Furuno FI-70 Instruction Manual

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COLOR INSTRUMENT Model FI-70
USER HANDBOOK
This User Handbook covers the basic installation and operation of the FI-70. For
detailed information, refer to the Operators Manual, accessible from the URL or quick
response code to the right. URL: http://www.furuno.com/en/support/manuals/terms
In the search box at the top of the screen, enter “FI-70”, then click “Search”.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................................ 1
UNIT OVERVIEW, FUNCTIONS .................................................................................................. 2
INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................ 2
Flushmount Installation ........................................................................................................ 2
Frontmount Installation (Option)........................................................................................... 3
WIRING ........................................................................................................................................ 4
Network Connection............................................................................................................. 4
Grounding ............................................................................................................................ 4
INITIAL SETTINGS....................................................................................................................... 5
How to Select a Language and Units of Measurement........................................................ 5
How to Set Up Own Ship Type ............................................................................................ 5
How to Select the Data Source ............................................................................................ 6
How to Set Up the IF-NMEAFI (option)................................................................................ 6
STANDARD OPERATION............................................................................................................ 7
How to Adjust Brilliance and Change Between Day/Night Modes ....................................... 7
How to Change Pages ......................................................................................................... 7
How to Adjust Page Settings (Displayed Category)............................................................. 7
Page List by Category.......................................................................................................... 8
HOW TO EDIT THE CUSTOM BOXES........................................................................................ 9
How to Adjust Data Box Displayed Data.............................................................................. 9
How to Adjust Data Box Size Settings ............................................................................... 10
SHARING AND GROUPS .......................................................................................................... 11
Network Settings ................................................................................................................11
Language and Brilliance Sharing Between FI-70 Units...................................................... 11
MENU TREE............................................................................................................................... 12
Main Menu ......................................................................................................................... 12
Category Specific Menus ................................................................................................... 14
OUTLINE DRAWINGS .........................................................................................................D-1
INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM........................................................................................ S-1
TABLE OF CONTENTS

1
Observe the following compass safe
distances to prevent interference to a
magnetic compass:
Standard
Compass
Steering
Compass
Mandatory Action
Prohibitive Action
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
can result in minor or moderate injury.
Warning, Caution
The operator and installer must read the applicable safety instructions before attempting to
install or operate the equipment.
FI-70 0.30 m 0.30 m
WARNING
Do not open the equipment.
Only qualified personnel should
work inside the equipment. There are
no servicable or replacable parts inside
the equipment.
Do not disassemble or modify
the equipment.
Fire or electrical shock can result if
the equipment is modified.
Do not operate the equipment
with wet hands.
Electrical shock can result.
Safety instructions for the operator
Make sure no rain or water
splash leaks into the equipment.
Fire or electrical shock can result
if water leaks into the equipment.
Immediately turn off the power
at the switchboard if water leaks
into the equipment.
Continued use of the equipment
can cause fire or electrical shock.
Safety instructions for the installer
WARNING
CAUTION
Turn off the power at the switch-
board before beginning the
installation.
Turn off the power to prevent
electrical shock.
Make sure the installation site is
not subject to water spray.
Fire or electrical shock can result if
water leaks into the equipment.
About the TFT LCD
The TFT LCD is constructed using the latest
LCD techniques, and displays 99.99% of its
pixels. The remaining 0.01% of the pixels
may drop out or blink, however this is not an
indication of malfunction.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

2
1. Power/Brill key1. Power/Brill key
2. Menu/Back key2. Menu/Back key
3. Software keys3. Software keys
4. Function key4. Function key
5. Key Indicators5. Key Indicators
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22
33
4
4
4
55
FI-50 RetrofittingFI-50 RetrofittingFI-50 RetrofittingFI-50 RetrofittingFI-50 Retrofitting
Key indicators and corresponding keysKey indicators and corresponding keysKey indicators and corresponding keysKey indicators and corresponding keysKey indicators and corresponding keys
Func NextPrev
UNIT OVERVIEW, FUNCTIONS
INSTALLATION
Turn power on/off Open Brilliance window
Change displayed page
Confirm selection/changes Switch displayed data
Adjust settings
Move cursor
Open/close the menu Go back one menu layer
The indicators show the operative function for the
Software and Function keys. Press any key to display
the indicators. If there is no operation, the indicators are
minimized after a short period of time, however, they are
always displayed when a menu is open. The indications
vary, depending on the displayed screen/menu.
Installation considerations
When installing the FI-70, keep the following points in consideration:
Select a well-ventilated location.
Select a location with minimal vibrations and shock.
Keep the FI-70 away from heat sources.
Observe the compass safe distances.
(Standard: 0.30 m, Steering: 0.30 m)
Select a location with a smooth surface.
(1 mm flatness or less)
Keep cable lengths in mind when selecting the
mounting location.
When not in use, fit the rubber cover to the FI-70.
Leave sufficient room surrounding the FI-70 to allow
fitting of the rubber cover.
Referring to the outline drawings at the back of the
handbook, leave sufficient space for service and
maintenance.
Where the rear connector or T-connectors may get
wet, waterproof the connectors. (See page 4 for how
to waterproof the connectors.)
Flushmount Installation
Using the supplied template, mark and cut a hole in the installation location.
Fit the supplied stud bolts (M3×40, 2 pcs) to the rear of the FI-70.
Note: Do not use tools to fit or insert the stud bolts.
Fit the supplied flushmount sponge to the rear of the FI-70.
Set the FI-70 into the mounting hole.
Fit and tighten the washers and butterfly nut.
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2
3
5
Referring to page 4, connect and ground the FI-70.
4
6
Spring washer
Butterfly
nut
Flat washer
Console
Flushmount sponge
Stud bolt
When retrofitting from the FI-50 series unit to the FI-70,
drill new bolt holes to fit the stud bolts for the FI-70. The
FI-70 can then be installed in place of the FI-50 series unit.
Using locally supplied materialsUsing locally supplied materialsUsing locally supplied materialsUsing locally supplied materialsUsing locally supplied materials
When using locally supplied screws to
secure the FI-70, the thread depth
should be approx. 5 mm, as indicated
in the figure to the right.
Approx.
5 mm

