FURUNO_USA_A3_GMDSS_Console_RC18XX_Series_Installation_Manual.pdf

FURUNO USA

A3 GMDSS CONSOLE

MODEL: RC18xx Series

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1. INTRODUCTION 1-1

2. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

General 2-1

RC1815/RC1825 Mechanical Layout 2-2 A3 GMDSS Console Mechanical Drawing 2-3

3 . CONSOLE WIRING

RC18xx Electrical and NMEA/IEC-61162 Connections 3-1 RC18xx Battery Requirements 3-3

4. RC1815/RC1825 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATIONS

4.1 Felcom 18 4-1

4.2 FM-8900 4-2

4.3 FS-1575/FS-2575 4-3

4.4 IB-585 4-6

4.5 IC-350 4-7

5. RC1815/RC1825 EQUIPMENT SETUP

5.1 General 5-1

5.2 Felcom 18 5-2

5.3 FM-8900 5-3

5.4 FS-1575/FS-2575 5-4

5.5 IB-585 5-5

5.6 IC-350 5-6

6. RC1815/RC1825 EQUIPMENT LISTS

FM-8900 6-1

FS-1575 6-2

FS-2575 6-3

Felcom 18 6-4

MD-550 6-5

IB-585 6-6

GMDSS Installation Materials 6-6 Crate 6-7

7. RC18xx PARTS LIST 7-1

8. DRAWINGS

RC1815/RC1825 Interconnect Drawing S-1 Meter Box Assembly RC1815/RC1825 S-2 MD-550 Distributor Connections S-3

1. RC18xx Console Introduction

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1.1 Introduction

• The FURUNO USA GMDSS Console is an integrated package designed to meet the requirements for Sea Area A3.

While other configurations are available, and much of the information is similar, this manual was compiled for use with the A3 configuration.

Much of this information is taken from the manuals provided with this equipment. It has been placed in this format to ease installation and technical service.

• As with the installation of any communications equipment, careful planning is necessary.

Some of the most important points are:

1) Type and Location of Antennas.

2) Grounding for the Antenna Systems and for all associated equipment.

• These points are repeated in several sections to emphasize their importance. Many installation problems are related to these points, and close attention to the entire installation will lead to years of trouble free service for the customer.

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2. Mechanical Installation

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2.1 Mounting of the Console

Refer to Furuno USA GMDSS Console Drawing

The RC18xx Console is designed to be mounted in two distinct positions:

• The first is to fasten the unit to a desk or base. Ten 3/8” holes have been provided to ensure a secure mounting to the selected surface.

• The second is bulkhead mounting. Four 3/8” holes are provided through the back panel of the console to facilitate this mounting scheme.

Both are acceptable and are properly reinforced to provide a secure mounting.

2.2 Grounding

Refer to RC1815/RC1825 Mechanical Layout

A welded 3/8” stud has been attached to the console for grounding purposes. This grounding stud is located inside the back cover and should not be visible in a completed installation. This is provided to assist in properly grounding the console, and is the console’s connection to the electrical and RF grounding of the ship.

The grounding should be a copper ground strap, such as used in the antenna grounding system. To produce a good RF ground connection, brazing the ground strap to the steel console is highly recommended. Improper grounding will cause many problems in the system operation.

2.3 Power Supplies, Batteries and Battery Charger

• Mount the PR850A.

• Mount batteries in appropriate container or rack (see manufacturers recommendations).

Console current requirements can be found on RC18xx Battery Requirements.

• Mount battery charger (see manufacturers recommendations).

FURUNO USA GMDSS

DESCRIPTION

RC1815 and RC1825

Mechanical Layout

AC Failure Light

Meter

Handset

FS-2575C

PP-510 for Felcom 18

PP-510 for FS-2575C and IB-585

Label

FURUNO

USA

AC Failure Light

Meter

Handset

FM-8900FS-2575C

PP-510 for Felcom 18

PP-510 for FS-2575C and IB-585

Label

IC-318

Junction Box

Printer Switch for FS-2575C and IB-585

FURUNO

USA

Console Ground Connection

FM-8900

MD-550

Distributor

FURUNO

Felcom 18

IC-218

Keyboard

FURUNO

IB-585

Keyboard

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3. RC18xx Console Wiring

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3.1 Electrical Connections

Refer to RC1815/RC1825 Meter Box Assembly Drawing

3.1.1 Meter Box

All power connections to the RC18xx series console are made to the Meter Box.

