Koden KDS-5000BB Operation Manual

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KDS-5000BB Operation Manual

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No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, translated in any form by any means without the written permission of Koden Electronics Co., Ltd. The technical descriptions contained in this publication are subject to change without notice. Koden assumes no responsibility for any errors, incidentals or consequential damages caused by misinterpretation of the descriptions contained in this publication.

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Important Notice KDS-5000BB

Important Notice

• For copy and transcription of this Operation Manual (hereinafter referred to as this manual), permission from Koden is needed. Koden prohibits the un-authorized copy and transcription of this manual.

• If this manual is lost or damaged, consult a dealer of Koden or Koden.

• The specification of the products and the contents in this manual are subject to change without notice.

• The contents displayed on the menu of product may be different from the expression of this manual. The fonts and shapes of the keys and menus in the illustration may differ from the actual ones, and some parts may be omitted.

• Koden is not liable for damages and troubles arisen from misunderstanding of the contents in this manual.

• Koden is not liable for any damages caused by earthquake, lightning, wind and flood damage and fire for which Koden is not responsible, and actions by third parties, other accidents , customer’s unintended error/abuse and the use under other abnormal conditions.

• Koden is not liable for damages of accompaniment (change/loss of memorized content, loss of business profit, stop of business) arisen from use or failure of our products.

• If the stored data are changed or lost, irrespective of causes of troubles and damages,

Koden is not liable for them.

• Koden is not liable for any damages arisen from malfunction caused by combination of software and connected equipment in which Koden is not engaged.

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KDS-5000BB For Your Safe Operation

For Your Safe Operation

Symbol used in this Operation Manual

The following pictograms are used in this manual. The meaning of each symbols shall be well understood and the maintenance and inspection shall be carried out.

Symbol Meaning

Warning

Mark for warning

This mark denotes that there is a risk of death or serious injury when dealt with incorrectly.

Mark for danger of high voltage

This mark denotes that there is a risk of death or serious injury due to electric shock when dealt with incorrectly.

Caution

Mark for caution

This mark denotes that there is a risk of slight injury or damages of devices when dealt with incorrectly.

Mark for prohibition

This mark denotes prohibition of specified conducts. Description of the prohibition is displayed near the mark.

Caution items on equipment

Warning

Warning

Be careful of high voltage inside

High voltage, which may risk your life, is used. This high voltage may remain in the circuit even after the power is switched off. To prevent contact with the high voltage circuits accidentally, a protective cover or the label with this mark is provided on the high voltage circuit. When the inside is to be checked, ensure to switch off the power and to discharge the residual voltage for safety. An engineer authorized by Koden shall carry out the inspection and maintenance works.

Power off in the boat

An accidental power-on during works may result in worker’s electrification. To prevent such accident in advance, ensure that power in the boat and on the equipment are switched off. Furthermore, it is safer to hang a caution tag saying “Under work” near the power switch of equipment.

Be careful of dust

Inhaled dust may cause respiratory affection. At the time of cleaning the inside of equipment, be careful not to inhale dust. Wearing a safety mask is recommended.

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For Your Safe Operation KDS-500BB

Caution

Caution

Caution

Caution on location of installment

The equipment shall not be installed at locations which are excessively damp and suffers from water drops. Otherwise, dew condensation may occur inside the display screen, and corrosion may occur inside the unit box.

Measures against static electricity

Static electricity may be generated from the carpet on the floor in the cabin or clothes made of synthetic fiber, and it may destroy the electronic components on circuit boards. The circuit boards shall be handled with appropriate measures against static electricity.

Caution at installation of Transducer unit

Transducer unit shall be installed at locations where there is no effect by bubble and noise. Bubble and noise may seriously degrade the performance of this equipment.

Cautions on handling

Warning ing

No disassembly or modification of this equipment is allowed. It may lead to failure, firing, smoking or electric shock. In case of failure, please contact Koden’s dealers or Koden.

Warning

In case of smoking or firing, switch off the power in the boat and of this equipment. It may lead to firing, electric shock or damages.

Caution

Be careful of residual high voltage

High voltage may remain in capacitors for several minutes after switching off the power. Before inspection of the inside, please wait at least 5 minutes after switching off or discharge the residual electricity in an appropriate manner. Then, start the work.

The information displayed on this equipment is not intended to use for your navigation. For your navigation, be sure to see the specified materials.

Please use the specified fuses. If un-specified fuses are used, they may cause firing, smoking or damages.

Caution

Be sure to submerge the Transducer unit in water before transmission.

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CONTENTS

SONAR OPERATION

Chapter 1 Introduction

………………..….….…………… 2

Before Use

……………….…………… 3

For Your Safety …………...…………. 5

Components ……………….…………. 7

Chapter 2 Installation ……………………………………..

10

Chapter 3 Basic Operation

………………….…………… 34

Chapter 4 Function Settings …………………………… 44

Factory Settings …………..…………….

46

Menu

………………………………….. 48

Function Settings

………...…………… 51

Chapter 5 Description of Knobs and Keys

……………....… 83

Knobs

…………………….…………… 84

Keys ……………………………….…… 87

Chapter 6 Option

…………………………………..………

95

Option List …………………………… 96

Input/Output Terminals ……….……… 98

Input/Output Terminals

(PROCESSOR UNIT) ……………… 99

Remote Controller ……………….…… 100

Additions ……………………………………………………… 101

Disposal ……………………………..… 101

Specifications

………………….……… 102

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CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the KDS-5000BB digital sonar.

We are confident you will enjoy using your unit for many years to come.

This manual provides complete information on safely operating the

KDS-5000BB

.

Please carefully read and follow the safety information so that the KDS-5000BB will perform to the utmost of its ability.

Before Use Symbols

Notice

Turning the Power On/Off

Key Operation

Preventive Measure for Interference in the area of ship congestion

For Your Safety Use Environment

Mounting Conditions

Power Supply

Handling

Components Supplied Components

6

6

7

4

5

5

3

3

4

4

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BEFORE USE

SYMBOLS





The following symbols are used in this manual.

Please read this manual carefully and take note of these symbols.

:

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

NOTE !

:

:

:

:

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor injury.

Indicates the contents for the user ’s reference.

NOTICE







This manual should be kept on hand to provide your quick reference whenever you need it.

Any use other than that mentioned in this manual is not guaranteed.

The contents of this manual and equipment specifications are subject to change without notice.

 No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced without written permission.

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BEFORE USE

TURNING the POWER ON/OFF

POWER ON

“Please wait!” appears on the screen. The Transducer unit is automatically lowered if “ TD

AUTO DOWN

– ON ” previously set.

In case “ TD AUTO DOWN – OFF ” is previously set, it is lowered only after pressing the

Lower key ( ↓ ).

POWER OFF

The power is turned off after

“Please wait!” appears on the screen.

The Transducer unit is automatically raised.

KEY OPERATION

A beep sounds when operating key correctly.

Three short beeps sound when operating wrongly or not accepting the operation.

PREVENTIVE MEASURE for INTERFERENCE in the AREA of

SHIP CONGESTION

When the fishing ground is crowded with many fishing boats, the sonar is subject to interference from ultrasonic equipment (echo sounder or sonar) on other boards as well as those on own ship.

As preventive measure for interference the change of the used frequency or the reduction of the transmitting sound pressure level should be taken from the broadband sonar, the dual frequency sonar and the single frequency sonar accordingly.

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FOR YOUR SAFETY

USE ENVIRONMENT

WARNING

CAUTION

Keep the unit away from the flammable gas.

Otherwise it causes a fire.

Follow the below proposed conditions for the installation.

Otherwise it causes a fire or an electrical shock.

Away as much as possible from areas where the unit is likely to be exposed to direct water spray and free as much as possible from shocks and engine vibration.

Away as much as possible from areas of high temperatures or areas where the unit is likely to be exposed to direct sunlight.

MOUNTING CONDITIONS

WARNING

CAUTION

Do not install the KDS-5000BB on unstable or uneven surfaces.

Installing the unit tentatively may result in dropping, toppling over or injury.

Follow the below conditions for wirings.

Otherwise it causes heat, a fire or injury.

Run the cables not to touch the rotary obstacles or disturb the operation.

Do not use the cables bent, twisted or stretched by force.

Do not put heavy objects on the cables.

Always turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting the unit.

Pulling the cables may damage the cables themselves and result in fire or electrical shock.

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FOR YOUR SAFETY

POWER SUPPLY

WARNING

CAUTION

Use the proper voltage. Otherwise it will result in fire or electrical shock.

Turn on/off the power by ON/OFF keys on the Operation unit.

Turning on/off the power by the switchboard may damage the unit.

Turn off the power when starting the ship engine.

Otherwise it may damage the unit.

HANDLING

DANGER

WARNING

Do not operate the unit while steering.

Otherwise it will cause wrecks.

Do not open the case cover.

There is a risk of electrical shock if you touch the high voltage conductors.

Only qualified personnel should work inside the unit.

Care for sufficient reinforcement and being watertight should be taken when installing the Hull unit.

Otherwise it will cause wrecks.

Use the proper fuse when changed.

Otherwise it could result in serious trouble or fire.

Use the specified power supply cables.

Otherwise it could result in serious trouble or fire.

The Hull unit Gears and Flange Unit need a regular lubrication with grease.

Confirm the voltage between the Flang and the minus terminal of the ship ’s battery does not exceed 0.65 volts after the installation completed.

Use the larger diameter cable if the voltage exceeds 0.65 volts.

Otherwise the damage to the Transducer unit due to the electrolytic corrosion may results.

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SUPPLIED COMPONENTS

PROCESSOR UNIT (DPU-510)

Name of item Processor unit DC power cable

COMPONENTS

Communication cable

2m

Type

Q ’TY

DPU-510

1

31524D-1

1

Name of item Operation manual Audio system plug

5m

36213D

1

Fuse

4A

Tapping screw

Type

Q ’TY

KDS-5000BB.OM.E MP-105LC-RoHS FGBO-A-125V-4A

1 1 3

OPERATION UNIT (DOU-520)

Name of item Operation unit

M6x20

4

Mounting bracket Tapping screw

Type

Q ’TY

BOLT KG-B2

2 PCS

DOU-520

1

37376C

1

M4x12

4

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COMPONENTS

HULL UNIT (DHU-530)

Name of item Hull unit Shaft guides Gum packing for flange

Crank handle Damper

Type

Q ’TY

Name of item

DHU-5301

1

TD shaft

ESR-1510

3

ESR-1512

1

Fixing collar

Type

Q ’TY

Name of item

ESR-1504 (1411mm)

ESR-160 32679C-2 (1681mm)

ESR-160 32679C-3 (1981mm)

1

Cap bolt Grease

32681D

2

Anp base

OB-63

1

Shift cap

34378D

1 set

Binding band

34924D

1

Bolt set

×８

×８

×８

×８

SUS-M16x65-

Assy

1 set

HEX. ROD wrench

1.5mm

2.5mm

3mm

-

1 each

Type

Q ’TY

SUS-M4x10

4

Name of item Transducer unit

G-100

1

Bath cork

ANP-1

2

HEX. ROD wrench

3mm

5mm

AB-100-1000

2

-

1

-

1 each

Type

Q ’TY

ESR-1603

1

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JUNCTION BOX (DJB-540)

Name of item Junction box Fuse

Type

Q ’TY

DJB-540

1

FGBO-A-125V-4A

FGBO-A-125V-8A

3 each

Tapping screw

For

DJB-540

SUS-M5x20

1

COMPONENTS

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CHAPTER 2

INSTALLATION

This Chapter explains the installation of KDS-5000BB.

Installation Installation Position of Hull Unit

Dimensions Processor unit (DPU-510)

Dimensions Operation unit (DOU-520)

Dimensions Junction box (DJB-540)

Dimensions Hull unit (DHU-530)

TD tank

Assembling and Mounting of Hull unit (DHU-530)

Mounting Junction Box (DJB-540)

Mounting Processor unit/ Operation unit

Processor unit (Rear Side)

Wiring Junction Box (DJB-540)

Hull unit (DHU-530)

Wiring Warnings

Wiring between Processor unit and Hull unit

Wiring Junction Box (DJB-540)

16

20

27

28

29

30

30

31

32

33

11

12

13

14

15

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INSTALLATION

Fully discussion and agreement are required with the ship owner and dock yard in deciding the location for the Hull unit. Give careful considerations to the installations.

INSTALLATION POSITION of HULL UNIT

Select an area where noise, interference and bubbles are minimal.

The point at 1/3 to 1/2 of the ship

’s length from the bow or near the keel is the best.

If the Hull unit cannot be installed on the keel, the center of the retraction TD tank should be within 1 meter of the keel.

Hull Unit

TD tank 1/3

CAUTION

1/2

1 m 1 m

Be sure there are no obstacles to interfere the ultrasonic beam when the Transducer unit is lowered.

Provide sufficient clearance around the TD tank for maintenance and inspection work.

The Bow mark （ △ ） on the Flange should be installed facing the bow. However, if this hinders maintenance or inspection, and there is no solution, direct the mark to the opposite (180°) direction, toward the stern.

