Furuno CSH-23 Bedienungsanleitung

COLOR SCANNING SONAR

MODEL CSH-23/23F/24/24F

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J3J3 :: OCT.OCT. 05, 200605, 2006

Pub. No.Pub. No. IME-13040-J3IME-13040-J3

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WARNING

Turn off the power at the switchboard

before beginning the installation.

Fire or electrical shock can result if the

power is left on.

Do not install the equipment where it

may get wet from rain or water splash.

Water in the equipment can result in fire,

electrical shock or equipment damage.

Be sure no water leaks in at the trans-

ducer installation site.

Water leakage can sink the vessel. Also

confirm that the transducer will not loosen

by ship’s vibration. The installer of the

equipment is solely responsible for the

proper installation of the equipment.

FURUNO will assume no responsibility for

any damage associated with improper

installation.

Do not open the cover

unless totally familiar with

electrical circuits and

service manual.

High voltage exists inside the

equipment, and a residual

charge remains in capacitors

several minutes after the

power is turned off. Improper

handling can result in electri-

cal shock.

WARNING

Install the specified transducer tank

in accordance with the installation

instructions. If a different tank is to be

installed the shipyard is solely respon-

sible for its installation, and it should

be installed so the hull will not be

damaged if the tank strikes an object.

The tank or hull may be damaged if the

tank strikes an object.

If a steel tank is installed on a wooden

or FRP vessel, take appropriate

measures to prevent electrolytic

corrosion.

Electrolytic corrosion can damage the

hull.

Be sure that the power supply is

compatible with the voltage rating of

the equipment.

Connection of an incorrect power supply

can cause fire or equipment damage. The

voltage rating of the equipment appears

on the label above the power connector.

CAUTION

Observe the following compass safe

distances:

Ground the equipment to

prevent electrical shock and

mutual interference.

Display unit

for CSH-23

Display unit

for CSH-24

Standard Steering

0.9 m 0.68 m

1.70 m 1.30 m

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Processor

unit 1.70 m 1.05 m

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ............................................................................ 1

2. EQUIPMENT LISTS .......................................................................................... 2

3. MOUNTING THE EQUIPMENT

3.1 Mounting the Hull Unit and Receiver Unit ........................................................................3

3.2 Mounting the Display Unit/Sub-display Unit .....................................................................9

3.3 Mounting the Transmitter Unit........................................................................................10

3.4 Mounting the Interface Unit............................................................................................10

3.5 Mounting the FNZ Joint Box ..........................................................................................10

3.6 Grounding the Equipment ............................................................................................11

4. WIRING

4.1 Cable Configuration.......................................................................................................12

4.2 How to Use the Crimping Tool, Pin Extractor.................................................................13

4.3 Location of Connectors ................................................................................................14

4.4 Fabricating Cables, Assembling Connectors .................................................................15

4.5 Connection of Transducer Cables..................................................................................23

4.6 Connection of Interface Unit CS-120A .........................................................................24

4.7 Connection of Sub-display Unit CSH-236/236F (Option) ...............................................29

4.8 Synchronizing Transmission with Other Sonars, Echo Sounders...................................30

4.9 Interlocking Operation with Other Sonar ........................................................................32

5. CHANGING POWER SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................... 34

6. ADJUSTMENT AND CHECK

6.1 Hull Unit Check..............................................................................................................35

6.2 Heading Adjustment ......................................................................................................36

