card
2) Procedure To overwrite the simulation data; 1. Turn on the unit. 2. Select North up mode. (RADAR DISPLAY, NORTH UP) 3. Select a desired range and record the range in use. 4. To store the picture, press [MENU], SYSTEM CONFIGRATION, SYSTEM MENU, SIMULATION SETUP, RADAR SIMULATION DATA, and ON. 5. Simulation 2 data is overwritten by a new radar picture with “ NOW GETTING SIMULATION DATA. DO NOT TURN OFF DISPLAY UNIT.” on the screen. When overwriting is complete, the message disappears. 6. Record the latitude and longitude where data is saved. To overwrite the simulation 1 data, turn on the unit by pressing [POWER] key while holding [MENU] key, and take steps 2 to 6 above.
B-1
Storing Simulation 2 data onto memory card To copy memorized radar picture onto a memory card; 1. Set the Radar to STBY mode. 2. Format the memory card. 3. Get into Simulation Setup Menu. 4. Push [CLEAR] key five times while holding the 4th softkey. 5. Wait for a few minutes. (During copying, keys do not work and you hear a beep.) The data on the memory card is played back by proceeding steps below. 1. Set the Radar to STBY mode. 2. Get into Simulation Setup Menu. 3. Push the 2nd softkey five times while holding the 4th softkey. 4. Wait for a few minutes
Replay 1) Configuration No GPS receiver and heading sensor are required. Navnet Display
12-24 VDC Chart card
2) Procedure (a) Radar mode To reproduce the simulation picture in radar mode, use the keystrokes of [MENU], SYSYTEM CONFIGRATION, SYSYTEM MENU, SIMULATION SETUP, RADAR SIMULATION 2. Note) The range switch does not work in simulation mode. (b) Overlay mode To playback the radar picture in overlay mode; 1. Select Overlay mode. ([DISP], OVERLAY) 2. Set to North up mode. (RADAR DISPLAY, NORTH UP)
B-2
3. Select the range on which data is recorded. 4. Select Plotter simulation mode. Keystroke: [MENU] SYSTEM CONFIGRATION, SIMULATION SETUP, PLOTTER SIMULATION, YES
SYSTEM
SETUP,
SYSTEM
SETUP,
5. Set Speed and Course to 0 knot and 0 degree respectively. 6. Enter the position where the radar picture is recorded. 7. Select Simulation 2 mode. Keystroke: [MENU], SYSTEM CONFIGRATION, SIMULATION SETUP, RADAR SIMULATION 2
8. Use Chart Offset function to align the radar picture over the chart data correctly.
B-3
Supplement C. MODEL 1953C 1.
General
Model 1953C consists of display unit, power supply unit, and scanner unit. The display unit is the 10.4-inch color NavNet series display unit, same as Model 1833C. The scanner unit is identical to one used for FR-7112. Newly developed is the power supply unit PSU-005. Figure C.1 shows the configuration of Model 1953C.
Scanner Unit
Identical to FR-7112 Scanner Unit RSB-0072 : 24 rpm RSB-0073 : 48 rpm
Power Supply Unit (PSU-005)
Display Unit (RDP-139)
12 to 24Vdc
12 to 24Vdc
10.4-inch NavNet Display Unit
Figure C.1 Configuration of Model 1953C To use the 10.4-inch NavNet series display unit for Model 1953C, select H in Radar setup menu. Model Antenna Type
1833C B (36 nm)
1933C F (48 nm)
1943C G (64 nm)
1953C H (72 nm)
The software of the display unit is V.12 (Navionics version) and V.08 (C-MAP version) or above.
C-1
2. Power Supply Unit PSU-005
The table below lists the major components in the scanner unit. Parts Name MODULATOR board POWER SUPPLY board IF AMP board INTERFACE Board Limiter MIC Magnetron Circulator Scanner Motor Signal Cable
Type 03P9237 03P9236 BIF-9099 03P9250 RU-9099 RU-9253 or RU-9371 MG5241/E3566 RC-4356 RM-8376 (24 rpm) or RM-8711 (48 rpm) RW-6537
Note: MICs RU-9253 and RU-9371 have the same characteristic. Either of them can be used for and MODEL 1953C.
