Installation Manual GMDSS RADIO STATION

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1 Installation Manual GMDSS RADIO STATION Model RC-00F, RC-00T SYSTEM CONFIGURATION...ii EQUIPMENT LISTS...iv. MOUNTING...-. Mounting Considerations Mounting the Channel Base and Rack Console Mounting the Printer PP Mounting the Rack Console Table (RC-00F only) Grounding the Antenna Coupler for SSB Radiotelephone Mounting the Antenna Coupler for SSB Radiotelephone...-. Mounting the Inmarsat-C Antenna Unit Connection of Antenna for DSC Function AC/DC Power Supply Units Other Equipment WIRING...-. Wiring Diagram Wiring Inside the Rack Console Terminal Wiring Connection of Antenna Coupler Connection of Inmarsat-C Antenna Connection of External Equipment...-. Charger Unit BC--SS/ JIS Cable Data SYSTEM SETTINGS...-. SSB Radiotelephone DSC Terminal DSC Inmarsat-C FELCOM...-. CHECKING OPERATION...-. Checking Operation of Equipment Instructions for Cancelling Distress Alert... - PACKINGLISTS...A- OUTLINE DRAWINGS...D- INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAMS... S- All brand and product names are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their respective holders.

2 The paper used in this manual is elemental chlorine free. FURUNO Authorized Distributor/Dealer - Ashihara-cho, Nishinomiya, -0, JAPAN All rights reserved. Printed in Japan Pub. No. IME-0-L A : FEB. 00 L : MAY 0, 0 (ETMI ) RC-00F/00T

3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Do not open the equipment unless totally familiar with electrical circuits and service manual. Only qualified personnel should work inside the equipment. Turn off the power at the switchboard before beginning the installation. Fire or electrical shock can result if the power is left on. CAUTION Ground the equipment to prevent electrical shock and mutual interference. Observe the following safe compass distances to prevent deviation of a magnetic compass: Standard compass Steering compass RC-00F. m. m RC-00T. m. m PR-0A.0 m 0. m PR m 0. m i

4 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION RC-00F Antenna Coupler AT-0- (for 0 W) AT-0- (for 0 W) Alarm Unit IC-0 Distress Alert/ Received Call Unit IC-0 Inmarsat-C FELCOM Printer PP-0 Inmarsat-C Antenna Unit IC- Whip Antenna* 0S Preamp* FAX- Printer PP-0 SSB radiotelephone FS-0 (for RC-00F-A/DA) FS-0 (for RC-00F-A/DA) NBDP Terminal IB- (or FELCOM ) AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-0AR AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-00 Battery Charger BC--SS BC-A/B 00/0/0 VAC,, 0/0 Hz VDC * Two whip antennas can be connected to the FS-0. ii

5 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION RC-00T Antenna Coupler AT-0- (for 0 W) AT-0- (for 0 W) Alarm Unit IC-0 Distress Alert/ Received Call Unit IC-0 Printer PP-0 Inmarsat-C FELCOM Inmarsat-C Antenna Unit IC- Whip Antenna* 0S Preamp* FAX- Printer PP-0 SSB radiotelephone FS-0 (for RC-00F-A/DA) FS-0 (for RC-00F-A/DA) NBDP Terminal IB- (or FELCOM) Fuse Box SB-0 AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-0A VDC Battery Charger BC--SS/B AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-00 00/0/0 VAC,, 0/0 Hz * Two whip antennas can be connected to the FS-0. iii

6 EQUIPMENT LISTS Standard set for RC-00F Name Type Code No. Qty Remarks Rack Console RC-00F See table below. Antenna Unit IC- For FELCOM Antenna Coupler AT-0--AAS For FS--/FS-0 AT-0--AAS For FS--/FS-0 Printer PP-0 PRE AMP FAX Distress Alert/Received Call Unit IC-0 For FELCOM Alarm Unit IC-0 For FELCOM Whip Antenna 0S m Installation Materials See table below. Accessories See table below. Spare Parts See table below. Components of rack console Name Type Code No. Qty Remarks Main Frame MA-00F Terminal Unit IB- For NBDP IC- For FELCOM SSB Radiotelephone FS-0T FS-0T AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-00 Charger Unit BC--SS AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-0AR Printer Interface IF-00 Keyboard BTC-00C PS/ FS-0/0 Name Code No. Qty Remarks CP Cable Assy. 0S0 *0m*, 0S0*0m*, CP0-000, CP0-00 CP Cable Assy. 0S0 *0m*, 0S0*0m*, CP0-000, CP0-00 CP Cable Assy. 0S0 *0m*, 0S0*0m*, CP0-000, CP0-00 CP Cable Assy. 0S0 *0m*, 0S0*0m*, CP0-000, CP0-00 CP Cable Assy. 0S0 *0m*, 0S0*0m*, CP0-000, CP0-00 iv

7 EQUIPMENT LISTS FELCOM Name Code No. Qty Remarks CP Antenna Cable 0m, Must mounting fixture, CP-00 CP Antenna Cable 0m, Must mounting fixture, CP-0 CP Antenna Cable 00m, Must mounting fixture, CP-0 Accessories Name Code No. Qty Remarks FP For FS-0/0 Mini Keyboard ( pcs.), Handset HS-00, FP0-000 ( pcs.), FP0-000 ( pcs.) Spare Parts Name Code No. Qty Remarks SP SP0-00 SP SP0-00, SP-00 (For FS-0/0/000) SP SP0-00, SP-00 ( pcs.) Standard Set for RC-00T Name Type Code No. Qty Remarks Rack Console RC-00T See table below. Antenna Unit IC- For FELCOM Antenna Coupler AT-0--AAS For FS-0 AT-0--AAS For FS-0 Printer PP-0 Distress Alert/Received Call Unit IC-0 For FELCOM Alarm Unit IC-0 For FELCOM PRE AMP FAX Whip Antenna 0S Fuse Box SB-0 Installation Materials See table below. Accessories See table below. Spare Parts See table below. v

8 EQUIPMENT LISTS Components of rack console Name Type Code No. Qty Remarks Main Frame MA-00T Terminal Unit IB- For NBDP IC- For FELCOM SSB Radiotelephone FS-0T FS-0T Printer Interface IF-00 Key board BTC-00C PS/ Installation Materials Common materials Name Code No. Qty Remarks CP RG-0U-Y*0m*, CP-00, CP0-00, CP0-000 CP RG-0U-Y*0m*, CP-00, CP0-00, CP0-000 CP RG-0U-Y*0m*, CP-00, CP0-00, CP0-000 CP RG-0U-Y*0m*, CP-00, CP0-00, CP0-000 CP RG-0U-Y*0m*, CP-00, CP0-00, CP0-000 FELCOM Name Code No. Qty Remarks CP Antenna Cable 0m, CP-000 CP Antenna Cable 0m, CP-0 CP Antenna Cable 00m, CP-0 Accessories Name Code No. Qty Remarks FP For FS-0/0 Mini Keyboard ( pcs.), Handset HS-00, FP0-000 ( pcs.), FP0-000 ( pcs.) Spare Parts Name Code No. Qty Remarks SP SP0-00, SP-00, SP0-000 (For FS-0/0/000) SP SP0-00, SP-00 ( pcs.) vi

9 EQUIPMENT LISTS Option Main Frame Name Type Code No. Qty Remarks MA-00F-00-T MA-00F-00-B MA-00F-00-T MA-00F-00-B MA-00T-Y MA-00T-T Antenna AT0D/S Antenna Switch Box AS-E Lead-in Insulator 0-pair Cable -pair Cable -pair Cable AC/DC Power Supply Unit YA YA YA CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.X0P*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.X0P*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.X0P*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.XP*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.XP*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.XP*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.XP*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.XP*0m CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.XP*0m Deck Mount Desktop Mount PR-00 RC-00T only Charger Unit BC--SS/00 RC-00T only AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-0A RC-00T only Transformer 0S Desk Lamp OP HS00 RC Kit OP For FS-C HS00 RC Kit OP For FS-0C Installation Materials CP m cable set CP m cable set CP m cable set CP m cable set vii

