Furuno FMD3100 Manual

Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS)
Operator's Guide
(For PCU-3010)
This guide provides the basic operating
procedures for this equipment. For detailed
information, see the Operator's Manual.
The brand and product names mentioned in this
guide are trademarks, registered trademarks or
service marks of their respective holders.
English
FMD-3100
Model
EBL1 box,
EBL2 box
VRM1 box,
VRM2 box
Permanent warnings box
Chart scale/presentation mode box
Display Layout
Cursor position box
Electronic chart areaElectronic chart areaElectronic chart area
Overlay/NAV
Tools box
Sensor information box
Own ship functions box
Route information box
Lower
section
InstantAccess bar
Upper
section
(See page 3.)
CLEAR
RADAR
Turn Rate:
EE
Status bar (See page 2.)
E
E
CLEAR
RADAR
Turn Rate
Turn Rate
S
S
S
S
L
Alert box
Complies with IEC62923-1/2

Status Bar
Display mode: Not used. (Fixed at “ECDIS”.)
NAVI: Selects the Voyage navigation mode.
CHARTS: Selects the Chart maintenance mode.
PLAN: Selects the Voyage planning mode.
OTHERS: Sets system in standby; plays back data.
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2
Status bar
Drop-down
list
Click button
How to open a drop-down list
How to open a drop-down list
Indicates a
drop-down list.
Working indicator:
Rotates clockwise if
the system is
working properly.
CHART ONLY:
Shows only the chart,
when left button is
pressed and held down.
STD DISP:
Restores IMO standard
display.
Chart priority:
Selects which chart
type to display,
vector or raster,
when both are
available.
Chart database:
Selects the chart database (IMO
base, IMO Primary, IMO Standard,
IMO All or PERSONAL).
Displays the operator's
manual, ECDIS
program no. and
system information.
Date:
Displays the date; selects the
time to use, local or UTC.
Time:
Time (local or UTC).
User profiles,
Settings menu:
Manages user profiles;
open s the Setting
menu.
CLEAR RADAR:
Hide TT, AIS and radar
displays, when the
radar overlay is active.
Greyed out otherwise.
CLEAR
RADAR
Turn Rate:
E
Turn Rate
S
S
CLEAR
CLEAR
RA
D
AR
E

Instant Access Bar
Upper section (by operating mode) Lower section
Voyage navigation mode Chart maintenance mode
Voyage planning mode
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Chart Legend:
Finds data about current
chart.
Viewing Dates:
Sets “display date” and
“approved until” dates.
Chart 1:
Provides overview of ECDIS
chart symbols.
Log:
Records user/position
events to the event log;
accesses various logs.
Adjusts brilliance of
monitor.
Not used.
SET:
Shows, hides chart
features; sets chart
alerts.
TWO DISP:
Splits the screen in
two, horizontally or
vertically.
NtoM:
Displays Notice to
Mariners info.
Shows, hides soft-
ware keyboard.
Selects a color palette.
MOB:
Marks man
overboard position.
Takes a screenshot.
Undoes past action
(route, user chart).
Manual Update:
Opens the manual
update dialog box
to insert chart
update symbols
manually.
Mini Conning:
Shows, hides the
mini conning
display.
Opens the Message
dialog box for
managing AIS
Safety and NAVTEX
messages.
Weather Overlay:
Activates or deactivates
the weather overlay.
Route:
- Select/Unselect monitored route.
- Switch monitored route to Voyage
planning mode for editing.
Instant Track:
Provides a temporary track to return
to or deviate from the monitored
route.
User Chart:
Select/unselect monitored user
chart.
Monitor INFO:
Show Monitor [Information] dialog
box.
Stop Monitor:
Stop monitoring route, user chart.
NtoM
Gate-1*:
A
utomatically installs Gate-1 provided
charts and licenses.
AUTO Import:
Starts automatic installation of the chart
data (CD or DVD ROM).
Manage Charts:
Manages chart cells (grouping, deleting,
etc.).
Cell Status:
Shows the chart catalog to get info about
charts installed in the system.
License: Manages chart licenses.
Public Key: Manages public keys.
Sync Config: Selects units to synchronize.
Sync Status:
Checks synchronization status.
Gate-1 Config*: Gate-1 chart management.
Reconvert: Reconverts SENC data.
Clear Charts: Clears charts.
*Shown only
with Gate-1
connection.
S
S
S
Route: Creates a route (see page 4).
User Chart: Creates a user chart (see page 6).
Guide Box:
Provides range and bearing information between the last
waypoint and the cursor position when creating a route.
Manage Data:
Deletes, imports routes and user charts.
SAR:
Shows the Search and Rescue Settings dialog box.
Report:
See reports on waypoints and
voyage planning related routes
and user charts.

