GMDSS Equipment
System settings list
FS-1562 FS-75/2550 FS-5000/8000 DSC-5 DSC-6 DSC-8V DSC-60 AA-50 DP-5 DP-6 FM-7000 FM-7500 FM-8000 FM-8500 FM-8700 DMC-5 FELCOM 10 FELCOM 11 FELCOM 12 FELCOM 80 FELCOM81 FELCOM82 REMOTE STATION NX-500 IB-581 IB-582
1. Switch off transmitter (transmitter and DSC terminal) immediately.
2. Switch equipment on and set to Ch 16. 3. Make broadcast to "All Stations" giving
your vessel's name, callsign and DSC number, and cancel the false distress alert.
This is NAME, CALLSIGN, DSC NUMBER, POSITION.
Cancel my distress alert of DATE, TIME, UTC.
=Master, NAME, CALLSIGN. DSC NUMBER, DATE, TIME UTC.
MF DSC
1. Switch off equipment (transmitter and DSC terminal) immediately.
2. Switch equipment on and tune for Radiotelephony transmission on 2182 kHz.
3. Make broadcast to "All Stations" giving the vessel's name, callsign and DSC number, and cancel the false distress alert.
All Stations, All Stations, All Stations This is NAME, CALLSIGN,
DSC NUMBER, POSITION.
Cancel my distress alert of DATE, TIME, UTC
=Master, NAME, CALLSIGN. DSC NUMBER, DATE, TIME UTC.
HF DSC
Same as for MF but the alert must be cancelled on all the frequency bands on which it was transmitted. Hence, the transmitter should be tuned consecutively to the
radiotelephony distress frequencies in the 4, 6, 8, 12 and 16 MHz bands, as necessary. Inmarsat C
Notify the appropriate RCC to cancel the alert by sending a distress priority message via the same CES through which the false distress alert was sent.
NAME, CALLSIGN, IDENTITY NUMBER,
POSITION,
Cancel my Iinmarsat-C
distress alert of DATE, TIME, UTC =Master +
EPIRB
If for any reason, an EPIRB is activated accidentally, the ship should contact the nearest coast station or an appropriate coast earth station or RCC and cancel the distress alert. * Notwithstanding the above, a ship may use any means available to inform the appropriate authorities that a false distress alert has been transmitted and should be cancelled.
Re-enter the MMSI MF/HF [SETUP] [5]:SCAN Set the RX SCAN
frequency as “99999.9”.
To canceling SCAN frequency
DSC-5
[SETUP] [1]:Position [SELECT] [1];
Set the UTC as “9999”.
To canceling manual position data. [SELECT] [9] :System System settings [SELECT] [!]:dimmer
[SELECT] [9] “P”, enter to
“652111”.
For test [SELECT] [0]:SCAN Set the RX SCAN
frequency as “99999.9”.
To canceling SCAN frequency
[SELECT] [1]:Position [SELECT] [1];
Set the UTC as “9999”.
To canceling manual position data. DSC-6
[SELECT] [9] “MMSI” (Re-enter the MMSI)
EEROM clear (NMI SW ON)
Ver-1.05 and after
[SELECT] [9]:System System settings
[SELECT] [!]:dimmer For test
[SELECT] [8]:Receiver [SELECT] [9] “P”, enter to “652111”. Selection of VHF or CH70 DSC-8V
[SELECT] [1]:Position [SELECT] [1];
Set the UTC as “9999”.
To canceling manual position data. [SETUP] “System” [SETUP] “Protection”,
enter to “652111”. System settings Re-enter the MMSI EEROM clear
(NMI SW ON), enter to “652111”
DSC-60
Confirmation of present Version number
[3]:TEST, press [1] key five times while pressing [#FILE] key.
[SELECT] [9] :System System settings [SELECT] [!]:dimmer
[SELECT] [9] “P”,
enter to “652111”. For test [SELECT] [1]:Position [SELECT] [1];
Set the UTC as “9999”.
To canceling manual position data. [SELECT] [9] “MMSI”
(Re-enter the MMSI) FM-8500
[SELECT] [9] “private”
EEROM clear
(NMI SW ON) DSC Ver-03 and later.
[SELECT] [9] :System System settings [SELECT] [!]:dimmer
[SELECT] [9] “P”,
enter to “652111”. For test [SELECT] [1]:Position [SELECT] [1];
Set the UTC as “9999”.
To canceling manual position data. [SELECT] [9] “MMSI”
(Re-enter the MMSI) FM-8700
[SELECT] [9] “private”
EEROM clear (NMI SW ON)
(CH preset, Mode selection, etc) press S17 on PANEL board.
ATIS setting JP-1: SUB-CPU board. CH70 setting JP-2: SUB-CPU board. FM-7000
Setting to connect DSC JP-2: PANEL board JP-2: SUB-CPU board. FM-7500 Refer to DSC-5 and FM-7000
FM-8000 System settings menu.
Turn the power on while pressing and holding the [CH16] key, enter to “652111”.
System settings menu.
Turn the power on while pressing and holding the [RCL] key, select the system CH 9999, then press the [RCL] “1562” and [ENT] key.
Channel presetting CH 1 to 200 To erase CH; [RCL] [0] [ENT] Power adjustment [ENT]+[8]:HI power [ENT]+[9]:LOW power [ENT]+[7]:TUNE power System CH 9998 “0”.
Self test (Transceiver unit)
Turn the power on while pressing and holding the [TX] key.
Set the RF gain VR maximum.
FS-1562
Self test (LCD/key/Ver)
Turn the power on while pressing and holding the [ENT] key.
System settings menu.
Turn the power on while pressing and holding the [RCL] key, select the system CH 9999, then press the [CH] “75” and [ENT] key. Channel presetting Each band; 0,1,2,4,6 ---25 To erase CH; [Freq.] [0] [ENT] Power adjustment [ENT]+[8]:HI power [ENT]+[9]:LOW power [ENT]+[7]:TUNE power System CH 9998 “0”.
Self test (Transceiver unit)
Turn the power on while pressing and holding the [CURSOL] key.
Set the RF gain VR maximum.
FS-75/2550
Self test (LCD/key/Ver)
Turn the power on while pressing and holding the [ENT] key.
press the TUNE SW in the ATU.
[ENT].
System settings menu.
[STO] “system setting item No.” [ENT] “ setting No.” [ENT]. To conform user CH setting [RCL] 9998 [ENT]. Channel presetting To preset;
[STO] “CH No.” [ENT] [ENT].
To eras;
[STO] “CH No.” [ENT] [0] [ENT].
Power adjustment
FULL power;
[STO] [FULL] adjust to power by [FULL] or [UP] key.
LOW power
[STO] [LOW] adjust to power by [FULL] or [UP] key.
FS- 5000/8000
BFO setting [STO] [BFO] To keep ”1700Hz”.
[F5] 6: AAB
Re-enter AAB;
Type “ANSWER CODE” (Type Cap. letter)
[F5] 7, 8, 9, 0: IDs
Re-enter IDs; Type “ID CODE” (Type Cap. letter)
[F6]:Terminal DP-5
[F8]:System
Changing system settings Type “DP5”
(Type Cap. letter)
[F5] 5: AAB
Re-enter AAB;
Type “ANSWER CODE” (Type Cap. letter)
[F5] 6, 7, 8, 9: IDs
Re-enter IDs; Type “ID CODE” (Type Cap. letter)
[F6]: System
Changing system settings Type “DP6”
(Type Cap. letter)
Quit to application softwear. [Fn ]+ [F2] + [Alt] Ver 16 or later Terminal program update. B:\>install
Main program up date.
B:\>
Type “nbdpinst”, press [F1], DP-6
FELCOM 11 Terminal program update. B:\>
Type “ibinst”.
IB-581
Quit to application softwear. [Fn ]+ [Alt] + [F2] Terminal program update. B:\>
Type “ibinst”. CPU-2 program updata. B:\>
Type “upf12”, Turn on the power.
FELCOM 12
Confirm to terminal program version. [Fn ] + [Alt] + [F1] [F4] [3] [7]:AAB Re-enter AAB; [Alt]+[Ctrl], type “ANSWER” [F4] [6] [6]: commissioning menu Job No.: FURUNOSERVICE Pass word: FELCOM80
IMN and OID/DID
[F4] [6][7]: manual control menu
“S2-#8 ON” on the CPU 2 board.
