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COLOR LCD SOUNDER

FCV-1200L/1200LM
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Yo u r L o c a l A g e n t/D e a le r

9-52, A shihara-cho,
N ishinom iya, Japan

Te l e p h o n e : 0 7 9 8 -6 5 -2 111
Te l e f a x : 0798-65-4200

A ll rig h ts re s e rv e d .
FIRST EDITIO N : FEB 2001
Printed in Japan

PUB. No. SM E-23650-A

( M AYA ) FC V -1200L/LM
 CONTENTS

1. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ....................................................................1

1.1 Standard Type (FCV-1200L)......................................................................... 1

1.2 Black Box Type ............................................................................................. 2
1.3 Monitor Type (FCV-1200LM)......................................................................... 3
1.4 Connecting external transceiver unit (ETR) to EXIF Unit............................... 4
1.5 Connecting external monitor unit to EXIF Unit............................................... 4

2. SIGNAL FLOW .........................................................................................5

3. FUNCTION OF EACH UNIT .....................................................................8

3.1 Display Unit (MU-101C) .............................................................................. 8

3.2 Control Unit (CV-1201/1202) ....................................................................... 9
3.3 Processor Unit .............................................................................................. 9

4. TEST POINT, LED and ADJUSTER .......................................................17

4.1 DISP Board (06P0238) ............................................................................. 17

4.2 Power Board (02P6270) ............................................................................ 18
4.3 ES Board (02P6271) ................................................................................. 20
4.4 MAIN Board (02P6269) ............................................................................. 23
4.5 EXIF Unit .................................................................................................... 25
4.6 Interface Unit .............................................................................................. 28

5. WAVEFORM ...........................................................................................30

5.1 MAIN Board 02P6270................................................................................. 30

5.2 POWER BOARD ........................................................................................ 34
5.3 ES Board (02P6271) ................................................................................. 35

6. TRANSDUCER DATA SETTING ............................................................36

7. TESTING TRANSDUCER ......................................................................38

7.1 Checking transducer with multimeter .......................................................... 38

7.2 Checking impedance at resonant poit ......................................................... 38
7.3 Checking resonant frequency characteristic................................................ 39
7.4 Resonant waveforms of normal transducers ............................................... 42

8. UPDATEING SOFTWARE ......................................................................49

9. CONNECTING EXT. VGA MONITOR.....................................................50

MECANICAL PARTS LIST & EXPLODED VIEW...................................... D-1

ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ...................................................................... E-1

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ........................................................................... S-1

1. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
1.1 Standard Type (FCV-1200L)

The standard type of the FCV-1200L consists of a Monitor Unit, Processor Unit and transducers, as
shown in figure 1.1.

MONITOR UNIT MU-101C

CONTROL UNIT
CV-1201: Landscape type
CV-1202: Portrait type

NMEA 0183
Navigator *4

External Monitor

PROCESSOR UNIT Interface Unit

CV-1203 (FCV-1200L) IF-8000
CV-1203M (FCV-1200LM) Water Temp. Sensor
(T-02MSB, etc.)
Interface Unit
IF-8000
Net Sonde
FNZ-18 Navigator *4
Ship's Mains
12-24 VDC External Monitor

CN7 E/S Interface Sonar, Net Recorder,

HI
Rectifier VI-1100A Telesounder TS-50/80 *3
RU-1746B-2 CN8
LO E/S Interface Same as above
VI-1100A
100/110/115/200/
220/230 VAC OR
1φ, 50/60 Hz Transceiver Unit ETR-5D/10D
Telesounder TS-7000/8000 *3

Same as above
High Low
OR
Frequency Frequency
Switch Box Picture Recorder
Transducer*1 Transducer*1 EX-7 MT-12
: Standard
E/S Interface VI-1100A
: Option
OR
: Local Supply Transmitter Unit ETR-5D/10D

Same as above
*1: FCV-1200L only
*2: EXIF Assy. required for FCV-1200L. Same as above
*3: For sister ship one unit only Same as above *2
Sister ship: EXIF Assy. required for FCV-1200L
Master ship: FCV-1200LM or FCV-1200L equipped with EXIF Assy.
*4: Navigator may be connected to interface unit or monitor unit.

Figure 1.1 Standard type

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1.2 Black Box Type

The black box type of the FCV-1200L consists of a Interface Unit (IF-8000), a Control Unit (CV-
1201 or CV-1202) and a Processor Unit, as shown in figure 1.2. The monitor unit must be VGA
type or VGA compatible type supplied in local. And it is connected to the Interface Unit IF-8000.
The standard monitor unit MU-101C also can be connected to the IF-8000.
The control unit CV-1201/CV1202 and external NAVAID are connected to the IF-8000.

Note; When external monitor is used, brightness of the display must be

controlled on the monitor.

External Monitor MONITOR UNIT

MU-101C

CONTROL UNIT
CV-1201: Portrait type
NMEA 0183 Interface Unit *4 CV-1202: Landscape type
Navigator
IF-8000

Interface Unit
PROCESSOR UNIT IF-8000
CV-1203 (FCV-1200L) Water Temp. Sensor
CV-1203M (FCV-1200LM) (T-02MSB, etc.)
External Monitor
Net Sonde
FNZ-18
Ship's Mains
12-24 VDC
CN7

HI E/S Interface Sonar, Net Recorder,

Rectifier CN8 VI-1100A Telesounder TS-50/80 *3
RU-1746B-2
LO E/S Interface Same as above
VI-1100A
100/110/115/200/
220/230 VAC OR
1φ, 50/60 Hzz Transceiver Unit ETR-5D/10D
Telesounder TS-7000/8000 *3

Same as above
High Low
OR
Frequency Frequency
Switch Box Picture Recorder
Transducer*1 Transducer*1 EX-7 MT-12
: Standard
E/S Interface VI-1100A
: Option
OR
: Local Supply Transmitter Unit ETR-5D/10D

Same as above
*1: FCV-1200L only
*2: EXIF Assy. required for FCV-1200L. Same as above
*3: For sister ship one unit only Same as above *2
Sister ship: EXIF Assy. required for FCV-1200L
Master ship: FCV-1200LM or FCV-1200L equipped with EXIF Assy.
*4: When connecting optional monitor unit, connect it to control unit.

Figure 1.2 Black box type

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1.3 Monitor Type (FCV-1200LM)

The monitor type (FCV-1200LM) consists of the Monitor Unit (MU-101C) and the Processor Unit,
as shown in figure 1.3.
A External interface EXIF unit is equipped instead of a internal transceiver unit (ES board
"02P6271") in the Processor Unit for the monitor type (FCV-1200LM).

MONITOR UNIT MU-101C

CONTROL UNIT
(Portrait type: CV-1201
Landscape type: CV-1202)

NMEA 0183
Navigator *3

*4 External Monitor

Interface Unit
IF-8000
Water Temp. Sensor
(T-02MSB, etc.)
PROCESSOR UNIT Interface Unit
CV-1203M Net Sonde IF-8000
TEMP Navigator *3
FNZ-18
Ship's Mains
SONDE External Monitor
12-24 VDC

E/S Interface Sonar, Net Recorder,

HI
Rectifier VI-1100A Telesounder TS-50/80 *3
RU-1746B-2
LO E/S Interface Same as above
VI-1100A
100-230 VAC
1φ, 50/60 Hz OR
Transmitter Unit ETR-5D/10D
Telesounder TS-7000/8000 *3

Same as above
OR
Switch Box Picture Recorder
EX-7 MT-12

: Standard E/S Interface VI-1100A

OR
: Option
Transmitter Unit ETR-5D/10D
: Local Supply
Same as above
*1: FCV-1200L onlyL.
Same as above
*2: For sister ship one unit only
Sister ship: EXIF Assy. required for FCV-1200L Same as above
Master ship: FCV-1200LM or FCV-1200L equipped with EXIF Assy.
3: Navigator may be connected to either monitor unit or interface unit.
*4: Cable for monitor unit, control unit
Unibody - MJ-A10SPF0002-0015
Separate - MJ-A10SPF0002-0050

Figure 1.3 Monitor type

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1.4 Connecting external transceiver unit (ETR) to EXIF Unit

• When external transceiver units (ETR) are connected together with the internal transceiver unit,
set the XDCR CONNECT menu in E/S DRAFT SETTING menu as follows;

1) To display internal "H" and "L" signals in dual display mode

Select INTERNAL for both high and low frequencies.

