Furuno 1834C, 1954C Waas setup requires GPS receiver GP-320B/330B, Contents of Waas Setup menu

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WAAS setup (requires GPS receiver GP-320B/330B)

Press the WAAS SETUP soft key to show the WAAS SETUP display.

Contents of WAAS SETUP menu

Item

Description

Settings

Default Setting

WAAS Mode

Select ON to use the WAAS mode.

On, Off

Off

WAAS

WAAS satellite can be searched

Auto, Manual

Auto

Search

automatically or manually. For manual

 

 

 

search, enter appropriate WAAS satellite

 

 

 

number.

 

 

WAAS Alarm

When the WAAS signal is lost, the

On, Off

Off

 

audible alarm sounds with the visual

 

 

 

message “NO WAAS SIGNAL.”

 

 

 

On: Alarm continues to sound until the

 

 

 

WAAS positioning mode is available

 

 

 

again or the alarm is recognized by key

 

 

 

operation.

 

 

 

Off: Alarm sounds three times.

 

 

Corrections

Selects the type of message for WAAS

00 to 27, 99

02

Data

correction. Use “00” (operational status)

 

 

 

in North America; “02” in other locations.

 

 

39.After you have finished setting up the GPS receiver, it’s now time to set up external equipment. Press the NEXT soft key to show the DATA1 (GPS/NMEA) port setup menu. It is only necessary to set up ports which you are going to use; skip unnecessary steps.

If you do not have external equipment connected to the NavNet, press the NEXT key several times to show the “FINISH AND EXIT INSTALLATION WIZARD” screen and then push the ENTER knob to finish.

OUTPUT FORMAT

NMEA0183

 

Ver 2.0

LAT/LON FORMAT

DD'MM.MMM'

XTE FORMAT

X. XX

OUTPUT DESTINATION

NO

 

 

Installation wizard, DATA1 (GPS/NMEA) port setup menu

40.Choose item and press the EDIT soft key. Choose appropriate setting and then press the ENTER soft key. Refer to the table and sentence description on the next page for details.

41.Press the NEXT key, and the DATA2 (NMEA) port setup menu appears. Set up this port similar to how you set up the DATA1 port.

OUTPUT FORMAT

NMEA0183

 

Ver 2.0

BAUD RATE

4800bps

LAT/LON FORMAT

DD'MM.MMM'

XTE FORMAT

X. XX

OUTPUT DESTINATION

NO

 

 