Job No.:
FURUNOMANUAL Pass word: 2582 Maintenance code
“Status monitor & log print” *91# Maintenance code
“Status monitor *96# Maintenance code
“Self test” *90# Maintenance code
“ADJ to Rx level (Fax by voice CH)”
*70xx#
(xx:50 to 82 default 70) Maintenance code
“ADJ to Tx level (Fax by voice CH)”
*79xx#
(xx:22 to 42 default 30)
FELCOM 80
Maintenance code
Return to default settings; (All setup item from No.1 TEL)
*60#
type “ANSWER”
[F4] [6] [6]: commissioning menu
Job No.:
FURUNOSERVICE Pass word: FELCOM81
OID/DID
[F4] [6][7]: manual control menu
“S1-#8 ON” on the CPU 2 board.
Job No.:
FURUNOMANUAL Pass word: 3504 Maintenance code
“Status monitor & log print”
*91# Maintenance code “Status monitor *96# Maintenance code “Self test” *90# Maintenance code
“ADJ to Rx level (Fax by voice CH)” *70xx# (xx:50 to 82 default 70) No.1 telephone Maintenance code “Echo cancel” *99ab# Each telephone Maintenance code
“ADJ to Tx level (Fax by voice CH)”
*79xx#
(xx:22 to 42 default 30)
Maintenance code
Return to default settings; (All setup item from No.1 TEL)
*60# No.1 telephone
FELCOM 81
Terminal program update. B:\>
Type “ibinst”. PFX-50 All memory clear [1][3][*], power on FC622SL1 WG: TEL Setting “Pb” [STO] [#][*][STO] FC755D1: TEL Setting “Pb” DIP SW-#1 “ON”
A. MF/HF SSB Radiotelephone
Section A1. FS-1562-15/25
1. Connection... 1
2. System settings... 2
2.1 Procedure ... 2
2.2 System channel list (Ver-09) ... 3
2.3 System channel list (Ver-03) ... 5
2.4 System settings descriptions ... 6
2.5 LCD/Keyboard test & ROM Version No. Confirmation ... 7
3. Channel Programming ... 8
4. Power Data Setting ... 10
5. Self test ... 12
5.1 Transceiver unit ... 12
5.2 Antenna coupler unit... 13
Section A2. FS-75/2550
1. Connection... 12. System settings... 2
2.1 Procedure ... 2
2.2 System channel list (Ver-09) ... 3
2.3 System settings descriptions ... 5
2.4 LCD/Keyboard test & ROM Version No. Confirmation ... 6
3. Channel Programming ... 7
4. Power Data Setting ... 9
5. Self Test ... 11
5.1 Transceiver unit ... 11
1. Connection ... 1
2. System settings ... 2
2.1System Channel List... 2
2.2 Confirmation of settings... 6
2.3 System channel description ... 7
2.4 Default setting for each country ... 12
3. Jumper settings ... 13
3.1For NAV data format selecting, CIF or NMEA ... 13
3.2When using C.Loop between FS-5000/8000 and DB-500 ... 13
4. User (Preset) Channel Programming... 15
5. Power Adjustment... 16
6. Self test... 21
6.1 Transceiver unit ... 21
6.2 Antenna Coupler unit ... 22
B. DSC Terminal
Section B1. DSC-5
1. Connection ... 12. Changing System Settings and MMSI number ... 3
2.1 Changing system settings ... 3
2.2 Settings List... 5
3. Jumper wire settings... 8
4. Self test... 9
5. Clearing Contents of S-RAM and EEROM ... 10
6. DSC Frequency table... 12
7. Menu tree ... 13
8. Power and Frequency measurement of MF/HF Radiotelephone ... 17
Section B2.
DSC-6/6A
1. Connector on Rear Panel ... 1
2. Typical Configurations (Type-1) ... 1
3. System settings ... 3
3.1 Initial settings... 3
3.2 Changing System settings... 4
4. System settings list ... 5
5. Jumper setting ... 7
6. Changing ID (MMSI) number... 8
7. Clearing Contents of S-RAM and EEROM ... 9
8. Self test... 11
9. DSC Frequency table... 12
10. Menu list ... 13
11. Power and Frequency measurement of MF/HF Radiotelephone ... 15
Section B3. DSC-8V/8VP
1. Connection ... 12. Changing system settings... 2
3. System settings list ... 3
4. Jumper wire setting... 4
5. Clearing contents of S-RAM and EEROM ... 5
6. Self test... 7
7. Menu List: [SELECT] ... 8
1. Connection ... 1
2. System setup list ... 2
2.1 Setup menu: [#/SETUP] ... 2
2.2 System menu description ... 4
3. Setting DIP Switches ... 6
3.1 Outline of the settings on CONTROL/MODEM board ... 6
3.2 Setting for the connection with FS-75/1562/5000 and DP-6... 7
3.3 Setting for the connection with navigational aids ... 8
3.4 Setting for the connection with DMC, IC-302 and PC... 9
4. Setting the receiver board... 10
5. How to enter MMSI ... 11
6. Self test... 12
7. Setup menu list ... 13
8. Power and Frequency measurement of MF/HF Radiotelephone ... 18
9. How to update system program ... 19
9.1 Over view... 19
9.2 Updating MAIN program with IB-581 ... 20
9.3 Updating MODEM program with IB-581... 21
C. MF/HF Watch Receiver
Section C1. AA-50
1. Over view... 1 2. Connection ... 2 3. Jumper setting ... 2 4. Self test... 3D. NBDP
Section D1. DP-5
1. Connection ... 1
2. Setting list ... 2
3. Initial settings... 5
3.1 Answerback code and ID code entry ... 5
3.2 Terminal settings (F6)... 6
3.3 System settings (F8) ... 9
3.4 Manual Reception (F3-6) ... 12
3.5 NAV data format selection (CIF/NMEA) ... 12
4. Changing AAB, ID code, Terminal and System settings ... 13
4.1 Changing Answerback code and ID code... 13
4.2 Changing F6 and F8 settings ... 14
5. Clearing contents of S-RAM and EEROM ... 15
5.1 S-RAM clear ... 15 5.2 EEROM clear ... 16
Section D2. DP-6
1. Connection ... 1 2. Settings list ... 2 3. Initial settings... 33.1 Answerback code and ID code entry ... 3
3.2 System settings (F6) ... 4
3.3 Manual Reception (F3-6) ... 6
3.4 Printer and Language setting ... 6
4. Changing AAB, ID code and System settings... 7
4.1 Changing Answerback code and ID code... 7
4.2 Changing F6: System settings... 8
5. Self Test ... 9
6. How to Update Programs... 10
6.1Terminal Program ... 10
E. VHF Radiotelephone
Section E1. FM-7000
1. Connection ... 1
2. System Settings... 2
2.1 System setting Jumper Connections ... 2
2.2 Disabling/enabling ATIS (Jumper Connection on SUB-CPU Board) ... 9
2.3 Disabling/enabling USA CH2/3/4... 10
2.4 Setting to connect DSC terminal (FM-7000) ... 11
3. Adjustment... 12
3.1Tx Power Adjustment ... 12
3.2 Frequency Adjustment ... 12
4. Self Test ... 13
5. Private Channel List... 17
Section E2. FM-7500
1. Connection ... 1 2. Settings... 1Section E3. FM-8000
1. Connection ... 1 2. System Settings... 12.1 Changing System setting ... 1
2.2 Channel Preset (CH0 to CH255 available) ... 5
3. Adjustment... 8
3.1Tx Power Adjustment ... 8
3.2 Frequency Adjustment ... 8
4. Self test... 9
Section E4. FM-8500
1. Connection ... 1
2. System settings ... 2
2.1 Initial Settings ... 2
2.2 Changing system settings (Protection ON/OFF) ... 5
3. System settings list ... 6
4. Jumper Setting... 8
5. Changing ID (MMSI) and Private mode ... 9
6. Adjustment... 11
6.1 TX Power Adjustment ... 11
6.2 TX Frequency Adjustment ... 12
7. Clearing Contents of S-RAM and EEROM ... 13
8. Self test... 15
9. Private Channel list... 18
10. Power and Frequency measurement of VHF Radiotelephone ... 21
Section E5. FM-8700
1. Connection ... 12. System settings ... 2
