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    FF-50 Echosounder Radar1800CP Interface

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    The document provides instructions for connecting a JRC FF-50 Echosounder to a JRC Radar1800CP. It specifies connecting corresponding pins on the NEMA connectors for data transfer and setting the NMEA input and output sentences on the radar unit to share position, depth, and temperature data between the two systems. Connectors are 5 pin female Conxall type with shield wire grounded at only one end if the cable is shielded.

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    FF-50 Echosounder Radar1800CP Interface

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    The document provides instructions for connecting a JRC FF-50 Echosounder to a JRC Radar1800CP. It specifies connecting corresponding pins on the NEMA connectors for data transfer and setting the NMEA input and output sentences on the radar unit to share position, depth, and temperature data between the two systems. Connectors are 5 pin female Conxall type with shield wire grounded at only one end if the cable is shielded.

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    The document provides instructions for connecting a JRC FF-50 Echosounder to a JRC Radar1800CP. It specifies connecting corresponding pins on the NEMA connectors for data transfer and setting the NMEA input and output sentences on the radar unit to share position, depth, and temperature data between the two systems. Connectors are 5 pin female Conxall type with shield wire grounded at only one end if the cable is shielded.

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    FF-50 Echosounder Radar1800CP Interface

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    The document provides instructions for connecting a JRC FF-50 Echosounder to a JRC Radar1800CP. It specifies connecting corresponding pins on the NEMA connectors for data transfer and setting the NMEA input and output sentences on the radar unit to share position, depth, and temperature data between the two systems. Connectors are 5 pin female Conxall type with shield wire grounded at only one end if the cable is shielded.

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    FF-50 Echosounder Radar1800CP Interface

    JRC FF-50 JRC Radar1800CP

    NEMA I/O (J404) NEMA I/O (J4)

    Pin # 1 ------------------- no connection Pin# 1


    2 ------------------- > data out - # - data in --------------- > 3
    3 ------------------- < data in - # - data out - ------------ < 2
    4 ------------------- < data in + # - data out+ ------------ < 5
    5 ------------------- > data out # - data in+ --------------- > 4

    NMEA 0183 out from the FF-50 is fixed. A list of outputed sentences is
    in the manual.

    NMEA 0183 In and out of the Radar1800 needs to be set as follows in the
    installation menu under DATA I/O:
    TEMP IN ---- NMEA
    DEPTH IN ---- NMEA
    COURSE IN ---- GPS
    POSITION IN ---- GPS
    NMEA OUT ---- GGA, RMC
    The GGA and RMC sentences are turned on by setting their value to “2” (sec).

    These settings will allow position information to be received by the FF-50 and
    it in return to pass depth and temperature to the 1800 radar/plotter.

    Connectors are 5 pin female Conxall type #CX-105. If data cable is shielded
    only one end of the shield wire should be connected to earth/ground.

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