FEA2105 Service Manual f 5[1].2003

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Electronic Chart Display and

Information System (ECDIS)

FEA-2100/2105

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Your Local Agent/Dealer Your Local Agent/Dealer 9-52 Ashihara-cho, 9-52 Ashihara-cho, Nishinomiya, Japan Nishinomiya, Japan Telephone : Telephone : 0798-65-21110798-65-2111 Telefax : Telefax : 0798-65-42000798-65-4200 FIRST EDITION :

FIRST EDITION : SEP.SEP. 19991999 Printed in Japan

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PUB.No. SME-41200-FSME-41200-F

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APPLICATION FOR MANUAL REVISIONS

Upon receipt of this manual, please fill in the necessary data. It is important that the addressee be the end user so that the operating personnel will receive all revisions to the manual.

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DATE PURPOSE OF THE CHANGE CHANGE

REQUESTED BY 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 2.0 7.9.1997 18.2.1998 13.12.1998 15.1.1999 24.5.1999 7.9.1999 3.11.1999 24.01.2000

Initial release of Technical manual Based ECDIS version B1.14/B1.00 Draft release of new hardware Draft release of new hardware Draft release of new hardware Draft release of new hardware Draft release of new hardware

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1. Functional description

1.1 Introduction

The ECDIS has been designed to meet ECDIS Type Approval standard IEC 61174 including RCDS requirements of the Chapter 7. This ECDIS includes a lot of functionality which goes over the minimum ECDIS performance requirements of IMO as specified in IEC 61174.

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1.2 Block Diagrams of ECDIS

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1.3 ECDIS specifications

1.3.1 General

ECDIS processor consists of an electronics cabinet, control keyboard and interface adapters. Connection to the control keyboard is made with serial communication line. Connection to interface adapters are from special ports.

One single ECDIS processor can be used for both route planning and route monitoring. There can be an additional identical ECDIS processor, which is used for route planning, to fulfil backup arrangements for replacing of the paper charts. These two ECDIS processors are connected together with Local Area Network of ETHERNET type.

The unit is completely self powered from the 24 VDC supply.

Equipment category of the ECDIS according IEC 60945 is "protected from the weather".

1.3.2 Chart

Chart

Usable chart material:

· IHO/IMO S57 edition 3 ENC vectorized material · BA ARCS rasterized material

· C-MAP CM93/2 vectorized material Graphical display of the chart

· underscale indication · overscale indication

· true and relative motion north-up presentation

· manual and automatic true motion reset with user definable distance from the border · set chart center and set ship offcenter function

· selection of displayed items of the chart (if chart data content allows)

Chart updating

Loading and conversion to internal format from following standards: · S57ed3

· British Admiralty ARCS Loading of automatic updates · S57ed3

· British Admiralty ARCS

1.3.3 User interface

Navigation calculation

· navigation calculation could handle 5 position fixing systems, 2 gyro compasses, single axis log and dual axis log.

· it calculates own ship navigation data as follows:

· primary source is either any single position fixing system, any combination of two or more position fixing systems or Kalman filter based on one or more position fixing systems.

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· secondary source is any single position fixing system.

· last backup source is dead reckoning based on gyro and log.

· Kalman filter automatically exclude sensors whose output data is unreliable · minimum configurations for Kalman filter are: gyro + log + position or gyro + 2

positions with smg/cmg.

· navigation calculation performs required datum conversions in order to have all positions in equal datum

· navigation calculation accepts manual data for speed, course and drift.

· navigation calculation alarms about unreliable sensors (position, gyro and log) · navigation calculation alarms about missing sensor signals (position, gyro and

log)

· acceptance of position adjust with radar trackball

· discrepancy check and alarm between primary and secondary position · calculation of own ship predicted position

· graphical display of own ship on both ECDIS and radar screens

· graphical display of own ship at predicted position on both ECDIS and radar screens

Route monitoring

· there are two routes: monitored and planned · monitored route is used for steering

· planned route is editable

· user can exchange monitored and planned route together · user can copy monitored route to planned route

· graphical display of route center line for both monitored and planned

· shows monitored route center line on radar screen (last + 4 next waypoints) · numerical and graphical display of monitored route limits

· shows monitored route limits on radar screen (last + 4 next waypoints)

· when current route leg is great circle then it is automatically divided into successive 10 NM rhumbline segments

· display of current planned and next planned course · display of turn radius and rate for the next waypoint · calculation and display of off-track and an alarm if needed · calculation and display of distance to wheel over point · calculation and display of time to wheel over point · calculation and display of distance to final waypoint

· calculation and display of ETA to final waypoint using planned speed profile, current speed or trial speed

· calculation and display of ETA to selected waypoint using planned speed profile, current speed or trial speed

· display of planned speed if specified

· display of planned ETA to final waypoint if using timetable · calculation and display of off plan (time) if using timetable · calculation and display of suggested speed if using timetable · alarm for crossing the own ship safety contour

· indication for grossing a prohibited area or an area with special conditions

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ARPA Target display

· displays range, bearing, speed, course, CPA and TCPA of selected ARPA Radar target. · displays graphically ARPA Radar targets over the nautical chart

Voyage recording

· there is a round buffer recording for previous 12 hours · previous 12 hour recording includes:

· own ship data: · time · position

· position adjust offset · heading · speed · chart data: · source · edition · issue data · cell/chart identifier · update history · chart data: · ENC source · ENC edition · ENC date · ENC cell

· ENC update history as latest update included · previous 12 hour recording can be stored for later use · there is also recording of an entire voyage

· user selects time mark interval between 15 minutes to 4 hours

· entire voyage recording include same own ship data as previous 12 hour recording

· entire voyage recordings can be stored for later use · direct pushbuttons for storing include:

· MOB = Man Over Board · event

· there is also recording of danger targets

· user selects TCPA and logging interval for recording: · time · position · type · speed · course · CPA · TCPA

· danger targets recordings can be stored for later use · Paper copy of recordings

· user can print recorded data:

· last 12 hours recordings (details log) · entire voyage recordings (voyage log)

· danger targets recordings (danger targets log)

Plotting

· user defined time for plotting and plotting interval for: · own ship

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· targets

· maximum recorded time is previous 120 minutes

Navigation tools

· navigation tools include: · 2 pieces of EBL · 2 pieces of VRM

· 2 pieces of parallel index line · 2 sets of range rings

· 2 pieces of reference points

Data exchange with radars

Following data is exchanged between connected radar displays and the ECDIS: · speed (bi-directional)

· course (bi-directional) · heading (bi-directional)

· tracked targets for position calculation (bi-directional) · other tracked targets (receive)

· curved headline (transmit)

· notebook pages (Pilot Data 15 characters * 10 lines) · charts (80 elements of lines and symbols)

· position adjust (bi-directional)

Compass heading correction

· automatic gyro error compensation based on radar tracked targets which could be used in addition to build speed/latitude corrector of the gyro system

· alternatively speed/latitude error compensation based on well known correction table method · manual gyro correction

Route planning

· creation of a route

· modification of an existing route · one route has max 200 waypoints

· parameters defined during the planning stage: · general parameters:

· name · speed limit · max latitude · min latitude

· ETD for the first waypoint · ETA for the last waypoint · waypoint parameters: · name · latitude · longitude · radius of turn · channel limits

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· checking for crossing the safety contour and for entering a prohibited area

User Chart planning

· one user chart consists of following elements: · max 2000 lines

· max 1000 symbols

· max 200 drawing points which are used for making sub-charts for radar displays · full editing capabilities including erase, change, copy etc.