2.1 Initial Settings ... 2
2.2 Changing system settings (Protection ON/OFF) ... 5
3. System settings list ... 6
4. Jumper settings ... 8
5. Changing ID (MMSI) and Private mode ... 9
6. Adjustment... 11
6.1 TX Power Adjustment ... 11
6.2 TX Frequency Adjustment ... 13
7. Clearing Contents of S-RAM and EEROM ... 14
8. Self test... 16
9. Private Channel list... 19
F. Distress Message Controller
Section F1. DMC-5
1. Connection ... 1
2. System settings ... 1
3. Clearing Contents of S-RAM and EEROM ... 3
4. Self test... 5
G. INMARSAT C
Section G1. FELCOM 10
1. Connection ... 1 2. System settings ... 1 2.1 System setup: [F5]... 1 2.2 Terminal setup: [F6] ... 22.3 Updating a Distress Alert: [F10]... 2
3. Jumper wire setting... 3
3.1 EGC MSG. Alarm Output ON/OFF setting ... 3
3.2 For Data Format (NMEA/CIF) ... 4
4. System status monitor ... 5
5. S-RAM Clear ... 7
6. Menu Tree ... 8
Section G2. FELCOM 11
1. Connection ... 1
2. System settings ... 1
2.1 System setup: [F5]... 1
2.2 Terminal: [F6]... 2
2.3 Updating a Distress Alert: [F10]... 2
3. Dip switch setting... 3
4. System status monitor ... 4
5. FURUNO Information... 6
FQ5-96-003: On Shortening the Antenna Cable ... 6
FQ5-95-012: Shortening the Antenna Cable/Modification of Power Amplifier ... 7
6. MES ID ... 8
7. S-RAM Clear (IC-511) ... 8
8. Menu Tree ... 9
9. How to up date the Terminal (IB-581) program ... 10
Section G3. FELCOM 12
1. Connection ... 12. System settings ... 1
2.1 System: [F8] ... 1
2.2 Updating a Distress Alert: [F8]... 2
3. Dip switch setting... 3
4. System status monitor ... 4
5. MES ID ... 6
6. Menu Tree ... 7
7. How to update the Terminal and CPU-2 program ... 8
7.1Terminal ... 8
H. INMARSAT B
Section H1. FELCOM 80
1. Connection ... 1
2. System settings list ... 3
3. Setting procedure ... 5
3.1 DIP switch setting (Antenna unit: IB-180) ... 5
3.2 Tx IF output level setting (Communication unit: IB-280) ... 6
3.3 Gyro Converter setting (Communication unit: IB-280) ... 7
3.4 Setting of Telephone ... 16
3.5 Printer: PP-510 Setting (Ver 1650098100) ... 16
3.6 FAX settings: PFX-50 ... 17
3.7 Terminal settings ... 22
4. Self Test ... 25
5. How to update Terminal Program... 29
Section H2. FELCOM 81
1. Connection ... 12. System settings list ... 2
3. Setting procedure ... 4
3.1 Adjustment of limit switch (Antenna unit: IB-181) ... 4
3.2 Tx RF output Level setting (Communication unit: IB-281)... 4
3.3 Setting of Telephone ... 5
3.4 FAX settings: PFX-50 ... 6
3.5 Terminal settings ... 11
4. Self Test ... 16
4.1 IB-581... 16
4.2 Description of Status Monitor Display... 17
5. How to update the Terminal program ... 20
Section H3. FELCOM 82
1. Connection ... 1 2. System settings ... 2 2.1 Heading alignment ... 2 2.2 Telephone setting ... 3 2.3 Fax setting (PFX-50) ... 4 2.4 Gyro setting ... 62.5 Setup NAV data input circuit ... 10
2.6 Entering answer back code (only for class-1)... 11
2.7 OID/DID setting... 12
2.8 HSD set up ... 19
2.9 About password ... 20
2.10 Returning settings to factory defaults... 22
3. Self-test ... 23
3.1 Using handset ... 23
3.2 Using terminal unit ... 24
3.3 Reading program number... 25
3.4 Distress alert test (FUNC683) ... 26
3.5 Status monitor ... 28
3.6 Using two-digit code service (Loopback test) ... 36
3.7 9.6k Data test ... 37
3.8 HSD test... 38
3.9 LED status... 40
3.10 How to check angular rate sensor... 45
3.11 How to check rotary joint ... 45
3.12 Error Messages at the Terminal Unit... 46
4. Program Update ... 51
4.1 Connection ... 52
4.2 Upgrading SYSTEM, DEMOD, SYNC, DECODE, and TERM programs ... 53
4.3 Upgrading handset program ... 55
4.4 Upgrading terminal program ... 57
5. Menu tree ... 58
I. REMOTE STATION
1. Over view... 1
1.1 Remote port specifications ... 3
2. RB-700 2.1 Priority settings... 8
2.2 Jumper settings ... 9
2.3 Confirmation of jumper settings... 10
2.4 Speaker and handset volume ... 10
3. RB-500 3.1 Jumper settings ... 11
3.2 Confirmation of jumper settings... 12
3.3 Speaker and handset volume ... 12
3.4 Connection ... 13 4. DB-500 4.1 Connection ... 15 4.2 FS-5000/8000... 16 4.3 RB-500/700 Connection ... 18 4.4 FS-1562 and DSC/DP Connection ... 20 4.5 Interconnection diagrams ... 21
5. Jumper settings on MAIN Board ... 24
J. NAVTEX RECEIVER
Section J1. NX-500
1. Connection ... 12. Slide switch settings ... 2
3. System settings ... 3
4. FURUNO Information (FQ5-93-006) ... 4
5. Self test... 6
K. TERMINAL UNIT
Section K1. IB-581
1. How to Quit Programs ... 1
2. Changing the Terminal Software ... 2
2.1 Overview ... 2
2.2 A method to change the terminal program by formatting A-drive ... 2
3. Installing PC-DOS ... 4
3.1 Overview ... 4
3.2 Outline of the Procedure ... 4
3.3 Until PC-DOS Starts ... 5
3.4 Backup the System Files (PC-DOS: Ver.6.3)... 7
3.5 Changing BIOS (Basic Input Output System) settings ... 8
3.6 Changing DIP SW and Internal Connector ... 10
3.7 Installing System Files ... 11
4. How to erase password ... 13
5. AR-B1378-F2 (New type CPU card) ... 14
5.1 How to install PC-DOS... 15
5.2 Changing BIOS settings... 16
Section K2. IB-582
1. DOS installation ... 11.1 How to copy DOS program ... 1
1.2 Dos installation... 2
2. Erasing password ... 4
3. BIOS default ... 5
Appendix
AP1. Cable specifications
1.1 Cable Specifications ... 1 1.2 How to calculate voltage drop in power cable... 6 1.3 Coaxial Cable Specifications ... 9 1.4 How to attach the antenna cable connector ... 11 1.5 Installation of Pre-amp unit and coaxial cable ... 13
AP2. Power consumption
2.1 Power consumption list... 1 2.2 Reserve Source of Energy (By class NK)... 3 2.3 Sample of Battery calculation table ... 4 2.4 Specifications of Rectifier and Battery charger... 5
AP3. NMEA
3.1 List of NMEA sentences ... 1 3.2 Sentences formatters ... 3
AP4. Program ROM
4.1 Communication Equipment ROM List... 1 4.2 Compatibility of CONTROL board, and LCD module changed... 9 4.3 FURUNO Information ... 11 Schematic diagram 05P0407D ... a 05P0407E ... b 05P0407F ...c 05P0407G... d 05P0407... e
1. Connection
AT-1560-15
2. System settings
2.1 Procedure
1. While pressing and holding down the [RCL] key, turn the power on. You get the following display.
2. Select the system cannel “9999” by rotating the FREQ/CH encoder.
3. Press the [RCL] [1] [5] [6] [2] and [ENT] keys in this order. (1562 is the password.)
4. Select a system channel to be changed by operating the FREQ/CH encoder.
5. Press the [RCL] key, enter a setting number, and press the [ENT] key.
6. To change another channel setting, repeat steps 4 and 5.
7 .To restore normal operation, turn the power off, and on again.
9951
3
MEMO
System Channel Setting No.