2.
Power Supply Unit PSU-005
The power supply unit PSU-005 includes p.c. board 19P1006 consisting of +/-12V switching regulator, +32 V regulator, Tuning Control Circuit, and 90-second timer. The unit receives PWR ON signal from the display unit. The +/-12V switching regulator is similar to that on 19P1005. U2 is a PWM switching regulator controller. At power-on, +10V is supplied to switching regulator controller U2 through Q4. The switching frequency is set to 45 kHz by R20. R23 adjusts +12 V line to 12.2 V. CR10 lights when +12 V line is normal. To generate stable voltage, U2 receives a feedback signal at #2 (ININV). +32 V regulator, consisting of U6 and associated parts, generates +32 V from 12 V. +32 V is used in the tune control circuit. U7 is the tune control circuit. Tune control voltage is sent from the display unit to J5 on 19P1006. The input voltage, ranging from 1 V to 11V, is boosted up to between 1 V and 31 V. The output is connected to the MIC in the scanner unit via #6 of DJ1. CR13, TP5, and S1 are provided for adjusting the tune control circuit at installation. Set the slide switch S1 to the upper position (short circuit between #2 and #3). Transmit the radar on a long range with the antenna stopped. Adjust R36 clockwise so that CR13 lights in the maximum brightness, or, the maximum voltage is measured at TP5. After the adjustment, set S1 to the lower position (short circuit between #1 and #2). 90-second timer, consisting of U10, U11 and associated parts, locates in TX TRIG line. This circuit prevents the transmitter from being damaged by triggering before preheating of the transmitter, or within about 90 seconds after power on. R61 is used to adjust the timer so that TP7 is 100 kHz.
C-2
2. Power Supply Unit PSU-005
Protector 1) +/-12 V line short-circuit When +12 V or –12 V line short circuits, over-current flows in the primary windings of output transformer T1. The over-current detector, consisting of U1, R1, R2, and R3, activates. That is, U1 outputs low signal and Q6 turns on. Q7 is triggered into conduction. Q8 is on. Thus, DT terminal of U2 becomes high and U2 stops oscillating. 2) Antenna motor power supply line U9 turns on when the motor power supply line short circuits. C37 is charged through CR15 up to about 2.5V and U8 turns on. When U8 is on state, Q6 turns on. Q7 is triggered into conduction. Q8 is on. Thus, DT terminal of U2 becomes high. C37 discharges through Q10.
Description of Test Points Test Point Test Item TP1 GND (0 V) TP2 GND (Chassis) TP3 Q1 gate TP4 Q2 gate TP5 TUNE IND TP6 32 V Switching TP7 90 sec timer
Ratings
VR No.
Remarks
44 to 46 kHz 44 to 46 kHz Max. 12 V 30 to 36 kHz 99 to 101 kHz
R20 R20 R36 – R61
See page C-5.
C-3
See page C-5. See page C-5.
2. Power Supply Unit PSU-005
PWR Board 19P1006
R6 (COUNTER ADJ)
TP4
CR10 (GRN)
TP3
TP7
R23
J4
R20 (F-ADJ)
TP5
TP1
CR13 (GRN) R36 (TUNE ADJ)
J1
S1 (TUNE ADJ) ↑ Add ↓ End
J3
TP6
J5
Figure C.2 Power Supply Unit, SPU-005
C-4
2. Power Supply Unit PSU-005
Waveforms at test points on 19P1006
TP3 500mV/div, 5Msec/div (24V, STBY)
TP6 1V/div, 5Msec/div (24V, STBY)
TP7 500mV/div, 5Msec/div (24V, STBY)
C-5
3. Transceiver Unit (RTR-060)
3.
Transceiver Unit (RTR-060)
1.
MIC & Amplifiers
The following description is for reference only. As a general rule of thumb, the radar requires better noise figure (NF) and better dynamic range. Both factors, however, are reciprocal. The NF affects long range performance, while the dynamic range does short range performance.
RF IN
W.G. TO COAX CONV.
POWER
FET AMP
DOBLEBALANCED MIXER
FET OSC.