· during navigation from the user chart a sub-chart with 80 nearest elements is superimposed on radar picture

Reference targets

· one reference target file consists of following elements: · max 100 targets for position calculation · full editing capabilities including erase, change, copy etc.

· during navigation from the reference target file a subset-with 8 nearest targets is tracked with ARPA radar to solve own ship position

Navigation notebook planning

· full notebook (Pilot data) creation and editing facilities · one notebook page includes:

· position

· range of usability · text

Other functions

· installation parameters maintenance

Radar Echo Overlay

· Radar Echo Overlay can be displayed on chart display · three different radar antenna locations can be detected · independent adjustment for each radar:

· gain · sea clutter · rain clutter

· common adjustment for all radars · video polarity

· trigger polarity

· hi-Z or 75W video input impedance · hi-Z or 75W trigger input impedance

Chart Alarm

· full selection of IMO defined alarm categories with S57 charts · additional user defined alarm category

· manual updates can be used to create unsafe areas and points

· user defined and manual update based chart alarms operate even with ARCS charts · own ship safe sector

· check of planned route

· highlight of dangers for monitored route · highlight of dangers for planned route

Manual Updates

· full editing capabilities of S57 chart objects · easy editor for most common sea marks · possibility to store and recall

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2. Installation

2.1 General signal requirements

Power requirements

· Main supply 24 VDC +30%...-25% 4A Control Panel

· one interface Service Keyboard

· one interface to standard PC AT keyboard with 5-pin DIN connector Printer

· Centronics parallel connector

· Any Windows NT compatible printer can be used using installation instruction provided with the printer LAN · IEEE 802.3 ETHERNET · Cable connector RJ-45. Video output · one output · 15 pin PC-connectors

· signals: Red, Green, Blue, Horizontal Sync and Vertical Sync · video timings Operating mode PC Boot PC Setup WinNT Boot Graphics VESA 60 Hz: FEA-2105 Graphics VESA 75 Hz: CONRAC 9821 CONRAC 9521 Hor pixel 640 640 1280 1280 Ver pixel 350 350 1024 1024 Hor Sync 31 kHz 31.5 kHz 64 kHz 80 kHz

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2.2 Sensor signal requirements

2.2.1 Introduction

The main method to transfer data between a sensor and the ECDIS is IEC-61162-1 Ed.1 Standard serial communication link.

In the standard configuration the system has one serial communication channel interface, A-Adapter, to communicate with up to eight external devices in serial format.

Optionally the ECDIS can be interface to analog signals through a B-Adapter.

2.2.2 Standard interfaces

Gyro compass

· One serial type of gyro compass ( IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 message $XXHDT..., min 1 message per second. With Radar overlay the recommendation is 5 messages per second)

Speed log

· One serial data output dual axis speed log ( IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 message $XXVBW.... or NMEA V1.5 message $PKVBW… or NMEA V1.5 message $PSALL, min 1 message per 2 seconds).

Positioning equipment

· Two positioning equipment can be connected using one of the following communication protocols:

1. IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 messages $XXGLL, $XXVTG and $XXZDA 2. IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 messages $XXGGA, $XXVTG and $XXZDA

3. NMEA V1.5 messages $XXPAT, $XXSHR,POS, $XXVTG and $XXZDA (NOTE! Not covered by IEC 61174 type approval of the system)

4. Furuno CIF Format (NOTE! Not covered by IEC 61174 type approval of the system) 5. Sercel Syledis Format (NOTE! Not covered by IEC 61174 type approval of the system) · notes:

· min message rate is 1 message per 5 seconds · recommended rate is 1 message per second

· alternatives 1, 2 and 3 has separate talker identifier selection for VTG and GLL/GGA/PAT

· message $XXZDA should only be used with one of the position equipment · only alternatives 2 and 3 has Differential-flag for DGPS use.

· only equipment, which has fixed datum (like WGS-84) in their position message should be used.

ARPA Radar

· Two ARPA radars can be connected using one of the following communication protocols 1. IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 standard messages $XXOSD and $XXTTM for receive and messages

$ECGLL, $ECDPT and $ECMWV for transmit. Targets numbered from 1 to 40 are accepted in TTM message. The datum of GLL message is fixed and it is WGS84.

2. FURUNO interface with IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 standard messages $XXOSD and $XXTTM for receive and messages $IIGLL, $IIOSD for transmit + proprietary messages for user charts, routes, curved ebl etc.

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Alarm outputs

· ECDIS failure as open contact (Contact closed is No Failure) Service Keyboard

· one interface to standard PC AT keyboard with 5-pin DIN connector

2.2.3 Optional interfaces

Track Pilot

· Serial data interface based on NMEA V1.5 messages for EMRI SEM-200 trackpilot (NOTE! Not covered by IEC 61174 type approval of the system)

· Or serial data interface based on NMEA messages for YOKOGAWA autopilot (NOTE! Not covered by IEC 61174 type approval of the system)

Gyro compass

· One analog type gyro compass (90-135VAC Synchro 1:360 or 20-48 VDC Stepper 1/6º) Speed log

· One analog pitot log (200 pulses/nm) Echo Sounder

· One serial output type echo sounder (IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 message $XXDBT... , min 1 message per 5 seconds)

Wind measuring device

· One serial output type wind sensor (IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 message $XXMWV..., min 1 message per 10 seconds)

Positioning equipment

· one additional positioning equipment Route Backup to GP-80

· One serial input type Furuno DGPS receiver GP-80 (IEC 61162-1 Ed.1 based proprietary messages)

Alarm outputs

· ROUTE MONITOR: OUTSIDE CHANNEL LIMITS alarm as open contact (Contact closed is No Alarm)

· ROUTE MONITOR: WAYPOINT APPROACH alarm as open contact (Contact closed is No Alarm)

· ECHO: DEPTH BELOW LIMIT alarm as open contact (Contact closed is No Alarm) · NAVIGATION SENSOR ALARM as open contact (Contact closed is No Alarm) · ANY ECDIS ALARM as open contact (Contact closed is No Alarm)

· OPERATOR FITNESS notice as closed contact (Contact open is No activity) Radar Overlay

· Video: min 2 Vpp, max 5 Vpp, positive or negative polarity

· Trigger: min 5 V, max 30 V, positive or negative polarity, zero distance · Headline: min 5 V, max 30 V, positive or negative polarity

· Azimuth: min 5 V, max 30 V, positive polarity, 128…1024 pulses / 360º

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2.3 Drawings

2.3.1 Dimensional

This paragraph includes following figures: FIG. 2.1. ECDIS processor dimensions - top. FIG. 2.2. ECDIS processor dimensions - left. FIG. 2.3. ECDIS processor dimensions -front. FIG. 2.4. ECDIS processor dimensions - right. FIG. 2.5. Control Panel dimensions.