10 . MOUNTING. Mounting Considerations.. Mounting considerations for RC-00F/RC-00T As shown on page -, the rack console is normally installed on the bridge. Install the rack console where the equipment can be easily operated, checked and serviced. Consult with shipyard personnel and ship's officer-in-charge to determine best location. The location must satisfy the following points: Consider relation to other equipment near mounting site and mounting direction. Select a location where controls can be easily operated. Ample space should be left at the sides of the equipment to enable servicing and to provide ventilation. Select a location where shock and vibration are minimal. Locate the console away from water splash and rain. The temperature and humidity of the location should be both stable and moderate. If the rack console is to be installed in the radio room, Distress Alert/Received Call Unit IC-0, Distress Alert Unit IC-0, Remote Station RB-00, and EGC Printer PP-0 must be installed on the bridge. The performance of a magnetic compass will be affected if placed too close to the rack console. Separate it from a compass by the following distances to prevent compass error. RC-00F RC-00T PR-0A PR-00 Standard. m. m.0m 0.m Steering. m. m 0.m 0.m -

11 . MOUNTING.. Mounting considerations for antenna coupler of SSB radiotelephone The antenna coupler is fully waterproof thus it can be installed outdoors. For GMDSS retrofit using existing SSB antenna, install the antenna coupler in the radio room, near the antenna switch box. When selecting a mounting location keep in mind the following points: Separate the coupler from navigation equipment and other radio equipment to prevent mutual interference. The coupler should be installed as close to the lead-in insulator as possible. For optimum radio energy install the coupler as close to the ground as possible. Select a location where the coupler can be easily serviced and checked... Mounting considerations for SSB radiotelephone antenna Antenna requirements Use a long wire antenna of to 0 meters in length or a Tx whip antenna. (For GMDSS retrofit, the existing antenna may be used.) For best radiation efficiency the length should be more than meters. Use an antenna whose vertical section is long; a long horizontal section does not provide sufficient radiation. Be sure to tune the antenna after completing the installation. If the antenna cannot be properly tuned, consider adjusting its length. Antenna laying precautions The length of the vertical portion of the antenna should be longer than meters and the slant angle should be within 0. Locate the antenna well away from metallic structures such as stays and masts. Smoke will cause poor insulation in insulators. Locate the antenna away from smokestacks. Locate the antenna out of the beamwidth of an Inmarsat antenna. For indoor installation of the coupler, use lead-in insulator YA- to make the connection to the coupler. Also, use a high quality antenna switch box and stand-off insulator. If the antenna is connected directly to the coupler, use a strain insulator to prevent insulator fatigue at the coupler. Lay the antenna where it cannot normally be touched by personnel, to prevent electrical shock. -

12 . MOUNTING.. Mounting considerations for Inmarsat-C antenna Select the mounting location for the antenna unit of the Inmarsat-C considering the following points: The ideal mounting location is where no obstacle appears in the fore and aft directions down to - and down to - in the port and starboard directions. ANTENNA UNIT Mounting location for Inmarsat-C antenna Locate the antenna where it will not be interfered by S-band radar antenna: At least meters from the radar antenna in horizontal distance and at least meters above the radiator. to meters from the radiator in horizontal distance and at least. meters above the radiator. At least meters out of the radar beam. Install above this line. m Recommended mounting area Do not install in this area.. m Horizontal m m Radar beam and Inmarsat-C antenna mounting location The allowable vibration level as specified by Inmarsat is as follows: -0 Hz Maximum amplitude ±. mm 0-00 Hz Peak acceleration.0 G Locate the antenna away from smokestacks. Smoke deposits on the antenna can interfere with transmission. -

13 . MOUNTING GMDSS Retrofit General Wiring Scheme RC-00F Configuration DSC Terminal BATT charger NBDP Terminal Power supply SSB Radiotelphone Stepdown transformer (0/00 VAC) Inmarsat-C Receiver Printer x sets BOW - deg. BOW No. VHF Watch Antenna X-band Radar Antenna No. VHF Antenna (existing) SSB Antenna (existing) Wing MIC No. VHF MF /HF Watch Antenna No. VHF Antenna No. FM-00 and EMG Lamp SART NAV data Inmarsat C Antenna EPIRB Cont/RF BK/AF F U R U N O NAVTEX Antenna MIC FAX- RC-00F Clock NX- BATTV BK BK 0 VAC MIC D-FB-CV 0m Rx Amtenna Rx Antenna FAX Antenna AM Radio Antenna IC-0 V/NAV data No. FM-00 and EMG Lamp GPS DF FAX NAVTEX Main Power SART Wing MIC AT-0 Coupler Public Addressor Radio Console (existing) [EXISTING] Radio Battery (existing 00AH) NX-00Two-way TBR-00 / 00 / 00 x sets KANNAD 0 WH FM- x sets Two-way Radiotelephone with batt charger -

14 . MOUNTING GMDSS retrofit for existing vessel (example) Antenna Layout 0 P.S S.S P.S P.S S.S 0 0 ANT LIST No 0 0 Main Res Rx Rx W.K DF Sat Nav Inmarsat A No. Radar No. Radar No. VHF No. VHF 00 MHz RT AM Radio FAX TV & Radio GPS NAVTEX No. VHF DSC WR No. VHF DSC WR Inmarsat C Before retrofit After retrofit Equipment ANT Type Use Remarks to use Self supporting Self supporting Whip Rx Whip Loop Rx Parabola Slot Slot Sleeve Sleeve Sleeve L Whip Active Brown Active Whip Whip Tx & Rx Tx & Rx Rx (for SSB) Rx khz W.K Rcvr Rx Rx Tx & Rx Tx & Rx Tx & Rx Tx & Rx Tx & Rx Tx & Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rcv Rx FS- 0/0 Same as left Same as left Same as left Same as left Same as left Same as left Same as left FM-00D/S FM-00D/S Same as left Same as left Same as left Same as left Same as left NX-00 FM-00D/S FM-00D/S FELCOM Locate and span antenna where best Tx/Rx condition exists. As desired As desired No longer requied Replace ANT/or add WING MIC. Replace ANT New or existing (NX-) New (FAB-D) New (FAB-D) New (IC-) -

15 . MOUNTING. Mounting the Channel Base and Rack Console.. RC-00F Leave at least 00 mm of service space on the sides and at the rear of the console. Determine cable coming position and size and ground location by referring to the figure below. Determine size of cable coming considering both cable size and cable bends. Weld all sides of the channel base to the deck. Fasten the rack console to the channel base with eight M bolts. After leading in cables through the rear of the rack console, cover cable entrances with putty or silicone sealant to close any gaps. RC-00F Remove eyebolts and cover with four cosmetic caps. Cable Entrance 00x0 mm If necessary cables can be led in through the rear of the channel base. Rear cable entrance X0 mm, places Earth Plate Support Cable Entrance 00x0 mm Steel plate with copper earth plate 0.x0x00 mm (Installation Materials: CP0-00) Service Space 00 mm Service Space 00 mm Note: After welding and painting with rust inhbiting paint, paint same color as console (Munsell.BG/). Fixing Hole (, places) Service Space 00 mm Hex Bolt (Mx( ), pcs., local supply) Cable Coming (00, places) Note: Cable entrance at bottom of console. Determine the cable coming location condsidering frame position, cable layout and total sectional area of cabling. Mounting of channel base and rack console for RC-00F Note: After removing four hoisting eyebolts from the rack console, cover the four holes for the eyebolts with the cosmetic caps (Installation materials: CP0-00). -

16 . MOUNTING.. RC-00T Leave a minimum of 00 mm of maintenance space at the sides and rear of the rack console. Determine cable coming position and size and ground location by referring to the figure below. Determine size of cable coming considering both cable size and cable bends. After leading in cables through the rear of the rack console, cover cable entrances with putty or silicone sealant to close any gaps. RC-00T Cable Entrance x0 mm FRONT Remove eyebolts and cover with four cosmetic caps. TB0 TB0 Cable Entrance Earth plate w/steel plate (Inst. Mat. CP0-00) TABLETOP Make hole of 0x0 mm for cable entrance. Make holes, places) for fixing console. Hex Bolt (Mx ( ), pcs., local supply) Note: Cable entrance at bottom of console. Determine the cable coming location considering frame position, cable layout and total sectional area of cabling. Mounting RC-00T Note: After removing four hoisting eyebolts from the rack console, cover the four holes for the eyebolts with the cosmetic caps (Installation materials: CP0-00). The keyboard for the terminal unit can be fastened to the desktop with fastener () and fastener (), supplied with installation materials CP0-00 and CP0-00. Cable (JIS) and outer diameter Cable Outer Outer Outer Outer Cable Cable Cable Diameter Diameter Diameter Diameter 0./kV DPYC-.. 0./kV DPYC-. 0V MPYC-. CO-0.x0P. 0./kV DPYCS-.. 0./kV DPYC-. 0V MPYC-.0 0S0. 0./kV DPYC-.. 0./kV DPYC-0. RG-0U/Y. 0S0. 0./kV DPYC-. 0./kV DPYC-0. D-FB-CV. 0./kV DPYC-. 0V TTYC-S. CO-0.xP 0. -