2)To display external "H" and "L" signals on dual display mode
Select EXTERNAL for both high and low frequencies.

3)To display internal "H" and external "L" signals on dual display mode.
Select INTERNAL for the high frequency and EXTERNAL for low frequency.

4)To display external "H" and internal "L" signals on the dual display mode
Select EXTERNAL for the high frequency and INTERNAL for low frequency.

5)To display three division screen, internal "H", internal "L", and either external "H" or
"L" on USER-1/2 mode.

Select INTERNAL for both high and low frequency, and connect external transceiver unit
(ETR) to connector CN7.

1.5 Connecting external monitor unit to EXIF Unit

Echo signals of the internal transceiver unit are always outputted from the connectors CN7 and CN8
regardless of the E/S SIG OUT setting in the E/S DRAFT SETTING menu.
The E/S SIG OUT setting determines whether the trigger (KP) from either connector CN7 or CN8
outputs or not.

1) When external monitor unit is connected to either connector CN7 or CN8,

• Select HF for the E/S SIG OUT setting, if external monitor is connected to CN7.
• Select LF for the E/S SIG OUT setting, if external monitor is connected to CN8.

2) When external monitor unit is connected to both connectors CN7 and CN8, select "LF/HF"
for E/S SIG OUT.

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2. SIGNAL FLOW
The function of FCV-1200L is mainly controlled by the CPU on the MAIN board in the Processor
Unit. The key settings on the Control Panel are read by the CPU on the PNL board and send to the
CPU on the MAIN board via the data communication line. Major I/O signals between the MAIN
board and the ES board are transmission signal, received signal and control signals.
The echo signal is sent from the ES board to the MAIN board and then converted into R/G/B signals,
and then delivered to the DISP board in the Monitor Unit "MU101C" together with HS, VS and YC
signals. When interface unit "IF-8000" is connected, those signals are sent via the MIF board in the
IF-8000 to the external VGA monitor or standard LCD monitor "MU-101C".

The EXIF unit interfaces the signals between external unit ( ETR, TS, VI-1100, EX-7, MT-12) and
the MAIN board.

PROCESSOR UNIT
EXIF
SIG IN EXIF ST
MONITOR UNIT
ETR SIG
SIG OUT
ES SIG MAIN
KP IN H EXIF 2 02P6269
EKP I H
KP OUT H 02P6279 EXIF 1
KP IN L 02P6278 KPO H TD/RD NMEA
NAVAID
KP OUT L EKP I L
KPO L
EXTXD/RXD R/G/B
TVG/GAIN 12 VP
+/- 5 V DISP
HS/VS
06P0238
TRX ST1 H
ES TRX ST2 H
TRX ST1 L YC
02P6271 TRX ST2 L

VTX H
TRX TD LCD
KP TX H
TX H Unit
VTH L CONTD

TX L KP TX L

TRX SIG H
RX H

TRX TVG H
LOCAL 1 H
LOCAL 2 H

RX L TRX SIG L

TRX TVG L Inverter

LOCAL 1 L
LOCAL 2 L Board
PSW
VTX CONT H/L
PD H/L
12 VPD

+/- 5 V
VTX H
VTX L
5 VA
12 VP

CONTROL UNIT

PNL 02P6275 or
FIL 02P6276
Ship's POWER
Main 02P6274
02P6270
Key

Figure 2.1 Signal flow diagram; Standard Type

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 Figure 2.2 Signal flow diagram; Black Box & Monitor Type

Details of each signal shown in figures 2.1 and 2.2

Note; H: high frequency L: low frequency

Name Function
VTX H/L Supply voltage for TX power amplifier (+B voltage)
KP TX H/L Pulsed carrier signals for transmission
TRX SIG H/L Echo signals (output from ES board)
TRX TVG H/L TVG and Gain control voltage for receiver amplifiers
LOCAL 1 H/L First local carrier signals
LOCAL 2 H/L Second local carrier signals
VTX CONT H/L Controls VTX H/L voltage
PD H/L Reduces transmission power
TRX ST 1 Status signal of frequency; 15 - 200 kHz or 400 kHz.
TRX ST 2 Status signal of the ES board connection
EXIF ST Status signal of the EXIF unit connection
ETR SIG Echo signal output (8 bit binary code) from EXIF unit to MAIN board
ES SIG Echo signal from internal transceiver unit to EXIF unit
EKPI H/L Trigger signal inputted from external transceiver unit
KPO H/L Trigger output for external transceiver unit
EXTXD/RXD CPU data communication line between EXIF 1 and MAIN board

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SIG IN AC Input signal (AC) from external transceiver unit
SIG IN DC Input signal (DC) from external transceiver unit
KP IN H/L Trigger signal inputted from external transceiver unit
KP OUT H/L Trigger signal output for external transceiver unit
TVG/GAIN TVG and GAIN control voltage for external transceiver unit
TD/RD Communication I/O signals to/from NAVAID
TRX TD Transmission data of CPU on MAIN board
CONTD Transmission data of CPU on PNL board
R/G/B Display signal (Red, Green, Blue)

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3. FUNCTION OF EACH UNIT
3.1 Display Unit (MU-101C)
The Display Unit (MU-100) consists of DISP board (06P0238), LCD Inverter board, and LCD Unit.
Figure 3.1 shows the system block diagram of the Display Unit.

DISP 06P0238
CN-3
CN-2 NMEA

LCD I/F
H-SYNC, V-SYNC, CLK
R, G, B, LCD Unit
R, G, B,
A/D CON.
HSN, VSN, CLK
Transceiver 5V LCD
Unit
5V AD5V

Inverter

FUSE
12VDC 12V
F1 3A Switching Regulator
(10 to 16VDC)

YC BRILL
CN-1
TRXTD-A/B, CONTD-A/B, PWRSW-H/C Control Unit

Figure 3.1 System block diagram of Display Unit

The DISP board contains LCD interface circuit and switching regulator circuit. The LCD interface
circuit converts the analogue R, G, B signals from the Transceiver Unit into six-bit digital R, G, B
signals and outputs them to the LCD unit.

H-SYNC, V-SYNC, and CLK (dot clock) signals generated by the Transceiver Unit are also sent to
the LCD Unit by the DISP board through the LCD Interface circuit.

The switching regulator of power circuit generates 5V and AD5V for internal digital circuit, and
12V for the LCD inverter board.

The LCD unit consists of LCD module (10.4-inch screen, TTF color LCD), LCD control board, and
fluorescent lamp for back-lighting.
The LCD inverter board generates AC pulse signal (high voltage) for the fluorescent lamp and it's
pulse length is controlled by the YC signal to control the LCD brightness.

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3.2 Control Unit (CV-1201/1202)
Figure 2.2 shows the system block diagram of the Control Unit.

02P6275 or 02P6276

Figure 3.2 System block diagram of Control Unit

The control unit consists of the key panel and the PNL board. There two types of the PNL boards;
02P6275 for the portrait type and 02P6276 for the landscape type. The settings on the panel are
detected by the CPU on the PNL board and sent to the CPU on the MAIN board in the transceiver
unit through the serial data communication line.

3.3 Processor Unit

Figure 3.3 shows the system diagram of the Processor Unit.

PROCESSOR UNIT

Ship's Main
12 -24 VDC CN2 FAN
FIL POWER
02P6274 02P6270
FAN

Transducer 1 CN3 ES
02P6271
Transducer 2 CN4

Net Sonde CN5

CON MAIN
Water Temp. Sensor CN6 02P6262 02P6269

VI-1100
EX-7 CN7 EXIF
ETR-5/10D 02P6278
CN8 02P6279
Telesounder
etc.