FIG. 2.6. A-Adapter dimensions FIG. 2.7. B-Adapter dimensions

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2.3.2 Typical cabling

This paragraph includes following figures: FIG. 2.9. Typical cabling.

FIG. 2.10. Typical cabling with options. FIG. 2.11. Typical cabling with Track Pilot.

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2.3.3 Typical connection

This paragraph includes following figures: FIG. 2.12. ECDIS Processor

FIG. 2.13. A-Adapter

FIG. 2.14. A-Adapter with options FIG. 2.15. A-Adapter with Track Pilot

FIG. 2.16. A-Adapter as Planning / Backup Station FIG. 2.17. B-Adapter

FIG. 2.18. ECDIS Processor connectors - back panel FIG. 2.19. ECDIS Processor connectors - front panel FIG. 2.20. Control Panel connector.

FIG. 2.21. A-Adapter connectors FIG. 2.22. B-Adapter connectors

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2.4 Hardware installation

2.4.1 Pentium II Processor board

Used Pentium II processor board is TEKNOR PCI-941 Pentium II Industrial SBC The PCI-941 jumper settings are shown on Figure below.

W18 W1 W2 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 W10 W11 W12 W3 W13 W14 W15 W16 1 2 9 10 1 3 1 3 2 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 2 7 8 1 2 56 1 3 W17

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2.4.2 SIO386

X7

X6

X5 +5V LED1 LED2 LED3

RESET SWITCH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 S1

To set card address, use S1 DIL switch according following table:

S1/1 S1/2 S1/3 Address ON ON ON 200h Factory default ON ON OFF 220h ON OFF ON 240h ON OFF OFF 260h OFF ON ON 300h OFF ON OFF 320h OFF OFF ON 340h

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2.4.3 Radar Overlay

SW1 R88 R89 R53 R12 R13 R14 R11 J6 J11 J7 J8 J12 J13 J10 R87 1 2 3 4 ON OFF 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 2 1 2 1 3 STC Shape Hi/Lo Diff. STC Length Video Gain Radar 1 Radar 3 Radar 2 Radar 1 Radar 2 Radar 3 Potentiometer Function

R53 Difference between HI and LO video

R11 Video gain

Radar 1 Radar 2 Radar 3 Function

R12 R13 R14 STC length

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Jumper Position Furuno Selesmar Function J6 1-2 2-3 1-2 2-3 Factory default J7 1-2 2-3 2-3

1-2 Positive Video Polarity

Negative Video Polarity Factory default

J8 1-2

2-3

1-2

2-3

Positive Video Polarity Factory default Negative Video Polarity

J10 1-2

2-3 2-3 2-3

Positive HL Polarity

Negative HL Polarity Factory default

J11 1-2

2-3

1-2 1-2 Trigger Polarity Positive Edge Factory default Trigger Polarity Negative Edge

J12 ON Video 75_{W terminator in use Factory default} J13 ON Trigger 75_{W terminator in use Factory default} To set card address, use SW1 DIL switch according following table:

SW1/1 SW1/2 SW1/3 SW1/4 Address ON ON ON ON 200h OFF ON ON ON 220h ON OFF ON ON 240h OFF OFF ON ON 260h ON ON OFF ON 280h

OFF ON OFF ON 2A0h

ON OFF OFF ON 2C0h

OFF OFF OFF ON 2E0h

ON ON ON OFF 300h

OFF ON ON OFF 320h

ON OFF ON OFF 340h

OFF OFF ON OFF 360h Factory default

ON ON OFF OFF 380h

OFF ON OFF OFF 3A0h

ON OFF OFF OFF 3C0h

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2.4.4 B-Adapter

All setting of B-Adapter are for gyro compass.

ASPO SYSTEMS OY

ADAPTER B

ST SY 400 IC 1 1 2 3 1 J1 TS13 J2 -COMMON +COMMON 1 1 IC 1 _{IC 1} GYRO PHASE 1 GYRO PHASE 2 GYRO PHASE 3 GYRO REFERENCE

Jumper Position Function

400 open 1-2 50/60 Hz Synchro 400 Hz Synchro ST SY 1-2 2-3 Stepper Synchro

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R17 R22 R21

R20

R18 R19

SYNCHRO 90-135VAC STEPPER 20-48VDC

R17 2K2 1K

R18 10K 2K7

R19 10K 2K7

R20 10K 2K7

CONNECTION-B

Factory default is SYNCHRO 90-135 VAC. If you have a STEPPER 20-48 VDC, you need to replace resistors R17, R18, R19 and R20 with values given in the table above.

Connector J38 pin Stepper Synchro

S0 common not used

S1 phase 1 phase 1

S2 phase 2 phase 2

S3 phase 3 phase 3

R1H not used live of reference if peak voltage is more than 60V R1L not used live of reference if peak voltage is less than 60V

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2.4.5 Ethernet cable connection

One ECDIS can be connected to another ECDIS through LAN (Local Area Network) using RJ45 connectors. Cable used between two ECDIS devices should be UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair). See figures and tables below:

Figure 1. RJ45 Female connector (At the ECDIS)

Figure 2. RJ45 Male connector (At the cable) Table 1. Pinout of female connector at ECDIS

Pin Name Description 1 TX+ Tranceive Data+ 2 TX- Tranceive Data-3 RX+ Receive Data+ 4 n/c Not connected 5 n/c Not connected 6 RX- Receive Data-7 n/c Not connected 8 n/c Not connected

Table 2. Wiring of the twisted cable

First end Pin Second end Pin 1 3 2 6 3 1 6 2

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2.5 Software installation

2.5.1 Installation of Windows NT

To install Windows NT4.0 you need 3 Setup boot disks labelled as Microsoft Windows NT

Workstation and CD labelled as Microsoft Windows NT Workstation, Operating System Version 4.0.

1. Insert Windows NT Setup Boot Disk #1 to drive a: and press Ctrl+Alt+Del keys. During the installation Setup will read files from floppy disk.

