MDC-2000 SME Rev03

MDC-2000Series Revision History
MDC-2000 series Service Manual

Doc No. 0093820003
Document Revision History

No. Doc. No - Rev. No. Revised Date Revised Content
(Y/M/D)
0 0093820002-00 2010/03/31 First edition
1 0093820002-01 2010/05/12 Change of PCB name(E59-600*→E64-600*)
2 0093820003-00 2010/10/15 Corrected document number and content
3 0093820003-01 2011/02/25 Corrected
4 0093820003-02 2011/06/30 Corrected
5 0093820003-03 2011/11/22 Important Notice, Wording
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Important Notice MDC-2000 Series
Important Notice
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MDC-2000 Series For Your Safe Operation
For Your Safe Operation

Symbol used in this Manual
This manual uses the following symbols. Understand the meaning of each symbol and implement
the maintenance and inspection.
Symbol Meaning
Mark for warning

This symbol denotes that there is a risk of death or serious injury when
not dealing with it correctly.
Mark for danger high voltage

This symbol denotes that there is a risk of death or serious injury caused
by electric shock when not dealing with it correctly.
Mark for caution

This symbol denotes that there is a risk of slight injury or damage of
device when not dealing with it correctly.
Mark for prohibition

This symbol denotes prohibition of the specified conduct. Description of
the prohibition is displayed near the mark.
Caution Item on Equipment

Caution on a high voltage inside
A high voltage, which may risk your life, is used. This high voltage
remains in the circuit after you have powered off switch. To prevent
touching the high voltage circuit inadvertently, the protective cover is
provided to the high voltage circuit and the high voltage caution label is
affixed. Ensure to power off switch for your safety and discharge the
electricity remaining in the capacitor before starting to check. An engineer
authorized by our company should inspect and maintain the circuit.
Ensure to switch off the power in the boat

If the power switch is inadvertently powered on during work, you will be
electrified. To prevent such accident from occurring, ensure to switch off
the power in the boat and the power of equipment. Furthermore, it is safer
to hang the caution tag with description of [Under Work] near the power
switch of equipment.
Caution on dust
Inhaling dust may cause A respiratory disease. When cleaning the inside
of equipment, be careful not to inhale dust. Wearing a safety mask is
recommended.
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For Your Safe Operation MDC-2000 Series
Caution on location of equipment

Do not install the equipment where it is excessively damp and suffers
from excessive water drops.
Caution on static electricity

The static electricity may be generated from the carpet on the floor in the
cabin or clothes made of synthetic fiber. The static electricity may destroy
the electronic parts on the circuit board. Handle the circuit board, taking
the suitable anti-static measures.
Caution Item on Handling
Caution on the rotating aerial

The radar antenna may start to rotate without notice. Please stand clear
from the antenna for your safety.
Caution on electromagnetic disturbance

The operating Antenna & Scanner unit radiates high-energy
electromagnetic wave. It may cause harmful effect for human body due to
its continuous irradiation. As International regulation says,
electromagnetic waves less than 100 watt/m2 does not have a harmful
effect on human bodies, but some kind of medical devices such as heart
pacemakers are sensitive even under the low energy electromagnetic
wave. Any personnel with such a device should keep away from the
electromagnetic wave generating position at all times.
Distance from equipment having a specific power density of electromagnetic wave.

(By IEC 60945 regulation)
Model Xmit power/Antenna length 100W/m2 10W/m2
MDC-2041 2 feet (Radome antenna) 0.8m 2.54m
MDC-2040 4kW/ 3 feet (Open antenna) 0.9m 2.85m
4kW/ 4 feet (Open antenna) 1.01m 3.2m
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Do not disassemble or modify. It may lead to trouble, fire, smoking or

electric shock. In case of trouble, contact our dealer or our company.
In case of smoke or fire, switch off the power in the boat and the power of
equipment. It may cause fire, electric shock or damage.
Caution on the remaining high voltage.

A high voltage may remain in the capacitor for several minutes after you
have powered off. Before inspecting inside, wait at least 5 minutes after
powering off or discharging the remaining electricity in an appropriate
manner. Then, start the work.
The information displayed in this unit is not provided directly for your
navigation. For your navigation, be sure to see the specified material.
Use the specified fuse. If un-specified fuse is used, it may cause a fire,
smoke or damage.
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Contents MDC-2000 Series
Contents
Document Revision History ...............................................................................................................i
Important Notice ............................................................................................................................... ii
For Your Safe Operation ................................................................................................................. iii
Contents .......................................................................................................................................... vi
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... ix
System Configuration .......................................................................................................................x
Connetion Diagram .......................................................................................................................x
Pin Assignment of Rear Connector...............................................................................................xi
Configuration of Equipment·························································································· xii
Standard Equipment Configuration List········································································ xii
Types of Antenna-Scanner unit··················································································xiii
Optional List ········································································································ xiv
External View.................................................................................................................................. xv
MRD-104 (Display unit) External View........................................................................................ xv
RB715A (Radome/4kw) External View ..................................................................................... xvii
RB716A/RB717A and RB718A with RW701A-03/04/06 External View .........................................................xviii
Specifications................................................................................................................................. xix
Chapter 1 Function explanation and tests ......... 1-1

1.1 Operational Outline............................................................................. 1-1
1.2 Display unit: MRD-104 ........................................................................ 1-3
1.2.1 Check and Adjustment of Power supply ....................................................................... 1-5
1.3 Antenna-Scanner Unit: RB715A (Radome/4kW, MDC-2041), RB716A
(Open array/4kW, MDC-2040), RB717A (Open array/6kW, MDC-2060),
RB718A (Open array/12kW, MDC-2010)............................................. 1-6
1.3.1 Check point and Signal ................................................................................................. 1-7
Chapter 2 Input/Output......................................... 2-1

2.1 Input data ............................................................................................. 2-1
2.1.1 Details of data input format ........................................................................................... 2-1
2.1.2 Priority of received data ................................................................................................ 2-5
2.2 Output data .......................................................................................... 2-5
2.2.1 Detail of data output format........................................................................................... 2-5
2.3 Interface specifications ...................................................................... 2-6
2.3.1 Signal specifications of external buzzer and monitor.................................................... 2-6
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2.3.2 AIS data input specifications..........................................................................................2-8

2.3.3 Radar signals input/output specifications ......................................................................2-8
2.3.4 NMEA/IEC61162 input/output specifications .................................................................2-8
2.3.5 CCD camera input signal specifications ........................................................................2-9
2.3.6 Antenna-Scanner unit signal specification...................................................................2-10
Chapter 3 Maintenance......................................... 3-1

3.1 Maintenance and Cleaning ................................................................ 3-1
3.1.1 Monthly Inspection .........................................................................................................3-1
3.1.2 Yearly Inspection ...........................................................................................................3-2
3.2 Fuse Replacement .............................................................................. 3-3
3.3 Consumables ...................................................................................... 3-3
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting .................................. 4-1

4.1 Necessary information at the time of repair request ..................... 4-1
4.2 Provided self diagnostic tools........................................................... 4-1
4.2.1 Error display .................................................................................................................4-1
4.2.2 Self-diagnostic menu .....................................................................................................4-2
4.2.2.1 Display unit.....................................................................................................................4-2
4.2.2.2 Antenna-Scanner unit ....................................................................................................4-3
4.2.2.3 Operation panel test.......................................................................................................4-3
4.2.2.4 LCD test .........................................................................................................................4-4
4.2.2.5 Operating hours reset ....................................................................................................4-4
4.2.2.6 TX hours reset................................................................................................................4-4
4.2.2.7 All reset (Initialization)....................................................................................................4-4
4.2.2.8 System program update.................................................................................................4-4
4.2.3 NMEA input signal monitor ............................................................................................4-4
4.3 Trouble Diagnostics ........................................................................... 4-5
4.4 Failure diagnostics flowchart ............................................................ 4-5
4.5 Initialization ....................................................................................... 4-19
Chapter 5 Technical references

5.1 Maintenance parts list......................................................................... 5-1
5.1.1 MRD-104 Display unit ....................................................................................................5-1
5.1.2 RB715A 4kW Antenna-Scanner unit (RADOME) ..........................................................5-1
5.1.3 RB716A 4kW Antenna-Scanner unit (OPEN ARREY) ..................................................5-2
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5.1.4 RB717A 6kW Antenna-Scanner unit (OPEN ARRAY).................................................. 5-2

5.1.5 RB718A 12kW Antenna-Scanner unit (OPEN ARRAY)................................................ 5-3
5.2 Exploded view drawings ....................................................................5-4

MRD-104 Exploded view of Display unit (E64BG1302*).............................................................. 5-4
RB715A ANTENNA-SCANNER UNIT EXPLODED VIEW (23W73352* 1/2) .............................. 5-5
RB715A ANTENNA-SCANNER UNIT EXPLODED VIEW (23W73352* 2/2) .............................. 5-6
RB715A/RB716A TR PART EXPLODED VIEW (23W73353*) .................................................... 5-7
RB717A/RB718A TR PART EXPLODED VIEW (E41BG2002*.1)............................................... 5-8
RB716A/RB717A/RB718A SCANNER BOX EXPLODED VIEW (E41BG2001*.1)...................... 5-9
RB716A ANTENNA-SCANNER UNIT EXPLODED VIEW (23W73461*) .................................. 5-10
RB717A /RB718A ANTENNA-SCANNER UNIT EXPLODED VIEW (E41BG2000*.1).............. 5-11
RB716A/717A/717AP/RB718A/718AP/RB718BP/RB719A/719AP/RB719BP
DRIVE UNIT EXPLODED VIEW (E48BG1013*)........................................................................ 5-12
5.3 Circuit diagrams................................................................................5-13