To Display Unit CN1

Figure 3.3 System diagram of Processor Unit

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The processor unit consists of the MAIN board (02P6269), ES board (02P6271), POWER board
(02P6270), FIL board (02P6274), CON board (02P6262), and EXIF board (02P6279).
The EXIF board is optional supplied.

Following table shows the principal functions of each PC board.

PC board Functions
MAIN board Communicates with CPU on PNL board in Control Unit.
02P6269 Generates character data.
Generates transmission signals.
Processes received signal.
Generates R/G/B, H-SYNC, V -SYNC, and YC signals.
Inputs and outputs NMEA data.
Generates TVG curves and local carrier signals for receiver circuit
Controls VTX voltage on POWER board.
Detects status signals set on ES and EXIF boards.

ES board Transmits and receives signal from/to transducer.

02P6271
POWER board Generates -5V, 5V, 5VA, 12VA, 12VPD, VTX L and VTX H by switching
02P6270 regulator circuit.
FIL board Eliminates common mode noise on ship's main line
02P6274
CON board I/O board for Net Sonde and Water Temperature Sensor
02P6262
EXIF board Interfaces signals between external unit and processor unit
02P6278
02P6269

3.3.1 PWR Board (02P6270)

Figure 3.4 shows the block diagram of the PWR board.

The power circuit is activated when the PSW-H and PSW-L signals are short-circuited by the power
switch in the control unit. The PWR board generates 5V, -5V, 12VP, 12VPD, and VTX voltage.
The 12VPD is source voltage of the Display Unit. The VTX voltage is supplied to the transmission
amplifier circuit on the ES board (02P6262). The VTX voltage is determined by the VTX CONT
H/L signals which are generated on the MAIN board in accordance with the manual or auto-setting
of the "SUPPLY VOLT" in the "XDCR SETTING" menu.

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Figure 3.4 Block diagram of PWR board (02P6270)

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3.3.2 ES Board 02P6271

Figure 3.5 shows the block diagram of the ES board.

TP45
TVG - H TRX TVG H-H
TVG REG.

1st LOCAL H-H 2nd LOCAL H-H

TP30 TP31 TP40 TP34 TP42 TP36 J2
TP41 TRX SIG H-H
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DIODE Filter X Filter Amp. Filter BPF
TP39 TP32 TP33 TP35 X TP43 TP37
TRAP 246 kHz 246 kHz 11 kHz TRX SIG H-C
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1st LOCAL H-C V REF

2nd LOCAL H-C

TP7
LPF TVG - L TRX TVG L-H
TVG REG.

1st LOCAL L-H 2nd LOCAL L-H

TP13 TP14 TP16 TP8 TP27 TP19 TRX SIG L-H J1
TP26
17
DIODE Filter Filter Amp. Filter BPF
TP12 TP15 X TP17 TP18
X TP28 TP9
TRAP 246 kHz 246 kHz 246 kHz TRX SIG L-C
18

1st LOCAL L-C V REF 2nd LOCAL L-C

CR29 VTX-H J2
1st LOCAL H-H TP46 LOCAL 1-H
4
J4 TP48 TP50 1st LOCAL H-C TP44
1 TX AMP. TX0 L
TP47 U29 TP49 1st LOCAL L-H TP11 LOCAL 1-L J1
TX1 L 4
3 Q9 - Q16
1st LOCAL L-C TP10

J3 TP4 TP6
TX AMP. TX0 H
1
U1 TP20 LOCAL 2-H J2
TP1 TP5 2nd LOCAL H-H
TX1 H 6
3 2nd LOCAL H-C TP21
Q1 - Q8
TP22 LOCAL 2-L J1
2nd LOCAL L-H
VTX-L 6
2nd LOCAL L-C TP23

Buffer
CR16
J1
J1 KP TX0 L
JP1 TRXST1 L 1
13 KP TX1 L
TRXST2 L 2
JP2 14 J2
J2 KP TX0 H
JP7 TRXST1 H 1
13 KP TX1 H
JP8 TRXST2 H 2
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TP25 J1 J2 TRX TVG H-H
Frequency 12VP 15
TP2 8 TRX TVG L-H
Up to 200kHz 400kHz V REF 12VA TP24 15
JP1 short open
5VA P TP3
JP2 short short 9 VTX-H 20
JP7 short open 5VA M TP29
11 VTX-L 20
JP8 short short

Figure 3.5 Block diagram of ES board

The transmitting and receiving amplifier circuits are the same circuits for all frequencies between 15
and 200 kHz except 400 kHz. When the ES board is set to 400 kHz, the connector CN3 is marked
by "400 kHz"

Jumper settings, J1 and J7, depend on the frequency of the ES board and are detected by the CPU on
the MAIN board to generate the transmission signal and 1st local carrier signals to the ES board. The
signal from the connector J2 is displayed on the right side screen (H) and the signal from the J1 is
displayed on the left side screen (L) when the dual display mode is selected.
Jumpers, J2 and J8, are set depending on the presence of the ES board.

Transmitting
The transmission output voltage is determined by the VTX voltage which is controlled by the CPU
in accordance with the "SUPPLY VOLTAGE" set on the XDCR SETTING menu.
The maximum output power of the transmission circuit is 3 kW.

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Receiving Circuit
The Received signals both H and L frequencies are converted into 246.2 kHz (1st IF signal) by the
first mixer circuit and then converted into 11 kHz (2nd IF signal) by the second mixer circuit after
amplified by the TVG amplifier circuit. The local carrier signals (1st LOCAL/ 2nd LOCAL) for the
mixer circuit are generated by the MAIN board.
The 2nd IF signals named "TRX SIG H" and "TRX SIG L" are outputted to the MAIN board.

The amplitude of the receiver circuit is controlled by the TVG voltage (TRX TVG) which is also
generated by the MAIN board. The maximum amplitude of the receiver circuit is 46 dB.

3.3.3 MAIN Board (02P6269)

See the block diagram shown in figure 3.6.

Received signals ( TRX SIG H/L ) from the ES board are converted into digital signals by the A/D
converter "U64" and then converted into parallel data by the serial to parallel converter "U26".
The output of the U26, linear signal, is compressed into log signal by the linear to log converter
"U8" and then sent to the switching circuit composed by U9/U10/U11/U15.
In the switching circuit, the received signals, digital and log signals, from the internal transceiver
unit or the external transceiver unit, are switched according to the display mode selection and then
selected signal is sent to the master and slave Gate Arrays "U65/U66".
The slave Gate Array (U66) processes the signal (L) and then output it to the master Gate Array.
The master Gate Array (U65) processes the signal (H) and converts into R/G/B signals, the signal
(L) from the slave Gate Array(U66) is also converted into R/G/B signals by U65. The R/G/B signals
are sent to the display unit or the interface unit "IF-8000" from the connector CN1.

The Master Gate Array also generates the transmission data to the DDS (direct digital synthesizer)
and KPOM/KPOS to the KP Selector. When internal transceiver unit is selected in the "ES DRAFT
SETTING" menu, the KPOM and KPOS are supplied to each DDS circuit as KPIM/ KPIS. When
the external transceiver unit (ETR) is selected on the menu, the KPOM/KPOS named EKPO are
outputted to the ETR. Each DDS circuit generates transmission signals "TX1H/TX0H and
TX1L/TX0L" to each TX amplifier circuit and carrier signals "LOCAL 1 H and LOCAL1 L" to
each mixer circuit on the ES board.