Routes
Route
PLAN
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Click [New].Click [New].
Continue entering waypoints.
WPT1
Click a position
to mark a waypoint.
WPT3
25.8°
1470.2NM
WPT2
106.9°
1748.5NM
WPT6
WPT5
161.4°
353.3NM
WPT4
309.0°
971.4NM
WPT1
201.5°
2137.2NM
At last waypoint,
right-click and
select [Finish].
Plan
-ning
How to create, check a route
Click [OK].
Enter name
for route.
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642.30NM
642.30NM
Click [Check
Results] tab.
Click [Check
Route].
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Unchecked Unchecked
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Click [Save].Click [Save].

Routes (con’t.)
Manage
Data
555
Click [Select Route].
How to select a route to monitor
To stop monitoring a route:To stop monitoring a route:
How to view route waypoint information
Click [Monitor INFO].
How to delete a route
PLAN
Route
Stop
Monitor
Voyage
0.9 m
37
341.2°
0.50 NM
4.70 NM
XTD Limit:
XTD:
0.9 m
37
341.2°
0.50 NM
4.70 NM
XTD Limit:
XTD:
In Voyage
navigation mode,
right click
anywhere.
In Voyage
navigation mode,
right click
anywhere.
TC:
TC:
Select a route.
Route selected.
Click
[Open].
Click
[Waypoints]
tab.
Delete
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Click [Delete].
Check route(s)
to delete.

User Charts
Click object to draw.
Area
Circle
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(3) Click
(2) Click
(1) Click
(4) Right-click;
select [Finish].
How to create a line
How to create a line
How to create a circle
How to create a circle
How to create an area
How to create an area
(1) Click
(2) Click
(4) Right-click;
select [Finish].
Click [Save].
Enter name
for user chart.
Example objects
(1) Click
(2) Drag cursor;
click to set.
Tidal:
- Current
- Predicted
Clearing line:
- NMT
- NLT
Line:
- Coast - Route
- Nav - Depth
How to create a user chart
PLAN
Plan
-ning
User
Chart
(3) Click
1
2
Label:
- Label
- Point
- Circle
Right-click to
open options.
Click [New].
Click [New].
- Triangle
- Polygon
- Pin
-
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-click to
-click to
options.options.
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Click [Save].
Click [Save].
Save

User Charts (con’t)
Plan
-ning
Circle or areaCircle or area Point on a linePoint on a line
Manage
Data
User
Chart
Right- clickRight- click
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How to select objects to display in user chart How to link a user chart to a route
How to delete objects from a user chart
How to delete user charts
DISP SET
Symbol
DISP
PLAN Route
PLAN
3
3
2
3
Select
[DeletePoint].
Select [Delete].
Click [Select].
Click [Mariner] tab.
Check item(s).
Click [Save].Click [Save].
1
2
3
Click [Open].
Route selected.
Click [User Chart]
tab.
Click.
Select user chart to link.
(Multiple selections
possible.)
Click [Save].Click [Save].
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2
<<
Check chart(s)
to delete.
1
Click [Delete].
Right- click the point
to delete.
Right- click the point
to delete.

Chart Operations
Control chart
objects
Control basic
chart settings
SET
Basic
Setting
DISP
Chart
DISP
Control
navigational
features
Symbol
DISP
888
How to control visibility of chart objects

Chart Operations (con’t.)
Manual
Update
Click object to add.
999
SET
DISP
Chart
Alert
Click [Planning] tab.
Click
[Commit].
Right-clickRight-click
Select [Pick Report].
Right-click.Right-click.
How to set safety contours and chart alerts
How to find chart object information (ENC chart)
How to manually insert a “new” chart object
NAVI
NAVI
1
Click [Add].Click [Add].
2
Put cursor on location
where to insert object
then click.
Set safety
contour here.
(Alarm): Audio+visual indications
(Warning): Visual indication
(Caution): No indication
㻭
㼃
㻯
Click to select chart alert type:
Click icon to switch between
and vice versa.
㻯㼃
To turn off display of a chart object in route monitoring, remove check
mark from alert (alarm, warning, caution).
Select an object.
1
2
Click [Select].
Click an attribute to
show its description.
3
2
Select object from
Drawing type.