2.2 System channel list (Ver-09)
Ver-09
Setting Default System
Channel Function 0 1 2 3 4 Std Italy Hol-
land Other
*9900 Country of Delivery Std Italy Holland Other 0 1 2 3 *9901 User Channel Clear Press [RCL] [1] [ENT] key to clear
*9902 TX Frequency
Selection Free Marine ROM Marine
Free 1 2 3 0
*9903 RX Frequency
Selection Free Marine ROM Marine Free 0 0 0 0 *9904 TLX Usage TX/RX RX Disable 0 0 0 0 *9905 TLX RX Bandwidth Wide (2.4kHz) Narrow (0.4kHz) 1 1 1 1
*9906 TX Delay Time 5 to 50m sec 10m sec *9907 Power Reduction on
2182kHz Enable Disable 0 0 1 0 *9908 AM Usage TX/RX RX Disable 2182kHz
only RX+2182 1 1 1 1
*9909 LSB Usage TX/RX RX Disable 2 2 2 2 *9910 FAX Usage RX Disable 1 1 1 1 *9911 Emission Mode on
2182kHz H3E USB H3E
FIX J3E FIX 3 3 3 3 *9912 Alarm TX Time 45 sec No limit Disable 0 0 0 0 *9913 Test Alarm
Transmission Disable Enable 1 1 1 1 *9914 Test Alarm Frequency 1605.0 – 29999.9kHz 2191kHz
*9915 TX TUNE Enable Disable Auto 0 0 0 0 *9916 Remote Control
Format MIF TBUS 0 0 0 0
*9917
EM Mode with TX Key ON from external
equipment
Auto
(No change)
SSB H3E TLX 0 0 0 0 9918 Key Response Beep OFF ON 1 1 1 1
9919 Noise Blanker OFF ON 1 1 1 1
9920 AGC OFF ON MODE 2 2 2 2
*9921 Clarifier Change
Width ±150Hz ±100Hz 0 0 0 0
*9922 IA/RF Meter IA RF 0 0 0 0
*9923 ITU Channel Std USA Std+MF 2 2 2 2
Ver 09 Ver 09 Ver 09
Channel Function 0 1 2 3 4 Std Italy Hol-
land Other
*9925 Default setting of Power Data
Press [RCL] [1] [ENT] key to restore to default setting
*9926 Tuning Circuit for RX Enable Disable 1 1 1 1 *9928 Priority setting on
2182kHz FS-1562
RB-500
(Remote) 0 0 0 0
9951 Scan Stop Signal Level
SQ
Level S : 1 to 10 S=3 S=3 S=3 S=3 9952 Scan Stop Time While
receiving 1 – 99 sec 2sec 2sec 2sec 2sec
9953 Sweep Width 0.01 to 29999.99kHz 100k 100k 100k 100k 9954 Sweep Step
Frequency 0.01 to 29999.99kHz 1.00k 1.00k 1.00k 1.00k 9955 Squelch Operation Voice S-Level Voice + S-Level Voice or S-Level 3 3 3 3 9956 Squelch Level S : 0 to 10 S=5 S=5 S=5 S=5 9957 Squelch Delay Time 500 to 4000m sec 1000
ms 1000 m 1000 ms 1000 ms 9958 Squelch Activating Frequency 500 to 2000Hz 1000 Hz 1000 Hz 1000 Hz 1000 Hz 9959 Squelch Activation frequency when 2-tone alarm 2182kHz is received No change 1300Hz (Open) 1 1 1 1 *9997 Selection of output power 150W AT-1560 -15 250W AT-5000 250W AT-1560 -25 0 0 0 0 *9998 User CH Memory &
Power ADJ Enable Disable 1 1 1 1
*9999 Password Enter Password:1562 to access (*) mark channel
Confirm the following system settings for GMDSS.
9904 (TLX Usage) 0:TX/RX default 9905 (TLX RX band width) 1:Narrow default 9906 (TX Delay Time) 10 m sec default 9908 (AM Usage) 1:RX default 9911 (EM on 2182kHz) 3:J3E FIX default 9915 (TX Tune) 0:Enable default 9916 (Remote control format) 0:MIF default
Ver 07
Ver-07:Changed from Ver-07
2.3 System channel list (Ver-03)
Add.
Add. Add.
2.5 LCD/Keyboard test & ROM Version No. Confirmation
1. While pressing and holding down the [ENT] key, turn on the power. All LCD segment appear.
2. Release the hand from the [ENT] key.
3. Press keys one by one. When the key is pressed, the corresponding number or letter appears at the upper right of LCD. See table below.
3. Channel Programming
System channel: 9998 muse be set “0”, refer to section “2. System settings”. The FS-1562 can store up to 200 user channels, number 1 to 200.
Procedure
1. While pressing and holding down the [RCL] key, turn the power on. 2. Select the system channel 9999 by operating the FREQ/CH encoder. 3. Press the [RCL] [1] [5] [6] [2] and [ENT] keys in this order. (Password) 4. Select the system channel 9998.
5. Press the [RCL] [0] and [ENT] keys to enable channel programming.
6. Select an RX channel to be programmed, by operating the FREQ/CH encoder. Operating the FREQ/CH encoder changes the display as below.
7. Select emission mode with the [MODE] key.
8. To enter an RX frequency, press the [RCL] key and enter a frequency with the number keys, then press the [ENT] key.
9. Select a TX channel of the same channel as RX with the FREQ/CH encoder. 10. Enter a TX frequency as follows.
Simplex
Press the [ENT] key. The same frequency entered at step 8 is stored.
11. To program another channel, repeat steps 6 to 10.
12. Set the system channel 9998 to “1” (user channel memory: disable). 13. Turn the power off to store channel programmed.
To erase a user channel
1. Select an RX channel to erase with the FREQ/CH encoder. 2. Press the [RCL] [0] [ENT] keys in this order.
3. Rotate the FREQ/CH encoder clockwise by one turn to select a TX channel of the same channel as RX.
4. Press the [RCL] [0] [ENT] keys in this order.
4. Power Date Setting
System channel: 9998 muse be set “0”, refer to section “2. System settings”. 1. Turn the power on.
2. Select a channel (Frequency). Referring to next page; Power data setting table.
3. Press the TX TUNE key. “TUNE” appears and the coupler starts tuning. When the tuning is completed successfully, “TUNE OK” appears.
4. While pressing and holding down the [ENT] key, press the [8] ,[9] or [7] key for HI, LOW, and TUNE respectively.
[ENT] + [8] HI Power
[ENT] + [9] LOW Power
[ENT] + [7] TUNE Power
Power data appears
FS-1562-15 FS-1562-25 Power data
Default Range of adjustment Default Range of adjustment High power 220 (LOW data+1) to 255 120 (LOW data+1) to 150
Low power 40 HI data – 1 35 HI data – 1 Tune power 20 0 to 60 0 0 to 10
5. Set the power data by rotating the FREQ/CH encoder. (Observe the readout on power meter, If connected, while pressing the PTT switch and whistling or speaking into the
Normally this adjustment factory adjusted is not necessary. The tune power set on a channel can be used on all channel.
Power data setting table
Note)
Power data for user channel is commonly used for all class of emission.
The table below shows output power calculated from power data when 50 ohms dummy load is connected to the transceiver unit. Reference only.
Condition; 4MHz SSB, Single tone (whistling into the handset).
Power data 255 240 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 10 0 150W 180 178 153 132 112 92 76 61 48 34 23 18 15 8 8
5. Self test
5.1 Transceiver unit
Condition: TLX mode 13.5MHz AGC ON Condition: TLX mode Tone 1700Hz 3 MHz PA OFF Condition: TLX mode Tone 1700Hz 3 MHz 20W/Full power5.2 Antenna coupler unit
The CPU and the relays which select capacitors and coil for tuning can be checked.
Procedure
1. Open the antenna coupler cover.
2. Open the shield cover inside the coupler. 3. Turn on No.2 of the DIP switch S2.
4. Press the TUNE switch in the antenna coupler.
5. The 24 LEDs (CR1 to CR24) light one by one 1 second each. 6. Turn off No.2 of the DIP switch S2.
7. Close the covers.
If CPU error is detected, CR1 light for ROM error, CR2 for RAM error, CR3 for A/D converter error. (ROM/RAM/AD converter incorporated in the CPU.)
1. Connection
FS-75 (150W) FS-2550 (250W) AT-1560-15 AT-1560-25 AT-1560-252. System settings
2.1 Procedure
1. While pressing and holding down the [CH] key, turn the power on. You get the following display.
2. Select the system cannel “9999” by rotating the FREQ/CH encoder.
3. Press the [CH] [7] [5] and [ENT](入力入力入力入力) keys in this order. (75 is the password.)
4. Select a system channel to be changed by operating the FREQ/CH encoder.
5. Press the [CH] key, enter a setting number to be set, and press the [ENT] key.
6. To change another channel setting, repeat steps 4 and 5.
7 .To restore normal operation, turn the power off, and on again.
9951
3
MEMO
System Channel Setting No.
