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Furuno BBWX1 Fish Finder User Manual

1. Saenesennaeeneeee of Custom colors Define Custom Colors gt gt Cancel Standard color choices 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 Choose a color from the Basic colors If the color is suitable to you go to step 7 To further customize the color go to the next step 4 Click the Define Custom Colors button E i Basic colors ica eee lee ioin Tat ia te M TET tt ft tt ee Custom colors IB BEE M E a i ip g U g Define Custom Colors gt gt Custom colors Place pointer here Hue B Red 5e Sat i5 Greer jig Peale ure E Blue 165 Add to Custom Colors Place the pointer on the arrow at right hand side of the window Hold down the left button while dragging the arrow to choose color desired Click the OK button The window closes and the color selected at step 2 is changed Note To restore all default colors for a User color set click the Default button Click the OK button Marker line Choose color of marker line The procedure is the same as for Hue VRM Choose the color of the VRM 3 CHANGING SETTINGS Temp graph Choose the color of the graph line in temperature graph Bottom discrimination Choose the color of the graph line in bottom discrimination graph Net Choose the color of the color of each net sonde or trawl sonar marker Pane Choose the color of the border around windows 3 Unit Dialog Box The Unit dialog box lets you choose
2. 9 2 9 3 5 4 6 1 6 2 6 3 FCV 30 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION Useable Temperature Range Processor Unit Transducer Transceiver Unit Control Unit Relative Humidity Water Resistance Processor Unit Control Unit Transceiver Unit Vibration IEC60945 Ed 4 COATING COLOR Processor Unit Transceiver Unit Control Unit 0 C to 40 C 5 C to 35 C 15 C to 45 C with Motion Sensor 15 C to 55 C no Motion Sensor 15 C to 55 C Less than 95 at 40 C IP20 not waterproof Front panel IP22 Other than front panel IP20 Not waterproof From 2 Hz 5 Hz to 13 2 Hz Amplitude 1 mm 10 max acceleration at 13 2 Hz is 7m s 13 2 Hz to 100 Hz Max acceleration 7m s fixed 2 5GY5 1 5 2 5GY5 1 5 N2 0 SP 2 F23 73S01E 060414 INDEX A Alarms audio volume eeccceecceeeseeeceeeeees 1 30 Dottom alari eara 1 28 bottom fish alarm 1 28 enabling disabling 1 29 U eel TINA a a 1 28 temperature alarm eeeeseeseeseen 1 28 vertical temperature alarm 1 28 A scope display t2 B Bottom Alar aenn ENR 1 28 Bottom discrimination graph window ME EEA EEA a ete eins IA ERA E A 2 14 B ttom fish alarMiwscccsiesiawverniveiavens 1 28 Bottom zoom Window seseesccecceccceeee 212 Bottom lock zoom window 2 11 C Clean ni ecn a 4 1 CPET oa N 1 23 Color dialog DOX serioaren 3 8 Control description ccccceecceeeseeecee ee 1 1 COMULO WMI esns 1 1 D
3. 2 1 White mark OFF ON White mark area Min 2 1000m 20cm White mark area Max 2 1000m 20cm Peak OFF ON Target graph Radius scale 2 3 4 5 AP 2 APPENDIX Measurement Fish gain 12 0 12 0 0 Measurement threshold 2 20 4 cm Measuring area Manual All Specific range Bottom trace Manual area Vertical 10 100 10 Manual area Horizontal 10 100 10 Bottom trace area 2m 5m 10m 20m 50m 100m 200m Calibration value 30 0 30 0 O db Unit Unit TS L em L inch Recording location Alarm Volume 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bottom i rr Alarm depth 0 10000 0m Alarm zone 1 10000 7m Fish alarm Alarm depth Fish 0 10000 0m Alarm depth Bottom fish 0 0 200 0 0 0m Alarm zone Fish 1 10000 7m Alarm zone Bottom fish 1 0 200 0 7 0m Temp alarm Temp limit Within range Out of range 5 0 35 0 20 0 C Alarm zone Within range Out of range 0 1 30 0 1 0 C V temp alarm Temp limit Recording time 1 24 24 hr Within range Out of range 5 0 35 0 20 0 C Record Recording setting Required free space 512 32767 1024 MB m J Alarm zone Record info T i Data view Within range Out of range 0 1 30 0 1 0 C Disk space info Time Size System Output TLL OFF ON Bottom discrimination OFF ON NMEA version Version 1 5 Version 2 0 Version 3 0 Compensation Stabilization OFF ON Heave OFF
4. 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS Note If the Target graph dialog box appears click the Fish size histogram tab Description of Fish size dialog box Description Display tab Horizontal axis scale Choose the horizontal axis scale from 10 100 Choose the vertical axis scale from 1 6 Vertical axis area Vertical zoom rate Choose the vertical zoom rate for the fish histogram display from 100 200 or 400 Choose center position of vertical zoom on the fish histogram display among 1 7 1 is the shortest 7 is the longest Vertical Zoom area White mark Turn the white mark on or off When turned on the bar graph within the white mark range is displayed in white if the background is black or black if the background is white White mark area Choose the minimum and maximum range of the white mark The Min and Max setting range is 2 1000 cm Peak Turn peak display on or off When turned on the representative peak value on the bar graph is displayed Measurement tab Fish gain The strength of the returning echo varies with fish species Adjust the fish gain according to fish species to get actual fish length distribution on the fish histogram display Measurement threshold Set measurement threshold 2 20 cm for the fish histogram display For example if you do not want to measure fish less than 10 cm in length enter 10 Calibration value Set TS echo strength of individual fish value If a calibration sphere was used its valu
5. 2500m Range12 10 5000 3000m AP 1 APPENDIX Zoom range 2m 5m 10m 20m 40m L User setting Range 2 200 2m Range2 2 200 5m Ranges 2 200 10m Range4 2 200 20m Ranged 2 200 40m NNN Shift 0 5000 Om Gain 0 0 10 0 5 0 TX rate 0 20 20 STC 0 10 0 m User TVG setting 0 40 20 TVG curve 10 20 30 40 manual Noise threshold 30 30 0 Clutter curve Standard Straight OFF Clutter 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Color resolution OFF 0 1 3 0 7 0 Picture advance STOP 1 8 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 SYNC Line interpolation OFF ON Noise limiter OFF NL1 NL2 NL3 Signal level 0 14 0 Echo smoothing OFF 1 2 3 4 Ping setting Internal External Bottom search ON OFF Multi beam TX frequency Low Standard High E pulse length Standard Long TX power Level1 Level2 Level3 Level4 Level5 Depth distance Depth Distance Simul TX start Rng 100 5000 1000 Status Display item ADVANCE SHIFT ALARM GAIN TIMER TEMP L L SPEED COURSE ROLL PITCH HEAVE P B TD Window Opaque Transparent Display Window Fixed at bottom Font size Small Standard Large Draft indication OFF ON Fish size Fish size histogram Horizontal axis scale 10 20 30 40 Display 50 60 70 80 90 100 Vertical axis area 1 2 3 4 5 6 Vertical zoom rate 100 200 400 Vertical zoom area 7 6 5 4 3
6. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 5 3 Three beam display The three beam display shows the images captured from the port downward and starboard directions Beam direction B Bearing angle from bow direction T Tilt angle angle from downward direction line Beam direction can be shown with an icon E See paragraph 3 2 Beam 3 Beam 2 Beam 1 Port Downward Starboard Three beam display Changing display area The width of each display can be adjusted as follows 1 Place the trackball pointer on a dividing line between displays and the pointer changes to a double ended arrow lt I 2 Hold the left button while dragging the double ended arrow with the trackball to adjust width Beam 2 picture width widened Beam 1 picture width decreased Beam 3 Beam 2 Beam 1 1 10 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Note Normally pulses are fired from beam 1 beam 2 and beam 3 in that order and displayed on the screen as the port downward and starboard images When the display range of the 3 beam display is higher than 1000 m the menu bar shows Simul TX To fire pulses from beam 1 3 simultaneously click the Simul TX indication to show ON When this is done the picture advance speed quickens However the display becomes susceptible to unwanted echoes The default Simul TX detection range is 1000 m This value can be set between 100 and 5000 m For further details see page 3 6 Menu for turning simultaneous trans
7. Processor Unit Power USB 1 1 Cannot be used Connecting a hard disk 1 21 1 Choosing where to record data 1 Connect a USB hard disk to the USB port on the processor unit 2 Click Setting 3 Click Record Record gt Record setting Recording location eA Reference Recording time 24 afe hour Required free space 1024 afe ME Record info Data view Disk space into 2005 06 07 gt Unit 2006 04 10 Time All disk space z hour Free space 5 hour selected data space 0 hour ae ie Free space after delete 5 hour RX MS Used space MS Selected space Free space Select all Release all Delete 0 OK Cancel Apply Record dialog box 1 35 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 4 Click the Reference button Reference 9 20050121 Ey 2005 02 22 ly 2005 02 29 By 2005_03_01 4S 2005_03_03 2005 _03_29 45 2005_03_30 45 2005_04 20 4 2005_04 21 El 4 2005 _04_25 H ee E E E H l ok Cancel _ 5 Choose location of data recording and then close the Reference window 6 Click lt or gt successively in the Recording time box to set recording time 1 24 hours 7 Click lt or gt successively in the Recording free space box to set required free space 512 32 767 MB 8 Click the OK button Data recording information Data recording information can be confirmed in the Record info sub window In Data view in the Record info sub window choose file to find its size
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9. or Temp limit box for temperature alarm or v temp alarm to set alarm depth or temperature limit 6 Click lt or gt in the Alarm zone box to set the width of the alarm from the starting point 1 29 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 7 Click the OK button 00 00 28 34 42 616 N 135 19 740 E eee neon en Starting point Alarm marker Green Bottom alarm Orange Fish alarm Bottom fish alarm Purple Temperature alarm Temperature graph turned on from Display item dialog box Alarm marker The alarm marker appears at the right edge of the display and the color is green for the bottom fish alarm and orange for the fish alarm To disable an alarm remove the check mark from the box at step 3 in the above procedure 1 18 3 Setting audio alarm volume You may set the volume of the audio alarm as follows Click Settings Click Alarm Click V in the Volume box Click the setting desired setting range 0 7 Click the OK button de a a 1 30 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 19 Function Keys The function keys on the control unit provide for one touch access to the setting window of your choice 1 19 1 Using the function keys The default program for each function key is as shown in the table below Press the appropriate function to access the setting window programmed for it Function key Default program displays Echo image dialog box Shift dialog box Gain dialog box Mode dialog box 1 19 2 Program
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14. ON Sound veolocity 1400 1600 1500m s Roll offset 10 0 10 0 0 0 deg Draft 6 0 60 0 0 0m Pitch offset 10 0 10 0 0 0 deg Motion sensor SC Internal sensor SC TD in longitudinal dir 100 0 100 0 Om SC TD in port stdb dir 100 0 100 0 Om SC TD in up down dir 100 0 100 0 Om Internal sensor in bow dir 0 360 0 deg Temp __ emp input CIF NMEA L Temp adjust 20 0 to 20 0 0 Net rn Input data CIF NMEA t Horizontal axis Min 5 0 35 0 5 0 C V temp graph L Horizontal axis Max 5 0 35 0 35 0 C 9 AP 3 APPENDIX Q 8 Color Day Night Day Night Hue Standard Mono USER1 USER2 Marker line Change color VRM Change color Temp graph Change color Bottom discrimination Change color of Hardness and Flatness graph lines Net Change color of Net marks 1 6 Pane Change color of window border Unit Depth m ft fa hiro P B Temperature C F Speed kt km h mph Bearing TRUE Magnetic mae address 192 168 2 3 L Bort 5001 30000 70000 BE COM1 NMEA1 NMEA2 CIF Communication Network NMEA Baud rate 4800 Bps 9600 Bps 19200 Bps 38400 Bps Bit rate 7 Bit 8 Bit Stop bit 7 Bit 1 5 Bit 2 Bit Parity bit None Even Odd Port COM1 NMEA1 NMEA2 CIF Baud rate 600 Bps 1200 bps 2400 bps 4800 bps Bit rate 7bit 8bit Stop bit 1 Bit 1 5 Bit 2 Bit Parity bit None Even O