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INSTALLATION

DIMENSIONS: PROCESSOR UNIT (DPU-510)

DIMENSIONS: OPERATION UNIT (DOU-520)

Unit: mm (inch)

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DIMENSIONS: OPERATION UNIT (DOU-520)

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INSTALLATION

Unit: mm (inch)

INSTALLATION

DIMENSIONS: JUNCTION BOX (DJB-540)

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Unit: mm (inch)

DIMENSIONS: HULL UNIT (DHU-530)

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INSTALLATION

Unit: mm (inch)

INSTALLATION

TD TANK

1. MAINTENANCE SPACE

When installing the TD tank, pay full attention to the safety (strength, water-tightness, etc.).

At the same time, secure a space for maintenance and inspections.

- Since the Hull unit is not a waterproof structure, keep it away from water drops and splashes.

When mounting the TD shaft to the Transducer unit, be sure not to damage the TD shaft thread or twist the Transducer unit cable

TD TANK LENGTH (Lt) +181mm

The drawing shows the optional mounting method, the Junction

Box is mounted on the Hull unit.

Draft at the full load

TD shaft

Flange should be positioned over the draft at full load .

TD tank

Keel

Lt + 535

Lt

TD tank length

（ min ： 670 ）

If the working space (LT+535) is not available, provide a hole of a size of at least 300x300mm in the ceiling.

In case the Junction Box is mounted on the Hull unit, it might be required to be separated from the Hull unit or provide a hole of a size of at least 300x300mm in the ceiling if there is no sufficient work space.

Do not protrude TD tank from beneath the keel.

Unit: mm

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INSTALLATION

2. TD TANK INSTALLATION CONDITIONS

Satisfy the following installation conditions.

Installation point should be 1/3 to 1/2 of the ship ’s overall length back from the bow.

If it cannot be installed on the keel, the center of the TD tank should be within 1 meter of the keel.

22.5° 22.5° -There should be no obstacles right below the flange to avoid hindering bolt clamping.

FLANGE HOLE ANGLE

-Do not protrude the TD tank from

Space under Flange beneath the keel.

VIBRATION SUPPORT

-Flange should be positioned in parallel with the ship ’s draft and over the draft at

ＦＲＰ full load.

-Apply FRP sufficiently to all the necessary

KEEL

MAX 1MT

KEEL sections to prevent water leakage.

Not to protrude lower than Keel.

-Make the surrounding of TD tank in a streamline shape and provide a fairing plate to suppress water resistance and generation of air bubbles to the minimum.

-Attach a fin if necessary.

STREAMLINING

BOARD

STREAMLINING

BOARD

Make sure the fin does not hinder bolt clamping for Flange.

DANGER

Fully discuss about the strength and water tightness with the ship owner, the engineer in the shipyard, and the installer before determining on the position, the method of installation, and necessary materials. Otherwise it causes maritime accidents.

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INSTALLATION

3. TD TANK INSTALLATION EXAMPLES

HULL

KEEL

TD TANK HOLE

TD TANK

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- Select a location of TD tank.

Refer to page 11

-Make a hole of TD tank diameter in the bottom of ship.

Install the TD tank.

Flange should be positioned in parallel with the ship ’s draft in sailing.

＜ To be continued ＞

FAIRING PLATE

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INSTALLATION

-Make the surrounding of the

TD tank projecting out from the bottom in a stream line shape and provice a fairing plate to suppress water resistance and generation of air bubbles to the minimum.

-Apply FRP sufficiently to all the necessary parts to prevent leakage of water.

INSTALLATION

ASSEMBLING and MOUNTING of Hull unit (DHU-530)

1. TD SHAFT

Calculate necessary length of TD shaft (Standard length of 1681mm) from the length of TD tank (Lt) and cut off the unnecessary portion.

TD SHAFT LENGTH = TD TANK LENGTH (Lt) + 181mm

2. TD SHAFT ADJUSTMENT

1) Cut the TD shaft to the required length,

TD tank length (Lt) + 181mm.

Deburr and taper the edge 90°

2) Deburr the cut piece and taper the edge

(1mm).

(1mm).

M4 Thread

5 mm

3) Bore 4 holes in the TD shaft as follows,

every 90 degrees

5mm from the cut end of the pipe

hole size of φ 3.4

set a tapping screw (M4) on the hole each

In case of sufficient space above the TD shaft it can be used without cutting.

Yt

Yt

Lt+160

MARK

Mark to the point of Lt+160.

The upper end of Joint Arm should be united with the Mark and tighten them. them.

Mark and tighten it.

Lt+Yt+460

When the space above the TD shaft is equal to this, the TD shaft may be used without being cut.

Lt: (min.670)

Unit: mm

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INSTALLATION

3. ASSEMBLING of the TD shaft and the Transducer unit

1) Screw TD shaft into the Transducer unit.

Make sure not to damge the TD shaft or twist the Transducer unit Cable.

Totally wipe dirts and grease from the threaded parts of the Transducer unit and TD shaft.

Apply adhesive, waterproof sealer (Bathcork; supplied) to the threaded parts of the TD shaft.

Coat the attached cap bolts with adhesive to prevent an electric corrosion after clamping the

TD shaft securely with cap bolts.

Put a Bow Mark with a felt pen at the top end of the TD shaft as shown in the drawing.

BOW MARK

Mark using and oil-ink felt pen

CAUTION

Pay attention to the following when mounting the

TD shaft into the Transducer unit or demounting the TD shaft from the Transducer unit.

Make sure of the metal parts of Transducer unit fixed and turn the TD shaft side when demounting it from the Transducer unit. Otherwise the

Transducer unit or the Transducer unit Cable gets damaged.

CAUTION

Do not apply any sealants inside the TD shaft.

Otherwise the Transducer unit Cable is adhered and gets damaged when demounting it.

Transducer unit

(4 points)

Apply some adhesive to coat 4 cap bolts.

＜ To be continued ＞

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INSTALLATION

2) Mount Shaft Guides

Instert the 3 shaft guides as shown in the drawing.

Insert Fixing Collar and fix it with the Cap Bolts (2 pcs).

CAP BOLT M4X10

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FIXING COLLAR

SHAFT GUIDES

＜ To be continued ＞

INSTALLATION

3) Mount the Transducer unit on the Hull unit

-Apply Grease inside the nuts and the Flange.

-Unscrew the nuts. Pass the TD shaft through the Flange assembly.

Pass the Damper through and align the bow mark on the Transducer unit with the mark on the

Flange assembly. Fix the Joint Arm to the TD shaft.

-Take care the position of the Transducer unit bottom is 48mm up from the TD tank bottom.

-Pass the Fixing Collar into the TD shaft and fasten it with the cap bolts (2 pcs).

21m m

Damper

Fixing Collar

Joint Arm

Refer to the next page to know how to tighten the nuts.

次ページをお読みください。

Flange assembly is shipped with the nuts screwed.

Apply Grease to the TD shaft and the contact surface with the TD shaft.

Align the bow mark when fixing the TD shaft in the Joint Arm.

＜ To be continued ＞

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INSTALLATION

4 ) Mount the shaft cap at the end of TD shaft

Insert the shaft cap into the TD shaft.

Screw it with the cap bolts, M4x25 (4 pcs).

Screw the cap bolts, M4x10 (4 pcs) to prevent slip-out of the shaft cap.

Ensure the bolt position each.

Cap Bolt

M4 x 25

Shaft cap

Cap Bolt

M4 x 10

5 ) How to tighten the nuts

Lift up the Lock Nut as shown in the drawing. Place the Waterproof Nut on the Flange opening and tighten it firmly by hand and then make a 180-degree turn with a screwdriver.

Take care not to over a 180-degree. This Lock Nut is to protect loosening the Waterproof Nut.

Screw the Lock Nut tightly with a screwdriver and a hammer.

WATER PROOF NUT

１８０゜

LOCK NUT

After tightening the Water

Proof Nut by hand, use a

Screw Driver to clamp it further by 180 ° .

＜ To be continued ＞

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INSTALLATION

6 ) Assemble Hull unit with TD tank

Insert Gum Packing between Hull unit and TD tank.

Use 8 Hex.Bolts (M16x65) to fit Hull unit in TD tank.

Check the performance of hoisting/lowering of the Transducer unit several times while tentatively clamping with Hex.Bolts and fasten them after the performance is confirmed.

CAUTION

Apply Grease regularly to the parts of Gear of Hull unit and Flange

Opening.

Nut (M16)

Spring Washer (

φ16)

Flat Washer

(16 x 32 x 2)

Hex.Bolt

(M16 x 65)

TD tank

Fix the Transducer unit cable with a

Nylon Clip.

CAUTION

The sufficient space should be kept not to disturb the raise/lower of the the transducer unit.

Gum Packing for Flange

CAUTION

Do not apply Adhesive, etc. on the

Gum Packing for Flange.

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INSTALLATION

4. HOW TO ADJUST HOISTING and LOWERING STROKE

The stroke of hoisting/lowering of the Transducer unit can be adjusted from the minimum,

180mm to the maximum, 380mm by adjusting the switch shown in the drawing.

Find the proper lowering position of the Transducer unit with this Switch.

Loosen the screws and adjust the position.

Moved up and down

Adjustable range (200mm)

Raised Position

380mm

Lowered Position (Max.)

5. MANUAL HOISTING/LOWERING OF TRANSDUCER UNIT

When the Transducer unit cannot be hoisted due to a trouble occurrence, it is possible to raise the Transducer unit with the Crank Handle manually after removing the Cap.

DANGER

Make sure the Hoist Switch is turned off when it is manually operated.

WARNING

Remove the Cap

Hoist Switch is on this side.

Crank Handle

Confirm the voltage between the Flang and the minus terminal of the ship exceed 0.65 volts after the installation completed.

’s battery does not

Use the larger diameter cable if the voltage exceeds 0.65 volts.

Otherwise the damage to the Transducer unit due to the electrolytic corrosion may results.

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INSTALLATION

MOUNTING of JUNCTION BOX (DJB-540)

The mounting location should be well ventilated and dry.

Avoid locations subject to watersplash or rain. Allow enough service clearance.

The Cable Junction side should be at the bottom side or the left side.

Cable Junction at the left

Truss Tapping Screw Cable Junction at the bottom

Components

Junction Box 1

Truss Tapping Screw

(M5x20)

4

Use the Junction Box (DJB-504) Mounting Kit to joint the Junction Box to the Hull unit if desired.

Option

OP-700: Junction Box Mounting Kit

Refer to page 96

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INSTALLATION

MOUNTING of PROCESSOR UNIT/ OPERATION UNIT

PROCESSOR UNIT

1) Fasten the Processor Unit to the mounting location with 4 Truss Tapping Screws.

Components

Processor Unit

Truss Tapping Screw

1

4

Truss Tapping Screw

OPERATION UNIT

1) Fasten the M. Bracket to the mounting location with 4 Truss Tapping Screws.

2) Fit the Operation unit to the M. Bracket with the Knob Bolts adjusting the comfortable viewing angle of the monitor. Fasten the both knob bolts.

Components

Operation unit

M. Bracket

1

1

WARNING

M. Bracket Truss Tapping Screw

The unit should be installed and fixed on a flat surface.

Otherwise it may cause the trouble.

Truss Tapping Screw

Knob Bolt

CAUTION

Vibration or shock in the mounting area should be minimal.

Locate the unit away from areas subject to water splash or rain.

Otherwise it may causes corrosive trouble .

Locate the unit away from areas subject to heat sources and direct sunlight.

4

2

Knob Bolt

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INSTALLATION

PROCESSOR UNIT (REAR SIDE)

USB Terminal for using USB

Speaker Terminal connects an optional speaker.

(4 Ω).

（別売）

Fuse Holder

Use the specified fuse as follows,

24V → 4A.

NAV-IN Terminal (5P) connects an external navigator or NMEA-0183 signal input.

Power Input Terminal connects the DC power supply for activating the

Display Unit.

Use the voltage in the range

21.6 to 31.2Volts.

Alarm Terminal (2P) relay contact for an external alarm

Earth Terminal

Sounder Connecting Terminal

(7P) connects an external Echo

Sounder.

Trigger Output Terminal (3P) outputs trigger signals synchronizing to an external echo sounder.

VGA Output Terminal (OPTION) connects an external monitor

Operation unit Connecting Terminal (10P) connects the Operation unit.

を接続します。

Remote Controller Terminal connects a remote controller

Trigger Input Terminal (8P) synchronizing to an external echo sounder.

VGA Output Terminal connects an external monitor

Input trigger signals

Power Output Terminal (3P) conncets an external monitor Suzuki specified. Output:12VDC

No.1: + No.2: shield No.3: -

NMEA Output Terminal (6P) outputs the data of depth and water temperature.

The Latitude/Longitude of the

Target is output when an external

Navigator connected.

Communication Terminal (10P) connects I/F cable from the

Junction Box

The following optional terminals are available.

・ OPTION

OPTION No. Description

ESR-1809-SET Remote Controller Set

OP-360

OP-190

XGA Connecting Cable

Trigger Output Connecting Cable

Connects this terminal when

Remote Controller used.

Connects this terminal when

External Monitor used.

Connects this terminal when

Trigger output to External Echo

Sounder.

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INSTALLATION

WIRING JUNCTION BOX (DJB-540)

Main Fuse

For Main Power Supply of Junction Box

Use the specified fuse as follows,

24V → 4A.

Power Supply Cable connects the DC power supply for activating the Hull unit.Use the voltage in the range

21.6 to 31.2Volts.

I/Fcable connects I/F cable to the Processor unit.

Limit Switch Cable connects the Limit Switch Cable from the Huii unit.

