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1. 167SWIMDA BAROMETRIC PRESS INCH OF MERCURY 168 SWIMDA BAROMETRIC PRESSURE BARS 169SWIMDA AIR TEMPERATURE DEGREES CELCIUS 170 SWIMDA RELATIVE HUMIDITY 171SWIMDA ABSOLUTE HUMIDITY 172 SWIMDA DEWPOINT DEGREES CELCIUS 173 SWIMDA WIND DIRECTION DEGREES TRUE 174 SWIMDA WIND DIRECTION DEGREES MAGNETIC 175SWIMDA WIND SPEED KNOTS 176SWIMDA WIND SPEED METERS SECOND 177 SWIMWD WIND DIRECTION DEGREES TRUE 178 SWIMWD WIND DIRECTION DEGREES MAGNETIC 179SWIMWD WIND SPEED KNOTS 180 SWIMWD WIND SPEED METERS SECOND 181 SWIMWV WIND ANGLE DEGREES 182 SWIVWR RELATIVE WIND DIRECTION DEGREES 183 SWIVWR SPEED KNOTS 184SWIVWR SPEED METERS SECOND 185 SWIVWR SPEED KM HOUR 186SYXDBK DEPTH BELOW KEEL FEE 187 SYXDBK DEPTH BELOW KEEL ETERS 188 SYXDBK DEPTH BELOW KEEL FATHOMS Page 23 125 SPBVE T 30 TEMPERATURE DEG FAHRENHEIT 126 SPBVE CH 30 WINDLASS BATTERY VOLTAGE 127 SPBVE CH 30 RHODE OUT 128 SPBVE CT 30 TIME 24 HOURS 129 SPBVE OP 30 PRESSURE P S I 130 SPBVE FU 30 FUEL REMAINING LTRS OR GALS 131 SPBVE FU 30 FUEL USED LITRES OR GALLONS 132 SPBVE FU 30 CONSUMPTION LTRS OR GAL HR 133SSDDBK DEPTH BELOW KEEL FEE 134 SDDBK DEPTH BELOW KEEL ERS 135 SD2. 41 SAPAPB BEARING PRESENT TO DESTINATION 42 SAPAPB HEADING TO STEER TO DESTINATION 43 SAPBEC BEARING DEGREES TRUE 44 SAPBEC BEARING DEGREES MAGNETIC 45 SAPBEC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 46 SAPBOD BEARING TRUE 47 SAPBOD BEARING MAGNETIC 48 SAPBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TRUE 49 SAPBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 50 SAPBWC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 51 SAPBWR BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TRUE 52 SAPBWR BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 53 SAPBWR DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 54 SAPBWW BEARING WAYPOI O WAYPOINT TRUE 55 SAPBWW BEARING WAYPOI O WAYPOINT MAG 56 SAPHSC COMMANDED HEADING DEGREES TRU 57 SAPHSC COMMANDED HEADING DEGREES MAG 58 SAPVBW LONGITUDNAL WATER SPEED KNOTS 59 SAPVBW RANSVERSE WATER SPEED KNOTS 60 SAPVBW LONGITUDNAL GROUND SPEED KNOTS 61 SAPVBW RANSVERSE GROUND SPEED KNOTS Page 17 you through the list will be displayed until the selected sentence is found on one of the chan nels Adding A Sentence To the List Press and hold the and A keys for 10 seconds until a long beep is heard c011 is displayed Use the V and A keys to select a sentence from Table 1 Once the desired table entry is displayed holddown the key for 1 2 second to save the sentence to the list The RP60 will immediately start searching for the new sentence onall four channels If FULL is disp