17 . MOUNTING. Mounting the Printer PP-0. Place the printers on the top of the rack console. Connect printer connector and printer power cord to printer.. Set mounting brackets (one each for left and right sides of printer) to printer and fix them to the rack console with MX0 screws. RC-00T Cable Entrance x0 mm FRONT Remove eyebolts and cover with four cosmetic caps. TB0 TB0 Cable Entrance Earth plate w/steel plate (Inst. Mat. CP0-00) TABLETOP Make hole of 0x0 mm for cable entrance. Make holes, places) for fixing console. Hex Bolt (Mx ( ), pcs., local supply) Note: Cable entrance at bottom of console. Determine the cable coming location considering frame position, cable layout and total sectional area of cabling. Figure - Mounting of printer PP-0 -

18 . MOUNTING. Mounting the Rack Console Table (RC-00F only). Fasten right and left side table brackets to the console frame with MX bolts.. Lay the rack console table on top of the table brackets and set the table to the hole for the door catch pin.. Fasten the rack console table with three MX countersunk screws and seven sets of MX bolts, spring washers and flat washers. Rack Console Table Hole for Door Door Support Pin Table Bracket (Left) Bolt Countersunk Screw Bolt* Table Bracket (Right) Left Panel Mounting the rack console table * = MX bolt (w/spring washer and flat washer) The keyboard for the terminal unit can be fastened to the desktop with fastener() and fastener(), supplied with installation materials CP0-00 and CP

19 . MOUNTING. Grounding the Antenna Coupler for SSB Radiotelephone Antenna radiation efficiency is largely determined by the quality of the ground system. For maximum efficiency ground the coupler as shown below. Weld a steel plate with copper strap as close to the antenna coupler as possible and connect it to the coupler. (The length of the copper strap between the ground and the ground terminal on the coupler should be as short as possible.) Solder the point where the copper plate connects to the coupler, to prevent corrosion and to ensure tight connection. CAUTION Ground the equipment to prevent interference and electrical shock. Soldering Copper plate Steel plate 0.X0X00 mm Connect to coupler Silver alloy brazing For outdoor installation, coat plate with marine paint to prevent electrolytic corrsion. Weld to ship s hull. Ground for the antenna coupler -0

20 . Mounting the Antenna Coupler for SSB Radiotelephone.. Mounting the drain tube. MOUNTING Ventilation must be provided to prevent moisture from being drawn into the coupler during atmospheric pressure changes and to allow trapped humid air to escape. This is accomplished by drain holes and a drain tube. DRAIN TUBE Distance more than cm (To prevent moisture from being drawn into the coupler.) Fitting of drain tube -

21 . MOUNTING.. Mounting the antenna coupler Mount the antenna coupler as shown in the figure below. For retrofit install the coupler in the radio room, near the antenna switch box. Mast Drain Drain Tube tube Ground Terminal terminal For thin For bulkhead thin bulkhead, use use nuts, nuts, bolts bolts and U-bolt and washers U-bolt washers instead instead of tapping of Assy. screws. assy. tapping screws. Lead-in Lead-in insulator insulator ANT SW SW BOX BOX AS-E (option) AS-E (Option) Signal Signal cable Cable Copper GroundEarth Plate plate (copper) Coaxial Coaxial cable Cable EXAMPLE OF OUTDOOR MOUNTING Stand-off Stand-off insulator Insulator From Antenna From antenna Switch Box switch box EXAMPLE OF INDOOR MOUNTING Mounting the antenna coupler -

22 00. Mounting the Inmarsat-C Antenna Unit FELCOM. MOUNTING 0, 0 or 00 m antenna cable is available. Thirty meters cable has connectors on both sides, and one connector for 0/00 m cable. Do not shorten these cables to prevent interference. To mount the antenna unit, an exclusive pipe is necessary. Locally prepare an antenna mast with a ground stud (M stainless steel bolt welded to antenna mast) and mounting pipe with threads and plate (See the outline drawing of the mounting plate shown below.) Weld the mounting pipe to the antenna mast. The distance between the stud and the earth terminal on the antenna unit should be within 0 mm, which also is the length of the supplied earth wire. Earth wire (0 mm) x UNS -S 0 Mounting pipe Ground stud 00 Welding 0 -S -S -S,, Antenna mast. Mounting pipe and antenna mast -

23 . MOUNTING For or 0 m cable. Apply silicone sealant (local supply) to the threads of the pipe.. Unscrew three screws to remove the antenna base from the antenna unit.. Pass the antenna cable through the pipe, antenna base in order.. Insert the cable protector (supplied) into the slot at the bottom of antenna base.. Screw the antenna base onto the antenna pipe by rotating the antenna base.. Pass the antenna cable into the shrink tube (SCM, supplied).. Attach the antenna cable to the connector at the bottom of the antenna unit (upper).. Shift the shrink tube until it touches the bottom of the antenna unit (upper).. Heat the above shrink tube, and then apply silicone sealant around the upper edge of the tube. Also wind self-bonding tape around the lower edge of the shrink tube and then wrap vinyl tape over self-bonding tape. Note: Between the bottom of the antenna unit (upper) and the end of the taping should be less than 0 mm. Antenna unit (upper) Antenna base Apply silicone sealant. Antenna base, bottom view Insert the cable protector (wide side) into this slot. Silicone sealant Shrink tube less than 0 mm Cable protector (Inner) Shrink tube (Outer) Vinyl tape Antenna unit, passing the cable through the pipe -

24 . MOUNTING 0. Remount the antenna unit (upper) on the antenna base. (Torque:. N m ± 0%). Wrap self-bonding tape around the connection of antenna base and pipe, and then wind vinyl tape over self-bonding tape. These tapes should be winded closely.. Fix the earth wire RW- (supplied) between the ground terminal on the antenna unit and the ship's ground point. Ground terminal Taping (self-bonding tape and vinyl tape) Apply silicone sealant. Ship's ground point Cable tie (weatherproofed) Mounting. Apply silicone sealant (supplied) to the earth terminal and three screws at the bottom of antenna base.. Fix the antenna cable to the mast with a cable tie (local supply). -

25 . MOUNTING For 0 or 00 m cable. Apply silicone sealant (local supply) to the threads of the pipe.. Unscrew three screws to remove the antenna base from the antenna unit.. Pass the cable assy TPAFB0.NJFBA-DFB (supplied, 00 mm) into the shrink tube (SCM, supplied).. Attach the above cable assy to the connector at the bottom of the antenna unit (upper).. Shift up the shrink tube until it touches the bottom of the antenna unit (upper).. Heat the shrink tube, and then apply silicone sealant to the upper edge of the tube, also wind self-bonding tape around the lower edge of the shrink tube and then wrap vinyl tape over self-bonding tape. Note: Between the bottom of the antenna unit (upper) and the end of the taping should be less than 0 mm.. Insert the cable protector (supplied) in to the slot at the bottom of the antenna base.. Pass the antenna cable through the pipe and antenna base in order. When laying the cable along side the pipe, put the cable aside to pass through the projection in the antenna base. See [A] in the figure shown below. Antenna unit (upper) Silicone sealant Shrink tube less than 0 mm (Inner) Shrink tube (Outer) Vinyl tape Antenna base Apply silicone sealant. Antenna base, bottom view Insert the cable protector (wide side) into this slot. Select [A] or [B]. [A] [B] Cable protector Waterproofing. Remount the antenna unit (upper) on the antenna base. (Torque:. N m ± 0%) 0. Screw the antenna unit onto the antenna pipe by rotating the antenna unit.. Wind self-bonding tape (supplied) at the connection of antenna base and pipe, and then wrap vinyl tape over self-bonding tape.. Fix the ground wire RW- (supplied) between the ground terminal on the antenna unit and the ground stud on the mast. -

26 . MOUNTING. Connect the antenna cable (0 or 00 m) and cable assy (attached at step ).. Wrap the connector with self-bonding tape and then vinyl tape. Bind the cable end with a cable tie (local supply).. Fix the cable to the mast with cable tie (local supply). Ground terminal Taping (Self-bonding tape and vinyl tape) Pipe Apply silicone sealant. Ship's ground point Mast See the figure in below. Cable tie (Weatherproofed) Mounting Waterproofing -

