Furuno FCR-21x9 (with 19" LCD) User manual

12022SK Printed in Japan
Catalogue No. R-202
FURUNO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan
www.furuno.com
FURUNO U.S.A., INC.
Camas, Washington, U.S.A.
www.furunousa.com
FURUNO (UK)LIMITED
Havant, Hampshire, U.K.
www.furuno.co.uk
FURUNO FRANCE S.A.S.
Bordeaux-Mérignac, France
www.furuno.fr
FURUNO ESPAÑA S.A.
Madrid, Spain
www.furuno.es
FURUNO DANMARK A/S
Hvidovre, Denmark
www.furuno.dk
FURUNO NORGE A/S
Ålesund, Norway
www.furuno.no
FURUNO SVERIGE AB
Västra Frölunda, Sweden
www.furuno.se
FURUNO FINLAND OY
Espoo, Finland
www.furuno.
FURUNO POLSKA Sp. Z o.o.
Gdynia, Poland
www.furuno.pl
FURUNO EURUS LLC
St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
www.furuno.com.ru
FURUNO DEUTSCHLAND GmbH
Rellingen, Germany
www.furuno.de
FURUNO HELLAS S.A.
Piraeus, Greece
www.furuno.gr
RICO (PTE)LTD
Singapore
www.rico.com.sg www.furuno.com
Switching Hub
HUB-100 1.5 kg 3.31 lb
Antenna Unit for FCR-2119/2129/2819/2829/2829W
XN-20AF 39 kg 86 lb
XN-24AF 42 kg 93 lb
Antenna Unit for FCR-2139S/2839S/2839SW
SN-36AF 133 kg 293.2 lb
Monitor Unit
MU-190 8.8 kg 19.4 lb MU-231 12.8 kg 28.2 lb
Radar Processor
Unit
RPU-013
10 kg 22 lb
Transceiver Unit for FCR-2829W
RTR-081 8.0 kg 17.6 lb
Transceiver Unit for FCR-2839SW
RTR-082 17.0 kg 37.5 lb
360 14.2" 411 16.2"
95
3.7"
498 19.6" 418 16.5"
183 7.2"
27
1.1"
350 13.8" 7
0.3"
385 15.2"
370 14.6"
25 1.0"
340 13.4" 380 15.0"
2- 7
410 16.1"
98
90
300 11.8"
468 18.4"
137 5.4"
570 22.4"
18 0.7"
XN-20AF: 2040 80.3"
XN-24AF: 2550 100.4"
4- 15
26 1.0"
4- 8
250 9.8"
12 0.5"
353 14.0" 380 15.0"
25
1.0"
325 12.8"
165 6.5"160 6.3"
200 7.9"
149 5.9"
157 6.2"
404 15.9"
6- 10 270 10.6"
88 3.5"
192 7.6"
457 18.0"
210 8.3"
210 8.3"
15
0.6"
427 16.9"
15 0.6"
510 20.1"
432 17.0"
561 22.1"
275 10.8"
378 14.9"
420 16.5"
710 28.0"
184 7.2"
421 16.6"
432 17.0"
SN-36AF: 3765 148.2"
105
4.1"
105
4.1"
8- 15
286 11.3" 250 9.8"
432 17.0" 350 13.8"
530 20.9"
110
4.3"
110
4.3"
100
3.9"
137
5.4"
270 10.63"
255 10.03"
242 9.53"
115 4.53"
162 6.38"
15 0.59"
145 5.71"
45
1.77"
47 1.85"
4-ø5
Fixing Hole
450 17.7"
110 4.3"
389 15.3" 397 15.6"
448 17.6"
489 19.3"
4-Ø18
Cutout for ush mount
471 18.5"
554 21.8"
592 23.3"
112
4.4"
484.9 19"
553 21.8"
Cutout for ush mount
Processor Unit
EC-3000
14 kg 30.9 lb
426 16.77"
396 15.59"
45 1.77"150 5.9" 150 5.9"
360 14.17"
3-ø8
Fixing hole
15 0.59"
153 6.02"
150 5.9"
Intelligent Hub
HUB-3000
1.5 kg 3.31 lb
no less than 150 5.91" no less than
100 3.94"
42 1.65"
33 1.3"
172 6.77"
153 6.02"
133 4.06"
4-ø5
Fixing hole
324 12.76"
336 12.23"
350 13.79"
Sensor Adapter
Serial : MC-3000S 1.5 kg 3.3 lb Analog : MC-3010A 0.8 kg 1.8 lb Digital In : MC-3020D 0.8 kg 1.76 lb Digital Out : MC-3030D 0.8 kg 1.76 lb
48 1.88"
41 1.61"
no less than 150 5.91"
100 3.94"
4-ø5
Fixing
Hole
60 2.36"
150 5.91"64 2.52"
235.5 9.25"
48 1.88"
41 1.61"
no less than 150 5.91"
100 3.94"
4-ø5
Fixing
Hole
60 2.36"
150 5.91"64 2.52"
235.5 9.25"
220 8.66"
235.5 9.27"
150 5.91"64 2.52"
no less than 150 5.91"
180 7.09"
4-ø5
Fixing
Hole
48 1.88"
41 1.61"
100 3.94"
60 2.36"
235.5 9.25"
150 5.91"64 2.51"
4-ø5
Fixing
Hole
48 1.88"
41 1.61"
no less than 150 5.91"
398 15.7"
339 13.3"32 1.26" 398 15.7"
no less than 70 2.76"
72 2.83" max.
