INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SETTING AND ADJUSTMENTS

Model FAR-3210/FAR-3220/FAR-3220-NXT/FAR-3230S/
FAR-3230S-SSD/FAR-3310/FAR-3320/FAR-3320-NXT/
FAR-3330S/FAR-3330S-SSD/FAR-3320W/
FAR-3330SW/FAR-3210-BB/FAR-3220-BB/
FAR-3220-NXT-BB/FAR-3230S-BB/
FAR-3230S-SSD-BB/FAR-3220W-BB/FAR-3230SW-BB

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shall this manual be released to the user.
The installer shall remove this manual from the vessel after installation.
This manual contains no password data. Obtain password data from
FURUNO before beginning the installation.

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INTRODUCTION
About this manual
This manual shows how to setup the chart radar after the installation. After setting, make a backup
copy of configuration data onto a medium (PC, etc.).

Preparation

• PC (for the LAN connection, OS: Windows® XP or Windows® 7)

• LAN cable (for the LAN connection)

Trademarks
Windows is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/
or other countries.

Silent mode
Use the silent mode when the ECDIS is not required, like in a harbor. This mode deactivates the
audio alarms.

1. Click the [OTHERS] button on the Status bar in the chart mode then click [Silent].

2. Enter “3000”, then click the [OK] button. The following pop-up window appears.

Click to return to normal operation.

3. To return to normal operation, click the [Back to Normal Mode] button in the pop-up window
shown above.

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1. INITIAL SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................1-1
1.1 How to Access the Common Installation Settings Menu............................................ 1-1
1.1.1 Laptop PC (LAN connection) access ............................................................. 1-1
1.1.2 Control Unit RCU-024/025/026 ...................................................................... 1-2
1.1.3 [Common Installation Setting] menu contents................................................ 1-3
1.2 [Basic Setting] Menu .................................................................................................. 1-4
1.2.1 [Basic Setting] window ................................................................................... 1-4
1.2.2 [Peripherals] window ...................................................................................... 1-6
1.2.3 [VDR] window................................................................................................. 1-8
1.2.4 [Route Transfer] window ................................................................................ 1-9
1.2.5 [Application] window..................................................................................... 1-10
1.2.6 [Ship Name] window .................................................................................... 1-10
1.2.7 [ECDIS/RADAR] window.............................................................................. 1-11
1.2.8 [Language] window ...................................................................................... 1-11
1.3 [Own Ship Setting] Menu ......................................................................................... 1-12
1.4 [Installation Parameters] Menu ................................................................................ 1-14
1.4.1 Sensor setting .............................................................................................. 1-14
1.4.2 Processor unit configuration......................................................................... 1-16
1.4.3 Activating the connection with the processor unit of the FAR-2xx8
series radar .................................................................................................. 1-22
1.4.4 Sensor adapter configuration ....................................................................... 1-24
1.4.5 Antenna unit configuration ........................................................................... 1-27
1.4.6 Monitoring of HUB........................................................................................ 1-28
1.4.7 Signal and Port settings for external equipment .......................................... 1-29
1.4.8 Customized sensor setting........................................................................... 1-31
1.4.9 Settings to activate the shuttle ferry mode ................................................... 1-32
1.4.10 Installation setting examples ........................................................................ 1-33
1.5 [CCRS] Menu ........................................................................................................... 1-35
1.5.1 How to select the [Data Source]................................................................... 1-35
1.5.2 How to set [Transmission Group]................................................................. 1-36
1.5.3 [CCRS Setting] window................................................................................ 1-39
1.6 [TCS] Menu .............................................................................................................. 1-39
1.7 [AMS] Menu ............................................................................................................. 1-40
1.8 [Alert Define List] Menu............................................................................................ 1-41
1.8.1 Alert Group Setting....................................................................................... 1-41
1.8.2 How to add an alert group............................................................................ 1-42
1.8.3 How to edit an alert group ............................................................................ 1-43
1.8.4 How to delete an alert group ........................................................................ 1-44
1.8.5 Alert Definition setting for each equipment .................................................. 1-44
1.8.6 How to add an alert definition....................................................................... 1-46
1.8.7 How to edit an alert definition....................................................................... 1-47
1.8.8 How to delete an alert definition................................................................... 1-47
1.9 [Data Sharing] Menu ................................................................................................ 1-48
1.10 [Save and Sync] Menu ............................................................................................. 1-48
1.10.1 Consistency check and save the configuration ............................................ 1-48
1.10.2 How to save the configuration data to a medium ......................................... 1-50
1.10.3 How to load the configuration data .............................................................. 1-50
1.11 [Radar Installation] Menu ......................................................................................... 1-51
1.12 [System Monitor] Menu ............................................................................................ 1-51
1.13 [Software Update] Menu .......................................................................................... 1-51
1.14 [Factory Test & Default] Menu ................................................................................. 1-52

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1.15 [Conning] Menu ........................................................................................................1-54

1.15.1 How to select the data source ......................................................................1-55
1.15.2 Advanced settings window ...........................................................................1-55

2. SETTING FOR SENSOR ADAPTER.....................................................................2-1

2.1 How to Set the Equipment ID .....................................................................................2-1
2.2 How to Save the Log File ...........................................................................................2-2
2.3 How to Update the Firmware (MC-3000S) .................................................................2-2
2.3.1 How to activate the maintenance program .....................................................2-3
2.3.2 How to confirm the firmware program version................................................2-3
2.3.3 How to update the firmware program .............................................................2-4

3. HUB-3000 IGMP Querier ......................................................................................3-1

APPENDIX 1 EQUIPMENT ID List ...........................................................................AP-1

APPENDIX 2 SUB SYSTEM .....................................................................................AP-3

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This chapter shows you how to enter the initial settings for the processor unit (EC-
3000) of chart radar after the installation.

Each unit has a default IP address. Enter the initial settings (Equipment ID setting) and
change the IP address on the [Basic Setting] menu (see section 1.2.), before connect-
ing each unit and building the network. After entering the equipment ID(s), build the
network and enter other settings. You can enter the settings of each unit all at one time
by building the network.

1.1 How to Access the Common Installation

Settings Menu
The initial settings for chart radar are performed on the [Common Installation Setting]
menu. The [Common Installation Setting] menu works with a web browser.

Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu by either of the two methods shown
below.

• Access on a laptop PC (LAN connection). See section 1.1.1.

• Access with the control unit RCU-024/025/026. See section 1.1.2.
Note 1: Supported browsers are as follows:
• Internet Explorer® 11
• Firefox ESR 60

Note 2: To update the software with the updating file (see section 1.13.), access the
[Common Installation Setting] menu via LAN connection. To update the software with
the DVD, access the [Common Installation Setting] menu with the control unit.
Note 3: When you access the MC-3000S directly from Internet Explorer®, you cannot
adjust the settings on the [Alert Define List] menu. Access either the EC-3000, or use
Firefox to adjust the settings on the [Alert Define List] menu.

1.1.1 Laptop PC (LAN connection) access

1. Set the IP address and subnet mask of the PC according to the LAN port where
the PC is connected.
Note: For the sensor adapter, use the LAN2 port (sensor network).
IP address/
LAN port Setting value
Subnet mask
LAN1 IP address 192.168.31.200
(Gateway network) Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
LAN2 IP address 172.31.16.200
(Sensor network) Subnet mask 255.255.0.0

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2. Connect the PC to the LAN1 or LAN2 port of the processor unit with a LAN cable.
Note: It is possible to connect to the LAN1 or LAN2 port via a LAN hub. However,
to operate from the [Basic Setting] menu, turn off all units except the unit to be set.
Enter settings to processor units one by one.
3. Activate the web browser on the PC.
4. Enter the IP address on the address bar on the browser referring to the table
shown below.
Access point IP address
For the initial Gateway Network 192.168.31.31
setting Sensor Network 172.31.16.21
For re-setting Gateway Enter the IP address of the gateway or sen-
the unit Network sor network according to the Equipment ID
used in the system. See the Equipment ID
list at the back of this manual.

When entering the IP address on the address bar, you are asked to enter ID and
password.

5. Enter the ID and password correctly then select [Login]. The [Common Installation
Setting] menu appears.

1.1.2 Control Unit RCU-024/025/026

1. Click [ ] on the status bar then select [Settings]. The pop-up message shown
below appears.

2. Click [OK] to show the [Settings] menu.

3. Click [SERVICE MODE] on the status bar, and then select [Service Login].
A dialog box for entry of password appears.

4. Enter the password and click [OK]. [Service Mode] is shown at the bottom left po-
sition of the [Settings] window.
For RCU-024: Use the keyboard on the control unit to enter the password.
For RCU-025/026: Use the software keyboard on the display to enter the pass-
word.

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5. Click [SERVICE MODE] on the status bar, and then select [Common Installation
Setting]. The message shown below appears.

6. Click [OK] to activate the web browser and show the dialog box asking for ID and
password.

7. Enter the ID and password correctly then select [Login]. The [Common Installation
Setting] menu appears.

1.1.3 [Common Installation Setting] menu contents

Note: Click [Exit] to close and logout from the [Common Installation Setting] menu.
You can close and logout by clicking on the web browser. However the menu can
not be re-accessed for a while.

Click here to close

Tab bar and logout from the
[Common
Installation Setting]
menu.

View area

Menu bar* Info bar

*: The items selected show in blue.

The selected tab is highlighted in blue on the tab bar. The view area and menu bar
change according to the tab selected.

Click [ (or )] at the tab bar to shift the tab to the left (or right).

Note: If the tab bar does not move when clicking either [ (or )], clear the
browser cache.
Basic Setting Own Ship Setting Installation Parameters CCRS TCS AMS

Click .. Click ..

Own Ship Setting Installation Parameters CCRS TCS AMS Alert Define List

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Tab name Feature

Basic Setting Sets the Equipment ID, monitor, printer, and own ship infor-
mation etc.
Own Ship Setting Enters the ship’s parameter and sensor position.
Installation Parameters Sets the system configuration and input/output data.
CCRS Sets the priority of the sensors and NMEA sentences.
TCS Sets the data format for the route data.
AMS Sets the Alert Management System.
Alert Define List Sets the alerts.
Data Sharing* Sets the interlocking system between units.
Save and Sync Save and synchronize the settings. You can save settings to
a medium.
Radar Installation* Sets the radar installation parameters.
System Monitor Confirms the system condition.
Software Update Updates the software.
Factory Test and Performs the factory test; restores the default settings.
Default
Conning Configures the layout and data to show on the conning dis-
play.

*: Adjustment not required.

1.2 [Basic Setting] Menu

1.2.1 [Basic Setting] window

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [Basic Setting] on the menu bar.

3. Select the Equipment ID of the processor unit from the [Equipment ID] pull-down
list. (Setting range: [CRA001] to [CRA004]. Do not select [CRA005] to [CRA010])
The [Equipment Name] and [IP Address] are automatically entered according to
the Equipment ID. For details, see the "EQUIPMENT ID List" at the back of this
manual.
Note 1: Assign a different Equipment ID to each processor unit.

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Note 2: [Serial No.] is entered before shipment. If you change the SSD or delete
[Serial No.] by mistake, click the box of [Serial No.] to enter the serial number of
the processor unit.
Note 3: The properties of data transmitted under IEC61162-450 protocol are
changed according to the Equipment ID settings.
• The Processor Unit's SFID, Device No. and Channel change as shown in the
following table.
Equipment ID SFID Device No. Channel
CRA001 RA0001 61 1, 2, 3
CRA002 RA0002 62 1, 2, 3
CRA003 RA0003 63 1, 2, 3
CRA004 RA0004 64 1, 2, 3

• When this unit has Back-up ECDIS enabled (see subsection 1.4.2) and Back-
up ECDIS mode is active, the SFID changes as shown below.
Back-up ECDIS is not active Back-up ECDIS is active*
RA0001 EI0021
RA0002 EI0022
RA0003 EI0023
RA0004 EI0024

*: This SFID is applied to all ECDIS-related functions.

4. Select [FAR-3xx0] from the [Equipment Type No.] pull-down list.

5. Select the Equipment ID of the radar processor unit from the [Equipment ID] pull-
down list. Setting range: [RAS001] (default setting), [RAS002], [RAS003],
[RAS004]. Do not use [RAS005] to [RAS010].
6. Select [FAR-3xx0 MAG] or [FAR-3xx0 SSD] from the [Equipment Type No.] pull-
down list.
Radar model Equipment Type No.
FAR-3210/3210-BB/3310 [FAR-3xx0 MAG]
FAR-3220/3220-BB/3320
FAR-3230S/3230S-BB/3330S
FAR-3220W-BB/3320W
FAR-3230SW-BB/3330SW
FAR-3230S-SSD/3230S-SSD-BB/3330S-SSD [FAR-3xx0 SSD]
FAR-3220-NXT/3220-NXT-BB/3320-NXT

7. Select the antenna position from the [Antenna Position] pull-down list.
Settings: [Fore], [Main Top], [Main 2nd], [Main 3rd], [Aft], [Port], [Starboard].
8. Click the box of [Serial No.] to enter the serial number of the radar processor unit.
9. Click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation messages appear. Click [OK] to
reboot the system. To discard all changes, click [Discard Changes].

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1.2.2 [Peripherals] window

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [Peripherals] on the menu bar.

*2

*1

*1䠖㻌Not used.
*2䠖㻌Shown when Connected is selected in Connection of [Service Gateway].
3. Select the monitor type and resolution connected to the DVI1 port from the [Type
Number] pull-down list of DVI1.
The setting options are as follows:
• [MU-190 (SXGA)] • [HD 24T22FUD (FHD)]*3
• [MU-231 (SXGA)] • [HD 24T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [MU-231 (UXGA)] • [HD 26T21MMD (WUXGA)]
• [MU-270W (WUXGA)]*1 • [HD 26T22MMD (WUXGA)]*2
• [MU-270W-B (WUXGA)]*1 • [HD 26T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [MU-270W-C (WUXGA)]*1 • [HD 27T22FUD (FHD)]*3
• [MU-201CE (SXGA)] • [HD 27T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [MU-231CE (SXGA)] • [HD 32T22FUD (FHD)]*3
• [MU-231CE (UXGA)]*3 • [HD 32T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [JH 19T14FUD (SXGA)] • [HD 55T22FUD (FHD)]*3
• [JH 20T17FUD (UXGA)] • [HD 55T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [JH 23T12FUD (UXGA)] • [NI WA460-01.MON.01(FHD)]*3
• [JH 23T14FUD (UXGA)] • [NI WA460-01.MON.01(WUXGA)]
• [JH 26T11MMD (WUXGA)]*2 • [NI WA270-01.MON.01-XXFU(FHD)]*3
• [HD 19T21MMD (SXGA)]*2 • [NI WA270-01.MON.01-XXFU(WUXGA)]
• [HD 24T21MMD (FHD)]*3 • [AHD 119F (SXGA)]*3
• [HD 24T21MMD (WUXGA)]*2 • [AHD 119G (SXGA)]*3
*1: Depending the MU-270W serial number, select one of the following:
- Serial numbers “1000-4610-xxxx” or “10xxxx”: [MU-270W (WUXGA)]
- Serial number “1000-4611-xxxx”: [MU-270W-B (WUXGA)]
- Serial number “1000-4612-xxxx”: [MU-270W-C (WUXGA)]
*2: Do not use for the monitor connected to the DVI1 port. These monitors are avail-
able for the port other than DVI1 port.
*3: Not used.