15. axis Number of fish within measuring area Vert axis Area of measurement 00 00 28 34 42 616 N 135 19 740 E Fish size histogram window Fish size histogram window Note 1 The fish size histogram window can be moved as desired For details see Chapter 2 Note 2 When the fish size histogram window is closed all data measured is deleted How to read the fish histogram The bar graph shows size and proportion of fish in measuring area The vertical axis shows fish length default setting and the horizontal axis shows distribution In the fish size histogram display above more than 50 of the fish in the measuring area are 10 cm in length 1 19 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 12 Setting Measuring Area There are four ways to set the measurement area for the fish size histogram e Measure fish at specific location e Measuring depth shallower than bottom in all directions e Measure specific depth range e Measure bottom fish 1 12 1 Measuring fish in a specific location 1 Click Setting 2 Click Fish size Click the Fish size histogram tab if necessary to show the fish size dialog box Fish size Display Measurement Unit Fish gain lo afe Measurment threshold 4 afl Measuring area Manual Manual area Vertical fio Manual area Horizontal 10 4 P 9 Bottorn trace area m Calibration value D o afl OK Cancel Apply Fish size dialog box measurement If the Unit o
16. box Place the pointer on the tenkey button ER at the lower left hand corner and then push the left button to show the tenkey panel 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Tenkey Tenkey panel Place the cursor on the desired numeric key and then push the left button Repeat to enter all data required Changing setting using a check box Enabled Disabled 1 Place the pointer on the check box of the item you want to enable or disable 2 Push the left button to remove or insert the check mark as appropriate An item is enabled when the check mark is present Changing setting using a toggle button Mode indicator Enabled highlighted in blue Disabled 1 Click the item desired 2 Each click enables or disables your selection alternately When the item selected is enabled it is highlighted in dark blue and when disabled it is colored gray 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 2 2 How to use the pop up menus 1 Right click anywhere on the screen and a pop up menu appears Made Indicates an Screen layout option menu A scope aj is available Fange b shift Galt Clutter k Marker Graph I Window selection Pop up menu 2 Click the item desired An item with gt indicates an option window ellipsis a setting window Currently selected option is marked with a filled circle Option window for Mode f me Seu Screen layout k 3 BEAM Sn A stone SPLIT
17. corr Mode dialog box 3 In the Display Mode window choose the mode you wish to use See the next several sections for display descriptions To divide the screen go to step 4 Otherwise go to step 5 4 In the Screen Layout window click the screen division you wish to use The Preview window shows the results of your selection Note that the split beam display cannot be divided 5 Click the OK button to finish 1 8 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 5 2 Split beam display The split beam display shows the underwater images captured with the split beam With display of appropriate window you can discern single fish distribution with the fish size histogram and monitor fish movement with the target graph Timer marker each 30 sec Measuring range Elapsed time and postion of vertical VRM oa Zero line Mode indicator 940 00 28 fea Temperature graph OTDA Net marker Temperature scale Fish echo Ba Horizontal VRM Bottom echo Depth of horizontal VRM marker Split beam display Note When the display range for the split beam presentation is 500 m or higher the indication Deep mode appears in the menu bar To enable deep mode detection click Deep Mode on the menu bar followed by clicking ON The default deep mode detection range is 500 m For further details contact your dealer Menu for turning deep mode on or off Fie Disp Setting System Window Deep mode e OFF ON Deep mode detection options 1
18. may set ranges as desired For further details see Chapter 3 1 Click Setting Bettine oyster Echo image Mult bear Status Fish size Setting menu 2 Click Echo image Echo image Range i m Clutter curve Standard User setting Clutter Zoom range 10 t m Color resolution User setting Picture advance Shift o t m Line interpolation Gain Moise limiter TX rate signal level els Echo smoothing Tv curve Ping setting Internal User TVG setting Bottom search GN Moise threshold Gk Cancel Apply Echo image dialog box 1 13 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 3 Click V in the Range box Range oom range Shif Gain TX rate Range options 4 Click the range you wish to use For example choosing 80 the display will show underwater conditions from the transducer down to 80 m 5 Click the OK button 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 7 Shifting the Display Range You may shift the display in order to look at a shallower or deeper depth without changing the current range ae eee eee eee Shift the start _ depth to watch shallow or deep Picture Shift principle Click Setting Click Echo image Click lt or gt in the Shift box to choose shift value Click the OK button FONS 1 15 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 8 Adjusting the Gain Adjust the gain according to signal strength Adjust so noise just disappears from the screen A CAUTION Use
19. minute folder you wish to playback A list of JPG files appears Click a JPG file to show file name in reverse video Chosen JPG file appears in the file box 10 Click the Open button to load the screen shot 1 42 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Image read m e e T Ti rev an l Fie Oey Sring Se Winks Wele jra 1 mE A ae 11 To erase the screen shot click the Close button 1 43 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW This page intentionally left blank 1 44 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS The FCV 30 has eight window displays status fish size histogram target graph V temp graph bottom zoom bottom lock marker zoom and bottom discrimination You may locate these windows anywhere on the screen Further right clicking at the upper right side of a window displays associated pop up menu 2 1 Turning on Window Displays 1 Click Disp setting Systen Mode Display item Display window Disp menu 2 Click Display Window One zoom window may be enabled Display window Bottom lock 2S Se Fish size histogram Bottom zoom Target graph Marker zoom V temp graph Zoom window size C Medium Large OK Cancel Apply Display window dialog box 3 Choose item s to enable or disable in the Display item window and then push the left button Items which are enabled are highlighted in blue and those which are disabled are grey Note Only one among bottom lock bottom zoom and mar
20. of suppression Choose OFF when no noise exists so as not to miss small targets Click the OK button 1 24 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 16 Picture Advance Speed The picture advance speed determines how quickly the vertical scan lines run across the screen When selecting a picture advance speed keep in mind that a fast advance speed will expand the size of the fish school horizontally on the screen and a slow advance speed will contract it FAST SLOW The advancement speed may be set independent of or synchronized with ship s speed 1 Click Settings 2 Click Echo image 3 Click V in the Picture advance box The fractions in the window denote the number of scan lines produced per transmission For example 1 8 means one scan line is produced every eight transmissions STOP freezes the display and it is convenient for observing an echo SYNC advances the picture according to ship s speed See the next page Picture advance Line interpolation Noise limiter signal level Echo smoothing Ping setting Internal Picture advance options 4 Click the setting desired 5 Click the OK button 1 25 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Ship s speed dependent picture advance With speed data provided by a speed measuring device picture advance speed may be set according to ship s speed the ship s speed dependent mode As shown in the figure below the horizontal scale of the display is not influenced by the change of
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22. the Layout window blue highlight the display you want to change b Blue highlight the location in the Layout window where you want to move the display selected at a 10 Click the OK button to close the display mode change dialog box 11 If you want to change screen layout format choose Vertical Horizontal or Combination from the Screen layout window 12 To choose the size of the A scope display choose OFF Small Standard or Large from the A scope window 13 Click the OK button 3 2 Display Item Dialog Box 3 CHANGING SETTINGS The Display Item dialog box lets you choose what indications to display 1 Click Disp 2 Click Display Item Display item Normal display Time marker Alarm marker Mode indicator Beam direction White line Net mark Temp graph Zoom display Bottom discrimination Hardness Roughness Layout H VRM depth Ks Left C Left Mid f Center C Right Mid C Right Temp graph scale C Left C Left Mid geteeteeneeeeenneens C Right Mid C Right Bottom discrimination scale C Left Mid Center C Right Mid C Right Display switch Beam direction Letters C Fig C Letters Fig Display item dialog box 3 In the Display Item window blue highlight the items you wish to display 4 Click the OK button Display item dialog box description
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24. the factory set ranges are not to your liking you may change them as desired Zoom range Set zoom ranges Zoom range details f the factory set zoom ranges are not to your liking you may change them as desired Clutter Adjust to suppress on screen clutter The higher the figure the stronger the amount of clutter suppression 0 turns off the clutter feature Clutter is automatically adjusted when the Auto mode Fishing or Cruising is active Picture advance Choose the speed of picture advancement Noise limiter Turn on to reject noise The settings are OFF NL1 NL2 and NL3 and NL3 provides the highest degree of noise suppression Echo smoothing Adjust this item when echoes appear spotty The higher the setting the greater the smoothing Signal level Sedimented water or reflections from plankton may be painted on the display in green or light blue These weak echoes may be erased with the signal level function Tx rate Choose the interval between transmissions The smaller the figure the longer the time between transmissions and thus the longer an image remains on the screen Ping setting Interference from another echo sounder or a scanning sonar may be suppressed by synchronizing transmission with the offending echo sounder or scanning sonar Choose External to synchronize transmission Select Internal when no echo sounder or scanning sonar is connected or to synchronize and transmit with the TX signal from this
25. the proper gain setting Incorrect gain may produce wrong depth indication possibly resulting ina dangerous situation 1 Click Setting 2 Click Echo image 3 Click lt or gt in the Gain box to choose the gain setting desired Gain too high Gain proper Gain too low Examples of gain settings and resulting pictures 4 Click the OK button 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 9 Find Depth and Position of a Fish Echo You may measure the depth to a fish school or bottom with the horizontal line marker called the horizontal VRM Variable Range Marker marker Further you may measure elapsed time with the vertical VRM For example you can measure how many minutes before the current time a fish echo appeared Elapsed time and postion to vertical VRM 00 00 28 34 42 616 N 135 19 740 E Horizontal VRM Depth to horizontal VRM Position shown in red when position data is lost Measuring depth elapsed time and position with the VRMs Measuring depth 1 Roll the trackball to place the pointer on the horizontal VRM The shape of the pointer changes to 2 Hold down the left button while rolling the trackball upward or downward to place the horizontal VRM on the object that you wish to measure the depth 3 Read the depth indication on the horizontal VRM Measuring elapsed time 1 Roll the trackball to place the pointer on the vertical VRM 2 Hold down the left button while rolling the trackball leftward or r