10 to 20
0.39" to 0.79" 388 15.3"
180 7.09"
180 7.09"
170 6.69"
55 2.17"
216 8.50"
38 1.50"
Control Unit
RCU-025 3.1 kg 6.84 lb
Trackball Control Unit
RCU-026 1.5 kg 3.31 lb
Models: FCR-21x9 (with 19" LCD)/ FCR-28x9 (with 23.1" LCD)
120 4.72"
180 7.09"
no less than 70 2.76"
Max 70
2.76"
170 6.69"
120 4.72"
110 4.33"
180 7.09"
with an optional pedestal

FURUNO integrates advanced signal processing
technology with a user-friendly interface, providing
reliable situation awareness, and navigation safety
FURUNO integrates advanced signal processing
technology with a user-friendly interface, providing
reliable situation awareness, and navigation safety
▲
Multifunction display capability, featuring Chart Radar, ECDIS,
conning information display and Alert Management System*
▲
New user interface delivers straightforward operation
▲
Instantaneous redraw, scrolling and zoom in/out delivered by FURUNO’s
advanced drawing engine, making redraw latency a thing of the past
*Multifunction display capability is to be implemented as software update after the
product release in autumn 2012. (Option)
▲
Complies with the following IMO and IEC regulations:
▲
Interface with Jeppesen Dynamic Licensing service
▲
High-resolution LCD presents clear radar/chart images
•IMO Resolution A.278(VIII) •IMO Resolution A.694(17)
•IMO Resolution A.817(19) •IMO Resolution A.820(19)
•IMO Resolution A.823(19) •IMO Resolution MSC.191(79)
•IMO Resolution MSC.192(79) •IMO Resolution MSC.232(82)
•IEC60945 Ed. 4.0 •IEC61162-1 Ed. 4.0 •IEC61162-2 Ed. 1.0
•IEC61174 Ed. 3.0 •IEC61993-2 Ed. 1.0 •IEC62288 Ed. 1.0
•IEC62388 Ed. 1.0
ECDIS Conning Information Display Radar (Chart OFF) Radar (Chart ON)
FURUNO’s new user interface delivers straightforward operation
FURUNO’s new user interface delivers straightforward operation
Unique & smart operation tool – “Status bar” and “InstantAccess bar”
The user interface of the Chart Radar centers on carefully organized operational tools: Status bar and InstantAccess bar.
These operational tools deliver straightforward, task-based operation by which the operator can quickly perform a
certain task needed without having to go deeper into an intricate menu tree.
Status bar contains information about
the operating status, i.e., MFD operating
mode, main tasks assigned to each
MFD operating mode.
InstantAccess bar contains all the tasks
(functions/actions) corresponding to the
operation mode currently selected so
that quick access to necessary
functions/actions can be made.
Status bar
InstantAccess bar
A toggle button alternately selects one
of two functions assigned to the button.
The background color of a toggle button
is light blue when the button's function
is enabled.
Rain/Sea clutter and gain are set
with the slider bars. Slider bars
can be controlled by the use of
trackball controller.
Toggle button Drop-down menu Slider bar
on buttons in the Status bar and InstantAccess
bar indicate that there are hidden options of
actions/tasks to be performed in the sub-layer,
which can be initiated by left-clicking the buttons.
This way, the operator can quickly gain access to
the related tasks.
1MFD operating mode selector 4Preset picture selector
6Rain/Sea clutter reducer
7Gain adjuster
3Antenna selector
5IMO chart database selector
(base, standard or all)
2Stand-by and transmit
1Click to select the radar pulse length
2Click to tune the radar receiver manually
3Click to activate/deactivate and choose the level
(1/2/3) of the interference rejecter
4Click to activate/deactivate and choose the level
(1/2/3) of the echo stretch
5Click to activate/deactivate and choose the level
(1/2/3) of the echo averaging
6Click to erase everything but radar echoes
temporarily
7Click to reset the ship’s position in Course-Up and
True Motion modes
11
Click to set the AIS information (navigation
status, ETA, destination, draught, etc.)