3. RS 123 SPBVI H 30 GINE HOURS AND MINUTES H 30 GINE A A A A 124 PBV Page 20 is only available on the one channel it will return back to the original Selecting Different Sentences With Identical ID s Some CruzPro instruments suchas the V60triple volts gauge and the TL60 triple tank level gauge transmit more than one sentence with the same identifier but different data The TL60 Digital Tank Level Gauge for three tanks transmits one sentence per tank but each have the same NMEA identifier UXDR When viewing data from one of these CruzPro instruments you can step through the different values witha quick press the key Page 12 programmed with the following list 142 SSDDPT DEPTH RELATIVE TO TRANSDUCER MTRS 163 SVWVHW SPEED KNOTS 160 SVWMTW WATER TEMPERATURE DEGREES 98 S GPRMC COURSE OVER GROUND DEGREES TRUE 36 SAGWNC DISTANCE WAYPT TO WAYPT MILES 125 SPBVE T 30 TEMPERATURE DEG FAHRENHEIT 129 SPBVE OP 30 PRESSURE P S I 124 SPBVE RH 30 ENGINE RP You can add and delete sentences to from this list as often as desired Pressing the V or A key will step Page 9
4. Warranty CruzP ro C Each unit is carefully tested and adjusted at the factory before shipping and is warranted for one full year against original defects in materials or workmanship This warranty does not include damage to the product resulting from accident or misuse HMEA Repeater Ifthe product should become defective within the warranty period we will repair or replace it free of charge including free return transportation provided itis delivered prepaid to the dealer from whom it is originally purchased This warranty gives you specific legal rights NME A 0 1 83 and you may also have other rights which vary C from state to state or country to country J Remote Data Repeater Notes Introduction The RP60 remote data repeater is capable of displaying many standard NMEA 0183 and proprietary sentences The RP60 can monitor up to 4 separate data channels and can be trained to learn new sentences New sentence formats can be downloaded into nonvolatile memory using the RS 232 serial data port of a PC compatible running Windows 95 98 NT SE ME or 2000 Five levels of backlighting can be selected and all setup informationisautomatically savedtononvolatilememory The RP60 works on both 12 and 24 VDC systems Page 26 Page 3 Table of Contents introduction 3 Other CruzPro Products E IA sdb c 4 Depthsounders amp Speed Temperature Log Speci ications EE EAE eS TEETE TEETE DC Volts
5. up to 10 new sentences to Table 1 using a PC and a serial data cable connected to Terminal F on the back of the RP60 as shown in Figure 3 To upload anew sentence to the RP60 press and hold the V and A keys for 10 seconds The instrument is ready for data transfer when rd Y is displayed Execute the program called RP60NMEA EXE on the supplied floppy diskette When a beep is heard check the display for the status of the transfer if good is displayed the process was successful If bAd is displayed the process was unsuccessful try the download process again Note Check for possible newer versions of this software on our website www cruzpro com Page 13 NMEA 0183 Sentences TABLE 1 PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED USER PROGRAMMED SAGAAM WAYPOINT ARRIVAL ALARM RADIUS SAGAPB MAGNITUDE OF CROSSTRACK ERROR SAGAPB FARING ORIGIN TO DESTINATION SAGAPB FARING PRESENT TO DESTINATION SAGAPB FADING TO STEER TO DESTINATION SAGBEC FEARING DEGREES TRUE DEGR U O o4 0A be UDH C NNNNNNNNN 1A eee ee ee ADA HAADAAAA 5 R O SAGBEC FARING EES MAGNETIC SAGBEC ISTANCE ICAL MILES SAGBOD FEARING TRUE EG EG A oA AIA FWNE CO wow mw Page 15 Page 14 20 SAGBOD BEARING MAGNETIC 21 SAGBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TR
