What to do if my Furuno FE-800 Marine Equipment has no picture and no reading measure?
If your Furuno Marine Equipment shows no picture and no reading measure, the issue might be due to low voltage. In this case, check the supply voltage. Another cause could be a blown fuse, refer to section 3.4. Finally, the power cable might be damaged, so you should repair the cable.
Why Furuno FE-800 loses seabed display?
If you are experiencing a loss of seabed display on your Furuno Marine Equipment, first check the range scale setting because it might be out of range. Also, air bubbles caused by going astern or running over other ships’ wake can cause this issue, but this is normal and not a sign of equipment trouble.
How to fix heavy noise on Furuno FE-800 Marine Equipment?
If your Furuno Marine Equipment is showing heavy noise, it could be due to incorrect installation of the transducer. Try to find the cause of the noise, and if it persists, relocate the transducer. Another cause may be the presence of other echo sounders nearby. Unfortunately, if more than one echo sounder is operating on the ship, there isn't an ideal solution to completely resolve the problem.
What to do if Furuno FE-800 Marine Equipment has no echo sounding picture?
If your Furuno Marine Equipment isn't showing an echo sounding picture, the transducer cable might be damaged, so you should repair the cable. Another possibility is that the transducer cable connection has loosened, so you should tighten the connections.
Why is Furuno FE-800 display irregular?
If your Furuno Marine Equipment display is irregular, it may be due to low sensitivity. Try increasing the gain (refer to section 1.7). It could also be caused by low reflectivity from the seabed, suggesting a muddy seabed. Another cause could be marine life on the transducer, so remove any marine life from the transducer when the equipment is dry-docked.
What causes surface noise in Furuno FE-800?
Surface noise in your Furuno Marine Equipment can be caused by aeration in near-surface water or rough weather. These issues are not equipment problems.
General notes, safety, and legal information for the manual and equipment.
Instructions for proper disposal of the product and used batteries according to local regulations.
Defines the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION symbols and their associated risks.
Lists essential safety rules for operating the equipment to prevent injury or damage.
Cautions for handling the LCD screen and operating the equipment safely.
Specifies minimum distances from the display unit and transceiver to prevent compass deviation.
Information regarding the location and importance of warning labels on the equipment.
Welcomes users and highlights FURUNO's reputation for quality and reliability.
Outlines the key capabilities and specifications of the FE-800 echo sounder.
Lists program numbers and information on CE/UKCA and China RoHS declarations.
Describes the function of each button on the FE-800 display unit's front panel.
Step-by-step instructions for turning the FE-800 unit on and off, including self-test.
How to adjust panel and key brightness for optimal display visibility.
Explains the three main display modes (NAV, HISTORY, OS DATA) and screen elements.
Provides a guide to navigating and using the FE-800's menu system.
Instructions for setting display range and adjusting gain.
How to suppress clutter, interference, and set depth alarms.
Covers PICT Advance, Function Key, External Output, and Transducer selection.
Settings for depth reference, draught, logbook, and measurement units.
Covers dual transducer operations, colour schemes, and dimmer presets.
Configuring the fundamental range scales available for the echo sounder display.
Adjusting parameters like TVG, Echo Offset, and Bottom Level for transducers.
Adjusting TX Rate and manually setting the speed of sound.
Configuring bottom echo colour and pulsewidth settings.
Accessing alert lists, logs, and managing bottom lost alerts.
Explains the system's notification methods for errors and potential issues.
Configuring external/internal time sources and enabling/disabling key beeps.
Setting up data recording and configuring external settings for draught.
Adjusting dimmer, viewing system info, and performing user resets.
Items to check regularly to ensure good performance and longevity of the equipment.
Instructions for safely cleaning the FE-800's display unit and LCD screen.
Procedures for cleaning the transducer face to maintain sensitivity.
Information on the expected lifespan of the unit's fan and LCD backlight.
Guidance on replacing internal fuses and batteries, including necessary precautions.
A table of common symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for operational problems.
Hierarchical overview of all menu options and their default settings in the FE-800.
Identifies the location of internal boards within the FE8020 transceiver unit.
Identifies the location of internal boards within the FE-8010 display unit.
Detailed list of alerts, their descriptions, priority, and meanings for Alert I/F2 mode.
Details of alerts for Alert I/F1 and Legacy modes, including ID, meaning, and measures.
Technical specifications for the FE-800 transceiver unit, including frequency and power.
Technical specifications for the FE-800 display unit, including screen size and resolution.
Details on the serial, LAN, and other interface ports of the FE-800.
Electrical power requirements for the FE-800 unit and optional printer.
Operating temperature, humidity, and protection ratings for the equipment.
Specifies the color standard (N2.5) for the transceiver and display units.
General| Power Output | 1 kW |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 12-24 VDC |
| Temperature Range | -15°C to +55°C |
| Display | 8.4-inch LCD |
| Frequency | 50/200 kHz |
| Weight | 3.2 kg |
| Standards | IEC 60945 |
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