27 . MOUNTING. Connection of Antenna for DSC Function.. Installation of antenna (FAX-,. m whip antenna) Fix the FAX- (preamp unit) to the mounting mast (diameter -0 mm) with hose clamps. Screw the whip antenna into the FAX-. Coat connection point with putty for waterproofing. Switching to coaxial cable with armor To switch to coaxial cable with armor (RG-0/UY);. Attach a coaxial connector (MP-) about 0-0 cm from the bottom of the FAX-.. Remove - cm of the sheath of the cable RG-0/UY and attach connector MP- to the cable.. Attach relay connector M-A-JJ between connectors MP- and MP-.. Cover connectors with self-vulcanizing tape followed by vinyl tape to waterproof... Connection to rack console RC-00F The coaxial cable RG-0/UY is connected to the rack console using an M-P- connector. Connect it to the MR relay connector inside the rack console. Set spring washer to. meter whip antenna and screw antenna into preamp unit. DSC-0 ANT Terminal Existing wiring FS-0T -0T FAX- Mast (-0 mm) Parker Clamp (Inst. Materials CP0-00) Fuse Box RC-00F MP- M-A- MP- Ground for FAX- (Drill hole in mast; fasten ground wire with M screw.) MR relay connector Attach MP- connector to coaxial cable and connect to MR relay connector. Waterproofing (Self-vulcanizing tape and vinyl tape) MP- Stepdown transformer (option) RG-0/UY Bond flat mesh wire to shield and ground near cable entrance on rack console. Mounting and connection of antenna for DSC function on RC-00F -

28 . MOUNTING RC-00T FS-0T/0T Connect the antenna to WR ANT Terminal with connector FM-, leading in the coaxial cable RG-0/UY through the cable entrance. Fasten the coaxial cable to the chassis with a cable tie. RC-00T FRONT Cable Entrance How to connect the antenna cable to the DSC function on RC-00T -

29 . MOUNTING. AC/DC Power Supply Units The RC-00T requires a power supply unit, stepdown transformer and a power amp unit... AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-00 The PR-00 supplies both AC and DC power. Mount the PR-00 considering the following requirements. Select a location where vibration is minimal. The location should be moderate and stable temperature and humidity. The mounting location must be able to support the weight of the unit (. kg). Change the tap on the PR-00 according to ship s mains. 00V 0% FAN (FAN) 0 0V 0% FAN (FAN) 0 00 VAC 0 VAC 00V 0% FAN 00 VAC (FAN) 0 0V 0% FAN 0 VAC (FAN) 0 Tap settings on PR-00 Also, change the fuse according to ship s mains. Input Voltage Fuse 00/0 VAC 0A 00/0 VAC A -0

30 . MOUNTING.. AC/DC Power Supply Unit PR-0A Input voltage is available from 00/0/0/00/0/0 VAC (default voltage 0 V). Open the top cover of the PR-0A and change wiring on the power transformer according to input voltage, referring to the figure below. Further change the label on the front panel to show input voltage used. Mount the PR-0A considering the following requirements. Select a location where vibration is minimal. The location should be moderate and stable temperature and humidity. The mounting location must be able to support the weight of the unit ( kg). 00 VAC 0 VAC WHT BLK WHT BLK WHT BLK WHT BLK BLK BLK 0 VAC 00 VAC WHT BLK WHT BLK BLK WHT BLK WHT BLK BLK (Default) 0 VAC 0 VAC WHT BLK WHT BLK BLK WHT BLK WHT BLK BLK Power transformer settings on PR-0A -

31 . MOUNTING.0 Other Equipment Battery Charger BC- Mount the BC- considering the following requirements. Select a location where vibration is minimal. The location should be moderate and stable temperature and humidity. The mounting location must be able to support the weight of the unit ( kg). A magnetic compass will be affected if placed too close to the battery charger. Separate the battery charger at least m from a magnetic compass. -

32 . MOUNTING Stepdown transformer 0S (option) The optional stepdown transformer 0S is required to use ship s mains of 0/0 VAC, φ with the RC-00F. Fasten the stepdown transformer to the mounting chassis and set it to lower right-hand side of the rack console. UPSET SCREW MX, pcs. STEPDOWN TRANSFORMER 0S UPSET SCREW MX, pcs. MOUNTING CHASSIS How to mount the stepdown transformer -

33 . MOUNTING Desk Lamp (option) A desk lamp is optionally available. Mount it as follows. Name: Desk Lamp Type: OP0-- Code No.: Name Type Code No. Qty Remarks Desk Lamp Assy. MA-00T Spare parts SP Remove name plate.. Remove two terminal units and control unit.. Remove cover (upper) by removing five M screws and loosening four M screws. Cover (Upper) M Screw Terminal Unit Control Unit Terminal Unit Name plate M Screw Cable entrance Remove five screws from inside.. Lead in cable of Desk Lamp Assembly through the cable entrance. Mount desk lamp on RC-00T. Fix cable of Desk Lamp Assembly on frame of rack console. FURUNO Red Blue # #. Connect cable of Desk Lamp Assembly to terminal TB-#, # (LAMP) inside rack console. (Refer to page -.). Reassemble the rack console.. Fasten the name plate to the Desk lamp. -

34 . WIRING WARNING Turn off the power at the switchboard before beginning the installation. Fire or electrical shock can result if the power is left on. Use the proper fuse. Use of an improper fuse can damage to the equipment and fire. Use only the specified power cable. Use of a different power cable (especially a thinner cable) may cause fire. CAUTION Ground the equipment to prevent electrical shock and mutual interference. The edges of the earth plate are sharpbe careful not to cut fingers when installing it. Before wiring an external radiotelephone, confirm that the BK DCis not connected to RF ground, referring to the circuit diagram. The SSB radiotelephone may become damaged if the BK DC- is connected to RF ground. -

35 . WIRING. Wiring Diagram.. RC-00F DF: Existing AM RADIO: Existing FAX: Existing No. VHF WR No. VHF: Existing No. VHF ANT (For JG/NK) FAX- DSC ANT Inmarsat C RG-0/UY RG-0/UY EMGLamp ( W/0 W) RG-0/UY EMG Lamp ( W/ 0W) RG-0/UY WR Tx/Rx DPYC- ( V/Backup) TTYC-S (or Existing) No. No. CO-0. x P (NAV data) Note FM-00D/S FM-00D/S TTYC-S P,S Wing MIC (or Existing) IF-00 CO-0. x P (Print data) Note Note OR DPYC-. (V/Back up) For wing handset CO-0. x P (NAV data) HS-000FZ (0 m cable) CO-0. x P (Print data) OR Portable VHF DPYCS-. (AF LINE ) Note DPYC-. RG-0U/U (BK) Note FAX Output RC-00F (AF LINE ) DPYCS-. RG-0U/U ANT/MC Public Addressor Note Note (BK) DPYC-. (BK) Note DPYC-. (BK) D F Common BATT (GPS Position data NMEA 0) CO-0. x P GPS 00 VAC OR Note Coaxial connector Notes Connector ) BK, AF Line OUT can be relayed from existing rack console. ) Step down transformer (0/0 VAC, option) not required with 00 VAC ship's mains. ) Printer Interface IF-00 required to connect FM-00 to printer. 0S Printer PP-0 sets MF/HF: Existing D-FB-CV 0 m AT-0- (for 0 W) AT-0- (for 0 W) Antenna Coupler 0S0 0S0 TPYC-/ Ship's Mains 0 V/0 VAC DPYC-//0 Reserve Source BATT 00AH % m m m sq 0 sq sq Cable attenuation (Max 0A) Wiring diagram for RC-00F -

36 . WIRING.. RC-00T DF : Existing AM Radio : Existing DSC ANT FAX : Existing No. VHF WR No. VHF : Existing No. VHF ANT JG/NK FAX- INMARSAT-C MF/HF: Existing OR RG-0/UY RG-0/UY EMG Lamp (w/0w) RG-0/UY EMG Lamp (w/0w) RG-0/UY WR Tx/Rx TTYC-S (or Existing) P.S Wing MIC No. FM-00D/S No. FM-00D/S DPYC- (V/Back up) CO- P (NAV data) Note (or Existing) OR TTYC-S IF-00 D-FB-CV 0m AT-0- (for 0 W) AT-0- (for 0 W) Antenna Coupler for wings Handset HS-000FZ (0m Cable) CO- P (Print data) DPYC-. (V/Back up) OR Portable VHF RG-0U/U Output CO- P (NAV data) CO- P (NAV data) 0S0 FAX DPYCS-. (AF LINE) Note DPYC-. (BK) Note RC-00T Power Amp 0S0 Unit 0S0 PA-00 RG-0U/U ANT/MC Public Addressor DPYCS-. (AF LINE) Note DPYC-. (BK) Note (BK) PR-00 Stepdown Transformer Note DPYC-. (BK) DF Ship s Mains 0 V/0 VAC TPYC -/ DPYC-0 DPYC- DPYC-0 DPYC-0 CO- P (GPS Position data NMEA-0) Common BATT GPS PR-0A DPYC- MPYC- BC- Notes ) BK, AF Line OUT can be relayed from existing rack console. ) Printer Interface IF-00 required to connect FM-00 to printer. DPYC - FUSE BOX SB-0 TPYC-. (V/Backup) Reserve source BATT 00AH 0S Printer PP-0 sets % sq m Max 0A 0sq m sq m Wiring diagram for RC-00T -