26. to 5 m Turn off the STC when there is no noise on the screen otherwise weak echoes may be missed TVG curve Choose the TVG curve to use The higher the numeric the higher the gain with depth User TVG setting Effective when TVG curve is set for Manual This allows you to set a different TVG from those provided Noise threshold Adjusts noise present on long range deep depth The larger the figure the more noise is erased 3 5 3 CHANGING SETTINGS Color resolution Effective when Clutter curve is turned off You may set display width dB for colors Set display width dB for one color Line interpolation Smoothes picture when picture advance speed is 2 1 4 1 or 8 1 Echo smoothing When echoes look spotty adjust this setting The higher the setting the greater the smoothing Ping setting Chooses source of keying pulse external for use only when external echo sounder is used or internal Bottom search Turns bottom detection feature on or off When turned off appears as the depth indication in the status window 3 4 Multi beam Dialog Box This Multi beam dialog box sets up the multi beam display 1 Click Setting 2 Click Multi beam Multi beam TX frequency TA pulse length Standard TA power Level 5 Depth Distance Distance Simul T start range 1000 qt m Ok Cancel Apply Multi beam dialog box Multi beam dialog box description TX frequency Sets T
27. to anchor the Status display at the bottom of the screen 6 To choose the size of the characters for the Status window click Small Standard or Large in the Font size window 7 To display the draft indication click ON in the Draft indication window 8 After setting up the Status window click the OK button 2 4 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS Data display description lem Description O Picture Show current picture advance setting advance Shift Show current shift value Show current alarm content Show current gain setting Choose Marker line from the menu bar and push the left button The timer Timer then counts up the number of minutes max 99 min 59 sec since the left button was pushed Femera Water temperature data fed from external temperature sensor is shown P Temperature range 99 9 C to 99 9 C L Speed fed from speed log is shown Speed range 0 0 kt to 99 9 kt Gore Course fed from a navigator is shown Course range 0 359 Roll angle fed from appropriate sensor is shown Roll angle range 90 0 to 90 0 Pitch angle fed from appropriate sensor is shown me Pitch angle range 90 0 to 90 0 eave Heave fed from a satellite compass is shown Heave range 99 m to 99 0 m Range and bearing to a TO waypoint fed from a navigator is shown mange Peanng Range and bearing 0 360 Speed Position data fed from a navigator is shown F Latitude and longitude range Latitude 90 0
28. various units of measurement 1 Click System on the menu 2 Click Unit Depth Temp speed Bearing OK Cancel Apply Unit dialog box Unit dialog box description Depth Choose unit of depth measurement from among meters feet fathoms hiro and passi braza Temperature Choose unit of temperature measurement between C and F Speed Choose unit of soeed measurement among knots km h and mph Bearing Choose bearing format between True and Magnetic 3 10 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 8 Target Sphere Calibration Dialog Box To accurately analyze fish distribution it is necessary to calibrate target strength using a calibration sphere The calibration is done to jibe the target strength TS value displayed in the fish histogram dialog box with the TS of the calibration sphere Follow the procedure below to perform the calibration 1 Suspend a calibration sphere at least 3 m directly below the transducer 2 Open the fish histogram dialog box 3 While observing the echo sounder image adjust the area marker yellow rectangle to place the echo of the calibration sphere within the area marker See paragraph 1 12 1 for details Set the marker at the right edge of the screen in order to measure with most recent data It is recommended to make the measuring area as small as possible to keep unwanted echoes out of the measuring area however the calibration can be performed with any size measuring area 4 Not
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30. 0 000 S to 90 00 000 N Longitude 180 00 000 W to 180 00 000 E Time Time difference fed from a Loran C navigator is shown difference Time difference range 00000 0 to 99999 9 Draft calibration method is shown below surface or below transducer 2 5 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS 2 2 2 Fish size histogram window The fish size histogram shows fish size within the selected measuring area The SPLIT split beam display must be active to show the fish size histogram window Number of fish within vertical axis Number of fish within measuring area Vertical range 125 247 Unit of measurement Horizontal axis 0 5 101520253035404550 Fish size histogram window Setting up the fish size histogram dialog box 1 Click Setting 2 Click Fish size Fish size Fish size histogram Fish size Horizontal axis scale 50 v Display Measurement Unit Fish gain li gt piei sns Vertical axis area 3 Measurment threshold i4 4 gt com Vertical zoom rate 100 7 Unit Vertical a ertical zoom area Meaeunag area fenas 7 Manual area Vertical fio 4 gt White mark OFF bd Manual area Horizontal ho 4 Hl White mark area Min i cm a Bottom trace area m White mark area Max i cm Calibration value 0 0 4 gt dB Peak OFF v Target graph Radius scale F ok Cancel Apply OK Cancel Apply OK Cancel Apply Fish size histogram dialog box 2 6
31. 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 4 1 4 2 FCV 30 SPECIFICATIONS OF THE COLOR VIDEO SOUNDER DISPLAY Display Display Range Display Mode Display Window Display Advance Speed Alarm A scope Record TRANSCEIVER Output Power TX Rate TX Frequency Beam Control Range DATA I O I O Port NMEA Input Sentences CIF Input Data NMEA Output Sentences POWER SUPPLY Processor Unit Transceiver Unit FCV 30 Optional supply or commercial monitor XGA 1024x768 SXGA 1280x1024 Range 10 5000 m Shift 0 5000 m Zoom range 2 200 m SPLIT 3 beam SPLIT 2 beam User1 User2 User3 Status Fish size histogram Target position graph V temp graph Bottom lock Bottom zoom Marker zoom Bottom discrimination graph 8 settings Freeze 1 8 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 SYNC Bottom alarm Fish alarm Bottom fish alarm Temperature alarm V temp alarm Display selectable among 1 6 1 8 or 1 10 of screen width Each transmission is displayed on A scope Raw data image data 4 kW Max 600 pulse min 38 kHz Bow stern port starboard within 20 NMEA CIF USB 2 0 LAN 10 BASE T 100BASE TX IEC61162 1 NMEA 0183 Ver 2 0 3 0 BWC GGA GLC GLL GNS GTD MTW RMA RMB RMC VHW VTG ZDA att hve Water temperature Net depth Sonde number IEC61162 1 NMEA 0183 Ver 1 5 2 0 3 0 SDDBS SDDBT SDDPT SDTLL YCMTW SDvrm SDbtm 100 240 VAC 3A 2A 100 120 200 240 VAC 5A 3A SP 1 F23 73S01E 060414 F U R U N
32. 2 BEAM sliding we USER f shift ee Track G l i a bar Clutter d Marker Graph Window selection Pop up menu and shift setting window 3 Do one of the following according to item selected Operation from an options window Roll the trackball to execute appropriate operation and then push the left button Operation from a setting window There are three settings methods e Drag the sliding bar Place the pointer on the sliding bar and hold down the left button while rolling the trackball e Place the pointer on the track bar and then click with the left button e With the track bar selected spin the thumbwheel and roll the thumbwheel downward to increment figure upward upward to increment figure downward If the drag bar is not selected place the pointer on it and push the left button Finally click the Close button 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 3 Turning the Power On Off Turning on the power 1 Turn on the monitor 2 Open the power switch cover on the Control Unit and push the C switch The power comes on Windows starts up the FCV30 application launches and then the last used display appears Windows is the registered trademark of Microsoft Inc Note that the Windows Help feature is not available with this equipment Turning off the power There are two methods to turn off the power a Press the switch Do not press the switch more than four seconds last used settings will not be me
33. 3 Converting recorded data to HAC format Recorded data can be converted to HAC format data the standard archiving and playback format for fisheries acoustics data This HAC format is nonrestrictive and independent of the computer platform It can accommodate most echo sounders Note that this feature is not available when transmitting or receiving Connect USB hard disk to the USB port on the processor unit Click File Click TX Stop Click File Click Convert to HAC format ae T Convert to HAC format LST file Reference HAC file start position lr SY End position Convert to HAC format dialog box 6 Click the Reference button 7 Choose the file LST file you wish to convert 8 Click the Open button Total no of pings in lst file Convert to H amp G format Location of LST file LST file HAC file Total Ping 75 Location of HAC file Start position 1 05 50 32 End position 75 05 50 45 rogress bar Left figure Ping number Blue bar extends rightward as conversion progresses Right figure Recording time 1 38 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 9 With the slider bars choose start position and end position 10 Click the Start button to start the conversion The progress bar extends rightward as the conversion progresses When the conversion has been comp
34. 304 a S T T Transducer CV 303 System configuration Vil This page intentionally left blank Vill 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 1 Controls Thumbwheel Shifts cursor position in setting window Left button Confirms menu selection Right button Displays pop up Turns the power menu on off User programmable function keys Trackball Moves trackball pointer Control unit 1 1 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 2 Menu Operation The FCV 30 is controlled from a menu system Two types of menus are available Main menu All menu options are contained in pull down menus Pop up menu Contains most frequently used menu functions 1 2 1 How to use the main menu Close button Menu bar Trackball pointer Title bar Date and time Monday April 10 2006 15 01 File Disp Setting System Window Marker line Menu bar 1 Roll the trackball to choose menu desired File Disp Setting System etc from the menu bar at the top of the screen and the click it with the left button ethic oy Etem ie Ellipsis indicates a UIE GEAM dialog box is available Record Statys Fish S126 A lar tt Setting menu 2 Roll the trackball to choose menu item desired and then click with the left button A menu item which contains an ellipsis indicates a dialog box is available Multi beam TH frequency EEE E TA pulse length Standard TA power Level 5 Depth Dista
35. Bottom search GN Moise threshold Gk Cancel Apply Echo image dialog box 3 CHANGING SETTINGS User ranges If the factory prepared display ranges or zoom ranges are not to your liking you may use your own ranges by following the procedure below 1 Click the User Setting button below the Range box or Zoom range box User settine Range User setting oom ranget Rangel oe H Rangel a aH Fange po fH Ranges BF Ranges aot Ranged ho ajh Ranged Bo alim Ranged 20 H Range5 hsoa a Lm Ranges aw H 300 WM Rangeb ajh ii Default Descending sort Range 500 aj Ranged ooo HY Ranged is00 lt i Cd AY Rangell fo00 w dL m Rangel 2500 a FI m Rangel ooo af m Default Descending sort User range dialog boxes 2 Click lt or gt successively in the appropriate Range box to set range Note To restore factory prepared ranges click the Default button To sort ranges in order of low to high click the Sort button 3 Click the OK button Echo image dialog box description TX rate 20 TX rates are available Normally the highest rate 20 is used When in shallow waters second reflection echoes may appear between surface and actual bottom echo In this case lower the rate STC STC is useful for suppressing surface noise plankton or bubble etc The setting range is 0 10 the higher the setting the greater the extent of suppression Setting 10 Suppresses noise up