MRD-104 DISPLAY UNIT WIRING DIAGRAM (E64CGB010*) ................................................. 5-13
RB715A Inter Connection Diagram of 4kW Radome Unit (E38CGB020*)................................. 5-14
RB716A Inter Connection Diagram of 4kW Open Scanner Unit (E38CGB010*) ....................... 5-15
RB717A/718A Inter Connection Diagram of 6kW/12kW Scanner Unit (E41CGB011*) ............. 5-16
*Subject to version change
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MDC-2000 Series Introduction
Introduction
The main features of KODEN color LCD marine radar MDC-2000 series are as follows.
 The high performance radar equipped with 10.4 inch color TFT LCD display can be used for
professional use.
 Since, in the true trail function, moving targets such as other ships are displayed with tail and
stationary targets such as land are displayed with fix, the moving targets and fixed targets can be
easily distinguished. (Requires heading and speed signal input.)
 Two screen images with different ranges can be displayed. If you set both short range and long
range, you can navigate the ship properly and grasp at the situation.
 The automatic tracking aid (ATA) function is provided. The maximum 50 targets can be tracked.
The current movement of other ships can be shown with a vector and numeral value. It helps your
safety navigation. (ATA board: Option, requires heading and speed signal input.)
 By connecting the AIS receiver, the collected information such as name, heading and speed of a
ship can be displayed. (AIS interface: Option, requires heading and position signal input.)
 With the adoption of a specific filter (AR coat), an image can be seen more clearly against direct
sunlight.
 The RGB output for an external monitor is provided as standard equipment. The use of an
external monitor enables you to observe easily the radar screen at a location away from a main
unit. (External monitor: Owner supplied)
 A video from a CCD camera can be displayed. Observation of the engine room by CCD camera
helps your ship navigate safely. (CCD camera: Owner supplied)
 Easy operation with dedicated control knobs for GAIN and STC.
 Water protection, IPX5 of the display enables the use of the bridge.
 At the time of flush-mounting installation, you can easily fix and remove from front side of the
display.
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System Configuration MDC-2000 Series
System Configuration
Connection Diagram
Connect the power cable, antenna cable and cables of others to specified connectors of the Display
unit. If optional navigation equipment and CCD camera are provided, connect also the cables of these
equipments.
Antenna-Scanner unit
RB715A RB716A/RB717A/RB718A
242J158055A-10M (for RB715A)

242J159098A-10M (for RB716A)
242J159098B-15M (for RB717A/
RB718A)
Display unit
MRD-104 To J7
CW-561-10M
To J3
Slave
display
CW-387-5M
To J2
AIS
receiver
To J1 To J4 To J5 To J6 To POWER GND
CW-405-0.3M
External
CW-576-0.5M
CW-373-5M
CW-376-5M
CW-373-5M
buzzer
CW-376-5M
CW-259-2M
CCD
camera
KGC-1 or
External Navigation Navigation
White
Black
Gray
monitor equipment equipment
* Be sure to connect the KGC-1 to J5 + - GND
10.8 to 31.2VDC
Legend
Standard configuration
Option
Prepared by a user
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Pin Assignment of Rear Connector

The pin assignment is viewed from the rear of the Display unit.
External monitor/External buzzer AIS Input
1 1
2 2
3 3 -
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8
J2
J1 8
9
10
Slave display NMEA/IEC61162 Input/Output

1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7
J3 8 J4
9
10 +12V (Maximum 0.8A) can be
11 supplied for GPS-20A, etc.
12
NMEA/IEC61162 Input/Output CCD camera Input
1 1 Camera1 input
2
2 Camera1 GND
3
4 3 Not-used
5 4 Not-used
6 5 Not-used
6 Not-used
J5 J6 7 Not-used
Antenna-Scanner unit Power Input
1 +250V 9 BP/SHF-R DC-

1
2 +24V 10 V/TRIG
3 +12V 11 Un-connected 2 DC+
4 GND 12 +40V 3
5 DAT-R 13 +40V
6 DAT 14 V/TRIG-R
7 Un-connected 15 +40V-R
J7
8 BP/SHF 16 +40V-R
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Configuration of Equipment MDC-2000 Series
Configuration of Equipment
Standard Equipment Configuration List

Weight/
No Name of item Type Remarks Quantity
Length
1 Display unit
With mounting
MRD-104 8.1 kg 1
bracket and knobs
2 Hard cover
A30MB10250 390 g 1
3 DC power cable
With 3-pin water
CW-259-2M resistant connector 2m 1
and one end plain
4 Fuse
F-1065-15A Normal fusion type

for main power 1
Cylinder (ø 6.4x30)
5 Fuse
MF51NN250V5A Normal fusion type
for motor power 1
Cylinder (ø 5.2x20)
6 Fuse
Normal fusion type
F-7142-0.3A
for high voltage 1
Cylinder (ø5.2x20)
power
7 Connector
6-pin water resistant
LTWBD-06FFA-L180 1
connector
8 Operation Manual MDC-2000SER.OM.E English 1
9 Quick Reference MDC-2000SER.QR.E English 1
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Types of Antenna-Scanner unit

Transmitting
No. Type Shape Remarks Weight/Length
Power
1 RB715A 4kW Radome Interconnecting 10kg / 2ft
cable, 10m*,
242J158055A-10M
2 RB716A with RW701A-03/04 4kW Open Interconnecting 21kg / 3ft

cable, 10m*,
242J159098A-10M
22kg / 4ft

cable, 15m**,
242J159098B-15M
25kg / 6ft

cable, 15m**,
242J159098B-15M
25kg / 6ft
*Cables of 15m, 20m and 30m are available. (Optional)

**Cables of 10m, 20m and 30m are available. (Optional)
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Configuration of Equipment MDC-2000 Series
Optional List
No. Item Name Type Remarks Cable Length
1 GPS compass KGC-1 GPS/Heading
measuring
2 AIS interface board AIS-110 200 targets
3 Cable for AIS receiver CW-387-5M With 8-pin water 5m
resistant connector
and one end plain
4 ATA board MRE-340
5 Cable for external CW-576-0.5M With 10-pin water 0.5m
monitor/external buzzer resistant connector
and D-SUB
connector (female) +
Alarm out cable
6 Cable for slave display CW-561-10M 12-pin water 10m
resistant connectors
at both ends
7 Power rectifier PS-010 With 2 pieces of 5A
fuse
8 AC power cable VV-2D8-3M Both ends plain 3m
9 Cable for navigation cable CW-373-5M 6-pin water resistant 5m
connectors at both
ends
CW-376-5M With 6-pin water 5m
resistant connector
and one end plain
10 CCD Camera cable CW-405-0.3M 0.3m
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External View
MRD-104 (Display unit) External View
Unit: mm (inch)
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External View MDC-2000 Series
Dimension drawing of table installation
Unit: mm (inch)
Fixing holes for M4 screw (4pcs)
Unit: mm (inch)
Dimension drawing of flush-mount installation
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MDC-2000 Series External View
RB715A (Radome/4kw) External View
Weight: 10kg
636 (25 1/16)

660
(25 63/64)
255 (10 1/16) 636 (25 1/16)
Bow
Unit: mm (inch)
HDG
(0.47) 214
(8.43)
65
Center
170 (2.56)
(6.69)
35 (1.38)
For air tube

(0.59)
4kW radome antenna
Unit: mm (inch)
Drawing of Work for Installation Holes on the Bracket
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External View MDC-2000 Series
RB716A/ RB717A and RB718A with RW701A-03/04/06 External View

Unit: mm (inch)
3 feet 1034 (40 11/16) :RW701A-03

4 feet 1346 (53) :RW701A-04
6 feet 1970 (77 9/16) :RW701A-06
(4 1/8)
104
450 (17 3/4)

Bow
220 (8 11/16) 234 (9 3/16)
390 (15 3/8) 280 (11)
Unit: mm (inch)
Weight for RB716A: 21kg/ (RW701A-03): 22kg/ (RW701A-04)
RB717A/RB718A: 23kg/ (RW701A-04): 25kg/ (RW701A-06)
HDG
199
(7.83)
Antenna raotational radius

185 R500 (3 ft antenna)
(7.28) R700 (4 ft antenna)
R1000 (6 ft antenna)
Opening for cable

(3.97) (0.55)
Cut portion of antenna base
Unit: mm (inch)
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Specifications
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MDC-2000 Series Chapter 1 Function explanation and tests
Chapter 1 Function explanation and tests

1.1 Operational Outline
The circuit block diagram of MDC-2000 series is shown in Fig.1.1 to Fig.1.4.
Fig.1.1: MDC-2041
Fig.1.2: MDC-2040
Fig.1.3: MDC-2060
Fig.1.4: MDC-2010
The Display unit MRD-104 for MDC-2000 series consists of LCD module and separated into 4 printed
circuit boards (E57-700*, E57-720*, E64-600*, E64-910*).
The Antenna-Scanner unit RB715A for MDC-2041 consists of one PCB (E38-120*), a microwave circuit,
an antenna, and a motor. The PCB (E38-120*) consists of transmitter-receiver circuit and a scanner
controller circuit. The microwave circuit consists of a magnetron, a front-end-module (MIC), a limiter
diode, a circulator, and a rotary joint.
The Antenna-Scanner unit RB716A for MDC-2040 consists of one PCB (E38-130*), a microwave circuit,
an antenna, and a motor. The PCB (E38-130*) consists of transmitter-receiver circuit and a scanner
controller circuit. The microwave circuit consists of a magnetron, a front-end-module (MIC), a limiter
diode, a circulator, and a rotary joint.
The Antenna-Scanner unit RB717A for MDC-2060 consists of PCB (E41-100*) (E41-200*), a
microwave circuit, an antenna, and a motor. The PCB (E41-100*) consists of transmitter-receiver circuit
and a scanner controller circuit. PCB (E41-200*) consists of a low noise linear pre-amplifier, a
band-pass filter, a logarithmic amplifier, and a tuning circuit. The microwave circuit consists of a
magnetron, a front-end-module (MIC), a limiter diode, a circulator, and a rotary joint.
The Antenna-Scanner unit RB718A for MDC-2010 consists of PCB (E41-101*) (E41-200*), a
microwave circuit, an antenna, and a motor. The PCB (E41-101*) consists of transmitter-receiver circuit
and a scanner controller circuit. PCB (E41-200*) consists of a low noise linear pre-amplifier, a
band-pass filter, a logarithmic amplifier, and a tuning circuit. The microwave circuit consists of a
magnetron, a front-end-module (MIC), a limiter diode, a circulator, and a rotary joint.
The designation of circuits and PCBs are shown in Figs. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4.
Microwave pulse
Antenna-Scanner unit: . Display Unit: MRD-104