6. 5 to 33 0 VDC 018 amps nomi na Operating temperature 32 to 122 F 0 to 50 C Size 2 5 dia X 4 1 deep 61mm x 104 mm Display 4 digit LCD 5 levels of backlighting Input Format NMEA 0183 standard and propri etary sentences Baud Rate 4800 Input Channels 4 Data Input voltage range 0 to 5 V Nominal 20V to 20V maximum Data Memory Storage for 10 new sentences may be overwritten Page 4 Page 25 189SYXDBS DEPTH BELOW SURFACE FEET Installation 190 YXDBS DEPTH BELOW SURFACE METERS 191 YXDBS DEPTH BELOW SURFACE FATHOMS 192 YXDBT WATER DEPTH BELOW TRANSDUCER FT Before starting the installation please read this 193 YXDBT WATER DEPTH BELOW TRANSDUCER MTRS entire section first Be sure to install the bulkhead Tete WATER DEPTH BELOW TRANSDUCER FATH gasket before you install the instrument Finger 195 SYXDP DEPTH RELATIVE TO TRANSDUCER MTRS a r 196 SYXXDR A A
7. 63 SVWVHW SPEED KNOTS 164 SVWVHW SPEED KM HOUR 165 SVWVLW TOTAL DISTANCE N MILES 166 SVWVLW DISTANCE SINCE RESET N MILES Page 22 Page 7 Drill no smaller than a 2 1 8 55mm mounting hole where you desire to mount the instrument Bring the data cables ground and power lines out of the mounting hole and use a small flat screw driver to make the connections to the screw termi nals on the instrument case back as shown Screw Terminal On Case Back ALL WIRES AWG 14 22 0 6 1 5 mm dia A Ground B 12 or 24 VDC RS 232 or NMEA 0183 IN F NMEA 0183 IN E C NMEA 0183 IN Figure 2 D NMEA 0183 IN Page 6 Operation Key Functions The V and A keys are used to select which NMEA sentence to display set backlight levels select a data channel save and delete NMEA sentences from the favorites list and prepare the instrument to receive new sentences from a PC All setup information backlight levels etc are automatically saved to memory Backlight Intensity Press the key for 1 2 second to adjust the backlight level for nighttime viewing Eachtime you press the key for 1 2 second the level will get brighter 1 2 3 4 OFF 1 2 etc Page 8
8. Amps Amp Hour Monitor Installation 5 eerste ee 2 ee ee 5 AC Volts Amps Freq kW Monitor Operon Bonet nk etek hee eee eke oe 8 L OCEAN Dees anne k FUNCHONS 244684 ge4 04 00 Gas APERAR 8 e Bilge Water Alarms amp Bilge Pump Controllers Backlight Intensity 2 0 eee ee eee 8 Windlass Controller Chain Counter Selecting the NMEA Sentence to Display 9 Digital Fuel Gauge amp Fuel Consumption Calculator Adding A Sentence To the List 10 Digital Gauge for Three Tanks w Separate Alarms Deleting A Sentence From the List 11 Smart and Manual Alternator Regulators ok ee Ne ee Marine Security System Manually Selecting A Data Channel 11 Selecting Different Sentences With Identical ID s 12 RPM Engine Four Elaps d Time tange Downloading New NMEA Sentences 13 2 ee eee SS as Digital Water Temperature Gauge Alarm NMEA 0183 Sentences Table 1 15 One and Three Bank Digital Volts Gauges e Digital