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 KP1
KPSW L
CN1
R KPIM TP30
1 J4
TP33
KPTX0 L
G DDS TX1 L 1
2
Direct Digital TP31 TX0 L KPTX1 L
B Synthesizer
2
3 TP23 LOCAL 1 L
4
4 KP2 TP35
KPIS CR16
5
KPIS TP10 KPSW H
6 J5
TP5 KPTX0 H
DDS TX1 H 1
FNZ-18 TP4
Direct Digital TX0 H KPTX1 H
MASTER Synthesizer TP12 LOCAL 1 H
2
GATE ARRAY 4
TP6
U65 KPIM
DRAM CR3
UART
PNL CPU CPU EEPROM
KPOM
EX IF
Control TP11
NMEA KPIM
Data TP21
KP KPIM
TP28 Seleckt KPIS
Address KP
TP2 Seleckt CR12
Power Sync. EKPO H1 EKP H
TP22
KPIS
EKP L
EKPO L1 TP29 CR11
Flash ROM SRAM DRAM SLAVE KPOS
GATE ARRAY
U66
22.5792MHz EKPO H
Buffer

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5.6448MHz TP13
EKPO L
J4
1/4 1/24 J4
6 2
LOCAL2 Switching TRX SIG L H
4
235.2kHz J5 Internal/external
6 ROM Serial to Parallel A/D Converter/ TRX SIG L C
Liner to Log Converter & Band Control TRX SIG H H
Converter Detector U64 J5
Switching U26
Internal/external 2
TRX SIG H C 4
ETR TRXTVG H J5
15
D/A
Converter J4
TRXTVG L 15

Figure 3.6 Block diagram of MAIN Board

3.3.4 EXIF Board (02P6278/02P6279)

Figure 3.7 shows the block diagram of the EXIF Unit.

CN7 CN8 EXIF2 02P6279 EXIF1 02P6278

1 SIG IN AC/DC-H A/D
Detector
2 Converter

Selector Linear/Log
Converter
1 SIG IN AC/DC-L
Detector D/A
2 Converter

KP IN- H
3 Buffer
KP OUT - H
6 Buffer
KP IN - L
3 Buffer
Buffer
KP OUT- L

MAIN 02P6269
6 Buffer

SIG OUT - H D/A

19 Buffer Filter Mixer Latch
Converter
Log/Linear
Converter
SIG OUT- L D/A
19 Buffer Filter Mixer
Converter Latch

10 GAIN H
11 Decoder
12
13 TVG H
14 Decoder
15 CPU
10 GAIN L
11 Decoder
12
13 TVG L
14 Decoder
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Figure 3.7 Block diagram of EXIF Unit

The EXIF unit is required when the external transceiver unit (ETR) is installed, and when
monitoring the video signal with the external equipment or monitoring the video signal from the
external equipment.

For external transceiver unit (ETR)

The EXIF outputs the GAIN/TVG control voltage and transmission trigger pulse (KP OUT H/L),
and inputs the echo signals (SIG IN AC/DC) and KPs (KP IN H/L).
The KP IN H and KP IN L signals are feedback signals of the transmission trigger pulse to acquire
the received signal into the processor circuit on the MAIN board.

Signal Output (SIG OUT)

Only echo signals of the internal transceiver unit are outputted from SIG OUT terminal of the EXIF
unit. When external transceiver unit is selected on the menu, the signal output is suspended.

KP Output
Trigger signals corresponding to the selected unit in the menu are outputted from the KP OUT

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terminals when the external transceiver unit (ETR) or EX mode is selected.

Gain and TVG voltage

When external transceiver unit is selected on the menu, Gain and TVG data, which are set on the
control panel, are derived from the CPU on the MAIN board to the CPU on the EXIF board and
converted into the analog voltage by the D/A converter.
The analog Gain and TVG voltage is supplied to the receiver amplifier in the ETR unit and control
the amplitude.

Gain and TVG control voltage are outputted from the EXIF board. The CPU on the EXIF1 board
generates the Gain and TVG data to the D/A converter in accordance with the GAIN/TVG data sent
by the CPU on the MAIN board.

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4. TEST POINT, LED and ADJUSTER
4.1 DISP Board (06P0238)

R65 TP12 TP 3 F1: 3A

R75

J1

TP 7
TP10
TP 8

TP1
C63 TP 4 TP11

Figure 4.1 DISP board

Test Point
TP Name Measurings Remarks
TP 1 5V 5.0 V + 0.25 V Source voltage of LCD control circuit in LCD Unit
TP 3 PGND
TP 4 2.4 V 2.4 V + 0.05 V VCO Control Voltage of PLL circuit
TP 7 +12 V 12.0 V + 0.2 V Source voltage of LCD inverter board
TP 8 +5 V 5.0 v + 0.25 V +5 V for DISP board circuit
TP10 GND 0V
TP11 GND 0V
TP12 FREQ 70 kHz + 1 kHz Switching clock of power circuit

Adjuster
Adj. Functions
R65 Adjustsswitching frequency 70 kHz (+ 1 kHz ) measuring at TP12
R75 Adjusts +12 voltage measuring at TP7
C63 Adjusts VCO control voltage measuring at TP4

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4.2 Power Board (02P6270)

CR19

TP12 TP14
TP9
TP10
CR21
CR10 R69

R20 TP17
TP18
TP5
TP2
TP3 TP15
TP4
R93

CR20

CR26
TP7
TP16
TP1 R86

TP25
TP28

TP26
TP27
TP20
TP24 TP21
TP23 TP19
TP22

Figure 4.2 Power board (02P6270)

Test Point
TP Name Measurings Remarks
TP1 +5 G See Chapter 5 Switching signal
TP2 +12VD See Chapter 5 +12 VD output of transformer before rectified
TP3 +12V See Chapter 5 +12 V output of transformer before rectified
TP4 +5V See Chapter 5 +5 V output of transformer before rectified
TP5 0V 0 voltage of switching regulator output circuit
TP6 GND 0 voltage of switching regulator output circuit
TP7 -VIN(P0V) Negative line of ship's main
TP8 -5V See Chapter 5 -5 V output of transformer before rectified
TP9 VTX H G See Chapter 5 Switching signal
TP10 -VIN(P0V) Negative line of ship's main
TP11
TP12 TO VTX H See Chapter 5 VTX H output of transformer before rectified
TP13 GND 0 voltage of switching regulator output circuit
TP14 VTX L See Chapter 5 VTX L output of transformer before rectified
TP15 -VIN(P0V) Negative line of ship's main
TP16 P CLK See Chapter 5 Power sync. signal

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Test Point
TP Name Measuring Remarks
TP17 VTX L G Switching signal
TP18 -VIN(P0V) See Chapter.5 Negative line of ship's main
TP19 GND 0V
TP20 VTX L +B Voltage supplied to transmission amplifier (low)
TP21 VTX H +B Voltage supplied to transmission amplifier (high)
TP22 P5V 5.0 + 0.25V
TP23 P12V 11.75 to 12.20 V
TP24 -5V -4.75 to -5.25 V
TP25 +12VD 11.0 to 16.0 V
TP26 VTX CONT L 1.35 to 5.0 V VTX CONT = (VTX + 3 ) x 5/133
TP27 VTX CONT H 1.35 to 5.0 V VTX CONT = (VTX + 3 ) x 5/133
TP28 GND 0V

LED
LED Color Name Functions
CR10 GREEN VTX L ON when internal transceiver unit for high freq. is selected
CR19 GREEN +5V Always ON ( +5 V output)
CR20 RED OVER CUR Normally OFF ( over current indicator )
CR21 GREEN VTX L ON when internal transceiver unit for low freq. is selected
CR26 RED IN HL Normal OFF ( ON when abnormal ship's main is detected )

Adjuster
Adj. Name Functions
R86 +5V ADJ Adjust s+5V at test point TP22 (P5 V)
Adjusts VTX L voltage. Voltage at TP20 is identical with "Supply Voltage of XDCR
R69 VTX L ADJ
Setting Menu (Low)
Adjusts VTX H voltage. Voltage at TP21 is identical with "Supply Voltage" of XDCR
R20 VTX H ADJ
Setting Menu (High).
R93 PSYNC ADJ Adjusts waveform of Power Sync. signals

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4.3 ES Board (02P6271)
Note: Production sets have pads for test pins, but no test points on the ES board.