RB715A .
Antenna
Radome Motor E64-600* E57-700* E57-720*
Power LCD I/F

Rotary joint
supply Logic
E38-120*
Circulator 229U30957
LCD
Limiter Magnetron Transmitter Module
diode -receiver E64-910*
Panel
/scanner
Connector
Front-end controller
-module
(MIC)
Fig.1.1 MDC-2041 Circuit block diagram *Subject to version change
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Microwave pulse
Antenna
Open
Antenna-Scanner unit: Display Unit: MRD-104

RB716A .
Motor E64-600* E57-700* E57-720*
Power LCD I/F

Rotary joint
supply Logic
E38-130*
229U30921
Circulator
LCD
Module
Transmitter
-receiver E64-910*
Limiter Magnetron Panel
diode /scanner
Connector
controller
Front-end
-module
(MIC)
Fig.1.2 MDC-2040 Circuit block diagram
Microwave pulse
Antenna
Open

RB717A .
Motor E64-600* E57-700* E57-720*
Power LCD I/F

Rotary joint
supply Logic
E41-100*
Circulator
LCD
Module
Transmitter
-receiver E64-910*
diode /scanner
Connector
controller
Front-end E41-200
-module
(MIC) IF

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Microwave pulse
Antenna
Open

RB718A .
Motor E64-600* E57-700* E57-720*
Power LCD I/F

Rotary joint
supply Logic
E41-101*
Circulator
LCD
Module
Transmitter
-receiver E64-910*
diode /scanner
Connector
controller
Front-end E41-200
-module
(MIC) IF
1.2 Display unit: MRD-104
Table-1.1 MRD-104 Circuit name
Circuit name PCB
1 Connector E64-910*
2 Power supply E64-600*
3 Logic
E57-700*
4 Panel
5 LCD I/F E57-720*

1 Connector circuit
A connector circuit is composed of eight waterproof connectors which are connected with each outside
cable. They are connected with main power source, AIS receiver, slave display, navigation equipment
(2CH), Antenna-Scanner unit, external monitor/external buzzer, CCD camera. There is a filter in each
signal line which suppresses unnecessary radiation noise as well as a noise invasion from outside.
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2 Power supply circuit

Power supply circuit outputs 5V, 12V, -12V, 24V and 250V of the inner powers from the ship’s main
supply, ranging from 10.8 to 31.2 VDC. 5V, 12V and -12V are supplied to the logic circuit and 12V, 24V
and 250V are supplied to the Antenna-Scanner unit.12 V and 250 V which are supplied to the
Antenna-Scanner unit are equipped with the ON/OFF feature by the instruction from the logic circuit.
3 Logic circuit
The Radar signal which was input to the logic circuit is converted into seven kinds of digital signal
according to the strength of the signal after processing the signal. Seven digital signals have each own
color and displayed in 10.4 inch color LCD by the LCD controller.
4 Panel circuit
The panel circuit is composed of 12 key switches and 2 volumes with switch. It controls ON/OFF of the
power, the keys and GAIN & STC volumes by the logic circuit. The illumination of the panel is made
and adjusted by 18 LED.
5 LCD I/F
The LCD I/F is interconnecting PCB between LCD unit and logic PCB.
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1.2.1 Check and Adjustment of Power supply
Check point and adjust point are shown in Table-1.2 and Table-1.3.
Table-1.2 Checkpoint and Signal
PCB Checkpoint Signal Signal standard
E64-600* TP1-TP2 Regulated voltage 44 V (pulse), floated from PCB ground
E64-600* TP6-TP4(GND) Regulated voltage 257V ± 10V
E64-600* TP7-TP4(GND) Regulated voltage +5V ± 0.05V
E64-600* TP8-TP4(GND) Regulated voltage +13.3V ± 0.3V

Note: ground is isolated from internal circuit and chassis *Subject to version change
Table-1.3 Adjustment of Output Voltage
PCB Item Checkpoint Procedure Signal standard
E64-600* +12V TP7-TP4 1 Connect a voltmeter to TP7 and TP4. +13.3V ± 0.1V
2 Adjust the value by the potentiometer of R109.
E64-600* +5V TP3-TP4 1 Connect a voltmeter to TP3 and TP4. +5V ± 0.05V
2 Adjust the value by the potentiometer of R133.
TP4 TP1 TP2 TP3 R133
E64-600A
R109
Fig.1.5 Checkpoint on E64-600* *Subject to version change
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1.3 Antenna-Scanner Unit: RB715A (Radome/4kW, MDC-2041), RB716A (Open

array/4kW, MDC-2040), RB717A (Open array/6kW, MDC-2060), RB718A (Open
array/12kW, MDC-2010)
Table-1.4 RB715A/RB716A Circuit name *Subject to version change
RB715A RB716A RB717A RB718A

Circuit/parts name
PCB / Description
1 Transmitter - receiver/ E38-120* E38-130*
Scanner controller E41-100* E41-101*
(229U30957) (229U30921)
2 Magnetron MAF1421B MAF1422B* MAF1425B*
3 Front-end-module(MIC) NJT1949A
4 Limiter diode NJS6930
5 Motor 23G72457-01 23G61668*
6 Circulator NJC3901D
7 Antenna Radome Open (3feet)/ Open (4feet)/RW701A-04
(2feet) RW701A-03 Open (6feet)/RW701A-06
Open (4feet)/
RW701A-04
1 Transmitter - receiver / Scanner controller Circuit
The Transmitter Circuit consists of a modulator and a pulse transformer. The modulator and the pulse
transformer generates a high voltage pulse to drive the magnetron.
The Receiver consists of a band pass filter, an amplifier and a video detector. The band pass filter
controls the receiver bandwidth. The amplifier amplifies an intermediate frequency (60MHz) raised from
the front-end-module. The video detector detects an envelope of the amplified signal.
The Scanner controller circuit consists of a logic control circuit and a stepping motor control circuit.
2 Magnetron
The magnetron oscillates at 9410 MHz (± 30 MHz) and peak power is approximately 4 kW, 6 kW,
12kW.
3 Front-end-module (MIC)
The front-end-module converts signals received by the antenna into the intermediate frequency.
4 Limiter diode
The limiter diode protects the front-end-module from damage by excess high power signals.
5 Motor
The motor of RB715A is a pulse stepping type. The motor of RB716A, RB717A and RB718A is a DC
motor.
6 Circulator
The circulator divides a transmitting signal and a receiving signal.
7 Antenna
The antenna is a slot array type. The antenna transmits a microwave and receives echoes from targets.
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1.3.1 Checkpoint and Signal

On the scanner PCB, there are checkpoints for maintenance and adjustment. Checkpoints are shown
in Table-1.5, 1.6 and 1.7.
E38-120*(RB-715A)/E38-130*(RB716A)
Checkpoint Signal Range
X9 +5V +5V ± 0.2V
X3 +18V +18V ± 0.5V
X19 +3.3V +3.3V ± 0.1V
X4 Trigger 0 to 5V (positive pulse)
6.5V ± 2V on L pulse
X5 Magnetron current 6.5V ± 2V on M pulse
6.5V ± 2V on S pulse
Trigger: 0 to 6V
X6 Video + trigger
Video: 0 to -3.5V
Azimuth: 2.5 to 5V
X7 Azimuth + HM 0 to 5V
HM: 0 to 2.5V
X8 Interface data 0 to 5V (burst pulse)
X18 Auto tuning control 9.5 to 19.5V
X10 Clock (19.6608MHz) Approx. 2V pulse
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X5
X18
X4
Fig.1.6 Checkpoint on E38-120*(RB715A)
X11 X12
X10 X3 X8 X7 X6 X19 X9
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X18
X4
X11 X12
X10 X3 X8 X7 X6 X19 X9
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E41-100*(RB-717A), E41-101*(RB-718A)
U4-1(IN) +12V +12V ± 0.5V
U4-3(OUT) +5V +5V ± 0.2V
U3-3(OUT) +15V +15V ± 0.5V
TP-4 Trigger 0 to 5V (positive pulse)
13.5V ± 2V on L pulse
TP7 Magnetron current 13.5V ± 2V on M pulse
13.5V ± 2V on S pulse
Trigger: 0 to 6V
J1-8 Video + trigger
Video: 0 to -3.5V
Azimuth: 2.5 to 5V
J1-7 Azimuth + HM 0 to 5V
HM: 0 to 2.5V
J1-5 Interface data 0 to 5V (burst pulse)
U10-26 Clock (19.6608MHz) Approx. 2V pulse
E41-200*(RB-717A, RB718A),
J2-3 Auto tuning control 9.5 to 19.5V
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TP7 U10
TP4
U4
U3
J1 *Subject to version change