Access to the Meter Box is made by removing four, countersunk phillips, screws from the bottom and sliding the cover back and down. On the inside of the cover is a mechanical layout of the box, to assist with installation.

3.1.2 Batteries

Connect the battery system using the appropriate wire size to handle the current capacity of the console (Refer to Pg. 3-3, RC18xx Battery Requirements).

Batteries => Meter Box Assembly

1) Battery Negative => TB1-1 in the Meter Box Assembly

2) Battery Positive => TB1-2 in the Meter Box Assembly

3.1.3 Battery Charger

The Battery Charger, which is Dealer supplied, attaches to TB1 in the Meter Box Assembly.

Battery Charger => Meter Box Assembly

1) Negative Output => TB1-3 in the Meter Box Assembly

2) Positive Output => TB1-4 in the Meter Box Assembly

3. RC18xx Console Wiring

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3.1 Electrical Connections (Continued)

Refer to RC1815/RC1825 Meter Box Assembly Drawing

3.1.4 PR-850A Power Supply

Determine the AC Input to be used with the PR-850A (Factory setting is for 220 VAC). Using the diagram supplied with the PR-850A, open the supply and set the transformer taps for the correct voltage. Reassemble the supply.

PR-850A => Console and Outside Connections

PR-850A Front Connections

1) AC IN => AC Input from Ships Mains (100 to 240 VAC)

2) 24 VDC Output => Not Used

PR-850A Rear Connections (RC1815 and RC1825)

1) Battery IN (Negative) = > TB1-5 Meter Box Assembly

2) Battery IN (Positive) = > TB1-6 Meter Box Assembly

3) AC Fail (Positive) => TB1-7 Meter Box Assembly

4) AC Fail (Negative) = > TB1-8 Meter Box Assembly

5) 24 VDC OUT (Negative) = > TB1-9 Meter Box Assembly => TB2 FS-1575/ FS-2575 Transceiver

6) 24 VDC OUT (Positive) => TB1-10 Meter Box Assembly => TB1 FS-1575/ FS-2575 Transceiver

3.1.6 NMEA/IEC-61162 Connections

Refer to Pg. S-3, MD-550 Distributor Connections drawing.

RC18xx Battery Requirements

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Current / RC1815 RC1825 Equipment Calculation Amps Amps PP510 0.4A x 2 = 0.8 0.8 AC Fail Lamp 0.3A = 0.3 0.3 Emer. Lamp 0.3A = 0.3 0.3 Felcom 18 RX 0.5A = 0.5 0.5 Felcom 18 TX 4A/2 = 2 2

IB-585 0.3A = 0.3 0.3

FS-1575 RX 5A = 5

FS-1575 TX 20A/2 = 10

FS-2575 RX 5A = 5

FS-2575 TX 40A/2 = 20

FM-8900 RX 2.3A x 2 = 1.15 1.15 FM-8900 TX (4.7A/2) x 2 = 4.7 4.7 Amps Per Hour 25.05 35.05

* Method used for calculation: 1/2 of the current consumption necessary for transmission + the current necessary for reception + current consumption of any additional loads

4. RC1815/RC1825 Equipment Installations

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4.1 Felcom 18 Installation

Refer to Installation Manual, Felcom 18

4.1.1 IC-218 Communications Unit/Display

1) Mount the IC-218 in the front, desktop area, of the console on the right side.

Using the four tapping screws provided.

(Refer to the Pg. 2-2, the RC1815 and RC1825 Mechanical Layout and Pg. 1-3 of the Installation Manual)

2) Connect the cables for the Felcom 18 Printer, Keyboard, Felcom 18 Junction Box and Felcom 18 Power. These cables have been installed and labeled within the console.

3) Install the IC-305, Distress Alert/Received Call Unit, on the bridge.

Wire this to the IC-318 Junction box using Belden 85164 or equivalent.

(Refer to Pg. 2-6, the Felcom 18 Installation Manual, IC-318 Junction Box Connections) Due to regulatory changes, the IC305 is now supplied as Optional Equipment

4.1.2 IC-118 Antenna Unit

1) Install Antenna Unit, IC-118, (refer to the Installation Manual). Make sure that the Antenna Unit is properly grounded and that all connections are properly sealed. Route the antenna cable to the IC-218 and connect it to the ANT port.