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Note 1: The DVI2 port outputs the display data same as the data of DVI1 port.
Note 2: If the MU-201, MU-231CE or the monitor of Hatteland Display is connect-
ed, the optional cable DSUB9P-X2-A-L5M/L10M for brilliance control is required
to connect.
4. Select the monitor type and resolution connected to the DVI3 port from the [Type
Number] pull-down list of DVI3.
When the processor unit is not connected to the VDR or you do not use the dual
display, select [Not Connected (NONE)] and go to step 8.
5. Select the display data to output from the DVI3 port from the [Output Mode] pull-
down list.
Setting option Remarks
[Clone] DVI1 to DVI3 ports output the same resolution and display data.
The DVI1 port can switch chart radar and conning display data.
Note 1: When [Clone] is selected, the [Type Number] for DVI1
and DVI3 port should be same setting option.
Note 2: Set to [Clone] to connect the chart radar with a VDR.
[Independent] Cannot be selected.

6. When one of the following monitors is selected at step 3, click the [Run] button for
[Monitor Color Calibration] to perform the color calibration. For all other monitors,
go to step 8.
• [HD 19T21MMD (SXGA)] • [HD 26T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [HD 24T21MMD (FHD)] • [HD 27T22FUD (FHD)]
• [HD 24T21MMD (WUXGA)] • [HD 27T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [HD 24T22FUD (FHD)] • [HD 32T22FUD (FHD)]
• [HD 24T22FUD (WUXGA)] • [HD 32T22FUD (WUXGA)]
• [HD 26T21MMD (WUXGA)] • [HD 55T22FUD (FHD)]
• [HD 26T22MMD (WUXGA)] • [HD 55T22FUD (WUXGA)]

“Processing” appears at the next to the [Run] button during the color calibration.
After completing the calibration, check result appears ([Succeeded] or [Failed]).
When the check result is [Succeeded], the following confirmation message ap-
pears. Click the [OK] button to reboot the system and apply the calibration setting.
When the check result is [Failed], retry the color calibration. If the error is not rec-
tified, contact your dealer.

Note: Be sure to perform the color calibration. If the calibration is not performed,
you cannot adjust the monitor brilliance.
7. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and open the [Peripherals] win-
dow again.

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8. Select the type of the printer from the [Printer Model] pull-down menu.
Setting option Remarks
[HP Officejet Pro 8000] Connect the printer to LAN1 port or USB port, and then
[HP Officejet Pro 8100] set the IP address of the printer to “192.168.31.241”.
[HP Officejet Pro 8210] For how to set the IP address of the printer, see the op-
erator’s manual of the printer.
[HP Officejet 100 Mobile] Connect the printer to the USB port of the processor
[HP Officejet 200 Mobile] unit.

Note 1: For no printer, set [Printer Model] to [HP Officejet 100 Mobile].
Note 2: The printer HP Officejet Pro 8000 Enterprise Printer can not be connected
to the processor unit.
9. Select the port that connects the printer from the [Printer Port] pull-down list.
Printer Printer Port
HP Officejet 100 Mobile/HP Officejet 200 Mobile USB
HP Officejet Pro 8000/HP Officejet Pro 8100/ USB, Network
HP Officejet Pro 8210

[USB]: Only the processor unit connected to the printer can print.
[Network]: EC-3000s in the same network
can print. The IP address of the printer is
shown on the [Printer] screen. Do not
change the IP address.
10. To automatically print images captured with [Screenshot] function, check the
checkbox for [Auto Print out (SS)].
11. To connect a service gateway, select [Connected] at [Service gateway] then the
IP address and the port number appear below the [Connected] item. Do not
change these settings.
12. Click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation messages appear. Click [OK] to
reboot the system. To discard all changes, click [Discard Changes].

1.2.3 [VDR] window

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [VDR] on the menu bar.

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3. To connect a VDR, select [Connected] at [Connection] in [VDR] then set each

items shown in the table below.
Menu item/
Description
interactive field
[Monitor] Select the DVI port connected with the VDR.
[Transmit per 15 sec.] Set the number of transmissions in 15 seconds.
[Transmission Rate] Set the transmitting rate.
[Image Format] Set the image format.
[JPEG Quality] Set the quality of JPEG data. Available when [JPEG] is se-
lected for [Image Format].
[Network] Select the network connected with the VDR.
[Transmission Timing] Set the delay timing. The delay is applied regardless of the
Display Mode selected (RADAR or Back-up ECDIS).
[Destination] Set the IP address and port of the destination.
[Source] Set the status and information text, max. 16 characters.
[Location] Set the status and information text, max. 32 characters.

4. Click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation messages appear. Click [OK] to
reboot the system. To discard all changes, click [Discard Changes].

1.2.4 [Route Transfer] window

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [Route Transfer] on the menu bar.

3. To transfer data to a specified network, select [Connected] from the [Connection]

pull-down list.
Menu item Description
[Connection] Select [Connected] to transfer the data.
[Transmission Rate] Set the transmission rate.
[Network] Select the destination network for route date.
[Destination] Set the IP address and port of the destination.
[Initial Value of Sequence Set the default value for the sequence identifier to be
No.] used when transferring route data via LAN. This bina-
ry value is set in accordance with IEC 61162-450 reg-
ulations.

4. Click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation mes-sages appear. Click [OK]
to reboot the system.
To discard all changes, click [Discard Changes].

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1.2.5 [Application] window

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [Application] on the menu bar.

3. Select the primary display mode from the [Primary] pull-down list. The primary dis-
play mode is displayed when you start the ECDIS. Also, the working indicator at
the upper right changes according to the setting, and the spinner can be clicked
to return the primary display mode.

: No setting : [RADAR] is selected.

: [ECDIS] is selected. 䠖 [Conning] is selected.

Note: [AMS] is not available for this system.

4. Click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation messages appear. Click [OK] to
reboot the system. To discard all changes, click [Discard Changes].

1.2.6 [Ship Name] window

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [Ship Name] on the menu bar.

3. Enter your ship information. The data entered here is included in any printing.
[Ship Name]: Own ship’s name.
[Call Sign]: Own ship’s call sign
[IMO No.]: Own ship’s IMO no.
[MMSI]: Own ship’s ID
Note: Chart radar can display own ship’s data input from AIS, on the [Own Ship]
page in the [Nav Status] menu. The data entered here is not reflected to the AIS
data.
4. Click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation mes-sages appear. Click [OK]
to reboot the system. To discard all changes, click [Discard Changes].

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1.2.7 [ECDIS/RADAR] window

Menu item Description

[Calculate CPA/TCPA] Keep the default setting. Confirm that the checkbox has
no check mark. If there is a check mark, remove it.
[Use Legacy TTM ID] When the checkbox is checked, the TT whose ID is “100”
is output with the ID “0”. This checkbox is used only when
needed. For example, the checkbox may be checked
when a non-Furuno ECDIS is connected.

1.2.8 [Language] window

The menu language for the everyday operating screens can be set to English or Jap-
anese. The [Common Installation Setting] menu has English menus only.

Note: This language setting is synchronized with all processor units on the network.
Reboot the synchronized processor unit(s) to use the selected menu language.
1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [Language] on the menu bar.
3. Select the appropriate language.

4. Click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation messages appear. Click [OK] to
reboot the system. To discard all changes, click [Discard Changes].

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1.3 [Own Ship Setting] Menu

Enter the information for ship parameters/CCRP, antenna unit, GPS sensor, AIS tran-
sponder, echo sounder (E/S), and SDME sensor. As for the symbol for sensors, there
are six colors to show the priority: white (CCRP), cyan (radar), green (GPS), magenta
(AIS), orange (E/S) and blue (SDME) in that order.

This setting is required when showing own ship and using the chart mode.

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Own Ship Setting] on
the tab bar.
2. Activate each field and enter own ship’s data, using the table below for reference.
Menu item/interactive field Description
[Vessel Type] Own ship type among [Fast/Super Small], [Fast/
Small], [Slow/Big] and [Super Tanker].
[Ship Length (LOA, m)] Own ship’s length, in meters.
[Ship Width (m)] Own ship’s width, in meters.
[Summer Load Line (m)] Distance between own ship’s hull and the sum-
mer load line, in meters.
[MAX ROT (deg/min)] Own ship’s maximum angular velocity (Rate of
turn).
[Block Coefficient] Own ship’s block coefficient.
[Min Maneuvering Speed (kn)] Minimum maneuvering speed.
[Center of Gravity X(m), Y(m), Own ship’s center of gravity, in meters, set by X,
Z(m)] Y and Z axis.
[Pivot Point X(m), Y(m), Z(m)] Own ship’s pivot point, in meters, set by X, Y and
Z axis. Approximately 80% of the ship’s length is
recommended for the pivot point. For example,
the ship’s length is 350 m, enter "280 m" to [Y
(m)].
[CCRP X(m), Y(m), Z(m)] Select the [CCRP] you wish to setup by left-click-
ing the check box to the left of each CCRP num-
ber. You can set up a maximum of four CCRP
positions. Set up of [CCRP1] is required.

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3. Click [Radar Antenna] on the menu bar.

Note: When you set the value for [Antenna Position] on the [Installation Parame-
ters] menu, the setting value is shown at the right of [Equipment ID].
4. According to the number of antenna units connected to the processor unit, check
applicable checkbox to activate the antenna unit(s).
You can enter up to four antenna unit position data. Setting range: [RAS001] to
[RAS004]. Do not select [RAS005] to [RAS010].
Setup the antenna units activated here on the [Installation Parameters] menu. See
subsection 1.4.5 for details.
Note 1: Check all the antenna unit connected to the processor unit.
Note 2: For FAR-2xx7 and FAR-2xx8 series radar antennas, set the antenna no.
(Equipment ID), taking care not to duplicate the Equipment ID of a chart radar. For
how to set the antenna no., see the installation manual of the radar.
5. Enter the position data of antenna unit(s) in the boxes [X (m)], [Y (m)], and [Z (m)].
Note 1: The value of [Z (m)] is reflected in the default setting on [MENU][1
ECHO][1 CUSTOMIZE ECHO][9 CONDITION][1 STC ANT HEIGHT].
6. Enter the information for the GPS sensor, AIS transponder, echo sounder, and
SDME sensor in a similar manner.
Note: For the chart radar, [RAS001] (antenna unit), [GPS001] (GPS sensor),
[AIS001] (AIS transponder), and [LOG001] (SDME sensor) are activated by de-
fault. Enter their position data.
7. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.4 [Installation Parameters] Menu

The [Installation Parameters] menu sets the signals and input data of the sensors.
First, select the sensor data at the [Sensor Setting] window. Then select the sensor
from which the units (radar sensor (antenna unit), MFD, ECDIS, radar, chart radar,
and sensor adapter) obtain the sensor data.

1.4.1 Sensor setting

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Installation Parame-
ters] on the tab bar.
2. Click [Sensor Setting] on the menu bar, then click [GPS Sensor].
The time to timeout for receiving data. Keep the dafault setting.
Basic Setting Own Ship Setting Installation Parameters CCRS TCS AMS

3. Check applicable check boxes according to the number of GPS receivers con-
nected.
4. Set [SFID], [Data Type] and [Strict/Loose], referring to the table shown below.
Item Remarks
[SFID] Keep the default setting.
[Data Type] Sets the RX sentence data format.
Setting options: [IEC 61162-1 Ed3], [IEC 61162-1 Ed4], [ASCII], [BI-
NARY], [MODBUS], [PSU]. Do not select [ASCII] or [BINARY].
[Strict/ Sets the presence or absence of sentence data.
Loose] [Strict]: Confirm the validity of checksum, then receive sentence.
[Loose]: Receive sentence regardless of checksum invalidity.

5. Click the [Details] button to set the following items, referring to the following table.

For other units

For [VDR]
For [Other Sensor]

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Item Remarks
[Sensor Enter the appropriate sensor name.
Name]
[Manufacture] Select the manufacturer of sensor from the pull-down list.
Note: If the required manufacturer does not appear, add it manual-
ly (see section 1.4.10).
[Sensor Type Select the type of sensor from the pull-down list.
No.] Note: If the required type does not appear, add it manually (see
section 1.4.10).
[System Alert The identification number that is assigned in the system is shown
ID] in this field. Do not change the setting.
[X (m)], [Y Set the location of X, Y and Z for [Other Sensor] only.
(m)], [Z (m)]
[Alert Infor- Set the source of alert definition to show on the display when the
mation alert message is received in an ALF sentence.
Source] • [Alert Definition]: Show the alert definition registered to the pro-
cessor unit.
• [Alert Sentence]: Show the alert definition included in the ALF
sentence.
[ALF Text In- Select the type of the 2/2 packet text information of ALF sentence.
formation] • [All Alert Name]: Select this item if all alert text is included in the
2/2 packet of the ALF sentence. The text information on the 2/2
packet of the ALF sentence is shown as the alert name in the
alert list/log.
• [Remaining Alert Name]: Select this item if the alert text is divid-
ed in 1/2 and 2/2 packets of the ALF sentence. The text informa-
tion for both on the 1/2 and 2/2 packets of the ALF sentence is
shown as the alert name in the alert list/log.
• [Decision Support]: Select this item if the alert details information
(Decision Support) is included in the 2/2 packet of the ALF sen-
tence. The text information for the 2/2 packet of the ALF sen-
tence is shown as the alert details in the alert list/log.
[Sensor Net- Set the IP address of sensor network for [VDR] only.
work]
[Gateway Set the IP address of gateway network for [VDR] only.
Network]

6. Set [Gyro Sensor], [ROT GYRO Sensor], [AIS Transponder], [Echo Sounder],
[SDME Sensor], [NAVTEX Receiver], [Water Temperature], [Wind Sensor],
[Magnet Compass Sensor], [Current Sensor], [Rudder Sensor], [HCS], [VDR],
[BNWAS], and [Other Sensor] similarly.
Note 1: Set only the sensors connected to each processor unit. The default sen-
sor unit settings are shown below.
Sensor Equipment ID Sensor Equipment ID
GPS Sensor GPS001 Wind Sensor -----
Gyro Sensor GYO001 Magnet Compass -----
Sensor
ROT GYRO Sensor ----- Current Sensor -----
AIS Transponder AIS001 Rudder Sensor -----
Echo Sounder ----- HCS -----
SDME Sensor LOG001 VDR -----
NAVTEX Receiver ----- BNWAS -----
Water Temperature ----- Other Sensor OTR001

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Note 2: [OTR001] to [OTR004] are assigned for the four power supply units for
antenna unit. Only [OTR001] is selected by the default setting. When multiple ra-
dars are used, select Other Sensors all the same as [Equipment ID] of the antenna
units. For example, if the radar sensors [RAS001] and [RAS003] are used, check
the checkboxes of both [OTR001] and [OTR003].
Note 3: When connected to a wave analysis PC, set up the wave analyzer as fol-
lows:
Sensor Sensor name Equipment ID SFID
Other Sensor No.1 Wave Analyzer OTR005 RA1001

7. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.4.2 Processor unit configuration

1. Select [Chart Radar] on the menu bar.

2. Check applicable checkbox to activate the corresponding processor unit. The

Equipment ID checked on this step is shown on the menu bar.
Each processor unit of ECDIS and chart radar has eight serial input/output, one
digital input and four digital output ports.
The maximum number of processor units that can be connected is shown below.
Note: Do not check processor units not used, to prevent trouble. Check only the
processor units to be used.
The number of The number of
Combination processor units processor units Total
(ECDIS) (chart radar)
ECDIS + Chart radar 8 4 12
Only Chart radar - 4 4

3. Click the [Details] button and set the items referring to the table shown below.

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Item Remarks
[Subsystem] Set this menu item to share the sensor data through
HUB-3000. For details of the subsystem, see page AP-
3.
When sharing the sensor data: Set the value. Setting
range: “A” to “Z”.
To not share the sensor data: Keep the default setting
(“---”).
[System Alert ID] The identification number that is assigned in the sys-
tem is shown in this field. Do not change the setting.
[Alert Information Source] Set the source of alert definition to show on the display
when the alert message is received in an ALF sen-
tence.
• [Alert Definition]: Show the alert definition registered
to the processor unit.
• [Alert Sentence]: Show the alert definition included
in the ALF sentence.
[ALF Text Information] Select the type of the 2/2 packet text information of
ALF sentence.
• [All Alert Name]: Select this item if all alert text is in-
cluded in the 2/2 packet of the ALF sentence. The
text information for the 2/2 packet of the ALF sen-
tence is shown as the alert name in the alert list/log.
• [Remaining Alert Name]: Select this item if the alert
text is divided in 1/2 and 2/2 packets of the ALF sen-
tence. The text information for both on the 1/2 and 2/
2 packets of the ALF sentence is shown as the alert
name in the alert list/log.
• [Decision Support]: Select this item if the alert de-
tails information (Decision Support) is included in
the 2/2 packet of the ALF sentence. The text infor-
mation for the 2/2 packet of the ALF sentence is
shown as the alert details in the alert list/log.
[Backup ECDIS] Check the check-box to install the Chart Radar as a
Back-up ECDIS.