Amps Gauge Other CruzPro Products rio ajay atsiasvaes 27 Digital Clock Watch Race Timers Alarms Walla 146 ong nad ek aa ews Med eda es 28 8and 16 Amp Light Dimmers Motor Speed Controller e Solar Panel Charge Controllers 6 8 9 amp 20 Amps RAE ee pense ba info oo 4 amp 8 Channel NMEA Combiners RS 232 Convertors p PEO pro Engine Exhaust Temp Monitor amp Digital Pyrometer Page 2 e Digital Clock with four 4 amp electronic timer switches Specifications Notes Too supply 9
9. BWC BEARING WAYP O WAYPT DEG MAG 89 SGPBWC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES G G C E E Z 90 SGPBWR BEARING WAYP O WAYPT DEG TRUE 91 SGPBWR BEARING WAYP O WAYP EG MAG 92 SGPBWR DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 93 SGPRMB CROSS TRACK ERROR NAUTICAL MILES 94 SGPRMB RANGE O DESTINATION NAUT MILES 95 SGPRMB BEARING TO DESTINATION DEG TRUE 96 SGPRMB DESTINATION CLOSING VELOCITY KTS 97 SGPRMC SPEED OVER GROUND KNOTS 98 SGPRMC COURSE OVER GROUND DEGREES TRUE 99 SHCBOD BEARING TRUE 100 SHCBOD BEARING MAGNETIC 101 SHEBOD BEARING TRUE 102 SHEBOD BEARING MAGNETIC 103 SHNBOD BEARING TRUE Page 19 Deleting A Sentence From the List Ifall 12 list positions are full one sentence will have to be deleted Press and hold the W and keys for 10 seconds Use the V and A keys to scroll through the list When the sentence to be deleted is displayed press the key for 1 2 second Manually Selecting A Data Channel The RP60 searches each ofthe four data channels for the desired sentence When a matching sentence is found the RP60 stops at that channel and displays the data To select between two or more data channels containing the same sentence press and hold the key for3 seconds The RP60 will sea
10. DBK DEPTH BELOW KEEL FATHOMS 136SSDDBS DEPTH BELOW SURFACE FEET 137S SDDBS DEPTH BELOW SURFACE METERS 138SSDDBS DEPTH BELOW SURFACE FATHOMS 139 SDDB DEPTH BELOW TRANSDUCER FEET 140 SSDDB DEPTH BELOW TRANSDUCER METERS 141 SSDDB DEPTH BELOW TRANSDUCER FATHOMS 142 SSDDP DEPTH RELATIVE TO TRANSDUCER MTRS 143 TIRO RATE OF TURN DEGREES MINUTE 144STIRPM SPEED RPM 145STIRPM PROPELLER PITCH OF MAX Page 21 104 SHNBO 105 TIXD 106 S IIXD 107 IIXD 108 STIXD 109 IIX D R R R F BEARING MAGNETIC AANGULAR DISPL ENT DE CTE ERATURE DE ES CE ENT METE P D LINEAR DISPL F FREQUENCY HE LC G GENE CIUS RS Selecting a NMEA Sentence to Display Up to 12 sentences can be stored in a list of often viewed sentences You can select a sentence from the listusing the V and A keys The RP60 comes pre OU VG 110 IIX D DR H HUMIDITY PE 111 IIXD D D R R R R I CURRENT AMPERES R NFORCE NEWTONS 113 IIXDR P PRESSURE PASCAL OR BAR 114 1IXDR RFLOW RATE LITERS SECOND R R R R D D 112 IIx 115 S IIXDR S SWITCH OR VALVE 116 S IIXDR T TACHOMETER RP 117 S IIXDR U VOLTAGE VOLTS 118 S IIXDR V VOLUME CUBIC METE 119 SINBO BEARING TRUE 120 S INBO BEARING MAG 121 PBVI RH 30 ELAPSED TI HOURS 122 SPBVI RH 30 ELAPSED TI MIN AND SEC R R