RX Block 1

TX Block
RX Block 2

Figure 4.3 ES board (02P6271)

RX Block 1

TP40
TP39
TP33
TP30

TP32
TP31

TP12
TP16
TP13
TP17

TP15

TP14

Figure 4.4 RX block 1 of ES board

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Test Point
TP Name TP Name TP Name
st st st
TP12 1 RF L-C TP16 1 RF L-H TP32 1 RF H-C
TP13 1st RF L-H TP17 1st RF L-C TP33 1st RF H-C
TP14 1st RF L-H TP30 1st RF H-H TP39 1st RF H-C
TP15 1st RF L-C TP31 1st RF H-H TP40 1st RF H-H

RX Block 2
TP42
TP43
TP41

TP35
TP36 TP34

TP27
TP37
TP28

TP26

TP18

TP19 TP8

TP9

Figure 4.5 RX block 2 of ES board

Test Point
TP Name TP Name TP Name
nd nd
TP8 2 RF L-H TP27 2 RF L-H TP37 TRXSIG H-C
TP9 TRXSIG L-C TP28 2ND RF L-C TP41 2nd RF H
TP18 2ND RF L-C TP34 2nd RF H-H TP42 2nd RF H-H
TP19 TRXSIG L-H TP35 2nd RF H-C TP43 2nd RF H-C
TP26 1ST RF L TP36 TRXSIG H-H

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 Test Point
TP Name
TP1 TX1 L
TP2 V REF
JP7
JP8 TP3 5VA P
TP48
TP47 TP4 TX0 L
J7 TP5 TX1 L
TP45 TP6 TX0 L
R212
TP7 TVG L
CR29 st
TX Block TP10 1 LO L-C
st
TP46 TP11 1 LO L-H
nd
TP44 TP20 2 LO H-H
nd
TP21 2 LO H-C
nd
TP29 TP22 2 . LO L-H
nd
TP24 TP23 2 LO L-C
TP38
TP24 12VA P
TP25 12VP
TP23
TP22 TP29 5VA M
st
TP21 TP44 1 LO H-C
TP20 TP45 TVG H
st
TP46 1 LO H-H
TP29 TP47 TX1 H
TP48 TX0 H
JP1 TP11
TP49 TX1 H
JP2
TP10 TP50 TX0 H

CR16
R50
LED
J6 TP7 LED Name
TP6 CR16 VTX H
TP5 CR29 VTX L

TP4
TP1 Adjuster
TP3
VR Name
R50
R212

Jumper
Figure 4.6 TX block of ES board JP Name
JP1 TRXST1 L
JP2 TRXST2 L
JP6 TRXST1 H
JP7 TRXST2 H

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4.4 MAIN Board (02P6269)

TP1 TP3

TP2
CR2
TP5
TP4

TP6
CR3
TP12
TP16 TP8
TP10
TP15
TP9
TP13
TP7
TP14
TP19
TP20 TP18
TP21 TP17
CR11
TP23
CR12
TP29
CR15
TP31

TP35
CR16
TP34
TP11 TP26 TP33
R126 TP22 TP25 TP32
TP28
R125 TP24 TP27
R127 TP30

Figure 4.7 MAIN board (02P6269)

Test Point
TP Name Functions
TP1 ROMCS ROM select signal
TP2 EKP0 H1 KP output (H) to EXIF unit
TP3
TP4 TX0 H Transmission signal to transmission amplifier (H)
TP5 TX1 H Ditto
TP6 KP0 H KP output (H)
TP7 DDS2 SCLK Synchronous clock for data input to DDS (H)
TP8 22.5792MHz Reference clock for DDS (H)
TP9 DDS2 SDATA Frequency data for DDS (H)
TP10 KP2 Switching signal for DDS (H); High : transmission carrier signal, Low; LOCAL 1
TP11 KPOM KP output (H) from Gate Array
TP12 LOCAL1 H Local carrier signal (H) for mixer 1 of receiver circuit
TP13 LOCAL 2 Local carrier signal for mixer 2 of receiver circuit (235.2 kHz)
TP14 GND 0V
TP15 76.3KHz Clocks

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Test Point
TP Name Functions
TP16 DSP CLK 25.175 MHz
TP17 WR1 Write signal for Gate Array
TP18 CS0 Chip select signal
TP19 WR0 Write signal for Gate Array
TP20 RD Read signal for Gate Array
TP21 KPIM KP input
TP22 KPIS KP input
TP23 LOCAL1 L Local carrier signal (L) for mixer 1 of receiver circuit
TP24
TP25 DDS1 SDATA Frequency data for DDS (L)
TP26 22.5792MHz Reference clock for DDS (L)
TP27 DDS1 SCLK Synchronous clock for data input to DDS (L)
TP28 KPOS KP output (L) from Gate Array
TP29 EKP0 L1 KP output (L) for EXIF unit
TP30 KP1
TP31 TX0 L Transmission signal for transmission amplifier (L)
TP32 Vcc
TP33 TX1 L Transmission signal for transmission amplifier (L)
TP34 GND
TP35 KP0 L KP output (L)

LED :: OFF, : : ON, : Blink

LED Name Color Functions
CR2 EKPO H1 Yellow Blinks when external transceiver unit is selected for high frequency
CR3 KPO H Yellow Blinks when internal transceiver unit is selected for high frequency
CR11 KP IS Yellow Blinks when low frequency is selected by MODE key
CR12 KP IM Yellow Blinks when high frequency is selected by MODE key
CR15 EKPO L1 Yellow Blinks when external transceiver unit is selected for low frequency
CR16 KPO L Yellow Blinks when internal transceiver unit is selected for low frequency

ADJUSTERS
ADJ NAME Adjustment
R125 Green Select test pattern "all white" in menu and adjust the G level at J1 #15 to 1 + 0.04V.
R126 Blue Select test pattern "all white" in menu and adjust the B level at J1 #16 to 1 + 0.04V.
R127 Red Select test pattern "all white" in menu and adjust the R level at J1 #14 to 1 + 0.04V.
C49 DSP CLK Adjust 25175.0 kHz + 50 Hz at TP16 to

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4.5 EXIF Unit
EXIF 1 Board (02P6278)
GAIN/TVG : L

CN7

R49
R47

CN8

TP1
CR5 R42
TP3 R41
S1 R39 TP2
R38

Figure 4.8 Front View of EXIF 1 board (02P6278)

GAIN/TVG : H

Figure 4.9 Rear View of EXIF 1 board (02P6278)

Test Point
TP Name Remarks
TP1 VREF L Reference voltage of A/D converter ( L )
TP2 VREF H Reference voltage of A/D converter ( H )
TP3 GND GND

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Adjuster
Adj. Remarks
R38 Adjusts offset voltage of A/D converter (H)
R39 Adjusts reference voltage of A/D converter (H)
R41 Adjusts offset voltage of A/D converter (L)
R42 Adjusts reference voltage of A/D converter (L)
R47 REC OUT (L) signal level adjuster
R49 REC OUT (H) signal level adjuster

Dip-switch
S1 Factory Setting Name Function
#1 OFF (linear) D/A (L) Log/linear Selects output signal (L) format either Log or linear
#2 OFF (linear) D/A (H) Log/linear Selects output signal (H) format either Log or linear
#3 OFF (linear) A/D (L) Log/linear Selects input signal (L) format either Log or linear
#4 OFF (linear) A/D (H) Log/linear Selects input signal (H) format either Log or linear
Note: The Log. position are used only when signals are exchanged between one and another FCV-1200L.