(Refer to Pgs. 1-1 through 1-3, and Outline Drawings D-1 through D-3 in the Felcom 18 Installation Manual)

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4.2 FM-8900 Installation

Refer to Installation Manual, FM-8900

4.2.1 Transceiver

There are two FM-8900’s in the standard console configurations. One unit is mounted in the console, and will not require installation of a NMEA cable or power cable. The handset and hanger, for the console mounted FM-8900, must be mounted in a location that is convenient for the user. The second unit is remotely mounted on the bridge, and will require the installation procedure listed below.

1) Mount the transceiver bracket. (Refer to Section 1 of the Installation Manual)

2) Screw the knob bolts with washers into the transceiver unit.

3) Set the transceiver unit into the mounting bracket and tighten the knob bolts.

4) Install the supplied Power Cable (000-176-274-10), from the transceiver, to TB2(-) and TB3(+) in the Meter Box Assembly.

This power cable is protected by inline fuses (7A), any addition cable added, must also be protected.

5) Make a NMEA cable using the supplied connector (000-176-295-10) and shell (000-160-599-10). Connect from the Junction port on the transceiver to the MD-550 Distributor. Use Belden 8302 or equivalent cable.

(Refer to Pg. S-3, the MD-550 Distributor Connections)

6) Attach a ground strap from the transceiver ground stud to the ship’s hull or ground system.

7) Mount the handset hanger and connect to the HANDSET port on the front of the transceiver.

4.2.2 Antennas

Two standard marine VHF antennas are necessary for both FM-8900’s. One antenna is the main TX/RX antenna while the second is the Channel 70 RX antenna for the DSC receiver.

1) Mount both VHF antennas. Make sure that they are separated vertically to prevent the TX antenna from interfering with the channel 70 RX antenna.

2) Install the cables and connect the transmit antenna to the ANT port and the receive antenna to the CH 70 ANT port on the transceiver.

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4.3 FS-1575/FS-2575 Installation

Refer to Installation Manual, FS-1575 (150W) / FS-2575 (250W)

4.3.1 Control Unit

1) The FS-2575C (Control Unit) and HS2003 (Handset) have been mounted and wired into the console.

4.3.2 Transceiver Unit

1) The Transceiver is designed for bulkhead mounting using six tapping screws or bolts. Select a location that can support the weight of the unit, (FS-1575: 35 lbs., FS-2575: 43 lbs.), under the operating conditions encountered onboard the ship. If necessary, reinforce the mounting location.

2) Connect the 24 VDC, Rear Connections: PR850A, to TB1(+) and TB2(-) of the transceiver, through a set of inline breakers or fuses. When installing the power cable in the transceiver, use a razor knife to cut an opening in the grommet.

The FS-1575, which draws 20 amps, will require an 8-gauge wire for up to 40 feet separation from the PR850A power supply.

The FS-2575, which draws 40 amps, will require a 6-gauge wire for up to 40 feet separation from the PR850A power supply.

3) Connect the cable Transceiver, connected to the FS-2575C, to the transceiver port TB5/Controller 1.

4.3.3 Antenna

1) The antenna is to be provided by the Dealer. This antenna should be 10 to 30 meters in length and be mounted as clear of obstructions as possible. When considering the mounting location of the antenna, be sure to allow space for mounting the antenna coupler.

4.3.4 Antenna Coupler AT-1575 or AT-5075

1) Mount the antenna coupler as close to the antenna as possible. The provided coupler is mounted vertically..

(Refer to Section 1 of the Installation Manual)

2) Connect the antenna wire from the antenna to the insulator at the top of the coupler. Keeping the length as short as possible.

3) Fasten a ground strap to the connection provided at the base of the antenna coupler. Make certain this connection is brazed or welded to the ship’s hull or ground system. The exposed ground strap should be painted or coated with a material to prevent rust.

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4.3 FS-1575/FS-2575 Installation (Continued)

4.3.4 Antenna Coupler AT-1575 or AT-5075 (Continued)

4) Remove the antenna coupler top housing by removing the housing screws.