FET Buffer
IF HYBRID
1953C-SME-3
(+5V)
TUNING CONT. (+5~+35V)
Figure C.3 Block Diagram of MIC RU9253/RU9371
C-6
IF OUT
(
(
C-7
10
11
P/L- B
MBS-SIG
12
9
P/L- A
) TRIG-GND
8
TX-TRIG
7
20 V
5
MAG-C
6
4
7.5 V
) HV-GND
3
2
1
12 V
TX. HV
J801
J801
TX TRIG.PULSEWIDTH U1 VR1 MAG. CUR. PRESET
TP2
DRIVER Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5
FET MOD. Q6, Q7, Q8, Q9
(
)
MAG. CUR. DETECTOR Q10, R19, R30
2
1
2
1
1953C-SME-4
J803
J802
Figure C.4 BLOCK DIAGRAM OF 03P9237
HV-GND, TRIG-GND, and magnetron current detector ground are isolated on the board 03P9237, but these are same potential after the boared is fitted and wired in the RF unit.
JP2
TP1
JP1
03P9237
To pulse transformer
To pulse transformer
3. Transceiver Unit (RTR-060)
C-8
J612-3
J612-4
J612-2
J612-1
GND
+5V
TUNING
MBS.SIG
Comparator U7
J613-7
MBS Q1
J613-5
Single multi U8
Tuning Amplifier Q6
B.W
Comparator U3
Amplifier Q6, Q7
TP11
Amplifier Q8, Q9
ATT R89
IF IN
Detector CR7, CR8
Amplifier U4
MBS-L Comparator J611-5 U3
TP4
TP2
Gate U9, U10
TP6
Amplifier Buffer U6 U6
Log. Amp. U1
Single multi U8
LPF L4
Gate Amplifier U5 U5
MBS Q2
TP12
Figure C.5 Block diagram of IF-9099B
Filter
Gate U16
BPF T3, T4
TP5
MBS Q3
BW SW CR1, CR2
TP1
-5V
+5V TP10
TP8
Constant current Q4
Amplifier U2
+5V U15
-5V U14
+5V U12
TP3
-9V U13
+9V U11
-12V
+12V
B.W
TUNE.CONT. MBS.SIG
TP9
TP7
R.Monit.
MBS-L
TUNE.IND
VIDEO.SIG
J613-7
J613-5
J611-13
J613-3
J613-1
J613-2
J611-11
J611-9
J611-8
J611-5
J611-1
J611-12
3. Transceiver Unit (RTR-060)
C-9 Figure C.6 BLOCK DIAGRAM OF 03P9236
GND GND
12 6
1953C-SME-6
MBS-SIG
11
MBS-SIG DETECTOR CR55, R71, C70
10
MBS-SIG
J852
BANDWIDTH SELECT Q52
9
JP2
B, W,
JP1
P/L-B 10
8
+20V
6
P/L-B
MAG.C 5
P/L-A
+7.5V
4
9
+20V 3
2
7
J852
+20V
7
TX HV
MAG-C 5
1
+7.5V 4
P/L-A
FEEDBACK U53
CONST.VOLT.PRESET VR51
J857
+12V
TX HV
3
1
TX-TRIG
J851
JP51
OVERCURRENT DETECTOR U52
J852
8
4.5
-12
TP53
T51
6
3
GND
PULSEWIDTH MOD, SWITCHING INV. U51
03P9236
TX-TRIG
1.2
+12
J851
3. Transceiver Unit (RTR-060)
Power Supply Board 03P9236
4. Adjustment of Scanner Unit
4.