3
Frontmount Installation (Option)
The optional frontmount kit OP26-29 may be used to install the FI-70 where access behind the console is limited.
Using the template supplied with the frontmount kit, cut a hole in the mounting location.
Fit the snap pins (supplied) to the FI-70, as shown in the figure below.
Fit the frontmount panel to the console with four self-tapping screws (supplied).
Referring to page 4, connect and ground the FI-70.
Set the FI-70 into the frontmount panel, using the snap pins and snap pin slots as guides.
Push the FI-70 into the frontmount panel until a “click” sound is made, indicating that the FI-70 is now secure
in the panel.
Snap pin Self-tapping
screw
Frontmount
panel
Console
Console rear
Console rear
Snap pin
Snap pin
Pin holders
Release the pin holder
Release the pin holder
To remove the FI-70 from the frontmount panel,
release the pin holders at the back of the panel,
then remove the FI-70.
Failure to release the pin holders when removing
the FI-70 may damage the FI-70, the pin holders
or the pins.
Removing the FI-70 from the frontmount panelRemoving the FI-70 from the frontmount panel
Preventing water seepage from the mounting holesPreventing water seepage from the mounting holes
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2
3
4
5
6
Note: Do not fit the flushmount sponge to the FI-70. The unit will not lock into the frontmount panel.
Indicates locking
points for soft cover
Where there is a risk of water seepage behind the unit or through the
screw holes, apply marine sealant around the FI-70 for waterproofing.
Referring to the figure on the right, apply masking tape to the soft
cover locking points to prevent marine sealant from blocking the
locking points.
There are eight locking points in total, four at the top rear of the unit
and four at the bottom rear of the unit.
Marine sealant blocking these locking points will prevent the soft
cover from fitting to the FI-70.
Washers

4
WIRING
Network ConnectionNetwork Connection GroundingGrounding
FI-50 Series RetrofittingFI-50 Series RetrofittingFI-50 Series RetrofittingFI-50 Series RetrofittingFI-50 Series Retrofitting
Use the included cable to connect the
FI-70 NMEA2000 port to the CAN bus
(NMEA2000) network backbone.
Fabricate a ground wire (IV-1.25sq., local supply) with
a closed-end terminal.
Unfasten the ground terminal screw, then referring to
the figure below, connect the ground wire to the
ground terminal of the FI-70.
Connect the loose end of the ground wire to the ship’s
ground terminal.
1
2
3
1
2
3
NMEA2000 port
Ground
terminal
Conso
le rear
NMEA Cable assy.
(M12-05BM+05BF-060, 6 m)
To CAN bus (NMEA2000)
backbone
Flat washer*
Ship’s ground terminal
Ground wire
(IV-1.25sq., local supply)
Terminal screw*
Unlike the FI-50 series, the FI-70
cannot be daisy-chained. When
retrofitting from a FI-50 series
unit, create a new CAN bus
(NMEA2000) network connection.
How to waterproof the connectorsHow to waterproof the connectorsHow to waterproof the connectorsHow to waterproof the connectorsHow to waterproof the connectors
Where the rear connectors and CAN bus
(NMEA2000) connectors are subjected
to moisture or water spray, waterproof
the connectors as shown below.
Analog sensors
Tank gauge Speed/Temp. Sensor
ST-02MSB/ST-02PSB
Wind Transducer FI-5001/L
Color Instrument FI-70 (Maximum 11 units)
CAN bus (NMEA2000) Backbone: Terminal resistors must be installed at both ends of the backbone.
Analog NMEA Data Converter
IF-NMEAFI
CAN bus
(NMEA2000)
sensors
CAN bus
(NMEA2000)
sensors
*: Attached to FI-70 when
shipped. Remove the
terminal screw and washer
to install.
Junction Box
FI-5002
Junction Box
FI-5002
Waterproof the
connectors
T-connector
Wrap the connection point with
a single layer of vinyl tape.
Wrap one layer of self-bonding
tape over the vinyl tape.
Wrap two layers of vinyl tape
over the self-bonding tape.
12 VDC
to
15 VDC
㻗㻙