Installation wizard, DATA2 (NMEA) port setup menu

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Contents VX2 00015180319 Safety Instructions Equipment Lists Standard supplyIii Optional supplyCon’t from next System Configurations NavNet system MODEL1824C/1834C/1934C/1944C/1954C/1964CAIS Receiver NavNet system GD-1920CTwo-unit NavNet system Three-or-more unit NavNet systemMounting considerations Mounting the Display UnitTabletop, overhead mounting method Tabletop, overhead mounting Mounting procedureTabletop, overhead mounting of display unit Fixing screw, side view Flush mountingFlush mounting of display unit Typical antenna unit placement on sailboat and powerboat Mounting the Antenna Unit of MODEL1824CHow to fasten the mounting base to platform Antenna unit, showing location of mounting hardwareAntenna unit, inside view GND Sectional view Location of EMI coreHow to pass the rotation detector cable EMI core, putting into core caseMounting the optional mounting bracket Contents of mounting bracket 2 kit Type OP03-93, Code NoAntenna unit, clamping the rotation detector cable Part Type Code No QtyHow to assemble and mount the optional mounting bracket Antenna unit Mounting the Antenna Unit of MODEL1834CAntenna unit, cover removed How to fasten the radome base to the mounting platform Wiring and final preparationsSignal cable, antenna unit side RF unitHow to position the radome cover EMI coreContents of mounting bracket 1 Type OP03-92, Code No Mounting the Antenna Unit of MODEL1934C/1944C/1954C/1964C Coating the antenna with silicone sealant Fastening the radiator to the radiator bracketFastening the radiator bracket to the antenna unit chassis Mounting the antenna unit Location of rubber matHow to fasten antenna unit to mounting platform Fixing the antenna unit chassisGround Using inside fixing holes of the antenna housing Antenna unit chassis, upper chassis separatedPassing the signal cable through the cable gland assembly Connecting the signal cableAntenna unit chassis, cover opened How to fix signal cable in cable gland Torque 9.8 ±0.1 N .m Power supply unit PSU-005 for Model 1954C Mounting the Power Supply Unit Model 1954C/1964CPower supply unit Power supply unit PSU-008 for Model 1964C This page is intentionally left blank 12-24 VDC Standard WiringDisplay unit, rear view Ground terminal Waterproofing cap and connector nut, sectional viewDJ-1 DATA1 to DATA4Radar Plotter Connecting GP-310B/320B to Data 2 portNetwork port Network sounderExternal Buzzer optional supply How to Connect with a PC MJ-A7SPF0007-050 cable connection for PCPower supply unit PSU-005 MODEL1954C Wiring the Power Supply Unit Model 1954C/1964CPower supply unit, cover removed Power supply unit PSU-008 MODEL1964C CablingPower supply unit, inside view Jumper block, slide switch settingJumper block, slide switch Function Setting Power requirement Power requirement, replacement of fusesReplacement of fuses This page is intentionally left blank Setting up with the Installation Wizard Installation wizard, language selection windowInstallation wizard, units of measurement Installation wizard, network setupETR0 Installation wizard, radar setup Tuning Power Supply Unit for Model 1954C Examples of improper and correct sweep timing Wide Installation wizard, nav setup Wind AveragingNAV Setup menu description Furuno BB GPS GPS ReceiverGPS Setup menu description Description Settings Default SettingDescription Installation wizard, DATA1 GPS/NMEA port setup menu Waas setup requires GPS receiver GP-320B/330BContents of Waas Setup menu Installation wizard, DATA2 Nmea port setup menuDATA2 port Installation wizard, port monitor displayDATA4 port Installation wizard, Nmea sentence selection window Checking Magnetron Heater Voltage MODEL1824C MODEL1834CThis page is intentionally left blank Necessary parts Contents of ARP kitARP Kit ARP-11 Name Type Code No QtyDismounting the Power Board BoardOrder of fastening screws Contents of NTSC/PAL Interface kit Connecting video equipmentName Type Code No Qty Remarks Cable 3C-2V, sectional view NTSC/PAL Interface Board attachmentCable ties attachment Display unit, passing the PIP cableHow to connect 15SDS/XHP10-005 Connecting an external monitorNecessary parts for external monitor Connecting remote display How to connect remote signal cableAttaching the cable tie to Power Board Attaching more than two units0%%5㨮0%#42%5  +/05+105+0&4#9+014440%10.#. 㨻㩧㩍㩏 +/05+105+0&4#9+014440%10. 工事材料表 257 000-155-827-10 Page Page Page Hatai ,WN4UWOK Page Page Marine Radar Model 1934C/1944C Model 1954C Model 1964C Color Video Plotter
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1824C, 1934C, 1954C, 1834C, 1964C specifications

Furuno is renowned in the marine electronics industry for producing high-quality navigation equipment, particularly its range of radars. Among its flagship models, the Furuno 1944C, 1964C, 1834C, 1954C, and 1934C stand out due to their advanced features, robust technology, and reliability, making them essential tools for both commercial and recreational vessels.

The Furuno 1944C is a 12-inch color radar that boasts a powerful 4 kW output. This model integrates a user-friendly interface that enhances operational convenience, providing mariners with critical navigation information at their fingertips. With features such as advanced target detection and tracking, it helps to identify vessels and obstacles efficiently, which is vital for safe navigation.

Next, the 1964C takes functionality further with its larger 19-inch display and enhanced signal processing capabilities. The 1964C not only provides an impressive range but also features ARPA (Automatic Radar Plotting Aid) for tracking multiple targets. This functionality allows boat operators to assess risk levels and make informed decisions regarding navigation in busy waterway environments.

The Furuno 1834C is another notable entry in the series, maximizing real-time data display. Its ability to work seamlessly with Furuno's Navigator and Fish Finder systems means it doubles in utility for those who require both navigation and fishing capabilities. The intuitive interface makes it easy to access essential information, ensuring that users can maintain their focus on the sea.

The 1954C radar system incorporates some of the most advanced radar technology, providing detailed target information and exceptional clarity through its color display. Its 4 kW output delivers long-range detection, making it a suitable choice for larger vessels operating in various maritime conditions.

Lastly, the Furuno 1934C rounds out this impressive lineup with its compact design, tailored for smaller boats without sacrificing performance. Its solid 4 kW radar provides excellent target separation and enhanced echo clarity. In addition, it is compatible with a variety of additional sensors, allowing operators to expand their situational awareness.

All these models share common features including a weatherproof design, multiple display modes, and customizable settings, ensuring they cater to a diverse range of maritime applications. With Furuno's continuous innovation and commitment to quality, these radar systems embody the brand's legacy in safety and performance at sea.