4. Click [Serial Input/Output] of [No.1 Chart Radar] on the menu bar.

[Serial 01] to [Serial 04] can input/output at 38,400 bps. For high-speed signal in-
put (such as AIS and Gyro) or TTD output, set the baud rate as 38,400 bps.
The connector no. on the I/O board of the processor unit EC-3000 and the corre-
sponding serial port no. are shown below. The serial setting of PSU is shown as
Serial 08. The baudrate for serial setting of PSU must be set at 4,800 bps.

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Connector No. Serial Port No. Connector No. Serial Port No.
J3 Serial 01 J7 Serial 05
J4 Serial 02 J8 Serial 06
J5 Serial 03 J9 Serial 07
J6 Serial 04 J10 Serial 08

5. Check the applicable checkboxes of [Serial No.] according to sensor connection.

6. Set the items referring to the following table.
Item Remarks
[Equipment ID] Select the Equipment ID from the pull-down list.
The pull-down list options depend on the setting at [Sensor Set-
ting].
[Details] Sets the serial communication for- || Details Setting
mat. CRA001 - Serial01

• [Baud rate]: Sets the baud rate. Baud rate 4800

For high-speed signal input Data bit

Parity bit
8
None

(such as AIS and Gyro) or TTD Stop bit 1

output, set the baud rate as Timeout (sec) No timeout

38,400 bps. The available serial

Forward sensor data

Cancel OK
ports with communication in
38,400 bps are [Serial 01] to
[Serial 04].
Note: For the serial port connected with the power supply unit
(PSU), the baudrate must be set to 4,800 bps.
• [Data bit]: Sets the number of the data bit.
• [Parity bit]: Select [Odd] or [Even] for the parity bit. The parity
bit is used in parity error checking to find errors during data
transmission. For no parity bit, select [None].
• [Stop bit]: Sets the stop bit (last data bit location).
• [Timeout (sec)]: When the data is not input during the time set
here, timeout alert occurs.
• [Slave Address]*: Sets the slave address for the Modbus com-
munication.
• [Input] button*: Sets the address and the signal bit for each
alert on the [Modbus Input] window. On this window, alerts
whose [Input Type] is set for [MODBUS] when setting alert
definition (see section 1.8.6) appear.
• [Forward sensor data]: Check the checkbox to forward data
input from the serial port to the sensor adapter. Normally keep
the default setting (unchecked).
*: Shown for the sensors whose [Data Type] is [MODBUS]. (see
section 1.4.1).
[I/F monitor] Click [Start] to monitor the input sentences from the interface.

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Item Remarks
[Output] Sets the output sentence for-
mats from the serial port.
• [Output sentence whose
destination corresponds with
this sensor.]: Check the
checkbox to activate any of
the following items.
• To output the ACK and
HBT sentences in re-
sponse to the ALR sen-
tence from the external
sensor.
• To output the ACN and HBT sentences in response to the
ALF sentence from the external sensor.
• [Data Source]: Select the serial source from the pull-down list.
• [Formatter]: Input the formatter for serial output. Up to eight
sentences can be input for one source. For example, input
“HDT,ROT” to set the HDT and ROT sentences.
• [Thin Out]: Check the checkbox to output with a lower trans-
mission rate in data forwarding.
Note 1: The chart radar can send NAV STATUS (ship’s condi-
tion) and messages to an AIS transponder. Output the sentenc-
es VSD, ABM, AIQ and BBM, when an AIS transponder is
connected.
Note 2: Output the CRQ sentence to show the NAVTEX receiver
mask information. For details about the NAVTEX receiver mask
information, see the operator’s manual.
Note 3: When the following setting is entered, the ECDIS or
chart radar outputs the EVE sentence. In this case, the maxi-
mum transmission cycle is one second.
• [Data Source]: ECD***/ALERT or CRA***/ALERT
• [Formatter]: EVE
***: Changed according to the equipment ID.
[Filter] Activates or deactivates the input sen-
tence filter. Check the checkbox to use CRA001

only the specified sentences. For exam-

ple, to use the HDT sentence when the
HDT and ROT sentences are received,
check the checkbox and enter “HDT” in
the [Filter] column.
Note: If it is not possible to input limit to
the Talker, enter ** (wild card), before
sentence name. For example, "**HDT".

7. Click [Digital Input] of [No.1 Chart Radar] on the menu bar.

The pin no. of J11 on the I/O board of the processor unit and the corresponding
input/output channel no. are shown in the following table.

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Pin No. Direction Channel No. Contact Status

5, 6 Output Channel 01 Normal Close
7, 8 Output Channel 02 Normal Close
9, 10 Output Channel 03 Normal Open
11, 12 Output Channel 04 Normal Open
15, 16 or 14, 15 Input Channel 01 Depended on the configuration.

8. Check the checkbox of [Channel No.].

9. Set the items referring to the following table.
Item Remarks
[Data Catego- Sets the data category. Settings: [ALERT], [ACK], [BUZZER
ry] STOP], [OPERATOR FITNESS], [OTHER], [GYRO SELEC-
TOR], [MOB].
[+] button This appears when the [Data Category] is set to [ALERT]. Click to
show the configuration of the alert input.

Example: ALR is the alert notification sentence.

• [Equipment ID]: The Equipment ID is shown.
• [Alert ID]: The alert notification sentence* (ALF or ALR) and
alert number are shown. When the alert notification sentence
is ALF, the instance ID is shown.
*: According to the connected sensors.
• [ ] button: Opens the
[Alert No. Setting] win- CRA001

dow to select the input

alert. The following ex-
ample uses the alert noti-
fication sentence ALR.
Select the Equipment ID
for the connected sen-
sors from the [Equipment
ID] pull-down list. Then check the radio button of the desired
alert and click the [OK] button.
• [Alert Name]: The alert name is shown.
[Equipment ID] Select the Equipment ID from the pull-down list. This appears
when the [Data Category] is set to [ACK] or [BUZZER STOP].
The pull-down list options change according to the setting at
[Sensor Setting].
[Details] • [Name]: Enter the appropriate
sensor name.
• [Data Type]: Set the contact input
([Normally Open] or [Normally
Closed]).
• [Input Time (100msec)]: Set the
input time (recommended value:
5).
• [Dead Band (100msec)]: Set the
dead band after input (recom-
mended value: 50).
• [Calibration Active]: Keep the default setting. (Default: without
check)
• [Active Status (1)], [Active Status (0)]: Keep the default setting.

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10. Click [Digital Output] of [No.1 Chart Radar] on the menu bar.

For the pin no. of J11 on the I/O board of the processor unit and the corresponding
input/output channel no., see the table on step 7.
11. Check the checkbox for [Channel No.].
12. Set the items referring to the table shown below.
Item Remarks
[Data Category] Sets the data category. Settings: [ALERT], [ACK], [BUZZER
STOP], [OPERATOR FITNESS], [OTHER], [TRANSFER],
[BACKUP NAVIGATOR].
[+] button This appears when the [Data Category] is set to [ALERT]. Click
to show the configuration of the alert output.

Example: ALF is the alert notification sentence.

• [Equipment ID]: The Equipment ID is shown.
• [Alert ID]: The alert notification sentence* (ALF or ALR) and
alert number are shown. When the alert notification sentence
is ALF, the instance ID is shown.
*: According to setting of [Output Data Type for INS] in the
[AMS] menu (see section 1.7).
• [ ] button: Opens the [Alert No. Setting] window to select
the output alert. The following example uses the alert notifica-
tion sentence ALF. Check the radio button of the desired alert
and click the [OK] button.

CRA001

CRA001

• [Alert Name]: The alert name is shown.

[Equipment ID] Select the Equipment ID from the pull-down list.
The pull-down list options change according to the setting at
[Sensor Setting].

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Item Remarks
[Details] • [Name]: Enter the appropriate
sensor name. CRA
• [Data Type]: Set the contact
output. [Normally Open] is for
[Channel 01] to [Channel 02],
[Normally Closed] is for
[Channel 03] to [Channel 04].
Note: [Data Type] is not
shown for the sensor adapter
setting.
• [Output Time (100msec)]: Set
the output time (recommend-
ed value: 10).
• [Dead Band (100msec)]: Set the dead band after output (rec-
ommended value: 5).
• [Calibration Active]: Keep the default setting. (Default: without
check)
• [Active Status (1)], [Active Status (0)]: Keep the default set-
ting.

13. Repeat the procedures from step 4 to enter the settings to another processor unit.
14. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.4.3 Activating the connection with the processor unit of the FAR-
2xx8 series radar
1. Click [Radar] on the menu bar.

RAD001 through RAD010 are not used.

2. Check the check box for each FAR-2xx8 series radar processor unit to be con-
nected. Setting range: [RAD111] to [RAD114]
The Equipment ID checked on this step is shown on the menu bar.
Note: Do not use [RAD001] to [RAD010].

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3. Click the [Details] button to set the following items, referring to the table shown be-
low.

Item Remarks
[Equipment Name] Enter the name of the equipment.
[Equipment Type] Shows the equipment type number.
[SFID] Keep the default settings.
[System Alert ID] The identification number that is assigned in the system is
shown in this field. Do not change the setting.
[Alert Information Set the source of alert definition to show on the display when
Source] the alert message is received in an ALF sentence.
• [Alert Definition]: Show the alert definition registered to
the processor unit.
• [Alert Sentence]: Show the alert definition included in the
ALF sentence.
[ALF Text Informa- Select the type of the 2/2 packet text information of ALF sen-
tion] tence.
• [All Alert Name]: Select this item if all alert text is included
in the 2/2 packet of the ALF sentence. The text informa-
tion on the 2/2 packet of the ALF sentence is shown as the
alert name in the alert list/log.
• [Remaining Alert Name]: Select this item if the alert text is
divided in 1/2 and 2/2 packets of the ALF sentence. The
text information for both the 1/2 and 2/2 packets of the
ALF sentence is shown as the alert name in the alert list/
log.
• [Decision Support]: Select this item if the alert details in-
formation (Decision Support) is included in the 2/2 packet
of the ALF sentence. The text information for the 2/2 pack-
et of the ALF sentence is shown as the alert details in the
alert list/log.
[Sensor Network] Shows the IP address of the sensor network. Do not change
the setting.
[Gateway Network] Shows the IP address of the gateway network. Do not
change the setting.
[Radar Sensor] Select the Equipment ID of the antenna unit connected with
the processor unit.

4. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.4.4 Sensor adapter configuration

A maximum of eight sensor adapter MC-3000S can be connected to the sensor net-
work. In case of the redundant configuration, sixteen sensor adapters can be connect-
ed to the network. The MC-3000S can connect a max. ten additional units (MC-3010A/
3020D/MC-3030D). Note that a maximum of five MC-3010A can be connected to MC-
3000S.

1. Click [Sensor Adapter] on the menu bar.

2. Check the check box of [MCV001] to activate.

3. Click [Details] to display the window as shown below. For the descriptions of the
each items, see step 3 of subsection 1.4.2.

4. Click [No.1 Sensor Adapter] on the menu bar.

The sensor adapter consists of four sub units: [Serial Input/Output], [Digital Input],
[Digital Output], and [Analog Input].
5. Click [Serial Input/Output]. There are eight ports in the Serial Input/Output. [Serial
01] to [Serial 04] can input/output at 38,400 bps for the AIS and Gyro or TTD out-
put.

The connector no. on the MC-3000S board and the corresponding serial port no.
are shown in the following table.

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Connector No. Serial Port No. Connector No. Serial Port No.
J4 Serial 01 Serial 05
J8
J5 Serial 02 Serial 06
J6 Serial 03 Serial 07
J9
J7 Serial 04 Serial 08

6. Set the items referring to section 1.4.2.

7. Click [Digital Input] on the menu bar.

[Channel 01-01] to [Channel 01-08] are shown on the display. Each sensor adapt-
er MC-3020D has eight input ports. When one sensor adapter MC-3020D is con-
nected to the MC-3000S, [Channel 01-01] to [Channel 01-08] can be used. When
ten sensor adapters MC-3020D are connected, [Channel 01-01] to [Channel 10-
08] can be used.
The connector no. on the MC-3020D board and the corresponding channel port
no. are shown below.
No.1 sensor adapter MC-3020D
Connector No. Channel No. Connector No. Channel No.
Channel 01-01 Channel 01-05
J3 J5
Channel 01-02 Channel 01-06
Channel 01-03 Channel 01-07
J4 J6
Channel 01-04 Channel 01-08

No.2 sensor adapter MC-3020D

Connector No. Channel No. Connector No. Channel No.
Channel 02-01 Channel 02-05
J3 J5
Channel 02-02 Channel 02-06
Channel 02-03 Channel 02-07
J4 J6
Channel 02-04 Channel 02-08

8. Check the checkbox for [Channel No.] to set the items referring to step 9 of
subsection 1.4.2.

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9. Click [Digital Output] on the menu bar.

[Channel 01-01] to [Channel 10-08] are shown on the display. Each sensor adapt-
er MC-3030D has eight input ports. When one sensor adapter MC-3030D is con-
nected to the MC-3000S, [Channel 01-01] to [Channel 01-08] can be used. When
ten sensor adapters MC-3030D are connected, [Channel 01-01] to [Channel 10-
08] can be used.
The connector no. on the MC-3030D board and the corresponding channel no.
are shown below.
No.1 sensor adapter MC-3030D
Connector No. Channel No. Connector No. Channel No.
Channel 01-01 Channel 01-05
J3 J5
Channel 01-02 Channel 01-06
Channel 01-03 Channel 01-07
J4 J6
Channel 01-04 Channel 01-08

No.2 sensor adapter MC-3030D

Connector No. Channel No. Connector No. Channel No.
Channel 02-01 Channel 02-05
J3 J5
Channel 02-02 Channel 02-06
Channel 02-03 Channel 02-07
J4 J6
Channel 02-04 Channel 02-08

10. Check the checkbox for [Channel No.] to set the items referring to step 12 of
section 1.4.2.
11. Click [Analog Input] on the menu bar.
[Channel 01] to [Channel 15] are shown on the display. Each sensor adapter MC-
3010A has three input ports. When one sensor adapter MC-3010A is connected
to the MC-3000S, [Channel 01] to [Channel 03] can be used. When five sensor
adapters MC-3010A are connected, [Channel 01] to [Channel 15] can be used.
The connector no. on the MC-3010A board and corresponding serial port no. are
shown in the following table.
No.1 MC-3010A No.2 MC-3010A
Connector No. Channel No. Connector No. Channel No.
J3 Channel 01 J3 Channel 04
J4 Channel 02 J4 Channel 05
J5 Channel 03 J5 Channel 06

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12. Check the checkbox for [Channel No.] to set the items referring to the table shown
below.
Item Remarks
[Sensor Enter an appropriate name that indicates sensor’s function.
Name]
[Data Type] Sets the input data type. Setting range: -10-10V, 0-10V, 4-20mA.
Note: For [4-20mA], fix the jumper to the connector (J3 to J5). See
the installation manual of chart radar.
[Details] • [Sensor Type No.]: Enter
the sensor type.
• [Data Name]: Enter the
appropriate data name.
• [Calibration Active]:
Check the check box to
display the analog input
data on the conning dis-
play and show the lower
columns.
• [Calibration Point1(2)]:
Enter input voltage (or
current).
• [Calibration Point Value1(2)]: Enter the value to show on the
conning display. In the example above, the conning display
shows "0" for 0V; "120" for shown for 10V.
Note: For input current, enter the value in ampere units (A).

13. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.4.5 Antenna unit configuration

Do the procedure here to set the antenna unit.
1. Click [Radar Sensor] on the menu bar.
2. Confirm that the Equipment ID checked at the [Own Ship Setting] menu (see
section 1.3) is activated.

3. Click the [Details] button to show the [Details Setting] window.

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4. Set the appropriate antenna position from the [Antenna Position] pull-down list.
The interswitch function requires correct input of the antenna position.

Select the appropriate

position.

5. Click the [OK] button.

6. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.
7. For FCR-29 or FAR-27 series antenna unit, perform the self test to confirm
that the SPU program version and DIP switch setting are as shown below.
For FCR-29 series
Open the [System Monitor] menu (see section 1.12), then click the [Self-test] but-
ton[Radar Sensor (FCR-29)][Sensor Status].
[SPU Software Version]: 0359204-03.50, or after
[SPU DIP switch (SW16-SW1)]: 0100
For FAR-27 series
Perform the self test, referring the operator’s manual of FAR-27 series radar.
[SPU PROGRAM NO.]: 0359204-03.50, or after
[DIP SW]: 1000 or 1001

1.4.6 Monitoring of HUB

To monitor the HUB, do as follows.

1. Click [HUB] on the menu bar.

2. Set the items referring to the table shown below.

Item Remarks
[Status polling interval (1 ~ 300 sec)] Polling interval for the HUB connection sta-
tus request.
[Status polling timeout (1000 ~ Time to wait for the HUB connection status
10000 ms)] response.
[Status polling retries (1 ~ 10 times)] Retry times to request the HUB connection
status.
[Threshold to alert (1 ~ 10 times)] The number of times the HUB link is lost to
wait before generating an alert.

3. Check the checkbox for the HUB(s) to activate.

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4. Click the [Details] button to open the [Details Setting] window and enter the appro-
priate items.
• [Equipment Name]: Enter the name of the
HUB.
• [IP Address]: Select the network and IP Ad-
dress of the HUB from the pull-down list.
• [Community]: Set the parameters for SNMP
protocol. This setting must be the same as set
at the HUB.
5. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.4.7 Signal and Port settings for external equipment

This connection setting menu can set the serial I/O for external equipment, the analog
input for sensor adapter, and HUB port.

1. Click [Connection Setting] on the menu bar.

2. Click [Serial Input/Output Setting] on the menu bar.
The serial input/output settings are shown. The settings can be changed, referring
to step 6 of section 1.4.2.

3. Click [Analog Input Setting] on the menu bar.

The serial input/output settings are shown. The settings can be changed, referring
to step 12 of section 1.4.4.

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4. Click [HUB Port Setting] on the menu bar.

The alert settings of each port of HUBs are shown. The settings can be changed,
referring to the table shown below.

Item Remarks
Checkbox Check the checkbox for the port which generates the alert when the
connection is interrupted.
[Port] HUB port number.
[Alert No.] When the alert notification sentence is ALR, the alert number is
shown.
When the alert notification sentence is ALF, the alert number and
the Instance ID are shown.
Click the [ ] button to open the [Alert No. Setting] window. Set
the output alert on the [Alert No. Setting] window. Check the radio
button for the desired alert and click the [OK] button.
[Alert Name] Alert name of each HUB port

5. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.4.8 Customized sensor setting

Set the sensor types and manufacturers in the [Sensor Setting] menu.

1. Click [User Sensor Model List] on the menu bar.

2. Click the appropriate sensor to edit. The figure below shows an example where
the [GPS Sensor] is selected.

Item Remarks
[Built-in Sensor Displays the sensor types and manufacturers preset already.
Model List] [Manufacture]: Manufacturer of sensor
[Sensor Type No.]: Type of sensor
[User Sensor Click the [New] button to add a new type or manufacturer of sen-
Model List] sor. Enter the desired manufacturer name and the desired type
of sensor, then click the [OK] button.

Click the [Delete] button to delete the added contents. The con-
firmation message appears, then click the [OK] button.
Note: The contents added or deleted in this setting are applied to
the [Sensor Setting] menu. See section 1.4.1.

3. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.4.9 Settings to activate the shuttle ferry mode

The external switch for the shuttle ferry mode should be registered as "Other Sensor".

Note: When there is a FMD-300 with Radar mode activated in the same network, the
shuttle ferry mode is not available.
1. Select [Sensor Setting]  [Other Sensor], then check the checkbox for Other Sen-
sor to be used as the external switch.

2. Open the [Serial Input/Output] setting window of the EC-3000 to be used for the
shuttle ferry mode.
3. Activate the serial port to be connected the external switch for the shuttle ferry
mode, then select the Equipment ID selected at step 1.
In the following example, "Serial 05" is connected to the external switch for the
shuttle ferry mode (OTR005).

4. Click the [Details] button for the serial port

that was activated at step 3, then set the
output sentence as follows:
• [Data Source]: Equipment ID of the EC-
3000 to be used for the shuttle ferry
mode.
• [Formatter]: FEC/cclbk

5. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.4.10 Installation setting examples

This section shows examples of initial settings made at the FAR-3000 and the result-
ing output to the AMS, BNWAS and ECDIS. Open [Installation Parameters] [Chart
Radar][No.1 Chart Radar][Serial Input/Output] to do the settings.

Serial Port setting

The table below shows examples of settings on the [Serial Input/Output] screen and
the resulting output.

Note: For LAN connection, do not set the serial port.

Serial Equipment Details-
Output Filter Content (Objective)
No. ID Baud rate
Serial AIS001 38400 bps For FAR-3000 initial settings, see
01 (AI0001) subsection 1.4.2.
Serial GYO001 38400 bps
02 (HE0001)
Serial LOG001 4800 bps
03 (SD0001)
Serial GPS001 4800 bps
04 (GP0001)
Serial WAS001 4800 bps EVE — For BNWAS output
05 (BN0001)
Serial OTR010 38400 bps TTM, RSD, —
For ECDIS output
06 (OR0010) OSD (The ECDIS can receive
the TTM sentence.)
TTD, TTM*, — For ECDIS output
TLB, RSD, (The ECDIS can receive
OSD the TTD, TLB sentence.)
*: Required for reference
target.
Serial OTR011 4800 bps ALR ACK For AMS output
07 (OR0011 (The AMS can handle the
ALR/ACK sentence.)
ALF, ALC, ACN, For AMS output
ARC, HBT HBT (The AMS can handle the
ALF/ACN sentence.)
Serial OTR001 4800 bps For FAR-3000 initial settings, see
08 (U10001) subsection 1.4.2.

WAS001 ( BN0001 ) ( No.1 BNW

OTR010 ( OR0010 ) ( No.1 ECDI
OTR011 ( OR0011 ) ( No.1 AMS

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Serial Output Setting

Serial 05 Setting
Set the [Serial Output Setting] window as
shown in the right figure to output the EVE sen-
tence.

• [Data Source]: CRA001/RADAR (RA0001)

• [Formatter]: EVE
• [Thin Out]: Check the checkbox to output with
a lower transmission rate when forwarding
data.

Note 1: Check [Output sentence whose desti-

nation corresponds with this sensor] if the BN-
WAS handles serial ALR output and ACK input.
Note 2: At [Data Source], select the equipment no. of the FAR-3000 (CRA001 to
CRA004) to output.

Serial 06 Setting
Set the [Serial Output Setting] window as
shown in the right figure to output the TTM,
(TTD, TLB), RSD and OSD sentences.

• Data Source: CRA001/RADAR (RA0001)

• Formatter:
ECDIS can receive TTM: TTM, RSD, OSD
ECDIS can receive TTD, TLB: TTD, TLB,
RSD, OSD
• [Thin Out]: Check the checkbox to output with
a lower transmission rate when forwarding
data.

Note: At [Data Source], select the equipment no. of the FAR-3000 (CRA001 to
CRA004) to output.

Serial 07 Setting
<Serial Output setting>
Set the [Serial Output Setting] window as
shown in the right figure to output the ALF
(ALR), ALC, ARC and HBT sentences.

• Data Source: CRA001/ALERT (RA0001)

• Formatter:
AMS can receive ALF: ALF, ALC, ARC, HBT
AMS can receive ALR: ALR
• [Thin Out]: Check the checkbox to output with
a lower transmission rate when forwarding
data.

Note: At [Data Source], select the equipment

no. of the FAR-3000 (CRA001 to CRA004) to
output.

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Serial 07 Setting
<Sentence Filter setting>
Set the [Sentence Filter Setting] window as
shown in the right figure to limit input to the
HBT, ACN (ACK) sentences.

• Filter:
AMS can send ACN: ACN, HBT
AMS can send ACK: ACK

Note 1: Check [Input Sentence Filter Enable].

Note 2: To place no input limit on the Talker, en-
ter ** (wild card). Cancel OK

1.5 [CCRS] Menu

1.5.1 How to select the [Data Source]

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [CCRS] on the tab bar.
2. Click [Position] of [Data Source Setting] on the menu bar.

*: Position, Heading, STW, COG/SOG, Rate of Turn: Keep the default

setting (3000). For other than the above settings, set “30000” (30 sec.).
3. Select the data source in order of priority from the [Data Source] pull-down list.
The Equipment IDs checked at [Installation Parameters] menu are shown on the
pull-down list.
When entering the data source, the [Formatter] is automatically entered.
Note: When more than two [Data Source] and [Formatter] are entered, the top-
most entry has the highest priority.
4. Set [Time], [Depth(Bow)], [Depth(Midship)], [Depth(Stern)], [Heading], [Rudder],
[Wind Speed/Direction], [STW(absolute)] (speed through water), [STW(position)]
(speed through ground), [COG/SOG], [Heading Magnetic], [Water Temperature],
[Current], and [Rate of Turn] similarly.
Note: For the processor unit of the chart radar, the default data sources are as
follows:
Item Data Source Remarks
Position GPS001
Time GPS001
Depth(Bow) -----
Depth(Midship) -----
Depth(Stern) -----
Heading GYO001
Rudder -----

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Item Data Source Remarks

Wind Speed/Direction -----
STW(absolute) LOG001 Speed through water
STW(position) LOG001 Speed through ground
COG/SOG GPS001
Heading Magnetic -----
Water Temperature -----
Current -----
Rate of Turn -----
Transmission Group Setting See subsection 1.5.2.

5. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.5.2 How to set [Transmission Group]

When connecting IEC61162-450 compatible sensors, you may need to adjust
[Transmission Group Setting]. Under normal circumstances, you do not need to
adjust these settings. When adjusting items in [Transmission Group Setting], you will
need to configure for all devices in the configuration.

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu, then choose [CCRS] from the
Tab bar.
2. Select [Transmission Group Setting] from the Menu bar.

䐠
䐡

No. Item Description

[Transmission Group name] Click the Transmission Group name to show
1
the Setting List.
2 [Set Default (All Groups)] Revert all Transmission Groups to default set-
tings.
[Set Default (This Group)] Revert the selected Transmission Group to de-
3
fault settings.

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3. Select a Transmission Group from the Menu bar.

Example: Transmission Group Settings for MISC.

4. In the [Transmission Group Talker] fields, remove or add entries as appropriate.
5. Select and adjust other Transmission Group settings as appropriate.
6. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

Default settings for each Transmission Group

Transmission Group Talker Multicast Address Multicast Port

BI
DU
ER
II
NL
RC
SG
SS
UP
U0
U1
MISC 239.192.0.1 60001
U2
U3
U4
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
VR
YX
SI
AI
TGTD 239.192.0.2 60002
RA
HE
SATD HN 239.192.0.3 60003
TI

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Transmission Group Talker Multicast Address Multicast Port

AG
AP
DF
EC
EI
GA
GP
GL
GN
NAVD HC 239.192.0.4 60004
HF
IN
LC
SD
SN
VD
VM
VW
WI
BN
FD
FE
FR
VDRD FS 239.192.0.5 60005
HD
HS
WD
WL
CD
CR
CS
RCOM CT 239.192.0.6 60006
CV
CX
EP
ZA
ZC
TIME 239.192.0.7 60007
ZQ
ZV
PROP - 239.192.0.8 60008
USR1 - 239.192.0.9 60009
USR2 - 239.192.0.10 60010
USR3 - 239.192.0.11 60011
USR4 - 239.192.0.12 60012
USR5 - 239.192.0.13 60013
USR6 - 239.192.0.14 60014
USR7 - 239.192.0.15 60015
USR8 - 239.192.0.16 60016

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1.5.3 [CCRS Setting] window

Set if the NSR sentence is output from the CCRS in the [CCRS Setting] window of the
[CCRS] menu. This setting is currently unavailable. Confirm that the box has no check
mark.

Remove the checkmark.

1.6 [TCS] Menu

Select the data format for the route data created at this equipment on the [Other Set-
ting] window. The route data can be output to external equipment (GP-170 etc).

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu, then select [TCS] from the tab
bar.
2. Select [Other Setting] from the menu bar.

Not used.

3. Set the options referring to the following table.

Menu item Description
[Output Route Select the route data format.
Data Setting] • [File and RMB]: Output the route data with the file format
and RMB sentence. A LAN connection with the external
equipment is required.
• [RTE and WPL]: Output the route data with the RTE and
WPL sentences. A serial connection with the external
equipment is required.
[Output Route File Select whether the channel limit is symmetrical or asymmetri-
Format] cal.
This setting is available when [Output Route Data Setting] is
set to [File and RMB].
• [Symmetrical]: The channel limit is symmetrical.
• [Asymmetrical]: The channel limit is asymmetrical.
[Source SFID] Select the additional SFID when CCRS outputs the sentence
from the TCS ([ECDIS SFID] or [TCS SFID]).

4. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.7 [AMS] Menu

The AMS menu sets up the interface between the AMS (Alert Management System)
and the processor unit, including the AMS operating mode.

Note: For how to set the alert definition of AMS, see the FURUNO information.

AMS operation mode

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu, then select [AMS] from the tab
bar.
2. Select [Operation Mode Setting] from the menu bar.