5
INITIAL SETTINGS
How to Select a Language and Units of MeasurementHow to Select a Language and Units of Measurement
Initialization
Language
Units
Type:
Engine Setup
Francais
Espanol
Deutsch
Initialization
Language
Units
Type:
Engine Setup
English
How to Set Up Own Ship TypeHow to Set Up Own Ship Type
English
Ent Ent
Initialization
Language
Units
Type:
Engine Num
English
Ent
Power Boat
Initialization
Language
Units
Type:
Engine Setup
English
Ent
Sailboat
Engine Monitor
Power Boat
Page
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Power Boat Sailboat Engine Monitor
Compass Compass
STW
Water Temp. Graph STW
Custom Box (POSN, STW, COG) Custom Box (STW)
Custom Box (POSN, W Temp., SOG)
AWA
Custom Box (POSN, AWS, STW)
Engine
Data Box (Engine Oil, Engine Temp., etc.)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Vessel-type default display settingsVessel-type default display settings
After mounting and wiring are completed, when the CAN bus (NMEA2000) network is turned on, the FI-70 will start
up. If this is the first time the FI-70 has been powered, the [Initialization] menu is displayed. Set the language, units
of measurement and your ship type in this menu. After these settings are complete, select the appropriate data
source(s) for the displayed data.
Use the software keys to
select the language then
press the function key.
12Using the same method, select [Units]
then press the function key.
Units of measurement have a language-based default
setting. For example, English has the following unit defaults.
Depth
Speed
Fuel
Distance
: ft
: kn
: gal
: NM
Temperature
Wind Speed
Atmospheric Pressure
Engine Pressure
: °F
: kn
: hPa
: psi
The default displayed pages and categories depend on the type of ship selected.
Each page may be customized later.
Select [Type] from the
[Initialization] menu, then
press the function key.
Select your vessel type from
the menu, then press the
function key.
Press the Menu/Back key
to return to the
[Initialization] menu.
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Where the vessel type is set to [Engine Motor], the following settings must also be adjusted from the [Engine Setup] menu.
[Number of Engine]
[Engine Assign]
[Engine PORT]
[Engine STBD]
[Engine Center]
: Number of engines to have data displayed.
: Select which engine’s data will be displayed. (When [Number of Engine] is set to [1].)
: Select which engine will be displayed as the port engine. (When [Number of Engine] is set to [2] or [3].)
: Select which engine will be displayed as the starboard engine. (When [Number of Engine] is set to [2] or [3].)
: Select which engine will be displayed as the center engine. (When [Number of Engine] is set to [3].)

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Ent
Sensor in Use
System
Alarm Log
System
I/O Setup
Data Source
Data Calibration
Demo Mode:
Ent
OFF
Data Source
Position:
Heading:
STW:
SOG:
----------------
Ent
----------------
----------------
----------------
Data Source
Position:
Heading:
STW:
SOG:
----------------
Ent
----------------
----------------
----------------
---------------
SC-30 :000200
How to Select the Data SourceHow to Select the Data Source
How to Set Up the IF-NMEAFI (option)How to Set Up the IF-NMEAFI (option)
System
Display Format
Engine Setup
Scale Range
IF-NMEAFI
Ent
IF-NMEAFI
Select IF:
Category:
Resistance Full:
Resistance Mid:
----------------
Ent
0hm
0h,
WS-200 :000032
Automatic data source switchingAutomatic data source switchingAutomatic data source switchingAutomatic data source switchingAutomatic data source switching
Ent
Sensor in Use
System
Alarm Log
IF-NMEAFI
Select IF:
Category:
Resistance Full:
Resistance Mid:
----------------
Ent
0hm
0h,
---------------
IF-NMEAF :000007
IF-NMEAFI
Select IF:
Category:
Resistance Full:
Resistance Mid:
IF-NMEAF: 000007
Ent
0hm
0h,
Wind
IF-NMEAFI
Select IF:
Category:
Resistance Full:
Resistance Mid:
----------------
Ent
0hm
0h,
Wind
Wind
ST800/ST850
IF-NMEAF :000008 Fuel
Flesh Water
IF Categories and their respective sensors/gaugesIF Categories and their respective sensors/gaugesIF Categories and their respective sensors/gaugesIF Categories and their respective sensors/gaugesIF Categories and their respective sensors/gauges
This section explains how to set the data source(s) for displayed data.
Select [System] from the main
menu, then press the function
key.
Select [Data Source], then
press the function key.
Select the item who’s data source
you wish to adjust, then press the
function key.
12
Select [System] from the main
menu, then press the function
key.
Select [IF-NMEAFI], then
press the function key.
12
Select [Select IF], then
press the function key.
2
3
3
Select the device to use as the
data source, then press the
function key.
Repeat steps 3 to 4 to set up
the remaining data sources.
4
Select the IF-NMEAFI to set
up, then press the function
key.
Select the [Category], then
press the function key.
4
5
5 6
If data from any data source is interrupted, the FI-70 will
automatically switch data sources to the next available source.
If there is no source available, the data is not displayed.
When connecting analog sensors such as the wind transducer FI-5001/L, the optional IF-NMEAFI
data converter must be used as between the sensor and the FI-70. When using the IF-NMEAFI, set
up the IF-NMEAFI using the following procedure.
Select the connected
sensor’s category, then
press the function key.
[Wind]: FI-5001/L wind sensor
[Fuel]: Fuel tank gauge
[Waste Water]: Waste tank gauge
[Oil]: Oil tank gauge
[ST800/ST850]: Water temperature sensor (ST-02PSB/MSB)
[Fresh Water]: Fresh water tank gauge
[Live Well]: Live well tank gauge
[Black Water]: Black water tank gauge