Ver 07 Ver 09 Ver 09 Ver-09 Setting Default System Channel Function 0 1 2 3 4 SSB GMDSS *9900 Country of Delivery SSB GMDSS 0 1
*9901 User Channel Clear Press [CH] [1] [ENT] key to clear
*9902Note-1 TX Frequency
Selection Free Marine ROM
Marine
Free 3 3
*9903Note-1 RX Frequency
Selection Free Marine ROM
Marine Free 0 0 *9904 TLX Usage TX/RX RX Disable 2 0 *9905 TLX RX Bandwidth Wide (2.4kHz) Narrow (0.4kHz) 1 1
*9906Note-2 TX Delay Time 5 to 50m sec 10m sec
*9907 Power Reduction on
2182kHz Enable Disable 0 0
*9908Note-3 AM Usage TX/RX RX Disable 2182kHz
only RX+2182kHz 1 1
*9909 LSB Usage TX/RX RX Disable 2 2
*9910 FAX Usage RX Disable 1 1
*9911 Emission Mode on
2182kHz USB J3E FIX 3 3
*9912 Alarm TX Time 45 sec Disable 0 0
*9915Note-5 TX TUNE Enable Disable Auto 0 0
*9917Note-7 EM Mode with TX Key ON from external equipment Auto (No change) SSB H3E TLX 0 0
9918 Key Response Beep OFF ON 1 1
9919 Noise Blanker OFF ON 1 1
9920 AGC OFF ON MODE 1 1
*9922 IA/RF Meter IA RF 0 0
*9923 ITU Channel Std USA Std+MF 0 0
*9925 Default setting of
Power Data Press [CH] [1] [ENT] key to restore to default setting
Note-11
*9926Note-8 Tuning Circuit for RX Enable Disable 1 1
*9927 Recall of 27MHz CH
frequencies Disable Enable 0 0
*9928 Priority setting on 2182kHz FS-75/2 550 RB-500 0 0 Ver 09
Setting Default System
Channel Function 0 1 2 3 4 SSB GMDSS
9951 Scan Stop Signal Level
SQ
Level S : 1 to 10 S=3 S=3
9952 Scan Stop Time While
receiving 1 – 99 sec 0 0
9953 Sweep Width 0.01 to 29999.99kHz 100k 100k
9954 Sweep Step
Frequency 0.01 to 29999.99kHz 1.00k 1.00k
9955 Squelch Operation Voice S-Level Voice + S-Level
Voice or
S-Level 3 3
9956 Squelch Level S : 0 to 10 S=5 S=5
9957Note-9 Squelch Delay Time 500 to 4000m sec 1000ms 1000m
9958 Squelch Activating Frequency 500 to 2000Hz 1000Hz 1000Hz 9959 Squelch Activation frequency when 2-tone alarm 2182kHz is received No change 1300Hz (Open) 0 0 9960 Check meter on
display Individual All 1 1
*9997Note-10 Selection of output power 150W AT-1560 -15 250W AT-5000 250W AT-1560 -25 0 0
*9998 User CH Memory &
Power ADJ Enable Disable 1 1
*9999 Password Enter Password:75 to access (*) mark channel
Conform the following system setting for GMDSS.
9904 (TLX Usage) 0:TX/RX GMDSS default 9905 (TLX RX band width) 1:Narrow SSB/GMDSS default 9906 (TX Delay Time) 10 m sec SSB/GMDSS default 9908 (AM Usage) 1:RX SSB/GMDSS default 9911 (EM on 2182kHz) 3:J3E FIX SSB/GMDSS default 9915 (TX Tune) 0:Enable SSB/GMDSS default 9917 (EM with TX key ON) 0:Auto(No change) SSB/GMDSS default 9997 (Selection of output power)
0:FS-75 2:FS-2550 (AT-1560-25 installed) 9928 (Priority setting) 1 (When DSC-60 is connected.)
Not use
2.4 LCD/Keyboard test & ROM Version No. Confirmation
1. While pressing and holding down the [ENT] key, turn on the power. All LCD segment appear.
2. Release the hand from the [ENT] key.
3. Press keys one by one. When the key is pressed, the corresponding number or letter appears at the upper right of the LCD. See table below.
Ex.) The 2 key is pressed.
All LCD segments reappear several seconds after the 2 key is pressed.
111 - - - 1 0158100
Key indication
ROM Version No.
Key Indication Key Indication Key 0 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 Cursor Freq. CH
3. Channel Programming
System channel: 9998 muse be set “0”, refer to section “2. System settings”. The FS-75/2550 can store up to 200 user channels, See the table below.
Band(MHz) Channel 0 1-10 1 1-10 2 1-10 3 1-10 4 1-20 6 1-20 8 1-20 12 1-20 16 1-20 18 1-20 22 1-20 25 1-20 Procedure
1. While pressing and holding down the [CH] key, turn the power on. 2. Select the system channel 9999 by operating the FREQ/CH encoder. 3. Press the [CH] [7] [5] and [ENT] keys in this order. (Password) 4. Select the system channel 9998.
5. Press the [CH] [0] and [ENT] keys to enable channel programming.
6. Select an RX channel to be programmed by operating the FREQ/CH encoder. Operating the FREQ/CH encoder changes the display as below.
7. Select the emission mode with the [MODE] key.
8. To enter an RX frequency, press the [Freq] key and enter a frequency with the
0.00 Frequency Channel Band 0 - 01 R MEMO J3E 0-01 R 0-01 T 25-20 T 25-20 R --- 9900 9998 9999
10. Enter a TX frequency as follows. Simplex
Press the [ENT] key. The same frequency entered at step 8 is stored. Duplex
Press the [Freq] key, enter a frequency with the numeral keys, then press the [ENT] key.
11. To program another channel, repeat steps 6 to 10.
12. Set the system channel 9998 to “1” (user channel memory: disable). 13. Turn the power off to store channels programmed.
To erase a user channel
1. Select an RX channel to be erased with the FREQ/CH encoder. 2. Press the [Freq] [0] [ENT] keys in this order.
3. Rotate the FREQ/CH encoder clockwise by one turn to select a TX channel of the same channel as RX.
4. Press the [Freq] [0] [ENT] keys in this order.
4. Power Date Setting
System channel: 9998 muse be set “0”, refer to section “2. System settings”. 1. Turn the power on.
2. Select a channel (Frequency). Referring to next page; Power data setting table.
3. Press the TX TUNE key. “TUNE” appears and the coupler starts tuning. When the tuning is completed successfully, “TUNE OK” appears.
4. While pressing and holding down the [ENT] key, press the [8] , [9] or [7] key for HI, LOW, and TUNE respectively.
[ENT] + [8] HI Power
[ENT] + [9] LOW Power
[ENT] + [7] TUNE Power
FS-75 FS-2550 Power data
Default Range of adjustment Default Range of adjustment High power 220 (LOW data+1) to 255 120 (LOW data+1) to 150
Low power 40 HI data – 1 35 HI data – 1
Tune power 20 0 to 60 0 0 to 10
5. Set the power data by rotating the FREQ/CH encoder. (Observe the readout on power meter, if connected, while pressing the PTT switch and whistling or speaking into the handset. Or press [0]:tone key, then while pressing the PTT switch.)
Normally this adjustment factory adjusted is not necessary. The tune power set on a channel can be used on all channel.
Power data setting table
Note)
Power data for user channel is commonly used for all classes of emission.
The table below shows output power calculated from power data when 50 ohms dummy load is connected to the transceiver unit. Reference only.
Condition) 4MHz SSB, Single tone (whistling into the handset)
Power data 255 240 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 10 0 150W 180 178 153 132 112 92 76 61 48 34 23 18 15 8 8 Output
Power 250W 150:
5. Self Test
5.1 Transceiver unit
This test checks the transceiver for proper operation. It should be conducted regularly to ensure proper operation. Before starting the test, set the RF GAIN control knob to maximum (fully clockwise).
Procedure
1. While pressing and holding down the [CURSOR] key, turn on the power. All LCD segments appear.
2. Release the hand from the [CURSOR] key. The FS-75/2550 starts self-test and the display shows the following indications in order.
Condition: TLX mode 13.5MHz AGC ON Condition: TLX mode Tone 1700Hz 3 MHz PA OFF Condition: TLX mode Tone 1700Hz 3 MHz 20W/Full power
5.2 Antenna coupler unit
The CPU and the relays which select capacitors and coil for tuning can be checked.