11. GRAMMED 4 USER PROGRAMMED 5 USER PROGRAMMED 6 USER PROGRAMMED T USER PROGRAMMED 8 USER PROGRAMMED 9 USER PROGRAMMED 10 USER PROGRAMME 11 SAGAAM WAYPOINT ARRIVAL ALARM RADIUS 12 SAGAPB MAGNITUDE OF CROSSTRACK ERROR 13 SAGAPB BEARING ORIGIN TO DESTINATION 14 SAGAPB BEARING PRESENT TO DESTINATION 15 SAGAPB HEADING TO STEER TO DESTINATION 16 SAGBEC BEARING DEGREES TRUE 17 SAGBEC BEARING DEGREES MAGNETIC 18 SAGBEC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 19 SAGBOD BEARING TRUE Page 15 Downloading New NMEA Sentences Youcan add up to 10 new sentences to Table 1 using a PC and a serial data cable connected to Terminal F on the back of the RP60 as shown in Figure 3 To upload anew sentence to the RP60 press and hold the Wand A keys for 10 seconds The instrumentis ready for data transfer when rd Y is displayed Execute the program called RP60NMEA EXE on the supplied floppy diskette When a beep is heard check the display for the status of the transfer if good is displayed the process was successful If bAd is displayed the process was unsuccessful try the download process again Note Check for possible newer versions of this software on our website www cruzpro com Page 13
12. NGULAR DISPLACEMENT DEGREES tighten the screws that mount the instrument 197 YXXDR C TEMPERATURE DEGREES CELCIUS bracket do not use tools 198 YXXDR D LINEAR DISPLACEMENT METERS F SER Finger tighten only Do not use tools 7 199 SYXXDR F FREQUECY HERTZ 200 SYXXDR G GENERIC 2 1 8 55mm hole 2 201 SYXXDR H HUMIDITY PERCENT A 202 SYXXDR I CURRENT AMPERES 203 SYXXDR N FORCE NEWTONS 204 SYXXDR P PRESSURE PASCAL OR BAR 205 YXXDR R FLOW RATE LITRES SECOND Meuntng 206 SYXXDR S SWITCH OR VALVE 207 YXXDR T TACHO ER RPM 208 YXXDR U VOLTAGE VOLTS 209SYXXDR V CUBIC ETERS 210TO BE DEFINED Bulkhead Gasket Page 24 Figure 1 Page 5 seas WATER ee DEGREES CELCIUS Carefullycheckallyourwiringandmountthe RP60 ih VDVHW HEADING DEGREE TRUE os ena HER eee E in the instrument hole Besure the bulkhead gasketisin 149 VDVHW SPEED KNOTS place and use only finger tension to tighten the bracket 150 VDVHW SPEED KM HOUR hold down nuts Do not overtighten the bracket or TOT RVDULW TOTAN DISTANCEN MILES you may damage the case do not use tools to 152 SVDVLW DISTANCE SINCE RESET N ILES 153 VMMTW WATER TEMPERATURE DEGREES CELCIUS tighten the nuts 154 SVMVHW HEADING DEGREES TRU 155 SVMVHW HEADING DEGREES AGNETIC 156 SVMVHW SPEED KNOTS 157 VMVHW SPEED KM HOUR 158 SVMVLW TOTAL DISTANCE N MILES 159 SVMVLW DISTANCE SINCE RESET N ILES 160 SVWMTW WATER TEMPERATURE DEGREES CELCIUS 161 SVWVHW HEADING DEGREES TRU 162 SVWVHW HEADING DEGREES AGNETIC 1
13. UE 22 SAGBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 23 SAGBWC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 24 SAGBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TRUE 25 SAGBWR BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 26 SAGBWR DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 27 SAGBWW BEARING WAYPOIN O WAYPOINT TRUE 28 SAGBWW BEARING WAYPOIN O WAYPOINT MAG 29 SAGHSC COMMANDED HEADING DEGREES TRUE 30 SAGHSC COMMANDED HEADING DEGREES MAG 31 SAGVBW LONGITUDNAL WATER SPEED KNOTS 32 SAGVBW RANSVERSE WATER SPEED KNOTS 33 SAGVBW LONGITUDNAL GROUND SPEED KNOTS 34 SAGVBW