Transducer unit Cable connects the Transducer unit

Cable from the Transducer unit.

Earth Terminal

HULL UNIT (DHU-530)

Hoist Motor Cable connects the Hoist Motor Cable to the Junction Box.

Motor Fuse

For Hoist Motor

Use the specified fuse as follows,

24V → 8A.

Hoist Motor Cable connects the Hoist Motor Cable from the

Hull unit.

Limit Switch Cable connects the Limit Switch Cable to the Junction Box.

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INSTALLATION

WIRING WARNINGS

Connect the cables to the Hull unit, the Junction Box, the Processor unit or the Operation unit referring to the following instructions.

WARNING

- The DC Power Supply connected to the main unit each is as follows,

DPU-510 Processor unit : 21.6 to 31.2 volts

DJB-540 Junction Box : 21.6 to 31.2 volts

Connection of an incorrect power supply may cause fire, electrical shock or damage to the units.

- Use the specified power supply cable.

Otherwise fire or generation of heat may result.

- Confirm the voltage between the Flang and the minus terminal of the ship ’s battery does not exceed 0.65 volts after the installation completed.

Use the larger diameter cable if the voltage exceeds 0.65 volts.

Otherwise the damage to the Transducer unit due to the electrolytic corrosion may results.

-Turn off the power and hold the plug when connecting or disconnecting the cable.

Otherwise the cable gets damaged and causes electrical shock or fire.

- Do not bent or twist the cables and not to put the heavy obstacles on the cable.

Wiring positions should not disturb the sailing operation or interfere with walking.

It may cause fire, generation of heat or injury.

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INSTALLATION

WIRING between DPU-510 and DHU-530

OPERATION UNIT

BATTERY VOLTAGE: 24V

FUSE: 4A

COMMUNICATION CABLE 1

5m

POWER SUPPLY

CABLE 2m

24V

PROCESSOR UNIT

BATTERY

GND

INTERFACE

CABLE 15m

POWER SUPPLY

CABLE 5m

FUSE

BATTERY VOLTAGE

MAIN

GND

WHITE LINE ： PLUS TERMINAL

BLACK LINE ： MINUS TERMINAL

VGA OUTPUT

TERMINAL

（ POWER ）

24V

VV

HOIST MOTOR CABLE

5.3m

LIMIT SWITCH CABLE

5.5m

TRANSDUCER UNIT CABLE

7.7m

HOIST

SWITCH

The length of each cable includes a part (up to 60 cm) for drawing inside the main unit.

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INSTALLATION

WIRING JUNCTION BOX (DJB-540)

BATTERY

HOIST MOTOR CABLE connects J2 on the board.

LIMIT SWITCH CABLE connects 6P plug to J 7 on the board.

TRANSDUCER UNIT CABLE connects 3P plug to J 9 on the board. connects 5P plug to J 6 on the board. connects 10P plug to J 5 on the board.

GND

4 BINDING

SCREWS

(M4X8) 4pcs

J 2 connects the white line to

24V according to the voltage of the battery.

J 7

24V

BLACK

J 9

J 5

J 6

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CHAPTER 3

BASIC OPERATION

This Chapter explains the basic operation of KDS-5000BB.

Basic Operation Operation Panel

Display Description

Sample Display of Sonar Mode

Sonar Mode

Sample Display of Bottom-Scan Mode

Bottom-Scan Mode

Sample Display of Sounder Mode

Sounder Mode

35

36

37

38

40

41

42

43

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BASIC OPERATION

OPERATION PANEL

Sensor Lamp

Refer to page 87

Mark key

Refer to page 93

Cursor Shift Keys

( ▲ / ▼ / / )

Refer to page 90

Target Lock Key

Refer to page 92

Tilt Keys

Refer to page 89

Bearing Keys

Refer to page 88

Range Knob

Refer to page 84

Sector Knob

Refer to page 85

Mode Knob

Refer to page 84

Power ON/OFF Keys

Refer to page 87

Hoist Keys

Refer to page 87

Lower Keys

Refer to page 87

Cursor Selection Keys

(Ring Marker/Cross Cursor)

Refer to page 90

Color rejection Key

Refer to page 93

Operation Mode Keys

Refer to page 94

Far Gain Knob

Refer to page 86

Gain Knob

Refer to page 86

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BASIC OPERATION

DISPLAY DESCRIPTION

The drawing below shows the typical sonar mode display.

Various combination displays are available by selecting the Sub-Display menu and the change of the Mode Knobs.

Ｅ

Ｓ

Ｎ

Ｗ

RANGE

１６０ｍ

BEARING

０゜

SECTOR

３６０゜

TILT

－３０゜

ＩＲ－１

MARKER

８６．０ｍ

９９．３ｍ

４９．７ｍ

CURSOR

十 ４５゜

６５．２ｍ

７５．３ｍ

３７．７ｍ

POWER ２４．３Ｖ

WATER ２７．４゜Ｃ

SPEED １６．０ｋｔ

３４゜３３．４０’Ｎ

１３７゜０３．８４’Ｅ

SCREEN LEFT

SONAR MODE

OFF-CENTER MODE

BOTTOM-SCAN MODE

SOUNDER MODE

Use the MODE KNOB to select the display mode.

SCREEN RIGHT

MENU 1 & SELF CHECK

MENU 2 & SELF CHECK

INFORMATION

SUB-DISPLAYS

Use the MODE KNOB to select MENU 1 & 2.

INFORMATION/SUB-DISPLAYS can be set via

MENU 2 .

MENU 1 （ ）

Select the desired 8 ranges.

MENU 2 （ ）

Select the desired user settings.

SUB-DISPLAYS

Select the desired sub-display with MENU 2

In case “SUB-DISPLAY – NO SUB DISPLAY” selected the display mode in the left side can be displayed on the whole screen. Refer to page 58

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BASIC OPERATION

SAMPLE DISPLAY of SONAR MODE

Select MODE KNOB ( ) to display SONAR MODE or MODE KNOB ( ) to display

OFF-CENTER MODE.

#1

RANGE

#2

HORIZONTAL DISTANCE

SLANT DISTANCE

BEARING

SECTOR

INTERFERENCE

Ｒ １６０ｍ

Ｂ ０゜

Ｓ ３６０゜

ＩＲ－ＯＮ

８６．０ｍ

９９．３ｍ

４９．７ｍ

DEPTH

REJECTION

MARKER

ECHO

BEARING LINE

SHIP ’S POSITION

＋

CROSS CURSOR

SCALE

TILT ANGLE

TRANSDUCER UNIT

POSITION

Ｔ－３０゜

SEA BOTTOM

＋ ４５゜

６５．２ｍ

７５．３ｍ

３７．７ｍ

#3

CURSOR BEARING

HORIZONTAL DISTANCE

SLANT DISTANCE

DEPTH

SHIP

’S POSITION

POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE

WATER TEMP.

SPEED

SHIP ’S POSITION IN

LATITUDE/LONGITUDE

INFORMATION DISPLAY

SHIP

’S POSITION

RAINBOW PATTERN

R A N G E

１６０ｍ

B E A R I N G

０゜

S E C T O R

３６０゜

T I L T

－３０゜

ＩＲ－ＯＮ

M A R K E R

８６．０ｍ

９９．３ｍ

４９．７ｍ

C U R S O R

＋ ４５゜

６５．２ｍ

７５．３ｍ

３７．７ｍ

POWER

WATER

SPEED

２４.３V

２７.４゜C

１６.０kt

34 ゜33. 40'N

137 ゜03. 84'E

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When the Sub menus other than

INFORMATION selected,

They are displayed in the upper left of the

Sonar Display (#1). Tilt angle is displayed in the lower left.

“IR-ON” is not displayed when

INTERFERENCE REJECTION OFF selected.

They are displayed in the upper right of Sonar

Display (#2).

They are displayed in the lower right of Sonar

Display (#3).

They are display in the lower right corner of

Sub-Display.

An External Navigator is required to display the ship ’s position and the speed.

BASIC OPERATION

SONAR MODE

Rotating the transducer in the Transducer unit protruded from the ship ’s bottom, the ultra sound beams are sent out and detects the targets in accordance with the selected speed and the range (distance).

The reflected sound appears on the PPI depending on the transducer

’s sweep.

Adjusting the Tilt and Bearing the sonar beam can be trained from the surface to the bottom.

SECTOR ANGLE: 360゜

SWEEP DIRECTION: RIGHT

ULTRA SONIC BEAM

１

２

３

４

５

SECTOR ANGLE: 165゜

The transducer emits the ultra sound beams rotating the Transducer unit.

Changing the sector angle makes it possible to detect in various ranges.

Refer to page 85

１ ２ ３

４

５

６

７

８

The reflected echoes are displayed accordingly after emitting the ultra sound beam from 1 to 8 shown in the drawing left.

５ﾟ

SECTOR ANGLE

１０ﾟ

The transducer rotates with the selected step angle.

The reflected echoes are displayed as the image every step accordingly.

The step angle can be selected in MENU 2 – “STEP (SONAR)” . Refer to page 63

A narrow step gives a more detailed image on the screen, however more sweep time is requested than a wide step

<to be continued>

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BASIC OPERATION

The Tilt angle can be set in increments of 1° from 0° to 5° to 0° to -90°.

All directions from extremely shallow waters to deep areas can be searched.

Adjust the tilt angle considering the conditions such as ship ’s speed and water depth.

Tilt angle setting range

５゜

０゜

The below drawing illustrates the fish school is displayed on the screen when the ship reaches the point A, but it is not displayed at the point B even if the same tilt angles are set.

Select an appropriate tilt angle in order to display the fish school at the point B.

Ａ

SEA BOTTOM

Ｂ

The setting of the tilt angle is available in the Sonar Mode, Bottom-Scan Mode or Sounder

Mode. Refer to page 89

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BASIC OPERATION

SAMPLE DISPLAY of BOTTOM-SCAN MODE

Select MODE KNOB ( ) to display the BOTTOM-SCAN MODE.

SHIP

’S POSITION

TILT ANGLE

Ｔ－９０゜ Ｂ２７０゜

０

#1

３２

#2

SCALE ( RANGE )

６４

CROSS CURSOR

RANGE

MARKER

１００

SEA BOTTOM ECHO

１２８

SCALE

(SECTOR)

６４ ３２

０

３２

TRANSDUCER UNIT Ｓ ９５゜

＋

－７０゜ ７５．１ｍ

６４

POSITION

１３８ ｍ

ＩＲ－ＯＮ ２５．７ｍ ７０．６ｍ

１６０

DEPTH #3 #4

The above values of #1, #2, #3 and #4 are not displayed when the Sub-Display menu,

INFORMATION is active.

INFORMATION DISPLAY When the Sub menus other than

SPEED

RANGE

１６０ｍ

WATER ２７．４゜Ｃ

INFORMATION selected,

They are displayed in the Bottom Scan

BEARING

２７０゜

WATER TEMP.

SECTOR

９５゜

“IR-ON” is not displayed when

RAINBOW PATTERN

TILT

－９０゜

INTERFERENCE REJECTION OFF selected.

ＩＲ－O N

－－－－ｍ

CURSOR

十 －７０゜

POWER SUPPLY

VOLTAGE

２５．７ｍ

７５．１ｍ

７０．６ｍ

MARKER

－－－－ｍ

－－－－ｍ

They are displayed as the data of the range marker in the Bottom-Scan Mode.

They are displayed in the Bottom-Scan

Mode (#4).

POWER ２４．3 V

Mode Display (#1, #2 and #3).

They are displayed in the lower right corner

SHIP

’S POSITION IN SPEED １６．０ｋｔ of Sub-Display when an external navigator

LATITUDE AND

３４゜３３．４０’Ｎ

１３７゜０３．８４’Ｅ connected.

LONGITUDE

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BASIC OPERATION

BOTTOM-SCAN MODE

Shaking the transducer in the Transducer unit protruded from the ship ’s bottom right and left alternately, it sends out the ultra sound beams and displays the images of the middle layer and the sea-bottom contour.

The transducer emits the ultra sound beams sweeping the transducer right and left.

The reflected echoes are displayed accordingly after emitting the ultra sound beam.

SECTOR ANGLE: 95 ° SECTOR ANGLE: 45 °

Changing the sector angle makes it possible to detect both the narrow and the wide ranges.

Refer to page 85

Changing the tilt angle makes it possible to detect the area of the selected sector angle centering the tilt angle.

Refer to page 89

３゜ ５゜

The transducer moves with the selected step angle.

The reflected echoes are displayed as the image every step accordingly.

The step angle can be selected in

MENU 2 – “STEP (BOTTOM-SCAN) ”.

Refer to page 63

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BASIC OPERATION

SAMPLE DISPLAY of SOUNDER MODE

Select MODE KNOB ( ) to display the SOUNDER MODE.