5) Install the control cable (000-125-984-10) from the antenna coupler to the transceiver. Attach the control cable from TB3, in the antenna coupler, and TB6, terminals 6-12, in the transceiver.

When installing the coupler cable in the transceiver, use a razor knife to cut an opening in the grommet.

(Refer to Section 2 of the Installation Manual)

6) Install the Dealer supplied coax cable from the antenna coupler to the transceiver.

Attach the coax cable from TB1, in the antenna coupler, and the T/R ANT port on the FS-1575/FS-2575 transceiver.

(Refer to Section 2 of the Installation Manual)

7) Reinstall the antenna coupler housing using the provided screws.

4.3.5 DSC/Watch Receiver Antenna

The DSC/Watch Receiver has been incorporated into the FS-1575/FS-2575.

This antenna connection is made to the WR 1 ANT port. The unit is shipped for use with a passive antenna.

(Refer to Section 1 of the Installation Manual)

Passive Antenna

1) When a passive antenna is used, the impedance must be matched to a 50 ohm cable, for connection to the FS-1575/FS-2575.

Active Antenna

1) Install the preamp (FAX-5 coupler). Connect a 2.6m whip or 2 to 3 meter long wire antenna to the preamp.

2) Ground the preamp to the mounting mast.

3) Open the transceiver and remove the cover from the WR 1 (Watch Receiver).

Change J3 from passive to active.

(Refer to Section 1 of the Installation Manual.)

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4.3 FS-1575/FS-2575 Installation (Continued)

4.3.5 DSC/Watch Receiver Antenna (Continued)

4) Reassemble the transceiver.

4.3.6 NMEA/IEC-61162 Connection

1) Install a cable, Belden 8302 or equivalent, from the MD-550 Distributor to the FS-1575/FS-2575 transceiver. Connect this cable per the notations on Pg. S-3, the MD-550 Distributor Connections.

(Refer to Pg. 2-2, the RC1815 and RC1825 Mechanical Layout for the location of the MD-550 Distributor)

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4.4 IB-585 NBDP Terminal

4.4.1 Mounting

1) Mount the IB-585 in the front, desktop area, of the console on the left side.

Using the four tapping screws provided.

(Refer to Pg. 2-2, the RC1815 and RC1825 Mechanical Layout and Section 1 of the Installation Manual)

4.4.2 Power Connections

1) Connect power cable, IB-585 Power, to the IB-585 display.

4.4.3 Additional Connections

1) Connect the printer cable, IB-585 Printer, to the printer port.

2) Connect control cable, IB-585 DTE, to the DTE port.

3) Connect the keyboard to the USB Keyboard port on front panel of the IB-585.

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4.5 IC-350 (Optional Equipment)

Refer to the Operator’s Manual, IC-350 (Pg S1).

4.5.1 Mounting

1) Mount the IC-350 in an accessible area on the bridge.

(Refer to the Operator’s Manual, IC-350, Section 1.2)

4.5.2 Power Connections

1) Connect 24 VDC to the IC-350 (TB1). The 24-volt supply should be from TB2(-) and TB3(+) in the Meter Box Assembly. This cable should be at least 16 gauge, and the wire size should be increased for cable runs longer than 25 feet. Always install inline fuses in this power cable.

A two (2) amp fuse is more than sufficient for these circumstances.

4.5.3 External Equipment Connections

1) Install the dealer supplied control cables from the following equipment to the

IC-350.

(Refer to Pg. S-1, of the IC-350 Operator’s Manual)

a) VHF #1 (FM-8900)

b) VHF #2 (FM-8900)

c) FS-1575/FS-2575

d) Felcom 18, IC-318 Junction Box

The FS-1575/FS-2575 requires 2 twisted pair of wires, with an overall shield.

The Felcom 18 requires a cable with one (1) twisted pair and an overall shield.

These cables should be 18 to 20 gauge, and the wire size should be increased for cable runs longer than 35 feet. This cabling should be equivalent to, or better than, Belden 85164. Always be certain that the shields are connected to the Frame Ground references, and that the cables are properly clamped in place.

2) Install cabling between the IC-350 (J2, MF/HF DIST BZ) and TB7 in the FS-1575/FS-2575 Transceiver using the recommended cable.