J2
Fig.1.8Checkpoint on E41-100*(RB717A), E41-101*(RB718A)
J2
Fig.1.9 Checkpoint on E41-200*(RB717A/ RB718A)
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MDC-2000 Series Chapter 2 Input/Output
Chapter 2 Input/Output
2.1 Input data
2.1.1 Details of data input format
Checksum: “Exclusive disjunction” of all data between $ and * are used for checksum.
Sentence Data name

BEC Bearing and distance to waypoint – dead reckoning
$ - - BEC, , xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, x.x, T, x.x, M, x.x, N, x--x*hh<CR><LF>
N:North E:East Checksum
S:South W:West Waypoint ID
Waypoint latitude Waypoint Distance (NM)
This field is not used Bearing (magnetic bearing)
Sentence name Bearing (true bearing)
Talker device code Waypoint longitude
Start of sentence
BWC Bearing and distance to waypoint

$ - - BWC, , xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, x.x, T, x.x, M, x.x, N, x--x, a*hh<CR><LF>
S:South W:West Mode indicator
Waypoint latitude Waypoint ID
This field is not used Waypoint Distance (NM)
Sentence name Bearing (magnetic bearing)
Talker device code Bearing (true bearing)
Start of sentence
Waypoint longitude
BWR Bearing and distance to waypoint – rhumb line

$ - - BWR, , xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, x.x, T, x.x, M, x.x, N, x--x, a*hh<CR><LF>
Waypoint latitude Waypoint ID
This field is not used Waypoint Distance (NM)
Bearing (magnetic bearing)
Sentence name
Talker device code Bearing (true bearing)
Start of sentence Waypoint longitude
DPT Depth below transducer

$ - - DPT, x.x, x.x, x.x*hh<CR><LF>
Checksum
Maximum range scale in use
Offset from transducer (meter)
Water depth relative to the transducer (meter)
Sentence name
Talker device code
Start of sentence
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DBT Depth from transducer to sea bottom

$ - - DBT, x.x, f, x.x, M, x.x, F*hh<CR><LF>
Checksum
Water depth (fathom)
Water depth (meter)
Water depth (feet)
Sentence name
Talker device code
Start of sentence
GGA GPS position data

$ - - GGA, xxxxxx.xx, xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, x, , , , , , , , *hh<CR><LF>
Sentence N:North E:East Checksum
name S:South W:West
This field is not used
Latitude Longitude GPS quality indicator

UTC of position 0: Positioning unable
1: GPS positioning
Talker device code
2: DGPS positioning
Start of sentence 3 – 8: Not acceptable
GLL Geographic position – latitude/longitude

$ - - GLL, xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, , A, a *hh<CR><LF>
name S:South W:West
Mode indicator
Latitude Longitude A:Valid
Talker device code This field is not used
Start of sentence
GNS GNSS fix data

$ - - GNS, , xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, x, , , , , , *hh<CR><LF>
S:South W:West
Latitude Longitude
This field is not used Mode indicator
Sentence name
Talker device code
Start of sentence
HDG Heading, deviation and variation

$ - - HDG, x.x, x.x, E/W, x.x, E/W*hh<CR><LF>
E:East E:East
W:West W:West
Sentence Checksum
name Magnetic variation
Magnetic deviation
Ship’s heading (Magnetic bearing)
Talker device code
Start of sentence
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HDM Ship’s heading (Magnetic bearing)

$ - - HDM, x.x, M *hh<CR><LF>
Checksum
Magnetic bearing
Ship’s bearing
Sentence name
Talker device code
Start of sentence
HDT Ship’s heading (True bearing)

$ - - HDT, x.x, T *hh<CR><LF>
Checksum
True bearing
Ship’s bearing
Sentence name
Talker device code
Start of sentence
MTW Water temperature

$ - - MTW, x.x, C *hh<CR><LF>
Checksum
Temperature(°C)
Sentence name
Talker device code
Start of sentence
MWD Wind direction and speed

$ - - MWD, x.x, T, x.x, M, x.x, N, x.x, M*hh<CR><LF>
Sentence Checksum
name Wind speed (m/s)
Wind speed (knots)
Wind direction, 0-359 Magnetic bearing
Wind direction, 0-359 True bearing
Talker device code
Start of sentence
MWV Wind speed and angle

$ - - MWV, x.x, R/T, x.x, K/M/N, A*hh<CR><LF>
Sentence R:relative K:km/h Checksum
name T:true M:m/s
N:knots
A:data valid
Wind speed V:data invalid
Wind direction, 0-359

Talker device code
Start of sentence
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RMA Recommended minimum specific LORAN-C data

$ - - RMA, A, xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, , , x.x, x.x, , , *hh<CR><LF>
Latitude E:East Checksum
W:West
A:data valid This field is not used
V:blink Longitude
Course over ground (true bearing)
Sentence name
Talker device code Speed over ground (knots)
N:North This field is not used
Start of sentence S:South
RMB Recommended minimum navigation information

$ - - RMB, A, , , , c--c, xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, x.x, x.x, , , a*hh<CR><LF>
Waypoint longitude This field is not used
Waypoint bearing (true bearing)
Waypoint latitude Waypoint distance (NM)
Waypoint ID
A:data valid
Sentence name
Talker device code
Start of sentence
RMC Recommended minimum specific GNSS data

$ - - RMC, , A, xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxxx.xx, E/W, x.x, x.x, , , a*hh<CR><LF>
Sentence
name S:South W:West
Waypoint Longitude Mode indicator
Waypoint latitude
A: data valid, This field is not used
V: navigation receiver warning Course over ground, degree true
This field is not used Speed over ground
Talker device code
Start of sentence
VHW Water speed and ship’s bearing

$ - - VHW, x.x, T, x.x, M, x.x, N, x.x, K*hh<CR><LF>
Sentence Checksum
name Speed (km/h)
Speed (knot)
Ship’s bearing (magnetic bearing)
Ship’s bearing (true bearing)
Talker device code
Start of sentence
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VTG Course over ground and ground speed

$ - - VTG, x.x, T, , , x.x, N, x.x, K, a*hh<CR><LF>
Sentence Checksum
name Mode indicator
Speed over ground (km/h)
Speed over ground (knot)
Talker device code Course over ground (true bearing)
Start of sentence
XTE Cross-track error, measured

$ - - XTE, A, A, x.x, a, N, a*hh<CR><LF>
Checksum
Mode indicator
N=nm (nautical miles)
Direction to steer, L/R (left/right)
Magnitude of cross-track error

Sentence name
Talker device code A: data valid
Start of sentence
A: data valid
2.1.2 Priority of received data
Information Priority of sentence

Latitude and longitude GGA>RMC>RMA>GNS>GLL
Ship’s bearing HDT>HDG>HDM>VHW>RMC>RMA>VTG
Ship speed RMC>RMA>VTG>VHW
Waypoint BEC>BWC>BWR>RMB
Cross-track error RMB>XTE
Wind direction MWV>MWD
Wind speed MWV>MWD
Water depth DPT>DBT
Water temperature MTW
2.2 Output data

2.2.1 Detail of data output format
Designation of data standard: IEC 61162-1
From the data connectors (J4 and J5) at the rear of equipment, target data of automatic tracking aid is
being output.
Checksum: “Exclusive disjunction” of all data between $ and * are used for checksum.
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Sentence Data name

TTM* Tracked target messege
$ RA TTM, xx, x.x, x.x, T, x.x, x.x, T, x.x, x.x, N, , a, a, , a *hh<CR><LF>

Sentence Checksum
name Type of acquisition
Target speed
A:Automatic
Target distance This field is not used
M:Manual
from own ship, Reference target=R R:Reported
true bearing
Target distance (NM) Target status
Speed Distance unit (K/N/S) L:Lost
Time to most approach Q:Query
Target number (00-99)
point CPA (min) T:Tracking
Talker device code
Most approach distance (NM)
Start of sentence
Target course, true bearing
TLL** Target number, position(LAT/LON),name and time

$ RA TLL, xx, xxxx.xx, N/S, xxxx.xx, E/W, , , a, a *hh<CR><LF>
name S:South W:West
Reference target=R
Target latitude
Target number 00-99 Target status
L:Lost
Talker device code This field is not used
Q:Query
Start of sentence Target longitude T:Tracking
*: To output TTM sentences, ATA PCB (option) is required.