LED
LED Name Function
CR5 Time of 1sec Always blinks

EXIF 2 Board (02P6279)

R29

R2

R54
R57 R6

CR15

R35 TP1
Figure 4.10 Front View of EXIF 2 board (02P6279)

Adjuster
Adj. Remark
R2 Adjusts output signal level of "SIG OUT H"
R6 Adjusts output signal level of "SIG OUT L"
R29 Adjusts input signal level of "SIG IN AC-H"
R35 Adjusts input signal level of "SIG IN AC-L"
R54 Adjusts offset voltage of "SIG IN AC-H"
R57 Adjusts offset voltage of "SIG IN AC-L"

LED
LED Name Function
CR15 Vcc Always ON

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 JP1 S1 S3

JP2

JP4

JP3
S2

Figure 4.11 Rear View of EXIF 2 board (02P6279)

Dip-switch Note) L: input/output signal to/from terminal CN7.

S1 Factory Name Remarks
Setting
#1 ON KPOUT L POS Select polarity of "KPOUT L" signal.
#2 OFF KPOUT L NEG #1:ON, #2:OFF: positive #1:OFF, #2:ON: negative
#3 ON KP IN L POS Set ON/OFF according to polarity of KP IN L inputted
#4 OFF KP IN L NEG #2:ON and #3:OFF for Positive KP input
#2:OFF and #3:ON for negative KP input
#5 ON LINEAR IN L Set switches according to input signal ( SIG IN AC/DC ).
#6 OFF LOG IN L #5: ON and #6: OFF for the signal amplified by linear-amplifier.
#5 :OFF and #6: OFF for the signal amplified by log-amplifier.
#7 OFF KP IN L OFF: KP IN voltage is 12 V ON: KP IN voltage is 5 V.
#8 OFF WL IN L OFF: WL IN voltage is 12 V ON: WL IN voltage is 5 V.

Dip-switch Note. L: H: input/output signal to/from terminal CN8

S2 Factory Name Remarks
Setting
#1 ON KPOUT H POS Select polarity of "KPOUT H" signal
#2 OFF KPOUT H NEG #1:ON, #2:OFF: positive , #1:OFF, #2:ON: negative.
#3 ON KP IN H POS Set ON/OFF according to polarity of KP IN L inputted.
#4 OFF KP IN H NEG #2:ON and #3:OFF for Positive KP input,
#2:OFF and #3:ON for negative KP input.
#5 ON LINEAR IN H Set switches according to signal ( SIG IN AC/DC ) inputted.
#6 OFF LOG IN H #5: ON and #6: OFF for the signal amplified by linear-amplifier.
#5: OFF and #6: ON for the signal amplified by log-amplifier.
#7 OFF KP IN H OFF: KP IN voltage is 12 V ON: KP IN voltage is 5 V
#8 OFF WL IN H OFF: WL IN voltage is 12 V ON: WL IN voltage is 5 V

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Dip-switch Note) L: input/output signal to/from terminal CN7, H: input/output signal to/from terminal CN8
S3 Factory Names Remarks
Set
#1 OFF GND Connects CN7 #9 to GND
#2 OFF KPOUT L ON: outputtig KP from J5 #2 and CN8 #9, OFF: no output.
#3 ON RECO H Select output signal from REC OUT H (DC signal) terminal.
#4 OFF ETRREC H #3 ON, #4 OFF: outputs RECO L (internal signal from ES board),
#3 OFF, #4 ON: outputs ETR REC H (external signal from external transceiver
unit).
#5 OFF GND Connects CN8 #9 to GND
#6 OFF KP OUT H ON: outputing KP from J4 #2 and CN8 #9 , OFF: no KP output
#7 ON RECO L Select output signal from REC OUT L (DC signal) terminal CN8 #8.
#8 OFF ETRREC L #7 ON and #8 OFF: RECO L (internal signal from ES board),
#7 OFF and #8 ON: ETR REC L (external signal from external transceiver unit).

Jumper Note) L: input/output signal to/from terminal CN7, H: input/output signal to/from terminal CN8
JP Factory Names Remarks
Setting
J1 Put KPOUT L 12V Select output voltage of KPOUT L;
J2 Remove KPOUT L 5V JI: 12 V, J2: 5 V
J3 Put KP OUT H 12V Select output voltage of KPOUT L;
J4 Remove KP OUT H 5V JI: 12 V, J2: 5 V

4.6 Interface Unit

R9 JP7
R10 TP2
S1 JP6 TP3
R11
TP1

CR1
CR2

TP6
TP5
TP4

Figure 4.12 MIF Board (06P0245)

Test Point
TP Name Mesurring/Remark
TP1 +5 V +5.0 V + 0.25 V
TP2 -5 V -5.0 V + 0.25 V
TP3 GND
TP4 BLU 0.7 Vpp when display color on screen is white
TP5 RED 0.7 Vpp when display color on screen is white
TP6 GRN 0.7 Vpp when display color on screen is white

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LED
LED Name Function
CR1 +5 V Always ON
CR2 -5 V Always ON

Adjuster
Adj. Name Adjustment
R9 B 1. Select test pattern "white" on TEST menu in system menu
2. Adjust pot. R9 so that the voltage at TP4 becomes 0.7Vpp
R10 G 1. Select test pattern "white" on TEST menu in system menu
2. Adjust pot. R10 so that the voltage at TP5 becomes 0.7Vpp
R11 R 1. Select test pattern "white" on TEST menu in system menu
2. Adjust pot. R11 so that the voltage at TP4 becomes 0.7Vpp

Dipswitch
S1 Factory Setting
Setting
#1 ON 1. Set all switches to ON when only external monitor unit is connected to
#2 ON IF-8000
#3 ON 2. Set all switches to OFF when external monitor unit and MU-101C are
#4 ON connected to IF-8000.

Jumper
JP Name Factory Setting
Setting
J6 VSYNC #1 to #2 Select buffer circuit for VSYNC output.
#1 #1 to #2: Through buffer
#2 #2 to #3: Without buffer circuit
#3
J7 HSYNC #1 to #2 Select buffer circuit for HSYNC output.
#1 #1 to #2: Through buffer
#2 #2 to #3: Without buffer circuit
#3

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5. WAVEFORM

5.1 MAIN Board 02P6270

TP1: ROMCS TP4:TX0 H

5V

TP5:TX1 H
Note. Phase difference between TX0
and TX1.

5V TX0

TX1

TP6:KP0 H TP7:DDS2 SCLK

5V
5V

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TP8:22.5792 MHz TP9:DDS2 SDATA

5V

TP10:KP2 TP11:KPOM

5V 5V

TP12:LOCAL 1 H TP13:DSP CLK

4 Vpp
2 Vpp

TP15:76.3 kHz TP16:LOCAL 2

2 Vpp

5V

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TP17:WR1 TP18:CS0

5V 5V

TP19:WR0 TP20:RD

5V 5V

TP21:KPIM TP22:KPIS

5V 5V

TP23: LOCAL 1 L TP25:DDS1 SDATA

5V

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 TP26:22.5792 MHz TP27:DDS1 SCLK

5V

5 Vpp

TP28:KPOS TP30:KP1

5V 5V

TP31:TX0 L TP33:TX1 L

5V 5V

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5.2 POWER BOARD

TP1: +5 G TP2/TP3: +12V

7.2 V
100 V

TP4: +5 V TP9: VTX HG

3V

TP12: TO VTX H TP14: VTX L

TP16: P CLK TP18: -VIN (P0V)

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5.3 ES Board (02P6271)
TVG curve at J1 #15
(Range:200m, LV5)

TX output at J4 #1/#3 ( Type of transducer connected is 200B-12H )

Enlarged picture

TX Voltage measured at CN3 #2- #3 and CN4 #2- #3 with transducer.