2. Insert floppy disk #2 to floppy disk drive, when Setup asks you to do it. During the installation there will be a few windows with questions. Answer the question as follows: · In Welcome to Setup window press <enter>

· In next window Setup tries to find mass storage, press <enter>

3. Insert floppy disk #3 to floppy disk drive. During the installation Setup will find Adapter SCSI-driver for CD-ROM drive and PCI IDE Controller and show name of drivers on the screen.

· Do not specify additional mass storage devices to continue press <enter>

4. Insert WINDOWS NT WORKGROUP CD-ROM in CD-ROM drive and press <enter>.

· Licence agreement window use Page down to move end of document. If you agree it press

F8

· In Hardware Setup window Computer: Standard PC Display: Auto detect

Keyboard: XT, AT, or Enhanced Keyboard Keyboard layout: US

Pointing device: Microsoft Serial Mouse

At the end highlight No Changes and press <enter>

· In Partition window select partition, in which Windows NT installs If the only partition is C: NTFS or unpartitioned space, press <enter>

If there are other partitions, highlight each partition one by one and press <D> , until you have only partition C: NTFS then press <enter>

· Setup will install Windows NT into partition C: NTFS select option format the partition

using NTFS file system and press <enter>

· Confirm the path \WINNT in which files are saved pressing <enter> · Setup will examine the hard disk, press <enter>

· Setup asks you to remove floppy disk and CD-ROM from drives. Remove them and press <enter>. The computer will be shut down and restart automatically and then Setup will continue.

· Insert Disk Dialog box. Insert CD-ROM to drive and press OK. · Windows NT Setup

Select option 1 of 3

1) Gathering information about your computer

press Next · Setup Options

Select Typical press Next

· In Name and Organisation dialog box fill the fields as follows

Name: ECDIS

Company: <empty> press Next

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· In Registration dialog box

Enter Product ID from Certification of Authenticity of Windows NT press Next

· In Computer name dialog box Computer name: EC1000

press Next

· In Administrator Account Setup dialog box

Password: Administrator

Confirm password: Administrator press Next

· In Emergency Repair Disk Dialog box Select Yes

press Next

· In Windows NT Components dialog box

Select Install the most common components press Next

· Windows NT Setup Select option 2 of 3

2) Installing Windows NT Networking

press Next

· In Network dialog box Select

This computer will participate on a network

and also

Wired to the network

press Next

· To search Network Adapter press Search now

if Intel 82557 -based 10/100 Ethernet PCI Adapter found Press Next

· In Intel PROset dialog box press OK

· Windows NT is ready to start the Network… press Next

· Select the networking protocol as

NetBEUI Protocol

press Next

· Windows NT is now ready to install networking components. Press Next

· Enter participating Workgroup

Make this computer member of Workgroup:

ECDIS

press Next

· Windows NT Setup Select option 3 of 3

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· In Display Properties dialog box set Color Palette: 16 colors

Desktop Area: 800 by 600

Refresh Frequency: 75 Hz press Test

NOTE! 256 colors and 1280 by 1024 will be selected later !

· Confirm Testing press OK

· Test window appears, if you saw it properly press Yes in Testing Mode dialog box. · In Display Settings dialog box

To save settings Press OK

· To close Display Properties Dialog box press OK

· In Setup dialog box

Insert floppy disk “Emergency repair disk” into drive A: press OK

· In Windows NT Setup dialog box Windows NT has installed successfully press Restart to restart computer

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2.5.1.1 Creation of user ECDIS

Stand Alone ECDIS program has to have Username called ecdis in Windows NT. To create Username ecdis and install software proceed as follows:

1. Login as Administrator.

2. Select Programs>Administrative Tools>User Manager from the Start menu

An User Manager window appears. 3. Select New User from the User menu.

4. A New User dialog box appears

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5. A Group Membership dialog box appears.

Complete A Group Membership dialog box and press OK. 6. Close A New User dialog box, press OK.

7. Now you have an ecdis username.

Select Exit from the User menu.

8. Select Shut down from Start menu and select Close all programs and log on as a

different user in Shut Down Windows dialog box.

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2.5.1.2 Setup of Windows NT Service Pack

To install Windows NT Service Pack, proceed as follows: 1. Open Windows NT Explorer.

2. Insert ECDIS - Software Installation CD-ROM into CD-ROM drive. 3. Run Update Application in D:\Support\NT4sp4\I386\Update directory

4. In Service Pack Setup dialog box, select Accept the License Agreement as shown below and press Install.

5. Setup updates system files. If following message appears "C:\winnt\system32… already exists. Do you want replace this file?"

Press No.

6. After Setup has completed the updating it will ask you to restart computer, to restart press

Restart.

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Press OK.

9. Following dialog box appears

Press No.

10. Open Windows NT Explorer.

Run Y2ksetup application in D:\Support\NT4sp4\I386\Update directory. 11. In Windows NT Service Pack dialog box

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12. The Setup will take care of installation as follow

13. When Year 2000 installation is completed restart your computer,

to restart press OK.

14. After restart Setup continues as follow,

15. When setup of Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 is ready, following window appears,

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16. When you next time start Windows NT you will get following window:

Remove selection in "Show this next time you log in" and press Close.

2.5.1.3 Update of Network Adapter software

In order to get Network running you have to update your Network Adapter drivers. To do this, proceed as follows:

1. Logon as ecdis user.

2. Open Control Panel window from Start menu. 3. Double click Network icon in Control Panel window. 4. Open Adapters sheet in Network dialog box.

Press Update button.

5. A following dialog box appears,

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6. Press Close in Network dialog box.

7. In Network settings change dialog box press Yes to restart your computer. 8. Logon as ecdis user.

9. Open Control Panel window from Start menu.

10. Double click Intel PROset icon in Control Panel window.

11. In Adapter Properties dialog box

press Settings button

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13. In Advanced Adapter Settings dialog box

Set Adaptive Transmit Treshold's and Adaptive Technology's values Off. Press OK. 14. Close Adapter Settings dialog box, press OK. Close Adapter Properties dialog box, press

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2.5.1.4 Installation of Display Adapter software

In order to get higher resolution and more color in use, proceed as follows: 1. Logon as ecdis user.

2. Open Control Panel window from Start menu. 3. Double click Display icon in Control Panel window. 4. Select Settings sheet in Display Properties dialog box. 5. Press Display Type button.

6. In Display Type dialog box press Change button.

7. In Change Display dialog box press Have Disk button. 8. Insert ECDIS software installation CD-ROM and enter path

and press OK.

9. Confirm that you are installing Third-party driver by pressing OK.

10. In Installing Driver dialog box, press OK. To close Display Type dialog box, press Close. To close Display Properties dialog box, press Close.