**: To output TLL sentences, it is required to input latitude and longitude from GPS sensor (option).
2.3 Interface specifications

2.3.1 Signal specifications of external buzzer and monitor
Output connector: J1 Display unit upper view

Connector used: LTWBU-10PMMP-LC
Connector coupled: LTWBU-10BFFA-L180 1
Connecting cable: CW-576-0.5M 2
(0.5m with 10-pin water resistant connector 3
and D-SUB connector (female) + 4
Alarm out cable) 5
6
7
J1 8
9
10
Signal specifications:
Pulse
Name of signal Frequency Polarity Level Impedance
width
Horizontal synchronizing
31.25 kHz Negative 3.84 μs TTL 47 Ω
signal (H-SYNC)
Vertical synchronizing
59.5 Hz Negative 64 μs TTL 47 Ω
signal (V-SYNC)
R,G,B image signal - Positive - 0.7 Vp-p 47 Ω
On board Current
External buzzer + (BZ+) DC Positive -
power supply capacity 1 A
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Output circuit of horizontal synchronizing, vertical synchronizing signals:
TC74VHCT08
47 Ω Horizontal synchronizing
H-SYNC/V-SYNC and vertical synchronizing
signals
GND Grounding
R,G,B image signal output circuit:

LMH6683
47 Ω
R/G/B R, G, B image signals
GND Grounding
Buzzer output specifications:
Main power fuse

15 A
On board
Power supply + BZ +
BZ -
10.8 to 31.2 VDC
On board *Max.current: 1A
Power supply -
Caution
Please use the relay when maximum current is 1A or more.
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2.3.2 AIS data input specifications

Display unit upper view
Input connector: J2
Connector used: LTWD-08PMMP-LC 1
Connector coupled: LTWD-08BFFA-L180 2
Connecting cable: CW-387-5M 3 -
(5m with 8-pin water resistant connector and one end plain) 4
Please refer to an Operation manual for wiring. 5
6
7
J2 8
Serial data input (Listener side):

Capable to receive standard type signals in accordance with IEC 61162-1. + Vcc
Input load: 330 + 330 Ω
Circuit configuration: Photo-coupler,
Product name: TLP115A (Toshiba) AIS input +
330Ω TLP115A
AISIN+
AIS input -
330Ω
AISIN-
Serial data input circuit
2.3.3 Radar signals input/output specifications
Input/output connector: J3 slave Display unit upper view

Connector used: LTWU-12PMMP-LC
Connector coupled: LTWBU-12BFFA-L180 1
Connecting cable: CW-561-10M 2
(10m with 12-pin water resistant 3
connectors at both ends) 4
5
6
7
J3 8
9
10
11
12
2.3.4 NMEA/IEC 61162 input/output specifications
Input connector: J4 and J5

Connector used: LTWD-06PMMP-LC
Connector coupled: LTWD-06BFFA-L180
Connecting cable: CW-376-5M (5m with 6-pin water resistant connector and one end plain)
CW-373-5M (5m with 6-pin water resistant connectors at both ends), etc.

1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
J4 J5
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Serial data input (Listener side):
Capable to receive standard type signals in accordance with IEC 61162-1.

Input load: 330 + 330 Ω
Circuit configuration: Photo-coupler, +Vcc
Product name: TLP115A (Toshiba)
Data input A
330Ω TLP115A
RX+
Data input B
330Ω
RX-
Serial data input circuit
Serial data output (Talker side):
Capable to transmit standard type signals in accordance with IEC61162-1.

Circuit configuration: RS422 driver IC,
Product name: AM26C31I (TI) AM26C31I Data output
TX+
TX-
Serial data output circuit
2.3.5 CCD camera input signal specifications

Output connector: J6
Connector used: LTWD-07PMMP-LC 1 Camera1 input
Connector coupled: LTWD-07BFFA-L180 2 Camera1 GND
3 Not-used
Connecting cable: CW-405-0.3M
Cable used: 3C-2VS (75 Ω) 4 Not-used
5 Not-used
6 Not-used
J6
7 Not-used
Input signal format: NTSC/PAL/SECAM method composite video signal
NTSC/PAL/SECAM Camera Input
75 Ω
Grounding GND
CCD camera image signal input circuit
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2.3.6 Antenna-Scanner unit signal specification

Input/output connector: J7
Connector used: SRCN2A21-16S-TH-N 1 +250V
2 +24V
Connecting cables: (MDC-2041) 3 +12V
242J158055A-10M 4 GND
242J158055B-15M
5 DAT-R
242J158055C-20M
242J158055D-30M 6 DAT
7 Un-connected
Connecting cables: (MDC-2040/2060/2010) J7 8 BP/SHF
242J159098A-10M 9 BP/SHF-R
242J159098B-15M 10 V/TRIG
242J159098C-20M
11 Un-connected
242J159098D-30M
12 +40V
13 +40V
14 V/TRIG-R
15 +40V-R
Data Communication 16 +40V-R
The Antenna-Scanner unit is controlled by the Display unit through the communication lines DAT and
DAT-R.
Data Format
Type Asynchronous serial data (half duplex)
Structure Start bit 1 bit
Data bit 8 bits
Stop bit 2 bits
Parity bit Non
Speed 4800bps(RB715A,RB716A)/9600bps(RB717A,RB718A)
Format Binary Note: not in ASCII code
Level 0 to 5 V
The following control signal and data are included in data.
Control signal:
(1) Trigger on/off and trigger frequency

(2) Transmission pulse width
(3) IF band width
(4) Antenna motor pulse rate
(5) Azimuth pulse rate
(6) Manual tuning voltage
(7) Auto tuning start/stop
(8) Auto tuning center frequency
Data:
(1) Tuning voltage monitor

(2) Tuning meter level
(3) Magnetron current
(4) Magnetron heater voltage
(5) High voltage
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MDC-2000 Series Chapter 3 Maintenance
Chapter 3 Maintenance
3.1 Maintenance and Cleaning
To operate the radar equipment in a good condition for a long period of time, perform the inspection and
cleaning periodically.
3.1.1 Monthly Inspection
Caution: Before starting the inspection, ensure

ensureto turn off the power of the radar equipment.
Do not turn on the power of the radar during

inspection.
(1) To protect the LCD and enhance the visibility, the acrylic filter is installed on the surface. If the
acrylic filter is dirty, an image cannot be clearly seen. If dirty, dip a soft cloth into a neutral detergent,
wring it lightly and wipe the filter surface lightly with the cloth. Do not use a dry cloth. If done so, due
to static electricity, the acrylic filter will attract dust.
Thinner Caution Never use a thinner solvent. The filter surface will be
chemically decomposed, resulting in the loss of the
solvent transparency.
(2) Check that the radiation surface of the antenna is not dirtied by soot. Dip a soft cloth into water or
soap water, wring lightly and wipe the antenna with the cloth. Check for damage and paint sticking.
Note: Before performing the maintenance and inspection of the antenna, thread a string
through the hole of radome (upper) as illustrated below and hang it up.
A
String
A : Top View
Hole
Radome (lower)
Fixing screw
String
Radome (upper)
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3.1.2 Yearly Inspection
In case of Open antenna (RB716A, RB717A, RB718A), check the brush of the antenna drive motor
inspect every 2,000 hours of transmission. If the length is shorter than 6mm, replace it with a new one.
Press the [MENU] key and select [MAINTE]→ [DISPLAY UNIT], message of transmission time is
displayed.
approx. 6mm
Contacting surface Motor brush
ensure
WARNING: Before opening the cover of the scanner, be sure to turn off the
power of the radar equipment to avoid the electrocution.
(1) Loosen the fixing screws and remove the cover of the antenna at the bow side. The antenna drive
motor can be seen at the inside in the cabinet.
(2) Referring to the illustration below, remove the motor brush with flat screw driver.
(3) Insert the screw driver in the groove of the brush and rotate it counterclockwise and slowly.
Be sure to replace both brushes at both sides.
(4) Insert the brushes and install the brushes in reverse steps.
Inside of Scanner unit
Motor Motor brush
To remove the motor brush, turn it counterclockwise

Motor Motor brushes and slowly with the screw driver.
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3.2 Fuse Replacement
Warning Use the specified fuse.

If a fuse other than the specified one is used, it leads
to a serious accident
If the input voltage is too high, hyper-current flows or a trouble occurs inside, the fuse blows out.
The fuse is housed in the rear side of the Display unit.
Type and specification of the fuse:
Application Shape and dimensions (mm) Fuse characteristic Rating

1 Main power supply Tube type (6.4 dia. x 30) Normal meltdown 15A
2 Motor power supply Tube type (5.2 dia. x 20) Normal meltdown 5A
3 High voltage power supply Tube type (5.2 dia. x 20) Normal meltdown 0.3A
Location of fuse:
3 Fuse (0.3A)
2 Fuse (5A)
1 Fuse (15A)
3.3 Consumables
This unit employs the magnetron which is the consumables and needs the replacement periodically.
The magnetron is housed in the Scanner unit. When it is hard to see an image at a far distance, the
magnetron may be deteriorated. In this case, replace the magnetron. When replacing, consult your
sales dealer.
Press the [MENU] key and select [MAINTE]→ [DISPLAY UNIT], message of transmission time is
displayed.
Replacement target: Normally 3,000 hours
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MDC-2000 Series Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
In this chapter, the easy procedure for troubleshooting is described to find out failures parts on a ship.
4.1 Necessary information at the time of repair request

Please provide the following information.
(1) Name of ship, telephone number if the satellite communication system is equipped
(2) Type and name of equipment
(3) Serial number of the equipment
(4) [ROM version] indicated in [MENU] → [MAINTE] → [DISPLAY UNIT]
(5) Port of next arrival, arrival schedule and dealer name
(6) Trouble in details and/or inspected result on a ship
4.2 Provided self diagnostic tools

The error display and the self-diagnostic menu are provided in the equipment.
4.2.1 Error display
When a trouble occurs in the equipment or by miss-operation, the content of the troubles are displayed
on the radar screen. The error, alarm and warning are provided at the time of troubles. When a trouble
is confirmed in the radar, and after recording the trouble classification, abnormal location and abnormal
content, press the [ENT] key.
Then alarm and error indication are off.
Error Content
PRC
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Table 4.1 Error display list
Error Display Causes

