Furuno FR-8251, FR-8111 manual Waypoint Display, Outputting Cursor Position TLL data

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7)Select pulselength and press the ENTER/SE- LECT key.

8)Press the ENTER/SELECT key.

9)Press the MENU key.

7)Press the ENTER/SELECT key.

8)Press the MENU key.

 

 

SPEED

HDG 123.4°

 

 

MANUAL 30.0kt

 

 

Table 1-2 Default pulselength settings

Range

0.75

1.5

3

6

12

24

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PL Set

M1P

M1P

M2P

LP

LP

LP

No.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PL Set

SP

SP

M1P

M2P

LP

LP

No.2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Selecting pulselength set to use

Select pulselength set on P/L SEL of the ECHO SIG menu.

0.25 NM

0.05

ZOOM SP

HU

TRU TRAIL

AUTO 00:45 30M

GUARD1

GUARD2

IN

External waypoint

1)Press the MENU key.

2)Select the ECHO SIG menu.

3)Press the ENTER/SELECT key.

4)Select P/L SET and press the ENTER/SE- LECT key.

5)Select P/L1 (or P/L2).

6)Press the ENTER/SELECT key.

7)Press the MENU key.

1.35 Waypoint Display

A waypoint selected on a radionav equipment can be displayed on the radar. This function requires a compass signal.

1)Press the MENU key.

2)Select the INITIAL menu.

3)Press the ENTER/SELECT key.

4)Select NAV DATA and press the ENTER/SE- LECT key.

5)Select EXT WP and press the ENTER/SE- LECT key.

6)Select ON (or OFF).

A/C

NR

F3

IR2

L-ES

ES1

 

EAV1

345.6°R EBL

VRM 0.080nm

23.0°R

0.220nm

29:59

+ 105.0°R 00.74nm TTG 12:34

Figure 1-28 Displaying an external waypoint

1.36Outputting Cursor Position (TLL data)

Cursor position can be output to external equip- ment, in IEC 1162 format, by pressing the VRM (TLL) control. This function requires position data and a compass signal.

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Contents Marine Radar 00080735211 Safety Information Do not diassemble or modify the equipment Radio Frequency Radation Hazard IiiUse the correct fuse Compliance with R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC Table of Contents Maintenance Features Word to FR-8051/8111/8251 Owners ForewordVii Configuration of FR-8051/8111/8251 Specifications Antenna UnitTransceiver Module Environmental Conditions Power Supply and Power ConsumptionDisplay Unit OthersEquipment Lists Standard SetXii Optional Equipment Spare PartsXiii Categorization by Specification XivOperation Control DescriptionDisplay Indications 25 NMDisplay indications lower part Turning the Radar On/Off Selecting RangeTransmitting, Stand-by Presentation Mode Selecting presentation modeDescription Menu Overview Basic menu operationChanging pages on the Initial menu Menu tree MK Erase erase all fixed marksInitial Tune SET AUTO, Manu SPD Mode MAN, LOG, NAV Adjusting Picture Brilliance Tuning the ReceiverAdjusting Sensitivity Selecting tuning modeSuppressing Sea Clutter Adjusting Brilliance of Control Panel and MarkersAdjusting Range Ring Brilliance Automatic anti-clutter controlMeasuring the Range Suppressing Rain ClutterHeading and North Markers Measuring range by the range ringsMeasuring Bearing Canceling the cursor offset Collision Assessment by Measuring Range Offset EBLIndex Lines Off-centering the PictureZoom Inscribing Marks on the DisplayFunction key Own Ship Speed Turning on a functionAutomatic speed input Echo Trails Ship’s GraphicInterference Rejector Manual speed inputTrail time Canceling echo trailStarting echo trail Trail referenceElectronic Plotting E-plot Trail brilliancePlotting a target True or relative vector Canceling target plottingTarget data Vector timeSelecting guard zone type Setting a Guard Alarm ZoneSetting a guard zone Activating the guard zonesCanceling the guard zone and guard alarm Watch AlarmSilencing the aural alarm How to turn on echo averagingSuppressing Second-Trace Echoes 26 Echo averageNoise Rejection Presetting pulselengthEcho Stretch Selecting PulselengthWaypoint Display Outputting Cursor Position TLL dataSelecting pulselength set to use Alarm Output Signal On/Off Selecting Unit of Range Measurement, Bearing ReferenceSector Blanking This page is intentionally left blank Range Resolution Radar ObservationRadar Picture, Target Properties and Radar Pulse Indirect echoes Bearing ResolutionFalse Echoes Multiple echoesMinimum range Minimum and Maximum RangesSide-lobe echoes Blind and shadow sectorsLocating a Ship or Survival Craft in Distress by Sart Gain This page is intentionally left blank Maintenance When Working on the Antenna UnitPeriodic Maintenance Schedule Troubleshooting Simple TroubleshootingAdvanced-level Troubleshooting Serviceman qualificationProblem Check point and probable Remedy Cause Problem Check point and probable Remedy Cause Diagnostic Test Diagnostic test, test patternThis page is intentionally left blank Location 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 This page is intentionally left blank Performance Monitor Operating a performance monitorAuto Plotter ARP-15 Video Plotter RP-15Fluxgate Heading Sensor C-2000 Page

FR-8251, FR-8111 specifications

Furuno has long been a leader in marine electronics, and its FR-8251 and FR-8111 radar systems continue that tradition. Both are advanced systems designed specifically for professional mariners who demand high performance, reliability, and technological sophistication in their navigational tools.

The Furuno FR-8251 is a powerful radar system that boasts a range of features tailored for commercial vessels. With a 25 kW transmitter, the FR-8251 delivers exceptional performance, providing a clearer and more detailed image of the maritime environment. It is equipped with advanced signal processing technology, including the Doppler processing feature, which allows for the detection of moving targets. This is highly beneficial for collision avoidance, as it provides accurate information regarding the speed and direction of other vessels.

Another noteworthy feature of the FR-8251 is its large, high-resolution display that enhances visibility and ease of use, even in challenging weather conditions. The user interface is straightforward, allowing for quick adjustments and easy navigation through the various settings. It supports a variety of display formats and allows for customization, enabling operators to tailor the information presented according to their specific needs.

On the other hand, the Furuno FR-8111 is equally impressive and designed as a more compact solution without sacrificing performance. This model comes with a 12 kW output and is specifically crafted for smaller vessels, yet it still delivers high-quality radar coverage. Utilizing Furuno’s renowned Automatic Target Tracker (ATT) technology, the FR-8111 enables mariners to efficiently track multiple targets, significantly enhancing situational awareness.

Additionally, both the FR-8251 and FR-8111 come with integrated ARPA (Automatic Radar Plotting Aid), providing users with sophisticated tools for navigation and collision avoidance. The presence of multiple target tracking empowers operators to make informed decisions, optimizing safety at sea.

Furuno’s commitment to reliability and durability is evident in both models, which are designed to withstand the harsh marine environment. Their robust build quality ensures longevity, while their advanced technologies offer peace of mind.

Both the Furuno FR-8251 and FR-8111 are excellent choices for professional mariners seeking cutting-edge radar systems. With their impressive performance, user-friendly interfaces, and advanced technologies, these radar systems set the standard in marine navigation, providing essential support for safe and efficient voyages.