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STANDARD OPERATION
How to Adjust Brilliance and Change between Day/Night ModesHow to Adjust Brilliance and Change between Day/Night Modes
Screen brilliance settings sharingScreen brilliance settings sharingScreen brilliance settings sharingScreen brilliance settings sharingScreen brilliance settings sharing
Screen brilliance auto reductionScreen brilliance auto reduction
How to Change PagesHow to Change Pages
Each page may be customized to suit your needs.
How to Adjust Page Settings (Displayed Category)How to Adjust Page Settings (Displayed Category)
Ent
System
Wind Angle
Alarms
Wind Speed
Disp Config
Ent
50º
AWA
T
NextPrev
Select a page to setup.
Select screen category.
Compass
Ent
Ent
Select screen.
Compass
Ent NextPrev
Select a page to setup.
Categories and displayable screensCategories and displayable screensCategories and displayable screensCategories and displayable screensCategories and displayable screens
Screen brilliance and changing from Day to Night mode may be done from the Brilliance setting window. The
Brilliance setting window disappears if the Menu/Back is pressed, or if there is no interaction over a short period.
Press the Power/Brill key to display
the Brilliance setting window.
Press the software keys to
select the desired brilliance.*
Press the function key to change
between Day and Night modes.
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*: The brilliance may also be changed by pressing the Power/Brill key. Day mode Night mode
FI-70 units on the same network may be grouped, allowing the brilliance settings and language settings to be shared. For
example, if one FI-70 in Group A has the brilliance setting adjusted, all FI-70 units in Group A are also adjusted. For further
details on groups, see page 11.
Press the Menu/Back key to display
the menu. Select [Disp Config], then
press the function key.
Select the screen type (where
available) then press the
function key.
Press the Menu/Back key
to complete the process.
Select the page you wish to
customize, then press the
function key.
Select the Category you
wish to display, then press
the function key.
Example: Compass
category is selected.
Some categories have only one
displayable screen. For further details
on displayable screens for each
category and displayable data, see
“Page List by Category” on page 8.
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4
2
34º37.145'N5
'N
75º29.108'E8
'E
3855
42.2.
2kn
º
505
0
5
3
When the FI-70 is subjected to undue heat, the brilliance may be automatically lowered. This is designed to prevent
over-heating and is not a malfunction.
Func NextPrev
POSN
35º32.548'N
74º07.452'
W
AWS STW
45.9
kn
10.9
kn
Edit NextPrev
Func
50
º
AWA
T
NextPrev Edit NextPrev
77
Func NextPrev
11
Func NextPrev
22334455
Depth
POSN 34º37.145’N34º37.145’N
75º29.108’W75º29.108’W
38553855
COG MSOG
42.542.5
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
345345º
66
Func NextPrev
POSN
35º32.548'N
74º07.452'
W
AWS STW
45.9
kn
10.9
kn
Edit NextPrev
77
Func NextPrev
1133
Func
50
º
AWA
T
NextPrev
44
Edit NextPrev
55
Press the software keys to change pages. A total of seven pages may be displayed.
The page number is displayed in the center of the screen for several seconds.
Pages set to [OFF] are skipped when changing pages. In the example below, pages 2 and 6 are set to [OFF] and
are skipped, the displayed pages would be [1 ↔ 3 ↔ 4 ↔ 5 ↔ 7].
Page 2 set
to [OFF]
Page 6 set
to [OFF]