3) Connect the Felcom 18 Junction Box and the IC-350 (J6, INMARSAT 1 or J7, INMARSAT 2) using the recommended cable. When the IC-350 is used, a Distress Alert Unit is not needed at the navigation position.

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4.5 IC-350 (Optional Equipment) (Continued)

Refer to the Operator’s Manual, IC-350 (Pg S1).

4.5.3 External Equipment Connections (Continued)

4) Connect the VHF’s (FM-8900) using the optional IF-8900 (Junction Box).

This connection requires 2 twisted pair of wires, with an overall shield.

A Belden 85164 or equivalent can be used between the IF-8900 and the VHF #1 or VHF #2 port on the IC-350.

(See Installation Manual, FM-8900, Pg S-1, for connection of the IF-8900 and the IC-350 Operator’s Manual, Pg. S-1, for connection to the IC-350.)

5. RC1815/RC1825 Equipment Setup

5-1

5.1 General

• When the installations are completed, proceed through the setup procedures.

• The MMSI number and INMARSAT number will be needed to complete the setup and testing procedures.

5.1.1 Powering Up Equipment

1) Power on the PR850A. Power on the battery charger.

2) Install the printer paper and turn on the printers.

3) Turn on all of the following equipment before starting the setup procedures:

a) FS-1575/FS-2575 (RC1815 and RC1825)

b) IB-585

c) Felcom 18

d) FM-8900’s (VHF1 and VHF2)

e) IC-350 (optional)

4) Each piece of equipment goes through a self-test on start up and will show any errors discovered during this process. Record any errors for future reference.

5.1.2 LinkLITE Battery Monitor

1) The LinkLITE Battery Monitor should be displaying the battery voltage.

Press the [A/Ah/setup] key and the battery charge current should be displayed.

2) The battery Amp/Hour rating is set at the factory for 200 Amp/Hour.

If your batteries are a different rating, this setting must be changed to match your batteries. The Amp/Hour settings are in increments of 1 Amp/Hours.

Example: Never set the rating higher than the rating of the batteries.

(Refer to Setup menu of the LinkLITE Battery Monitor Owners Manual) To change the Battery Capacity setting press the [A/Ah/setup] key for 3 seconds.

Use the Right and Left Arrow keys to select F01 and press the [A/Ah/setup] key to enter the setup. Adjust the Battery capacity using the arrow keys to match the installed battery bank. Then press the [A/Ah/setup] key to save the setting.

3) After the batteries are fully charged, press the right and left arrow keys simultaneously, to synchronize the batteries and meter.

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5.2 Felcom 18

Refer to the Installation Manual, Felcom 18

5.2.1 General

1) Insert a good, formatted, SD card into the Terminal. If the card is less than 2 GB, it can be used immediately, if it is larger it must be formatted, and will only be formatted as a 2 GB card.

2) Power up the Felcom 18, the status screen should show OK indications and the GPS should indicate current position.

5.2.2 IMN Input

(Refer to Pg. 3-1 of the Installation Manual, Felcom 18)

1) Press the [F8] key, using the down arrow key, highlight IMN and then press the [Enter] key.

2) Type in the IMN and press the [Enter] key.

3) Press the [Esc] key. The screen will now prompt Update.

Select Yes and press the [Enter] key.

4) Press the [Esc] key until you return to the status screen.

5.2.3 External Equipment

(Refer to Pg. 3-2 of the Installation Manual, Felcom 18)

The Felcom 18 has been programmed for use with the following remote boxes:

1) IC-305 Distress Alert Unit

2) IC-306 Alarm Unit

The IC-305 and IC-306 are optional units with the Felcom 18 and must be disabled if not installed.

To change these settings, refer to Pg. 1 of the Dealers Manual.

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5.3 FM-8900

Refer to the Installation Manual, FM-8900

5.3.1 General

This setup must be performed on both FM-8900’s.

1) Power up the unit.

2) The main display will show Longitude/Latitude and UTC time if the NMEA connection is active. This NMEA information is supplied through the MD-550 Distributor.

If it is not displayed check the NMEA cables and connections.

(Refer to Pg. S-3, the MD-550 Distributor Connections)

MMSI Not Registered MMSI Registered

5.3.2 MMSI and System Settings

1) These settings should be completed by an authorized Furuno Agent or Dealer.