11. To restart computer press Yes.

12. Open Control Panel window from Start menu. 13. Double click Display icon in Control Panel window.

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14. Select Settings sheet in Display Properties dialog box.

Settings should be as shown above for Settings should be as shown above for CONRAC 9821 or CONRAC 9521 FEA 2105

15. Test your settings, press Test button.

16. Close Display Properties dialog box, press OK.

2.5.1.5 Installation of Network printer

Hardware installation of HP JetDirect EX Plus3

1. Connect the print server to the network.

2. Connect the print server to the printer, attach printer to port 1 (config page). 3. Plug the power module into the back of print server.

4. Plug the power module into the wall outlet.

5. Check the LEDs on the print server. The Status LED should be green. For troubleshooting information, see the Troubleshooting chapter in the HP JetDirect Family of Print Servers Software Installation Guide.

6. Turn on the power to your printer.

7. Print a configuration page by pressing and releasing the test button on print server. 8. If the configuration page displays the message I/O CARD READY, you have successfully

completed the hardware installation. If not, see the Troubleshooting chapter in the HP JetDirect Family of Print Servers Software Installation Guide.

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2.5.1.6 Installation of HP LaserJet 6MP printer software

Installing the DLC Transport and driver for the HP JetDirect print server

1. Login as Administrator.

2. Double click the Control Panel icon, then double click the Network icon.

3. Click Add Software and Select DLC Protocol in the Add Network Software window. 4. Insert WindowsNT workstation installation CD-ROM to CD-ROM drive.

5. In WindowsNT Setup window, check path is D:\i386\ and press Continue. 6. Click Continue, then reboot your system for the installation to take effect.

7. To verify the DLC software installed, make sure that DLC protocol appears in the Installed

Network Software list box of the Networks Settings window.

8. Select Print Manager from Main group. 9. Select Create Printer from the Printer menu.

10. In Create Printer window, type a name for the printer in the Printer Name field. 11. Select Hp LaserJet 5MP from the Driver list box.

12. Select Other from the Print to list box.

13. In Print Destinations window select Hewlett-Packard Network Port from the Available

Print Destinations list. (NOTE, if Hewlett-Packard Network Port does not appear as a

choice in the window, the DLC Transport and driver are not installed, continue step 2. 14. In Add Hewlett-Packard Peripheral Port window type a name for port in the Name field. 15. Type LAN HARDWARE address in the Card Address field. This address must match the

one listed under "LAN HW ADDRESS" on the network configuration page (also called a self-test page or configuration plot).

16. Click OK to exit the window.

17. To share the printer, click Share the Printer on the Network in the share box. The share name defaults to the printer name. Click OK to exit the Create Printer window.

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2.5.2 First time installation of ECDIS software

1. Login as user ecdis

2. Open Start menu of Windows NT, select Run from the menu 3. Enter following to Open line in Run window:

And press OK.

4. A following Warning window appears, press OK button and installation continues.

5. A Setup wizard starts a guided ECDIS software installation.

If window above appears, you have to set Administrator privilege for ecdis user. 6. Select "ECDIS Version 02.03" type of Setup

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7. Select desired components to install

and press Next button. Note: above example is with optional radar overlay (default).

Note: above example is without optional radar overlay. 8. Enter password for ecdis user and HASP Pin NO

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9. To share directory of ants_system and CD-ROM for Network use enter names into fields

and press Next button.

10. Select Base Port and Interrupt for SIO386 card

11. If you have an optional Radar Overlay card installed, select Base Port

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12. Select monitor

13. To start installation press Next button.

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15. When installation is completed following window appears

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2.5.3 Upgrade of ECDIS software

2.5.3.1 Important things to do before upgrade

When you upgrade ECDIS system some information will be removed permanently from the hard disk. Some of the information may need later, therefore if it is necessary make paper copy of Voyage Log files. Make also notes of manual updates which you have to make manually again after upgrading.

Note! When upgrading the ECDIS software, check also that Service Pack 4 of Windows NT

has been installed. For more information to install Windows NT Service Pack, see "Setup of Windows NT Service Pack" on page 53

2.5.3.2 Loading of ECDIS software

You can upgrade ECDIS software by using ECDIS installation CD-ROM. To upgrade ECDIS software, proceed as follows:

1. Logon as ECDIS user. Note! When your system runs ECDIS program, you are already logged as ECDIS user.

2. You already have ECDIS installed and you have to shut down ECDIS program before you can make a new installation. To shut down ECDIS program, use ECAWATCH window to do it

Press Shutdown the ECDIS button.

3. Then you will get an empty screen which prevents normal user to enter the operating system. You close the empty screen by pressing Alt and F4 keys of the service keyboard together.

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4. Open Start menu of Windows NT, select Run from the menu 5. Enter following to Open line in Run window:

And press OK.

6. A following window appears to remind you that you have to "Shut down the ECDIS" using ECAWATCH program in step 2 and to close background window in step 3. If you forget to do either step 2 or 3, then later the installation is terminated by the error message described in step 17.

7. A Setup wizard starts a guided ECDIS software installation.

If above window appears, you have to set Administrator privilege for ecdis user. 8. Select "ECDIS Version 02.03" type of Setup

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9. Select desired components to install

and press Next button. Note: above example is with optional radar overlay (default).

Note: above example is without optional radar overlay. 10. Confirm your old password for ecdis user and HASP Pin NO

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11. To share directory of ants_system and CD-ROM for Network use enter names into fields

12. Confirm old settings of Base Port and Interrupt for SIO386 card

Note, If your system have different Base Port and Interrupt, confirm the old value of your

system.

13. If you have an optional Radar Overlay card installed, confirm old settings of Base Port

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14. Select "Leave calibration unchanged" if you are upgrading the software.

15. Automatic erase of the old situation memory and internal files using older internal format.

When you install new version of ECDIS software, make selection as above. Press Next button.

NOTE! If you reinstall the equal version of the ECDIS software to solve some service problem, you may remove the tick from "S57 Senc files". If you do so, then you do not need to wait several hours while the ECDIS convert the SENC files again after the upgrade.

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17. You can view progress of installation.

18. If errors occur during installation following message appears:

Reason for failure is that one or more components of ECDIS program are running. Press

OK, then logoff Windows NT and start from step 1. NOTE! Typical reason for above

message is that you forgot to perform steps 2 and 3 properly. 19. When installation is completed following window appears

Press Finish to shut down and restart the computer.

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2.5.3.3 Important things to do after upgrade

After the ECDIS program has been upgraded you have to do some initialisation of ECDIS to get back the situation you had before upgrading.

Automatic erase of the old situation memory and internal files has removed following setups and files from hard disk.

· Chart details has been set as initial default values. More information to set desired values, see Operators Manual chapter "Control of visible chart features".