Not used.

item Remarks
[Alert Monitoring In- Set the time to wait before clearing the corresponding alert
terval] when communication with a sensor is interrupted.
[Disable Alert Time- Select the units where the alert is not to be cleared.
out Clear] (01 to 05)
[Output Data Type Select the data type of alert notification, ALR or ALF.
For INS] Note: The ALR format is not BAM-compliant and shall not
be used for new installation. It may be used for retrofitting on
ships-in-operation only.
[Enable Category A Select if the alert buzzer sounds when the alert of Category
Buzzer] A occurs.
[Buzzer Pattern] Sets the buzzer sound pattern to output when an alert oc-
curs.
[INS]:
• Alert priority = "Alarm": Three short beeps, four seconds
mute, then repeat.
• Alert priority = "Warning": Two short beeps, four seconds
mute, then repeat.
[Legacy]:
• Alert priority = "Alarm" or "Warning": Alarm sounds contin-
uously.
[Transfer Category] Check the checkbox of the appropriate Category (A to C) to
(A~C) transfer the alerts.
[Stop Transfer Cate- Select [YES] to enable stopping of the alert transfer for Cat-
gory A ACK] egory A alerts by ACK operation. In this case, the alert is not
acknowledged.
[Transfer Alerts to Set the permissions for the alert transmission to BNWAS
BNWAS] (Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System). The unit(s)
checked here are allowed to output the alert signal to the
BNWAS.
• [MFD]: Multifunction Display
• [ECD]: ECDIS
• [RAD]: Radar
• [CRA]: Chart Radar

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3. To save your settings, check the consistency of the data, then save the data.
See "[Save and Sync] Menu" on page 1-48.

1.8 [Alert Define List] Menu

This [Alert Define List] menu sets the alert group and the alert definition.

1.8.1 Alert Group Setting

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Alert Define List] on the
tab bar.
2. Click [Alert Group Setting] on the menu bar.
The list of the alert groups is shown on the [Alert Group Setting] window.

Item Remarks
1 [Sort by] Select the order to show the alert group.
• [Group No.]: Sorted by the alert group number in ascending or-
der.
• [Priority/Category]: Sorted by the alert priority (Alarm/Warning/
Caution) and category (A to C).
• [Group Text]: Sorted by the [Group Text] column in alphabetical
order.
2 [New Group] Add a new alert group. See section 1.8.2.
button
3 [Delete Delete an alert group. See section 1.8.4.
Group] button
4 All extension Click to open/close the detail setting window for all groups ([+]:
button Open all groups, [-]: Close all groups).
5 [+]/[-] button Click to open/close the detail setting window for the selected
group ([+]: Open, [-]: Close).
6 [Group No.] Group number
7 [Priority] The priority of the alert group (Alarm/Warning/Caution). The prior-
ity of all grouped alerts is the same.

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Item Remarks
8 [Category] The category of the alert group (A to C). The category of all
grouped alerts is the same.
9 [Group Text] Text shown on the display when an alert in a alert group occurs.
The number in “< >” means the number of alerts.
10 [Details] but- Change the settings of the alert group. See section 1.8.3.
ton
11 [Type No.]* The equipment type which generates the alert.
12 [Data Type]* The alert sentence format (ALF or ALR). This is dependant on the
equipment connected to this system.
13 [Alert No.]* Alert number.
14 [Alert Name]* Alert Name.
15 [+]/[-] button Click to open/close the alert instance data ([+]: Open, [-]: Close).
(ALF) This appears only when the alert sentence is ALF format.
16 Instance Show/Close the instance data.
data* • [Instance ID]: The instance ID of the alert
• [Alert Description]: Contents of the alert instance.
17 [Import] Import the specified group setting.
button
18 [Export] Export the specified group setting.
button

*: The columns are empty or in red for any of the following cases.
• An alert which is preset in another alert group.
• An alert which is not included in the alert definition.
• An ALR sentence is assigned an ALF alert number.
• The Priority or Category of the alert is different from the ones of the group.

3. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.8.2 How to add an alert group

An alert group can be added newly. The maximum number of alert groups is 1,000.
1. Click the [New Group] on the [Alert Group
Setting] window referring to the figure in
step 2 of section 1.8.1. The [New Group] win-
dow is shown.
Note: When 1,000 alert groups have already
been registered, the message "Too many
groups. Please delete group" is shown. If this
occurs, delete any alert group to make space
for new alert group.

2. Set the options referring to the table shown below.

Item Remarks
[Group No.] Set the alert group number.
[Group Text] Enter the text (max. 64 characters) to show on the display
when an alert included in this alert group occurs.
[Priority] The priority of the alert group (Alarm/Warning/Caution).
The priority of grouped alerts is the same.

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Item Remarks
[Category] The category of the alert group (A to C). The category of all
grouped alerts is the same.
[Detailed Information] Set the detail information (max. 1023 characters) for the
alert group.

3. From the [Type No.] pull-down list in the [Alert Setting] window, select the equip-
ment that handles the alert in the alert that you want to register in this group.The
alert list appearance depends on the external equipment's sentence format.
For ALR sentence

Checkbox

For ALF sentence [+]/[-] button

Instance
Checkbox data

4. Check the checkbox of the alert to be set in the alert group (multiple selection pos-
sible).
Note: To unregister all alerts from the alert group, click the [Remove All Alert] but-
ton (see the figure in step 1).
5. Click the [OK] button to close the [New Group] window.
6. To set alerts for other equipment, click the [Details] button of the added alert group
(see the figure in step 2 of section 1.8.1). The [Group Details] window is shown.
7. Set the alert to the alert group with the same procedure as step 3 to step 5.
8. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.8.3 How to edit an alert group

1. Click the [Details] button of the alert
group to edit on the [Alert Group Set-
ting] window, referring to the figure in
step 2 of section 1.8.1. The [Group
Details] window is shown.

2. Set the appropriate items in the [Group Setting] column referring to the step 2 of
section 1.8.2.
3. Select the alert to add in the alert group referring to the step 3 to step 4of
section 1.8.2.
4. Click the [OK] button to close the [Group Details] window.
5. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.8.4 How to delete an alert group

1. Click the [Delete Group] button on the [Alert Group Setting] window, referring to
the figure in step 2 of subsection 1.8.1. The list of the alert groups is shown in the
[Group Details] window.

Delete All
box

Checkbox

2. Check the checkbox of the alert group to delete. To delete all groups, check the
“Delete All” box.
3. Click the [OK] button.
4. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.8.5 Alert Definition setting for each equipment

You can create alert definitions and activate/deactivate the alert(s) for each external
equipment or sensor.

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu, then select [Alert Define List]
from the Tab bar.
2. Select the appropriate type on the menu bar. For example, select [Chart Radar]
 [FAR-3xx0] to set the alert definitions for FAR-3xx0.
Note: The equipment and sensors shown on the menu bar depend on the [Instal-
lation Parameters] menu settings.

3. Set the appropriate options referring to the table shown below.

Item Remarks
1 Equipment type Selected equipment type.
2 [Source] Define the category to which the alert is assigned for dis-
play in the AMS mode's alert list window ([Navigation],
[Communication] or [External]).
3 [Data Type] Alert sentence format (ALF or ALR). For sensors, select
the alert notification sentence from the pull-down list.
4 [New Alert] but- Add a new alert definition. See section 1.8.6.
ton

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Item Remarks
5 [Delete Alert] Delete the alert definition. See section 1.8.8.
button
6 Alert extension • [+]/[–]: Click to open/close all alerts ([+]: Open, [-]:
button/ Close). This appears when the alert notification sen-
All selection tence is ALF.
checkbox • Check the checkbox to select all alert instances. This
only appears when the alert notification sentence is
ALF.
7 Separate • [+]/[–]: Click to open/close the detail window for the
change button alert ([+]: Open, [-]: Close).
• Check the checkbox to select the alert, and all instanc-
es are selected for ALF sentence. This only appears
when the alert notification sentence is ALF.
8 Switching check- Show all instances or show only valid state instances.
box (for alert in- This only appears when the alert notification sentence is
stance) ALF.
• [ ]: Show the data for all instances.
• [ ]: Show the data for activated instances.
9 Checkbox to ac- Check the checkbox to activate the alert.
tivate/deactivate
10 [Alert No.] (ALR) Alert number
[Alert ID] (ALF)
11 [Instance ID] Instance number. This appears when the alert notification
sentence is ALF.
12 [Alert Name] Alert name (editing possible)
(ALR)
[Alert Descrip-
tion] (ALF)
13 [Priority] The priority of the alert group (Alarm/Warning/Caution),
possible to edit.
14 [Category] The category of the alert group (A to C), possible to edit.
15 [Input Unit] The unit which input the alert.
16 [Details] button Show the detail window for the alert. See section 1.8.7.
17 [Edit] button Edit the alert number. This appears when the alert notifi-
cation sentence is ALF.
18 [Import] button Import the alert definition for currently displayed equip-
ment.
19 [Export] button Export the alert definition for currently displayed equip-
ment.

4. Select the appropriate equipment on the menu bar to activate the alert for each
equipment. For example, the alert number “153” can be activated for No.1 Chart
Radar and deactivated for No.2 Chart Radar. The following figure is the sample
when the No.1 Chart Radar is selected. The alerts are listed based on the alert
definition of the equipment.

Chart Radar

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5. Check the checkbox of the alert to activate.

6. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.8.6 How to add an alert definition

An alert definition can be added newly. The maximum number of alert definition is
1,000.

1. Click the [New Alert] button on the

alert definition window referring to the FAR-3䡔䡔0

figure in step 2 of section 1.8.5. The

[New Alert] window is shown.
Note: The 1,000 alert definitions have
been registered, the message "Too
many alert. Please delete any alert."
is shown. If this occurs, delete any
alert definition to make space for the
new alert definition.

2. Set the options referring to the table shown below.

Item Remarks
[Alert Name] (ALR) Enter the alert name (max. 64 characters).
[Alert Description] (ALF)
[Alert ID] (For ALF) Enter the alert number for the ALF sentence.
[Instance ID] (For ALF) Enter the Instance ID.
[Internal Notify No.] Enter the notify number of processor unit. For sensors,
this is automatically numbered.
[Input Unit] Select the input source for the alert.
• For other than sensors: [Internal], [Digital]
• For sensors: [CCRS], [Digital], [MODBUS]
[Is Active] Activate/Deactivate the alert. [YES]: activated, [NO]:
deactivated.
[Priority] The priority of the alert group ([Emergency]/[Alarm]/
[Warning]/[Caution]).
[Category] The category of the alert group (A to C).
[Emergency Icon] Select the icon for the emergency alert. Available only
for alerts with [Priority] set to [Emergency].
[Emergency Buzzer] Select the buzzer sound for the emergency alert. Avail-
able only for alerts with [Priority] set to [Emergency].
[Escalation Mode] Select the priority that escalates the status of an alert,
[Alarm] or [Warning]. Available only for alerts with [Es-
calation Mode] set to [Alarm].
• [Alarm]: When the alert is left unacknowledged, the
priority is changed to [Alarm].
• [Warning]: When the alert is left unacknowledged,
the priority remains as [Warning]. Then, the alert
buzzer sounds again.
[Escalation Time] Set the time to wait before activating the escalation
function against an alert. Available only for alerts with
[Priority] set to [Warning].

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Item Remarks
[Escalation Transfer] Enable or disable transfer of an Alarm priority alert in
the transfer escalation mode. Available only for alerts
with [Escalation Mode] set to [Alarm].
[Transfer Time] Set the time to wait before transferring an Alarm priority
alert in the transfer escalation mode. Available only for
alerts with [Escalation Mode] set to [Alarm].
[Integrated Alert] Keep the default setting.
[Send VDR] Select [YES] to transfer the ALR sentence to the VDR.
[Clear Non-Ack Alert Select [YES] to delete the non-acknowledged alerts au-
when Rectified] tomatically when they are rectified.
[Detailed Information] Enter the detail information (max. 1023 characters) of
the alert.

3. Click the [OK] button to close the [New Alert] window.

4. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.8.7 How to edit an alert definition

1. Click the [Details] button on the alert
definition window of equipment FAR-3䡔䡔0
type, referring to the figure in step 2
of section 1.8.5. The [Alert Details]
window is shown.

2. Edit the options referring to step 2 of section 1.8.6.

3. Click the [OK] button to close the [Alert Details] window.
4. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.8.8 How to delete an alert definition

1. Click the [Delete Alert] button on the alert definition window of equipment type, re-
ferring to the figure in step 2 of section 1.8.5. The [Delete Alert] window is shown.

FAR-3䡔䡔0

Select all
checkbox

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2. Check the checkbox to delete the alert. If all alerts are deleted, check the “Select
all” checkbox.
3. Click the [OK] button.
4. To save the configuration, perform a consistency check, then save the configura-
tion data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

1.9 [Data Sharing] Menu

The [Data Sharing] menu has no use.

1.10 [Save and Sync] Menu

After completing the settings on the [Own Ship Setting], [Installation Parameters],
[CCRS], [AMS] and [Alert Define List] menus, confirm the consistency of the configu-
ration and save it on this menu. By saving the configuration, the configuration data can
be copied to other processor units connected to the network. The configuration data
can be saved to a medium and loaded to a processor unit.

1.10.1 Consistency check and save the configuration

1. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Save and Sync] on the
tab bar.

2. Click [Consistency Check] to confirm the consistency of the setting.

When the consistency check is completed, the result of the check is shown.
If an inconsistency is detected, an error message appears. You can not save the
configuration until the inconsistency is corrected. Check the setting and correct
the inconsistency, then perform the consistency check again.
3. When the message "Check consistency com-
pleted, you can save data. Please push the
“Save” button" is shown, click [Save] in the
info bar.
The pop-up message shown right appears.
4. Click [OK] to save the configuration.
If other processor units and sensor adapters
are connected to the network, the confirma-
tion message shown below appears. The
message does not appear if a unit in the net-
work is not powered. Click [OK] to save the
configuration.

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Note 1: After saving the configuration, an

Equipment ID that could not save the config-
uration correctly may appear in the [Synchro-
nous failure] window. In this case, click the
[OK] button, then retry [Save].
Note 2: If you did the consistency check and
save after entering settings on [Own Ship
Setting], reboot the unit.

5. After saving the configuration, confirm that the Equipment ID of all units are cor-
rect.
• Processor unit EC-3000
Check the Equipment ID of processor unit as shown below.
1) Click the [?] button on the status bar.

If the [?] button does not appear on the radar display, do one of the following
procedures:

• Click the icon then select [Settings] to show the [Setting] menu.
• Click the [Operation Mode] on the upper left of the screen then select
[CHART for RADAR] to go to the chart mode.
2) Click [About].
3) Check [Equipment ID] on the [System1] tab.

• Radar processor unit and sensor adapter

If the Equipment ID of the radar processor unit or sensor adapter is not correct,
the alert shown below appears.
Radar processor unit: "Radar Sensor COM Error"
Sensor adapter: "Sensor Adapter * COM Timeout" (* = 1 to 16)
If the Equipment ID is not correct, set the Equipment ID on the [Basic Setting]
menu (see section 1.2). At this time, turn off all units except the unit to be set, or
disconnect all LAN cables except the cable for PC.

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1.10.2 How to save the configuration data to a medium

You can save the configuration data to a medium (PC, USB memory, etc.). Set the
medium and then do as follows:

1. Click [Export] at the upper right of the [Save and Sync] menu.

Click [Export]㻚

The window shown below appears.

2. Select the configuration data type that you want to save, and then click [OK].
[Sensor Setting]: Save the configuration data of the [Own Ship Setting], [Installa-
tion Parameters], [CCRS] menus.
[TCS Setting]: No use.
[AMS Setting]: Configuration data for the [AMS] menu.
[Alert Setting]: Configuration data for the [Alert Definition List].
3. Select where to save the configuration data.
The file name "SettingFiles.tar" is created.

1.10.3 How to load the configuration data

You can load the configuration data from a medium (PC, USB memory, etc.). Set the
medium and then do as follows:

1. Click [Import] at the upper right of the [Save and Sync] menu.

Click
[Import].