6.3 DIP Switch Setting in the Display Unit ...........................................................................37

6.4 Setting and Adjustment of the Interface Unit CS-120A...................................................38

7. PROCESSOR UNIT CSH-235/235F ............................................................... 42

SPARE PARTS/INSTALLATION MATERIALS/ACCESSORIES .................... A-1

OUTLINE DRAWINGS...................................................................................... D-1

INTERCONNECTON DIAGRAMS .....................................................................S-1

1. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

STANDARD OPTION

REMOTE CONTROL BOX

CSH-116

DISPLAY UNIT

CSH-230 (CSH-23) MONITOR (MU-151C)*

COMMERCIAL MONITOR*

SUB DISPLAY*

CSH-236

STEP-DOWN

TRANSFORMER

PT-400

VI-1100A

INTERFACE UNIT

FNZ JOINT BOX

CS-170

100 VAC

110/115/220/230 VAC

SPEED LOG

NAVIGATOR

CURRENT INDICATOR

COLOR VIDEO SOUNDER

AD CONVERTER

ECHO SOUNDER, COLOR

VIDEO SOUNDER

NET SONDE

100 VAC

PROCESSOR UNIT*

CSH-235

CSH-235F

CSH-230F (CSH-23F)

*: CSH-23/23F only

CSH-2400 (CSH-24)

CSH-2400F (CSH-24F)

INTERFACE UNIT

CS-120A

TRANSMITTER UNIT

CSH-310 (CSH-23/24)

CSH-310FII (CSH-23F/24F)

RECEIVER UNIT

CSH-220A (CSH-23/24)

CSH- 220FII (CSH-23F/24F)

HULL UNIT

CSH-21080 (800 mm stroke)**

CSH-21120 (1200 mm stroke)

CSH-21160 (1600 mm stroke)

POWER SUPPLY UNIT

CSH-380B (CSH-23/24)

CSH-380S (CSH-23F/24F)

100/110/220 VAC

**: CSH-23/24 only.

Figure 1-1 System configuration

2. EQUIPMENT LISTS

Standard Supply

Name Type Qty Remarks

CSH-230 CSH-23

CSH-230F CSH-23F

CSH-2400 CSH-24

Display Unit

CSH-2400F CSH-24F

CSH-235 CSH-23 Blackbox typeProcessor Unit

CSH-235F

CSH-23F Blackbox type

CSH-310 CSH-23/24Transmitter Unit

CSH-310FII

CSH-23F/24F

CSH-220A CSH-23/24Receiver Unit

CSH-220FII

CSH-23F/24F

CSH-21080 stroke 800mm *

CSH-21120 stroke 1200mm

Hull Unit

CSH-21160

stroke 1600mm

CSH-380B CSH-23/24Power Supply Unit

CSH-380S

CSH-23F/24F

Remote Control Box CSH-116 1

Interface Unit CS-120A 1

CP10-02710CP10-02700

6 pair cable

CSH-23/23F

CP10-06410CP10-06400

6 pair cable

CSH-23/23F

Blackbox type

CP10-03410

Installation Materials

CP10-03400

1 set

6 pair cable

CSH-24/24F

FP10-01801

FP10-01201

FP10-01203

FP10-02400

Nylon cover

RAM card

CSH-23/23F

FP10-01203FP10-03000

RAM card

CSH-23/23F

Blackbox type

FP10-01901

FP10-01201

FP10-01203

Accessories

FP10-01900

1 set

Nylon cover

Hood

RAM card

CSH-24/24F

SP10-01700 CSH-23/24

SP10-03300 CSH-23 Blackbox type

SP10-01800 CSH-23F/24F

Spare Parts

SP10-03400

1 set

CSH-23F Blackbox type

*:CSH-23/24 only

Optional Equipment

Name Type

Mass

(kg) Code No. Remarks

FNZ Joint Box CS-170 2 -

Set-down

Transformer

PT-400 22 -

E/S Interface

Unit

VI-1100A 2 -

CSH-236 33 -Sub-Display

Unit CSH-236F 33 -

CSH-23/23F only

Hood FP10-01801 006-027-830 For CSH-23/23F

Hood FP10-01901 000-690-855 For CSH-24/24F

Filter OP10-11 006-997-710 For CSH-23/23F

Filter FP10-02000 000-690-856 For CSH-24/24F

CSH-1600 000-068-165 For CSH-23/23FExtension

Cable Set (with

inst. materials)

