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Furuno FAR2XX7 Series User Manual

Furuno FAR2XX7 Series
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Configuring the FAR2XX7 Series Radar
for use with MaxSea Time Zero
Introduction
In order to operate with MaxSea Time Zero AND NavNet3D, the FAR2XX7’s processor
software must be version 02.5x.
If you plan to connect one or multiple FAR2XX7(s) directly to MaxSea Time Zero
without NavNet3D, you can use version 02.5x or version 03.xx
To check the software version of the FAR2XX7, perform the following steps:
Press or left click MENU, then 9-8-2-2 (SELF TEST)
If a radar software change is required, check the appropriate product pages’ documents
section at www.furuno.com for the correct procedures.
Check and Assign Radar Hostname(s):
When multiple radars are networked or inter-switched together, a unique number must be
assigned to each processor. Note that for MaxSea to correctly detect the radar, one
FAR2xx7 must be assigned to RADAR1 (IP address = 172.31.3.6).
To assign the radar a number, hold “HL OFF” and press the “MENU” key 5 times. The
“Initialize” menu will appear. Select “Installation” (4), then Radar NO (4). You may also
want to set-up the Radar Antenna Position (5). Once the radar number is changed, the
radar must be powered down and then turned back on to store the new setting. If
applicable, follow the same procedure for each radar in the network, and then confirm
that each radar number is unique. You cannot have two radars on the same network with
the same name.
Note: Whenever a network change is made, it is recommended that all radars are
powered down and restarted.
To confirm the network settings and communications between multiple radars, power up
all of the radars in the network, then right click on the Radar Antenna box (top left
corner). The antenna information for all of the available radars in a network will appear
on the right in the menu panel. Be sure that all the radars on the network are all listed in
this panel. If not, check the cables and the network settings.
Version number
is shown here
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Furuno FAR2XX7 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Operating Temperature-15°C to +55°C
Range Scales0.0625 to 96 NM
Range96 nautical miles
Frequency9410 MHz ± 30 MHz (X-Band); 3050 MHz ± 30 MHz (S-Band)
Operating Frequency9410 MHz ± 30 MHz (X-Band); 3050 MHz ± 30 MHz (S-Band)
IMO ComplianceYes
AIS DisplayYes
Power Supply24 V DC
Antenna Length6 feet (1.83 meters)
Transmitter Power12 kW

Summary

FAR2XX7 Radar Introduction and Hostname Configuration

Check FAR2XX7 Software Version

Steps to verify the FAR2XX7 processor software version for compatibility.

Assign Unique Radar Hostnames

Setting unique hostnames for networked FAR2XX7 processors, including RADAR1.

Confirm Network Communications

Verifying all radars are listed in the network for proper communication.

Computer IP Address Setup for Radar Connectivity

Access Network Connections

Navigating to the Windows Control Panel's Network Connections.

Configure Local Area Connection Properties

Modifying the properties of the Local Area Connection for IP settings.

TCP/IP Properties Configuration

Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties

Accessing the TCP/IP settings dialog box to configure network parameters.

Set Static IP Address and Subnet Mask

Manually assigning the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

Navigation Data and MaxSea Configuration

FAR2XX7 Direct Connection Navigation

Outputting GPS data (Position, COG, SOG) from FAR2XX7 to MaxSea.

NavNet3D Integration with MaxSea

How MaxSea obtains navigation data from NavNet3D over the network.

Automatic MaxSea Ports Configuration

Using the Connection Wizard for auto-discovery of instruments in MaxSea.

ARPA Configuration and Data Setup

Configure FAR2XX7 for ARPA Output

Enabling ARPA target output via LAN on the FAR2XX7 processor.

MaxSea Manual Port Configuration

Setting up MaxSea for manual port configuration using UDP.

Define UDP Port and Select ARPA Data

Specifying UDP port, network adapter, and checking ARPA data in MaxSea.

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