36. Normal display Choose items to show or hide V VRM H VRM Color bar Time marker Alarm marker Mode indicator Beam direction White line marks bottom position Net mark requires net sonde or trawl sonar Temp graph Zoom display bottom discrimination graph Show Hardness and or Roughness of bottom on bottom discrimination graph Bottom zoom Bottom lock or Marker zoom must be active H VRM depth Choose where to display the horizontal VRM depth indication Left Left Mid Center Right Mid Right 3 CHANGING SETTINGS Temp graph scale Choose where to display the temperature graph scale Left Left Mid Center Right Mid Right Bottom discrimination scale Choose where to display the bottom discrimination scale Left Left Mid Center Right Mid Right Beam direction Choose how to show beam direction Letters Figures or Letters Figures Line length Shows default angle 10 deg Radius of inner circle Light blue 20 deg Radius of outer circle line Line direction Shows bearing 3 3 Echo Image Dialog Box The Echo Image dialog box provides for control of echo sounder functions 1 Click Setting 2 Click Echo image Echo image Range el m Clutter curve Standard User setting Clutter Zoom range 10 tj m Color resolution User setting Picture advance Shift F t m Line interpolation Gain Moise limiter TX rate signal level ott Echo smoothing Tv curve Ping setting Internal User TVG setting
37. T Bac LF WIIRWILUI OPERATOR S MANUAL COLOR SOUNDER mMopEL FCV 30 FURUNO ELECTRIC CO LTD NISHINOMIYA JAPAN FURUNO ELECTRIC Co LTD 9 52 Ashihara cho Nishinomiya 662 8580 JAPAN Telephone 0798 65 2111 Fax 0798 65 4200 _ All rights reserved Printed in Japan Pub No OME 23730 DAMI FCV 30 ESF Elemental Chlorine Free The paper used in this manual is elemental chlorine free FURUNO Authorized Distributor Dealer FIRST EDITION FEB 2005 MAY 16 2006 00015183503 OME23730D00 IMPORTANT NOTICES e No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced without written permission e lf this manual is lost or worn contact your dealer about replacement e The contents of this manual and equipment specifications are subject to change without notice The example screens or illustrations shown in this manual may not match the screens you see on your display The screen you see depends on your system configuration and equipment settings This manual is intended for use by native speakers of English FURUNO will assume no responsibility for the damage caused by improper use or modification of the equipment or claims of loss of profit by a third party Dispose of the equipment according to appropriate regulations A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS A WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Do not open the equipment Only qualified personnel should work inside the equip
38. TWARE to others Separation of Components The SOFTWARE is licensed as a single product Its component parts may not be separated for use on more than one computer Additional Software Services This EULA applies to updates supplements add on components product support services or Internet based services components Supplemental Components of the SOFTWARE that you may obtain from Furuno Electric Co Ltd MS Microsoft Corporation or their subsidiaries after the date you obtain your initial copy of the SOFTWARE unless you accept updated terms or another agreement governs If other terms are not provided along with such Supplemental Components and the Supplemental Components are provided to you by MS Microsoft Corporation or their subsidiaries then you will be licensed by such entity under the same terms and conditions of this EULA except that 1 MS Microsoft Corporation or their subsidiaries providing the Supplemental Components will be the licensor with respect to such Supplemental Components in lieu of the COMPANY for the purposes of the EULA and 11 TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW THE SUPPLEMENTAL COMPONENTS AND ANY JF ANY SUPPORT SERVICES RELATED TO THE SUPPLEMENTAL COMPONENTS ARE PROVIDED AS IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS ALL OTHER DISCLAIMERS LIMITATION OF DAMAGES AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS PROVIDED BELOW AND OR OTHERWISE WITH THE SOFTWARE SHALL APPLY TO SUCH SUPPLEMENTAL COMPONENTS MS Microsoft Corporation or their
39. TX Stop Record Play Stop Pause Load the screen shot Save the screen shot Load user setting 1 20 Save user setting 1 20 Convert to HAC format ETR Quit Display Mode Display Mode SPLIT 3 BEAM SPLIT 2 BEAM USER 1 USER 2 USER 3 Display mode Display Item change SPLIT BEAM1 BEAM2 BEAM3 BEAM4 BEAM5 Beam T Tilt 0 20 0 information Bearing 0 359 0 Screen layout Vertical Horizontal Combination A scope OFF Small Standard Large Display Item Normal display V VRM H VRM Color bar Time marker Alarm marker Mode indicator Beam direction White line Net mark Temp graph Zoom display Bottom discrimination Hardness Roughness Layout H VRM depth Left Left Mid Center Right Mid Right Temp graph scale Left Left Mid Center Right Mid Right Bottom discrimination scale Left Left Mid Center Right Mid Right Display switch Letters Fig Letters Fig window lock Bottom zoom Marker zoom Display Status Fish size historgram Target graph temp graph Bottom p Zoom window size Small Medium Large Setting Echo image Range 10m 20m 40m 80m 150m 300m 500m 1000m 1500m 2000m 2500m 3000m User setting Range 1 10 5000 10m Range2 10 5000 20m Range3 10 5000 40m Range4 10 5000 80m Range5 10 5000 150m Range6 10 5000 300m Range7 10 5000 500m Range8 10 5000 1000m Range9 10 5000 1500m Range10 10 5000 2000m 3 Range11 10 5000
40. VG level TYG distance 100 1 m TYG distance Bottorn level E 4 P Bottom level STC 0 ale STC Common Range details User setting Echo smoothing 3 Zoom range 10 7 m signal level oO af Zoom range details User setting Tx rate Po h Clutter Fing setting Internal l Ficture advance Auto mode OFF X Moise limiter Target echo Standard OK Cancel Apply Range Choose display range among eight ranges Display range is automatically chosen when the Auto mode Fishing or Cruising is active Shift Set amount of display range shift Gain Set gain Gain is automatically chosen when the Auto mode Fishing or Cruising is active TVG level Compensate for propagation attenuation of the ultrasonic waves It does this by equalizing echo presentation so that fish schools of the same size appear in the same density in both shallow and deep waters The higher the figure the lower the gain on near range TVG distance Set effective range of TVG Bottom level If the depth indication is unstable in automatic or manual gain adjustment adjust bottom level to get stable depth indication 3 17 3 CHANGING SETTINGS STC Help distinguish surface fish from surface echoes The setting range is 0 10 the higher the setting the greater the extent of suppression Setting 10 suppresses noise up to 5m Turn off the STC when there is no noise on the screen otherwise weak echoes may be missed Range details If
41. alog box Note 2 Radius scale sets the width of the area in degrees 2 5 to display below the transducer beam center The larger the figure the greater the area in which a single fish can be tracked 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS 2 2 4 V temperature graph window The V temperature graph window plots depth and water temperature data fed from a net sonde or trawl sonar Max 6 units Water temperature is plotted on the horizontal axis depth on the vertical axis You may adjust the minimum and maximum horizontal axis figures on the Net dialog box Further the temperature depth line color may be chosen on the Color dialog box A pop up window lets you adjust the horizontal axis figures with sliding bars and reset data click the v temp graph window with the right button to show the pop up window Horizontal axis t 4 d4 1f HF depth E my o oink Apini Sennie iais aS i aio po pinmini ninin ln dn F J e Ln LK r 4 pee eee dle Ln bLun 10 15 20 25 30 35 Horizontal axis temperature V temperature graph 2 10 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS Setting up the v temp graph 1 Click System 2 Click Net Input data temp graph Horizontal axis Min Horizontal axis Max Input data Choose the format of data fed from net sonde or trawl sonar CIF Water temperature and net dept
42. cannot be rejected otherwise Setting range 10 0 to 10 0 TX power reduction This setting is normally OFF However if an echo sounder of the same frequency as your own is being operated nearby interference may appear on your display In this case both parties should lower their TX power to remove the interference Turn this item ON to lower TX power Tx pulse length Pulse length is automatically selected according to display range and display shift settings For manual selection choose a short pulse when resolution is important and choose a long pulse when long range detection is your objective To improve resolution on zoom displays choose the pulse length setting Short1 Short 2 or Manual Shortt Detection resolution is improved however detection range is shorter 1 4 of standard compared to Short2 Short2 Detection resolution is improved however detection range is shorter 1 2 of standard Standard Use for general fishing operations Long Detection resolution is lower however detection range is longer 2x normal Depending on the range the Tx rate is 1 2 of the normal Manual Operator chooses pulse length 3 19 3 CHANGING SETTINGS Tx pulse length Manual Operative when TX pulse length is set to Manual The pulse length range is 0 2 5 ms The smaller the figure the better the resolution however the detection range is shorter Conversely the larger the figure the better the detection but the lower the r
43. d 12 4 Measuring bottom fish Click Setting Click Fish size Click V in the Measuring area box Click Bottom trace Click V in the Bottom trace area box Bottom trace area Calibration value Click measurement range desired The measurement range starts from the bottom Click the OK button Measurement range markers 1 and 2 appear as in the figure at the top of the next page 1 21 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Measurement range marker 2 Dashed yellow vertical line 40 ee Measurement range marker 1 ome Short yellow horizontal dashes Measurement range markers on the fish size display Place the cursor on the measurement range marker 2 yellow vertical line The shape of the cursor changes from an arrow A to double ended arrow Using the left button drag the measurement range marker 2 to the location desired and the release the left button Measurement range marker 1 short yellow horizontal dash automatically traces the bottom 1 22 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 13 Suppressing Low Level Noise Clutter suppression Light blue dots may appear over most of screen This is mainly due to dirty water or noise This noise can be suppressed by adjusting the Clutter suppression function Appearance of clutter on the display 1 Click Settings 2 Click Echo image 3 Click V in the Clutter curve box Clutter curve Standard Clutter Straight Color resolution Clutter curve opt
44. dd Port COM1 NMEA1 NMEAZ2 CIF Baud rate 4800 bps 9600 bps 19200 bps 38400 bps Bit rate 7 Bit 8 Bit Stop bit 7 Bit 1 5 Bit 2 Bit Parity bit None Even Odd Date Year Month Day Hr Min Sec Test Version information Initialization Target sphere calibration Default settings Window Auto arrange Deep mode Simul TX Marker line AP 4 APPENDIX ETR File Load user setting 1 3 Save user setting 1 3 Close Disp __ Mode Display mode HF single LF single Dual freq HF zoom LF zoom Zoom mode Bottom lock Bottom zoom Marker zoom Screen layout Vertical Horizontal A scope OFF ON Display item ETR display item Color bar Time marker Mode indicator V VRM H VRM Depth Window size Small Medium Large Setting Echo image Low High freq Range 5m 10m 20m 40m 80m 150m 300m 1200m Shift 0 1200 Om Gain 0 0 10 0 5 0 TVG level 0 9 3 TVG distance 30 1000 100m STC 0 100 0 TVG curve 10 20 30 40 Manual User setting 0 40 20 Common Range details User settings Range 1 2 10 5m Range 2 5 20 10m Range 3 10 40 20m Range 4 30 80 40m Range 5 40 150 80m Range 6 80 300 150m Range 7 150 1200 300m Range 8 300 1200 1200m Zoom range 2m 5m 10m 20m 40m Zoom range details L User settings Range 1 2 120 2m Range 2 2 120 5m Range 3 2 120 10m Range 4 2 120 20m Range 5 2 120 40m Clu
45. e Code No 100 236 231 Location Processor Unit Junction Box O K DANGER Electrical shock hazard Do not remove cover No user serviceable parts inside Turn off power before servicing And wait until charge lamp green goes off and then remove cover Name Danger Label Type 10 079 6144 Code No 100 310 880 Location Transceiver Unit BO AOOO A CAUTION Do not transmit when the transducer is out of water The transducer may become damaged The picture does not advance when the picture advance speed is set for STOP A dangerous situation may result if the vessel is navigated while monitoring the depth indication since it is not updated when the picture is stopped Set the gain properly No picture appears if the gain setting is too low and noise appears when the gain is too high If the gain is set improperly the depth indication may be wrong resulting in a potentially dangerous situation if the vessel is navigated by monitoring the depth indication Sa EON wig mga cae 1 EE ta Trg yt r Gain too high Proper gain Gain too low TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD aac oe eater a sdetendea at anne sawaneeaeeveceannectaess vi SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 0 ccc ccccceeceeeeeeeeeneeeeecneeeneeeescnesenseeasceeseneeeesenesenes vil 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW ccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeseneenescneseesenesensenesenesenees 1 1 Wel CONTO Gerena et aaa sak aoa es beat uate