12
Click to open the AIS message menu window from
which the operators can handle AIS messages,
i.e., sending, viewing and deleting messages
13
Click to select a
color palette
(color and
brilliance set of the screen
presentation) to match the
ambient lighting conditions
14
Click to summon display brilliance
level adjustment window where the
brilliance level can be adjusted either
manually (by gauge) or automatically
(by clicking the automatic brilliance
adjustment button, next to the
brilliance gauge). (for FURUNO
monitor)
15
Click to enter Man Overboard mark on
the chart
16
Click to take a screenshot
17
Click to undo the past actions
8Click to show/hide the radar map
9Click to show/hide the chart
10
Click to congure presentation settings
Status bar
InstantAccess bar
6 7 81 2 3 4 5
The FCR-2xx9 offers several picture preset
options for specic navigating requirements:
•Control of what objects and text to show on the chart.
•Temporarily hides the chart symbols (depth contours, navigation buoys, etc.) and
shows only the coast line.
•Temporarily puts the chart symbols on the top layer
8User prole management
The FCR-2xx9 can store 10 sets of custom
settings for some items i.e., display brilliance,
color presentation, etc. User prole function
allows individual users to quickly set the
equipment according to their preferences.
•OCEAN (Optimum setting for long range detection using a range scale of
6 nm or larger)
•CANAL (Optimum setting for operating in a canal)
•BERTHING (Optimum setting for berthing)
•CONGESTION (Optimum setting for short range navigation using a range
scale of 1.5 nm or less)
•ROUGH SEA (Optimum setting for operation in rough seas)
•HARD RAIN (Optimum setting for rough weather or heavy rain)
Also, 2 user-programmable presets are provided (labeled CUSTOM1/2)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Stress-free operation with the well-designed
control unit
Stress-free operation with the well-designed
control unit
trackball: to move the cursor and select an object
left-click: to perform/conrm the action related the selected object
right-click: to display context menu while a cursor is on the display area,
and to cancel action done on the selected object
scrollwheel: to select menu items
EBL key and encoder
InstantAccess Knob
VRM key and encoder
1
1
2
3
4
23
EBL/VRM
EBL/VRM can be set just by pressing the
buttons and rotating the encoder.
InstantAccess Knob
Rotating and pressing InstantAccess Knob leads you
easily to the items in InstantAccess bar.
PC-liked operation
All operations can be controlled with the trackball.
Contextual menu
The context menu that containing all
the available actions related to the
selected icon or area, hence providing
quick access to tasks required.
VRM EBL
4
1
23
4
Target trails
The target trails can be displayed in the
form of synthetic afterglow. Trail time and
the trail plotting interval can be selected.
The trails are useful for showing own ship
movement and other ship tracks.
Automatic acquisition zone
User can set an automatic acquisition
zone anywhere in the radar echo area.
When a target enters an acquisition
zone, the buzzer sounds and the alert
message appears in the Alert box.
Further, the AIS display is automatically
turned on if it is off.
Radar map
A radar map is a layer consisting of marks
and lines that can be produced and
overlaid onto the radar display. It is
intended for indicating safety-related areas
and objects. 10 radar maps can be made
and each map can have a total of 4,000
lines and symbols. The map data can be
saved to facilitate repeated use on a routine
navigation area. The user can create a
radar map on-real time while using the
radar for navigation or at leisure time at
anchor or while the radar is not being used.
Automatically acquired targets
TT information
AIS information
AIS target
The chart radar can track the
movement of up to 100 radar
targets and display up to 1,000
AIS targets.
TT (ARPA)/AIS
Radar Mode
ECDIS mode can be selected from
the MFD operating mode selector
at the Status bar.
In ECDIS mode, the operators can
generate and edit route plans.
Also, ship’s behavior can be
monitored in relations to the
planned route. The detailed
parameters set for each waypoint
within the route can be viewed in
the route information window.
ECDIS Mode
Route MonitoringRoute Planning
Navigation sensors can be directly interfaced with the processor’s 8 serial I/0 ports.
Sensor adapters are required under the following conditions:
•the sensor data is to be shared amongst multiple networked Chart Radar and ECDIS systems,
•the number of sensors interfaced is more than the number of the ports the processor has (8 serial I/O ports, 1 digital IN and 6 digital OUT), and/or
•the networked sensors include analog sensors.