CSH-1300 000-069-996 For CSH-24/24F

37C Cable 10S1258 000-101-006

7C Cable 10S1259 000-101-007

16P Cable 10S1260 000-101-008

Specify length

Handle

Assembly

OP10-3 006-949-950

Mounting

Fixture

OP10-9 006-990-040

Automatic

Raise

Modification Kit

CSH-1500 000-068-927

ROM Option Kit

OP10-15 006-998-620

ROM Option Kit

OP10-18 006-998-650

CSH-21081-1 - Stroke 800mm, 24

kHz

CSH-21081-2 - Stroke 800mm, 28

kHz

CSH-21121-1 - Stroke 1200mm,

24 kHz

CSH-21121-2 - Stroke 1200mm,

28 kHz

CSH-21161-1 - Stroke 1600mm,

24 kHz

Hull Unit

CSH-21161-2 - Stroke 1600mm,

28 kHz

Anti-slamming

type

Ant slamming

Kit

OP10-21 -

3. MOUNTING THE EQUIPMENT

3.1 Mounting the Hull Unit and Receiver Unit

Location of hull unit

Decide the location of the hull unit through consultation with the dockyard and shipowner.

When deciding the location, the following points should be taken into account.

• Select an area where propeller noise, cruising noise, air bubbles and interference from turbu-

lence are at a minimum. Generally, the point at 1/3 to 1/2 of the ship’s length from the bow

on or near the keel is optimum. On-the-keel installation is advantageous for minimizing oil

consumption in comparison with off-the-keel. If the hull unit can not be installed on the keel,

the center of the retraction tank should be within 600 mm of the keel to prevent a rolling

effect.

Figure 3-1 Hull unit mounting location

• Select a place where the hull bottom is flat and the draft is sufficiently deep. Normally, the

transducer should protrude at least 500 mm beyond the keel to minimize the effect of air

foam and bubbles.

• Select a place where interference from other equipment is minimal. The hull unit should be

at least 2.5 m away from the transducers of other equipment.

• No obstacle should be in the fore direction since it causes a shadow zone and aerated water,

resulting in poor sonar performance.

• The space shown in the figure on the next page is required around the hull unit for wiring and

maintenance.

• If the ambient temperature of the unit is below 0°C, provide the sonar compartment with a

heater to keep the temperature above 0°C.

Figure 3-2 Maintenance space, example sonar compartment

Shortening the retraction tank

The retraction tank is 1300 mm in length when supplied. Shorten the tank as necessary so that

the transducer is placed well below the keel when it is lowered. The following table provides

guidelines for shortening the tank. Refer also to the retraction tank installation drawing at the

back of this manual.

Installation

Method

XDCR Travel

800 mm Remove 297

thru 382 mm

from the

Same as left Remove 297

thru 382 mm

from the bottom.

Note that the length

"D" must be less

Same as left

1200 mm Remove 97

thru 382 mm

from the

Same as left Same as left

D D

1600 mm Remove within

282 mm from

the bottom.

bottom.

than 1003 mm.

Remove 97

thru 382 mm

from the bottom.

Note that the length

"D" must be less

than 1203 mm.

Remove within

282 mm from

the bottom.

Note that the length

"D" must be less

than 1703 mm.

Same as left

Figure 3-3 Guidelines for shortening the retraction tank

Note 1: In the 800 mm type hull unit, more than 297 mm must be removed from the bottom so

that the transducer fully protrudes from the tank. If more than 382 mm is removed, the trans-

ducer cannot be retracted into the tank.

Note 2: In the 1200 mm type hull unit, the transducer will not fully protrude unless 97 mm is

removed from the bottom, and cannot be fully retracted if more than 382 mm is removed.

Note 3: In the 1600 mm type hull unit, the transducer cannot be fully retracted if more than 282

mm is removed.

Note4:When 382 mm (282 mm for 1600 mm type) is removed and “D” is minimum, the effect

of air foam is minimized because the transducer fully protrudes in water.

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