Freq. Power Type of Output (Vp-p)

(kHz) (kW) Transducer Full PWR Reduced PWR Oscilloscope
28 3 28F-24H 1350~1750 10~200
X : 100 V/div
2 28F-18 1100~1400 10~200
1 28F-8 800~1300 10~200
Y : 0.2ms/div
38 2 38E-9-18-S1 1600~1900 10~200
45 3 45F-12H 1400~1800 10~200
50 3 50F-12H 1400~1800 10~200
2 50B-12 1700~2200 10~200 Vpp
1 50B-6/6B 900~1200 10~200
68 3 68F-30H 1400~1800 10~200
2 68F-30H 1100~1400 10~200
1 68F-8H 800~1000 10~200 0.2ms
88 3 88F-126H 1400~1800 10~200
2 88B-10 2300~2900 10~200
1 88B-8 1500~2100 10~200 Figure 4.13 Measuring point of TX
107 3 100B-10R 1500~1800 10~200 f
150 3 150B-12H 1100~1400 10~200
200 3 200B-12H 1200~1600 10~200
2 200B-8B 1650~2150 10~200
1 200B-5S 1300~1800 10~200
400 2 50/200/400 1500~1900 10~200

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6. TRANSDUCER DATA SETTING
When transducer type is known and listed in the XDCR SETTING menu, set the transducer data
(frequency and type) onto the XDCR TYPE setting menu, shown in figure 6.1.
When transducer type is unknown, use the MANUAL setting menu, shown in figure 6.2.

XDCR SETTING INSTALLATION DEMO XDCR SETTING INSTALLATION DEMO

XDCR SELECT : XDCR TYPE XDCR SELECT : MANUAL

[HIGH] FREQ : --- kHz [HIGH] FREQ : --- kHz

TRANSDUCER : ----- SUPPLY VOLT : --- V
PWR REDUCTION : OFF PWR REDUCTION : OFF
OUTPUT POWER : -- kW
SUPPLY VOLT : -- V [LOW] FREQ : --- kHz
SUPPLY VOLT : --- V
[LOW] FREQ : --- kHz PWR REDUCTION : OFF
TRANSDUCER : -----
PWR REDUCTION : OFF INVERTER FREQ : STD (62/125/188 kHz)
OUTPUT POWER : -- kW NOTE: Don't select the item which is
SUPPLY VOLT : -- V within +/- 3kHz of power supply freq.
Select how to set XDCR type.

[-/+]: Change setting, Turn OFF to exit [-/+]: Change setting, Turn OFF to exit

Figure 6.1 XDCR SELECT: XDCR TYPE Figure 6.2 XDCR SELECT:MANUAL

How to set transducer data in MANUAL setting menu

All transducers supplied by FURUNO and some transducers of other maker are listed on XDCR
TYPE menu. MANUAL setting is used only when the transducer type is not listed on the XDCR
TYPE menu, since the maximum transmission rate is 600 PPM in comparison with that is 750 PPM
on the XDCR TYPE menu.

Procedure
1. Set the frequency of the transducer
2. Measure the transmission voltage with the transducer connected to original transmitter unit.

Note; when measuring the transmission voltage, use a 100:1 probe and connect it between G and A
(or G and B) to prevent damaging a test probe, see figure 6.3.
A

Transmission
Amplifier Transducer

B
G

Figure 6.3 Measuring point of transmission voltage

Figure 6.4 shows the measuring point of the transmission wave.

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 A

Transmission
voltage (Vpp) G

Figure 6.4 Measuring point

The transmission voltage is twice the voltage between G and A (or G and B).

3. The transmission voltage divided by 16 is "Supply Voltage".

4. Enter the voltage value, a little lower than that of "Supply Voltage" obtained in step 3, into menu.
5. Connect the transducer to the FCV-1200L and measure the transmission voltage.
6. Re-enter the "Supply Voltage" so that the transmission voltage becomes the same value as
measured in step 2.

Basically the transducer, whose output power is over 3 kW and not listed on the XDCR TYPE menu,
is not allowed to connect to the FCV-1200L because of the maximum output power of internal
transmission circuit of the FCV-1200L is 3 kW.

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7. TESTING TRANSDUCER
The transducers are classified into electrostriction type and magnetrostriction type.
Generally the transducer elements of the electrostriction type are made of barium titanate, and the
magnetrostriction types are made of ferrite.
Those are shown with the alfa-numeric after frequency number of the transducer type, For example;
50B - 6: "50" shows frequency and "B" means barium titanate.
28F -18: "28" shows frequency and "F" means ferrite.

7.1 Checking transducer with multimeter

Since electrostriction type of the transducer equivalent to the capacitor electrically, checking method
of the transducer is the same as that of the capacitance check using a capacitance meter.
Following table shows a reference value of a transducer.
Transducer Type Capacitance Transducer Type Capacitance
50B-6/50B-6G 7500 pF 200B-5/5S 2560 pF
50B-12 8500pF 200B-8 3200pF
88B-8 3200pF 200B-8N 8000 pF
200B-8B 5500 pF
Note: Capacitance including 10m cable (100pF/m)
The magnetrostriction type of the transducer is driven by a coil winding a transducer , therefore, the
conductance of coil may be checked by the multimeter.
The transducer type marked "H" has matching transformer inside; for example: 150B-12H.
Therefore, it should be checked as magnetrostriction type even though it is electorstriction type.

7.2 Checking impedance at resonant point

Figure 7.1 shows the impedance check circuit.
SW 1
R

Signal Generator

Transducer
S.G. POT
Oscilloscope

Figure 7.1 Impedance test circuit

Procedure to check impedance;

1. Set the SW to #1.
2. Set the output frequency of a signal generator to the resonant frequency of the transducer.
3. Measure the voltage across the transducer with an oscilloscope.
4. Set the SW to #2 and adjust the potentiometer so as to obtain the same voltage measured
in step 3.
5. Measure the resistance of the potentiometer. This resistance may be considered the impedance of
the transducer at the resonant frequency.
Note: the impedance of the transducer differs with measuring condition, i.e., in air or in water.

The tables 7.1/7.2 show the impedance and resonant impedance of the transducer in water.

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Table 7.1 Ro: matching impedance Table 7.2 Ro: matching impedance
Freq. Power Type Z(Ω ) Ro(Ω) Freq. Power Type Z(Ω ) Ro(Ω)
15 kHz 1 kw 15F-4S 16 + j31 78 68 kHz 1 kw 68F-8H 100 + j 100
2 kw 15F-10 23 + j69 233 3 kw 68F-30H 100 + j0 100
3 kw 15F-10X2 7.2 + j34.5 173 88 kHz 1 kw 88B-8 318 - j342 709
28 kHz 1 kw 28F-8 18 + j68 274 2 kw 88B-10 229 - j140 321
2 kw 28F-18 35 + j64 152 3 kw 88F-126H 100 + j0 100
3 kw 28F-24H 100 + j0 100 100 kHz 3 kw 100B-10R 198 + j248 509
45 kHz 1 kw 45F-3H 100 + j0 100 150 kHz 3 kw 150B-12H 100 + j0 100
2 kw 45F-6H 100 + j0 100 200 kHz 1 kw 200B-5S 246 - j282 575
3 kw 45F-12H 100 + j0 100 2 kw 200B-8 98 - j87 177
50 kHz 1 kw 50B-6/6B 190 - j165 333 200B-8B 95 - j82 169
50B-8G 100 + j0 100 200B-8N 115 - j2 116
50F-9B 95 - j90 180 3 kw 200B-12H 100 + j0 100
2 kw 50B-12 119 - j152 320 400 kHz 1 kw 400B-52 49 - j53 106
3 kw 50F-24H 100 + j0 100

7.3 Checking resonant frequency characteristic

Procedure 1 : using the impedance check circuit shown in figure 7.1.
Make an impedance check circuit as shown in figure 7.1 and measure the resistance at various
frequencies. Plot the measured resistance vs. frequency.
The typical curve is shown in figure 7.2.

Impedance

A
Fo: Resonant frequency
Fr: Reverse resonant point
Frequency
Fo Fr

Figure 7.2 Resonant characteristic curve : Frequency vs. Impedance

To check the transducer whether it is good or not, compare the curve with one obtained from a good
transducer.
If the transducer is defective, impedance curve differs form that of the normal transducer.

• When transducer elements peel off the housing, the ratio of A to B increases. This is similar to
the measurement in air.
• When transducer element is cracked, several other resonant points may be obtained.
• When transducer element split up, resonant point may be not obtained at the frequency "Fo".