In order to integrate onboard sensors into the navigation network, the sensor adapter may be interfaced with the switching hub
HUB-100 from which distribution of the sensor data throughout the network is possible. Alternatively, multiple sensor adapters
may be interfaced via Ethernet to integrate onboard sensors for use in the shipboard network.
▲
Ease of installation and maintenance thanks to simplied cabling in the sensor-to-Chart Radar/ECDIS
interface delivered by common sensor adapter
Sensor Adapter acts as central medium to gather all the sensor data and collectively feed it to all FCR-2xx9 Chart Radar and FMD-3200/3300 ECDIS in the
system. Since sensor adapter can be extended to cover all the sensors within the system, individual cablings in the sensor-to-Chart Radar/ECDIS interface can
be greatly reduced.
Model:
FAR-2xx7
System diagram
for the current
Radar
Model:
FCR-2xx9
System diagram
for the new
Chart Radar
HUB3000
Gyro 1 Gyro 2GPS 1 GPS 2HCS Speed log Anemometer Nav. E.S. AIS
Sensor AdapterSensor Adapter
HUB100 HUB100
HUB100
HUB100
LAN Adapter
B Adapter
Gyro 1 Gyro 2GPS 1 GPS 2HCS Speed log Anemometer Nav. E.S. AIS
B Adapter
LAN Adapter
HUB100

FURUNO integrates advanced signal processing
technology with a user-friendly interface, providing
reliable situation awareness, and navigation safety
FURUNO integrates advanced signal processing
technology with a user-friendly interface, providing
reliable situation awareness, and navigation safety
▲
Multifunction display capability, featuring Chart Radar, ECDIS,
conning information display and Alert Management System*
▲
New user interface delivers straightforward operation
▲
Instantaneous redraw, scrolling and zoom in/out delivered by FURUNO’s
advanced drawing engine, making redraw latency a thing of the past
*Multifunction display capability is to be implemented as software update after the
product release in autumn 2012. (Option)
▲
Complies with the following IMO and IEC regulations:
▲
Interface with Jeppesen Dynamic Licensing service
▲
High-resolution LCD presents clear radar/chart images
•IMO Resolution A.278(VIII) •IMO Resolution A.694(17)
•IMO Resolution A.817(19) •IMO Resolution A.820(19)
•IMO Resolution A.823(19) •IMO Resolution MSC.191(79)
•IMO Resolution MSC.192(79) •IMO Resolution MSC.232(82)
•IEC60945 Ed. 4.0 •IEC61162-1 Ed. 4.0 •IEC61162-2 Ed. 1.0
•IEC61174 Ed. 3.0 •IEC61993-2 Ed. 1.0 •IEC62288 Ed. 1.0
•IEC62388 Ed. 1.0
ECDIS Conning Information Display Radar (Chart OFF) Radar (Chart ON)
FURUNO’s new user interface delivers straightforward operation
FURUNO’s new user interface delivers straightforward operation
Unique & smart operation tool – “Status bar” and “InstantAccess bar”
The user interface of the Chart Radar centers on carefully organized operational tools: Status bar and InstantAccess bar.
These operational tools deliver straightforward, task-based operation by which the operator can quickly perform a
certain task needed without having to go deeper into an intricate menu tree.
Status bar contains information about
the operating status, i.e., MFD operating
mode, main tasks assigned to each
MFD operating mode.
InstantAccess bar contains all the tasks
(functions/actions) corresponding to the
operation mode currently selected so
that quick access to necessary
functions/actions can be made.
Status bar
InstantAccess bar
A toggle button alternately selects one
of two functions assigned to the button.
The background color of a toggle button
is light blue when the button's function
is enabled.
Rain/Sea clutter and gain are set
with the slider bars. Slider bars
can be controlled by the use of
trackball controller.
Toggle button Drop-down menu Slider bar
on buttons in the Status bar and InstantAccess
bar indicate that there are hidden options of
actions/tasks to be performed in the sub-layer,
which can be initiated by left-clicking the buttons.
This way, the operator can quickly gain access to
the related tasks.
1MFD operating mode selector 4Preset picture selector
6Rain/Sea clutter reducer
7Gain adjuster
3Antenna selector
5IMO chart database selector
(base, standard or all)
2Stand-by and transmit
1Click to select the radar pulse length
2Click to tune the radar receiver manually
3Click to activate/deactivate and choose the level
(1/2/3) of the interference rejecter
4Click to activate/deactivate and choose the level
(1/2/3) of the echo stretch
5Click to activate/deactivate and choose the level
(1/2/3) of the echo averaging
6Click to erase everything but radar echoes
temporarily
7Click to reset the ship’s position in Course-Up and
True Motion modes
11
Click to set the AIS information (navigation
status, ETA, destination, draught, etc.)