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Compass
Compass
Speed
Speed
Compass : Heading dataCompass : Heading dataCompass : Heading data
Compass : Heading dataCompass : Heading data
STW : Speed Through WaterSTW : Speed Through WaterSTW : Speed Through Water
STW : Speed Through WaterSTW : Speed Through Water
SOG : Speed Over GroundSOG : Speed Over GroundSOG : Speed Over Ground
SOG : Speed Over GroundSOG : Speed Over Ground
HDG
T
kn
0
5
10 15
20
17.8
STW
STW
kn
0
5
10 15
20
17.8
SOG
SOG
Wind
Wind
Wind AngleWind Angle Ch Wind : Close Hauled WindCh Wind : Close Hauled Wind Ground WindGround Wind
50º
AWA
A
Wind Angle Ground Wind*1
Data display:
Page List by Category
Page List by Category
AWA
T
27º
AWA
A
27º
AWA
A
Engine
Engine
Engine : Single engine displayEngine : Single engine display Engine : Dual engine displayEngine : Dual engine display Engine : Triple engine displayEngine : Triple engine display
x1000
RPM
3280
Eng. Temp.
125.6
1
2 3
4
Eng. Temp. ºF
x1000 x1000
2600 3320
125.6 125.6
RPM
Eng. Temp. ºF
RPM
145025003500
125.6 125.6 125.6
x1000
1
234
1
234
1
234
1
23
41
23
4
Rudder
Rudder
Graph
Graph
RudderRudder 1Graph1Graph 2Graphs2Graphs
Rudder
P30
º
Depth
Depth
4500
4500
4400
4400
4300
4300
10
10
20
20
30min
30min
ft
ft
4303
4303
On-screen data display may be changed by pressing the function key.
Note1: On-screen data display requires connection of the appropriate sensor and [Data Source] menu set up.
Note2: All maximum and average data are cleared at power off and calculated from power on.
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
1
33
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
Engine RPM Gear selection (N=Neutral, F=Forward, R=Reverse)
Data display:
1
3
2
3
222
2
Heading marker
Data display:
HDG : Heading
HDG Avg. : Average heading
HDG Tack : Heading after tack
Speed Through Water Speed Over Ground
Data display:
STW : Speed Through Water STW Max : Maximum STW STW Avg. : Average STW
SOG : Speed Over Ground SOG Max : Maximum SOG SOG Avg. : Average SOG
VMG : Velocity Made Good (Only on STW screen)
1
1
1
1
133
1
11
1
Where [Wind Display] is set to [True]*2
TWA : True Wind Angle TWS Max : Maximum TWS Beaufort : TWS in Beaufort units
Where [Wind Display] is set to [Apparent]
AWA : Apparent Wind Angle AWS : Apparent Wind Speed Beaufort : TWS in Beaufort units
Eng. Temp. (Engine temperature) Fuel Used Fuel Rate
Eng. Hour (Engine hours) Oil Press (Oil Pressure) Oil Temp. (Oil temperature)
Coolant P (Coolant Pressure) E Load (Engine Load) Gear Oil T (Gear oil temperature)
Gear Oil P (Gear oil pressure) Boost
Rudder angle
Select one or two items, depending on graph size, to be displayed from the following data:
Depth W Temp (Water temperature)
A Temp (Atmospheric temperature) A Press (Atmospheric pressure)
Note: Data shown in the engine category is input from engine sensors. Always check any malfunction at the engine, do not
rely solely on the FI-70 indications.
4400
4400
1000
1000
990
990
4300
4300
Depth
Depth
ft
ft
4256
4256
A Press.
A Press.
hPa
hPa
1003
1003
10
10
20
20
30min
30min
30min
30min
10
10
20
20
*1: AWA, AWS, ship speed and heading data are required to display ground wind.
*2: AWA, AWS and ship speed data are required to display true wind.

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Time
Trip
00:
00:00:00
0
15:00
NM
Time
Trip
00:
00:00:00
0
00:00
NM
Time
00:
00:00
15:00
Lap
00:
Lap Lap
TimerTimer
Countdown Timer1Countdown Timer1Countdown Timer1Countdown Timer1Countdown Timer1
AISAIS
Countdown Timer2Countdown Timer2 Countup TimerCountup Timer
Countdown Timer Lap Time Trip Meter Countup Timer
NM
N
N UP
WAYPOINT
XTE
NM
0.05
P
HighwayHighway Custom BoxCustom Box
Depth
POSN
34º37.145’N34º37.145’N
75º29.108’W75º29.108’W
38553855
COG M
345345
SOG
42.542.5 º
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
ft
How to Adjust Data Box Displayed DataHow to Adjust Data Box Displayed Data
Depth
POSN
34
º
37.145’N34
º
37.145’N
75
º
29.108’W75
º
29.108’W
38553855
COG MSOG
42.542.5
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
Depth
POSN
34
º
37.145’N34
º
37.145’N
75
º
29.108’W75
º
29.108’W
38553855
COG MSOG
42.542.5
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
Depth
POSN
34
º
37.145’N34
º
37.145’N
75
º
29.108’W75
º
29.108’W
38553855
COG MSOG
42.542.5
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
Depth
POSN
34
º
37.145’N34
º
37.145’N
75
º
29.108’W75
º
29.108’W
38553855
COG MSOG
42.542.5
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
Wind
Speed
Heading
Course
Depth
POSN
34
º
37.145’N34
º
37.145’N
75
º
29.108’W75
º
29.108’W
38553855
COG MHDG Avg. T
W Temp.
345345
ºF
Ent
ft
4545
º
345345
º
345345 345345
º
º
Select Box Size
Select Data
345345
º
345345
º
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4
2
2
1
1
3
2
4
4
The simplified AIS category shows your
and other vessel’s data as symbols. Up to
25 symbols, in order from closest to
farthest, can be displayed.
Note: The AIS category is a simplified
AIS, with limited function and capacity.
Only Class A and Class B AIS targets are
displayed. Do not rely solely on the FI-70
indications.
Waypoint name/mark
Own ship symbol
Data display:
XTE (Cross-track Error)
WPT (Waypoint co-ordinates)
RNG (Range to waypoint)
BRG (Bearing to waypoint)
The Custom Box category can
display up to six data boxes,
each showing data input from
sensors and other external
sources. The boxes are fully
customizable.
With the Custom Data
box page displayed,
press the function key.
Select the category to
be displayed, then
press the function key.
Select the box to
adjust, then press the
function key.
Press the software keys to
select which data to display,
then press the function key.
Press the Menu/Back key to
complete the customization.
Select [Select Data], then
press the function key.
HOW TO EDIT THE CUSTOM BOXES