· Select Navigation sensors used in Sensor page.

· SENC format of S57 charts has been removed. Convert S57 charts into SENC format, see chapter "How to convert already loaded S57 charts into SENC format" on page 73.

· Manual Updates has been removed. Make Manual Updates based on the Notes you made before Upgrade.

2.5.3.4 How to convert already loaded S57 charts into SENC format

You can reconvert S57 charts which are already located in the hard disk into SENC format by doing as follows:

1. Press CHART PLAN button, select Catalogue from the menu. 2. Press Group button in Catalogue window lower part.

A Group window appears. 3. Press New button and enter name (ALL) for group and press OK.

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4. Paint all the charts in a list box of Outside and after that press << button.

All the charts will move to a list box of Inside. 5. Press Save button to save content of group "ALL" 6. Press Set button to make group "ALL" as active group.

7. Press CANCEL in Control Panel twice to close Group window and Catalogue window. 8. Press CHART PLAN and select SENC Convert from the menu.

9. In SENC Convert window the name of active group is shown (ALL). Press Convert button to start conversion for charts in the Group named as ALL.

The list of charts which will be converted into SENC format is displayed in the Conversion List.

Note, conversion may take several hours. When Conversion List is empty again, conversion

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2.5.4 Installation of Network connections

You can install network connections between Navigation ECDIS and Planning/Back-up ECDIS. To install proceed as follows:

1. Login as ECDIS user

2. If you already have ECDIS installed, then you have to shut down ECDIS program before you install network connections. To shut down ECDIS program, use ECAWATCH window to do it

Press Shutdown the ECDIS button.

3. Open Windows NT Explorer, select Tools and Map Network Drive

4. Select drive E: for the hard disk of the other ECDIS computer. Browse the other ECDIS computer from ECDIS workgroup. In the example below the name of the other ECDIS

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computer is EC1000_002. Select ANTS_SYSTEM and press OK.

5. Select Tools and Map Network Drive again.

6. Select drive F: for the CD-ROM drive of the other ECDIS computer. Browse the other ECDIS computer from ECDIS workgroup. In the example below the name of the other ECDIS computer is EC1000_002. Select EC1000_002_CD and press OK (note EC1000_002 should be replaced with the name of the other computer).

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7. If you have succeed to install network connections, then Windows NT Explorer should be such as below.

2.5.5 Removal of Network connections

You can remove network connections between Navigation ECDIS and Planning/Back-up ECDIS. To remove proceed as follows:

1. Open Windows NT Explorer, select Tools and Map Network Drive 2. Select Disconnect Network drive in the Tools menu

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2.5.6 Installation of a telecommunication connection to a RENC

The ECDIS can use a telecommunication connection to a RENC using the Internet. To make remote connection to a RENC, an external modem such as Inmarsat-B or GSM mobile phone is needed. The modem is connected to COM2 port of ECDIS EC1000.

To install software of connected modem see manual of modem's manufacturer.

2.5.6.1 First time installation of a modem for Dial Up Networking

After you have connected your modem to the ECDIS and you have installed software for the modem, you have to use Dial-Up Networking to create connection to your Internet provider: 1. Open Dial-Up Networking using Start>Programs>Accessories>Dial-Up Networking

2. Insert Microsoft Windows NT workstation installation disk into CD-ROM drive

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4. Double click Remote Access Service

5. Press Network button

6. Select TCP/IP and NetBEUI

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8. Change selection as Optain an IP address from a DHCP server

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2.5.6.2 Setup of the Internet connection

To create name for connection use Dial-Up Networking using

Start>Programs>Accessories>Dial-Up Networking

1. Type name for Internet connection

2. Enter Phone number for Internet connection. You have got phone number from your Internet provider

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4. Press More button to enter settings for Internet connection

Select Edit entry and moden properties 5. Open Server page

Press TCP/IP button

Enter here IP address and Primary and Secondary DNS, use addresses you have got from Internet provider.

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6. Open Security page, make selections as shown below:

7. Press Dial button

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9. To set Dial-Up monitor to be top of display when you have connection, proceed as follows: Open Control Panel and double click Dial-Up Monitor icon

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2.5.6.3 Setup of service addresses of the RENC

Service addresses of the RENC are set using Installation Parameters of ECDIS, see Technical Manual of ECDIS EC 1000 chapter "2.6.4 Parameters" for more information to activate Installation parameters.

2.5.6.3.1 Addresses of the PRIMAR for normal operation

To setup addresses of the PRIMAR for RENC Telecomm service, use Installation Parameters > RENC Connection to define them.

2.5.6.3.2 Addresses of the PRIMAR for test purposes

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2.6 Sensor installation

2.6.1 A-Adapter

2.6.1.1 Serial data channels in general

An example of serial channel (here channel 1)

RX1+ input terminals for electrical standards IEC 61162-1, RS-232 and RS-422 RX1- RX+ = A and RX- = B as defined in IEC 61162-1

TX1+ output terminals for electrical standards IEC 61162-1 and RS-422 TX1- TX+ = A and TX- = B as defined in IEC 61162-1

TX1 output terminals for electrical standard RS-232 GND ground terminal for RS-232

Module RIF is used for receive only channels and module SIF is used for receive and transmit channels.

2.6.1.2 Standard serial data channel assignment

channel module input usage output usage

1 RIF GYRO1 not available

2 - reserved for options reserved for options

3 - reserved for options reserved for options

4 RIF DUAL AXIS LOG not available

5 SIF RADAR 1 RADAR 1

6 SIF RADAR 2 RADAR 2

7 RIF POSITION SENSOR 2 not available

8 RIF POSITION SENSOR 1 not available

2.6.1.3 Optional serial data channel assignment

Recommended

channel module input usage output usage

2 or 3 RIF ECHOSOUNDER not available

2 or 3 RIF WIND SENSOR not available

2 or 3 RIF POSITION SENSOR 3 not available

2 or 3 SIF RADAR 3 RADAR 3

2 or 3 SIF not available Route backup to GP-80

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2.6.2 B-Adapter

2.6.2.1 Optional Analog interfaces

System failure

ECDIS Control panel has an output for ECDIS system failure.

Pin 10 output terminals for system failure (open = state is failure) Pin

11-Status output channels in general

An example of status output channel (here channel 1)

STO1+ output terminals for status output (closed = state is ON)

STO1-Status output channels assignment

Channel state

1 RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE

2 ROUTE MONITOR: OUTSIDE CHANNEL LIMITS

3 ROUTE MONITOR: WAYPOINT APPROACH

4 ECHO: DEPTH BELOW LIMIT

5 RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE

6 NAVIGATION SENSOR ALARM

7 OPERATOR FITNESS

8 ANY ECDIS ALARM

Pitot log

Pitot log input is for 200 pulses/NM log signal with forward/astern flag. LOG+ input terminals for log signal

LOG-F/A+ input terminals for forward/astern signal (closed = astern)

F/A1-Gyro

Gyro input is for stepper (6 steps per degree) of synchro (1:360).

