Furuno CH-250 manual Operational Overview, Control Description

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1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW

1.1Control Description

		Selects center bearing of training sector.
		Selects detection range.
		Switches training sector to 360˚
		(horizontal mode), or 180˚ (vertical fan mode).
	Turns the power on/off.	Selects scan speed (sonar)/picture
		Selects scan speed (sonar)/picture
	Raises the transducer.	advancement speed (echo sounder).
	Adjusts receiver	=Controls tilt angle.
	sensitivity.	Selects center direction of
	sensitivity.	the vertical scanning sector.
		the vertical scanning sector.
	Selects width of	Turns target lock on/off.
	training sector.	Turns target lock on/off.
	training sector.
		Omnipad
		=Shifts cursor.
		Selects menu items, options.

POWER

XDR

GAIN

DISPLAYSECTORMODE

TRAIN

MAINSUB

RANGEHAFULCUSTOMLF

MODESCANFAST

TILTBRILL

TARGETR/B

EVENTMENU

Lowers the transducer.	Select display mode.	Provide short-cut
		key or one-touch		Opens/closes
		setup.		menu.
			Adjusts display	Inscribes/erases event
			brilliance.	marker.
	Alternately selects main			Inscribes/erases range
	and sub windows in			and bearing markers.
	combination displays.
	Horizontal/Video Plotter	Horizontal/Vertical Fan
	Horizontal/History		Horizontal/Strata
	DISPLAYMODE		Horizontal/Strata
	Horizontal		Echo Sounder
	Expanded Horizontal	Vertical Fan

Figure 1-1 Control unit

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Contents Color LCD Searchlight Sonar 00080894802 Safety Instructions TFT LCD Table of Contents Menu Operation Foreword FeaturesUsage Precautions System Configuration Viii Control Description Operational OverviewRemote controller Remote ControllerPower off Turning the Power On/OffPower on Raising the transducer Raising, Lowering the TransducerLowering the transducer Brilliance, panel dimmer dialog box Adjusting Screen Brilliance, Panel DimmerHorizontal Expanded Horizontal Selecting a DisplayBasic Menu Operation Adjusting the GainDialog box for deleting track Operational Overview Horizontal ModeColor Typical Horizontal Mode DisplaySelecting the Range One-touch selection of 360 sector Selecting Sector WidthSelecting the Tilt Angle Selecting Train CenterCase2 Tilt angle 10 to How to discriminate fish echoes from the bottomBottom echo and tilt angle Case1 Tilt angle 30 toPoints to consider Tilt angle for surface fishTilt angle and beam coverage Suitable tilt angleFinding Echo Position with the Cursor Selecting the Training SpeedInscribing the event marker Event MarkerDeleting all event markers Depth and Horizontal Range MarkersSuppressing bottom and surface reflections Adjusting the PictureDisplaying weak echoes clearly Suppressing bottom tailTo adjust TVG Erasing weak echoes Train center direction Position after expansion Remarks Enlarging fish echoes expand horizontal displayTarget Lock Setting target lock modeManual reserve mode To use the position mode Position modeAutomatic echo tracking mode Echo modeManual echo tracking mode Horizontal menu description Horizontal Menu OverviewLOG Interpreting the Horizontal Display How the horizontal mode picture is paintedBottom echoes Sample echo displaysBottom Fish schoolsWake Sea surface reflectionsNoise and interference Sidelobe echo false echoHorizontal/history display Combination display examples28 Horizontal/Video Plotter display Horizontal/video plotter displayPress the key to display the horizontal/strata display Horizontal/strata displayFlat bottom and strata display Color bar for the strata display31 Projection in fore direction and strata display Projection in fore direction and strata displayVertical FAN Mode AFT Typical Vertical Fan Mode DisplayRange concept Default vertical fan mode range settings Train indicator One-touch selection of 180 sector Selecting Display SectorAutomatic shifting of own ship position Selecting Sector CenterNAV 11 How to inscribe, delete the event markers 12 Depth and horizontal range markers 13 Vert menu 14 Examples of proper and improper TVG Suppressing noise and interferenceVertical menu description Vertical Menu OverviewInterpreting the Vertical Fan Display How the vertical fan mode picture is paintedPort-starboard picture bottom When ship passes over fish schoolsFalse echo Display of net haulingTrain control Horizontal/vertical fan displaySector control This page intentionally left blank Event Menu Echo Sounder ModePress the key to display the echo sounder picture Typical Echo Sounder DisplayRange concept Default echo sounder mode range settings Selecting Picture Advance Speed Train DirectionSelecting Tilt Angle Measuring Range by Cursor How to measure range with the cursorHow to inscribe, delete the event markers Range marker Range MarkerES menu A-scope display Finding echo strength A-scope displayEcho sounder menu description Echo Sounder Menu OverviewGeneral use This page intentionally left blank COM1 Menu Menu Operation1 COM1 menu description 2 COM2 menu description COM2 MenuDisplaying the COM2 menu Selecting short-cut or preset Short-cut Menu, Preset MenuSystem menu Activating custom mode Preset keyActivating a short-cut key Short-cut keyVertical Search Function SYS Menu System SettingSystem Setting 1 menu description System Setting 1 menu10 ETA marker Default Setting YES System Setting 2 menu descriptionTransducer being lowered 12 Factory Setting menu 13 Range-sonar mode menu Sonar horizontal mode range settings14 Range-ver mode menu Vertical fan mode range settings15 Range-E/S mode menu Echo sounder mode range settings16 Range-track mode menu Track range settings17 Color palette Color paletteLanguage System backupLoading backup data Demonstration mode Transducer frequency adjustment23 Default menu Restoring all default settingsCleaning the Equipment MAINTENANCE, TroubleshootingPreventive Maintenance Manually raising, lowering transducer Hull Unit MaintenanceLubrication Fuse Replacement Transducer MaintenanceSymptom Check, Remedy TroubleshootingMessage Meaning, Remedy Hull Unit Error MessagesLED Exit DiagnosticsPage Test pattern Test PatternScope OFF, on Menu TreeFrom Previous Specifications of 10.4 Inch Color LCD Searchlight Sonar Transceiver Unit Interface This page is intentionally left blank AGC IndexIN-2

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