37 . WIRING. Wiring Inside the Rack Console.. RC-00F Inmarsat C IC- FS-0T FS-0T T0 T0 FRONT VIEW T0 Stepdown transformer (option) Secure wiring with cable ties to prevent cable fatigue at terminals. Wiring () AT-0 FS-0T (0S0)/ FS-0T (0S0) () AT-0 FS-0T (0S0)/ FS-0T (0S0) () Inmarsat C ANT: IC- IC- (D-FB-CV) () WR ANT: FAX- Relay: FS-0T (RG-0/UY)/ FS-0T (RG-0/UY) Wiring (TB//) Ground Terminal (0 mm) Cable entry BOTTOM Cable entry TB0 TB0 TB0 Cable entry Ground shield of cable DPYCS-. with screw on terminal. Fixing Holes,, places Wiring inside RC-00F -

38 . WIRING.. RC-00T RC-00T Ground Terminal Cable Entrance X0 (mm) FRONT TB TB Cable Entrance Earth Plate w/steel plate Fixing holes (, places) Cable Entrance 0X0 (mm) Secure wiring to frame with cable ties. Make sure no stress is placed on wiring at the terminals. Connection to Terminal TB0/0 Ground shield of cable DPYCS-. to screw on terminal. Direct connection to unit () AT-0 FS-0T (0S0)/ FS-0T (0S0) () AT-0 FS-0T (0S0)/ FS-0T (0S0) () Inmarsat-C ANT: IC- IC- (D-FB-CV) () WR ANT: FAX-/FS-0T (RG-0/UY)/ FS-0T (RG-0/UY) Wiring inside RC-00T -

39 . WIRING. Terminal Wiring.. RC-00F Refer to TB(RC-00T) on page - for how to connect printer and NMEA data. DC LINE IN (BATTERY) DC LINE OUT (BACK-UP) FOR No. VHF BATT V DC LINE OUT (BACK-UP) DC LINE OUT (BACK-UP) FOR DMC TERMINAL DC LINE OUT (BACK-UP) FOR No. VHF DC LINE OUT (NOT BACKED-UP) FOR NAVTEX RECEIVER + - Power for POWER AMP UNIT TB FS-000 only AC FAIL FOR: No. VHF FOR: DMC FOR: No. VHF Note: For 0 V/0 VAC, ship's mains the optional stepdown transforner (0S) is installed. FOR: NAVTEX Note: VDC for VHF radiotelehone is connected to TB. See page -. DC Power Terminal With 0 V/0 V tap 0 V/0 VAC Stepdown Transformer 00/0/0 VAC LINE OUT (FAX NO.) 00/0/0 VAC LINE OUT (FAX NO.) 000/0 VAC LINE OUT (NO.) PR-0A AC FAIL(+) (U (V) (W) (U) (V) TB 0 (U) (V) 0 (W) (U) (V) (U) (V) (U) (V) (U) (V) AC Power Terminal Ship's mains 00/ 0/0 VAC, OR Ship's mains 0 VAC, FOR: No. FAX FOR: No. FAX or Other FOR: Other For example Inmarsat-B Note: The output voltage on terminals - change with ship's mains voltage. Ship's mains Output voltage 00 VAC 00 VAC 0 VAC 0 VAC 0 VAC 0 VAC 0 VAC 00 VAC 0 VAC 00 VAC Terminals TB0 and TB0 on the RC-00F -

40 . WIRING BK OUT (No. FAX) BK OUT (MUTUAL BK LINE) 0 TB 0 No. FAX AF No. FAX AF TO: Public ADD BK or Other BK No. FAX BK AF OUT (No. FAX) BK OUT AF(H) AF(C) AF(H) AF(C) DC+ BK- DC- DC+ BK- BK & AF Terminal TO: Transmitter BK TO: IC-0 (H) (C) (H) (C) DC+ BK- DC- DC+ BK- AF OUT (No. FAX) IC-0 Attach crimp-on lug to shield of the cable DPYCS and fasten to terminal. DMCOUT-H DMCOUT-C DMCIN-H DMCIN-C DMCCTR.. RC-00T Terminal TB0 on the RC-00F TO: Public ADD BK or other BK TO: Transmitter BK TO: No. FAX BK TO: No. FAX LINE IN TO: No. FAX LINE IN TO: GPS RECEIVER TO: No. VHF NMEA TO: No. VHF NMEA TO: No. VHF PRINTER TO: No. VHF PRINTER Attach crimp-on lug to shield of the cable DPYCS and fasten to terminal. 00 BK V+ BK V+ BK- BK V- BK- (H) (C) (H) (C) (H) (C) (H) (C) (H) (C) TXD-H TXD-C RXD-H RXD-C TXD-H TXD-C RXD-H RXD-C TB BK INPUT BK INPUT (MUTUUAL BK LINE) BK OUT (No. FAX) AF OUT (No. FAX) AF OUT (No. FAX) GPS DATA INPUT NMEA OUT No. VHF NMEA OUT No. VHF PRINT DATA IN No. VHF RINT DATA IN No. VHF BK V+ BK V+ BK- BK V- BK- (H) (C) (H) (C) (H) (C) (H) (C) (H) (C) Terminal TB on RC-00T -

41 . WIRING RC-00T TB DC LINE IN (BATTERY) (+) (-) DC LINE IN (BATTERY) (+) (-) (A+, V+) (A-) (V-) Current Meter Voltmeter Radio Battery AC FAIL(+) CHARGE BATT (+) EMG LAMP OUT (-) V No. VHF VDC(+) (-) No. VHF VDC(+) (-) VDC VDC PR-0A AC FAIL(-) PR-00 SB-0 PR-0A BC- LAMP PR-0A No. VHF No. VHF 0 0 (+) (-) (+) (-) Terminals TB a on the RC-00T -

42 . WIRING. Connection of Antenna Coupler To ANTENNA - ANT BRN TUNE OK RED THROUGH ORG TUNE YEL DUMMY GRN + V WHT 0V BLU TB- TB TB TB Ground drain wire. Signal cable Ground terminal Replace this rubber sleeve with one supplied with accessories if using a coax cable whose diameter is larger than supplied one. Coaxial cable Connect to ground to prevent interference and electrical shock. FAX- FS-0T/0T Connection inside RC-00F AT-0- or AT-0- (Resin type) PR-0A Ground Wire T/R ANT * CONTROLLER AC IN FS-0C MAIN UNIT HS-00 *: FS-0T does not have this coaxial connector. Printer Ground Wire Wiring (FS-0) -

43 . WIRING. Connection of Inmarsat-C Antenna FELCOM VDC When using 0 or 00m antenna cable. 0. m Printer PP-0 VCTF-0.xC ( m) Ground wire D-FB-CV, 0 m D-SFA-CV, 00 m TP-NJ connector (Supplied) Connector N-P-DSFA N-P-DFB (Supplied, local arrangement) TPFBAW-DFBB, 0 m DGPS S0, m Mini keyboard BTC-00C PS/ LAN cable (0BaseT, local supply) Remove the cover to use. *: Local arrangement MJ-ASPF00-00Z Copper strap. m CAUTION This unit is shipped with A fuse. Replace fuse with A when using the equipment with the ship's mains VDC. Ship's mains VDC And then, attach a label for A to the fuse cover on power cable. Use of wrong fuse can result in damage to the equipment. #: When connecting with the distress message controler DMC-, set the DMC-'s function "SES (EGC)", referring to chapter "SYSTEM SETTINGS" in the operator's manual for DMC- (OME-0). Further, connect a jumper wire between TB-# and TB-# on the DMC-. CO-SPEVV-SB-C 0.xp (option) or TTYCS- * * * * (Japanese Industrial Standards) * * * Distress alert/ Received call unit IC-0 Alarm unit IC-0 DMC-# Junction Box IC- Navigator Wiring of FELCOM -0