L/L NO SIGNAL The latitude and longitude is not entered.
HDG NO SIGNAL The bearing signal is not entered.
SPD NO SIGNAL The ship speed signal is not inputted.
ANTENNA ERROR 1 The trigger signal is not inputted from the Antenna-Scanner unit.
ANTENNA ERROR 2 The video signal is not inputted from the Antenna-Scanner unit.
ANTENNA ERROR 3 The heading signal or azimuth signal is not inputted from the
Antenna-Scanner unit.
ANTENNA ERROR 4 The auto tune is abnormal.
ANTENNA ERROR 5 The transmission voltage (+250V) is abnormal.
ANTENNA ERROR 6 The magnetron current is abnormal.
ANTENNA ERROR 7 The heater voltage of the magnetron is abnormal.
4.2.2 Self-diagnostic menu
The self-diagnostic menu is provided in the equipment.
1. Press [MENU].
2. Select [MAINTE].
4.2.2.1 Display unit
The Display unit is automatically checked. When checking of memory is normal, OK is displayed and
when abnormal, NG is displayed.
However, when optional items AIS IF PCB “AIS-110” and ATA PCB “MRE-340” are not incorporated,
“UNCONNECTION” is displayed at checking of AIS and ATA.
DISPLAY UNIT
ROM VERSION KM-E72*

The version No. of the program is
Ver.X.XX displayed
MEMORY
ROM OK
RAM OK
HOUR METER
OPERATING TIME XX.XH
TRANSMISSION TIME XX.XH
When an optional AIS-110 is incorporated, the

AIS KM-E70*
VXX.XX version No. of its program is displayed.
ATA KM-E52*
When an optional MRE-340 is incorporated, the
Rev.X.XX version No. of its program is displayed.
XX/XX/XX
XXXX
MENU : END
: RETURN
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4.2.2.2 Antenna-Scanner unit
The status of Antenna-Scanner unit is displayed.
ANTENNA
The type of antenna connected is displayed.
ANTENNA TYPE RBXXXA When no antenna is connected, --- is displayed.
XXkw RADOME
STATUS
HM, AZIMUTH OK
TRIGGER OK Prior to transmission, NG is displayed.
VIDEO OK
HIGH VOLTAGE (DISPLAY) OK
HIGH VOLTAGE (ANTENNA) OK
AUTO TUNE VOLTAGE OK When no Antenna-Scanner unit is connected,
MAGNETRON CURRENT OK nothing is displayed.
MAGNETRON VOLTAGE OK
ENT : Test transmission execution.

MENU : END
: RETURN
4.2.2.3 Operation panel test
A picture of a keyboard without any figures on is displayed on the screen. When any key is pressed, the
pattern corresponding to it is marked out. If all keys have been pressed in order and all patterns have
been marked out, the keyboard is normal. When there is any pattern that has not been marked out
even if all keys have been pressed, it is regarded as the key has a failure.
There are two kinds of knobs, one is for GAIN and another for STC. When a relevant knob is turned,
the relevant value displayed on the LCD and will vary depending on the positions. The minimum value
(when the position of knob is at 0) is 000 and the maximum value (when the position of knob is 10) is
1023. When the value does not vary or the varying range is not normal, then the knob is regarded as
failure.
At panel test, twice pressing of any key returns to the menu display.
PANEL TEST
GAIN VOLUME
xxx
STC VOLUME Volume test (0 to 1023)
xxx
Twice pressing of any key returns

to the menu display.
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4.2.2.4 LCD test
Every press of ENT key changes the screen. The kinds of screen displayed are as follows: Pressing
[MENU] returns to the menu display.
Grate → Color pattern of RGB 6 → White → Black
4.2.2.5 Operating hours reset
The memorized operating hours are reset.
4.2.2.6 TX hours reset
The memorized transmitting time is reset. When the magnetron is exchanged or when the
Antenna-Scanner unit is replaced, please perform this reset.
4.2.2.7 All reset (Initialization)
The internal memory is reset.

All of the set values are returned to the factory-settings (initial setting).
4.2.2.8 System program update
The system program is renewed from the external equipment.

During updating, do not switch off the power supply until an instruction appears.
4.2.3 NMEA input signal monitor
The monitoring function of NMEA input signal from external navigation equipment is available.
1. Press [MENU].
2. Select [NMEA], (CH1 (J4) or CH2 (J5)).
3. Press [▲] [▼] for selecting baud rate.
4. Press [►], then the monitor displays NMEA monitor. If the external navigation equipment is
connected with correct baud rate received NMEA sentence is displayed.
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4.3 Trouble Diagnostics
Caution
Even the power supply is switched off, there may be high voltage
remained at the capacitor inside of the transmitting and receiving
display unit. For securing safety at repairing works and inspection
works, please make sure that the residual charge after switching power
off the power supply has been discharged or the works shall be started
after 3 minutes of the switching off.
4.4 Failure diagnostics flowchart

This chapter specifies necessary information required for malfunction diagnostics and repair of the
radar system.
No. Diagnostics item

Power supply is
1.1 Power cannot be switched on.
abnormal.
2.1 LCD does not light.
LCD is abnormal. 2.2 Vertical or horizontal synchronization is turbulent.
2.3 Brightness is abnormal.
Radar image is 3.1 There is no response from Antenna-Scanner unit.
abnormal. 3.2 There are no radar images.
4.1 Keys operation or knobs operation is impossible.
Panel is abnormal. 4.2 Panel illumination is abnormal.
4.3 Key operation does not make buzzer sound.
Data such as heading direction, ship speed, and latitude and
Characters display 5.1
longitude are not input.
is abnormal.
5.2 AIS information is not displayed.
6.1 Serial data are not output.
Others
6.2 Backup is impossible.
7.1 + 12 V line and housing are short-circuited.
7.2 + 250 V line and housing are short-circuited.
7.3 Fault of pulse width control function.
7.4 Antenna does not rotate.
7.5 Antenna error 3 is displayed.
Antenna-Scanner
unit is abnormal. 7.6 Transmitting is impossible.
7.7 Manual synchronization does not work.
7.8 Automatic synchronization does not work.
Radar images are not displayed.
7.9
(Reflection receiving signal can’t be seen.)
7.10 GAIN is low.
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Power supply is abnormal
1.1 Power cannot be switched on
Is the main power fuse at rear NO Is the specification NO

of the fuse correct Exchange the fuse.
panel normal?
(15A)?
YES
YES
Is the polarity of on NO
board supply Connect correctly.
correct?
YES
The power supply
PCB (E64-600*) is
faulty.
Is the on board power supply is NO Make the on board power supply voltage
normal? (10.8 to 31.2 VDC) within specification.
Inspect wiring on ship.
YES
Are the internal wire harnesses in NO

display unit correctly connected? Connect correctly.
YES
When power supply is ON, is the NO When the power supply is ON, 3.3 V
voltage at connector J701-8 pin of (Power OFF signal is consistently
main PCB (E57-700*) 0 V? displayed): the main PCB (E57-700*) is
YES faulty.
When power supply is OFF, is the NO

voltage of the main PCB connector The power supply PCB (E64-600*) is faulty.
J701-9 pin about 5 V?
YES
When power supply key is

pressed, is the resistance between NO
The power supply switch is faulty.
connectors J701-6 and 7pins of Caution: This item is
main PCB 44 Ω? measured with power
YES cable disconnected.
When power supply key is

pressed, is the resistance between NO 1 MΩ: Wire harness (E47ELA018*) is
connectors J602-6 and 8pins of Caution: This item is faulty.
main PCB 44 Ω? measured with power
YES cable disconnected.
When power supply is ON, is the

voltage at connectors J701-12 and NO The power supply PCB (E64-600*) is faulty.
13 pins 5 V, J701-14 and 15 pins
12 V and also at J701-16 pin 12
V?
YES
The main PCB (E57-700*) is faulty.
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LCD is abnormal
2.1 LCD does not light
When power supply is switched NO The power supply is faulty.

ON, does buzzer sound? (To item 1.1 Power cannot be switched
on.)
YES
Is the screen brightness set at the YES As the screen brightness is set at dark,
minimum (1)? change the set value.
NO
Is each wire harness to LCD unit NO

connected correctly? Connect correctly.
YES
When power supply is ON, does NO The contact of J706 is faulty.

LCD illuminate distantly? The LCD lamp is faulty.
YES
NO
Is R287 on main PCB 3.3 V? The main PCB (E57-700*) is faulty.
YES
Is approximate 45 V pulse NO The Inverter circuit of main PCB

generated at the both ends of (E57-700*) is faulty.
C304 on main PCB?
YES
Main PCB: Have signals at NO The LCD control of main PCB (E57-700*)
J705-29, 30and 31 pins changed? is faulty.
YES
The LCD flat cable is faulty.
The LCD is faulty.
LCD is abnormal
2.2 Vertical or horizontal synchronization is turbulent
Is the flat cable between LCD unit NO

and logic PCB connected Connect correctly.
correctly?
YES
Main PCB: Have the signals at 29, NO The LCD control on main PCB (E57-700*)
30 and 31 pins of J705 varied? is faulty.
YES
The LCD flat cable is faulty.
The Contact of LCD I/F PCB (E57-720*) is
faulty.
The LCD is faulty.
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LCD is abnormal
2.3 Brightness is abnormal
Is brightness dark immediately NO

As the screen brightness is set at dark,
after power ON?
change the set value.
YES
Does brightness change with YES

The LCD lamp is faulty.
operation from panel?
NO
The main PCB (E57-700*) and inverter
circuit are faulty.
Contact of J706 is faulty.
Radar images are abnormal
3.1 There is no response from Antenna-Scanner unit
In the operation through [MENU]

