Furuno FAR-2028-MARK-2 - Page 119

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW
1-93
• Radar functions are controlled independently, dependently or commonly depending
on selection as [MASTER] or [SLAVE] (see the following table).
Radar Functions Control Master Display Option Slave Display Option
AIS function Independent Desired value can be set Desired value can be
set
Brilliance
Echo trails
EBL
Lat/long data
Presentation mode
Speed data
Target alarm
TT, AIS on/off
TT, AIS track interval
Vector mode
Vector time
VRM
Wiper
Zoom
TT COLLISION
alarm
Range*
3
A/C SEA*
1
Dependent
Control
Cannot control
A/C RAIN*
1
Automatic Clutter
Elimination (ACE)*
1
Gain*
1
IR*
2
Echo stretch*
1
Echo averaging*
1
Picture setting*
1
(Customize echo)
STBY/TX
Tuning
Reference Point Independent Desired value can be
set
TT LOST warning Common
Control
Item Commonly Con-
trolled
Item Commonly Con-
trolled
TT alerts ACK
TT acquire
TT/AIS AZ
*
1
:
When the connected radar is a FAR-2xx8/FAR-3xx0 series radar, these items can
be adjusted from the “Slave” radar.
*
2
:
When the connected radar antenna is a FAR-3xx0/FAR-2xx8 series magnetron-
type, and the radar is assigned as “Slave”, the desired value can be set for these
functions. For FAR-3xx0/FAR-2xx8 series SSD-types, these functions cannot be
controlled.
*
3
:
The desired value can be set when the radar is assigned as “Slave”, however the
maximum displayable range is dependent on the setting at the “Master” radar.