12
Click to open the AIS message menu window from
which the operators can handle AIS messages,
i.e., sending, viewing and deleting messages
13
Click to select a
color palette
(color and
brilliance set of the screen
presentation) to match the
ambient lighting conditions
14
Click to summon display brilliance
level adjustment window where the
brilliance level can be adjusted either
manually (by gauge) or automatically
(by clicking the automatic brilliance
adjustment button, next to the
brilliance gauge). (for FURUNO
monitor)
15
Click to enter Man Overboard mark on
the chart
16
Click to take a screenshot
17
Click to undo the past actions
8Click to show/hide the radar map
9Click to show/hide the chart
10
Click to congure presentation settings
Status bar
InstantAccess bar
6 7 81 2 3 4 5
The FCR-2xx9 offers several picture preset
options for specic navigating requirements:
•Control of what objects and text to show on the chart.
•Temporarily hides the chart symbols (depth contours, navigation buoys, etc.) and
shows only the coast line.
•Temporarily puts the chart symbols on the top layer
8User prole management
The FCR-2xx9 can store 10 sets of custom
settings for some items i.e., display brilliance,
color presentation, etc. User prole function
allows individual users to quickly set the
equipment according to their preferences.
•OCEAN (Optimum setting for long range detection using a range scale of
6 nm or larger)
•CANAL (Optimum setting for operating in a canal)
•BERTHING (Optimum setting for berthing)
•CONGESTION (Optimum setting for short range navigation using a range
scale of 1.5 nm or less)
•ROUGH SEA (Optimum setting for operation in rough seas)
•HARD RAIN (Optimum setting for rough weather or heavy rain)
Also, 2 user-programmable presets are provided (labeled CUSTOM1/2)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17

Stress-free operation with the well-designed
control unit
Stress-free operation with the well-designed
control unit
trackball: to move the cursor and select an object
left-click: to perform/conrm the action related the selected object
right-click: to display context menu while a cursor is on the display area,
and to cancel action done on the selected object
scrollwheel: to select menu items
EBL key and encoder
InstantAccess Knob
VRM key and encoder
1
1
2
3
4
23
EBL/VRM
EBL/VRM can be set just by pressing the
buttons and rotating the encoder.
InstantAccess Knob
Rotating and pressing InstantAccess Knob leads you
easily to the items in InstantAccess bar.
PC-liked operation
All operations can be controlled with the trackball.
Contextual menu
The context menu that containing all
the available actions related to the
selected icon or area, hence providing
quick access to tasks required.
VRM EBL
4
1
23
4
Target trails
The target trails can be displayed in the
form of synthetic afterglow. Trail time and
the trail plotting interval can be selected.
The trails are useful for showing own ship
movement and other ship tracks.
Automatic acquisition zone
User can set an automatic acquisition
zone anywhere in the radar echo area.
When a target enters an acquisition
zone, the buzzer sounds and the alert
message appears in the Alert box.
Further, the AIS display is automatically
turned on if it is off.
Radar map
A radar map is a layer consisting of marks
and lines that can be produced and
overlaid onto the radar display. It is
intended for indicating safety-related areas
and objects. 10 radar maps can be made
and each map can have a total of 4,000
lines and symbols. The map data can be
saved to facilitate repeated use on a routine
navigation area. The user can create a
radar map on-real time while using the
radar for navigation or at leisure time at
anchor or while the radar is not being used.
Automatically acquired targets
TT information
AIS information
AIS target
The chart radar can track the
movement of up to 100 radar
targets and display up to 1,000
AIS targets.
TT (ARPA)/AIS
Radar Mode
ECDIS mode can be selected from
the MFD operating mode selector
at the Status bar.
In ECDIS mode, the operators can
generate and edit route plans.
Also, ship’s behavior can be
monitored in relations to the
planned route. The detailed
parameters set for each waypoint
within the route can be viewed in
the route information window.
ECDIS Mode
Route MonitoringRoute Planning
Navigation sensors can be directly interfaced with the processor’s 8 serial I/0 ports.
Sensor adapters are required under the following conditions:
•the sensor data is to be shared amongst multiple networked Chart Radar and ECDIS systems,
•the number of sensors interfaced is more than the number of the ports the processor has (8 serial I/O ports, 1 digital IN and 6 digital OUT), and/or
•the networked sensors include analog sensors.