46. e is shown This value may be fine tuned For further details see paragraph 3 8 The larger the calibration figure the longer the length of individual fish even if received signal is the same Unit Choose the unit of measurement for the fish size histogram TS or L cm or L inch TS Displays echo strength from single fish L cm Displays fish length in centimeters L inch Displays fish length in inches 2 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS 2 2 3 Target graph window The target graph window plots fish echo position latest three scans It is available when the SPLIT display is active Radius scale Latest three data are shown Own ship Color of circle indicates strength of individual fish echo Large circle latest data Medium circle 2nd latest data Small circle 3rd latest data Target graph window Setting up the target graph window 1 Click Setting 2 Click Fish size If the Fish size histogram dialog box is shown click the Target graph tab to show the Target graph dialog box 2 8 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS Fish size Fish size histagram Horizontal axis scale Vertical axis area ertical zoom rate fertical zoom area White mark White mark area Mlin White mark area hax Peak Target graph Radius scale OK Cancel Apply Fish size dialog box Display tab Note 1 If the Measurement or Unit dialog box appears click the Display tab to open the Display di
47. e the TS value in the fish histogram dialog box There is no problem if the TS value and the TS value of the calibration sphere do not agree Ideally it is desirable if the distribution graph in the fish histogram window shows only one bar for the calibration sphere however the calibration can be executed regardless of distribution 5 Confirm that the echo from the calibration sohere appears in the area marker in consecutive scans 6 Click System on the menu bar 7 Click Test Initialization System Windom Marker line Output Compensation Temp et Color Urrt Commanication Date Test of Initialization Wersion information Target sphere calibration Detault setting 3 11 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 8 Click Target sphere calibration Target sphere calibration setting Target sphere TS tago 4 de Calibration Star measurement Current value 0 0 dE Wleasurement value 0 0 dE Setting value 0 0 4 dB Ay 9 In the Target sphere TS box use lt or gt to set the TS value fixed value of the target sphere 10 Click the Start measurement button The TS value of the calibration sphere inside the area marker is calculated and is displayed in the Setting value box 11 If necessary you may fine tune the found value 12 Click the OK button to finish 3 12 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 9 External Echo Sounder This equipment can show the ima
48. eaciadthcnecsetuactate 4 3 42 Troubleshooting essa te chesande sate stored ext aetwehstemceagedocuecesdemste torte AEE NATES 4 4 Ao s FRESLOMNG DETAUIL Seting Siriara a a 4 5 44 PINGING Software Versl ksrneat aen I a a R 4 6 ARFENDD cercei E ee crete AP 1 Men i Grent a a a E eye ee eee reer AP 1 Screen DIVISION wxueascatcers nites a S AP 7 SPECIFICATIONS narii aA a E A SP 1 INDE A Gree ee ene eee ee eee en ee nn ret ne eee ee reer IN 1 FOREWORD Introduction FURUNO Electric Company thanks you for considering and purchasing the FCV 30 Color sounder We are confident you will discover why the FURUNO name has become synonymous with quality and reliability For over 50 years FURUNO Electric Company has enjoyed an enviable reputation for quality and reliability throughout the world This dedication to excellence is furthered by our extensive global network of agents and dealers Your equipment is designed and constructed to meet the rigorous demands of the marine environment However no machine can perform its intended function unless properly installed and maintained Please carefully read and follow the operation and maintenance procedures set forth in this manual We would appreciate feedback from you the end user about whether we are achieving our purposes Thank you for considering and purchasing FURUNO Features The FCV 30 is a high performance echo sounder designed for fishing as well as oceanographic research It
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50. emp input Temp adjust Ok Cancel Apply Temp dialog box description Temp input Choose the data format of temperature data CIF Temperature data fed from net sonde NMEA Temperature data fed from navigation equipment Temp adjust An offset may be applied CIF temperature data to correct it Offset range 20 0 C 20 0 C 4 F 68 F 3 7 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 6 Color Dialog Box The Color dialog box lets you set the colors to use 1 Click System 2 Click Color Day Night C Might Marker line 4 PO change Standard USER 1 C Mono C USER 2 i coris M _ RE cne Paii ae i ch Temp graph 4 Color 13 _ Change Color 12 a ia 3 Color 10 a oh Bottom discrimination s Color 9 a Hardness Change E anse ol TT Roughness Change Color a Color 6 ee ae i Color 5 ia Mark 1 hance olor G s Color 4 E Mark 2 Change Galen Mark 3 DN charge Color 2 ae ae Ea E E Mark 5 PE Change Color 1 BS vake EEN Change BEGD Pane i E OK Cancel Apply Color dialog box Day Night Chooses window background color Daytime color provides a white background Nighttime color a black background Hue You may adjust colors to meet various operating environments User1 and User2 let you custom adjust colors to suit your needs 1 Choose User or User2 as appropriate 2 Click the Change button corresponding to the color you want to adjust 3 8 Basic colors
51. equipment Auto mode Turn the auto mode ON or OFF When activated display range gain and clutter are automatically adjusted for virtually hands free operation Display range Adjusted to display bottom echo on the screen Gain Adjusted to display the bottom echo in reddish brown color Clutter Adjusted to suppress weak echoes such as those from sedimented water Two auto modes are available Cruising and Fishing Cruising suppresses weak echoes to show the bottom echo clearly Fishing displays weak echoes clearly Target echo The default setting is Standard which is useful for general fishing If the objective is whitebait choose Surface 3 18 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 9 5 System menu 1 Click Setting on the menu bar 2 Click System Tet RA Compensation Color Unit b Test Initialization ETR TX RX dialog box Click TX RX on the System menu to show this dialog box ETR TX RX LF HF Gain adjustment moo Gain adjustment oat Freg adjustment Boo af Freg adjustment Do af Tx power reduction OFF ba T power reduction OFF sel TA pulse length Standard gt TA pulse length Standard Tx pulse length Manual _ aH ms Ts pulse length Manual Dz xf ms OK Cancel i Apply Gain adjustment Compensate for too high or too low gain and adjust gain balance of low and high frequency Setting range 50 to 50 Freq adjustment Fine tune the Tx frequency when interference
52. esolution ETR Compensation dialog box ETR Compensation Draft po afe m Sound velocity 1500 P mis Draft To get depth from the sea surface rather than the transducer enter ship s draft Setting range 15 0 60 0 m Sound velocity Adjust the sound velocity of the Tx pulse if the depth indication is incorrect Setting range 200 2000 m s 3 20 3 CHANGING SETTINGS ETR Color dialog box ETR Color BURNUM Me C Day Night TETTETETT 2 Hue Standard lt Mono Color 15 Color 14 Color 13 Color 12 Color 11 Color 10 Color S Color 8 Color Color 6 Colors Color 4 Color 3 Color z Color 1 BE sD a m i a we me m I bar E E a 7 7 i Ok Cancel Apply Day Night Choose background color of the echo sounder window Choose Day for white background Night for black background Hue Choose color arrangement for the echo sounder image The procedure is the same as that shown in paragraph 3 6 VRM Choose color for the horizontal and vertical VRMs 3 21 3 CHANGING SETTINGS Unit menu Choose unit of depth measurement Test Initialization menu Compensation Color nit b meea Simulation tr l Self test Default setting Simulation The simulation mode provides simulated echo sounder operation to help acquaint with the features of this equipment without the need for connecting the transducer The echo sou
53. ge from the FURUNO echo sounder ETR 30N 3 9 1 Displaying image from external echo sounder 1 2 Click File on the menu bar Click ETR The ETR 30N starts transmitting and the image from it appears in the external echo sounder window The message ETR connection confirmed appears at the top of the window until transmission starts Time marker every 30 seconds Mode marker Transmission line Color bar Horizontal Vertical VRM VRM Depth to horizontal VRM Depth ki HF High frequency LF Low frequency B L Bottom lock B Z Bottom zoom M Z Zoom marker Note A pop up menu for the external echo sounder display is available by right clicking that display See the next several paragraphs for menus available with the external echo sounder display 3 13 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 9 2 File menu Click File on the external echo sounder window s menu bar Disp Setting Load user setting nave User setting Close Load user setting Recall saved user settings Save user settings Three sets of user settings can be saved For further details see paragraph 1 20 1 Close Stop Tx Rx by ETR 30N and close external echo sounder window 3 14 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 9 3 Display menu Click Display on the external echo sounder window s menu bar Setting Syster Mode Display item Display window ETR setting window ETR Mode Display mode HF single LF single c Dua
54. h fed from net sonde NMEA Water temperature and net depth fed from trawl sonar Horizontal axis Min and Horizontal axis Max These set the minimum and maximum temperature scale and the range is 5 to 35 C 2 2 5 Bottom lock zoom window The bottom lock zoom window zooms echoes within the user set distance from the bottom Since the bottom is shown as flat this window is useful for discriminating bottom fish from the bottom echo 00 00 28 34 42 616 N 135 19 740 E Fish school hs Pi dji if m 30 Bottom displayed as flat Alarm marker Zoomed fish Bottom lock zoom window Bottom lock zoom window 2 11 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS Setting bottom lock zoom range 1 Click Setting 2 Click Echo image 3 Click W in the Zoom range box and push the left button foom range ohit Gain Zoom range options 4 Click the setting you wish to use 5 Click the OK button 2 2 6 Bottom zoom window The bottom zoom window expands bottom and bottom fish echoes by the zoom range selected It is useful for determining bottom hardness A bottom displayed with a short echo tail usually means it is a soft sandy bottom A long echo tail means a hard bottom 00 00 28 34 42 616 N 135 19 740 E Fish school TABA oll 30 Hit Hy Bottom zoom window 2 12 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS 2 2 1 Marker zoom window The marker zoom window zooms echoes within the expansion marker blue dashed line This marker is operated the
55. ightward to place the VRM on the object that you wish to find position 3 Read the elapsed time and position on the vertical VRM Note 1 The color of the VRMs can be changed See paragraph 3 5 Note 2 You may change the location of the depth indication on the horizontal VRM For further details see paragraph 3 2 1 17 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 10 Inscribing Lines You may inscribe vertical lines on the display to mark fish schools shoals etc When an echo of interest appears click Marker line on the menu bar to inscribe a vertical line on the display If TIMER is turned on in the Status window elapsed time is counted from the moment the mark is inscribed Note that color of the marker line can be changed For details see paragraph 3 5 1 11 Fish Size Histogram The fish size histogram display shows single fish size within the area measured You may set up this display as follows 1 Display the split beam display See paragraph 1 5 2 Click Disp 3 Click Display Window Display window Bottom lock Fish size histogram Bottom zoom Ve temp graph Zoom window size r C Medium C Large Gk Cancel Apply Display window dialog box 4 Click Fish size histogram The toggle button is then colored in purple ON state Each click turns the display on or off alternately 5 Click the OK button The fish size histogram appears and measuring begins 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Number of fish within vertical