The wiring of Antenna-scanner unit
→[MAINTE] → [ANTENNA], is the NO
connector is faulty.
type of antenna displayed
correctly?
YES
When the
Is the voltage between 3 pin of J7 NO Antenna-scanner unit NO The power supply PCB
(Antenna-scanner unit connecting connector is pulled out, (E64-600*) is faulty.
connector) of power PCB and earth does J7-3 pin become
12 V? to be 12 V?
YES
YES The TX/RX PCB is
faulty.
Is the voltage between
X12-3 pin (RB715A, RB716A) / NO
J1-3 pin (RB717A, RB718A) The TX/RX PCB is faulty.
of Antenna-scanner unit and earth 12
V?
YES
Is the voltage between
X13 (RB715A, RB716A) / NO
The TX/RX PCB is faulty.
U4-3 (RB717A, RB718A)
of PCB in modulator and earth 5
V?
YES
Is the connecting cable between NO

display unit and Antenna-scanner The cable or contact is faulty.
unit correct?
YES
The TX/RX PCB or main PCB is faulty.
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Radar images are abnormal
3.2 There are no radar images
When the GAIN knob is turned to Is an alarm for

the maximum, can noise be seen NO NO The main PCB
antenna error shown (E57-700*) is faulty.
in the background of radar image? on the screen?
YES
YES
Is the NO
Antenna-scanner unit Connect correctly.
connector connected?
YES
Go to [Abnormality of
Antenna-scanner unit]
Refer to page 4-14 to 4-18
NO
Go to [Abnormality of
Is radar images displayed?
Antenna-scanner unit]
YES Refer to page 4-14 to 4-18
When GAIN is low in the
long range, is the NO
Is the receiving GAIN normal over NO Go to [Abnormality of
the whole range? transmitter-driving signal Antenna-scanner unit]
(TP2) on TX/RX PCB
YES normal? Refer to page 4-14 to 4-18
YES
The TX/RX PCB is
faulty.
Is the alarm for antenna error 3 NO

shown on the screen? The main PCB (E57-700*) is faulty.
YES
The heading line signal or azimuth signal

is faulty.
Panel is abnormal
4.1 Keys operation or knobs operation is impossible
Can the operation of [MENU] → NO The menu key is faulty.

[MAINTE] → [PANEL TEST] be The main PCB (E57-700*) is faulty.
displayed?
YES
When all keys and knobs are

NO
operated at operational panel test, The main PCB (E57-700*) is faulty.
are there any keys or knobs that
do not work?
YES
Replace all keys or knobs that do not

work.
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Panel is abnormal
4.2 Panel illumination is abnormal
Is the setting of panel NO Pressing the brightness key, adjust the

panel brightness adjustment to be
brightness appropriate?
appropriate value.
YES
NO The power supply + 12 V rectification

Is 12 V normal? circuit is faulty.
The + 12 V line is short-circuited.
YES
NO
Do all light? The relevant LED is faulty.
YES
Panel is abnormal
4.3 Key operation does not make buzzer sound
Is [MENU] → [ASSIST] → [BUZZER] NO

Make the set value ON.
ON?
YES
NO The power supply + 12 V rectification
Is 12 V correct? circuit is faulty.
The + 12 V line is short-circuited.
YES
At each pressing of a key, does the NO
foot of buzzer (DS20) become sine The main PCB (E57-700*) is faulty.
wave?
YES
The buzzer (DS20) is faulty.
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Character display is abnormal
5.1 Data such as heading direction, ship speed, and latitude and longitude are
not input
Is the navigation data NO

(IEC 61162-1) connected to Connect correctly.
connector (J4, J5)?
YES
Is the baud rate identical with the NO Select MENU → NMEA → CH1 (J4) or
input signal? CH2 (J5) → the baud rate of Input signal.
YES
When MENU→ NMEA → CH1 (J4) NO Is the polarity of signal NO Make the polarity
or CH2 (J5) → the baud rate of normal? normal.
Input signal is selected, are the
contents of navigation data YES
displayed on the screen of monitor?
The signal voltage is not
YES Is the voltage between normal. Take the
pins 4 and 5 of NO
required measures to
connectors J4 and J5 provide the normal
not less than 4 V? voltage.
YES
Are the wiring

NO
harnesses in display Connect correctly.
unit connected
correctly?
YES
The main PCB
(E57-700*) is faulty.
Does the data input from NO

Allow the required data to be transferred
connector (J4, J5) have from navigation equipment.
appropriate forms?
YES
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Character display is abnormal
5.2 AIS information is not displayed
NO Install AIS interface “AIS-110 (option)”.

Is AIS interface “AIS-110 (option)”
installed?
YES
Are bearing signals, ship speed NO Input bearing signals, ship speed signals
signals and latitude and longitude
and latitude and longitude information.
information input?
YES
Can the menu for [MENU] →[AIS] NO The AIS interface “AIS-110” is faulty.
be selected? The main PCB (E57-700*) is faulty.
YES
NO
Is [MENU] → [AIS] → [AIS] ON? Switch to on.
YES
Is [MENU] → [AIS] → Detecting YES (To confirm AIS display), set the range at
range too narrow? 20.0 nm.
NO
NO
Is the signal from AIS receiver Connect correctly.
connected to J2?
YES
NO
Is the polarity of signals normal? Make the polarity normal.
YES
Is the voltage between pin 2 and NO The signal voltage is not normal. Take the
pin 3 of connector J2 on connector required measures to provide normal
PCB 4 V or higher? voltage.
YES
Are the wiring harnesses in the NO

Connect correctly.
display unit connected correctly?
YES
The AIS interface is faulty.

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Others
6.1 Serial data are not output
Are the connectors (J4 and J5) NO

connected to the connectors of Connect correctly.
output devices?
YES
Is the baud rate identical with the NO Select the baud rate from [MENU]
required signals from output →[NMEA] → [CH1 (J4)] or [CH2 (J5)] →
devices? Select baud rate of signals input.
YES
Short-circuit (jumper) between 2pin NO Is the polarity of signals NO Make the polarity
and 4pin, and between 3pin and normal? normal.
5pin of connectors of either J4 or J5
for output. YES
When [MENU] → [NMEA] → [CH1
(J4) or CH2 (J5)]→Monitor screen Are the wiring
is selected, is $PKORD... displayed harnesses in the display NO
with pressing the range key? unit connected Connect correctly.
correctly?
YES
YES
The main PCB
The main equipment is normal.

Signal level between external equipment
is faulty. There may be any differences in
sentences.
Others
6.2 Backup is impossible
Is power switched off with pressing NO When the power is switched off, keep the
the power key for 3 seconds? power key pressed for 3 seconds.
YES
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Abnormality of Antenna-Scanner unit
7.1 + 12 V line and housing are short-circuited
If the connector
NO
X12 (RB715A, RB716A)/ Wiring within the Antenna-scanner unit is
J1 (RB717A, RB718A) faulty or the display unit is faulty.
on TX/RX PCBs is pulled out, does
it recover?
YES
7.2 + 250 V line and housing are short-circuited
If the connector
NO Wiring within the Antenna-Scanner unit is
X11 (RB715A, RB716A)/
J2 (RB717A, RB718A) faulty or the display unit is faulty.
on TX/RX PCBs is pulled out, does
it recover?
YES
7.3 Fault of pulse width control function
Is the driving signal of transmitter

normal? NO
Wiring within the Antenna-scanner unit is
(X4 (RB715A, RB716A)/
faulty or the display unit is faulty.
TP2 (RB717A, RB718A)
of TX/RX PCB)
YES
Waveform of X4
(RB715A, RB716A)
5V
Pulse width A (ns) B (ms)
0V
SP 100 0.5
Waveform
A of TP4 M1 150 0.56
(RB717A, RB718A) M2 300 0.67
5V L1 500 1.2
L2 1000 2
0V
A
B
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7.4 Antenna does not rotate
When the power is

Is the fuse for motor of display unit YES off and restarted, YES
blown out? does the antenna Completion
rotate correctly?
NO
NO
Rotating mechanism
such as winding of a
Can the antenna be NO
rope around
rotated manually?
antenna and biting
YES of gear is faulty.
If the connector The motor power

X11(RB715A, RB716A,)/ supply in the
J2 (RB717A, RB718A) NO Antenna-scanner
on TX/RX PCB is pulled unit or wiring is
out, does it recover? faulty, or the power
supply of display
unit is faulty.
YES
The motor is faulty.
Is the driving power for motor normal?
12 V: between
X1-1pin and X1-2pin (RB715A)/ NO The motor power supply in the
X1-4pin and X1-5pin (RB716A)/ Antenna-scanner unit or wiring is faulty, or
J4-4pin and J4-5pin (RB717A, RB718 A) the power supply of display unit is faulty.
YES
Is the length of motor brushes NO Replace the two motor brushes with new
(RB716A, RB717A, RB718A) ones.
within the specified one (6 mm or
longer)?
YES
The motor is faulty.
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7.5 Antenna error 3 is displayed
Is “Bearing signal composite pulse” of

NO Wiring within the Antenna-scanner
“X12-7 pin (RB715A, RB716A)/
J1-7 pin (RB717A, RB718A)” unit is faulty.
of TX/RX PCB abnormal? The display unit is faulty.
YES
Is “Heading signal pulse” of

“X2-1 pin (RB715A, RB716A) /
J3-1 pin (RB717A, RB718A)” NO The TX/RX PCB is
of TX/RX PCB abnormal? faulty.
3 msec
YES
The reed switch is
faulty.
Bearing signal composite pulse of

X12-7 pin (RB715A, RB716A)
J2-7pin (RB717A, RB718A)
Bearing 1.2 msec
signal
5V
2.5 V
0V Heading line
signal
7.6 Transmitting is impossible
Is + 250 V
X11-1 pin (RB715A, RB716A)/ NO Check the connection cable between
J2-1 pin (RB717A, RB718A) display unit and Antenna-scanner unit.
of TX/RX PCB normal?
YES
Is the trigger signal