Procedure
1. Open the antenna coupler cover.
2. Open the shield cover inside the coupler. 3. Turn on No.2 of the DIP switch S2.
4. Press the TUNE switch in the antenna coupler.
5. The 24 LEDs (CR1 to CR24) light one by one for 1 second each. 6. Turn off No.2 of the DIP switch S2.
7. Close the covers.
If CPU error is detected, CR1 lights for ROM error, CR2 for RAM error, CR3 for A/D converter error. (ROM/RAM/AD converter incorporated in the CPU.)
1. Connection
The below installation is the connected for FS-5000.
Note) FS-8000
2. System settings
Change the specifications with the following key sequence. 1. Press [STO] key.
2. Enter item number (system setting No.), and press [ENT] key. 3. Setting number desired, and press [ENT] key.
Ex)
[STO] [9] [9] [0] [1] [ENT] [0] [ENT]
Reference;
A power supply is only connected with the controller unit (FS-5000C), while pressing and holding the [ENT] key, turn on the power. Controller working individually. and system settings of FS-5000 can be done.
2.1 System Channel List
The default settings are shown in a screened cell of setting item.
Ver-21
System setting No. Channel
No. Function
0 1 2 3 4
9900 Model FS-5000 FS-2500 FS-1600 FS-8000 9901 TX freq. Selection Free Limited ROM Marine
9902 N.C.
9903 Output power of transceiver unit
on MF band 400W 150W 50W
9904 Class of emission on 2182kHz AM SSB SSB FIX
9905 TX tune Enable Disable Auto (Tuning is done when setting TX freq.)
9906 Scan of TX channel Enable Disable
9907 Time display format Japan USA Europe
9908 Second unit display Enable Disable 9909 Display of class of emission NOR(SSB) ITU(J3E) 9910 Numerical display of check meter
data Disable Enable
9911 Test alarm RX TX
9912 Test alarm freq. 2191kHz (Selectable)
9913 TX delay time 30ms (Selectable:5-99ms) Note) FS-8000:10ms 9914 Alarm sending time 45sec (Selectable:1-9999s)
9915 Check meter items Full Short
9916 Keyboard lock
Setting No. Channel
No. Function
0 1 2 3 4
9917 50 ohm BK. relay ON/OFF ON (Fixed)
9918 Time adj. (Clock) Auto Manual
9919 Control unit priority NO 1 (Local) 2 (Remote) 9920 Beep sound ON/OFF OFF ON (Fixed)
9921 Beep sound level 6 (Selectable:0-10) 9922 Beep sound freq. 2000Hz (Selectable:100-3000Hz) 9923 Dummy Enable Disable Shortening
capacitor
9924 Lower limit 2500kHz
9925
Freq. rang in which shortening capacitor tunes on.
(9923 should be set at "2") Upper limit 3999.9kHz
9926 Test tone Enable Disable
9927 Power reduction on
2182/2187.5kHz Enable Disable
9928 Minimum output power Less then 60W
60W or more 9930 Data to "REM1" terminal MIF
(4800bps) TBUS CIF NMEA MIF 2 (1200bps) 9931 Data to "REM2" terminal MIF
(4800bps) TBUS CIF NMEA MIF 2 (1200bps) 9932 Data to "REM3" terminal MIF
(4800bps) TBUS CIF NMEA MIF 2 (1200bps) 9933 Data to "CIF" terminal MIF
(4800bps) TBUS CIF NMEA
MIF 2 (1200bps)
9934
Class of emission of TX/RX, when unit connected to "REM1" is once keyed.
No change SSB AM TLX
9935
Class of emission of TX/RX, when unit connected to "REM2" is once keyed.
No change SSB AM TLX
9936
Class of emission of TX/RX, when unit connected to "REM3" is once keyed.
No change SSB AM TLX
9937
Class of emission of TX only while unit connected to "REM1" is keyed.
No change SSB AM TLX
9938
Class of emission of TX only while unit connected to "REM2" is keyed.
No change SSB AM TLX
9939
Class of emission of TX only while unit connected to "REM3" is
Setting No. Channel
No. Function
0 1 2 3 4
9940 Receiver bandwidth in kHz : SSB
(Changeable thru keyboard) 6kHz 3kHz 0.3kHz 9941 Receiver bandwidth in kHz : CW
(Changeable thru keyboard) 6kHz 3kHz 0.3kHz 9942 Receiver bandwidth in kHz : TLX
(Changeable thru keyboard) 6kHz 3kHz 0.3kHz 9943 Receiver bandwidth in kHz : AM
(Changeable thru keyboard) 6kHz 3kHz 0.3kHz 9944 Receiver bandwidth in kHz : R3E
(Changeable thru keyboard) 6kHz 3kHz 0.3kHz 9945 Receiver bandwidth in kHz : FAX
(Changeable thru keyboard) 6kHz 3kHz 0.3kHz 9946 Receiver bandwidth in kHz : LSB
(Changeable thru keyboard) 6kHz 3kHz 0.3kHz 9947 Squelch on telex mode No change OFF
9948 Noise blanker on telex mode No change OFF 9949 AGC on telex mode No change FAST
9950 Duplex mode on telex mode No change Disable
9951
Receiving antenna on telex mode (Only when optional R.ANT SEL board is installed.)
Main
(Not used) Dup (Used)
9952 Tx antenna status at reception OFF (No change)
ON (To GND)
9953 Operation on AM mode T/RX RX only Disable 2182kHz only 9954 Operation on R3E mode T/RX RX only Disable
9955 Operation on FAX mode T/RX RX only Disable 9956 Operation on LSB mode T/RX RX only Disable
9957
Cypher communication (Vs Enable control signal ON/OFF on TB2-10 in FS-5000C unit)
Disable Enable
9960 Recall of 27MHz SSB/DSB freq. Disable Enable 9961 ITU freq. Table selection Standard USA Europe
9962
MF band : 405-526.5kHz
transmission (When optional MF tuner : AT-410 is installed.)
Setting Channel
No. Function
0 1 2 3 4
9963 User channel programming Enable Disable
9964
FS-8000 only check meter
indication for both upper & lower transceiver unit
No Yes
9965 Scan response time (DSC/NBDP) Standard Fast 9966 The transmission of AM tow-tone
alarm is restricted or not. Free Limited Disable
9980
Select default setting for each country
Enter international telephone country code
0:standerd 1:USA 31Holland 44:Europe 47:Norway 81:Japan
9981
Dummy load installation
(Both functions of 9911 and 9923 are determined.) NO 9911:RX, 9923:Disable Yes 9911:TX, 9923:Enable 9982
ANT BK. relay or RX ANT installation (Both functions of 9913 and 9917 are determined.)
NO 9913:30ms, 9917:ON/OFF Yes 9913:10ms, 9917:ON 9989
Power default setting (When old type Ant. coupler is
installed.)
Europe Norway
9997 All user CH clear Clear 9998 System Lock (Important system
setting are not changeable.) [OFF/ON]: Enter "present time" to change setting.
9999 System initialization (Default) Disable Enable
Important)
When the ROM change, should be changing both the ROMs of same version
2.2 Confirmation of settings
To confirm settings, press [RCL] [9] [9] [9] [9] and [ENT] in this order. Then press [ENT] key successively.
System setting for GMDSS
FS-5000)
System channel:9982 (A.BK relay or R.ANT) ---- [1]: YES
Note) 9913:System Delay 10 ms
9917:50 ohm BK Relay 1:ON (Permanently) *The 50 ohm BK is installed the TX FIL board.
FS-8000)
9913:System Delay 10 ms
9917:50 ohm BK Relay ON or OFF (depend on installation) *The 50 ohm BK is installed the COMBINER board.
9917: 0 (ON/OFF) 9917: 1 (ON)
“BFO” setting frequency
The DSC and NBDP are connected, the BFO frequency should be set to 1700 Hz.
1700 Hz; [BFO] 1700 [ENT] AT-5000 FS-5000T Tx/Rx ANT ANT BK Relay Tx Rx AT-5000 FS-5000T Tx ANT Rx ANT Tx Rx
or
AT-5000 FS-8000T Tx/Rx ANT Tx/Rx AT-5000 FS-8000T Tx ANT Rx ANT Tx Rxor
2.3 System channel description
The following describes about some system channels. 9900
Output power of ITU/DSC channels and direct key-in frequencies are preset as shown below.
Model vs Max. Output Power (*): for Japanese vessels only.
FS-5000 FS-2500* FS-1600* FS-8000 Output Power 400W 250W 150W 800W
9901
Free Any frequencies (1.6065 to 29.9999 MHz) can be transmitted by direct key-in.