2. Select the configuration data file ("SettingFiles.tar").

3. Select the configuration data type that you want to load, and then click [OK].
[Sensor Setting]: Load configuration data set at [Common Installation Setting]
menu.
[TCS Setting]: Future use.
[AMS Setting]: Configuration data for the AMS
[Alert Setting]: Save all configuration data set at [Alert Definition] menu.
4. After loading the data, perform the consistency check and save the configuration
data on the [Save and Sync] menu.

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1.11 [Radar Installation] Menu

You can confirm the radar setting on the [Radar Installation] menu. For the details of
the radar setting, see the installation manual for the chart radar.

1.12 [System Monitor] Menu

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GPS
Sync
0

This menu displays system information of units as shown below.

• Processor unit (EC-3000)

• Monitor (Furuno made only)
• Control unit
• Radar processor unit (FCR-2xx9 or FAR-3000)
• Sensor adapter
Click [System Log] to save the log data to a medium (PC, USB memory, etc.).

1.13 [Software Update] Menu

Update the software of the processor unit EC-3000, antenna unit (FCR-2xx9, FAR-
3000, FAR-3000 PSU), and control unit RCU-024/025/026 on the [Software Update]
menu. For the update of the sensor adapter, see section 2.3.
Note: To update the software with the update file, access the [Common Installation
Setting] menu via LAN connection. To update the software with the DVD, access the
[Common Installation Setting] menu with the control unit.

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1. For LAN connection, connect the USB memory which has the update file to the
PC connected via LAN. For access with the control unit, insert the update DVD in
the processor unit's DVD drive.
2. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Software Update] on
the tab menu.
For the IP address of the unit to update, see the Equipment ID list at the back of
this manual.
3. Select the unit to update from the menu bar.
4. Click [Select File] to select the update, and then click [OK].
The current software version and updated software version are displayed.
5. Check the checkbox for the software to update.
6. Click [Update Software]. A confirmation message appears.

7. Click [OK] to update the software.

The progress bar shows the update progress. After completing the update, the
system is automatically rebooted.
8. If connected to the gateway network, the link is shown on the display after com-
pleting the system reboot. Click the link on the display to access the [Common In-
stallation Setting] menu.
If connected to the sensor network, enter the IP address of the sensor network
to access the [Common Installation Setting] menu after completing the system re-
boot.

1.14 [Factory Test & Default] Menu

The [Factory Test & Default] menu does the factory test to check operation and re-
stores the system default settings.

[Factory Test]
Click [Start] to perform the factory test. The result of the test is shown on the display.

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Alert Define List Data Sharing Save and Sync System Monitor Software Update Factory Test & Default

The result of the test is shown

in this area

If "NG" appears, confirm the state of the unit on the [System Monitor] on the tab menu.

[Factory Default]
The factory default function restores all factory defaults (except the settings on the
[Basic Setting] menu). In the default arrangement all processor units powered in the
network are restored to default condition.To restore only the settings of the processor
unit, disconnect the LAN1 port of the processor unit from the network before restoring
the factory defaults.

Note: After restoring the factory default, the route settings and user chart data are re-
mained.
1. Click [Reset to Factory Default]. The following message appears on the screen.

2. Click [OK] to restore the system to the default setting.

The progress bar shows update progress. When the restoration is completed, the
system is automatically rebooted.
3. If connected to the gateway network, the link is shown on the display after com-
pleting the system reboot. Click the link on the display to access the [Common In-
stallation Setting] menu.
If connected to the sensor network, enter the IP address of the sensor network
to access the [Common Installation Setting] menu after completing the system re-
boot.
Note: When you restore the chart radar default, the initialization of the radar processor
unit needs more time than the processor unit. After completing the system reboot of
the processor unit, wait for about one minute until the system reboot is completed, and
the communication between processor unit and radar processor unit is established. If
the communication is not established, the alert "Radar Sensor COM Error" appears
and the [Antenna] button at the upper left of the display shows "NO RADAR". Do not
use the unit until the alert is resolved and the [Antenna] button shows the current an-
tenna selection (example: ANT-1(M)).

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1.15 [Conning] Menu

The [Conning] menu configures the layout and data to show on the conning display.

Save / Import / Export

Decoder Define Import / Export

Decoder Import / Export

Menu item Explanation

Items on the menu bar
Conning (3x6) Consists of 18 blocks (3x6). Six sets of conning layout sheet can
be prepared [Sheet 1] to [Sheet 6].
Wide Conning (4x6) Consists of 24 blocks (4x6). Six sets of conning layout sheet can
be prepared [Sheet 1] to [Sheet 6].
Note: This setting is available when wide monitor is used.
Side Conning (1x9) Consists of 9 blocks (1x9). Four sets of conning layout sheet can
be prepared [Sheet 1] to [Sheet 4].
Note: The side conning display is available and can not be hid-
den with the wide monitor in the radar mode. The menu setting
in chart mode if the side conning is available or not available is
not active.
Mini Conning (1x5) Consists of 5 blocks (1x5).
Save/Import/Export You can save the conning display data to a medium and load it
on the network.
Decoder Define Im- No use.
port/Export
Decoder Import/Ex- No use.
port
Items in the view area
Name Enter the name of the sheet displayed on the view area. The
sheet name entered here appears on the status bar of the con-
ning display.
Show Check the checkbox to show the sheet name on the status bar
of the conning display.
Copy From Copy a conning layout sheet to another sheet.
Components Select the components to show on the conning display. The
components are available in three sizes: [Small], [Medium],
[Large]. The [Small] components occupy one block. The [Medi-
um] components occupy two blocks. The [Large] components
occupy three or more blocks. Check the size of the component
to show on the [Components] window. Select the component
and click it to show the component on the [Layout] window.

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Menu item Explanation

Layout You can configure the layout and data to show on the conning
display. Drag and drop the components to configure the layout.
Click to delete a component from the [Layout] window. To
select the data source for a component, click to display
the advanced settings window. See the procedure on
section 1.15.1.

Conning layout sheet and usable monitor

Layout Sheet Monitor

Conning (3x6) MU-190, MU-231, MU-201 CE, MU-231CE, JH19T14FUD,
JH20T17FUD, JH23T12FUD, JH23T14FUD, HD19T21MMD
Wide Conning (4x6) MU-270W, JH26T11MMD, HD26T21MMD
Side Conning (1x9) MU-270W, JH26T11MMD, HD26T21MMD
Mini Conning (1x5) Available with any monitor.

1.15.1 How to select the data source

Click on the advanced settings win-
dow (see section 1.15.2.) to display the
[Data Source Select] window. Select the
data source in the [Data Source Select]
window to show the respective data on the
conning display.

• [Selected Data Source]: This is auto-

matically generated when [Type],
[Source] and [Decoder] are selected.
• [Type]: Select the data source type.
Setting Description
[Digital] Displays contact input data.
[Analog] Displays analog input data.
[NMEA] Displays data received directly from NMEA device.
[Own Ship] Displays Own Ship data received from own ship management program.

• [Source]: Select the sensor from which the data will be sourced.
• [Decoder]: Select which data from the source sensor to use.

1.15.2 Advanced settings window

Note: Do not use the following components:
• CommonMP • Fore & AFT bridge (Wide) Havyard122
• Fore & AFT bridge (Wide) U10662/ • Fore & AFT bridge (Wide) NB802/818/
10683/10782/1340 830/832/857
• Motion Sensor • Nav. Information For GSI
• Steering Mode for GSI

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[Small] components (one block)

• [Alert (Current Only)]

• [Compass]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Sensor Name Source]: Enter the sensor name.
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the upper pointer.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the lower pointer.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
• [Data And Unit Display]

[Layout]: Check the checkbox of [Title] to show the title of the component. Check
the checkbox of [Equal interval] to show only numeric data.
[Label]: Enter the data name of [Object 1] to [Object 4]. Example: "Heading",
"Speed", etc.
[Source]: Select the data source of [Object 1] to [Object 4].
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Zero Padding]: Set the number of decimal points to show "0" in the [Source] for
each object.
[Unit]: Enter the unit.
[5 lines]: Check the checkbox to show 5 lines data on the component.

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• [Dual Horizontal Bar]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the bar.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the triangle below the bar.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the bar.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the bar.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
[Mirror Vertically]: Check the box to invert the position of the bar and value.
• [Empty]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

• [Final ETA]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

• [Generator Engine]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Label]: Enter the data name.
[Actual Source]: Select the data source of the actual engine generating power.
[Rated Source]: Select the data source of the rated engine generating power.

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• [Graph]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Type]: Set the graph type.
• [(2x)Time/Y-graph]: The [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] are used as Y-coor-
dinate for two independent graphs. The time is used as the X-coordinate for both
graphs.
• [(1x)X/Y-graph]: The [Primary (Y1)] input is used for the X-coordinate and the
[Secondary (Y2)] for the Y-coordinate.

[Label Source]: No use.

[Mode Source]: No use.
[Label]: Enter the title of [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] graph.
[Source]: Select the data source of [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)].
[Unit]: Set the unit used in [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] graphs.
[Smoothing]: Select [Apply] to smooth the graph.
[Scale │ Range]: Set the display range of the Y-coordinate. Three display ranges
can be entered.
[Time Span]: Set the display range of the X-coordinate.
[Sample Interval]: Set the interval of [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] graph plot.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of the graph.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Decimal Num]: Select the number of digits after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign (Scale)]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when
the value of the Y-coordinate is minus.
[Mathematical Sign (Value)]: Check the checkbox to hide the minus sign (-) when
the value above graph is minus.
• [Horizontal Bar]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Left Source]: Select the data source of the value shown at the upper left of the bar.
[Center Source]: Select the data source of the value shown above the bar.

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[Right Source]: Select the data source of the value shown at the upper right of the
bar.
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the green bar.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the triangle below the bar.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the bar.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the bar.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
[Mirror Vertically]: Check the checkbox to invert the position of the bar and value.
• [Horizontal Ruler]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Top Left]: Select the data source of the value shown at the upper left of the bar.
[Top Center]: Select the data source of the value shown above the bar.
[Top Right]: Select the data source of the value shown at the upper right of the bar.
[Bottom Left]: Enter the text shown at the lower left of the bar.
[Bottom Center]: Enter the text shown below the bar.
[Bottom Right]: Enter the text shown at the lower right of the bar.
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the indication shown with white triangle.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the indication shown with gray trian-
gle.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the bar.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the bar.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.

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• [Numeric Data Display]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Source]: Select the data source same as [Object 1] or [Object 2] to show the ab-
breviated name of the data source unit.
[Label]: Enter the data name of [Object 1 (or 2)].
[Limit]: Set the digit number of the data of [Object 1 (or 2)].
[Source]: Select the data source of [Object 1 (or 2)].
[Zero Padding]: Set the number of decimal points to show "0" in the [Source] for
each object.
[Unit]: Set the unit of data for [Object 1 (or 2)].
• [Rudder]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Location]: Select the rudder location from the pull-down list.
[Rudder Title]: Enter the title of the [Rudder 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the left meter (value and thick needle)
for [Rudder 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the right meter (value and thick nee-
dle) for [Rudder 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Max Angle]: Set the maximum rudder angle of [Rudder 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.

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• [Stabilizer Status]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Object1 (to 4)]
[Label]: Enter the data name of [Object 1 (or 2)].
[Source]: Select the data source of [Object 1 (or 2)].
• [Steering Mode]

• [Thruster]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Label]: Enter the data name.
[Actual Source]: Select the data source of the actual thruster generating power.
[Rated Source]: Select the data source of the rated thruster generating power.
• [Track Order]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

• [Watch Alarm]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Backup Source]: Select the backup source.
[Stage Source (ALR)]: Select the Stage Source (ALR).
[Stage Source (wtr)]: Select the Stage Source (wtr).
[Maximum Time Source]: Select the data source of the watch time setting.

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[Remaining Time Source]: Select the data source of the remaining time.
• [Watch Alarm (Multi)]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Backup Source]: Cannot be changed. Set automatically.
[Stage Source (ALR)]: Select the Stage Source (ALR).
[Stage Source (wtr)]: Select the Stage Source (wtr).
[Maximum Time Source]: Select the Maximum Time Source.
[Remaining Time Source]: Select the Remaining Time Source.

[Medium] component (two blocks)

• [Azimuth Promotion]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

Azimuth
[Label]: Enter the data name of Azimuth.
[Source]: Select the data source of the azimuth propulsion.
[Unit]: Set the unit of the data.
[North Angle]: Enter the north angle relative to the screen. Normally, enter "0".
[Value Mapping]: When the checkbox is checked, if the input azimuth angle is other
than 0° to 359°, this equipment calculates the input value so that the azimuth angle
is within 0° to 359°. For example, the input azimuth angle is “-90°”, the displayed
value is “270°”. When the checkbox is not checked, this equipment shows the same
value as the input data.
Object
[Label]: Enter the data name of [Object1 (to 4)].
[Source]: Select the data source of the numeric data for [Object1 (to 4)].
[Unit]: Enter the unit for [Object1 (to 4)].
[Title]: Enter the title of the component.
[Azimuth]: Set the following settings.

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• [Check ETA]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

• [Command Matrix]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Control Type]: Set the number of columns for the matrix.
[Thruster Num]: Set the number of rows for the matrix.
[Control Type Label]: Enter the text that appears at the top of the matrix.
[Name]: Enter the text that appears at the left side of the matrix.
[Source1] to [Source8]: Set the source for the thruster data for the matrix.
• [Dial Meter]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Dial Title]: Enter the text to show on the upper of the indicator.
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the long pointer of the indicator.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the outer pointer of the indicator.
[Peak Source]: Select the data source of the short pointer of the indicator.
[Unit]: Set the unit of the data.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the indicator.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the indicator.
[Angle]: Define the extent of the dial.
[Rotation]: It can be rotate the direction of the indicator. Normally, set to “0“.

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[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution.

[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
• [Drift And Radius]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

• [Dual Azimuth Promotion]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Location]: Select the position of thruster ([FORE] or [AFT]).
[Title]: Enter the title to show at the top of the indicator.
[Degree]
[Actual]: Set the source of the angle which the needle of the outer periphery points
to. (feedback angle of the thruster)
[Order]: Set the source of the angle which the needle of the inner periphery points
to. (actual azimuth of the thruster)
[Unit]: Enter the unit of measurement for the azimuth of the thruster.
[RPM]/[MW]/[Lever]
A maximum of three data can be displayed under the indicator.
[Label]: Enter the name of the data shown beneath the analog indicator.
[Source]: Set the source of the data that appears beneath the analog indicator.
[Unit]: Enter the unit for the data that appears beneath the analog indicator
• [Dual Dial Meter]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

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[Dial Title]: Enter the title to show at the top of [Dial Meter 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the long pointer of [Dial Meter 1 (or 2)]
indicator.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the outer pointer of [Dial Meter 1 (or
2)] indicator.
[Peak Source]: Select the data source of the short pointer of [Dial Meter 1 (or 2)]
indicator.
[Unit]: Set the unit of the data.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the [Dial Meter 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the [Dial Meter 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Angle]: Define the extent of the dial.
[Rotation]: It can be rotate the direction of the [Dial Meter 1 (or 2)] indicator. Normal-
ly, set to “0”.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of [Dial Meter 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
• [Generator Engine]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Label]: Enter the data name.
[Actual Source]: Select the data source of the actual engine generating power.
[Rated Source]: Select the data source of the rated engine generating power.
• [Generator Engine Bar]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Number of Show]: Set the number of graphs.
[Label]: Enter the text on the upper of the graphs ([Object 1] to [Object 9]).
[Source]: Enter the source of the graphs ([Object 1] to [Object 9]).