56. ing The section provides information which the user can follow to restore normal operation If normal operation cannot be restored do not attempt to check inside any unit Any repair work is best left to a qualified technician Troubleshooting Symptom No echo sounder Battery may be dead Check battery voltage image or depth Fuse may have blown Check fuse in processor and transceiver units scale Power cable may Connect power cable firmly have become disconnected No echo sounder Picture advance may Set picture advance speed to other than STOP image but have been stopped characters and Transducer cable may Reconnect transducer cable markers appear have become disconnected Echo sounder Display start position Set scale to show zero line image appears but may have been no zero line shifted Sensitivity is Tow Marine life is adhering Clean the transducer face Pre ener Vessel is in heavily No remedy available e ES Bottom is too soft to No remedy available ae L e No depth indication Bottom is off the Change the range in order to display the bottom Bottom search is Turn on Bottom Search in the Echo image interference too close to engine loosened Same frequency echo Contact the vessel and request that they lower sounder being the gain on their sounder operated nearby Activate the noise limiter Position is wrong or Connector from Reconnect cable is not shown navigator may have external inpu
57. ions 4 Click the setting desired referring to the description below Standard With high clutter level setting strong colors are untouched while weak echo colors are suppressed Straight With high clutter level setting weak to strong echoes are suppressed by averaging OFF Clutter suppression function is disabled 5 Click V in the Clutter box Clutter Color resolution Picture advance Line interpolation Moise limiter Clutter options 6 Click the setting desired 7 Click the OK button 1 23 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 14 Eliminating Weak Echoes Sedimented water or reflections from plankton may be painted on the display in green or light blue These weak echoes may be erased with the signal level function 1 Click Settings 2 Click Echo image 3 4 Click lt or gt in the Signal level box to choose the echo strength you wish to erase The higher the number the stronger the echo that will be erased Click OK button 1 15 Suppressing Unwanted Noise Noise from other echo sounder or electrical interference may show itself on the screen Use the noise limiter to suppress unwanted noise Interference from Electrical interference other sounder Examples of noise Click Setting Click Echo image Click W in the Noise limiter box Moise limiter signal level Echo smoothing Noise limiter options Click the setting desired The higher the number the greater the degree
58. ker zoom may be enabled 4 To change size of bottom lock bottom zoom and marker zoom windows click appropriate radio button in the Zoom window size window 5 Click the OK button 2 1 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS Automatically arranging windows 1 Click Window on the menu bar Uo Marker line Suto arrange Window currently gt Status displayed Click to bring window to front 2 Click Auto arrange to relocate windows to their default locations Moving windows 1 Use the trackball to place the pointer in the window 2 Roll the trackball while holding down the left button to move the window 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS 2 2 Interpreting the Window Displays 2 2 1 Status window The Status window shows current settings and data input from external sensors You may choose the items to display in the Status window by selecting them from the status setting window Depth is indicated at the lower left hand corner regardless of Status window presence or absence ALARM PICTURE TIMER COURSE HEAVE 00 10 2 79 Q0deg 32 77m GAIN SHIFT TEMPERATURE SPEED ROLL PITCH 15 3 C 17 8 1 6 deg 2 1 deg DEPTH LATITUDE P B 34 21 5912 N 32 m 265 deg 40 6 LONGITUDE TD 5 136 08 4732 E 13234 5 32234 7 DEPTH GAIN SHIFT ALARM PICTURE LATITUDE LONGITUDE TEMPERATURE 40 6 34 21 5912 N 136 08 4732 E SPEED TIMER COURSE TD P B ROLL PITCH HEAVE 17 8 00 10 275 0 deg 13234 5 32234 7 32 m 265 1deg 1 6 deg 2 1deg 32 77m Status windo
59. l freg C HF zoom C LF zoom Zoom mode e Botton lock Botton zoom fWarkcer zoom screen layout Vertical Horizontal oe mmm OFF C ON OK Cancel Apply Display mode Choose display mode among High frequency single Low frequency single Dual frequency High frequency zoom and Low frequency zoom Zoom mode Choose the zoom mode among Bottom lock Bottom zoom and Marker zoom The display mode must be high frequency zoom or low frequency zoom otherwise this feature is inoperative Screen layout Show the external echo sounder image in horizontal or vertical split The low frequency zoom high frequency zoom display or dual frequency display must be active otherwise this feature is inoperative A scope Turn the A scope display on or off 3 15 3 CHANGING SETTINGS ETR display item dialog box Show or hide Color bar Time marker Mode indicator V VRM H VRM and Depth indication ETR Display item olor bar Time marker Mode indicator Depth Cancel Apply Display item Choose to display or hide color bar time marker mode indicator horizontal VRM vertical VRM and depth Display size The size of the external echo sounder window may be set to small medium or large 3 16 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 3 9 4 Setting menu 1 Click Setting on the echo sounder window s menu bar 2 Click Echo image ETR Echo image LF HF Fange PE Range Shift o Pim Shift Gain Bo af Gain TVG level Ss ff T
60. leted the message End of conversion appears Click the OK button to finish 11 Click the Close button 1 21 4 Playing back data Connect a USB hard disk to the USB port on the processor unit Click File Click TX Stop Click Play oe iS File location box E Removable disk J 2005_06_07 File name File type ListFilest lst g Choosing file to replay 5 Click W in the file location box 6 Click the hard disk drive connected to the FCV 30 Folder s showing year month and as folder name appear 7 Double click desired folder and EchoData folder appears Double click the EchoData folder and hour minute second folder appears 9 Double click the hour minute second folder you wish to playback A list of LST files appears 10 Click an LST file to show file name in reverse video Chosen LST file appears in the file box o9 1 39 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 11 Click the Open button to start playback Sliding bar Play mode ne 50 30 Auto C Manual za es Check to Ww Repeat repeat playback Play dialog box Notes on playing back data Use the Play Mode Manual and Play Mode Auto radio buttons to change setting data Auto Use settings used at the time of the recording Manual Apply current settings To playback a file manually use the sliding bar to choose the location where to start playback and then hit the Restart button Click the Pause button to temporarily s
61. ment Immediately turn off the power at the switchboard if water leaks into the equipment or something is dropped in the equipment Continued use of the equipment can cause fire or electrical shock Contact a FURUNO agent for service Do not disassemble or modify the equipment Fire electrical shock or serious injury can result Do not place liquid filled containers on the top of the equipment Fire or electrical shock can result if a liquid spills into the equipment Immediately turn off the power at the switchboard if the equipment is emitting smoke or fire Continued use of the equipment can cause fire or electrical shock Contact a FURUNO agent for service Make sure no rain or water splash leaks into the equipment Fire or electrical shock can result if water leaks in the equipment A WARNING Keep heater away from equipment A heater can melt the equipment s power cord which can cause fire or electrical shock Use the proper fuse Fuse rating is shown on the equipment Use of a wrong fuse can result in damage to the equipment Do not operate the equipment with wet hands Electrical shock can result Warning Labels Warning labels are attached to the equip ment Do not remove the labels If a label is missing or damaged contact a FURUNO agent or dealer about replace ment AN WARNING AY Name Warning Label 1 To avoid el shock do H Type 86 003 1011 1 T o user serviceaot
62. ming the function keys 1 Press the appropriate function key until the menu title looks something like the one shown below Pressed function key FCV 30 F1 Key Registration File Disp Setting System Window Click the item on the menu bar which you want to use For example Alarm in the Setting menu Note that neither Load user setting nor Save user setting in the File menu can be used Confirmation 2 Assign the Alarm menu to the F1 key 3 Click the Yes button The item selected at step 2 appears 4 Click the OK button 1 31 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 20 Saving Recalling User Settings You may save echo sounder settings and recall them when desired This is useful when you want to set up the equipment quickly for a specific objective for example certain fish species 1 20 1 Saving user settings 1 Adjust settings according to targeted fish or objective 2 Click File 3 Click Save user setting Re ad Selected dark blue 4 p Details Save 2 3 4 5 area EE Scroll bar Save user setting 4 Click the lt or gt button to choose an empty save area The chosen save area is highlighted in dark blue You also may the scroll bar to choose a save Note If 20 areas are already saved choose an unnecessary one to write over it 5 Click the Save button 1 32 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 20 2 Loading user settings Note that you cannot load u
63. mission on or off File Disp Setting System Window ERMER e OFF ON Simultaneous transmission options 1 5 4 Split beam two beam display The split beam two beam display provides a split beam plus images captured from the port and starboard sides Split beam display Beam 2 Beam 1 Port Starboard Split beam two beam display Note When the display range for the split beam two beam presentation is 1000 m or higher Deep Mode and Simul Tx appear in the menu bar To enable the deep mode or simultaneous transmission click the appropriate item on the menu bar followed by clicking ON 1 11 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Deep mode Simul TX eS SS Menu bar 1 5 5 User 1 User 2 User 3 display These displays show the product of displays created with Display mode change button in the Mode window The default settings are as follows User 1 Split beam display User 2 3 beam port starboard and downward directions User 3 Split beam two beam port and starboard directions For how to customize the User displays see paragraph 3 1 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 6 Choosing a Display Range Choose the detection range from the transducer to the bottom in 12 preset choices The default ranges are shown in the table below Display ranges Display Range i Display Range O a efe e s e 7 s o 0 n2 m 10 20 40 a0 150 200 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 Note You
64. morized b Click the close button i The following window appears Then click the Yes button to quit Confirmation a Are you sure to quit i Yes gt Shutdown No gt Cancel Shutdown confirmation window Note Power is automatically turned off anytime the processor unit is disconnected from the control unit 1 6 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 4 Transmitting Receiving Follow the procedure below to start transmitting and receiving after turning on the power 1 Click File Disp Setting System TH start j Plav otop Pause Load the screen shot save the screen shot Load user setting Save Uzer setting Convert ta HAG format ETF File menu 2 Click TX Start Transmission starts and images from underwater appear To stop transmission choose TX Stop at step 2 It is recommended that after stopping transmission wait three seconds before using the menu 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 5 Displays 1 5 1 Choosing a display Six display modes are available Choose the display mode which matches your current needs 1 Click Disp Setting Syster Mode Display item y Display window tL rai Disp menu 2 Click Mode Display mode Preview SPLIT USER 1 C 3 BEAM USER 2 C SPLIT 2 BEAM C USER 3 Screen layout Vertical C Horizontal Combination OFF C Small Standard Large