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Speed STW STW Max* STW Avg.*
SOG SOG Max* SOG Avg.*
VWG
Wind AWS TWS TWS Max*
AWA TWA
Beaufort
GWD M(T)
Heading HDG M(T) Average HDG M(T)*
HDG Tack M(T)
ROT
Course COG M(T)
Navigation BRG M(T) RNG WPT
XTE POSN ETA Time
ETA Date Trip Odometer
Boat Rudder Trim Tabs Roll/Pitch
Engine Engine RPM Fuel Used Fuel Rate
Eng. Trim Boost Eng. Temp.
Eng. Hour Oil Press. Oil Temp.
Coolant P E Load Gear Oil T
Gear Oil P
Tank T1 thru T6 tank information
Depth Depth
Environment Date Time W Temp.
A Temp. A Press. Humidity
Wind Chill Dew Point
Voltage Volts
Disable display for this box.
OFF
How to Adjust Custom Box Size SettingsHow to Adjust Custom Box Size Settings
Depth
POSN
34º37.145’N34º37.145’N
75º29.108’W75º29.108’W
38553855
COG M
345345
SOG
42.542.5 º
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
Select Data
Select Box Size
Depth
POSN
34º37.145’N34º37.145’N
75º29.108’W75º29.108’W
38553855
W Temp.
345345
ºF
Ent
ft
SOG
42.542.5 kn
NoteNoteNoteNoteNote
Depth
POSN
34º37.145’N34º37.145’N
75º29.108’W75º29.108’W
38553855
COG MSOG
42.542.5
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
Depth
POSN
34º37.145’N34º37.145’N
75º29.108’W75º29.108’W
38553855
COG MSOG
42.542.5
W Temp.
345345
kn
ºF
Ent
ft
345345º345345º
Prev Next
23
1With the Custom Data
box page displayed,
press the function key.
Select the box to
adjust, then press the
function key.
Select [Select Box Size],
then press function key.
45
Press the software keys to
select a box size, then press
the function key.
Press the Menu/Back key to
complete the customization.
Depending on the selected data
type, some boxes have a fixed
size and cannot be resized.
Displayable data for the data boxes
Note: Sensor connection and data source settings are required for all listed data to be output.
Data Type Displayable data
*: The average and maximum values are calculated from when the FI-70 is turned on.
All calculations for average and maximum are reset when the power is turned off.

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SHARING AND GROUPS
Network SettingsNetwork Settings
Rudder
P30
º
Ent
System
System
Key Beep:
Panel Dimmer:
Sharing:
Group
Ent
OFF
8
Slave
A
System
Key Beep:
Panel Dimmer:
Sharing:
Group
Ent
OFF
8
Slave
A
Slave
Master
Stand Alone
CAN bus (NMEA2000) Network Shared Settings
Language and Brilliance Sharing Between FI-70 UnitsLanguage and Brilliance Sharing Between FI-70 Units
System
Key Beep:
Panel Dimmer:
Sharing:
Group
Ent
OFF
8
Slave
A
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
E
Enter
E
System
Key Beep:
Panel Dimmer:
Sharing:
Group
Ent
OFF
8
Slave
A
B
C
A
Rudder
P30
º
Ent
System
Some settings and offsets for the FI-70 may be shared across a CAN bus (NMEA2000) network.
See the list below for details.
23
1Select [System] from
the main menu, then
press the function key.
Select [Sharing], then
press the function
key.
Select the sharing level
for this FI-70 unit, then
press the function key.
23
1Select [System] from
the main menu, then
press the function key.
Select [Group], then
press the function
key.
Select the group for this
FI-70 unit, then press
the function key.
[Stand Alone]: Settings are not shared across the network. This unit can be set up individually.
[Slave]: Settings are received from a Multi Function Display (TZTL12F/TZTL15F), or a FI-70 unit assigned as [Master].
[Master]: Settings for this FI-70 are shared across the network. This option is not available if there is a Multi Function
Display (TZTL12F/TZTL15F) in the same network. In this case, the TZTL12F/TZTL15F is made the [Master].
After setting the sharing levels for the network, settings between units can be shared.
All shared settings are displayed as gray menu items on FI-70 units assigned as [Slave].
The shared settings cannot be adjusted from a [Slave] FI-70 unit.
[Display Format] menu
[HDG/COG Ref], [Mag. Var.], [Time Offset] only
[Data Source] menu
All menu settings, excluding tank information
([Tank1] through [Tank 6]).
FI-70 units may be grouped together in one or more groups, allowing language and brilliance settings to be shared
between FI-70 units in the same group.
As shown in the example figure below, adjusting the brilliance settings for one FI-70 unit in Group A changes the brilliance
settings for all FI-70 units in the same group. While one FI-70 unit in a group has the brilliance adjusted or the language
changed, all other FI-70 units in the same group cannot have the brilliance or language settings adjusted.
Group A Group B Group A Group B
Grouping the FI-70 units eliminates the need to adjust each unit indiviually. Up to three groups (A, B, C) may be set up.
[Data Calibration] menu
All menu settings, excluding
[W Angle Response].
[Units] menu
All menu settings.