S1 input terminals for gyro phase signals (stepper & synchro) S2

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2.6.3 Radar Overlay

Radar overlay has input for one set of radar signals. Radar Overlay can be used to read picture from three different radar transceivers, because it has two status inputs which change following characteristics of the Radar Overlay:

· video gain operating area (low and high voltage) · FTC adjust operating area (low and high voltage) · STC adjust operating area (low and high voltage) · STC curve length and shape

· number of azimuth pulses per 360º · radar antenna headline detector offset · radar trigger range offset

· offset of the radar antenna from the conning position

Following characteristics of the Radar Overlay are common for all radar transceivers: · video polarity (positive or negative) and impedance (hi-Z or 75W)

· trigger active edge (positive or negative) and impedance (hi-Z or 75W) · headline polarity (positive or negative)

· HI and LO video detection level difference

If you want to utilise multiple radar transceivers, then you must build outside the ECDIS an inter switch for radars, which reports to the status inputs of Radar Overlay the radar transceiver currently in use.

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2.6.4 Parameters

NOTE! Special attention of following topics is required to maintain "Common Reference

System"

· The values of Center and Conning positions are depending on size and geometry of the ship. See an example in Chapter "General" on page 91.

· Offsets from Antenna Position to Conning Position of Position Sensors are depending on the location of Position Sensor antennas. See an example in Chapter "Position Equipment" on page 100.

· Offsets from Antenna Position to Conning Position of Radars are depending on the location of Radar antennas. See an example in Chapter "Radar Overlay" on page 103.

Installation parameters have limited access witch is controlled by a Authorizing key disc. The Authorizing key disc is a floppy which contains necessary key to allow access into editing of the installation parameters.

In order to set installation parameters, proceed as follows: 1. Put an Authorizing keydisk into the floppy drive

2. Press Initial Settings pushbutton.

3. Select Installation parameters command from the menu.

If you get following dialog box, the system has not detected any Authorizing keydisk. Start again from the step one.

If you had a valid Authorizing keydisk, It will appear a main dialog from where user is able to select Installation parameters to edit. Select in Parameter category field desired parameters from combo box. After have selected parameters group from combo box, it will open up corresponding parameters dialog.

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Cancel

This closes Installation parameters dialog without accepting changes to parameters.

Get default parameters

This restores Installation parameters which are saved as a backup copy by service personnel. Use this function if you are not sure values of Installation parameters

What happens after pressing OK

The system resets internal data collection card called SIO and shows the message below until the data collection card has read the new parameters.

After pressing OK you may get one of the following alarms

"4000 No Sensor parameters"; the Sensor Parameters have been corrupted, use backup of

Parameters.

"3000 Param change disabled"; the ECDIS cannot accept change of parameters if Kalman

Filter is ON or ECDIS is part of steering. Use manual or autopilot steering and change Kalman Filter OFF when you change Parameters.

"2459 Steering parameter error"; There are incorrect values in Trackpilot installation

Parameters, check values of Trackpilot parameters.

Channel Usage

This shows how the serial channels of A-Adapters has been configured and which analog sensor are connected to the system through B-Adapter. Notation x(nnnn) (below is an example of x(GYRO2)) is used to show that some sensor data is collected from the data flow of the main sensor.

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2.6.4.1 General

If there is no optional B-Adapter, it has to be set as

No as shown here:

If there is an optional B-Adapter, it has to be set as

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Radar Antenna Position Conning Position GPS Antenna Position Center Position

From Center Position to Bow Position =100 m

From Center Position to Stern Position = -100 m

From Center Position to Conning position = -60 m

From Center Position to

sidewise Conning position = 10 m Side Position = 15 m Le ng ht = 20 0 m Breadth = 30 m

Dual Axis Log Position

From Center Position to Dual Axis Log Position = 70 m

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2.6.4.2 Gyro 1

Settings when Gyro is using IEC-61162-1.

Settings when Gyro is Stepper or Synchro with 1:360 gearbox with optional B-Adapter.

Settings when Gyro is Synchro with 1:180 gearbox with optional B-Adapter.

Notes:

· talker identifier is ignored with IEC 61162-1

· Analog is either synchro or stepper from optional B-Adapter · IEC-61162-1 uses HDT

· Sindel is a special case for Nautical school simulators.

· GPS gyro is ASHTECH ADU2 connected to position sensor channel. It uses GPPAT and GPSHR,POS-message.

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2.6.4.3 Gyro 2

Settings when Gyro 2 is receiving from Trackpilot.

Settings when Gyro 2 is not connected.

Notes:

· Trackpilot is EMRI Trackpilot connected to trackpilot channel.

· GPS gyro is a special case for ASHTECH ADU2 connected to position sensor channel. It uses GPPAT and GPSHR,POS-message.

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2.6.4.4 Log

Settings when Log is using Analog Pulses 200 p/nm. Note that Log is used for water speed component if the Dual axis log is available.

Settings when Log is used to find out water speed component from a dual axis log using IEC-61162-1. Sensor Log uses water track values of VBW message.

Notes:

· talker identifier is ignored with IEC 61162-1 · Analog pulses are from optional B-Adapter.

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2.6.4.5 Dual Axis Log

Settings when using IEC-61162-1

Settings when no dual axis log is available.

Notes:

· talker identifier is ignored with IEC 61162-1 · IEC 61162-1 uses VBW

· if you selected VBW message, then bottom track is available from Dual Axis Log and water track could be available from Log.

· Sindel is a special case for Nautical school simulators. · DS-30 is a special device Furuno DS-30.

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2.6.4.6 ARPA Radars

In the Display field you can select ARPA radar displays one by one and define if it is in use etc. Rest of edit boxes are for all the radars in order to define Reference target tracking general parameters.

Identification and sends id -fields are used

to select indirectly radar antenna offsets from Conning position which is defined as

Conning position in General parameters

page. In the example above ARPA radar

display 1 send identifier 1, if it is connected

to Radar1 defined in Radar overlay

parameter page, and ARPA radar display 1 send identifier 2, if it is connected to Radar2 defined in Radar overlay parameter page. There are 3 basic device interface

alternatives:

1) Device interface IMO IEC 61162-1 uses TTM message for ARPA radar target data receive interface and OSD message for ARPA radar speed and course

receive. It sends standard ECGLL, ECDPT and ECMVW messages to the ARPA radar.

2) Device interface FURUNO: IEC 61162-1 includes all standard messages for an ARPA radar target data receive interface. Besides it contain also a lot proprietary messages supporting integrated

navigation features such as user charts, routes, curved ebl, etc.

