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Furuno 1930 User Manual

Furuno 1930
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Furuno 1930 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFuruno
Model1930
CategoryMarine Radar
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Precautions and First Aid

Warning Against High Tension

Information regarding the dangers of high voltage and necessary precautions.

First Aid for Electric Shock

Steps to take when administering first aid in case of electric shock.

Method of Artificial Respiration

Detailed instructions on how to perform artificial respiration.

Radiation Hazard

Warning about potential harm from scanner radiation and safety measures.

Model Specifications

Installation Guide

Scanner Unit Installation

Guidelines for mounting and siting the scanner unit.

Scanner Housing Mounting

Procedure for securely mounting the scanner unit housing.

Scanner Unit Connections

Connecting the multicore cable and power to the scanner unit.

Display Unit Installation

Instructions for mounting the display unit and its safe distance.

Power and Ground Connections

Connecting the power supply and ground for the display unit.

Installation Verification

Initial Setup and Adjustments

Initial Procedures

Steps for powering up and performing initial tuning and adjustments.

Relative Bearing Alignment

Procedure for aligning the scanner's heading mark with the ship's bow.

Tuning and Sensitivity Adjustment

Adjusting tuning, peak, and indicator sensitivity for optimal performance.

A/C Sea Adjustment

Adjusting the anti-clutter sea control for optimal sea clutter reduction.

Basic Radar Operations

Measuring Range and Bearing

Methods for measuring target range and bearing using cursor and EBL/VRM.

Advanced Operational Features

Setting and Deleting Alarms

Procedure for setting up and managing guard zone alarms.

Collision Course Assessment

Using radar to assess the risk of collision with other vessels.

Position Fixing with Radar

Position Fixing Methods

Common methods for determining the ship's position using radar.

Fixing by Two Bearings

Using two radar bearings to determine the ship's approximate position.

Troubleshooting Guide

Basic Troubleshooting

Simple checks for common operational problems for users.

More Extensive Troubleshooting

Advanced troubleshooting steps requiring qualified technicians.

Typical Problems and Causes

Common issues like no screen display, no echoes, or sensitivity problems.

Periodic Maintenance

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