44 . Connection of External Equipment.. BK connection Before wiring an external radiotelephone, confirm that the BK DC- is not connected to ground, referring to the circuit diagram. The SSB radiotelephone may become damaged if the BK DC- is connected to ground. BK connection for RC-00F. WIRING Standard BK Connection FS-0T or 0T RC-00F AF LINE OUT No. FAX AF LINE OUT No. FAX BK control current Max. A C C H H 0 BK DC+ BK LINE IN BK- BK DC- No. FAX BK DC+ No. FAX BK- TB0 When connecting transmitter or other maker's equipment, contact your dealer to request connection of BK circuit. BK DC+ BK DC+ (BK-) (BK DC-) BK BK DC+ No. FAX BK DC+ No. FAX BK- BK- BK- BK RELAY Receivers Transmitters BK RELAY No. FAX BK Connection Method Using Existing BK Wiring Existing Rack Console Five external BK lines are available. BK+ BK- RC-00F TB0 BK DC+ BK- 0V BK+ BK- BK+ BK- BK Existing wiring BK+ BK+ BK- BK- No. FAX FAX BK+ FAX BK- Connect considering BK control on existing rack console. Relay connection If MPYC-// use one cable. BK+ BK- BK+ BK- Existing wiring Existing wiring Existing wiring Existing wiring BK+ BK- DF BK+ BK+ BK- BK- No. FAX BK+ BK- BK+ BK- A/MC BK+ BK- Public Addressor BK connection for RC-00F -

45 . WIRING BK connection for RC-00T BK DC+ Standard BK Connection FS-0T or 0T BK Connection Method Using Existing BK Wiring RC-00T BK DC+ BK- RC-00T BK control current Max. A 0 0 BK+ BK- TB No. FAX BK DC+ No. FAX BK- TB BK DC+ BK LINE IN BK+ BK- BK+ BK- BK BK+ Existing wiring BK+ BK- BK- No. FAX FAX BK+ FAX BK- Connect considering BK control on existing rack console. Relay connection If MPYC-// use one cable. To connect transmitter or other maker's equipment, contact your dealer to request connection of BK circuit Existing Rack Console BK+ BK- BK+ BK- BK+ BK- Existing wiring Existing wiring Existing wiring Existing wiring BK+ BK- A/MC BK+ BK- Public Addressor BK- BK DC- BK- BK+ BK- DF BK+ BK- No. FAX BK+ BK- BK RELAY Receivers BK DC+ (BK-) BK Circuit Detector (BK DC-) BK DC+ No. FAX BK DC+ No. FAX BK- BK- Five external BK lines are available. Transmitters BK RELAY No. FAX BK connection for RC-00T -

46 . WIRING.. AF LINE OUT connection AF LINE OUT connection for RC-00F AF Line H AF Line C Using Existing AF Line Out Wiring TB0 AF Line out H AF Line out C AF Line out C AF Line out C RC-00F Relay processing Multicore cable MPYCS (TTYCS) may be used. Cut AF line. No. FAX AF Line Exisiting wiring No. FAX AF Line Exisiting wiring Existing rack console AF Line H C No. FAX AF Line H C No. FAX or Public Addressor AF LINE OUT connection for RC-00F -

47 . WIRING AF LINE OUT connection for RC-00T AF Line H AF Line C Using Existing AF Line Out Wiring RC-00T TB No. FAX AF Line out H No. FAX AF Line out C No. FAX AF Line out H No. FAX AF Line out C Relay processing Multicore cable MPYCS (TTYCS) may be used. Cut AF line. No. FAX AF Line Existing wiring No. FAX AF Line Existing wiring Existing rack console AF Line H C No. FAX AF Line H C No. FAX or Public Addressor AF LINE OUT connection for RC-00T -

48 . Charger Unit BC--SS/00. WIRING According to the battery used, set the output voltage of the charger unit to. VDC (default setting) or VDC. This section shows how to change the output voltage from. VDC to VDC. Battery Valve-regulated lead-acid battery, maintenance free Flooded lead-acid battery Output Voltage. VDC (default) VDC. Remove four screws to remove the front panel of the charger unit. Front panel Charger unit BC--SS/00. Switch the toggle switch to VDC. The toggle switch is on the 0P0 board located on the side of the charger unit. Toggle switch Charger unit 0P0 board. Fill the MES checkbox with white paint, and then check the SS (TICK) checkbox. -

49 . WIRING. Attach the front panel with the screws removed at step.. Remove four screws to remove the control panel of the rack console. Control panel. Remove four screws to remove rear cover of the control panel. Rear cover 0P00 board Rear side of the control panel. Remove the 0P00 board on the rear side of the control panel. Fixing plate Rear side of the control panel (After removing the 0P00 board) -

50 . WIRING. Remove the screw on the control panel to remove the SW panel and fixing plate. Control panel Remove this screw. SW panel Note: The SW panel is required for the flooded lead-acid battery. Note: When removing the SW panel and fixing plate, be sure not to drop the fixing plate into the rack console.. Attach the 0P00 board. 0. Attach the rear cover of the control panel.. Attach the control panel to the rack console. -

51 . WIRING. JIS Cable Data 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath cable (0./ kv DPY) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w armor cable (0. kv DPYC) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0. / kv DPYCY) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath cable (0./ kv FA-DPY) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath (0./ kv FA-DPYC) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0. / kv FA-DPYCY) Cores Conductor Sectional Area mm Wires Dia. mm Outer Dia. mm Insulator Thickness mm Sheath Thickness mm Outer Dia. mm Outer Dia. Tolerance mm Armor Wire Dia. Dia. mm Outer Dia. mm Sheath, Outer Dia. Tolerance mm Anti- corrosive Sheath Thickness mm Outer Dia. mm Outer Dia. Tolerance mm No Gilding ohm km Conductor Resistance (0C) With Gilding ohm km Test Voltage V Insulator Resistance (0C) Mohm km Remarks Approximate Mass Std. Length m -

52 . WIRING Cores Conductor Sectional Area mm Wires/ Dia. mm Outer Dia. mm 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath cable (0./ kv TPY) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor cable (0./ kv TPYC) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/ armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0./ kv TPYCY) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath cable (0./ kv FA-TPY) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath (0./ kv FA-TPYC) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0./ kv FA-TPYCY) Insulator Thickness Sheath Thickness Outer Dia. Outer Dia. Tolerance Armor Wire Dia. Dia. Outer Dia. Sheath, Outer Dia. Tolerance Anti- corrosive Sheath Outer Dia. Outer Dia. Tolerance No Gilding Conductor Resistance (0C) With Gilding Test Voltage Insulator Resistance (0C) Remarks Approximate Mass Std. Length mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm ohm/km ohm/km V Mohm/km m -

53 . WIRING Cores Conductor Sectional Area Wires/ Dia. mm mm Outer Dia. mm 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor cable (0./ kv DPYCS) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor cable (0./ kv TPYCS) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/ armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0./ kv DPYCYS) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/ armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0./ kv FA-TPYCYS) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor cable (0./ kv FA-DPYCS) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor cable (0./ kv FA-TPYCS) 0./ kv Two core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0./ kv FA-DPYCYS) 0./ kv Three core EP rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0./ kv FA-TPYCYS) Insulator Thickness Braided Shield Wire Dia. Sheath Thickness Sheath Outer Dia. Armor Wire Dia. Outer Dia. Sheath, Outer Dia. Tolerance Anti- corrosive Sheath Outer Dia. Outer Dia. Tolerance No Gilding Conductor Resistance (0C) With Gilding Test Voltage Insulator Resistance (0C) Remarks Approximate Mass mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm ohm/km ohm/km V Mohm/km All cable shields are bundled. Std. Length m -0

54 . WIRING Cores Sectional Area mm Conductor Wires/ Dia. mm Outer Dia. mm 0 V EP Rubber insulator vinyl sheath cable (0 V MPY) 0 V EP Rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor cable (0 V MPYC) 0 V EP Rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0 V MPYCY) 0 V EP Rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor vinyl sheath cable (0 V FA-MPY) 0 V EP Rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor cable (0 V FA-MPYC) 0 V EP Rubber insulator vinyl sheath w/armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (0 V FA-MPYCY) Insulator Thickness mm Sheath Thickness mm Outer Dia. mm Sheath, Outer Dia. Tolerance mm Armor Wire Dia. mm Outer Dia. mm Sheath, Outer Dia. Tolerance mm Anti- corrosive Sheath mm Outer Dia. mm Outer Dia. Tolerance mm No Gilding ohm/km Conductor Resistance (0C) With Gilding ohm/km Test Voltage V Insulator Resistance (0C) Mohm/km Remarks Approximate Mass Std. Length m -