TT/AIS Operations
Click a target to show its information.
AIS symbols (main)
TT symbols (main)
Sleeping AIS
target
Activated AIS
target
Past position
point
(Green)
Name
Symbol
(Color)
(Green)
(Green,
thick line)
Target under
acquisition
Past position
point
(Green)
Acquired
target
Name
Symbol
(Color)
(Green)
(Green)
Shows or hides TT symbols.
Shows or hides AIS symbols.
Title bar
MMSI
Bearing
Range
Course over ground
Speed over ground
CPA
TCPA
Bow crossing range
Bow crossing time
Position
Scroll buttons
Heading
Navigation
status
Rate of
turn
Click to switch level of detail
Title bar
TT No.
Bearing
Range
Course over ground
Speed over ground
CPA
TCPA
Bow crossing range
Bow crossing time
Vessel name
Scroll buttons
How to find target info
ABC
How to set up TT and AIS on the TT/AIS page in Overlay/NAV Tools box
Set association method.
NAV status:
Underway
using
engine
No use.
Checked when the antenna that displays radar
echoes automatically feeds TT data.
Datum selection (ANT or CCRP)
is available for configurations
where the radar does not meet
the latest regulations. For all
other configurations, this button
is not selectable.
Source of TT data (radar
antenna or TTM sentence).
TT Info (1/2) AIS Info (1/2)
Sets vector time
(shared AIS/TT).
Sets vector mode
(shared AIS/TT).
Vector
(ex. TT)
10
10
Sets past position
point interval (time).
Setting cannot be changed
from this equipment.
(ex. AIS)
True-G

TT/AIS Operations (con’t)
1111
Radar echo
Radar Overlay
Activates, deactivates the
radar overlay.
Adjusts the strength of radar echo.
Put the cursor on the bar then roll
the scrollwheel.
Sets the degree of transparency for
the overlay.
Selects the antenna to feed
the radar echo data.
Status of the radar echo
data, “OK” or “No Data”.
Open the chart menu, select TT/AIS Setting and then Setting. The below menus can also
be displayed by clicking the radio button on the pop-up menu
that appears when an item other than TT/AIS is selected on
the Overlay/NAV Tools box.
How to filter TT and AIS displays, sleep all targets
Hide vessels beyond the range set (from own
ship).
Limit AIS display by AIS
category.
Sleeps all activated AIS
targets.
Filters AIS targets by
range, speed.

Pub. No. OSE-44841-B1
FMD-3100 (PCU-3010)
(2201, YOSH)
Alert Icons and Their Meanings
Alert Priority: Emergency
Cause not rectified Display color: red, Display: flashing
Displayed together with alert message.
1
Icon Alert State Icon Description
Alert Priorty: Warning
Alert Priority: Caution, Indication
Other
Not acknowledged/Not rectified
Not acknowledged/Not rectified
Buzzer temporarily silenced
Acknowledged/Not rectified
Acknowledged/Not rectified
Acknowledged by external device
Not acknowledged/Rectified
Not acknowledged/Not rectified
Not acknowledged/Not rectified
Buzzer temporarily silenced
Acknowledged/Not rectified
Acknowledged/Not rectified
Acknowledged by external device
Not acknowledged/Rectified
Caution
Non-acknowledgeable alarm
Non-acknowledgeable warning
Display color: red, Display: flashing
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: red, Display: flashing
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: red, Display: lit
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: yellow-orange, Display: flashing
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: yellow-orange, Display: flashing
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: yellow-orange, display: lit
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: red
Displayed together with alarm icon (2, 3, 6).
Display color: yellow-orange
Displayed together with warning icon (7, 8, 11).
Display color: red, Display: lit
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: red, Display: flashing
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: yellow-orange, Display: lit
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: yellow-orange, Display: flashing
Displayed together with alert message.
Display color: yellow, Display: lit
Displayed together with alert message.
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3
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10
11
12
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Alert Priority: Alarm
13
Indication Display color: yellow, Display: lit
Displayed together with alert message.
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