TILT ANGLE WATER TEMPERATURE #6

#1 TIME MARKER

Ｔ－６０

゜

Ｂ ０

゜

24.7 ° C

０

#2

SEA SURFACE

SCALE

６４

BEARING ECHO (RANGE)

INDICATOR

９６

１００

SEA BOTTOM

１２８

RAINBOW PATTERN RANGE

MARKER

１６０

１０５ ｍ ＩＲ－ＯＮ ５０．２ｍ

１００ｍ

８６．９ｍ

24.3 V １６．０ｋｔ ３４゜３３．４０’Ｎ

１３７゜０３．８４’Ｅ

２４．７゜Ｃ

TRANSDUCER UNIT

POSITION

DEPTH

#3

#4

MARKER

#5

SHIP ’S POSITION

INTERFERENCE

HORIZONTAL

LATITUDE AND

DISTANCE

REJECTION

LONGITUDE

SLANT

SPEED

DISTANCE

POWER SUPPLY

DEPTH

VOLTAGE

The above values of #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 and #6 are not displayed when the Sub-Display,

INFORMATION display is active. The depth display is available only when the tilt angle

–90 ° set.

INFORMATION DISPLAY

When the Sub menus other than

INFORMATION selected,

RANGE

１６０ｍ

BEARING

０゜

SECTOR

－－－ ゜

TILT

－６０゜

ＩＲ－O N

They are displayed in the Sounder Mode

Display (#1, #2 and #3).

“IR-ON” is not displayed when

INTERFERENCE REJECTION OFF selected.

They are displayed as the data of the range

POWER SUPPLY

VOLTAGE

MARKER

１００ｍ

５０．２ｍ

８６．９ｍ marker in the Sounder Mode Display (#4).

WATER TEMP.

SPEED

SHIP

’S POSITION IN

CURSOR

十 －－－゜

－－－－ｍ

－－－－ｍ

－－－－ｍ

They are not displayed in the Sounder

Mode Display.

LATITUDE AND

LONGITUDE

POWER ２４．3 V

WATER ２７．４゜Ｃ

SPEED １６．０ｋｔ

They are displayed in the lower right corner of

Sub-Display (#5). The latitude/longitude and

３４゜３３．４０’Ｎ

１３７゜０３．８４’Ｅ the speed of the ship are displayed only when an external navigator connected.

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BASIC OPERATION

SOUNDER MODE

The transducer in the Transducer unit protruded from the ship ’s bottom sends out the ultra sound beams and displays the images of the middle layer and the sea-bottom contour, which are just beneath the ship.

Sounder Mode

The transducer emits the ultra sound beams toward the bottom just beneath the ship and the images are displayed like the Echo

Sounder. The beam width is different depending on the frequency.

Detects beneath the ship.

Detects fore by changing the tilt angle The images other than beneath the ship can be displayed by changing the tilt angle and the

Tilt angle bearing.

Refer to page 88/89/90

Detects starboard by changing the tilt angle and the bearing.

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CHAPTER 4

FUNCTION SETTINGS

This Chapter explains the function settings of KDS-5000BB.

Select the appropriate setting for performing to the utmost of its ability before use.

Factory Settings

Menu

Function Settings

Function Set

Menu 1

Menu 2

Gain Up

TVG Curve

Dynamic Range

Pulse Width

TX Power

RX Gain Reduction

RX Bandwidth

Full-Screen Gain Set

Rejection

Display Item Selection Sub-Display

Step (Sonar)

Step (Bottom-Scan)

Off-Center Position

Scale Dots

Compass Display

Heading Display

Track Display

Track Sub Range

55

55

56

56

57

58

63

63

64

64

65

65

65

66

Track Mem.Interval (Track Memory Interval) 66

Press Rate (Compressed Rate)

Filter

Sub Bottom-Scan

Cursor Direction

Cursor Position

46

48

49

51

52

53

54

54

66

67

67

67

67

＜ To be continued ＞

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Others

Color Palette

Remote Control Set

Frequency Setting

Self Check

Maintenance

Audio Level

Target Lock

Trigger Signal

Depth Unit

Temp. Unit (Temperature Unit)

Temp. Adjust (Temperature Adjustment) 71

Speed Unit 72

Auto Retract

Train Correct

72

73

Panel Brightness

Power Supply Frequency

TD Auto Down

Ope. Mode Memory

73

74

74

75

68

69

70

71

71

Color Sel. (Color Selection)

Color (Display Colors)

TX Frequency

RX Frequency

Update

Backup

Recovery

Version

80

81

82

82

82

78

79

79

76

76

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FACTORY SETTINGS

FACTORY SETTINGS

The factory settings are shown in the below box. Select the desired settings before use.

FUNCTION SETTINGS FACTORY SETTINGS (shown in AA) Referring page

FUNCTION SET

GAIN UP OFF  +10dB  +20dB  +30dB  +40dB  +50dB

TVG CURVE

DYNAMIC RANGE

PULSE WIDTH

OFF  10LOG  20LOG  30LOG  40LOG

1 dB  2 dB  3 dB

X1  X1.5  x2

A  B  C  D TX POWER

RX GAIN RED.

RX BANDWIDTH

OFF  ON

S. WIDE  WIDE  STANDARD

NARROW  S. NARROW

FULL –SCREEN GAIN SET OFF  ON

REJECTION

INTERFERENCE REJ OFF  ON

DISP ITEM SEL

SUB-DISPLAY

COMPASS DISP.

+A-SCOPE  BOTTOM  TRACK  EXTSOUNDER

STEP (SONAR) 5°  10°  15°  20°

STEP (BOTTOM-SCAN) 3°  5°

OFF-CENTER POS.

SCALE DOTS

FORE  BACK  LEFT  RIGHT

OFF  ON

OFF  ON

HEADING DISP.

TRACK DISP.

NO SUB-DISP.  INFO  HISTORICAL  +PRESS

OFF  ON

OFF  ON

TRACK SUB RANGE 50m (10-500 depth unit)

TRACK MEM. INTERVAL 5 SEC  10 SEC  30 SEC  60 SEC

PRESS RATE 1/2  1/4  1/8  1/16

FILTER

SUB BOTTOM-SCAN

OFF  1  2

AUTO  MANUAL

CURSOR DIRECTION

CURSOR POSITION

R-DIRECTION  T-DIRECTION

DISTANCE  LAT/LONG

OTHERS

AUDIO LEVEL

TARGET LOCK

TRIGGER SIGNAL

DEPTH UNIT

TEMP. UNIT

TEMP. ADJUST

0 (0-31)

MODE0  MODE1  MODE2  MODE3

INTERNAL  EXTERNAL m  ft  fm  br

°C  °F

SPEED UNIT

AUTO RETRACT

+0.0°C ( -9.9° ~ +9.9°) kt  km/h

OFF  1kt (1~27km/h or 1kt ~15kt)

TRAIN CORRECT 0° (0°- 355°)

PANEL BRIGHTNESS 15 (0 - 15)

POWER S. FREQUENCY 120k  125k  130k

TD AUTO DOWN OFF  ON

OPE.MODE MEMORY OFF  ON

MENU 2

PAGE 51-56

PAGE 57

PAGE 58-67

PAGE 68-75

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COLOR PALETTE

COLOR SEL.

COLOR

A-1  A-2  B-1  B-2  C-1  C-2

8  16

FREQUENCY SETTING

TX FREQUENCY 180.0

ｋ Hz (±10kHz / 0.1kHz UNIT)

180.0

ｋ Hz (±10kHz / 0.1kHz UNIT) RX FREQUENCY

FACTORY SETTINGS

MENU 2

PAGE 76-77

PAGE 79

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MENU

MENU 1 “ ”

(RANGE SETTING MENU)

Select the display range in 8 settings according to the depth desired.

The following menu appears after selecting

“ ” with the MODE KNOB.

RANGE SET MENU

SONAR/OFF-CENTER RANGE

BOTTOM-SCAN/F.F. RANGE

Use the Cursor Shift key or to highlight the item to change.

Press the Cursor Selection key O / + to display the following range setting menu.

The range can be set freely as desired every 10 units of depth measurement until 2000 units in case of the units, meters, braccia, and fathoms and every 20 feet until 6000 feet in case of the unit, feet.

SONAR/OFF-CENTER RANGE

( BOTTOM-SCAN/F.F. RANGE)

RETURN MARK

1

2

3

40 m

80 m

120 m

4

5

160 m

200 m

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or select the range number desired.

Press the Cursor Shift key ( or set the range.

Cursor Shift keys

: set the value smaller

: set the value larger

) to

) to

6

7

8

240 m

280 m

320 m

These numbers correspond to the Range Knob numbers.

The initial range setting values of both ranges are different each.

Displayed unit of depth measurement can be set via MENU 2 “ OTHERS ”. Refer to page 71

The way of the range setting is the same for both ranges, but the values of range setting are not corresponded each other. The settings for both ranges are required.

In the range settings for SONAR/OFF-CENTER MODE, the range is changed in accordance with the value of SONAR MODE when the Cursor Shift key ( or ) pressed. However,

1.5 times of range of SONAR MODE is displayed when OFF-CENTER MODE selected.

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MENU 2 “ ” (FUNCTION SETTING MENU)

Customize the functions to suit individual needs before using the KDS-5000BB.

The basic settings are as follows.

FUNCTION SET GAIN UP

TVG CURVE

REJECTION

DISP ITEM SEL

DYNAMIC RANGE

PULSE WIDTH

TX POWER

RX GAIN RED.

RX BANDWIDTH

FULL-SCREEN GAIN SET

INTERFERENCE REJECTION

SUB-DISPLAY

(DISPLAY ITEM SELECTION) STEP (SONAR)

STEP (BOTTOM-SCAN)

OFF-CENTER POSITION

SCALE DOTS

COMPASS DISPLAY

HEADING DISPLAY

TRACK DISPLAY

TRACK SUB RANGE

TRACK MEMORY INTERVAL

PRESS RATE

FILTER

SUB BOTTOM-SCAN

CURSOR DIRECTION

CURSOR POSITION

OTHERS AUDIO LEVEL

TARGET LOCK

TRIGGER SIGNAL

DEPTH UNIT

TEMPERATURE UNIT

TEMPERATURE ADJUST

SPEED UNIT

AUTO RETRACT

TRAIN CORRECT

PANEL BRIGHTNESS

POWER SUPPLY FREQUENCY

TD AUTO DOWN

OPERATION MODE MEMORY

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MENU

MENU

COLOR PALETTE COLOR SEL.

REMOTE CONTROL

SELF CHECK

MAINTENANCE

COLOR

FREQUENCY SETTINGS TX FREQUENCY

RX FREQUENCY

UPDATE

BACK UP

RECOVERY

VERSION

For further details see next pages.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

Turn the MODE KNOB to

“ ” to display the below menu.

The item currently selected is highlighted.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item.

Press the Cursor Selection key O / + to open the menu for change.

MENU 2

FUNCTION SET

REJECTION

DISP ITEM SEL.

OTHERS

COLOR PALETTE

REMOTE CONTROL SET

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item.

Press the Cursor Selection key

O / + to open the menu for change.

FREQUENCY SETTING

SELF CHECK

MAINTENANCE

FUNCTION SET MENU

FUNCTION SET

RETURN MARK

GAIN UP

TVG CURVE

OFF

30LOG

DYNAMIC RANGE

PULSE WIDTH

TX POWER

RX GAIN RED

RX BANDWIDTH

3dB

X1

D

OFF

STANDARD

FULL-SCREEN GAIN SET OFF

GAIN GO TO

80dB

60dB

40dB

20dB

1m 10m 100m 1000m

Press the Cursor Selection key O / + to return to MENU 2.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item to change.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the settings.

TVG (Time-Varying-Gain) Curve reflects various changes such as TVG

Curve, Gain Adustment, Gain/Far Gain knobs.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

1. GAIN UP

This function makes it possible to display a clearer picture of the full range and control the sensitivity at various depths.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ GAIN UP ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

GAIN UP OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[OFF, +10dB, +20dB, +30dB, +40dB, +50dB]

3.3

1/3 2/3

6.6

0 10

この幅は

0

3.3

6.6

10

0

3.3

6.6

10

0

3.3

0

3.3

0

6.6

3.3

10

6.6

10

6.6

10

+50dBの場合

The

“sensitivity” or possibly “volume” is increased 3.3 times when the gain setting is changed to “+10dB” from “OFF”.

The reflected image at level

“3.3” in the gain setting “OFF” is the one at level “0” in the

Gain setting “+10dB”.

TVG Curve changes in accordance with the change of the values of GAIN UP.

・ 0 …10 …20 …30 …40 …50と 変 わ る

80dB

60dB

40dB

20dB

G 0 T 0

＋５０ｄＢ

＋４０ｄＢ

＋３０ｄＢ

＋２０ｄＢ

＋１０ｄＢ

ＯＦＦ

1m 10m 100m 1000m

The setting values shown in the above drawing are as follows,

Gain Knob: 0

Far Gain Knob: 0

TVG Curve: 30LOG

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

2. TVG CURVE

TVG (Time Variable Gain) offsets the effects of propagation loss of sound as it passes through the water. To counter this loss, the TVG curve is adjusted by correctly set.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ TVG CURVE ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TVG CURVE 30LOG Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[OFF, 10LOG, 20LOG, 30LOG, 40LOG]

TVG CURVE

OFF: No TVG curve

10LOG: 1 in the below drawing

20LOG: 2 in the below drawing

30LOG: 3 in the below drawing

40LOG: 4 in the below drawing

HIGH

④

③

GAIN

②

①

LOW

0 10 100 10 00 m

NEAR DISTANCE FAR

NOTE!

