Furuno FR-8051 manual Measuring Bearing

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Measuring range by VRM

1)Press the VRM ON key to enable a VRM. Each pressing of the key enables the No.1 VRM or No.2 VRM alternately. The active marker’s readout is circumscribed.

VRM 5.03nm No.1 VRM

12.5nm No.2 VRM

Figure 1-11 Location of VRM readouts

2)Operate the VRM control to place the outside edge of the VRM on the inside edge of the target.

3)Check the VRM readout at the bottom right corner of the display to find the range to the target.

1.15 Measuring Bearing

Measuring bearing by cursor

Rotate the trackball to set the cursor intersection on the center of the target. The bearing to the cur- sor intersection appears at the bottom of the dis- play.

Measuring bearing by EBL

1)Press the EBL ON key to enable an EBL. Each pressing of the key enables the No.1 EBL or No.2 EBL alternately. The active marker’s readout is circumscribed.

2)Operate the EBL control to bisect the target with the EBL.

3)Check the EBL readout at the bottom left cor- ner of the display.

6.0NM

1.0

No.1 VRM

 

 

Target

 

 

No.2 VRM

VRM

5.0nm

No.1 VRM range

4.0nm

No.2 VRM range

No.1 EBL bearing 50.0°R

No.2 EBL bearing 80.0°R

No.1

EBL

Target

No.2

EBLEBL

Figure 1-12 How to measure range by VRM

Erasing VRMs

1)If two VRMs are displayed, press the VRM ON key to circumscribe the VRM readout of the VRM you want to keep active.

2)Press the VRM OFF key. The VRM readout and its associated VRM are erased.

Note: You can select unit of range measurement for the cursor and VRM on the INITIAL menu. For further details see 1.37 Selecting Unit of Range Measurement, Bearing Reference. This function is not available on the N-type radar; unit of range measurement is fixed for nautical miles.

Figure 1-13 How to measure bearing by EBL

Note 1: You can display EBL bearing relative to own ship (relative) or with reference to the north (True). For further details see 1.38 Selecting Unit of Range Measurement, Bearing Reference. Bear- ing reference cannot be selected on the N-type radar; it is fixed to relative bearing in the HU mode, and true bearing in CU, NU and TM modes.

Note 2: Suffix "T" denotes true bearing (for gy- rocompass input) and suffix "M" denotes mag- netic bearing (magnetic compass input).

Erasing EBLs

1)If two EBLs are displayed, press the EBL ON key to circumscribe the VRM readout of the VRM you want to keep active.

2)Press the EBL OFF key. The EBL readout and its associated EBL are erased.

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Contents Marine Radar First Edition NOV Safety Information Do not diassemble or modify the equipment Radio Frequency Radation Hazard IiiUse the correct fuse Table of Contents Maintenance Foreword Features Word to FR-8051/8111/8251 OwnersVii Configuration of FR-8051/8111/8251 Antenna Unit SpecificationsTransceiver Module Power Supply and Power Consumption Display UnitEnvironmental Conditions OthersEquipment Lists Standard SetXii Name Type Qty RemarksOptional Equipment Spare PartsXiii Name Type Code No RemarksXiv Categorization by SpecificationFunction Type Operation Control DescriptionDisplay Indications 25 NMDisplay indications lower part Selecting Range Turning the Radar On/OffTransmitting, Stand-by Selecting presentation mode Presentation ModePresentation mode Description Representative display Presentation mode DescriptionBasic menu operation Menu OverviewChanging pages on the Initial menu Menu tree MK Erase erase all fixed marksInitial Tune SET AUTO, Manu SPD Mode MAN, LOG, NAV Tuning the Receiver Adjusting SensitivityAdjusting Picture Brilliance Selecting tuning modeAdjusting Brilliance of Control Panel and Markers Adjusting Range Ring BrillianceSuppressing Sea Clutter Automatic anti-clutter controlSuppressing Rain Clutter Heading and North MarkersMeasuring the Range Measuring range by the range ringsMeasuring Bearing Canceling the cursor offset Collision Assessment by Measuring Range Offset EBLIndex Lines Off-centering the PictureInscribing Marks on the Display ZoomFunction key Turning on a function Own Ship SpeedAutomatic speed input Ship’s Graphic Interference RejectorEcho Trails Manual speed inputCanceling echo trail Starting echo trailTrail time Trail referenceTrail brilliance Electronic Plotting E-plotPlotting a target Canceling target plotting Target dataTrue or relative vector Vector timeSetting a Guard Alarm Zone Setting a guard zoneSelecting guard zone type Activating the guard zonesWatch Alarm Silencing the aural alarmCanceling the guard zone and guard alarm How to turn on echo averagingSuppressing Second-Trace Echoes 26 Echo averagePresetting pulselength Echo StretchNoise Rejection Selecting PulselengthOutputting Cursor Position TLL data Waypoint DisplaySelecting pulselength set to use Selecting Unit of Range Measurement, Bearing Reference Alarm Output Signal On/OffSector Blanking Radar Observation Range ResolutionRadar Picture, Target Properties and Radar Pulse Bearing Resolution False EchoesIndirect echoes Multiple echoesMinimum and Maximum Ranges Side-lobe echoesMinimum range Blind and shadow sectorsLocating a Ship or Survival Craft in Distress by Sart Gain Maintenance When Working on the Antenna UnitInterval Check point Check and measures Remarks Part Type Life expectancy RemarksSimple Troubleshooting TroubleshootingProblem Remedy Serviceman qualification Advanced-level TroubleshootingProblem Check point and probable Remedy Cause Problem Check point and probable Remedy Cause Problem Check point and probable Remedy Cause Diagnostic Test Diagnostic test, test patternLocation of Parts Antenna UnitRF Transceiver Unit Modulator TriggerRF transceiver unit FR-8051/8111 Display Unit common to all models Display unit, top viewDisplay unit, right side view Performance Monitor Operating a performance monitorTransmitter Receiver Performance Display Meaning Transmitter normal Receiver normalVideo Plotter RP-15 Auto Plotter ARP-15Fluxgate Heading Sensor C-2000 Page