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[MAX Generate (kW)]: Enter the maximum values of the graphs ([Object 1] to [Ob-
ject 9]).
[Source State]: Set the source that outputs operating status. The green indication
of the graph means the generator is working, the red indication means the generator
has stopped.
• [Graph]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Type]: Set the graph type.
• [(2x)Time/Y-graph]: The [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] are used as Y-
coordinate for two independent graphs. The time is used as the X-coordinate
for both graphs.
• [(1x)X/Y-graph]: The [Primary (Y1)] input is used for the X-coordinate and
the [Secondary (Y2)] for the Y-coordinate.

[Label Source]: No use.

[Mode Source]: No use.
[Label]: Enter the title of [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] graph.
[Source]: Select the data source of [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)].
[Unit]: Set the unit used in [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] graphs.
[Smoothing]: Select [Apply] to smooth the graph.
[Scale │ Range]: Set the display range of the Y-coordinate. Three display ranges
can be entered.
[Time Span]: Set the display range of the X-coordinate.
[Sample Interval]: Set the interval of [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] graph plot.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of the graph.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Secondary (Y2) Scale]: Check the check box to show the value input from the data
source of [Secondary (Y2)].
[Mathematical Sign (Scale)]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when
the value of the Y-coordinate is minus.
[Mathematical Sign (Value)]: Check the checkbox to hide the minus sign (-) when
the value above graph is minus.

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• [Graph (Wind Speed & Direction)]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Label]: Enter the title of [Wind Speed] and [Wind Direction].
[Source]: Select the source of [Wind Speed] and [Wind Direction].
[Unit]: Enter the unit of [Wind Speed] and [Wind Direction].
[Smoothing]: Select [Apply] to smooth the graph.
[Scale │ Range]: Set the display range of the Y-coordinate. Three display ranges
can be entered.
[Time Span]: Set the display range of the X-coordinate.
[Sample Interval]: Set the interval of [Primary (Y1)] and [Secondary (Y2)] graph plot.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of the graph.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Secondary (Y2) Scale]: Check the check box to show the value input from the data
source of [Secondary (Y2)].
[Mathematical Sign (Scale)]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when
the value of the Y-coordinate is minus.
[Mathematical Sign (Value)]: Check the checkbox to hide the minus sign (-) when
the value above graph is minus.
• [Heading]

[Compass Title]: Enter the title shown at the top of the compass meter.
[Location]: Select the location of the heading sensor from the pull-down list.
[Compass Sensor Name Source]: Enter the name of the heading sensor.
[Compass Primary Source]: Select the data source of the upper pointer.
[Compass Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the lower pointer.
[Primary Label]: Enter the title for the primary source.
[Secondary Label]: Enter the compass secondary label.
[Ruler Title]: Enter the title of the ruler.
[Ruler Primary Source]: Select the data source of the white triangle pointer.
[Ruler Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the gray triangle pointer.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the bar.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the bar.

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[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
• [Next Leg]

• Pitch And Roll

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Location]: Select the reference point for the pitch and roll from the pull-down list.
[Title] ([Pitch And Roll 1] / [Pitch And Roll 2]): Enter the text shown at the top of [Pitch
And Roll 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Type]: Select the object to show in the [Pitch And Roll 1 (or 2)]. Setting range: [Roll],
[Pitch].
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of [Pitch And Roll 1 (or 2)] indicator.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
• [Position Local Time]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Latitude Label]: Enter the text to show at the left of the latitude value.
[Longitude Label]: Enter the text to show at the left of the longitude value.
[DATUM Label]: Enter the text that indicates the datum.
[Local Time Label]: Enter the text to show at the left of the time information.
[Latitude Source]: Select the data source of the latitude.
[Longitude Source]: Select the data source of the longitude.
[DATUM Source]: Select the data source of the datum.
[Local Time (Time) Source]: Select the data source of the time information.

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[Local Time (Date) Source]: Select the data source of the date information.
[Sensor Name Source]: Select the appropriate sensor name source.
• [Track Order]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

• [Two Dimension Plotter]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Source (X)]: Select the data source of the X-coordinate value.
[Source (Y)]: Select the data source of the Y-coordinate value.
[Label (Y)]: Enter the title of the Y-coordinate.
[Unit (Y)]: Set the unit of the Y-coordinate.
[Symbol]: Select the plot mark.
[Time Span]: Enter the time span for the plotter screen.
[Sample Interval]: Enter the sample interval for the plotter screen.
[Max Value (X)]: Enter the maximum value of the X-coordinate.
[Max Value (Y)]: Enter the maximum value of the Y-coordinate.
[Axis Point (X)]: Enter the axis point of X-coordinate.
[Axis Point (Y)]: Enter the axis point of Y-coordinate.
[Axis Type]: Select the axis type. [Under Left]: The axis point is located at the under
left of the screen.
[Central]: The axis point is located at the center of the screen.
[Tick Label]: Check the checkbox to show the tick label.
• [Vertical Bar]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Top Source]: Select the data source for the data at the top of the vertical bar.

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[Bottom Source]: Select the data source for the data at the bottom of the vertical bar.
[Primary Source]: Select the data source of the green bar.
[Secondary Source]: Select the data source of the triangle indicator.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the bar.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the bar.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
[Mirror Horizontally]: Check the checkbox to invert the position of the bar and value
horizontally.
[Average Value]: Check the checkbox to show the average value.
• [Vertical Graph (Middle)]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Label Source]: Enter the source of text shown on the right of the graph. Manual in-
put is available.
[Mode Source]: Enter the source of text shown on the right of the value indication.
Manual input is available.
[Label]: Enter the title of [Primary] and [Secondary].
[Source]: Select the data source of [Primary] and [Secondary].
[Source (sub)]: Set the other data source in the same range as the data of [Primary].
The [Source (sub)] appears only when the source of [Secondary] is not entered.
[Unit]: Set the unit in the [Primary] and [Secondary].
[Scale │ Range]: Set the display range of the X-coordinate. [Primary] is for the
range of the upper of the graph, [Secondary] is for the range of the lower of the
graph.
[Time Span]: Set the display range of the Y-coordinate.
[Sample Interval]: Set the interval of the graph plot.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of the graph.
[Change button]: Check the checkbox to show the [Change] button. Click the
[Change] button to show the [Vertical Graph (Middle)] hidden behind. Check the
checkbox of [Show] in [Change Button] to show the component hidden behind.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Secondary (Y2) Scale]: Check the check box to show the value input from the data
source of [Secondary].
[Mathematical Sign (Scale)]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when
the value of the X-coordinate is minus.
[Mathematical Sign (Value)]: Check the checkbox to hide the minus sign (-) when
the value above graph is minus.

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• [Winch]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Type]: Select [Main only] or [Port and Stbd]. For [Main only], the information of only
the main winch is shown. For [Port and Stbd], the information of each winch on both
the port and starboard is shown.
[Length]: Set the source and unit of length for rope.
[Power]: Set the source and unit for rope winding force.
[Speed]: Set the source and unit for rope winding speed.
[Start Value]: Set the minimum value of the bar.
[End Value]: Set the maximum value of the bar.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of the graph.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
• [Winch Information]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Length]: Set the source and unit of length for rope.
[Power]: Set the source and unit for rope winding force.
[Speed]: Set the source and unit for rope winding speed.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.

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• [Wind Direction]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Location]: Select the reference point for the wind direction and speed from the pull-
down list.
[Theoretical]
[Label]: Enter the data name for the theoretical wind direction and speed.
[Source]: Select the data source of the theoretical wind direction and speed.
[Apparent]
[Label]: Enter the data name for the apparent wind direction and speed.
[Source]: Select the data source of the apparent wind direction and speed.
[Unit]: Set the unit of the wind direction and wind speed.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.

[Large] component (three or more blocks)

• Alert

• Doppler Log

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[SOG Longitudinal Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal SOG.

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[STW Longitudinal Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal STW.
[Bow Transverse Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal speed at the
bow position.
[Stern Transverse Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal speed at the
stern position.
[True Wind Direction Source]: Select the source of true wind direction indicated as
the red triangle in the center of the component.
[Relative Wind Direction Source]: Select the source of relative wind direction indi-
cated as the red triangle in the center of the component.
[Speed Type Source]: Select the data source same as [Longitudinal Speed Source]
to show the abbreviated name of the data source unit.
[Sensor Name Source]: Select the appropriate sensor name source.
[Unit]: Set the unit of the ship’s speed.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.
[Mirror Vertically]: Check the checkbox to invert the display vertically.
• DP
For the setting, see the description for [Compass],
[Horizontal Ruler], [Azimuth Pro-motion], and
[Doppler Log].

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• [Fore & AFT bridge], [Fore & AFT bridge (Wide)] to [Fore & AFT bridge9 (Wide])
Multiple components are combined on this window.
The contents are same as the single component.

• Nav. Information

㼄㼀㻰㻌㻸㼕㼙㼕㼠
㼄㼀㻰

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Component.Height]: Select the size of component.

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• Present Leg

㼄㼀㻰㻌㻸㼕㼙㼕㼠
㼄㼀㻰㻌

• Speed And Transverse

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Location]: Select the component to display, [FORE], [AFT], [STBD] or [PORT].
[Speed Label]: Enter the data name of speed.
[Transverse Label]: Enter the name of transverse.
[SOG Longitudinal Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal SOG.
[STW Longitudinal Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal STW.
[CCRP Transverse Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal speed at the
CCRP position.
[Bow Transverse Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal speed at the
bow position.
[Stern Transverse Speed]: Select the data source of the longitudinal speed at the
stern position.
[Speed Type Source]: Select the data source same as [Longitudinal Speed Source]
to show the abbreviated name of the data source unit.
[Sensor Name Source]: Select the appropriate sensor name source.
[Unit]: Set the unit of the ship’s speed.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Mathematical Sign]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when the value
is a negative figure.

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• [Vertical Graph]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

[Label]: Enter the title of [Primary] or [Secondary].
[Source]: Select the data source of [Primary] or [Secondary].
[Source (sub)]: Set the other data source in the same range as the data of [Primary].
The [Source (sub)] appears only when the source of [Secondary] is not entered.
[Unit]: Set the unit in the [Primary] or [Secondary].
[Scale │ Range]: Set the display range of the X-coordinate. [Primary] is for the
range of the upper of the graph, [Secondary] is for the range of the lower of the
graph.
[Time Span]: Set the display range of the Y-coordinate.
[Sample Interval]: Set the interval of the graph plot.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of the graph.
[Change button]: Check the checkbox to show the [Change] button. Click the
[Change] button to show the [Vertical Graph (Middle)] hidden behind. Check the
checkbox of [Show] in [Change Button] of the component hidden behind.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Secondary (Y2) Scale]: Check the check box to show the value input from the data
source of [Secondary].
[Mathematical Sign (Scale)]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when
the value of the X-coordinate is minus.
[Mathematical Sign (Value)]: Check the checkbox to hide the minus sign (-) when
the value above graph is minus.
• [Vertical Heading Graph]

[Title]: Enter the title of the component.

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[Label]: Enter the title of [Heading] or [Other].

[Source]: Select the data source of [Heading] or [Other].
[Source (sub)]: Set the other data source in the same range as the data of [Head-
ing]. The [Source (sub)] appears only when the source of [Other] is not entered.
[Unit]: Set the unit in the [Heading] and [Other].
[Scale │ Range]: Set the display range of the X-coordinate. [Heading] is for the
range of the upper of the graph, [Other] is for the range of the lower of the graph.
[Time Span]: Set the display range of the Y-coordinate.
[Sample Interval]: Set the interval of the graph plot.
[Scale Resolution]: Select the scale resolution of the graph.
[Change button]: Check the checkbox to show the [Change] button. Click the
[Change] button to show the [Vertical Heading Graph] hidden behind. Check the
checkbox of [Show] in [Change Button] of the component hidden behind.
[Decimal Place]: Check the checkbox to show the value after decimal point.
[Secondary (Y2) Scale]: Check the check box to show the value input from the data
source of [Secondary].
[Mathematical Sign (Scale)]: Check the checkbox to show the minus sign (-) when
the value of the X-coordinate is minus.
[Mathematical Sign (Value)]: Check the checkbox to hide the minus sign (-) when
the value above graph is minus.

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ADAPTER
The default Equipment ID of the sensor adapter is “MCV016”. Set the individual Equip-
ment ID before connecting to the network.

Connect the sensor adapter to the processor unit after setting the Equipment ID. Then
enter the other settings of the sensor adapter from the [Common Installation Setting]
menu on the processor unit.

2.1 How to Set the Equipment ID

1. Set the IP address and subnet mask of the PC as shown below.
IP address: 172.31.16.200
Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0
2. Connect the laptop PC to the sensor adapter with the LAN cable.
3. Activate the web browser on the PC.
4. Enter the default IP address of the sensor adapter: “172.31.17.108”.
5. Access the [Common Installation Setting] menu and click [Basic Setting] on the
tab bar.

MCV016
No.16 Sensor Adapter
MC-3000S

31 17 108

6. Select the Equipment ID from the pull-down list. The [Equipment Name], [Equip-
ment Type No.] and [IP Address] are automatically entered according to the
Equipment ID.
Setting range: [MCV001] to [MCV016]
7. After entering the setting, click [Save] on the info bar. Several confirmation mes-
sages appear. Click [OK] to reboot the system.
If you want to discard the entry, click [Discard Changes].

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How to restore the default Equipment ID

When you can not define the Equipment ID of the sensor adapter, restore the default
and set the Equipment ID again.

1. Turn on the No. 8 segment of the DIP switch S10 on the board in the MC-3000S,
then turn on the sensor adapter.
The Equipment ID of the sensor adapter turns to default “MCV016”, and the IP ad-
dress is set to “172.31.17.108”.
2. See section 2.1 "How to Set the Equipment ID" to set the Equipment ID of the sen-
sor adapter.
3. Turn off the No. 8 segment of the DIP switch S10 on the board in the MC-3000S.

2.2 How to Save the Log File

The log file of the sensor adapter can be saved to a medium (PC, USB memory, etc.).
The log file is used to check the status of the sensor adapter.

1. Connect the PC to the sensor adapter with the LAN cable.

2. Activate the web browser and enter the following address in the address bar.
“http://172.31.xx.xxx/cgi-bin/logall.cgi”
“172.31.xx.xxx” is the IP address of the sensor adapter where to save the log file.
3. After entering the address, the window to save the log file appears. Save the log
file to the PC.

2.3 How to Update the Firmware (MC-3000S)

This section shows you how to update the firmware program of the sensor adapter
MC-3000S.

Preparation
• PC that has a LAN port
Windows® XP or Windows® 7 can be used. Disable the firewall and set the IP ad-
dress and subnet mask of the PC as shown below.
IP address: 172.31.16.200
Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0
• LAN cable
• Binary file for update
2450080-xxxxxxxx_mc_cs_boot.bin Boot program
2450081-xxxxxxxx_mc_cs_mainpg.bin Main program
2450082-xxxxxxxx_mc_cs_maint.bin Maintenance program
2450084-xxxxxxxx_mc_io_mainpg.bin Main program (analog, digital input,
and digital output board)
(xxxxxxxx: program version)

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2.3.1 How to activate the maintenance program

1. Turn off all sensor adapters.
2. Connect the applicable MC-3000S to the PC with the LAN cable.
3. Turn on the No. 6 of the DIP-SW (S10) on the MC-CS board (24P0114).
4. Turn on the sensor adapter MC-3000S.
5. The maintenance program activates after about 30 seconds. At this time, the IP
address of MC-3000S is changed to “172.31.17.108”.
Confirm that the LED (CR 74) on the MC-CS board lights 3 times and goes off for
a while repeatedly.