Limited The frequencies in the ITU/DSC and user channels can be transmitted. ROM Only the frequencies stored in the user channel can be transmitted. Marine Any frequency in the following bands may be transmitted.
1606.5 - 4438 kHz, 5680 kHz 18780 - 18900 kHz, 6200 - 6525 kHz, 19680 - 19800 kHz, 8100 - 8815 kHz, 22000 - 22855 kHz, 12230 - 13200 kHz, 25070 - 25210 kHz, 16360 - 17410 kHz, 26100 - 26175 kHz 9911
To test the transmitter press [TEST] and [START] keys in this order. The dummy load (if equipped) is connected automatically and the test signal of 2191kHz, modulated by two-tone alarm, is sent to the dummy load.
9915
If you select "1" (short), only check data for Ia, Vc, Ic and Pi are displayed repeatedly every pressing of the [CHECK METER] key.
9916
To enable to lock the keys except for [SEND], [START], [2182], and [2187.5] keys, select "1" (ON). Then press the * key to turn on the key lock function. First press of the * key make the keys inactive. (Keyboard Lock [ON]" will be
displayed.)
Select "2" (Intercom call), to use the [*] key for intercom call.
9917
Used if installation contains a receiving antenna or ANT BK RELAY board (in antenna coupler). For high speed switching between receiving and transmitting
(for example, telex) set to "1." Then, TX delay time (system setting 9913) is shortened to "10ms”.
9919
For control unit priority, select the same setting numbers for both control units. *To give priority to No. 1 Control Unit; *To give priority to No. 2 Control Unit; No.1 Control Unit: Setting ”1” No.1 Control Unit : Setting “2” No.2 Control Unit: Setting ”1” No.2 Control Unit : Setting “2” 9923
Setting No. Contents LCD Indication Remarks
“0”(Enable) Dummy load can be switched
by DUMMY key. DUMMY
With DUMMY LOAD PCB.
“1”(Disable) DUMMY key is not
operative. --- Without DUMMY LOAD PCB “2” (Short Cap.) Shortening capacitor automatically turns on in the range set by 9924/9925. Further, DUMMY key is allowed to turn on/off shortening capacitor. S.CAP(Shorten-ing capacitor) With modified DUMMY LOAD PCB 9928
For 1988 SOLAS Convention ships (GMDSS) set this item to "1." Then, minimum output power is automatically set at 60W (power data -- MF:115, HF:110), except for minimum power data already stored into user channel.
9930 - 9932
MIF Furuno Multi Interface for Radio communication. Selected when DP-6, DSC-6 is connected.
TBUS Selected for equipment made by 'Thrane & Thrane A/S" of Denmark. If TBUS data is used, it is not necessary to connect TXD/RXD lines. 9934 – 9936
If you wish to change the class of emission only while the selcall is transmitted and to restore it automatically to previous status after transmission, set the channel Nos. 9934 - 9936 and 9937 to "0" (No change) and "2" (AM), respectively. EX) Selcall is connected REM 1, set to system channel “9934” to “0” and “9937” to “2”..
The "1": SQ on Telex [1-OFF] setting automatically turns off the SQ (if ON) when
class of emission is changed to TELEX. (Note that AF signal to DP-5/6 is not passed through squelch circuit, so this setting is not for DP-5/6 connection.) 9948
The '1": NB on Telex [1-OFF] setting automatically turns off the NB (if ON) when class of emission is changed to TELEX.
9949
AGC on Telex
*The "1" setting sets AGC to FAST when class of emission is changed to TELEX. 9950
Duplex on Telex
*The "1" setting inhibits DUPLEX mode (unnecessary on TELEX) when class of emission is changed to TELEX.
9952
1: ON (Connected to GND)
*This function is available only when the Rx antenna is installed and dummy load board with antenna earth relay is mounted in the coupler. If you want to connect the Tx antenna to ground manually (irrespective of 9952 setting), press the [DUMMY] key. (For HF band of the FS-8000, this function is operative only when the output power is selected for "Low 2" or less.)
9953
2182 --- Transmission 2182 kHz, Reception all frequencies 9961
ITU Freq. Table [0-Standerd, 1-USA, 2-EU]
9966
In accordance with both the above setting and system setting 9953 (Operation on AM mode), the transmission of two-tone alarm on AM mode is as follows:
System setting:9966 System setting:9953 TX of two-tone alarm on AM mode. 0: TX/RX
1: RX only Possible on all frequencies.
2: No Disabled
0:FREE
(Factory setting)
3: 2182 Possible on all frequencies.
0: TX/RX Possible on all frequencies.
1: RX only
2: No Disabled
1: LIMITED
3: 2182 Possible on 2182 kHz only.
9980
Returns to default setting for each country. For example, enter “44” for Europe. 9981
Determines the functions of 9911 and 9923 as follows:
9981 [0] NO [1] YES
9911: Alarm 0-Receive 1-Transmit
9923 : Dummy 1-Inhibit 0-Enable
9982
Determines the functions of 9913 and 9917 as follows:
9982 [0] NO [1] YES 9913 : System 30 ms 10 ms 9917: 50 ohms BK Relay 0-on/off 1-Permanently on (fixed)
Power setting for Europe and Norway type [1-EU, 2-NOR]. Setting of power
data. (When old type Ant. coupler is installed. :05P0358-44 and after)
EU (Europe) Power data NOR (Norway) Power data
FS-5000 225 1.6-2.5MHz FS-5000: 200 FS-8000: 160 1.6-2.5
MHz FS-8000 160 2.5-4.0MHz FS-5000: 210 FS-8000: 160 4.0-30MHz FS-5000: 225 FS-8000: 160
9998
Ex) Preset time is 12 : 35.
Press 1235 [ENT] in this order to turn on or off the system lock function. The following system settings are not changeable when you turn on the system lock function.
* STO FULL (or LOW) Power Adjustment
* STO 9900 Model
9901 Tx freq. selection
9903 Output power of SSB on MF band
9914 Alarm sending time 9960 Recall 27MHz freq. 9999 System initialization
2.4 Default setting for each country
[STO] [9] [9] [8] [0] [ENT] Country code [ENT]
The default settings are shown in a screened cell of setting item. The system channel that it isn't mentioned in the below list is the same as standard setting. Refer to section “2.1 System Channel List”.
Country Code List
Setting Country Code
CH No. Function 0 1 2 3 4 0: Standard 1:USA 31: Holland 44: EU 47: Norway 81: Japan
Types of delivery for each country - U - S N K
9901 TX freq. Selection Free Limited ROM Marine 0 0 3 0 3 0
9903 Output power of transceiver unit on MF band 400W 150W 50W 0 1 0 0 0 2 9904 Class of emission on 2182kHz AM SSB SSB FIX 2 2 2 2 2 2
9907 Time display format Japan USA Europe 0 1 2 2 2 0
9910 Numerical display of
check meter data Disable Enable 0 0 0 0 0 1
30 30 30 30 10 30 9913 TX delay time 30ms (Selectable:5-99ms) Note) FS-8000:10ms
*Upper:FS-5000 *Lower:FS-8000 10 10 10 10 10 10
9917 50 ohm BK. relay ON/OFF ON
(Fixed) 0 0 0 0 1 0
9923 Dummy Enable Disable Shortening capacitor 1 1 1 1 1 1
9926 Test tone Enable Disable 0 1 1 1 1 0
9927 Power reduction on 2182/2187.5kHz Enable Disable 0 1 1 1 1 0 9928 Minimum output power Less then 60W 60W or more 0 1 1 1 1 0 9950 Duplex mode on telex mode No change Disable 0 0 1 0 0 0 9953 Operation on AM
mode T/RX RX only Disable
2182kHz
only 1 1 1 1 1 0
9954 Operation on R3E
mode T/RX RX only Disable 0 0 1 1 1 1
9955 Operation on FAX
mode T/RX RX only Disable 0 0 1 1 1 1
9956 Operation on LSB
mode T/RX RX only Disable 0 0 1 1 1 1
9957
Cypher
communication (Vs Enable control signal ON/OFF on TB2-10 in FS-5000C unit)
Disable Enable 0 0 0 0 0 1
9961 ITU freq. Table
3. Jumper settings
3.1 For NAV data format selecting, CIF or NMEA
Jumper wire setting on AF board selects data format to be received. Referring to next page. In addition, system setting for “9933:Data to CIF terminal” port must be set.