12
MENU TREE
Main MenuMain MenuMain Menu
Displayed page-based menus (See Pages 14 to 15)
Alarms
Disp Config
Alarm Log
Sensor in Use
System
STW Alarm
SOG Alarm
Max TWS Alarm
Wind Shift Alarm
High AWA Alarm
Low AWA Alarm
Trip Alarm
Depth Alarm
Voltage Alarm
W Temp. Alarm
Engine Alarm
Anchor Alarm
CPA/TCPA
Alarm
Alarm (OFF, Low, High; 0.0kn to 999.9kn, 10.0kn)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, Low, High; 0.0kn to 999.9kn, 10.0kn)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON; 0.0kn to 99.9kn, 19.4kn)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON)
CPA (0NM to 6.00NM, 0.00NM)
TCPA (30sec, 1min, 2min, 3min, 4min, 5min, 6min, 12min)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, Distance, Depth)
[Distance]: 0.00NM to 99.9NM, 0.00NM
[Depth]: 0ft to 9999ft, 50ft
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON; 0° to S179°, S60°)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON; P1° to P180°, P60°)
Alarm (OFF, Low, High, Shear; 0°F to 120°F, 50°F)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON; 0NM to 9999NM, 0NM)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, Deep, Shallow; 0ft to 4921ft, 50ft)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Alarm (OFF, ON; 8.5V to 32.0V, 9.0V)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Key Beep (OFF, ON)
Panel Dimmer (1 to 8)
Sharing (Stand Alone, Slave, Master)
Group (A, B, C)
Display Format HDG/COG Ref (Magnetic, True)
Mag. Var. (Auto, Manual; E99.9° to W99.9°, 0.0°)
Time Offset (-14:00 to 14:00, 0:00)
Time Display (12Hour, 24Hour)
Date Displate (MMM DD, YYYY; DD MMM YYY; YYYY MM DD)
Wind Display (Apparent, True)
Position Format (DD° MM.MM’, DD° MM.MMM’, DD° MM.MMMM’,
DD° MM’SS.S)
1(Continued on next page)
Menu/Back keyMenu/Back key Default settings shown in bold italic.

13
Engine Setup
Scale Range
IF-NMEAFI
I/O Setup
Data Source
Data Calibration
1 (Continued from previous page)
Number of Engine (1 to 3, 1)
Engine Assign (1 to 4, 1) Where [Number of Engine] is set to [1]
Engine PORT (1 to 4, 1) Where [Number of Engine] is set to [2] or [3]
Engine STBD (1 to 4, 2) Where [Number of Engine] is set to [2] or [3]
Engine Center (1 to 4, 3) Where [Number of Engine] is set to [3]
Engine Refresh
Speed (0-20kn, 0-40kn, 0-80kn)
Engine RPM (0-4×1000rpm, 0-6×1000rpm, 0-8×1000rpm)
Boost (0-30psi, 0-70psi, 0-150psi, 0-360psi, 0-440psi)
Eng. Temp. (150-250°F, 120-300°F)
Oil Press. (0-30psi, 0-70psi, 0-150psi, 0-360psi, 0-440psi)
Oil Temp. (150-250°F, 120-300°F)
Coolant P (0-30psi, 0-70psi, 0-150psi, 0-360psi, 0-440psi)
Gear Oil P (0-30psi, 0-70psi, 0-150psi, 0-360psi, 0-440psi)
Gear Oil T (150-250°F, 120-300°F)
Voltage (8-16V, 16-32V)
Position
Heading
STW
SOG
Navigation
Depth
W Temp.
Wind
AIS
Tank1 to Tank6
Select IF
Category (Wind, ST800/ST850, Fuel, Fresh Water, Waste Water, Live Well, Oil, Black Water)
Resistance Full (0 to 500ohm, 33.5ohm)
Resistance Mid (0 to 500ohm, 103.00ohm)
Resistance Empty (0 to 500ohm, 240.00ohm)
Capacity (0 to 2650gal)
IF-NMEAFI Test
Refresh
Adjust(STW) (0.30 to 2.50, 1.00)
Wind Damping (0s to 12s, 3s)
Adjust(W Speed) (0.30 to 2.50, 1.00)
W Angle Response (0s to 12s, 4s)
Offset(W Angle) (180° to P179°, 0°)
Offset(HDG) (180° to W179°, 0°)
Offset(Depth) (-327.8ft to +327.8ft, 0.0ft)
Offset(W Temp.) (-179.8°F to 179.8°F, 0.0°F)
Depth (m, ft, fm, PB)
Speed (kn, km/h, MPH)
Distance (NM, km, SM, NM,yd, NM,m, km,m, SM,yd)
Wind Speed (kn, km/h, MPH, m/s)
Temp (°C, °F)
Atmos. Press. (hPa, mbar)
Engine Press. (kPa, bar, psi)
Incoming PGN
Device List
CAN Bus Refresh (NMEA2000 Refresh)
Wiring Info
Demo Mode (OFF, ON)
Diagnostic (OFF, Self Test, Keyboard Test, Screen Test)
Restore Factory Default
Language (English, Francais, Espanol, Deutsch, Italiano, Potugues, Dansk, Svenska, Norsk, Suomi)
Units