See pages 2 and 3 of the A3 GMDSS Console Dealers Manual.

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5.4 FS-1575/FS-2575

Refer to the Installation Manual, FS-1575 (150W) / FS-2575 (250W)

5.4.1 General

1) Power up the unit and press the [RT/CH] key.

2) Press the [Menu] key, rotate the [Enter] knob and select Daily Test.

Allow the test to complete and verify all checks are OK.

5.4.2 RT Operation

1) On each band, verify that the antenna automatically tunes when the [0/TUNE] key is pressed.

2) If all tests are OK, proceed on to the next section. If the tune fails, verify the antenna, grounding system and the coupler connections.

5.4.3 MMSI

1) To set the MMSI, refer to the Dealers Manual, Pg. 4.

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5.5 IB-585 NBDP Terminal

Refer to the Installation Manual, FS-1575 (150W) / FS-2575 (250W)

5.5.1 General

1) Power up the unit.

2) Press the [F6] key, to enter the System menu.

3) Use the arrow keys to select Change.

4) Use the down arrow key to highlight Self Test.

5) Verify all test are OK and that the self-test prints out.

5.5.2 ID Codes

1) Press the [F5] key, to enter the Station menu.

2) Press the key to select the ID to be entered:

5: Group ID Entry (4/5 digit) 6: Group ID Entry (9 digit) 7: Select ID Entry (4/5 digit) 9: Select ID Entry (9 digit)

(If an incorrect entry is made, refer to the Dealers Manual, Pg. 6)

5.5.3 Answerback Code

1) Press the [F5] key, to enter the Station menu.

2) Press the [4] key to select Answerback Code Entry.

3) Enter the Answerback code in the following format:

Example: 123456789 FURU X

This format is the 9 digit MMSI, 4 letters and X.

(If an incorrect entry is made, refer to the Dealers Manual, Pg. 6)

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5.6 IC-350 (Optional Equipment)

Refer to the IC-350 Operator’s Manual

5.6.1 General

The setup and testing of the IC-350 should be completed last. This unit expects all equipment, in the console, to already be operational.

(Refer to the IC-350 Operator’s Manual, Pg 6)

1) Enable S101, switches 1 through 7, in accordance with the equipment attached.

2) After the unit is powered on, adjust the Dimmer button to the necessary illumination.

If all units are not connected, order labels 100-348-190 (Spare), to cover the notation for each unused Distress button.

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6. RC1815/RC1825 Equipment Lists

FM-8900 (Installed Unit)

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Operator's Manual 1 2 Operator's Guide 1 3 Installation Manual 1 4 Procedure for Distress

Transmission on VHF FM-8900 1 5 Mini Pin Assy 000-165-834-10 1 6 Spare Parts 001-174-160-00 1 7 Accessories- Handset 005-951-920-00 1 8 Handset 000-021-362-00 1 9 Handset Bracket 005-951-790-00 1 10 Self Tapping Screws 000-162-613-10 4

FM-8900 (Boxed Unit)

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Marine VHF Radiotelephone FM-8900 1 2 Operator's Manual 1 3 Operator's Guide 1 4 Installation Manual 1 5 Procedure for Distress

Transmission on VHF FM-8900 1 6 Installation Materials 001-174-170-00 1 7 Spare Parts 001-174-160-00 1 8 Accessories- Handset 005-951-920-00 1 9 Handset 000-021-362-00 1 10 Handset Bracket 005-951-790-00 1 11 Power Cable 000-176-274-10 1

Included in GMDSS Installation Materials

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FS-1575 (Installed Unit)

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Operator's Manual 1 2 Operator's Guide 1 3 Installation Manual 1 4 Procedure for Distress

Transmission on VHF and HF 2 5 Transciever

FS-1575 1

6 Connector 001-115-850-10 1 7 Washer 000-168-259-10 6 8 Tapping Screw 000-162-614-10 6 9 Coax Plug 000-166-977-10 2 10 Mini Pin Assy 000-165-859-10 1

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Antenna Coupler

AT-1575 1

2 Self-Tapping Screw 000-163-871-10 4 3 Flat Washer 000-158-854-10 4

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Control Cable, 10M 000-125-984-10 1

FS1575 T/R

AT1575

FS2575 STD Cable Set

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FS-2575 (Installed Unit)