In order to integrate onboard sensors into the navigation network, the sensor adapter may be interfaced with the switching hub
HUB-100 from which distribution of the sensor data throughout the network is possible. Alternatively, multiple sensor adapters
may be interfaced via Ethernet to integrate onboard sensors for use in the shipboard network.
▲
Ease of installation and maintenance thanks to simplied cabling in the sensor-to-Chart Radar/ECDIS
interface delivered by common sensor adapter
Sensor Adapter acts as central medium to gather all the sensor data and collectively feed it to all FCR-2xx9 Chart Radar and FMD-3200/3300 ECDIS in the
system. Since sensor adapter can be extended to cover all the sensors within the system, individual cablings in the sensor-to-Chart Radar/ECDIS interface can
be greatly reduced.
Model:
FAR-2xx7
System diagram
for the current
Radar
Model:
FCR-2xx9
System diagram
for the new
Chart Radar
HUB3000
Gyro 1 Gyro 2GPS 1 GPS 2HCS Speed log Anemometer Nav. E.S. AIS
Sensor AdapterSensor Adapter
HUB100 HUB100
HUB100
HUB100
LAN Adapter
B Adapter
Gyro 1 Gyro 2GPS 1 GPS 2HCS Speed log Anemometer Nav. E.S. AIS
B Adapter
LAN Adapter
HUB100

System Fail
Power Fail
ACK IN
VDR
DVI-RGB Cable
100-230 VAC 1ø, 50-60 Hz
Control Unit
RCU-025
or
Trackball Control Unit
RCU-026
USB Keyboard
USB Mouse
INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAMINTERCONNECTION DIAGRAMSPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS
100 VAC
1ø, 50-60 Hz
200/380 VAC, 3ø, 50 Hz
220/440 VAC, 3ø, 60 Hz
200/380 VAC, 3ø, 50 Hz
220/440 VAC, 3ø, 60 Hz
* Up to 8 EC-3000 Processor Units can be
interfaced through single HUB-3000.
Option or connectable equipment
Model
FCR-2119
FCR-2129
FCR-2819
FCR-2829
FCR-2829W
FCR-2139S
FCR-2839S
FCR-2839SW
Output Power (Transceiver)
X band 12 kW (RTR-078A)
X band 25 kW (RTR-079A)
X band 12 kW (RTR-078A)
X band 25 kW (RTR-079A)
X band 25 kW (RTR-081A)
S band 30 kW (RTR-080)
S band 30 kW (RTR-080)
S band 30 kW (RTR-082)
Antenna Length (Antenna Unit)
6.5 ft (XN-20AF)
8 ft (XN-24AF)
12 ft (SN-36AF)
Rotation (Gear Box)
24 rpm (RSB-103)
21 / 26 rpm (RSB-104/105)
24 rpm (RSB-096)
42 rpm (RSB-097)
21 / 26 rpm (RSB-098/099)
45 rpm (RSB-100/101/102)
Monitor Unit
19.0" SXGA (MU-190)
23.1" UXGA (MU-231)
23.1" UXGA (MU-231)
19.0" SXGA (MU-190)
23.1" UXGA (MU-231)
23.1" UXGA (MU-231)
Antenna XN-20AF (6.5 ft)
XN-24AF (8 ft)
Transceiver
RTR-078A (12 kw)
RTR-079A (25 kw)
Performance Monitor
PM-31
Antenna XN-20AF (6.5 ft)
XN-24AF (8 ft)
Antenna SN-36AF (12 ft) Antenna SN-36AF (12 ft)
Gear Box RSB-096 (24 rpm)
RSB-097 (42 rpm)
Gear Box RSB-103 (24 rpm) Gear Box RSB-098/99 (21/26 rpm)
RSB-100/101/102 (45 rpm)
Gear Box RSB-104/105 (21/26 rpm)
FCR-2119/2129/2819/2829 FCR-2829W FCR-2139S/2839S FCR-2839SW
Note:
1. Length of LAN cable is 50 m (max.)
2. Cable between Sensor Adapter components
should be no longer than 6 m.
Performance Monitor
PM-31
Performance Monitor
PM-51
Performance Monitor
PM-51
RTR-081A
Transceiver Unit
Transceiver
RTR-080(30 kW)
RTR-082
Transceiver Unit
PSU-007
Power Supply Unit
100-115/220-230 VAC
1ø, 50-60 Hz
100-115/220-230 VAC
1ø, 50-60 Hz
100-230 VAC
1ø, 50-60 Hz
100-230 VAC
24 VDC
Gyro Converter
GC-10
RPU-013
Radar Processor
Unit
Processor Unit EC-3000 for ECDIS and Chart Radar*
EC-3000
Processor Unit
DVI cable
RS-485
MU-190: 5/10 m (max.)