Caution should be taken to select the TVG curve of which TVG setting is related to the

Gain Knob functions.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

3. DYNAMIC RANGE

This is the way to display the reactions with emphasis or with density discrimination.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

DYNAMIC RANGE

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

DYNAMIC RANGE 3dB Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[1dB, 2dB, 3dB]

COLOR SCALE

3dB 2dB 1dB weak blue

blue echoes

blue strong red red red

The selected level is reflected to the Color

Scale as shown in the left.

The weaker reflections are eliminated and the stronger reflections are displayed when selecting rather 2dB than 3dB or 1dB than

2dB.

1dB than 2dB.

4. PULSE WIDTH

This is the way to select the transmitted pulse width.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ PULSE WIDTH ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

PULSE WIDTH x 1 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[x1, x1.5, x2] x1 : standard (shown in the below box) x 1.5 : 1.5 times of standard x 2 : 2 times of standard for longer range detection

RANGE (m) PULSE WIDTHE (ms)

0 - 59 0.25

60 - 79

80 - 99

100 - 119

120 - 159

0.40

0.75

0.90

1.00

RANGE (m) PULSE WIDTHE (ms)

160 - 199

200 - 239

240 - 399

400 - up

1.25

2.00

2.50

3.75

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

5. TX POWER

The output power of the ultra sound wave from the transmitter can be set.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

TX POWER

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TX POWER D Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[A, B, C, D]

D is the maximum level and A is the minimum level.

6. RX GAIN REDUCTION

Reduction of RX gain to weaken too strong reaction in the shallow water can be set.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

RX GAIN REDUTION

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

RX GAIN RD.

OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[ON, OFF]

ON : reduces the RX gain.

OFF: no change.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

7. RX BANDWIDTH

RX bandwidth can be set.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

RX BANDWIDTH

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

RX BANDWIDTH STANDARD Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[S. WIDE, WIDE, STANDARD, NARROW, S. NARROW]

NOTE!

Selecting wider bandwidth makes the resolution higher, but more noise.

Selecting narrower bandwidth makes the resolution lower, but less noise.

8. FULL-SCREEN GAIN SET

Select full gain function ON or OFF when changing the gain knob.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ FULL-SCREEN GAIN SET ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

FULL-SCREEN GAIN SET ON Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[ON, OFF]

ON : the gain is changed on the full screen at the same time when changing the gain knob.

OFF: the gain is changed from the point of changing the gain knob.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

REJECTION

[MODE KNOB – – REJECTION]

REJECTION

RETURN MARK

INTERFERENCE REJ. OFF

O / + to return to MENU 2.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item to change.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the settings.

1. INTERFERENCE REJECTION

This function can be used to eliminate noise from other ships.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

INTERFERENCE REJ.

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

INTERFERENCE REJ OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[ON, OFF]

ON : activates this function.

OFF: inactivates this function.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

DISPLAY ITEM SELECTION

DISP ITEM SEL

RETURN MARK

SUB-DISPLAY

STEP (SONAR)

STEP (BOTTOM-SCAN)

OFF-CENTER POS.

SCALE DOTS

COMPASS DISP.

HEADING DISP.

TRACK DISP.

TRACK SUB RANGE

TRACK MEM. INTERVAL

PRESS RATE

FILTER

SUB BOTTOM-SCAN

CURSOR DIRECTION

CURSOR POSITION

Press the Cursor Selection key

O / + to return to MENU 2.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item to change.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the settings.

1. SUB-DISPLAY

Sub menu displayed on the right half of the screen can be selected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

SUB-DISPLAY

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

SUB-DISPLAY INFO Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[NO SUB-DISP., INFO, HISTORICAL, +PRESS, + A-SCOPE, BOTTOM, TRACK,

EXTSOUNDER]

1) NO SUB-DISP. (NO SUB-DISPLAY)

The SUB-DISPLAY is not displayed. SONAR MODE, OFF-CENTER MODE,

BOTTOM-SCAN MODE or SOUNDER MODE is displayed on the whole screen.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

2) INFO (INFORMATION)

This sub menu “INFO” can be displayed when one of the Mode Knobs, “

”selected.

RANGE

１６０ｍ

BEARING

０゜

SECTOR

３６０゜

TILT

－３０゜

ＩＲ－O N a b c d e

MARKER

８６．０ｍ

９９．３ｍ

４９．７ｍ f

CURSOR

十 ４５゜

６５．２ｍ

７５．３ｍ

３７．７ｍ g

POWER ２４．3 V

WATER ２７．４゜Ｃ

SPEED １６．０ｋｔ

３４゜３３．４０’Ｎ

１３７゜０３．８４’Ｅ h i a) Displays the selected range by using the Range Knob desired. b) Displays the selected bearing angle by using the Bearing Key. c) Displays the selected sector angle by using the Sector Knob. d) Displays the selected tilt angle by using the Tilt Key. e) It appears only when Interference Rejection-ON selected. f) Displays the horizontal distance, slant distance and depth to the marker.

No data appears when Bottom-Scan mode set. g) Displays the horizontal distance, slant distance and depth to the cursor.

No data appears when Sounder mode set. h) Displays the power supply voltage and the temperature. i) Displays the ship’s speed and own ship’s position in latitude/longitude.

Note that an External Navigator is required to display these values.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

3) HISTORICAL DISPLAY

The vertical images can be displayed as sub menu when SONAR MODE or BOTTOM-

SCAN MODE set.

Note that the normal echo sounder images are displayed on the whole screen when

SOUNDER MODE is selected.

PORT SIDE MARK・STARBOARD SIDE MARK

3 2

０

PORT SIDE:

YELLOW

BOW: WHITE

STERN: BLUE

SWEEPING STARBOARD: RED

６４

９６

１２８

BEARING MARK

24.3 V

１６０

１８．６ｋｔ ３４゜３６．９７４Ｎ

１３７゜０１．６９８Ｅ

２４．７゜Ｃ

COLOR SCALE

VOLTAGE

WEAK weakest color

(background color)

COUNTERCLOCKWISE : YELLOW

OWN SHIP'S POSITION

CLOCKWISE : BLUE

AN EXTERNAL NAVIGATOR IS REQUIRED.

WATER TEMPERATURE

SIGNAL STRENGTH

STRONG second strongest color strongest color

NOTE: The displayed color varies in related to the signal (echo) strength.

PORT SIDE MARK・STARBOARD SIDE MARK

BOW DIRECTION

WHITE

PORT DIRECTION

YELLOW

STARBOARD

DIRECTION

RED

BEARING MARK

SWEEPING

CLOCKWISE

: BLUE

SWEEPING

COUNTERCLOCKWISE

: YELLOW

BLUE

STERN DIRECTION

The color shows the position/direction currently the beam passes.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

4) +PRESS (COMPRESSED IMAGE AND HISTORICAL DISPLAY)

The vertical images and their compressed image can be displayed when SONAR MODE or

BOTTOM-SCAN MODE set. The normal echo sounder images and compressed image are displayed on the screen when SOUNDER MODE is selected.

SONAR MODE

BOTTOM-SCAN MODE

SOUNDER MODE

T-90° B °

０

PRESS HISTORICAL PRESS DISPLAY NORMAL DISPLAY

32

DISPLAY DISPLAY

(compressed

64

image)

96

１００

32

64

96

０

１２８

128

24.3V 18.6kt

１6０

34°36.974N

137 °01.698E

24 .7 °C

１０６ ｍ I R - ON

100m

→ 0. 0m ↓100m

24.3V 16.0kt

１6０

34 °33.40'N

137°03.84'E

24 . 7°C

Compressed images are displayed at the selected rate [MENU-DISP ITEMSEL-

PRESS RATE].

5) +A-SCOPE (HISTORICAL DISPLAY+A-SCOPE)

A-Scope is displayed on the right side of the historical display.

The illustration below shows when SONAR MODE/BOTTOM SCAN MODE selected.

It is also displayed on the right side of the screen when SOUNDER MODE selected.

A-Scope

24.3V 18.6kt

32

64

96

０

１２８

１６０

34°36.974N

137°01.698E

24 .7°C

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

6) BOTTOM-SCAN

The images of BOTTOM-SCAN MODE can be displayed in the sub-display.

Note that this function is not available in Sounder Mode. Refer to page 67

-The setting values such as Range, Bearing,

Sector, Tilt for the Bottom-Scan mode can be set

サイドスキャン

R 40m

B 270 ﾟ

S 175 ﾟ

T -90 ﾟ while the Bottom-Scan mode is active.

The setting values will not be changed even if it backs to the Sonar Mode.

-The Sonar Mode display changes into the

Bottom-Scan when it passes the center while clockwise rotating when “ SUB BOTTOM-SCAN /

AUTO

” selected. After it updated, it will back to the Sonar Mode.

-The Sonar Mode display alternates with the

Bottom-Scan display each time the Lower ↓ key

１８．６ｋｔ ３４゜３６．９７４Ｎ

１３７゜０１．６９８Ｅ

２４．７゜Ｃ pressed when

“

SUB BOTTOM-SCAN /

MANUAL ” selected. The scanning direction is determined by the position when the Sonar

Mode changes into the Bottom Scan.

7) TRACK

Own ship

’s position can be displayed when an external navigator connected.

SCREEN WIDTH

２００ｍ

Displays the screen width selected via

“TRACK SUB RANGE” selected.

OWN SHIP

Displays Own Ship ’s position in latitude/longitude and the speed at the bottom of the screen.

MARK

Displays the mark placed by a Cross Cursor in the

Sonar Mode.

TRACK

Displays the track line.

１８．６ｋｔ ３４゜３６．９７４Ｎ

１３７゜０１．６９８Ｅ

２４．７゜Ｃ

The past line is memorized every interval set via

“TRACK MEM.INTERVAL”.

8) EXT.SOUNDER (EXTERNAL SOUNDER)

This function is only available when some Koden units connected.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

2. STEP (SONAR)

The Step angle for SONAR MODE can be selected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

STEP (SONAR)

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

STEP (SONAR) 10 ° Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[5°, 10°, 15°]

５゜

５゜ STEP

3. STEP (BOTTOM-SCAN)

５゜

( or 15°) ( or 15°)

１０゜

１０゜

１０゜ STEP

The Step angle for SONAR MODE can be selected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ STEP (BOTTOM-SCAN) ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

STEP (BOTTOM-SCAN) 5 ° Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[3° or 5°]

３゜

STEP ５゜

STEP

NOTE!

３゜

３゜

５゜

５゜

The superior detection images can be obtained when the narrower step angle selected, but the longer detection time is required.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

4. OFF-CENTER POS. (OFF-CENTER POSITION)

The displayed position of own ship on the screen can be selected when OFF-CENTER

MODE is active.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ OFF-CENTER POS.

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

OFF-CENTER POS.

FORE Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[FORE, BACK, RIGHT, LEFT]

FORE BACK RIGHT LEFT

↓ shows Own Ship ’s Position

5. SCALE DOTS

The display of scale dots on the screen can be selected ON/OFF.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ SCALE DOTS ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

SCALE DOTS ON Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select.

[ON, OFF]

ON: activates Scale

OFF: inactivates Scale ON OFF

SCALE

When “OFF” set, Scale does not appear on SONAR MODE/OFF-CENTER MODE screens.

However, it appears on BOTTOM-SCAN MODE/SOUNDER MODE screens even if “OFF” set.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

6. COMPASS DISPLAY

Compass can be displayed in the SONAR MODE when an External Navigator connected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

COMPASS DISP.

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

COMPASS DISP. OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[ON, OFF]

Ｓ

ON: activates Compass display

Ｗ

OFF: inactivates Compass display

Ｅ

7. HEADING DISPLAY

Heading line can be displayed in the SONAR MODE.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

HEADING DISP.

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

HEADING DISP.

OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select.

[ON, OFF]

Heading Line

ON: activates Heading line display

OFF: inactivates Heading line display

8. TRACK DISPLAY

Track line can be displayed in the SONAR MODE when an external navigator connected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ TRACK DISP.

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TRACK DISP.

OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[ON, OFF]

ON: activates Track line display

OFF: inactivates Track line display

TRACK DISPLAY

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

9. TRACK SUB RANGE

The screen width for Track display in sub menu can be selected. Refer to page 62

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

TRACK SUB RANGE

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TRACK SUB RANGE 50m Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[10 – 500 depth unit]

Cursor Shift keys

: sets the value smaller.

: sets the value larger.

10. TRACK MEM. INTERVAL (TRACK MEMORY INTERVAL)

The tracking interval can be selected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ TRACK MEM. INTERVAL ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TRACK MEM. INTERVAL 5SEC Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[5 SEC, 10 SEC, 30 SEC, 60 SEC]

The short interval can provide for the display of smooth wake line, but it is the record of short term. In case of the long interval it displays the record of long term, but the zigzag line appears on the screen.

Interval Memorized Time

5 seconds : 8 minutes 20 seconds

10 seconds : 16 minutes 40 seconds

30 seconds : 50 minutes

60 seconds : 100 minutes

11. PRESS RATE (COMPRESSED RATE)

The compressed rate for images on the screen can be selected. Refer to page 61

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ PRESS RATE ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

PRESS RATE 1/4 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16]

Compress rate 1/2 shows one line for 2 sound beams and 1/4 for 4 sound beams.

The information for the long time can be displayed when the higher rate selected, but the compressed image is tighter.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

12. FILTER

The image on the sonar can be enhanced by this function.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ FILTER ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

FILTER 1 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[OFF, 1, 2]

OFF : inactivates filter function.

1 : enhances the image on the sonar.

2 : enhances further the image on the sonar.