65. nce Distance Simul TX start range 1000 afrim Tenkey ORK Cancel Apply button Multi beam dialog box 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 3 Change settings as appropriate referring to the information below 4 After changing settings roll the trackball to place the pointer on the OK button and then push the left button to save settings and close the dialog box See Note 3 below Note 1 To restore previous settings click the Cancel button instead of the OK button at step 4 Note 2 To see the result of a change without closing a dialog box click the Apply button Note 3 Unless otherwise noted the phrase click means to click the object with the left mouse button Changing setting using radio buttons A S cope E OFF O Small C Standard Large j Enabled Disabled Radio buttons Click the item desired A black dot appears when the item selected is enabled Changing setting using a list box Normal List box 1 Click Y in the list box or click the box itself to show a list of options 2 Click the desired setting Changing setting using a spin box OD Spin box A setting may be changed from a spin box two ways depending on contents of the spin box 1 Click lt or gt successively in the spin box to choose the setting desired Each click increments the setting downward or upward depending on arrow clicked 2 Spin the thumbwheel to choose value with the cursor Cursor i 4 r Spin
66. nder image stored in the memory is played back on the echo sounder window Demo appears on the title bar of the echo sounder window when the simulation mode is active Self test Display the program no of the ETR 30N s ROM RAM and E2PROM and the depth ETR Self test Program number 0252310 XX XX ROM OK RAM OK E2PROM Depth Default setting Restore the ETR 30N s default settings 3 22 4 MAINTENANCE amp TROUBLESHOOTING 4 1 Maintenance Regular maintenance is important for maintaining good performance Follow the recommended procedures to keep the equipment in good working order A WARNING Do not open the equipment Hazardous voltage which can cause electrical shock exists inside the equipment Only qualified personnel should work inside the equipment 4 1 1 Check points The items to check on a regular basis are tabulated below Check point Action remedy Cabling Check for damage Replace if Monthly damaged Reconnect as necessary corrosion as necessary 4 1 2 Cleaning Dust on the equipment should be removed with a soft dry cloth For stubborn dirt water diluted mild detergent may be used DO NOT use chemical cleaners to clean the equipment they can remove paint and markings 4 1 4 MAINTENANCE amp TROUBLESHOOTING 4 1 3 Replacing fuses Fuses protect the processor unit and transceiver unit from overvoltage and internal fault If a fuse blows find the cause bef
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68. or recording time by clicking its check box to show the check mark v The size or recording time for the file selected appears in the Disk space info sub window To change the display content click Time or Size at Unit in the Disk space info sub window Deleting recorded data Data can be deleted from the Record window as follows 1 In the Data view sub window check the data you wish to delete To delete all files click the Select all button To deselect all files click the Release all button 2 Click the Delete button A confirmation window asks if it is OK to delete files Q Click the Yes button 4 Click the Yes button The bar at the bottom of the window now reads 100 1 36 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 21 2 Recording data 1 Connect a USB hard disk to the USB port on the processor unit 3 Click File Disp Setting System TH start i Flaw stop Pause Load the screen shot Save the screen shot Load user settine nave User setting Convert ta HAC format ETF Quit File menu 3 Click Record When a file is recorded it is automatically assigned a file name comprised of date and time of the recording plus the extension lst An example file name is shown below 2005 _03_01_05_ 50 32 Ist Extension Seconds Minutes Hours Day Month Year To stop recording data choose Stop at step 3 in the above procedure 1 37 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 21
69. ore replacing it If it blows again after replacement request service A WARNING Use the proper fuse Use of a wrong fuse can result in damage to the equipment or cause fire fuse Unscrew the fuse holder on rear Processor unit In fuse holder panel and replace A 000 148 280 l AC250V fuse Screw in fuse holder Open the power 100 VAC 100 VAC switch cover at FGMB 10A 000 104 815 bottom of unit 250 VAC Transceiver unit In fuse holder Unscrew the fuse holder and replace 200 VAC 200 VAC fuse Screw in fuse FGMB 5A 000 148 280 holder AC125V 4 1 4 Transducer Remove marine life and growth from the transducer face using a piece of wood DO NOT paint the transducer face Handle the transducer carefully 4 MAINTENANCE amp TROUBLESHOOTING 4 1 5 Trackball If the trackball does not roll smoothly it may require cleaning Do the following to clean the trackball 1 Turn the ring on the trackball 45 Trackball Ring Trackball 2 Clean the ball with a soft lint free cloth and then blow carefully into the ball cage to dislodge dust and lint 3 Look for a build up of dirt on the metal rollers If dirty clean the rollers using a cotton swab moistened lightly with isopropyl rubbing alcohol 4 Make sure that fluff from the swab is not left on the rollers 5 Replace the ball and retainer ring Be sure the retainer ring is not inserted reversely 4 MAINTENANCE amp TROUBLESHOOTING 4 2 Troubleshoot
70. r Display dialog box is shown click the Measurement tab 3 Click W in the Measuring area box Measuring area Manual Manual area Vertical Specific range Manual area Horizontal Bottom trace Yo Area options 4 Click Manual 1 20 a oe O a 6 f aS S REO ate oN a 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Click lt or gt in the Area Vertical box to set the vertical width of the area marker Setting range 10 100 Represents the percentage of the vertical width of the fish histogram display Click lt or gt in the Area Horizontal box to set the horizontal width of the area marker Setting range 10 100 Represents the percentage of the horizontal width of the fish histogram display Click the OK button Use the trackball to place the pointer on the area marker yellow frame The shape of the pointer changes to Py Hold down the left button while using the trackball to position the marker 12 2 Measuring fish in all areas Click Setting Click Fish size Click VW in the Measuring area box Click All Click the OK button 12 3 Measuring fish in a specific depth range Click Setting Click Fish size Click WV in the Measuring area box Click Specific range Click the OK button Use the trackball to place the pointer on the measurement area boundary line Hold down the left button while rolling the trackball upward or downward to position the boundary line where desire
71. s newly developed multi beam transducer provides multi directional and long range detection Consisting of a processor unit control unit transceiver unit and transducer the FCV 30 provides high definition underwater images on the monitor of your choice The main features of the FCV 30 are e Stabilization compensation in all directions all directions 20 provides stable images in rough seas Fish distribution and size can easily be found using the fish histogram display Detection in multi direction or desired direction to help discern fish school density Target graph lets you monitor fish movement Bottom hardness and roughness graph provides intuitive data on bottom composition e User programmable display three types divides the screen in two three four or five displays Various alarms bottom bottom fish fish temperature vertical temperature Temperature alarms requires appropriate sensor The vertical temperature alarm additionally requires a net sonde or trawl sonar USB port provided to save data to USB hard disk vi SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Monitor Unit Control Unit Processor Unit MU 151C MU 201C option OR CV 301 CV 300 commercially available monitor o amp Navigator Satellite Compass 100 240 VAC Betelge 1 50 60 Hz aa USB Memory Transceiver Unit CV 302 100 120 200 240 VAC 1 50 60 Hz 4 Network Sounder i ETR 30N Junction Box option CV
72. same as the horizontal VRM 5 34 42 6163 E 135 19 7405 E Fish school Expansion marker Marker change button Zoomed fish school Marker zoom window Marker zoom window Note When the divided screen is in use click the Marker change button to shift the expansion marker between beams 2 13 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS 2 2 8 Bottom discrimination graph window The bottom discrimination graph plots bottom nature and it can be plotted on the bottom zoom bottom lock and zoom marker windows Right click one of those windows to show a pop up menu and choose check Hardness and or Roughness from the menu to show respective graph Hardness Plots bottom hardness H appears at the left side of the window when the Hardness feature is active Roughness Plots bottom roughness R appears at the left side of the window when the Roughness feature is active The higher the figure the harder or more uneven the bottom The color of the graph may be chosen from the Color dialog box The icon color indicates color of respective graph Bottom discrimination hardness Bottom discrimination roughness Bottom discrimination graph 2 14 3 CHANGING SETTINGS This chapter provides the information necessary for changing equipment settings For details about specific dialog boxes see the table below Dialog box See para Display window 2 1 Status 2 2 1 Record 1 21 Fish size 222229 Alarm 1 18 External outpu
73. ser settings while transmitting 1 Click File 2 Click Load user setting rower File Dis Gine Syren Windows Marker ira This window shows chosen display settings Thumbnail of display settings Read display 3 Click the lt or gt button to choose the display settings you wish to display The chosen display setting is highlighted in dark blue 1 33 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW Note You may use the Details button to display detailed information about the chosen display settings This window shows display settings in detail Asterisk indicates saved display settings Mode Screen layout A scope Range Shift Gain Clutter Display Window Status W temp graph Bottom lock Display Item VoVRM Timermarker Beam direction Temp eraph Read display details shown LON GFF OFF ON LON ON J SPLIT vertical ORE Fish size histogram Battam zoom HFN Alarm marker White line 4 Click the Read button to activate chosen settings 1 34 FON GFF EGN ON GFF Vareet eraph Marker zoom Salor bar Mode indicator Het mark PON GFF J Details Details button Nl NL 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 21 Recording Replaying Data The USB port on the processor unit connects to a USB 2 0 hard disk user supplied to record and replay raw data and picture data Hard Disk USB 2 0
74. ship s speed thus the speed dependent picture advance permits judgment of fish school size and abundance at any speed Note This feature is available with ship s speed between 2 and 20 kts If ship s speed is above or below those values the picture is advanced using the upper or lower limit whichever is closest to the actual ship s speed Fish school shrinks as speed is increased expanded as speed is decreased 7 dame Sze e Normal Mode fish schools FUL HALF Speed SPEED SPEED Fish schools are shown je same size regardless Actual Movement of ship s speed Speed Dependent Picture Advance Mode How the ship s speed dependent picture advance mode works 1 26 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 17 A scope Display The A scope display shows echoes at least at each transmission with amplitudes and tone proportional to their intensities It is useful for estimating fish specifies and bottom composition 1 Click Disp 2 Click Mode 3 Use the trackball to choose the desired A scope display and then push the left button Small A scope display shown on right 1 10 of the screen Standard A scope display shown on right 1 8 of the screen Large A scope display shown on right 1 6 of the screen 4 Click the OK button 00 00 28 34 42 616 N 135 19 740 E A scope display Weak reflection small fish or noise Strong reflection fish school Strong reflection bottom A scope displa