MU-231: 5 m (max.)
MU-190: 10 m (max.)
MU-231: 5 m (max.)
for Brill control
MU-190
19"
GYRO COMPASS
SUB DISPLAY
A-D CONVERTER
Intelligent Hub
HUB-3000
8 ports
Switching Hub
HUB-100
Sensor Adapter
Serial MC-3000S (8 ports)
Analog MC-3010A (3 ports)
Digital IN/OUT
MC-3020D/3030D
(8 ports each)
Navigation Sensors
Gyrocompass
AIS
GPS
NAVTEX
Wind Indicator
Echo Sounder
Speed Log
Water Temp. Sensor
etc.
MU-231
23.1"
Monitor Unit
GENERAL
Minimum range
Range discrimination
Bearing accuracy
Presentation modes
22 m
26 m
±1°
Head-up, Head-up TB, Course-up, North-up, True Motion
(sea or ground stabilization in True Motion)
ANTENNA UNIT
Radiator Type
Beamwidth and Sidelobe
Slotted waveguide array
RADAR PROCESSOR UNIT
PROCESSOR UNIT
Chart Materials
Data Presentation
Own Ship
Target Data (TT: ARPA, AIS)
Position Calculation
Navigation Planning
Navigation Recording
Route Monitoring
User Chart
Notes Data
MOB (Man Overboard)
IMO/IHO S57 edition-3 ENC vectorized material
(IHO S-63 ENC data protection scheme),
C-MAP and CM-93/3 vectorized materials
Own ship's mark and numeral position in lat/lon,
speed and course
Range, bearing, speed, course, CPA/TCPA, BCR/BCT
Target information from AIS (waypoint, ship's hull and status)
Navigation by result from external position sensor
Dead reckoning with gyro and log data from gyro, log,
and position sensors to be fed to mathmatical filter to
generate highly accurate position and speed
Planning by rhumb line, great circle
Latest 12 hours of navigation data to be recorded
Off-track display, waypoint arrival alarm, shallow depth alarm
User chart creation and display
Create and display notes data
Position, and other data at time of man overboard are
recorded MOB mark is displayed on the screen
INTERFACE
DVI
LAN
USB
COM
Serial I/O
Digital IN
Contact Closure
3 ports, DVI-I Ver 1.1
(Video signal from DVI No. 1 and DVI No. 2 is identical)
3 ports, Ethernet 1000 Base-T
(1port for Radar sensor only)
4 ports, USB 2.0 type-A
2 ports, RS-485 for brilliance control
8 ports, IEC61162-1/2 (2 ports), IEC61162-1 (6 ports)
Sentences: AAM, ABK, ABM, ACK, ALR, BBM, BWC, BWR,
DBT, DPT, DTM, ETL, GBS, GGA, GLL, GNS, HDT, MTW,
MWD, MWV, OSD, RMB, RMC, ROT, RSD, RTE, THS,
TTM, VBW, VDM, VDO, VHW, VTG, WPL, ZDA
1 port, ACK signal input
6 ports: 1 port for system fail, 1 port for power fail,
2 ports for normal close, and 2 ports for nomal open
Radiator Type
Length
Beamwidth (H)
Beamwidth (W)
Frequency
Sidelobe (within ±10°)
Sidelobe (outside ±10°)
XN-20AF
6.5 ft
1.23°
20°
-28 dB
-32 dB
XN-24AF
8 ft
0.95°
20°
-28 dB
-32 dB
X band: 9410±30 MHz
SN-36AF
12 ft
1.8°
25°
S band: 3050±30 MHz
-24 dB
-30 dB
MONITOR UNIT
Monitor Unit
Display Type
Resolution
MU-190
19" color LCD
SXGA (1280×1024 pixels)
MU-231
23.1" color LCD
UXGA (1600×1200 pixels)
Pulselength, Pulse Repetition Rate (PRR) and Range scale
*500 Hz on 96/120 NM range
**2200Hz on TT range = 32 NM
Pulselength (μs)
PRR (Hz approx.)
Range scale (NM)
0.07
3000**
0.125/0.25/
0.5/0.75/1/
1.5/2
0.15
3000**
0.5/0.75/
1/1.5/2/3/4
0.3
1500
0.75/1/1.5/
2/3/4/6/8
0.5
1000
3/4/6/8/
12/16/24
0.7
1000
3/4/6/8/
12/16/24
1. 2
600*
6/8/12/16/
24/32/48/
96/120
Range scales (NM)
Ring intervals (NM)
Number of Rings
0.125
0.025
5
6
1
6
4
1
4
3
0.5
6
2
0.5
4
1. 5
0.25
6
1
0.25
4
0.75
0.25
3
0.5
0.1
5
0.25
0.05
5
Range Scales and Ring Intervals
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 72, 120 NM cannot be selected on IMO radar.