13. SUB BOTTOM-SCAN

Select the SUB BOTTOM-SCAN MODE. Refer to page 61

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ SUB BOTTOM-SCAN ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

SUB BOTTOM SCAN AUTO Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[AUTO, MANUAL]

AUTO : Sonar Mode changes into BOTTOM-SCAN MODE automatically .

MANUAL : Sonar Mode changes into BOTTOM-SCAN MODE display manually.

14. CURSOR DIRECTION

Select the display way of the CUSOR DIRECTION when an External Navigator connected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ CURSOR DIRECTION ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

CURSOR DIRECTION R-DIRECTION Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[R-DIRECTION, A-DIRECTION]

R-DIRECTION (RELATIVE DIRECTION) : corresponds to the ship ’s heading direction

T-DIRECTION (TRUE DIRECTION) : corresponds to the compass direction

15. CURSOR POSITION

Select the display way of CUSOR POSITION when an External Navigator connected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ CURSOR POSITION ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

CURSOR POSITION DISTANCE Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[DISTANCE, LAT/LONG]

DISTANCE : displays the distance of the cursor position

LAT/LONG : displays the cursor position in latitude/longtude.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

OTHERS

[MODE KNOB – – OTHERS]

OTHERS

RETURN MARK

AUDIO LEVEL

TARGET LOCK

0

MODE0

TRIGGER SIGNAL

DEPTH UNIT

TEMP. UNIT

TEMP. ADJUST

SPEED UNIT

AUTO RETRACT

TRAIN CORRECT

PANEL BRIGHTNESS

POWER S.FREQUENCY

TD AUTO DOWN

INTERNAL m

°C

+0.0°C kt

OFF

0°

15

120k

OFF

Press the Cursor Selection key

O / + to return to MENU 2.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item to change.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the settings.

OPE. MODE MEMORY OFF

Note that the value of Train Correct cannot be set here. Refer to page 73

1. AUDIO LEVEL

The audio volume can be selected when connecting an external speaker.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ AUDIO LEVEL ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

AUDIO LEVEL 0 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[0 – 31]

Cursor Shift keys

: sets the value smaller.

: sets the value larger.

NOTE!

A speaker device (4

Ω) is required. Refer to page 29

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

2. TARGET LOCK

The desired target lock function can be selected, which is activated by pressing the Target

Lock key ( ) while SONAR MODE or BOTTOM-SCAN MODE (only in case of MODE0) operated. It can change the rotary direction, trackthe target or the position specified with a cursor automatically.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

TARGET LOCK

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TARGET LOCK MODE0 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[MODE0, MODE1, MODE2, MODE3]

MODE 0 (REVERSE)

Each press of the Target Lock key reverses the sector rotary direction.

Note that the automatic tracking is not available in this MODE 0.

MODE 1 (RIGHT - LEFT)

Press the Target Lock key to track the reaction automatically.

“ TARGET LOCK ” sign appears on the upper left corner of the screen or on the display position of BEARING and SECTOR in the INFORMATION display. MODE 1 reverses the

Transducer unit train direction only right and left and track the target automatically.

TARGET

LOCK

If it should have lost the target after a 60° reverse sweep, this function is released.

MODE 2 (UP-DOWN, RIGHT-LEFT)

One time of up and down detection is added after 3 times of MODE1 detection.

Other actions are the same with MODE 1.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

MODE 3

Target mark appears on the screen and tracks the target automatically after placing the Cross cursor on the target and press the Target Lock key.

Target mark moves along with the own ship on the screen.

Ｔ Target mark also appears on the sub menu if

TRACK is selected.

TARGET

MARK

TARGET MARK

NOTE!

Tilt and Bearing keys are inoperative while Target lock function is active.

Target lock function is released when Range, Sector and Display mode changed.

Bearing and Sector angles will back to the original values when Target Lock function is released. The value of Tilt angle of activating Target lock remains.

Target lock function is inoperative while SOUNDER MODE is active.

It is only operative in case of [Bottom-Scan mode - MODE0] selected.

It is inoperative other than MODE0.

3. TRIGGER SIGNAL

Select which Trigger signal to use.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

TRIGGER SIGNAL

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TRIGGER SIGNAL INTERNAL Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[INTERNAL, EXTERNAL]

INTERNAL: activates the internal trigger signal of KDS-5000BB.

EXTERNAL: activates the signal from an external unit.

(when another echo sounder synchronized)

NOTE!

The sweeping speed might be slower depending on the depth whe the KDS-5000BB is synchronizing with an external echo sounder.

Using the internal trigger signal of KDS-5000BB is recommended for synchronizing with an external echo sounder.

The output terminal for trigger signal has prepared in the unit. Refer to page 98

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

4. DEPTH UNIT

The unit of depth measurement can be selected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

DEPTH UNIT

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

DEPTH UNIT m Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[m, ft, fm, br]

5. TEMPERATURE UNIT

The unit of temperature measurement can be selected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ TEMP. UNIT ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TEMPERATURE UNIT °C Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[°C, °F]

6. TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT

The water temperature displayed on the screen can be adjusted.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ TEMP. ADJUST ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TEMP. ADJUST +0.0°C Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[-9.9°C to +9.9°C , every 0.1 unit ]

+9.9°: maximizes

+0.0°: no adjustment

-9.9°: minimizes

↑

↓

: increases the value.

: decreases the value.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

7. SPEED UNIT

The unit of the ship

’s speed displayed on the screen can be selected when an external navigator connected.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ SPEED UNIT ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

SPEED UNIT kt Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[kt, km/h] kt: displays the speed in knots.

km/h: displays the speed in km/h.

8. AUTO RETRACT

The Transducer unit can be raised automatically when the ship ’s speed exceeds the speed previously set. The preset speed can be set.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

AUTO RETRACT

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

AUTO RETRACT OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[OFF, 10kt (18km/h)] Available setting ranges: 1 to 15kt (1km/h to 27km/h)

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to set the speed after selecting the initial value.

: increases the value.

: decreases the value.

With the speed input the Transducer unit can be raised automatically when the ship

’s speed exceeds a preset speed.

The down arrow appears at the down left corner of the screen when the Transducer unit is being lowered.

When this function is activated, the arrow changes into the up arrow. When the Transducer unit is retracted completely, the sensor lamp on the control panel is turned off.

: Sensor lamp on the Operation unit

Transducer unit status indicator

CAUTION

The ship ’s speed should not exceed 15 knots (27km/h) while retracting the Transducer unit.

The recommended setting speed is less 12kt (22km/h) considering the case that it speeds up without retracting the Transducer unit.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

9. TRAIN CORRECT

This changes the center direction of the detection range into the bow direction (0°).

Select the SONAR MODE and set the desired position by using the Bearing keys

( or ) .

Open “MENU 2” and use the Cursor Shift key

( or ) to select “ OTHERS-TRAIN

CORRECT

”. Press the Cursor Selection (O / +) so that the confirmation sign appears on the screen. Selecting “ OK ” displays the value for adjustment and the displayt of the current center direction is changed into the bow direction (0°). Selecting

“

CANCEL

” cancel the current operation.

TRAIN CORRECT 90° After pressing the Cursor Shift key ( or ), the angle of the center direction set at the menu of SONAR MODE appears.

BOW DIRECTION (0°)

display rotated 90° counterclockwise

To release this function, setting the current bearing at 0° and the procedure

“

TRAIN

CORRECT ” above again are required.

10. PANEL BRIGHTNESS

The backlight brightness of operation panel can be changed.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ PANEL BIRHGTNESS ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

PANEL BRIGHTNESS 15 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[0 - 15]

: increases the value and sets brighter.

: decreases the value and sets darker.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

11. POWER SUPPLY FREQUENCY

The switching frequency of the power supply is changed.

The switching currents can cause electrical noise problems.

The noise produced by the SMPS itself can be suppressed changing the frequency.

It is usually not required to change the frequency other than noise problem.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ POWER FREQUENCY ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

POWER S. FREQUENCY 120k Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[120k, 125k, 130k]

CAUTION

Select “ 120k ” for normal use.

12. TD AUTO DOWN

With the function

“

TD AUTO DOWN ON

” selected, the Transducer unit is automatically lowered when the power turned on.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ TD AUTO DOWN ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TD AUTO DOWN OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[OFF, ON]

OFF: This function is inactive. The Transducer unit is not automatically lowered.

ON: This function is active. The Transducer unit is automatically lowered.

NOTE !

It takes time (some seconds) to lower the Transducer unit even if the POWER ON key on the monitor or the key board pressed.

If “TD AUTO DOWN ON ” selected, the Transducer unit starts to lower the Transducer unit just before the unit starts working.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

13. OPERATION MODE MEMORY

The memory of Operation Mode is restricted. Refer to page 94

It can avoid memorizing the operation accidentally by selecting OFF.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ OPE. MODE MEMORY ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

OPE. MODE MEMORY OFF Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[OFF, ON]

OFF: The new settings for Operation Mode are not overwritten.

ON: The new settings for Operation Mode are overwritten.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

COLOR PALETTE

[MODE KNOB – MENU 2 – COLOR PALETTE]

COLOR PALETTE

COLOR RETURN MARK

Press the Cursor Selection key

O / + to return to MENU 2.

B.G.

1

2

COLOR SEL.

A-1

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item to change.

3

4

5

6

7

COLOR

8

INITIAL SETTINGS

EDIT

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the settings.

1. COLOR SEL.

The color of echoes and background (A-1, A-2, B-1 or B-2) can be set as desired.

C-1 / C-2 can set the colors freely with Color palette function.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

COLOR SEL.

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

COLOR SEL.

A-1 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[A-1, A-2, B-1, B-2, C-1, C-2]

2. COLOR

The display colors can be select.

C-1 / C-2 can set the colors freely with Color palette function.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

COLOR

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

COLOR 8 Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[8, 16]

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

HOW TO SET COLOR PALLETTE

Color palette can provide 2 color patterns (C-1 & C-2) freely.

The initial color pattern of C-1 is the same with A-1 and C-2 are is the same with A-2.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“C-1” or “C-2”, which activates the “

INITIAL

SETTINGS ” and “ EIDT ” functions.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ INITIAL SETTINGS ” and press the

Cursor

Selection key O / + to back to the

“

INITIAL SETTINGS

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

EDIT

” and press the Cursor Selection key

O / +. Color palette appears on the screen.

COLOR PALETTE

B.G.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

COLOR

COLOR

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

RETURN MARK the color to set, which activates the RGB ratio

COLOR SEL. function.

A-1

Press the Cursor Selection key O / + to close

8 COLORS this menu.

INITIAL SETTINGS

EDIT Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

R, G or B for the ratio change .

B.G. Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change

B.G.:background R 4

G 4

B 10 the ratio value (0 to 15).

15 is the strongest in RGB and its tone decreases

in accordance with the smaller number.

Move the Frame to the top after the RGB setting . Press the Cursor Selection key O / + to close this menu and the desired settings are memorized in C-1 or C-2 .

COLOR PALETTE!

Various desired colors can be created from changing

RGB ratio.

RED

Color palette function provides the creation of desired colors. GREEN

WHI TE

BLUE

Utilize this Color palette function to set the most visible display for the reaction of fish schools.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

REMOTE CONTROL SET (OPTION)

Previously set the key each on the remote controller before use.

[MODE KNOB – – REMOTE CONTROL SET]

Refer to page 100 for the settings in details.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

FREQUENCY SETTING

FREQUENCY SETTING

RETURN MARK

TX FREQUENCY 180.0kHz

RX FREQUENCY 180.0kHz

Press the Cursor Selection key O / + to return to MENU 2.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the desired item to change.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the settings.

1. TX FREQUENCY

Adjust the transmitting frequency of the KDS-5000BB and the receiving frequency changes in conjunction with the transmitting frequency.

It can be changed from the basic frequency to ±10kHz every 0.1kHz unit.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ TX FREQUENCY ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

TX FREQUENCY 180.0kHz Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[BASIC FREQUENCY to ±10kHz]

: decreases every 0.1kHz of the values of the frequencies for TX FREQUENCY and RX

FREQUENCY.

: increases every 0.1kHz of the values of the frequencies for TX FREQUENCY and RX

FREQUENCY.

2. RX FREQUENCY

Adjust the receiving frequency of the KDS-5000BB, but the transmitting frequency does not change in conjunction with the receiving frequency.

It can be changed from the basic frequency to ±10kHz every 0.1kHz unit.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ RX FREQUENCY ”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting.

RX FEQUENCY 180.0kHz

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change.

[BASIC FREQUENCY to ±10kHz]

: decreases every 0.1kHz of the values of the frequencies for RX FREQUENCY.

: increases every 0.1kHz of the values of the frequencies for RX FREQUENCY.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

SELF CHECK

The following messages appear on the display.

This function checks the battery voltage, the internal voltage, the hoist up and down or the conditions of the stepping motor in the Transducer unit.

SELF CHECK Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“ RETURN MARK ” and press the Cursor

RETURN MARK

NO PROBLEM

SAVE REPORT

Selection key (O / +) to close this menu.

Select

“

SAVE REPORT

” to store the report of Self

Check in the USB memory.

NO PROBLEM : appears when the system has no problem.

MB (Main Board): ABNORMAL POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE : appears when the abnormal voltage detection of the battery is suspected.

HB (Hull Board): NO RESPONSE: appears when the disconnection of the wiring between Hull Unit and the communication line is suspected.