[STO] 9 9 3 3 [ENT]
0: MIF(4800bps) 1: TBUS 2: CIF
3: NMEA 4: MIF2(1200bps)
3.2 When using C.Loop between FS-5000/8000 and DB-500
Put a jumper wire on the AF board to use current loop format. Refer to the next page for locatin of parts on AF board having suffix number –33 and after.
In addition confirm the system setting for “9931:Data to REM 2 terminal” port. To connect with the DB-500 (C.Loop) or RB-500, setting should be as below.
[STO] 9 9 3 1 [ENT]
0: MIF(4800bps) 1: TBUS 2: CIF
3: NMEA 4: MIF2(1200bps)
Jumper wire: Short (Current Loop)
FS-5000C Nav device FURUNO Radio Equipment EX)RB-500 or CIF/NMEA (TXD/RXD) TB-4 MIF(4800bps) NMEA
CIF/NMEA
*CIF NMEA: Open, CIF: Short *NMEA NMEA: Short, CIF: Open REM2
*C.Loop Short *RS-232C Open
4. User (Preset) Channel Programming
The 'TX freq. selection" (9901) is set to "1" (Free), so you may store frequencies by recalling the ITU/DSC channels or by keying in a frequency through the keyboard. Select class of emission, bandwidth, and frequency, then press the following keys to store the frequencies (class of emission & BW as well) into the user channel.
[STO] (User CH No.) [ENT] [ENT]
*User CH No. : 1 to 8999 CH (storage capacity: 400 CH)
Execute the following key sequence to store ITU frequencies (class of emission & BW as well) into the user channel.
[ITU] (ITU CH No.) [ENT]
[STO] (User CH No.) [ENT] [ENT]
Note)
To see stored user channels, press [RCL] 9998 [ENT].
6. Self test
6.2 Antenna Coupler unit
Old type antenna coupler
New type antenna coupler (05P0358-44 and after)
To check the antenna coupler for proper operation, press the CHCK button (S2) on the coupler board. The relay start chattering and LED’s CR1 to CR24 blink one by one in ascending order. If device failure is found, an appropriate LED lights to indicate the offending device:
Device LED
ROM CR1
RAM CR2
A/D converter CR3
1. Connection
DSC-5 Rear View DSC-5 configurations MF/HF system *DSC-5 + AA-50 + FS-1562/5000/8000 + DP-5/6 *DSC-5 + AA-50 + FS-1562/5000/8000 + DP-5/6 + RV-118G/128G *DSC-5 + AA-50 + FT-258/508 + RV-118G/128G + DP-5/6 *DSC-5A (with 2187.5kHz WR) + FS-1562/5000/8000 + (DP-5/6) VHF system*DSC-5 + FM-7000 (with Channel 70 watch receiver) *DSC-5V (with Channel 70 WR) + FM-7000
MF/HF System
VHF System
2. Changing System Settings and MMSI number
2.1 Changing system settings
To change system settings;
1. Press the [SETUP] key at the default display followed by pressing the [FILE] key within two or three seconds.
2. Select “I” by pressing the [SELCT] key several times. 3. Then, press the [ENT] key.
4. Enter cipher code 652111.
5. Enter self ID code followed by pressing the [ENT] key.
6. Enter group ID code followed by pressing the [ENT] key.
Note) When own ship is not assignment to Group ID, set to “011111111”.
7. Enter cipher code 652111 again.
Self-ID : 431456789 Group-ID : 011111111 MES AD --- I
Self-ID : ? Group-ID :?
*Ready for filing*
S:431456789 G:011111111
Ignore ID < > ON OFF
Here !!
9. You can change (set) following settings.
*Selection (VHF or MF/HF) of communication equipment. [SETUP] - [4]
*”COMM” setting in the PROG menu.
[SELECT] - [PROG] --- [COMM] *Tx-key timing setting in the “SYS” sub menu.
[SELECT] - [PROG] - [SYST] --- “key” *Further, ”TO” (Test tone) in the self test can be done.
[SELECT] [PROG] [TEST] --- “TO” Refer to Setting List for details.
10. After changing the settings, set the “Ignore ID” in the “TO” test to “OFF” for
normal operation by taking the steps below.
TEST Watch [SELECT] [ENT] [ENT] CALL --- PROG TIME --- TEST [ENT] NARK --- ID [ENT] MO TO --- Self test < > [ENT] ON OFF Ignore ID < > Select "PROG" Select "TEST" Select "TO" Select "ID"
For MF/HF DSC system Standard type
Added Receiver type
For VHF DSC system DSC-5 AA-50 DMC-5 DP-5/6 FS-5000 -8000 FS-1562 DB AA-50/DSC NBDP DSC REM-B REM-A REM1-3 REM1-3 MF/HF TR MF/HF RX CIF/NMEA E D REM DP-5/6 DB-500 DB-120
or
A B CNote) The AA-50 is not required when DSC-5A is installed.
Note) Printer PP-500 -510 DMC DSC-5 AA-50 RCV DP-5/6 FS-5000 -8000 FS-1562 DB DSC NBDP DSC REM-B REM-A REM1-3 REM1-3 MF/HF TR MF/HF RX CIF/NMEA E D REM REM DP-5/6 DB-500 DB-120
or
A B C RV-118G 128G MF-HF T/RNote) The AA-50 is not required when DSC-5A is installed. Note) Printer PP-500 -510 DMC DMC-5 DSC-5/5V FM-7000 VHF DMC REM-1 CIF/NMEA E D A B C DMC-5
The default settings are shown in a screened cell of each setting item.
Setting List
Key operation Settings
MF/HF DSC System Item 1 2 3 4 5 6 Standard Add. RCV VHF System Note Select XMITR [4]:XMITR MF/HF VHF
MMSI [FILE] I Own ID
Group ID
[SET UP]
[FILE] I Group ID
TIME TIME Date & UTC
Line out level LINE 0dBm 1dBm CIF NAV device selection CIF/ NMEA NMEA CIF or NMEA Jumper setting: CONT pcb JP-1/2 ON DMC
connection REM-A OFF ON or OFF
ON:DMC-5 connected OFF VHF VHF+CH70 VHF connection REM-B TERM OFF No.1VHF: VHF No.2VHF VHF+ CH70 OFF NBDP VHF NBDP connection REM-C TERM OFF or NBDP OFF NBDP:DP connected WR RT XT ON TERM WR RT XT HF TR connection REM-D OFF TERM
ON-WR ON-RT OFF-XT
OFF WR RCV HF RX connection COMM REM-E TERM WR WR OFF A1A:ON NBDP
remote NBDP A1A:OFF ON OFF
DIS URG
SAF BUS
EXT ALM ALARM
ROU DIS AUTO 0.5 / Tx key timing [SELECT] PROG SYST KEY 15 AUTO 0.5
Key operation Key operationKey operation
Key operation Setting value
MF/HF DSC System Item 1 2 3 4 5 6 Standard RCV VHF System Note QUICK Printer
selection PRT SLOW QUIK
Quick: PP-500/510 connected
Ver check DSC & MODEM Ver
BEEP 1:lineout 2:line in 3:DMC TxD 4:DMC RxD 5:CIF TxD MO 6:CIF RxD
BEEP or 1 For monitor
test TO RR RL LL MC K D Monitor selection
[SELECT] PROG SYST TEST P -- ABLE NR / AUTO ACK setting [6]: AUTO- ACK UN- ABLE MOD ABLE 0 / DIS/URG
ALM type TYPE
9
1 ON
Key click
ON/OFF KEY OFF ON
ON ALM ON /OFF [7]: VOL ALM OFF ON F1 T2189.5/R2177.0 F2 T4208.0/R4219.5 F3 T6312.5/R6331.0 F4 T8415.0/R8436.5 F5 T12577.5/R12657.0 Scan freq. setting [5]: SCAN F6 T16805.0/R16903.0 Not used Recommend to International Freq (To cannel scan freq.,set the RX freq. as 99999.9.) AUTO Printer ON/OFF setting [0]:
PRINT MANU AUTO
Manual position
[SETUP]
[1]:POSITION When NAV device is not connected.
To cancel the manually entered data.
Enter 9999 for the UTC.
3. Jumper wire settings
Note)
CIF/NMEA selection must be also made through the menu;
Select the PROG menu and call the COMM menu, then select CIF/NMEA selection mode. (COMM menu can be called only when “Ignore ID” is set to “ON” .)
DSC-5A only
Format JP 1 JP 2
CIF (default) Open Short