2.3.2 How to confirm the firmware program version

1. Activate the maintenance program of the sensor adapter MC-3000S.
2. Activate the command prompt of Windows®.
3. Enter “telnet 172.31.17.108” on the command prompt.
Note: For Windows® 7, select [Control Panel][Programs][Programs and Fea-
tures][Turn Windows features on or off]. Put  in the [Talent Client] menu then
click [OK].
4. Enter the user name and password correctly.

㸠㩷㩷Enter the telnet command.

㸠㩷㩷Enter the user name.

㸠㩷㩷Enter the user password.

5. Enter “/usr/sbin/version” on the command prompt to confirm the program version.

The program version is shown on the command prompt.

㸠㩷㩷The command to confirm the program version.

Boot program

Main program
Maintenance program
㸠㩷㩷After the confirmation the program version, enter “exit” .

Note: The image shown above is an example. The program version number may
be different.
6. After confirming the program version, enter “exit” to finish the telnet command.

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2.3.3 How to update the firmware program

1. Delete the version number from the firmware binary file name.

Example 䋺 2450081-01010088_mc_cs_mainpg.bin
Program number Version number

Delete the version number from the file name.

Example 䋺 2450081_mc_cs_mainpg.bin
2. Activate the maintenance program of the sensor adapter MC-3000S.
3. Activate the command prompt of Windows®.
4. Change the current directory to the directory where the firmware binary program
is saved.
In the example shown below, binary file is saved at 㪚㪑㩷㪳㫌㫇㪻㪸㫋㪼 .

& 䊹㻌㻌The command to change the current drive

FG?XSGDWH 䊹㻌㻌The command to change the current directory

Note: Change the current directory to the one where the binary file is saved.
5. Enter “ftp 172.31.17.108” on the command prompt.
Confirm that “220-MC3000_CS_MAINTENANCE” is shown.
6. Enter the user name and password.

IWS 䊹㻌㻌Enter the ftp command.

&RQQHFWHGWR
0&B&6B0$,17(1$1&( 䊹㻌㻌Confirm that this massage appears .

0&B&6B0$,17(1$1&()73VHUYHU9HUVLRQ2SHQ%6'/LQX[IWSGUHDG\

1DPHWDQDNDWRVKLKLVD 䊹㻌㻌Enter the user name.
3DVVZRUGUHTXLUHGIRUURRW
3DVVZRUG㸸 䊹㻌㻌Enter the password.

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7. After the login, enter “dir”.

The file names that are saved in the sensor adapter are displayed. Confirm that
the file names shown below are shown on the display.

1DPHWDQDNDWRVKLKLVD 䊹㻌㻌Enter the user name.

3DVVZRUGUHTXLUHGIRUURRW
3DVVZRUG㸸 䊹㻌㻌Enter the password.
8VHUURRWORJJHGLQ
5HPRWHV\VWHPW\SHLV81,;
8VLQJELQDU\PRGHWRWUDQVIHUILOHV
IWS!GLU 䊹㻌㻌Enter “dir” .

3257FRPPDQGVXFFHVVIXO
2SHQLQJ$6&,,PRGHGDWDFRQQHFWLRQIRU͂ELQOV̓
FUZUUURRWURRW6HSBPFBFVBERRWELQ
FUZUUURRWURRW6HSBPFBFVBPDLQSJELQ
FUZUUURRWURRW6HSBPFBFVBPDLQWELQ
FUZUUURRWURRW6HSBPFBLRBPDLQSJELQ
GUZU[U[URRWURRW6HSEDFNXS
7UDQVIHUFRPSOHWH Check these file names.
IWS!

8. Enter “bin”, and then enter “hash”.

9. Enter the command to transfer the firmware program.
Example: put 24500810_mc_cs_mainpg.bin
10. When you transfer other program, enter the command to transfer the program.
11. Enter “bye” to finish updating the firmware program.

IWS!ELQ 䊹㻌㻌Enter necessarily.

7\SHVHWWR,
IWS!KDVK 䊹㻌㻌Enter necessarily.
+DVKPDUNSULQWLQJRQE\WHVKDVKPDUN
IWS!SXWBPFBFVBPDLQSJELQ 䊹㻌㻌The command to transfer the firmware program.
ORFDOBPFBFVBPDLQSJELQUHPRWHBPFBFVBPDLQSJELQ
3257FRPPDQGVXFFHVVIXO
2SHQLQJ%,1$5<PRGHGDWDFRQQHFWLRQIRU
BPFBFVBPDLQSJELQ


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7UDQVIHUFRPSOHWH
E\WHVVHQWLQVHFVN%V
IWS!E\H 䊹㻌㻌The command to finish the ftp command.
*RRGE\H

12. Confirm the firmware program version (see section 2.3.2.).

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3. HUB-3000 IGMP Querier
Setup the IGMP querier function of HUB-3000 to connect the FAR-2xx7 series radar
to FAR-3000 series radar via HUB-3000.

Preparations
• PC with port RS-232C (D-SUB 9-pin connector)
• Cross cable RS-232C (D-SUB 9-pin connector)
• Software for serial device control (HyperTerminal, Tera Term or Putty etc.)

RS-232C cross cable

Pin (Female) Pin No. Signal Connection

1 NC 㪈 㪈
2 RD
㪉 㪉
3 SD
㪊 㪊
㪌 㪈 4 NC
㪋 㪋
5 SG
㪌 㪌
6 NC
㪍 㪍
㪐 㪍 7 NC
㪎 㪎
8 NC
9 NC 㪏 㪏
Frame FG 㪐 㪐

Procedure
This shows the procedure with Tera Term.

1. Connect the RS-232C cross cable to the serial port of the PC.
2. Connect the RS-232C cross cable to the serial port of HUB-3000.
Note: When disconnecting the RS-232C cross cable, disconnect it from the HUB-
3000 and then disconnect from PC.
3. Activate “Tera Term” on PC.
4. Check the radio button for [Serial] then select the appropriate COM port in [Port].

COM Port (COM1)

5. Click [OK].

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6. Select [Setup], [Serial port] to show the setting window.

7. Set as follows then click [OK].

• [Baud rate]: 9600 • [Data]: 8 bit • [Parity]: none
• [Stop]: 1 bit • [Flow control]: none

8. Press the Enter key on Tera Term. The window to input the [Username] and the
[Password] appears.
9. Enter the username and the password as follows, then press the [Enter] key.
• [Username]: admin • [Password]: admin

Username: admin
Password: admin
Welcome to HUB-3000 GigabitHUB
Switch>
10. Enter the text “enter” in the [Switch>] then press the Enter key.
11. Press the Enter key again.
12. Enter “show ip igmp-snooping” in the [Switch#] then press the Enter key. Confirm
the configuration of HUB-3000. When “Disabled” appears in the [Querier], go to
the next step.
Switch>㩷 enter
Switch#Jan 1 20:32:14 User admin enter privilege mode from console 0, level
= 15
Switch#㩷 show ip igmp-snooping

Global IGMP snooping configuration:

-----------------------------------
Globally enable : Enabled
VLAN nodes : 1
Dlf-frames filtering : Enabled
Sensitive : Disabled
Querier : Disabled
Querier address : 10.0.0.200
㩷 Router age : 260 s
13. Enter “config” in the [Switch#], press the Enter key.
14. Enter “igmp-snooping querier” in the [Switch_config#], then press the Enter key.
15. Enter “show ip igmp-snooping” in the [Switch_config#], then press the Enter key.
16. Confirm that "Enabled" appears in the [Querier].

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17. Enter “write” in the [Switch#], then press the Enter key. Reboot the HUB-3000 af-
ter performing “write” to enable the querier function of HUB-3000.

Switch# config

Switch_config# ip igmp-snooping querier

Switch_config# show ip igmp-snooping

Global IGMP snooping configuration:

-----------------------------------
Globally enable : Enabled
VLAN nodes : 1
Dlf-frames filtering : Enabled
Sensitive : Disabled
Querier : Enabled
Querier address : 10.0.0.200
Router age : 260 s
Response time : 15 s

Switch_config# write
Saving current configuration...
OK!

18. Reboot the HUB-3000.

19. Repeat step 6 to step 11 then confirm "Enabled" in the [Querier]. For "Disabled"
is shown, redo the IGMP querier setting.

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APPENDIX 1 EQUIPMENT ID List
Gateway Sensor
Equipment ID Equipment Name Remarks
Network Network
MFD001 No.1 MFD 192.168.31.51 172.31.16.51
MFD002 No.2 MFD 192.168.31.52 172.31.17.51
MFD003 No.3 MFD 192.168.31.53 172.31.16.52
MFD004 No.4 MFD 192.168.31.54 172.31.17.52
MFD005 No.5 MFD 192.168.31.55 172.31.16.53
MFD006 No.6 MFD 192.168.31.56 172.31.17.53
MFD007 No.7 MFD 192.168.31.57 172.31.16.54
MFD008 No.8 MFD 192.168.31.58 172.31.17.54
MFD009 No.9 MFD 192.168.31.59 172.31.16.55
MFD010 No.10 MFD 192.168.31.60 172.31.17.55
MFD011 No.11 MFD 192.168.31.61 172.31.16.56
MFD012 No.12 MFD 192.168.31.62 172.31.17.56
MFD013 No.13 MFD 192.168.31.63 172.31.16.57
MFD014 No.14 MFD 192.168.31.64 172.31.17.57
MFD015 No.15 MFD 192.168.31.65 172.31.16.58
MFD016 No.16 MFD 192.168.31.66 172.31.17.58
ECD001 No.1 ECDIS 192.168.31.1 172.31.16.1 Default setting for pro-
cessor unit (ECDIS)
ECD002 No.2 ECDIS 192.168.31.2 172.31.17.1
ECD003 No.3 ECDIS 192.168.31.3 172.31.16.2
ECD004 No.4 ECDIS 192.168.31.4 172.31.17.2
ECD005 No.5 ECDIS 192.168.31.5 172.31.16.3
ECD006 No.6 ECDIS 192.168.31.6 172.31.17.3
ECD007 No.7 ECDIS 192.168.31.7 172.31.16.4
ECD008 No.8 ECDIS 192.168.31.8 172.31.17.4
ECD009 No.9 ECDIS 192.168.31.9 172.31.16.5
ECD010 No.10 ECDIS 192.168.31.10 172.31.17.5
ECD011 No.11 ECDIS 192.168.31.11 172.31.16.6
ECD012 No.12 ECDIS 192.168.31.12 172.31.17.6
ECD013 No.13 ECDIS 192.168.31.13 172.31.16.7
ECD014 No.14 ECDIS 192.168.31.14 172.31.17.7
ECD015 No.15 ECDIS 192.168.31.15 172.31.16.8
ECD016 No.16 ECDIS 192.168.31.16 172.31.17.8
RAD001 No.1 Radar 192.168.31.21 172.31.16.11
RAD002 No.2 Radar 192.168.31.22 172.31.17.11
RAD003 No.3 Radar 192.168.31.23 172.31.16.12
RAD004 No.4 Radar 192.168.31.24 172.31.17.12
RAD005 No.5 Radar 192.168.31.25 172.31.16.13
RAD006 No.6 Radar 192.168.31.26 172.31.17.13
RAD007 No.7 Radar 192.168.31.27 172.31.16.14
RAD008 No.8 Radar 192.168.31.28 172.31.17.14
RAD009 No.9 Radar 192.168.31.29 172.31.16.15
RAD010 No.10 Radar 192.168.31.30 172.31.17.15
RAD111 No.1 FAR-28 Radar 192.168.31.21 172.31.16.11

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APPENDIX 1 EQUIPMENT ID List

Gateway Sensor
Equipment ID Equipment Name Remarks
Network Network
RAD112 No.2 FAR-28 Radar 192.168.31.22 172.31.17.11
RAD113 No.3 FAR-28 Radar 192.168.31.23 172.31.16.12
RAD114 No.4 FAR-28 Radar 192.168.31.24 172.31.17.12
Default setting for pro-
CRA001 No.1 Chart Radar 192.168.31.31 172.31.16.21 cessor unit (Chart ra-
dar)
CRA002 No.2 Chart Radar 192.168.31.32 172.31.17.21
CRA003 No.3 Chart Radar 192.168.31.33 172.31.16.22
CRA004 No.4 Chart Radar 192.168.31.34 172.31.17.22
CRA005 No.5 Chart Radar 192.168.31.35 172.31.16.23
CRA006 No.6 Chart Radar 192.168.31.36 172.31.17.23
CRA007 No.7 Chart Radar 192.168.31.37 172.31.16.24
CRA008 No.8 Chart Radar 192.168.31.38 172.31.17.24
CRA009 No.9 Chart Radar 192.168.31.39 172.31.16.25
CRA010 No.10 Chart Radar 192.168.31.40 172.31.17.25
Default setting for ra-
RAS001 No.1 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.101 -
dar processor unit
RAS002 No.2 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.102 -
RAS003 No.3 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.103 -
RAS004 No.4 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.104 -
RAS005 No.5 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.105 -
RAS006 No.6 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.106 -
RAS007 No.7 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.107 -
Do not Select.
RAS008 No.8 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.108 -
RAS009 No.9 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.109 -
RAS010 No.10 Radar Sensor 192.168.31.110 -
MCV001 No.1 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.101
MCV002 No.2 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.101
MCV003 No.3 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.102
MCV004 No.4 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.102
MCV005 No.5 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.103
MCV006 No.6 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.103
MCV007 No.7 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.104
MCV008 No.8 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.104
MCV009 No.9 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.105
MCV010 No.10 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.105
MCV011 No.11 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.106
MCV012 No.12 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.106
MCV013 No.13 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.107
MCV014 No.14 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.107
MCV015 No.15 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.16.108
Default setting for sen-
MCV016 No.16 Sensor Adapter - 172.31.17.108
sor adapter.

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APPENDIX 2 SUB SYSTEM
To share the sensor data throughout the system, use HUB-3000 and HUB-100 and connect equip-
ment in subsystems. For example, in the configuration below, the system does not have HUB-100.
In this case the No.1 Chart radar can only receive data from the No. 2 Gyro and the No.1 ECDIS
can only receive data from the No. 1 Gyro.

HUB-3000

No.2 Gyro No.1 Gyro

No.1 No.1
Chart radar ECDIS

Sensor network Sensor network

Sensor adapter Sensor adapter

Other sensors Other sensors

The configuration of subsystem A to Z is as shown below.

• Subsystem A: The processor units are connected to the sensor adapters through HUB-100.
• Subsystem B to Z: The processor unit is connected the sensor adapter directly.

For example, in the system configuration shown below the subsystems are arranged as follows:

• Subsystem A: No.2 chart radar, No.2 ECDIS and No.3 ECDIS

• Subsystem B: No.1 ECDIS
• Subsystem C: No.1 Chart radar

HUB-3000

Subsystem C Subsystem B Subsystem A

Contact signal
Heading
switch status

Gyro Selector No.1 GYRO No.1 GYRO No.1 GYRO Gyro Selector
GPS No.1 No.2 GYRO No.2 GYRO No.2 GYRO
GPS
No.2
No.1 GPS No.1 GPS No.1 GPS
LOG Chart radar No.2 GPS No.1 ECDIS No.2 GPS
No.2 ECDIS No.2 GPS
No.3 ECDIS Chart radar
LOG
LOG LOG LOG
Autopilot

HUB-100

Sensor Sensor Sensor Sensor

adapter adapter adapter adapter

Other sensors Other sensors Other sensors Other sensors

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