TRANSDUCER UNIT: BLOWN FUSE: appears when the blown fuse in the hoist is suspected.

TRANSDUCER UNIT: UP (DOWN) LIMIT NOT DETECTED: appears when the abnormal upper (down) limit switch is suspected.

TRAIN MOTOR: DISCONNECTION appears when the abnormal train motor is suspected.

TILT MOTOR: DISCONNECTION appears when the abnormal tilt motor is suspected.

TRAIN MOTOR: ABNORMAL DETECTION OF ORIGIN appears when the abnormal train motor or the abnormal detection of training position inside the Transducer unit is suspected.

TRAIN MOTOR: STEP OUT appears when the abnormal train motor or the abnormal detection of training position inside the Transducer unit is suspected.

NOTE!

Both TRAIN MOTOR: ABNORMAL DETECTION OF ORIGIN and TRAIN MOTOR: STEP OUT appear when the Hall IC board in the Transducer unit is abnormal.

TRAIN MOTOR: DISCONNECTION, TRAIN MOTOR: ABNORMAL DETECTION OF ORIGIN and

TRAIN MOTOR: STEP OUT appear all when the Transducer unit is total breakdown.

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

MAINTENANCE

[MODE KNOB – – MAINTENANCE]

MAINTENANCE

RETURN MARK

LANGUAGE ENGLISH (en)

TIME

ELAPSED TIME

UPDATE

2013-06-05 17:36:22

24H

(O / +) to return to MENU 2.

Press the Cursor Selection key

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or )

BACKUP

RECOVERY

VERSION

KDS-5000BB to select the desired item to change.

Each menu appears after the Cursor

Selection key

(

O / +) pressed .

LANGUAGE

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

LANGUAGE

”.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to to select the desired language.

It is required to turn the power off once to determine the language.

Hold the OFF key for a while and then turn the ON key.

ELAPSED TIME

It indicates the total time that elapses while the KDS-5000BB operating and can be reset.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ ELAPSED TIME ”.

The following menu appears on the bottom of the screen after pressing the Cursor Selection key (O / +).

ELAPSED TIME RESET

? Do you reset elapsed time?

OK CANCEL

CANCEL: Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to to select “ CANCEL ” and press the Cursor

Selection key (O / +) to finish this menu.

OK: Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ OK ” and press the Cursor Selection key

(O / +) to reset the elapsed time. 0H appears on the screen.

1. UPDATE

This is the way to update the version of the program.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ UPDATE ”.

The following menu appears on the bottom of the screen after pressing the Cursor Selection key (O / +). Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

UPDATE

! Insert the USB stick contains updated files Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to

select “CANCEL” and press the Cursor

NEXT CANCEL Selection key (O / +) to close this menu.

<To be continued>

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FUNCTION SETTINGS

[HOW TO UPDATE VERSION]

Insert the USB stick contains the upgraded files.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

NEXT

”.

Pressing the Cursor Selection key O / + updates the program.

After rebooting the unit, it is operated with the updated version .

2. BACKUP

This is the way to back up the settings.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ BACKUP ”.

The following menu appears on the bottom of the screen after pressing the Cursor Selection key (O / +). Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select.

BACKUP

? Where to back up?

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or )

! Plug in Memory stick now in case of USB to select “CANCEL” and press the Cursor work. Selection key (O / +) to close this menu.

INTERNAL MEMORY USB

CANCEL

[HOW TO BACK UP THE SETTINGS]

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select where to back up ( INTERNAL or MEMORY

USB ) and press the Cursor Selection key (O / +) to backup the settings.

3. RECOVERY

This is the way to recover the settings.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select “ RECOVERY ”.

The following menu appears on the screen after pressing the Cursor Selection key

(O / +). Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select.

RECOVERY

? Which item do you store?

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or )

! Plug in Memory stick now in case of USB to select “ CANCEL ” and press the Cursor work. Selection key (O / +) to close this menu.

INTERNAL MEMORY USB

FACTORY SETTTINGS CANCEL

[HOW TO RECOVER THE SETTINGS]

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select what to recover ( INTERNAL, MEMORY USB or

FACTORY SETTINGS) and press the Cursor Selection key (O / +) to recover the settings.

Selecting the factory settings will back to the factory settings.

4. VERSION

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

VERSION

” to know the version of the program in this unit.

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CHAPTER 5

DESCRIPTIONS of

KNOBS and KEYS

This Chapter explains how to use the knobs and keys.

Knobs

Keys

Mode Knob

Range Knob

Sector Knob

Gain Knob

Far Gain Knob

Power ON/OFF Key

Hoist/Lower Key

Sensor Lamp

Bearing Key

Tilt Key

Cursor key

Target Lock Key

Mark Key

Coloe rejection Key

Operation Mode Key

87

87

88

89

86

86

87

84

84

85

90

92

92

92

94

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KNOBS

MODE KNOB

The display mode is selected.

The Sub-Display menu displayed in the right split screen can be set via

“ ”.

Refer to page 58

The own ship

’s position in the Off-Center Mode can be set via “ ”.

Refer to page 64

RANGE KNOB

The basic ranges can be changed.

8 ranges can be set via “ ”. Refer to page 48

The unit of range measurement can be selected via

“ ”. Refer to page 71

The display (ON/OFF) of Scale dots can be selected via “ ”. Refer to page 64

Display of the Range in selected unit

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

MARKER

CURSOR

Changes this distance

SCALE DOTS

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KNOBS

SECTROR KNOB

The horizontal training angle can be changed when SONAR MODE selected.

The vertical training angle can be changed when BOTTOM-SCAN MODE selected.

[SONAR MODE] [BOTTOM-SCAN MODE]

Displays the selected sector angle

CURSOR

MARKER

RANGE

BEARI NG

SECTOR

TI LT ANGLE

Changes this angle

Changes this angle.

Clockwise rotation ( ) increases the sector width and counterclockwise rotation ( ) decreases it . The desired step can be selected via

“ ”. Refer to page 63

SONAR MODE

5° STEP 5° 25° 45° 85° 125° 165° 205° 360°

10° STEP 10° 30° 50° 90° 130° 170° 210° 360°

15° STEP 15° 45° 75° 105° 135° 165° 225° 360°

BOTTOM-SCAN MODE

3° STEP 3° 27° 45° 63° 93° 117° 147° 177°

5° STEP 5° 25° 45° 65° 95° 115° 145° 175°

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KNOBS

GAIN KNOB

Rotating this knob clockwise can adjust or increase the sensitivity of the sonar display.

The gain value can be set via

“

MENU 2

–

GAIN UP

”. Refer to page 52

FAR GAIN KNOB

Rotating this knob clockwise increases sensitivity of the sonar for the last half of the displayed range and adjusts the TVG curve.

Refer to page 53

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KEYS

POWER ON/OFF KEYS

ON key

Press this key to turn on the power. The Transducer unit is automatically lowered.

The sensor lamp on the Operation unit lights while the Transducer unit is being lowered.

The sign “

Please wait

” appears on the bottom of the screen. The sonar operation starts after the sign disappears.

OFF key

Press this key to turn off the power. The Transducer unit is automatically raised.

The sign “ Please wait ” appears on the bottom of the screen. The power is turned off after the sign disappears.

The sensor lamp ( ) is off after the Transducer unit is retracted into the TD tank.

Do not turn off the power on the Hull unit until the sensor lamp is off.

HOIST/LOWER KEYS

↑ : HOIST KEY / ↓ : LOWER KEY

The Hoist and Lower keys raises and lowers the Transducer unit while operating the

KDS-5000BB.

Pressing the Hoist key raises the Transducer unit and the mark on the lower left screen changes into the up arrow ( ↑ ) . The sensor lamp is off after the retraction of the Transducer unit is completed.

Pressing the Lower key lowers the Transducer unit, the mark changes into the down arrow (

↓

) and the sensor lamp lights.

Down the ship ’s speed and press the Lower key in case the Transducer unit is retracted by the function

“AUTO RETRACT”.

NOTE!

[ X ] in red appears on the left corner of the screen in case of the malfunction of hoisting/lowering of the Transducer unit.

SENSOR LAMP

The sensor lamp lights while the Transducer unit is being lowered.

Do not turn off the power on the Hull unit until the sensor lamp is off.

SENSOR LAMP

The sensor lamp lights while the Transducer unit is in this range.

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KEYS

BEARING KEY

[SONAR MODE]

The center direction of the detection range can be shifted as follows.

5° step shift

Displays values of Sector angle

Shifts the center Shifts the center counterclockwise clockwise

RANGE

SECTOR

TI LT ANGLE

MARKER

This key changes

CURSOR the center direction

This arrow mark shows the center direction.

[BOTTOM-SCAN MODE]

The direction of the detection range can be shifted.

5° step shift

This key changes This key changes

scanning direction scanning direction

counterclockwise clockwise

Display of scanning direction

Displays the scanning

direction of the bow.

Displays the direction

of the bow every 90 ° .

[SOUNDER MODE]

The direction of the detection range can be shifted together with

“TILT KEY”.

The shifted angle is the same with BOTTOM-SCAN MODE.

Refer to page 90

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TILT KEY

[SONAR MODE]

The tilt angle can be changed.

５゜

０゜

Changes this angle.

KEYS

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

TILT

Shifts downward. Displays the Tilt angle.

－９０゜

Variable Tilt angle: in increments of 1° from -5° ( 0°) to -90°

[BOTTOM-SCAN MODE]

The scanning center can be shifted.

This key changes the scanning center and the Tilt angle.

TILT Shifts clockwise

Shifts counterclockwise

Depth beneath Own ship Beneath Own ship ( -90°)

Displays the angle and

the center of direction.

Center is Set in the arrow range. Set in the arrow range.

beneath Own ship.

Own ship’s Own ship’s Own ship’s

position position position

in center shifted shifted

rightward leftward

Variable Tilt angle (Refer to the page 63 for the setting of step.)

3° step: in increments of 3° from –3° to –90°

5° step: in increments of 5° from –5° to –90°

<to be continued>

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KEYS

[SOUNDER MODE]

The direction of emitting the sound wave and the bearing of the detection can be shifted together with

“BEARING KEY”.

Indicator Indicator

Tilt angle Bearing angle

Use the Tilt key to set this angle.

BEARING

Displays of the tilt angle

TILT

MARKER

Use the Bearing key to

set the direction of the

CURSOR

detection.

No depth display other than the tilt angle

–90°(beneath own ship) selected.

Variable Tilt angle: in increments of 1° from –5° (0°) to –90°

Use the Depth marker to measure the depth other than the tilt angle

–90°.

CURSOR KEY

Use 2 types (one type in case of SOUNDER MODE) of Cursor to display the range from own ship to the cursor location.

Use the Cursor selection key to select the cursor.

Use the Cursor shift keys to move the cursor.

O / + key [SONAR MODE] Ring marker and Cross cursor ON/OFF available

[BOTTOM-SCAN MODE] Depth scale and Cross cursor ON/OFF available

[SOUNDER MODE] Depth scale ON/OFF available key Ring marker enlarged, Cross cursor shifted upward,

Depth scale shifted to the shallower range key Ring marker reduced, Cross cursor shifted downward,

Depth scale shifted to the deeper range key Cross cursor shifted leftward key Cross cursor shifted rightward

<to be continued>

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KEYS

[when the power turned on]

No cursors appear on the screen when the power turned on. Press the Cursor selection key (O / +) to activate the function.

Press the Cursor shift keys ( or ) to display the Marker.

Press the Cursor selection key again to activate this function.

(In case of SOUNDER MODE, this function is off.)

Inactive functions are displayed in yellow.

The Marker and the Cursor disappear after pressing the Cursor selection key again.

[when the Marker selected] (Cross cursor displayed in yellow or no display)

SONAR MODE

Horizontal distance (a)

MARKER Slant distance (b) This key sets

Depth (c) the marker distance shorter.

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

MARKER

This key cursor

CURSOR

sets the marker

distance longer. ａ ｂ ｃ ａ

Changes this distance

BOTTOM SCAN MODE SOUNDER MODE

RANGE

BEARING

Shifts the Marker Horizontal distance

TILT

MARKER upward. MARKER Slant distance

MARKER

３０．５

CURSOR

Shifts the Marker

downward.

MARKER DEPTH (DEPTH SCALE) MARKER DEPTH (SLANT DISTANCE)

*Marker data displays in the submenu.

<To be continued>

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KEYS

[when the Cross cursor selected] (Marker displayed in yellow or no display)

In case of SOUNDER MODE this function is inactive.

Use the Cursor shift keys to place the cursor where desired.

The data of the

“Cross Cursor” is displayed in the submenu.

SONAR MODE BOTTOM-SCAN MODE

RANGE RANGE

BEARING

BEARING

: Bearing : Bearing

SECTOR

TILT

TILT

: H.distance : H.distance

MARKER

MARKER

＋

: S.distance : S.distance

CURSOR

CURSOR

: Depth :Depth

This Cross cursor is also used for placing the event mark (Refer to page 93) and target mark

(Refer to page 80).

TARGET LOCK KEY ( )

The following Target lock key actions are available in the SONAR MODE and in the

BOTTOM-SCAN MODE – MODE 0 only and it is different action depending on the selected menu via

“MENU 2 – TARGET LOCK.

-Setting MODE 0: the train direction is reversed.

-Setting MODE 1 & 2: it tracks the target automatically.

