What to do if Furuno Marine Radio cannot transmit or receive?
If your Furuno Marine Radio cannot transmit or receive, first ensure that the VHF antenna cable is securely connected. Then, inspect the VHF antenna for any signs of damage. If you are trying to send a TX message, attempt using a different TX channel.
How to fix Furuno Marine Radio when it cannot turn on?
If your Furuno Marine Radio will not turn on, begin by checking the power cable between the transponder and monitor units for any signs of damage. Also, verify the power supply is working correctly.
Why does my Furuno Marine Radio show no position data?
If your Furuno Marine Radio shows no position data, you should first inspect the GPS antenna for any damage. Also, check the GPS antenna cable and its connectors to ensure they are properly connected and undamaged.
What to do if Furuno Marine Radio transmits to the wrong party?
If you are able to transmit using your Furuno Marine Radio, but the message is being sent to the wrong recipient, verify that the [MSG TYPE] is set to [ADDRESSED]. Also, double-check that the MMSI entered at [TO] is correct.
General| Category | Marine Equipment |
|---|---|
| Type | AIS Transponder |
| Power Supply | 12-24 VDC |
| Channel Spacing | 25 kHz |
| Modulation Mode | GMSK |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C |
| Storage Temperature | -25°C to +70°C |
| Channels | 2 |
| Display | 4.3" Color LCD |
| Interface | USB |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX6 |
| Output Power | 12.5 W |
| Frequency | 161.975 MHz, 162.025 MHz |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
General information regarding manual usage, warranty, and equipment specifications.
Instructions for proper disposal of the product according to local regulations.
Guidelines for safe and environmentally sound disposal of used batteries.
Explanation of the Automatic Identification System (AIS) and its operation.
Awareness note for users regarding the potential absence of AIS on other vessels.
Advantages of AIS as an anti-collision aid compared to radar.
Discussion on the risks associated with inaccurate or poorly calibrated sensor data.
Welcome message and introduction to the FA-170 AIS Transponder.
Overview of the capabilities and specifications of the FA-170.
Listing of software program numbers and versions for the equipment.
Information regarding CE conformity and RoHS compliance.
Detailed explanation of the FA-170's buttons and their functions.
Procedure for powering the FA-170 unit on and off.
Description of the FA-170's screen layout and icons.
Introduction to navigating the FA-170's menu system.
Step-by-step guide for inputting voyage information.
Information on viewing and managing detected AIS targets.
Explanation of how to read detailed information for a selected target.
Procedures for sending and receiving messages via the AIS.
Details on configuring VHF channels for regional AIS operation.
How to access and view the initial configuration settings of the unit.
Procedure for activating the Inland AIS feature with a key number.
How to switch between Inland and SOLAS AIS modes.
Inputting necessary voyage data for Inland AIS operation.
Displaying and verifying the ship's static information.
Managing and viewing lists of detected AIS targets.
Sending and receiving specific message types for Inland AIS.
Accessing and reviewing the initial configuration settings in Inland mode.
Routine maintenance procedures to ensure optimal performance.
Common symptoms of trouble and their remedies for the FA-170.
Running built-in diagnostic tests for the monitor and transponder units.
Understanding and managing alerts generated by the equipment.
Displaying information from the built-in GPS receiver.
Hierarchical structure of the FA-170's Class-A menu system.
List of electrical parts and modules within the FA-170.
Diagrams showing the physical location of major modules within the unit.
Technical specifications for the transponder unit.
Technical specifications for the monitor unit.
Technical specifications for the internal GPS receiver.
Details on the various interface ports and data sentence support.
Specifications related to the power supply requirements.
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