RANSVERSE GROUND SPEED KNOTS 35 SAGWCV WAYPOINT CLOSURE VELOCITY KNOTS 36 SAGWNC DISTANCE WAYPT TO WAYPT N MILES 37 SAGWNC DISTANCE WAYPOINT TO WAYPOINT KM 38 SAPAAM WAYPOINT ARRIVAL ALARM RADIUS 39 SAPAPB IAGNITUDE OF CROSSTRACK ERROR 40 RP 60 PC DB 9 RS 232 PinF lt gt Pin 2 Pin A ee D 7 Pin 5 RP 60 PC DB 25 RS 232 PinF lt gt Pin 3 Pin A D 7 Pin 7 Figure 3 PC to RP60 Connections SAPAPB BEARING ORIGIN TO DESTINATION Page 16 NMEA 0183 Sentences TABLE 1 1 USER PROGRAMMED 2 USER PROGRAMMED 3 USER PRO
14. layed in place of c011 a sen tence will first have to be deleted from the list see Deleting A Sentence From the List Page 10 62 SAPWCV WAYPOINT CLOSURE VELOCITY KNOTS 63 SAPWNC DISTANCE WAYPT TO WAYPT N MILES 64 SAPWNC DISTANCE WAYPOIN O WAYPOINT KM 65 SDEDCN POSITION UNCERTAINTY N MILES 66 SDFAPB BEARING ORIGIN TO DISTANCE 67 SDFAPB BEARING PRESEN O DESTINATION 68 SDFAPB HEADING TO STEER TO DESTINATION 69 SDFABE BEARING DEGREES TRUE 70 SDFBEC BEARING DEGREES MAGNETIC 71 SDFBEC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 72 SDFBOD BEARING TRUE 73 SDFBOD BEARING MAGNETIC 74 SDFBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TRUE 75 SDFBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 76 SDFBWC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 77 SDFBWR BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TRUE 78 SDFBWR BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 79 SDFBWR DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 80 SDFBWW BEARING WAYPOIN O WAYPOINT TRUE 81 SDFBWW BEARING WAYPOIN O WAYPOINT MAG 82 S DFHDG MAGNETIC SENSOR HEADING DEGREES Page 18 83 SDFHDT HEADING DEGREES TRUE 84 SDFWCV WAYPOINT CLOSURE VELOCITY KNOTS 85 SDFWNC DISTANCE WAYPT TO WAYPT MILES 86 SDFWNC DISTANCE WAYPOINT TO WAYPOINT K 87 SGPBWC BEARING WAYP O WAYPT DEG TRUE 88 SGP
15. rch the other channels forthe sentence Ifthe sentence Page 11 20 SAGBOD BEARING MAGNETIC 21 SAGBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TRUE 22 SAGBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 23 SAGBWC DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 24 SAGBWC BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES TRUE 25 SAGBWR BEARING TO WAYPOINT DEGREES MAG 26 SAGBWR DISTANCE NAUTICAL MILES 27 SAGBWW BEARING WAYPOIN O WAYPOI TRUE 28 SAGBWW BEARING WAYPOIN O WAYPOINT MAG 29 SAGHSC COMMANDED HEADING DEGREES TRU 30 SAGHSC COMMANDED HEADING DEGREES MAG 31 SAGVBW LONGITUDNAL WATER SPEED KNOTS 32 SAGVBW RANSVERSE WATER SPEED KNOTS 33 SAGVBW LONGITUDNAL GROUND SPEED KNOTS 34 SAGVBW RANSVERSE GROUND SPEED KNOTS 35 SAGWCV WAYPOINT CLOSURE VELOCITY KNOTS 36 SAGWNC DISTANCE WAYPT TO WAYPT MILES 37 SAGWNC DISTANCE WAYPOINT TO WAYPOINT KM 38 SAPAAM WAYPOINT ARRIVAL ALARM RADIUS 39 SAPAPB MAGNITUDE OF CROSSTRACK ERROR 40 SAPAPB BEARING ORIGIN TO DESTINATION Page 16 RP 60 PC DB 9 RS 232 PinF lt gt Pin 3 Pin A a di Pin 5 RP 60 PC DB 25 RS 232 PinF lt Pin 2 Pin A al i Pin 7 Figure 3 PC to RP60 Connections Page 14 Downloading New NMEA Sentences You can add
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