55 . WIRING 0 V Flame resistant telephone use vinyl insulator sheath armor cable (individual shield) (0 V TTYC-S) 0 V Flame resistant telephone use vinyl insulator sheath w/armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (individual shield) (0 V TTYCY-S) 0 V Flame resistant telephone use vinyl insulator sheath armor cable (individual shield) (0 V FA-TTYC-S) 0 V Flame resistant telephone use vinyl insulator sheath w/armor vinyl anticorrosive cable (individual shield) (0 V TTYCY-S) Pair Cores Sectional Area Conductor Wires/ Dia. Outer Dia. Insulator Thickness Braided Shield Wire Dia. Sheath Thickness Sheath Outer Dia. Armor Wire Dia. Outer Dia. Sheath, Outer Dia. Tolerance Anti- corrosive Sheath Thickness Outer Dia. Outer Dia. Tolerance Conductor Resistance (0C) Test Voltage Insulator Resistance (0C) Remarks Approximate Mass Std. Length mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm ohm/km mm mm V Mohm/km m -

56 . SYSTEM SETTINGS This chapter provides the information necessary for setting up the equipment. For more detailed information see the service manual or operator's manual of respective equipment.. SSB Radiotelephone FS-0/0 MMSI Setting For the MMSI setting, see FURUNO Information issued separately. System Setup Enter system settings as below after the installation. To prevent accidental transmission of the distress alert, disconnect the antenna. These settings should be entered by a qualified technician. Under no circumstances shall the operator enter ship s ID. Opening the System Setup menu (DSC). Show the DSC standby screen by pressing the [] key if the screen is not already shown. Press [SETUP] key to display the Setup menu. ALARM AUTO ACK ERASE MESSAGE POSITION PRINT OUT Setup menu SCAN FREQ VOLUME TEST SYSTEM Setup menu. Rotate [ENTER] knob to select SYSTEM.. Press the [ENTER] knob to display the System setup menu. System Setup MMSI : LINE OUT : +0.0 DB WATCH RCVR : MF/HF CH DET S LEVEL : 00 REGULATION : INTL PANEL :: PROTECTION : ON System setup menu (Protection: on) -

57 . SYSTEM SETTINGS. Enter the password referring to appropriate FURUNO INFORMATION. System Setup MMSI : LINE OUT : +0.0 DB WATCH RCVR : MF/HF CH DET S LEVEL : 00 REGULATION : INTL PROTECTION : OFF System setup menu (Protection: off) Watch receiver frequency band Set the watch receiver function as below.. On the System setup menu, rotate the [ENTER] knob to select WATCH RCVR.. Press the [ENTER] knob to display the pop-up window. MF/HF MF Watch receiver pop-up window. Select MF/HF or MF as appropriate. MF/HF: Maximum six distress/safety frequencies are available. (A, A, A and A area) MF: Distress/safety frequency is. khz only (A and A area). Press the [ENTER] knob to finish. DSC signal strength CH DET S LEVEL judges whether the DSC frequency to use to send a DSC message (Routine and Business only) is in use or not. The DSC message is not transmitted when the signal strength on the DSC frequency is higher than that set here. When the DSC frequency becomes clear, the DSC message is automatically transmitted. The setting range is OFF - 0 and the default setting is 00.. On the System setup menu, rotate the [ENTER] knob to select CH DET S LEVEL.. Press the [ENTER] knob to display the CH DET S LEVEL pop-up window. S LEVEL (OFF ) CH DET S LEVEL pop-up window. Rotate the [ENTER] knob to adjust the indicator bar. Too low a setting stops transmission of a DSC message because it detects noise on the DSC frequency. Alternately, too high a setting transmits the DSC message though low signal level is present on the DSC frequency used.. Press the [ENTER] knob to finish. -

58 . SYSTEM SETTINGS Regulation setting Set the regulation to be used.. On the System setup menu, rotate the [ENTER] knob to select REGULATION.. Press the [ENTER] knob. INTL RUSSIA DSC regulation pop-up window.. Rotate the [ENTER] knob to select INTL or RUSSIA. Only for Russia registry, select RUSSIA.. Press the [ENTER] knob to finish. System setup (RT). Press the [] key to show the radiotelephone screen, and then press the [SETUP] key. Setup menu NB SQ FREQ FAX RX ENABLE : OFF : 00 Hz : OFF USER CH OFFHOOKED SPKR : OFF SYSTEM Setup menu (RT). Rotate the [ENTER] knob to select SYSTEM, and then press the [ENTER] knob. System setup PROTECTION : ON System setup menu (RT, protection: on). Enter the password referring to the appropriate FURUNO INFORMATION. REGULATION TX FREQ RX FREQ USER CH AM ENABLE System setup : INTL : FREE : FREE : TRX : RX System setup LSB ENABLENB : OFF TX TUNE : ON COUPLER THROU : RCVD TONE System setup TX POWER (FREQ) TX POWER (USER CH) PROTECTION : OFF PROTECTION : OFF PROTECTION : OFF System setup menu (RT, protection: off) -

59 . SYSTEM SETTINGS System setting of RT Set the RT similarly with DSC. Do the setting at System setup menu at the transceiver unit. System setting (RT) Item Description Setting REGULATION Selects the national regulation to change INTL, RUSSIA, USA, THAI the frequency, user channel, etc. TX FREQ RX FREQ Selects the frequency to transmit. FREE: Any frequency and radio type can be set. MARINE/USER: Can use the frequency and radio type set in the marine band and the user channel. ITU/USER: Can use the frequency and radio type set in the user channel or permitted with ITU channel. USER: Can use the frequency and radio type set in the user channel. FREE, MARINE/USER, ITU/USER, USER USER CH Select the availability of the user channel. OFF, ON AM ENABLE Select the method of AM (HE). OFF: Tx/Rx are not available. TRX: Tx/Rx are available. RX: Rx only is available. OFF, TRX, RX LSB ENABLE Select ON to transmit/receive LSB. OFF, ON TX TUNE COUPLER THROU TONE TX POWER (FREQ) TX POWER (USER CH) Turn the tuning of the antenna coupler on/off. Selects the route on receiving. OFF: Runs via antenna coupler. RCVD: Does not run via antenna coupler. DIFF: Does not run via antenna coupler only when Tx frequency and Rx frequency is difference. For maintenance. See.. Setting of Tx power. See.. Setting of tx power. OFF, ON OFF, RCVD, DIFF -

60 . SYSTEM SETTINGS Setting of Tx power Set the Tx power at Tx power setup menu. Tx power setup Item Description Setting TX MODE Select the radio band to set the power of transmitting. SSB: Modulated in Hz TLX: Common with DSC, modulated in Hz TX FREQUEY Select the frequency to set the power of transmitting. TX POWER Select the output to set the power of transmitting. LOW, MID, HIGH TX POWER ADJ Set the Tx power. 0 TX POWER TUNE Set the tuning power SAVE TX POWER Memorize power data settings. ERASE TX POWER Return power settings to default. Band Setting of TX POWER HiI Power MID Power LOW Power SSB (LSB) TLX (DSC) SSB (LSB) TLX (DSC) SSB (LSB) TLX (DSC) ITU channel (SSB/TLX) User channel Same as power data of band. 0 band Each channel Same as power data of band : Can be set individually. Note: Power data (High/Low) input to the user channel are common to all radio type. -

61 . SYSTEM SETTINGS After the setting Tx power, save it as below.. Rotate the [ENTER] knob to select SAVE TX POWER. Tx power setup TX MODE : SSB TX FREQUEY :.0HZ TX POWER : HIGH TX POWER ADJ : 0 TX POWER TUNE : 00 SAVE TX POWER ERASE TX POWER. Press the [ENTER] knob. Tx power setup menu SAVE TX POWER. ARE YOU SURE? YES NO Saving the Tx power pop-up menu. Select YES by the [ENTER] knob.. Press the [ENTER] knob. -

62 . SYSTEM SETTINGS Setting DIP Switches Location of DIP Switches J J J 0P0 J J S S S S J S S CPU Board (0P0) IEC (NMEA)/DMC/MIF data receiving line (S) IEC (NMEA) RS- Current Loop S-# ON OFF MIF RS-/C RS- RS-C Current Loop S-# ON - OFF S-#, ON OFF - S-#, OFF ON - Note: S-# is no used. -

63 . SYSTEM SETTINGS Connection to IC-0-DSC The above equipment can be connected to the DMC port at the back of the main unit. For these units, set DIP switches as below. IC-0-DSC Set to Current Loop for IC-0 connection. S S # # # # # # # # OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON Preamp Setting (For FAX-) When using the preamp for the watch receiver antenna, set J on the W/R Board to ACTIVE in the transceiver unit. ACTIVE ACTIVE Change jumper to ACTIVE position. J J J J 0P0 RX W/R Board, 0P0 -