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STW Adust(STW)(0.30 to 2.50, 1.00)
STW Alarm Alarm (OFF, Low, High: 0.0 to 999.9kn, 10.0kn)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Press the Menu/Back key
Press the Menu/Back key
Press the Menu/Back key
Press the Menu/Back key
Press the Menu/Back key
Press the Menu/Back key
Heading Offset(HDG)(180° to W179°, 0°)
CompassCompassCompassCompassCompass
STWSTW
SOG SOG Alarm Alarm (OFF, Low, High: 0.0 to 999.9kn, 10.0kn)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
SOGSOGSOGSOGSOG
Wind Speed Wind Display (Apparent, True)
Wind Dapming (0 to 12s, 3s)
Adjust (W Speed) (0.3 to 2.5, 1.0)
Max TWS Alarm Alarm (OFF, ON: 0.0 to 99.9kn, 19.4kn)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Wind Angle Wind Display (Apparent, True)
W Angle Response (0 to 12s, 4s)
Offset(W Angle) (-179° to +180°, 0°)
Wind Shift Alarm Alarm (OFF, ON)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
High AWA Alarm Alarm (OFF, ON: 0 to S179°, S60°)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Low AWA Alarm Alarm (OFF, ON: P1 to P180°, P60°)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
Wind Angle, Ch Wind, Ground WindWind Angle, Ch Wind, Ground WindWind Angle, Ch Wind, Ground WindWind Angle, Ch Wind, Ground WindWind Angle, Ch Wind, Ground Wind
Engine Engine Assign (1 to 4, 1), Where [Number of Engine] = 1
Engine PORT (1 to 4, 1), Where [Number of Engine] = 2 or 3
Engine STBD (1 to 4, 2), Where [Number of Engine] = 2 or 3
Engine Center (1 to 4, 3), Where [Number of Engine] = 3
Engine Alarm Alarm (OFF, ON)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
EngineEngineEngineEngineEngine
1Graph, 2Graphs1Graph, 2Graphs1Graph, 2Graphs1Graph, 2Graphs1Graph, 2Graphs
Depth Graph* Period (5min, 30min, 1h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 1d, 2d, 3d, 7d)
Range (15 to 4921ft, 1500ft)
W. Temp Graph
*
Period (5min, 30min, 1h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 1d, 2d, 3d, 7d)
Range (9 °F to 369 °F, 9 °F)
A Temp. Graph
*Period (5min, 30min, 1h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 1d, 2d, 3d, 7d)
Range (9 °F to 369 °F, 9 °F)
A. Press Graph
*
Period (5min, 30min, 1h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 1d, 2d, 3d, 7d)
Range (5 to 50hPa, 10hPa)
*: Depends on displayed graph data
Category Specific Menus

15
Heading* (See previous page)
STW* (See previous page)
SOG* (See previous page)
Wind Speed* (See previous page)
Wind Angle* (See previous page)
Engine* (See previous page)
Trip*
Custom BoxCustom BoxCustom BoxCustom BoxCustom Box
AIS Orientation (North Up, Heading Up)
CPA TCPA Alarm Alarm (OFF,ON)
CPA (0 to 6.00NM, 0.00NM)
TCPA (30sec, 1min, 2min, 3min, 4min, 5min,
6min, 12min)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)
AISAISAIS
*: Dependant on data displayed in custom box.
Press the Menu/Back key
Press the Menu/Back key
Clear (Yes, No)
Trip Alarm Alarm (OFF, ON:0 to 9999NM; 0NM)
Buzzer (Short, Middle, Long, Continue)

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