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Operator's Manual 1 2 Operator's Guide 1 3 Installation Manual 1 4 Procedure for Distress

Transmission on VHF and HF 2 5 Transciever

FS-2575 1

6 Connector 001-115-850-10 1 7 Washer 000-168-259-10 6 8 Tapping Screw 000-162-614-10 6 9 Coax Plug 000-166-977-10 2 10 Mini Pin Assy 000-165-859-10 1

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Antenna Coupler

AT-5075 1

2 Hex Bolt 000-162-937-10 4 3 Flat Washer 000-158-854-10 8 4 Hexagonal Nut 000-158-856-10 4 5 Ground Gasket 100-366-120-10 1

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Control Cable, 10M 000-125-984-10 1

FS2575 T/R

AT5075

FS2575 STND Cable Set

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Felcom 18

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 Operator's Manual 1 2 Registration Form (INMARSAT) 1 3 Installation Manual 1 4 Distress Communications

Guide 1 5 IC-218 Terminal Unit 1 6 Mini Keyboard 000-176-235-10 1 7 7 Amp Fuse 000-155-831-10 1 8 Label (Fuse) 100-292-140-10 1 9 15 Amp Fuse 000-155-827-10 1 10 Tapping Screw 000-162-608-10 4 11 Copper Strap, 1.2M 590-300-310-10 1 12 Label 100-373-800-10 1 13 Velcro, 60mm 100-237-680-10 4 14 Velcro, 30mm 100-237-670-10 4 15 LAN Cable Suppot 100-369-610-10 1 16 Sponge for LAN 100-369-620-10 1

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 IC-118 Antenna 1 2 Antenna Cable, 30M 000-159-523-11 1 3 Shrink Tubing 000-165-300-10 1 4 Sealant 000-158-483-10 1 5 Cable Protector 100-298-111-10 1 6 Self-Bonding Tape 000-174-646-10 1 7 Grounding Wire 000-566-000-12 1 8 Lock Nut Assembly 001-189-640-00 1 9 Cable Tie 000-173-169-10 5

IC-218 Communications Unit

IC-118 Antenna

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Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 MD-550 Operators Manual 1 2 Tapping Screw 000-162-605-10 4 3 Label 100-337-840-10 1 4 Spare Fuse 000-157-462-10 1

MD-550 Materials

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IB-585 NBDP Terminal

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 IB-585 Terminal Unit 1 2 USB Mini Keyboard 000-176-235-10 1 3 3 Amp Fuse 000-155-850-10 1 4 Tapping Screw 000-162-608-10 4 5 Grounding Wire, 2M 000-108-138-00 1 6 Label (C.S.D) 100-373-800-10 1 7 Label Fuse 100-292-140-10 1 8 Velcro, 60mm 100-237-680-10 4 9 Velcro, 30mm 100-237-670-10 4

GMDSS Installation Materials

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 2 Amp Fuse, Mini ATM RC1-800-026 3 2 PL259 Connector RC1-500-060 4 3 Printer Paper 000-134-903 2 4 PP-510 Printer

Operator's Manual 2 5 Shore Based Maintenance

Certificate 1 6 Warranty Registration Form 1 7 E Meter Owners Manual 1 8 Installation Manual IME-GMD-50Z 1 9 Dealers Manual OSE-GMD-30Z 1 10 Daily Test Manual TSE-GMD-30Z 1 11 Protection Key (FM-8900) RC1-800-044 1 12 PP-510 Paper Support Rollers 2

6-7

Crate

Item No. Name Part No. Qty.

1 RC1800 Rack FUSA1800 1 2 FS-2575C Control Head 1 3 FM-8900 VHF w/DSC 1 4 PP-510 Printer 2

7-1

Item No. Description Part No.

1 Printer Switch RC1-800-038 2 Printer Cable (6 ft.) RC1-800-019 3 Emergency Light Assy. RC1-800-041 4 Meter RC1-500-067 5 AC Failure Light Assy. RC1-500-069 6 AC Failure Light Label RC1-500-068 7 Furuno USA GMDSS Label RC1-800-034 8 Fuses, 2 Amp, Mini ATM Type RC1-800-026 9 PP-510 Roll Paper (Single Ply) AYT214 10 PP-510 Printer Ribbon 000-133-029

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