3) Device interfaces of type Selesmar

Status nn bytes are all related with

different models of Selesmar ARPA radars which are using proprietary binary messages.

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Below is an example with Selesmar ARPA radar:

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2.6.4.7 Position Equipment

Below is an example of DGPS receiver with talker identifier GP defined for both GGA and VTG messages

Below is an example of GPS receiver with ignored talker identifiers for both GLL and VTG messages

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Below is an example of Syledis receiver

NOTES:

· talker identifier can be separately defined for speed and course (VTG-message) and for position (GLL, GGA or PAT message). If talker identifier is defined as XX, then it is ignored. · IEC 61162-1 GGA uses messages VTG and GGA. Recommended for DGPS. Correct

operation of a DGPS sensor requires that the system receives also VTG message. If no VTG message is received then the system thinks that there is something wrong in the DGPS and the system downgrades the DGPS as a ordinary GPS-sensor

· IEC 61162-1 PAT uses messages VTG, PAT and SHR,POS. Alternative for a DGPS which gives also pitch and roll data.

· IEC 61162-1 GLL uses messages VTG and GLL. Recommended for non differential position receivers.

· Use of differential signal with GPS can be detected with GGA and SHR,POS. A device using identification GLL and device type 8 (= DGPS) will always be detected as differential regardless of receiver status.

· Cmg delay is delay between own ship turning and course made good in the VTG-message to detect turning. Typically values are from 0 to 15 seconds.

· Because no message has any datum indication, the user is responsible for used reference system in position receiver. GGA message is supposed to be always in WGS-84, but unfortunately some manufacturer does not follow standards.

· Only one of connected sensors is allowed to send ZDA message, which will be used to adjust the system clock, if time difference is larger than 5 seconds and if the system is not a part of steering (ie. mode is not Goto Wp, Goto Track or Program Track Turn) and if the system has Kalman filter in OFF position.

· Offset from antenna position to Conning position is essential for speed, course, drift and predictor related calculation.

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Radar Antenna Position

Conning Position GPS Antenna Position

From Antenna Position to Conning position = 10 m

Dual Axis Log Position

From Antenna Position to Conning position = -5 m

From Antenna Position to Conning position = 10 m From Antenna Position to

Conning position = 5 m

Note for service engineer:

If the vessel has main and backup system, then you must yourself set proper antenna offset for both systems. Keep in mind that they are two independent and separate systems, but they should share common antenna offset in case that they are connected to the same position antenna.

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2.6.4.8 Radar Overlay

Here is an example of mast mounted S-band radar, when mast is in about same position as the conning position

Here is an example of bow mounted radar with large distance from the conning position

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Here is an example of mast mounted X-band radar, when mast is in about same position as the conning position

Radar Overlay has status inputs which are used to select between 3 different setup for parameters. This arrangement allow installation of three different radar transceivers and antennas. Fox example a normal set of one S and one X-band radar in the mast and then a third radar in bow. See examples above.

Each radar can have an antenna with different amount of pulses per revolution. Also

operational area of FTC (Rain clutter), STC (Sea clutter) and gain is separately defined for each radar. Offset defined here are also used indirectly by the ARPA radar display. See separate chapter.

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Radar Antenna Position

Conning Position GPS Antenna Position Dual Axis Log Position

From Antenna Position to Conning position = 10 m

From Antenna Position to Conning position = -5 m From Antenna Position to Conning position = -150 m

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2.6.4.9 Echo Sounder and Weather

NOTES: (echosounder)

· talker identifier is ignored · Simrad is a special case.

NOTES: (weather temperature)

· Not used by this system, should have Connected = NO

NOTES: (air temperature)

· Not used by this system, should have Connected = NO

NOTES: (air pressure)

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2.6.4.10 Wind Sensor

Here is an example of wind sensor which calculates internally true wind i.e. the wind sensor has connection to dual axis log.

Here is an example of wind sensor which just measures relative wind.

Definitions:

· NORTH Wind measured like in a coastal station. · TRUE North wind relative to own ship heading. · RELATIVE Relative wind to own ship.

NOTES:

· talker identifier is ignored · THIES is a special case.

· Calculate true from relative can only be used, if wind sensor sends TRUE wind according definition above.

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2.6.4.11 Trackpilot

Settings when no trackpilot is connected

Settings for EMRI AEU511Trackpilot:

NOTES:

· In general all setting above are mandatory for EMRI AEU511 trackpilot. Following parameter can be used to tailor the system to the vessel

· Steering Sources · Minimum turn radius

· Turn Endline in route steering

· From Conning position to XTE calculation position

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Electronic Chart Display and

Information System (ECDIS)

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1.1 Introduction

1.2 Block Diagrams of ECDIS

1.3 ECDIS specifications

1.3.1 General

1.3.2 Chart

1.3.3 User interface

2. Installation

2.1 General signal requirements

2.2 Sensor signal requirements

2.2.1 Introduction

2.2.2 Standard interfaces

2.2.3 Optional interfaces

2.3 Drawings

2.3.1 Dimensional

2.3.2 Typical cabling

2.3.3 Typical connection

2.4 Hardware installation

2.4.1 Pentium II Processor board

2.4.2 SIO386

2.4.3 Radar Overlay

2.4.4 B-Adapter

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ADAPTER B

2.4.5 Ethernet cable connection

2.5 Software installation

2.5.1 Installation of Windows NT

2.5.1.1 Creation of user ECDIS

2.5.1.2 Setup of Windows NT Service Pack

2.5.1.3 Update of Network Adapter software

2.5.1.4 Installation of Display Adapter software

2.5.1.5 Installation of Network printer

2.5.1.6 Installation of HP LaserJet 6MP printer software

2.5.2 First time installation of ECDIS software

2.5.3 Upgrade of ECDIS software

2.5.3.1 Important things to do before upgrade

2.5.3.2 Loading of ECDIS software

2.5.3.3 Important things to do after upgrade

2.5.3.4 How to convert already loaded S57 charts into SENC format

2.5.4 Installation of Network connections

2.5.5 Removal of Network connections

2.5.6 Installation of a telecommunication connection to a RENC

2.5.6.1 First time installation of a modem for Dial Up Networking

2.5.6.2 Setup of the Internet connection

2.5.6.3 Setup of service addresses of the RENC

2.6 Sensor installation

2.6.1 A-Adapter

2.6.1.1 Serial data channels in general

2.6.1.2 Standard serial data channel assignment

2.6.1.3 Optional serial data channel assignment

2.6.2 B-Adapter

2.6.2.1 Optional Analog interfaces

System failure

11-Status output channels in general

STO1-Status output channels assignment

Pitot log

F/A1-Gyro

2.6.3 Radar Overlay

2.6.4 Parameters

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