Adjustment of Scanner Unit
Location of Parts in scanner unit (MODEL 1953C)
Magnet
Scanner Motor 24rpm: RM-8367 48rpm: RM-8711
Transceiver Module
1953C-SME-7
Figure C.7 Inside of Scanner Unit (RTR-060, 48rpm)
C-10
4. Adjustment of Scanner Unit
Location of PCBs in Transceiver Module (RTR-060)
IF AMP Board (IF-9099) INT Board (03P9250) J827 J821
J823
J822
1953C-SME-8
J830 J825 J824 J828
J829 J826
Figure C.8 Transceiver Module (Top side)
Magnetron (MG5241)
MIC (RU-9253/9371)
Circulator (RC-4356)
1953C-SME-9
Figure C.9 Transceiver Module (Top side)
Pulse Transformer (RT-4427)
POWER Board (03P9236)
MODULATOR Board (03P9237)
1953C-SME-10
Figure C.10 Transceiver Module, Cover removed (Under side)
C-11
4. Adjustment of Scanner Unit
IF-9099
TP6
TP7
TP9
J612
J611
J613
TP8
TP10
Figure C.11 BIF-9099
Test point Test Point
Test Item
TP6
Tuning indicator
TP7 +9 V TP8 +5 V TP9 –9 V TP10 –5 V J613 #2 (+), J611 #9 (–) R. Monitor J612 #3 +5 V Other test points are for factory-use.
C-12
Ratings 2.5 to 3.5 V for Long 2.0 to 3.0 V for Short 8.55 to 9.45 Vdc 4.5 to 5.5 Vdc –8.55 to –9.45 Vdc –4.5 to –5.5 Vdc 1.7 to 4.5 Vdc 4.5 to 5.5 V
Remarks
4. Adjustment of Scanner Unit
MODULATOR Board (03P9237) TP2
TP1
JP1
J801 J803
VR1
1953C-SME-12
J802
Figure C.12 03P9237, MOD Board
Description of Test Point Test Point
Test Item
TP1
TX-TRIG
TP2
GND
J802 #5 (+), #6 (–)
Mag. Current
Ratings Short range: 2000 to 2300 Hz Pulsewidth: 10 to 20uS (All range) Polarity: Positive Polarity (8 to 12 V) – 4.95 to 5.05 V (Long) 4.70 to 5.30 V (Middle) 4.70 to 5.30 V (Short)
C-13
VR No
Remarks
–
TX
–
ST-BY
VR1
TX Long
4. Adjustment of Scanner Unit
Power Supply Board (03P9236) J854
TP53
TP52
J851
VR51
TP51
J852
J857
1953C-SME-13
Figure C.13 03P9236, PWR Board
Description of Test point Test Point TP51 TP52
J803 #4, #6 J803 #1, #6 J803 #3, #6
Test Item GND +12 V Inverter Frequency Mag. Heater TX-HV +20 V
J803 #5, #6
Mag. Current
TP53
Ratings – –
VR No – –
42.75 to 47.25 kHz 7.4 to 7.6 V 8.6 to 9.7 V 21.0 to 25.0 V 4.95 to 5.05 V (Long) 4.70 to 5.30 V (Middle) 4.70 to 5.30 V (Short)
C-14
Remarks – – –
VR51 – –
ST-BY
VR1 (03P9237)
TX Long
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS NAV NET Drawing
Type GD-1700/1700C
Drawing No.
Page
C4409-C01
S-1
GD-1900C
C4411-C01
S-2
MODEL 1722/1722C
C3494-C01
S-3
MODEL 1732/1732C
C3496-C01
S-4
MODEL 1742/1742C
C3498-C01
S-5
MODEL 1752/1752C
C3508-C01
S-6
MODEL 1762/1762C
C3500-C01
S-7
MODEL 1833
C3502-C01
S-8
MODEL 1933/1943
C3504-C01
S-9
MODEL 1833C
C3503-C01
S-10
MODEL 1933C/1943C
C3505-C01
S-11
ETR-6/10N
C2024-C01
S-12
GD-1700/1700C
C4409-K01
S-13
RDP-127 (M18XX/19XX)
C3502-K01
S-14
RDP-131 (M17XX)
C3494-K02
S-15
RDP-138/139 (1/3) (M18XX/19XX, GD-1900C)
C3503-K01
S-16
RDP-138/139 (2/3) (M18XX/19XX, GD-1900C)