X4 (RB715A, RB716A)/ NO
TP-2 (RB717A, RB718A)
of TX/RX PCB normal?
YES
Does the pulse transformer make abnormal NO

noise?
YES
NO Wiring within the Antenna-Scanner unit is

Is the magnetron heater provided with 6.3V? faulty.
The display unit is faulty.
YES
The magnetron is faulty.
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7.7 Manual synchronization does not work
Is + 24 V of TX/RX PCB normal? NO Wiring within the Antenna-scanner unit is

faulty.
YES The display unit is faulty.
Does the terminal voltage at X13-2pin (RB715A,

RB716A) of TX/RX PCB from 6 V to 9 V with The TX/RX PCB is faulty. (RB715A,
adjustment of manual synchronization? NO RB716A)
Does the terminal voltage at J2-3pin (RB717A,
RB718A) of IF PCB from 6 V to 9 V with adjustment of The IF PCB is faulty. (RB717A, RB718A)
manual synchronization?
YES
Is + 5 V at J13-4pin (RB715A, RB716A) of TX/RX The TX/RX PCB is faulty. (RB715A,

PCB normal? NO RB716A)
Is + 5 V at J2-2pin (RB717A, RB718A) of IF PCB The IF PCB is faulty. (RB717A, RB718A)
normal? The MIC is faulty.
YES
The MIC is faulty.
7.8 Automatic synchronization does not work
NO
Is [MENU] → [ADJUST] → [TUNE Reset the initial setting of automatic
SELECT] AUTO? synchronization function.
YES
Reset the initial setting of automatic

synchronization function.
NO
Does the automatic The TX/RX PCB is faulty.
synchronization function work?
YES
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7.9 Radar images are not displayed

(Reflection receiving signal can’t be seen)
When FTC and STC are set to “0”

YES Adjust of the FTC,
and the GAIN knob is turned to the
maximum, are radar images STC and GAIN.
displayed?
NO
Is the terminal
NO voltage of MIC NO
Is “Antenna error 6” displayed? The MIC is faulty.
monitor within 30
YES mV to 70 mV?
YES
The magnetron is faulty.
Is the video signal
connection in the NO Repair the
connection cable to connection faulty
Antenna-Scanner parts.
unit normal?
YES
The Display unit
main PCB
7.10 GAIN is low
YES The magnetron is faulty

Is “Antenna error 6” displayed?
NO
Is the terminal voltage of MIC NO

The MIC module is faulty.
monitor within 30 mV to 70 mV?
YES
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4.5 Initialization
The Display unit has initialization function. With this function, all set values including menu can be
returned to the factory default. The procedures are as follow:
Procedure 1
1. Press [MENU].
2. Select [MAINTE].
3. Select [ALL RESET].
4. Press [ENT].
5. After initialization, a screen for selection of languages appears. Select one required language and
press [MENU].
Procedure 2
1. Press [MENU] and [ENT] for power ON and keep pressing until a screen for selection of languages
appears.
2. Select one required language and press [MENU].
Note: HOUR METER can’t be reset with this initialization.
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MDC-2000 Series Chapter 5 Technical references
Chapter 5 Technical references
5.1 Maintenance parts list

5.1.1 MRD-104 Display unit
Parts Code Parts Name_Description Ref DWR. No.
0060771892 PCB ASSY_E64-600* E64BG1302* 21
0060771790 PCB ASSY_ E57-700* E64BG1302* 19
0060771800 PCB ASSY_E57-720* E64BG1302* 16
0060771880 PCB ASSY_E64-910* E64BG1302* 27
0062703040 LCD module ASSY_NL6448BC33-64[10.4inch] E64BG1302* 1-2
5.1.2 RB715A 4kW Antenna-Scanner unit (RADOME)

0030050005 TR UNIT [RB715A]_229U31024A 23W73352* 2/2 A0007
0050351107 LIMITER DIODE _NJS6930 23W73353* U2
0056211031 PULSE MOTOR_PFC55H-48D1[23G72457-01] 23W73352* 2/2 M1
0057570104 SWITCH_NRS-101G 23W73352* 2/2 S1
0058330333 CIRCULATOR_NJC3901D 23W73353* W1
0058670014 MAGNETRON_MSF1421B 23W73353* V1
0059111002 MIC[FRONT END MODULE]_NJT1949A 23W73353* A2
0060771530 PCB ASSY_ E38-120* 23W73353* A1
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Chapter 5 Technical references MDC-2000 Series
5.1.3 RB716A 4kW Antenna-Scanner unit (OPEN ARRAY)

0030050001 TR UNIT [RB716A]_229U31024B 23W73461* A0005
0050351107 LIMITER DIODE_NJS6930 23W73353* U2
0071803360 FILTER_NJC9930[24Z133791] 23W73353* U1
0062703175 DRIVE UNIT MOTOR_239H53917B E48BG1013* 1
0056280012 MOTOR BRUSH_24Z125209 E48BG1013* 1-8
0062705230 MOTOR.AZI.P CORD ASSY_249J138724D E48BG1013*
0058330333 CIRCULATOR_NJC3901D 23W73353* W1
0058670014 MAGNETRON_MSF1421B 23W73353* V1
0060771540 PCB ASSY_E38-130* 23W73353* A1
0062703260 FEM CABLE ASSY_249U157958D (FRONT END ASSY) 23W73353* A2
0062703212 HM ASSY_249J138668-03B (Reed Switch ASSY) E41BG2001*.1 S1

0030050002 TR UNIT [6KW]_RB717A-TR E41BG2000*.1 A0005
0050351107 LIMITER DIODE_NJS6930 E41BG2002*.1 C0011
0056280012 MOTOR BRUSH_24Z125209 E48BG1013* 1(1)
0058330331 CIRCULATOR_FCX-68 E41BG2002*.1 C0009
0056401330 TRANSFORMER_KCT-330* E41BG2002*.1 C0004
0058670015 MAGNETRON_MSF1422B[J] E41BG2002*.1 C0023
0059111005 MIC[FRONT END MODULE]_NJT1973 E41BG2002*.1 C0012
0060710380 PCB ASSY_E41-100* E41BG2002*.1 C0002
0060720130 PCB ASSY_E41-200* E41BG2002*.1 C0018
0050311526 DIODE_HVR-1X-40B E41BG2002*.1 C0027

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lParts Code Parts Name_Description Ref DWR. No.
0030050003 TR UNIT [12KW]_RB718A-TR E41BG2000*.1 A0005
0050351107 LIMITER DIODE_NJS6930 E41BG2002*.1 C0011
0056280012 MOTOR BRUSH_24Z125209 E48BG1013* 1(1)
0058330331 CIRCULATOR_FCX-68 E41BG2002*.1 C0009
0056401331 TRANSFORMER_KCT-331* E41BG2002*.1 C0004
0058670034 MAGNETRON_MSF1425B[J] E41BG2002*.1 C0023
0059111005 MIC[FRONT END MODULE]_NJT1973 E41BG2002*.1 C0012
0060710390 PCB ASSY [MOD-12KW]_E41-101* E41BG2002*.1 C0002
0060720130 PCB ASSY_E41-200* E41BG2002*.1 C0018
0050311526 DIODE_HVR-1X-40B E41BG2002*.1 C0027

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5.2 Exploded view drawings
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MDC-2000Series Revision History

MDC-2000 series Service Manual

Document Revision History

Document No. Revised Version Norm

© 2010-2011 Koden Electronics Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

 If this manual is lost or damaged, consult a dealer of Koden or Koden.

For Your Safe Operation

Mark for warning

Mark for danger high voltage

Mark for caution

Mark for prohibition

Caution Item on Equipment

Ensure to switch off the power in the boat

Caution on location of equipment

Caution on static electricity

Caution Item on Handling

Caution on the rotating aerial

Caution on electromagnetic disturbance

Distance from equipment having a specific power density of electromagnetic wave.

Do not disassemble or modify. It may lead to trouble, fire, smoking or

Caution on the remaining high voltage.

Chapter 1 Function explanation and tests ......... 1-1

Chapter 2 Input/Output......................................... 2-1

2.3.2 AIS data input specifications..........................................................................................2-8

Chapter 3 Maintenance......................................... 3-1

Chapter 4 Troubleshooting .................................. 4-1

Chapter 5 Technical references

5.1.4 RB717A 6kW Antenna-Scanner unit (OPEN ARRAY).................................................. 5-2

5.2 Exploded view drawings ....................................................................5-4

5.3 Circuit diagrams................................................................................5-13

*Subject to version change

242J158055A-10M (for RB715A)

monitor equipment equipment

* Be sure to connect the KGC-1 to J5 + - GND

Pin Assignment of Rear Connector

External monitor/External buzzer AIS Input

Slave display NMEA/IEC61162 Input/Output

NMEA/IEC61162 Input/Output CCD camera Input

Antenna-Scanner unit Power Input

1 +250V 9 BP/SHF-R DC-

Standard Equipment Configuration List

F-1065-15A Normal fusion type

8 Operation Manual MDC-2000SER.OM.E English 1

9 Quick Reference MDC-2000SER.QR.E English 1

Types of Antenna-Scanner unit

2 RB716A with RW701A-03/04 4kW Open Interconnecting 21kg / 3ft

3 RB717A with RW701A-04/06 6kW Open Interconnecting 23kg / 4ft

4 RB718A with RW701A-04/06 12kW Open Interconnecting 23kg / 4ft

*Cables of 15m, 20m and 30m are available. (Optional)

Dimension drawing of table installation

Fixing holes for M4 screw (4pcs)

RB715A (Radome/4kw) External View

636 (25 1/16)

255 (10 1/16) 636 (25 1/16)

For air tube

Drawing of Work for Installation Holes on the Bracket

RB716A/ RB717A and RB718A with RW701A-03/04/06 External View

3 feet 1034 (40 11/16) :RW701A-03

450 (17 3/4)