64 . NBDP Terminal DP-. SYSTEM SETTINGS Display each menu shown in this section and confirm or change settings as necessary. Some settings may require a password. Consult the service manual for how to enter password... Answerback code Press [F] to display the Station menu. Enter answerback code and ship's ID codes, five and nine digits, respectively. Station : Station Entry : Timer Operation Entry : Scan Entry : User Channel Entry : Answerback Code Entry : Group ID Entry (/ digit) : Group ID Entry ( digit) : Select ID Entry (/ digit) : Select ID Entry ( digit).. System menu Answer back code EX. FURU X Ship's ID no. Ship's name or call sign Ship's code nos. Enter both and digits, respectively. Entering only the -digit code, for example, will not allow calling of a land station having a -digit ID no. Station menu Press [F] to display the System menu. Confirm the following settings: Slave Delay: ms BK Timing PreTone: 0ms MIF AGC: ON (FS-000) -

65 . SYSTEM SETTINGS Set Up *Slave Delay *BK Timing PreTone PoseTone *Mute Timing PreBK PostBX *Modem Output Level System LOCK Change Default msec(0-0 msec) 0 msec(0-00 msec) 0 msec(0-0 msec) 0 msec(0-0 msec) 0 msec(0-0 msec) 0 dbm ( dbm) Confirm setting is as circled. MIF Tune Freeze AGC Emission TX/RX MSG Save Edit Before sending OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON Confirm setting is as circled. Time system Time & Date Display Mode Self Test OFF UTC SMT JST 00///;; Normal Reverse *Requires password to access. System menu Confirm that the indication "Print" appears in reverse video at the top of the screen. This indication means any received or transmitted message will be printed out in real time. The keying sequence of [F], [] enables/disables real time printing. -0

66 . SYSTEM SETTINGS. Inmarsat-C FELCOM Setting the IMN (INMARSAT MOBILE NO.) After the wiring, set your IMN (Inmarsat Mobile No.) as below.. Turn the power on.. Press the function key [F] to show the Setup menu. File Edit Transmit EGC Reports Logs Options Setup Position StopAlarm Setup. Distress Alert Setup. System Setup. Editor Setup. Terminal Setup. EGC Setup. Auto Mode Setup. Setup. Directories. Configuration Setup menu. Press [] key to display the System Setup menu. Setup System Setup System Date & Time 0: 0-0- (YY-MM-DD) IMN MES Operation Mode INMARSAT-C Nav Port OFF Active Port INT Message Output Port INT EGC Output Port INT. Network Configuration Setup Command Window System Setup menu. Confirm that the IMN is selected, and then press the [Enter] key. The entering field appears.. Key in your IMN.. Press the [Enter] key.. Press the [Esc] key to disappear the entering field.. Press the [Enter] key. To clear the IMN, press [I] [M] [N] in order while pressing the [Alt] key down at step. -

67 . INITIAL SETTINGS Setting for External Equipment The FELCOM system had been set to accommodate to distress alert/received call unit IC-0, alarm unit IC-0 and distress message controller DMC- at factory. If less than three units are connected, change the setting to OFF as below.. Press the [F] key to show the Setup menu.. Press the [] key to show the System Setup menu.. Press the [ ] key to select Command Window, and then press [Enter] key to show the Command Window screen.. Referring to the service manual for FELOM, fill in the Enter JOB No.: and then press the [Enter] key.. As similar to step, fill in the PASSWORD:, and then press the [Enter] key. [Main Menu] is highlighted.. Press the [] and [Enter] keys in order. Setup System Setup System Date & Time 0: 0-0- (YY-MM-DD) IMN MES Operation Mode INMARSAT-C Command Window Nav [ Main Port Menu ] OFF Active. Remote Port Box Setup INT Message. Internal Output GPS Port Setup INT EGC Enter Output JOB Port No.: INT. Network Configuration Setup Command [ Remote Window Box Setup ]. DMC ON. IC-0 ON. IC-0 No. ON. IC-0 No. ON. IC-0 No. ON E: Exit Enter No.: Command Window screen. Press the number key for unit not connected, and then press the [Enter] key. For example, press the [] and [Enter] keys when the DMC- is not connected. [ DMC ]. ON. OFF E: Exit Enter No.: Setting window for DMC-. Press the [] key, and the [Enter] key. Instead of a numeric key, press the [E] key to return to Remote Box Setup menu.. Repeat steps to for other unit not connected. 0. Press the [Esc] key several times to close the menu. -

68 . CHECKING OPERATION. Checking Operation of Equipment This section covers checking of the equipment for proper operation. If fault is found, refer to respective service manual. If the distress alert is accidentally transmitted, immediately the cancel the distress alert and contact appropriate authority. For the procedure for cancelling distress alert, see page General check Check point FS-0/0 Confirm that all bands can be tuned Confirm TX power Receive signal sensitivity Procedure. Set channel or frequency.. Press [LOG/TUNE]. Confirm that "TUNING" appears on the display.. Set channel or frequency.. Press the PTT switch.. Communicate with the handset, confirming that antenna current (IA) changes with voice level.. Release the PTT switch. Repeat procedure on all bands.. Receive a signal and confirm that the S-meter bar on display swings with receive signal. Pass/Fail -

69 . CHECKING OPERATION Check point DSC function Ship's position is correctly input General DSC frequencies can be scanned Test Make group call and confirm that FS- correctly transmits DSC message + V is supplied to the preamp unit Procedure. At the DSC standby screen, press the [SETUP] key to display the Setup menu.. Select "POSITION" and press [ENT] key to display the Position menu. Confirm that position is correct. Press [SCAN]. FS-0/0 should scan general DSC frequiencies. Press [TEST]. Confirm that test results are printed out. Check print out for error. FS-0/0. Set frequency to other than khz.. Prepare DSC message as below CALL TYPE : GROUP CALL GROUP ID : 0 PRIORITY : ROUTINE CALL TYPE : TELEPHONE COMM. FREQ :.0 khz DSC FREQ :.0 khz Press [CALL]. Group Call in Progress! Confirm that DSC message is transmitted over.0 khz and JE. After the message is transmitted confirm that the FS-0/0 sets working frequency specified (JE). Connect multimeter to coaxial connector D. ANT (W/R) and ANT (W/R) (preamp unit output terminal) and measure volltage. Pass/Fail -

70 . CHECKING OPERATION Check point NBDP function Procedure Pass/Fail FS-0/0 works properly. Press [F], [] and enter TX and RX frequencies.. Press [Enter].. Confirm that frequency set on FS-0/0. Initialize floppy disk Insert disk in drive and press [F], [0], [ ], [Enter] (twice) to initialize disk. Test. Press [F] to display the System menu and select self Test.. Conduct each of the following tests and confirm test results: Terminal Unit Test Main Unit Test Modem Unit Test Radio Unit Test DSC Unit Test Printer Unit Test -

71 . CHECKING OPERATION Check point FELCOM S common channel is synchronized Position is correctly input Equipment sate Initialize floppy disk Prepare a message, save it to a floppy disk as file and open the file Procedure. Turn on the power.. Confirm that "SY" appears at the bottom of the screen. Confirm that position data appears at the lower right corner and is correct. Confirm the equipment status on the System Status Monitor.. Insert disk in drive and press [F], [], [Enter] (twice) to initialize disk.. Press [F], []. Prepare massage.. Press [F], [], key in file name and press [Enter] to save file.. Press [F], [], select file, and press [Enter] to open file. Pass/Fail Test. Press [F], [], []. Check Distress Alert/ Recieved Call Unit IC-0 for proper operation. Press [F], [], [], [Enter] in order. The Distress Alert Bottom Test mode screen appears.. Open cover on DISTRESS button.. Press the DISTRESS button seconds.. Confirm that the IC-0 sounds the audible alarm.. Close the cover on DISTRESS button.. Press any to escape. Note: FELCOM can not receive distress alert during test mode. -

72 . CHECKING OPERATION.. Test for Printer PP-0 While pressing and holding down the LINE FEED switch turn on the power. All characters are printed as below... BK, AF LINE OUT check BK Test printout for printer PP-0. Press the PTT switch of the SSB radiotelephone.. Check that the BK relay on BK line-connected equipment (facsimile, direction finder, public addressor, etc.) operates. AF LINE OUT When the receiver of the SSB radiotelephone functions as a facsimile receiver, check AF line output as follows:. Set the mode on the SSB radiotelephone to FAX and set a facsimile Rx frequency.. Receive fax broadcast and confirm quality of recording. -