C3503-K02
S-17
RDP-138/139 (3/3) (M18XX/19XX, GD-1900C)
C3503-K03
S-18
03P9282 (GP/GD-1700/1700C)
C4409-K02
S-19
03P9283 (M17XX/17XXC)
C3494-K03
S-20
03P9304/03P9296 (M1833/1933/1943)
C3502-K02
S-21
19P1005 (1/4) (M1833C/1933C/1943C)
C3503-K04
S-22
19P1005 (2/4) (M1833C/1933C/1943C)
C3503-K05
S-23
19P1005 (3/4) (M1833C/1933C/1943C)
C3503-K06
S-24
19P1005 (4/4) (M1833C/1933C/1943C)
C3503-K07
S-25
03P9281
C3494-K04
S-26
03P9287 (M17XX/17XXC, GP/GD-1700/1700C)
C3502-K03
S-27
19P1002
C3503-K08
S-28
03P9284
C3494-K05
S-29
03P9290 (1/2)
C3502-K04
S-30
03P9290 (2/2)
C3502-K05
S-31
CARD BOARD
19P1003
C3502-K06
S-32
CRT DISPLAY UNIT
A1QA9DSP46
C3319-K04
S-33
ETR-6/10N
C2024-K01
S-34
02P9294 (1)
C2024-K02
S-35
02P9294 (2)
C2024-K03
S-36
INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM
DISPLAY UNIT
POWER SUPPLY
PANEL BOARD
NET BOARD INT BOARD
NET WORK SOUNDER
S-0A
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS Drawing
Scanner Unit
MODULATOR Board
IF AMP Board
INT Board
PWR Board RRV Board
Type
Drawing No.
Page
RSB-0087-070 (M1722/1722C)
C3494-K01
S-37
RSB-0071-058 (M1732/1732C)
C3444-K03
S-38
RSB-0047-051 (M1742/1742C)
C3343-K01
S-39
RSB-0091-069 (M1752/1752C)
C3508-K01
S-40
RSB-0070-065 (M1762/1762C)
C3481-K01
S-41
RSB-0071 (M1833/1833C)
C3441-K06
S-42
RSB-0070/0073-059/064 (M1933/1933C/1943/1943C)
C3459-K02
S-43
03P9270 (1/2) (M1722/1722C)
C3489-K04
S-44
03P9270 (2/2) (M1722/1722C)
C3489-K05
S-45
MD-9208 (M1732/1732C/1833/1833C)
C3441-K10
S-46
MD-9052 (M1742/1742C)
C3359-K05
S-47
MD-9235 (M1762/1762C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C)
C3490-K02
S-48
03P9269 Linia Amp. (M1722/1722C)
C3452-K03
S-49
03P9310 Linia Amp. 1/2 (M1752/1752C)
C3508-K02
S-50
03P9310 Linia Amp. 2/2 (M1752/1752C)
C3508-K03
S-51
IF-9215 Linia Amp. (1/2) (M1732/1732C/1762/1762C)
C3490-K03
S-52
IF-9215 Linia Amp. (2/2) (M1732/1732C/1762/1762C)
C3490-K04
S-53
IF-7758 Linia Amp. (M1742/1742C)
C3319-K07
S-54
IF-9214 Log Amp. (M1833/1833C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C)
C3441-K08
S-55
03P9298 (M1722/1722C)
C3494-K06
S-56
03P8630 (M1742/1742C)
C3343-K02
S-57
03P9311 (M1752/1752C)
C3508-K04
S-58
03P9249 (M1762/1762C/1933/1933C/1943/1943C)
C3459-K03
S-59
03P9315 (M1752/1752C)
C3508-K05
S-60
03P9317A (M1732/1732C/1833/1833C)
C3441-K11
S-61
03P9323 (M1933/1933C/1943/1943C)
C3500-K01
S-62
Drawing No.
Page
Model 1953C Drawing
Type
Interconnection
M1953C
C3512-C01
S-63
Scanner Unit
M1953C
C3460-K02
S-64
INT board
03P9250
C3460-K04
S-65
MODULATOR board
03P9237
C3460-K06
S-66
IF AMP board
IF-9099
C3398-K08
S-67
POWER board
03P9236
C3460-K05
S-68
POWER board (1/2)
19P1006
C3512-K01
S-69
POWER board (2/2)
19P1006
C3512-K02
S-70
S-0B
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