-Setting MODE 3 (an external navigator should be connected):

Place the Cross cursor on the target and press the Target lock key.

A target mark is inscribed at the Cross cursor location and tracks the target automatically. Refer to the page 69 “

TARGET LOCK

” for details.

NOTE!

This Target lock key is not available other than the above Modes.

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KEYS

MARK KEY ( )

The Mark key functions to mark desired locations on the screen, and 5 marks can be inscribed at the Cross cursor locations desired.

Move the Cross cursor to the desired locations and press the Mark key.

The Mark ( ) appears at the Cross cursor location and moves with ship ’s movement.

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

This mark also appears on the screen when the sub-display, WAKE display is active.

＋

MARKER

CURSOR

MARK

COLOR REJECTION KEY (

)

This key can eliminate the appearance of unwanted week colors.

It can eliminate small fish and unidentified objects and display the clearer images.

Each time this key is pressed, one of the weakest display colors is eliminated.

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

RANGE

BEARING

SECTOR

TILT

Color scale

MARKER

MARKER MARKER

MARKER

MARKER

MARKER

＋

CURSOR

CURSOR

CURSOR CURSOR

CURSOR CURSOR

7 colors 6 colors 5 colors 4 colors 3 colors 2 colors

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KEYS

OPERATION MODE KEY

3 different types of customized operation settings can be registered previously.

Press one of the Operation mode keys to operate the units with the desired settings soon after pressing it.

Open MENU 2 display and press one of the Operation mode keys.

The following “OPERATION MODE” menu appears on the screen.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to highlight the item to change.

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to change the setting values.

OPERATION MODE 1 (2, or 3)

SET VALUE

SET VALUE

Each time the Cursor shift key ( or )

Pressed, the value changes

DISPLAY MODE

RANGE

STEP

SECTOR

BEARING

TILT

GAIN UP

TVG CURVE

SET VALUE

SET VALUE

SET VALUE

SET VALUE

SET VALUE

SET VALUE

Use the Mode knob to back to the desired mode after the settings completed.

Press one of the desired keys (1, 2 or 3) to activate the memorized operation menu.

Even if the settings are changed via MENU 2 or Operation unit, the settings in the Operation mode (1, 2 or 3) remain.

In case the settings are changed via MENU 2 or Operation unit while the Operation mode is used, the action will follow the changed settings, but it back to the Operation mode by pressing one of the Operation mode keys again.

NOTE!

This is the way to register the Operation mode being used without opening the

“OPERATION MODE” menu.

Hold one of the operation mode keys (1, 2 or 3) for 3 seconds after the first buzzer.

The desired setting is registered in the selected Operation mode key after the buzzer sounds again.

Do not release the key until the second buzzer sounds.

Otherwise the new settings cannot be registered.

Selecting [MODE KNOB - – OTHERS – OPE.MODE MEMORY OFF] can protect overwriting the new settings of the operation.

Refer to page 75

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CHAPTER 6

OPTION

This chaper provides you the explanation related to the optional input/output terminals and the remote controller.

Option Option List

Input/Output Terminals

Input/Output Terminals (Processor unit)

Remote Controller

96

98

99

100

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OPTION

OPTION LIST

For Processor unit

P. No.

ESR-1809-SET

Description

Remote Controller Set

OP-360

OP-190

XGA Connect Cable Assy

Trigger Output Cable 36981D

(one side of the cable is chopped)

With 4m cable and cable for connecting remote controller with OP-287 connecter.

Terminal for XGA Output

(to connect an external monitor)

To connect Trigger Output to the

Sounders of other companies

(5m)

For DHU-530

P. No.

OP-700

ESR-1506

30927C-2

30927C-3

ESR-1507

FRP TD tank set

ESR-1504

ESR-160 32679C-2

ESR-160 32679C-3

DJB-540

Description

Junction Box Mounting Kit

PVC, 1230mm / 9.0kg

(For 1411mm of TD shaft)

PVC, 1500mm / 11.0kg

(For 1681mm of TD shaft)

PVC,1800mm / 13.0kg

(For 1981mm of TD shaft)

FRP,1500mm / 12.0kg

(Including Shaft guide)

(ESR-1507x1,

ESR-1511x2)

ESR-1510x2,

1411mm

1681mm

TD shaft

1981mm

For mounting Junction Box on the

Hull Unit

Hull Unit

Junction Box

Junction Box Mounting Kit

TD tank

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P. No.

ESR-1510

ESR-1511

G-100

Bath cork

Grease

Description

Shaft guides

Shaft guides with adjuster

OPTION

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OPTION

INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINALS

The following optional terminals are required to connect a remote controller and an External monitor.

This is to indicate the settings for the interface setups.

Note that the connection cables between the KDS-5000BB and the external units to be connected are not supplied as standard.

P. No.

OP-360

STANDARD

SUPPLY

STANDARD

SUPPLY

STANDARD

SUPPLY

STANDARD

SUPPLY

STANDARD

SUPPLY

STANDARD

SUPPLY

NAMES of TERMINALS

VGA OUTPUT

(TERMINAL for

EXTERNAL MONITOR)

TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

No1: RED OUTPUT No7: GREEN GND

No2: GREEN OUTPUT

No3: BLUE OUTPUT

No8: BLUE GND

No10: GND

No5: GND

No6: RED GND

No1: ALARM

No2: ALARM

No13: H-SYNC

No14: V-SYNC

OTHER Nos: NC

*not used currently

*normally open contact

ALARM

(TERMINAL for

EXTERNAL BUZZER)

TRIG - OUT

(TERMINAL for

TRIGGER OUTPUT)

NAV - IN

(TERMINAL for

NAVIGATOR)

No1: TRIGGER

OUTPUT+

No2: SHIELD

No1: SIGNAL INPUT+

No2: SIGNAL INPUT-

No3: SHIELD

No3: TRIGER OUTPUT-

No4: SIGNAL OUTPUT+

No5: SIGNAL OUTPUT-

NMEA - OUT

(TERMINAL for

NAVIGATOR or

Something else)

SERIAL - IF

(TERMINAL for

EXTERNAL SOUNDER)

No1: SIGNAL INPUT+

No2: SIGNAL INPUT-

No3: SHIELD

No1: SIGNAL INPUT+

No2: SIGNAL INPUT-

No3: SHIELD

No4: SIGNAL OUTPUT+

No5: SIGNAL OUTPUT-

No6: NC

No5: SIGNAL OUTPUT-

No6: NC

No7: NC

TRIG - IN

(TERMINAL for

TRIGGER INPUT)

No4: SIGNAL OUTPUT+

No1: TRIGGER INPUT No5: GND

No2: NC

No3: NC

No6: NC

No7: NC

No4: NC No8: SHIELD

* Note that nothing should be connected to the above NC.

A navigator can be connected to NMEA-OUT terminal (No.1 and No.2), but the data of

NAV-IN terminal will prior to NMEA-OUT terminal (No.1 and No.2).

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OPTION

INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINALS (PROCESSOR UNIT)

Remove all cables connected to the Processor unit before mounting any terminals.

1) Remove 4 Binding Screws holding the Lid of the Processor unit and remove the Lid

(Drawing A position).

Remote ControllerTerminal

DANGER

A

VGA Terminal Do not open the Case Cover thoughtlessly.

There might be some high voltage potion inside the unit which sometimes causes death or injury.

Only qualified personnel should work on mounting

2) Remove the Blind Lid or the Cap to mount the terminal.

Mount it referring to the above drawing. terminals.

3) Insert the connector of the terminal into the specified terminal of the Main Board or the

External Connecting Board.

-VGA OUTPUT Terminal

→ J3 or J4 on the Main Board No.792

-REMOTE CONTROLLER TERMINAL → J3 on the External Connecting board No.796

4) Put the Lid of the MBB back to its original place after finishing the mounting work.

Main Board No.792 External Connecting Board No.796

J3

J4

J3

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OPTION

REMOTE CONTROLLER

Connect the terminal of the Remote Controller to the specified port .

Hoist Key raises the Transducer unit.

Lower Key lowers the Transducer unit.

Mark Key enters the Mark.

Bearing Key changes the center direction right or left.

Tilt Key adjusts the Tilt Angle.

Target Lock Key reverses the sector rotary direction or the track the reaction automatically.

[MODE KNOB – – REMOTE CONTROL]

1) Select the Mode Knob ( )

2) Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select

“

REMOTE CONTROL

” and press the

Cursor Selection key (O / +) so that the following menu appears on the screen.

REMOTE CONTROL (Initial Settings)

RETURN MARK

1 BEARING LEFT

2 BEARING RIGHT

3 TRANSDUCER UNIT UP

4 TILT UP

5 TRANSDUCER UNIT DOWN

6 TILT DOWN

7 MARK

8 TARGET

Use the Cursor Shift key ( or ) to select the key number to be changed.

The number shows the key number of the Remote Controller.

Each time the Cursor Shift key ( or ) pressed, the item appears in the following orders

[OPE. MODE 1, OPE. MODE 2, OPE.MODE3, TARGET, MARK, COLOR REJECTION, CURSOR SEL,

CURSOR UP, CURSOR DOWN, CURSOR RIGHT, CURSOR LEFT, RANGE SHALLOW, RANGE DEEP,

TRANSDUCER UNIT UP, TRANSDUCER UNIT DOWN, TILT UP, TILT DOWN, BEARING RIGHT, BEARING

LEFT, OPE.MODE 1 ……….]

All ranges of the range setting menu can be controlled by the remote control keys unitl the

Range Knob operated.

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ADDITIONS

DISPOSAL

WARNING

The KDS-5000BB contains the lithium battery of high-density energy.

Careless disposal of the lithium battery causes electric shorts, impact, heat, electrical shock, explosion, injury, fire and so on.

DISPOSAL OF KDS-5000BB

Dispose of the KDS-5000BB in accordance with local regulations.

DISPOSAL OF LITHIUM BATTERY

Place a piece of adhesive tape across the plus and minus terminals before disposing of the llithium battery. Dispose of the lithium battery in accordance with local regulations.

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ADDITIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

Model

Item

Processor unit

Operation unit

Hull unit

Output power (RMS)

Output frequency

Tilt angle

Beam angle

TD stroke

Display size and type

Display resolution

Basic ranges

Range units

Scanning sector angles

360º Scanning time

(extracts)

Bearing center

Presentation modes

Data display

Off-Center

Target lock

Presentation colors

Functions

Language

External Input

External Output

NMEA ports

Power supply

Power consumption

Operating temperature

Water protection

Sonar mode

Bottom scan mode

Scanning range (m)

Scanning time (sec.) 5º step

Scanning time (sec.) 10º step

Scanning time (sec.) 15º step

Scanning time (sec.) 20º step

Processor unit

Hull unit

Processor unit

Hull unit

Content

KDS-5000BB

DPU-510

DOU-520

DHU-530

1.5kW

180kHz

+5° to -90 ° (1°step)

10°

180 to 380 mm (Recommended value 180 mm)

Any monitor with XGA resolution (Owner supplied)

1024 x 768 （ XGA ）

8 ranges freely set m, ft, fm, br

5°step: 5°, 25°, 45°, 85°, 125°, 165°, 205°, 360°

10°step: 10°, 30°, 50°, 90°, 130°, 170°, 210°,360°

15°step: 15°,45°,75°,105°,135°,165°,225°,360°

20°step: 20°,60°,100°,140°,180°,220°,260°,360°

3°step: 3°, 27°, 45°, 63°, 93°, 117°, 147°, 177°

5°step: 5°, 25°, 45°, 65°, 95°, 115°, 145°, 175°

20

5.7

40

7.6

60 80 100 120 160 180 200 240 400

9.5

11.4

13.3

15.3

19.1

21.0

23.0

26.8

42.2

4.1

3.5

5.0

4.1

6.0

4.8

7.0

5.4

8.0

6.1

8.9

10.8

11.8

12.7

14.7

22.3

6.7

8.0

8.6

9.3

10.6

15.7

3.2

3.7

4.2

every 5°step selectable

4.6

5.1

5.6

6.6

7.1

7.5

8.5

12.3

Sonar mode + Data display, Off-center mode + Data display

Off-center on the whole screen, Bottom scan mode + Data display,Sounder Mode + Data display

Secter center angle, Tilt angle, Tilt angle indicator, Ring marker, Cross Cursor

Compass (option), Navigation (option)

Fore, Back, Left, Right

Reverse, Horizontal, Horizontal + Vertical, Marker + Horizontal

8/16 colors

Operation mode (3 modes), Off-center (4 changes), Train correct, Power rejection

Gain adjust, Temperature adjust, Pulse width control, TVG change, Target lock

Color change (4 types + 2 types of color palette settings), Dynamic range

Interference rejection, Color rejection, Filter (OFF/1/2), Gain control, Far gain control

External trigger synchronization, Trigger signal output

Hoist sensor lamp, Audio (optional speaker required), Stabilizer (up to 25°controllable)

Transducer unit automatic retract (Navigator connect required), Full-screen gain control

English, Japanese

Trigger input, Navigator input, External sounder input, Remote controller input

External buzzer, Trigger output, NMEA output, XGA output, Audio output

USB terminal (memory for setting values)

Total１: input / output

21.6 to 31.2 VDC

21.6 to 31.2 VDC

70 W or less (24 VDC)

70 W or less (24 VDC)

-15 °C to + 55 °C

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