Range scales (NM)
Ring intervals (NM)
Number of Rings
8
2
4
120
20
6
96
16
6
72
12
6
48
8
6
32
8
4
24
4
6
16
4
4
12
2
6Model
FCR-2139S(-BB)
FCR-2839S
3.0A
3.0A
1.5A
1.5A
3.5A
-
3.5A
-
3.5A
-
Antenna voltage input (100 kn)
200 VAC,
ø3, 50 Hz,
220 VAC,
ø3, 60 Hz
380 VAC,
ø3, 50 Hz,
440 VAC,
ø3, 60 Hz
220 VAC,
ø3, 50 Hz,
(HSC)
220 VAC,
ø3, 60 Hz,
(HSC)
440 VAC,
ø3, 60 Hz,
(HSC)
1 port, Ethernet 100 Base-TX
8 ports, IEC 61162-1/2 (4 ports), IEC 61162-1 (4 ports)
1 port for system fail, normal close or normal open
3 ports/per unit, -10 to +10V/0 to 10 V, 4 to 20 mA selectable
8 ports/per unit, normal close or open, selectable
8 ports/per unit, normal close or open, selectable
SENSOR ADAPTER
Control and Serial Input
LAN
Serial
Contact Closure
Analog Input
Digital IN
Digital Output
-15°C to +55°C
-25°C to +55°C (storage +70°C)
93 % or less at 40°C
IP22
IPX0
IP20 (IP22: option)
IPX0
IP22
IPX6
IEC 60945 Ed.4
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Ambient Temperature
Monitor/processor/transceiver/
control/power supply unit
Antenna unit
Relative Humidity
Degree of protection
Monitor unit
Processor unit
RPU-013
EC-3000
Transceiver/power supply unit
Control unit
Antenna unit
Vibration
EQUIPMENT LIST
Standard
Monitor Unit
Radar Processor Unit
Processor Unit
Control Unit
Control Unit
Trackball Control Unit
Antenna Radiator
Transceiver
Gear Box
Power Supply Unit for S-band (FCR-2139S/2839S)
Cable between Radar Processor and Antenna Unit
LAN Cable between Radar Processor Unit and
Processor Unit
Power Switch Cable between Radar Processor Unit
and Processor Unit
Standard Spare Parts and Installation Materials
MU-190/MU-231
RPU-013
EC-3000
RCU-025
RCU-026
XN-20AF/XN-24AF/SN-36AF
RTR-078A/079A/080/081A/082
RSB-096/097/098/099/100/101/
102/103/104/105
PSU-007
Option
Performance Monitor for X-band/S-band
Sensor Adapter
Gyro interface
Slave Radar Cable
Switching Hub for sensor network
Intelligent Hub for interswitch network
Installation Materials
PM-31/51
MC-3000S/3010A/3020D/3030D
GC-10
RW-4864
HUB-100
HUB-3000
1unit
1unit
1unit
1unit
1unit*
1unit*
1unit
1unit
1unit
1unit
1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
1 set
S-band: 200/220/380/440 VAC, 4 phase, 50/60 HzAntenna unit
24 VDC, 1.4 ASensor Adapter
POWER SUPPLY
Monitor unit
MU-231
MU-190
Processor unit
RPU-013
EC-3000
100-230 VAC; 1.0-0.6 A, 1 phase, 50/60 Hz
100-230 VAC; 0.7-0.4 A, 1 phase, 50/60 Hz
FCR-2119(-BB)/2819:
100-115 VAC: 2.6 A (3.0 A), 220-230 VAC: 1.6 A (1.7 A)
FCR-2129(-BB)/2829:
100-115 VAC: 3.0 A (3.4 A), 220-230 VAC: 1.8 A (1.9 A)
( ): Value for 42 rpm antenna unit
FCR-2829W:
100-115 VAC: 3.2 A, 220-230 VAC: 1.6 A
FCR-2139S(-BB)/2839S/2839SW:
100-115 VAC: 3.0 A, 220-230 VAC: 1.5 A
100-115/220-230 VAC, 1 phase, 50/60 Hz
* Specify when ordering
Target Tracking (TT)
Acquisition
Auto tracking
Tracking
100 targets in 0.1-24(32) NM (Auto or Manual)
All acquired targets
5/10 points on all targets