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77. t calibration comm settings date Installation manual Net 2 2 4 3 1 Mode Dialog Box The Mode dialog box lets you choose an A scope format and the displays to show The procedure below describes how to choose what settings to display on the User1 User3 displays 1 Click Disp 2 Click Mode Mode Display Mode f SPLUT C USER 1 C a BEAM fF USER 2 C SPLIT 2 BEAM fF USER 3 Screen layout w Vertical t Horizontal C Combination A scope e OFF C Small f Standard Large Cancel Apply Mode dialog box 3 In the Display Mode window enable User1 User2 or User3 as appropriate 3 1 3 CHANGING SETTINGS 4 Click the Display mode change button Display mode change USER 1 Display term Beam information BEAM 1 BEAM 2 BEAM 3 BEAM 4 BEAM 5 rLayout BEAM 1 Tilt ie ei a 4 a h a 4 Shows direction of detection beam Hearing cele aoa a 4 a 4h a 4 Display mode change dialog box 5 In the Display Item window blue highlight the display s you wish to use In the Beam information window you may set the tilt angle and bearing for beams 1 through 5 eS eS Click lt or gt successively in a Tilt box to set tilt angle O degree is vertical Click lt or gt successively in a Bearing box to set bearing O degree is ship s bow Repeat steps 6 and 7 to set tilt and bearing for other beams You can change the location of a display screen as follows a In
78. t of become disconnected said data Navigator may be Check navigator malfunctioning 4 MAINTENANCE amp TROUBLESHOOTING 4 3 Restoring Default Settings You may wish to restore all default settings to start operation afresh or to clear stray data If you want to restore your previous settings jot them down and restore them after clearing the memory 1 Click System ESEN Wirdow Marke Output i Compensation Temp Net Color Unit Communication Date Tea f Jnitialization System menu 2 Click Test Initialization System Window Marker line Output i Compensation Temp Met Color Unit Communications Date MESE Ea G Version information Target sphere calibration Default setting 3 Click Default setting Warning 4 5 4 MAINTENANCE amp TROUBLESHOOTING 4 Click the Yes button Warning A Are vou sure 5 Click the Yes button to restore all default settings 4 4 Finding Software Version 1 Click System gt Test Initialization gt Version Information Version information Os 0252349 XX XX _ PRC 0252336 XX XX CTR 0252337 XX XX XX XX Version and version no TRCPU 0252338 XX XX TRCPU F 0252339 XX XX X X X X Board version no Version information 2 Click the Close button to quit 4 6 APPENDIX Menu Tree Menu bar File TX Start
79. tion or computing devices to access or utilize the services or functionality of Microsoft Windows Server products you may be required to obtain a Client Access License for the DEVICE and or each such workstation or computing device Please refer to the end user license agreement for your Microsoft Windows Server product for additional information gt NOT FAULT TOLERANT THE SOFTWARE IS NOT FAULT TOLERANT FURUNO ELECTRIC CO LTD HAS INDEPENDENTLY DETERMINED HOW TO USE THE SOFTWARE IN THE DEVICE AND MS HAS RELIED UPON FURUNO ELECTRIC CO LTD TO CONDUCT SUFFICIENT TESTING TO DETERMINE THAT THE SOFTWARE IS SUITABLE FOR SUCH USE gt NO WARRANTIES FOR THE SOFTWARE THE SOFTWARE is provided AS IS and with all faults THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO SATISFACTORY QUALITY PERFORMANCE ACCURACY AND EFFORT INCLUDING LACK OF NEGLIGENCE IS WITH YOU ALSO THERE IS NO WARRANTY AGAINST INTERFERENCE WITH YOUR ENJOYMENT OF THE SOFTWARE OR AGAINST INFRINGEMENT IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED ANY WARRANTIES REGARDING THE DEVICE OR THE SOFTWARE THOSE WARRANTIES DO NOT ORIGINATE FROM AND ARE NOT BINDING ON MS gt No Liability for Certam Damages EXCEPT AS PROHIBITED BY LAW MS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY INDIRECT SPECIAL CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE THIS LIMITATION SHALL APPLY EVEN IF ANY REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE IN NO EVENT SHALL MS BE LIABLE FOR ANY AMOUNT IN EXCESS
80. top playback To restart playback use the Restart button Use the Stop button to stop playback 1 40 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 21 5 Saving screen shot You may take a screen shot to save the current window Compared to raw data the size of the screen shot is small thus loading time is much shorter 1 Connect a USB hard disk to the USB on the processor unit 2 Click File Disp Setting System TH Start Play stop Fause Load the screen shot save the screen shot Load user setting save User setting Convert ta H amp G format 3 Click Save the screen shot The screen shot is saved to the location designated at step 5 in paragraph 1 21 1 This data is automatically assigned a file name and extension as below 05 50 32 pg Extension seconds Minutes Hours File name for screen shot 1 41 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 21 6 Loading a screen shot 1 7A 3 on ee ok Connect hard drive to the USB on the processor unit Click File Click Load the screen shot File location box E Removable disk 2006_04_10 File harme Open File type Image jpg a rae hes Click V in the file location box Click the hard disk drive connected to the FCV 30 Folder s showing year month and as folder name appear Double click desired folder and ImageData folder appears Double click the EchoData folder and hour minute folder appears Double click the hour
81. tter 0 16 9 Picture advance Stop 1 8 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 4 1 Noise limiter OFF NL1 NL2 NL3 Echo smoothing OFF 1 2 3 4 Signal level 0 14 0 Tx rate 0 20 20 Ping setting Internal External Auto mode OFF Fishing Cruising Target echo Standard Surface AP 5 APPENDIX a System TX RX Low High freq Gain adjustment 50 50 0 Freq adjustment 10 0 10 0 0 TX power reduction OFF ON TX pulse length Short1 Short2 Standard Long Manual TX pulse length Manual 0 2 5 0 0 2 ms Comp T Draft 15 0 60 0 0 0 m ensation Sound velocity 200 2000 1500 m s Color Day Night Day Night p Hue Standard Mono USER1 USER2 VRM Change color of VRM Unit m ft fa hiro P B Test Initialization Simulation OFF ON H Self test Default settings AP 6 APPENDIX Screen Division A scope display ON PIC1 A scope PIC2 PIC4 scope PIC3 PIC2 PIC1 a ccoe A scope P C PIC5 PIC4PIC3PIC2 PIC1 Division Left Right Division Up Down PIC1 PIC3 PIC2 PIC1 o PIC4 PIC3 A scope PICS PIC4 PIC3 PIC2 Pic2 A scope Division Combination AP 7 APPENDIX A scope display OFF PIC1 PIC1 PIC2 PIC1 PIC2 PIC1 PIC3 PIC2 PIC1 PIC3 PIC2 PIC4 PIC3 PIC2 PIC5 PIC4 PIC3 PIC2 PIC5 Division Left Right Division Up Down Division Combination AP 8 F U R U N 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 3
82. verse video and flashes when the bottom fish alarm is violated Temp alarm requires temperature sensor There are two types of temperature alarms within range and out of range The audio alarm sounds and the visual alarm TEMP appears in red reverse video and flashes when the temperature alarm is violated The temperature alarm may be used to target specific fish species as each fish specie is know to inhabit certain temperature ranges V temp alarm requires net sonde or trawl sonar There are two types of v temp alarms within range and out of range The audio alarm sounds and the visual alarm V TEMP appears in red reverse video and flashes when the v temp alarm is violated 1 28 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 18 2 Enabling disabling an alarm 1 Click Settings 2 Click Alarm Volume Bottom alarm l Temp alarm Alarm depth Temp limit afl C Alarm zone Alarm zone fal C F Vith z I Fish alarm iv V temp alarm Alarm depth Temp limit 20 0 alec Alarm zone Alarm zone 1 0 f gt C f Within range C Out of range OK Cancel Apply Alarm dialog box 3 Check the box in Bottom alarm Fish alarm Temp alarm or V temp alarm as appropriate 4 For the Fish alarm choose alarm type with the radio buttons Fish or Bottom fish For the temp alarm or v temp alarm choose alarm type with the radio buttons Out of range or Within range 5 Click lt or gt in the Alarm depth box for bottom alarm or fish alarm
83. ws Top Enabled with Status in Display Window Bottom Fixed at screen bottom How to setup the Status window 1 Click Settings 2 Click Status 2 WINDOW DISPLAYS Display item ADVANCE 5 GAIN TIMER iP ep WE af COURSE ROLL PITCH HEAVE pre eee Default Select all Release all Window gt Display Font size q _ Draft indication Window C Small OFF f Standard C Transparent Fixed at bottam C Large C ON Layout ADVANCE SHIFT TEMP SPEED LATITUDE LONGITUDE OK Cancel Apply This window shows which indications are currently displayed i DEPTH Status dialog box 3 Click items in the Display Item window as appropriate Enabled items are highlighted in blue Note 1 Default restores default Status window items Select all enables all items Release all disables all items Note 2 You may change the location of items in the Status window freely 1 Click the item in the Layout window which you want to change its location 2 Click the box in the Layout window which corresponds to the location where you want to location the item clicked at step 1 4 To change the transparency of the Status window choose Opaque or Transparent from Window 5 To choose Status window type choose Window or Fixed at bottom in the Display window Choose Window to get a moveable window or Fixed at bottom
84. x frequency and the choices are Low Standard and High For normal use choose Standard When interference exists because your vessel is near another vessel whose echo sounder operates on the same frequency as the FCV 30 choose Low or High as appropriate to remove this interference TX pulse width Pulse width is automatically changed with display range and shift A shorter pulse offers better resolution while a longer pulse is useful for long range detection Choose Standard for general sounding Long for longer detection range about twice that of the Standard setting 3 6 3 CHANGING SETTINGS Depth Distance This function compensates for depth difference between the picture from the downward beam and other that from other directions when the sonar beam is oriented in a direction other than downward Depth Compensation applied range scale shows depth Distance No compensation range scale shows distance from transducer TX power Sets output power The higher the number the greater the output power Simul TX start Rng Sets start range for simultaneous transmission The setting range is 100 5000 m Note however that simultaneous transmission is not available with the 5000 m range 3 9 Temp Dialog Box The temp dialog box sets up temperature data fed from temperature sensor With connection of a temperature sensor temperature change over time can be plotted on a graph 1 Click System in the menu bar 2 Click Temp T
85. y To turn off the A scope display choose OFF at step 3 in the above procedure 1 27 1 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW 1 18 Alarms This sounder has four alarms bottom alarm bottom fish alarm water temperature alarm and vertical temperature alarm When the bottom echo or fish echo comes into the alarm range or the water temperature is within or out of the range of the temperature value set the equipment generates audio and visual alarms to alert you If Alarm is enabled on the Status window the offending is shown in red in reverse video To silence the audio alarm press any function key The audio and video alarms will be released anytime the alarm conditions are violated 1 18 1 Alarm description Bottom alarm The bottom alarm alerts you when the bottom echo enters the alarm area The audio alarm sounds and the visual alarm BOTTOM appears in red reverse video and flashes when the bottom alarm is violated Fish alarm The fish alarm alerts you when fish echoes enter into the set alarm range The audio alarm sounds and the visual alarm FISH appears in red reverse video and flashes when the bottom alarm is violated This alarm is useful when targeting a specific fish specie since each fish specie is known to inhabit certain depths Bottom fish alarm The bottom fish alarm sounds when a fish echo is within a predetermined distance from the bottom The audio alarm sounds and the visual alarm BL FISH appears in red re

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