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Procedure 2 : using the impedance check circuit with sweep generator.

POT
S.G.
Vs(Vpp) Transducer

Sweep Oscilloscope
Generator

Figure 7.3 Resonant characteristic check circuit using sweep generator

Figure 7.4 shows the resonant characteristic of the transducer "50B-6B", measured by the check
circuit shown in figure 7.3.
50B-6B (Sweep Range: 10 to 80 kHz)

Impedance

Frequency

Fo (50kHz):Center of Scale
Figure 7.4 Resonant characteristic of transducer type 50B-6B

Since the waveform differs with the resister "R" and the measuring condition, i.e., in water or in air,
the resister and measuring condition must be the same when checking the transducer.

Note: when check a transducer in water, sufficient clearance below transducer is required.

Figure 7.4 on the next page shows the sample waveforms of the normal and defective transducer
"type 50B-12" measured in water (depth is 2 m, more or less)
The waveforms ringed in figure 7.4 show a defect of the transducer.

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 Normal Transducer Defective Transducer (Example 1)

Defective Transducer(Example 2) Defective Transducer(Example 3)

Vs: 20Vpp, R: 1 k ohm, Oscilloscope: 1 m sec./div., 2 V/div.

Figure 7.4 Resonant characteristics of normal and defective transducer "Type 50B-12"

The section 7.4 shows sample waveforms of normal transducers.

The waveforms shown in right side are measured in water (depth is 2 m, more or less), and the
waveforms shown in left side are measured in air.

As mentioned above, the waveforms are differ with the measuring condition, therefore, the
recommendable way to check the transducer is to compare the waveforms between normal and
doubtful transducers by the same test instruments and measuring conditions at once.

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7.4 Resonant waveforms of normal transducers
In water In air
15F-4S Vs:20Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 15F-4S Vs:20Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 2 to 25 kHz Sweep freq.: 2 to 25 kHz

1 msec/div, 0.2V/div 1 msec/div, 0.2V/div

28F-18 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 28F-18 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm)

Sweep freq.: 10 to 40 kHz Sweep freq.: 10 to 40 kHz

1 msec/div, 0.2V/div msec/div, 0.2V/div1

28F-24H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 28F-24H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 10 to 40 kHz Sweep freq.: 20 to 35 kHz

1 msec/div, 0.5V/div 1 msec/div, 1V/div

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 In water In air
50B- 6B Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 50B-6B Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 10 to 80 kHz Sweep freq.: 10 to 80 kHz

1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

50B- 9B Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 50B- 9B Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 20 to 80 kHz Sweep freq.: 20 to 80 kHz

1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

50B- 12 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 50B- 12 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 20 to 80 kHz Sweep freq.: 20 to 80 kHz

1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div

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50F- 24H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 50F- 24H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 10 to 80 kHz Sweep freq.: 10 to 80 kHz

1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div

45F- 3H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 45F- 3H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 20 to 65kHz Sweep freq.: 20 to 65 kHz

1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

45F- 6H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 45F- 6H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 20 to 65kHz Sweep freq.: 20 to 65kHz

1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

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 In water In air
68F- 8H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 68F- 8H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 60 to 75kHz Sweep freq.: 60 to 75kHz

1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div 1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div

68F- 30H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 68F- 30H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 50 to 75kHz Sweep freq.: 50 to 75kHz

1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div 1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div

88B- 8 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 88B- 8 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 80 to 110kH Sweep freq.: 80 to 110kH

1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div 1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div

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 In water In air
88B- 10 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 88B- 10 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 24 to 160kH Sweep freq.: 24 to 160kH

1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div

88F- 126H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 88F- 126H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 30 to 160kH Sweep freq.: 30 to 160kH

1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

100B- 10R Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 100B- 10R Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 4 to 200kH Sweep freq.: 4 to 200kH

1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div

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 In water In air
150B- 12H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 150B- 12H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 50 to 200kH Sweep freq.: 50 to 200kH

1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div

200B- 5S Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 200B- 5S Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 4 to 400kH Sweep freq.: 4 to 400kH

1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

200B- 8 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 200B- 8 Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm

Sweep freq.: 4 to 300kH Sweep freq.: 4 to 300kH

1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

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 In water In air
200B- 8B Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 200B- 8B Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: Sweep freq.:

1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div

1 msec/div, 0.5 V/div
200B- 8N Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 200B- 8N Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 100 to 300kH Sweep freq.: 100 to 300kH

1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 1.0 V/div

200B- 12H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm 200B- 12H Vs:15Vpp, Ro:1k ohm
Sweep freq.: 4 to 400kH Sweep freq.: 4 to 400kH

1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div 1 msec/div, 2.0 V/div

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8. UPDATEING SOFTWARE
Using program disk or program file
Fabricate the interconnection cable between the monitor unit and the PC as below.
Cable type : MJ-A6SPFD001 (5m, NMEA connector fitted)

FCV-1200L Monitor Unit PC

NMEA port (D-SUB, 9 pins)
#1 ----------- #2 RD PC: DOS/V compatible
#3 ----------- #3 TD OS: DOS/Windows95/98
#4 ----------- #5 GND
#6 ----------- #5 GND
#2 ----------- #5 #7 and #8 of D-SUB connector
Shield line must be short-circuited.
- - - #7 RTS
- - - #8 CTS

1. Connect the NMEA port on the monitor unit to the serial I/O port on the PC.
2. Insert the program disk into PC.
3. Turn off the FCV-1200L.
4. Select 3.5 inch FD of "My Computer" on PC or open the new program file.
5. Select "1200.bat" file.

1200.bat
6. MS-DOS prompt screen appears on PC.
7. Turn on the FCV-1200L when “TARGET power on” comes on the PC screen.
8. Loading starts automatically.
The PC screen shows the progresses of updating.
9. When loading of new software is completed, “Finish version up.ted” appears on
the PC screen while the FCV-1200L shows normal picture.
10. Turn off the PC.
11. Turn off and on the FCV-1200L.

Using program card (PC board)

1. Insert the program card into J8 on the MAIN board (02P6269).

2. Turn on the FCV-1200L.
3. Loading starts automatically and the screen of the FCV-1200L starts flashing.
4. When loading of new software is completed, the FCV-1200L shows normal picture.
5. Turn off the FCV-1200L.
6. Remove the program card.
7. Turn on the FCV-1200L.

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9. CONNECTTING EXT. VGA MONITOR
More about external monitor

1) The external monitor is a VGA monitor or equivalent.

2) The line impedance of R, G, and B must be 75 ohms.
3) Horizontal synchronous signal is 31.469 kHz, negative polarity.
4) Vertical synchronous signal is 59.94 Hz, negative polarity.
5) The cable between the VGA monitor and the IF-8000 is not specified by the IF-8000, but it must
accord to the VGA monitor if specified. Long cable may cause the problem such as color
distortion and moving picture.

When monitor color is not correct,

1) Make sure that all bits of S1 on the MIF board in the IF-8000 must be turned on when only
VGA monitor is connected to the IF-8000.
2) Make sure that all bits of S1 on the MIF board in the IF-8000 must be turned off when VGA
monitor and the standard monitor MU-101C are connected to the IF-8000.
3) If switch setting does not cure the problem,
(a) Make sure that the cable between the IF-8000 and the VGA monitor is not too long, using a
shorter cable.
(b) Adjust R9, R10, and R11 on the MIF board for signal level of 0.7 Vpp, observing TP4, TP5,
and TP6 with a oscilloscope respectively. The input impedance to the monitor may not
match to 75 ohms.

When picture is not steady,

1) Change jumper settings JP6/JP7 on the MIF board to “Buffer.”

2) Adjust the frequency of synchronous signals manually on the VGA monitor.
3) Shorten the cable between the IF-8000 and the VGA monitor, if it is too long. The cable length
depends on the VGA monitor to be used. The cable between the processor unit and the IF-8000
is 15 m or less.

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