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RV-300 SERIES
PLASTIC THRU-HULL REALVISION™ 3D SONAR TRANSDUCERS
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
English (en-US)
Document number:
© 2023 Raymarine UK Limited
06-2023 Date:
87336 (Rev 5)
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CONTENT
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CHAPTER1IMPORTANTINFORMATION..............................7
CertifiedInstallation..................................................................7
DeclarationofConformity......................................................7
Wateringress..............................................................................8
Disclaimer.....................................................................................8
Warrantyregistration................................................................8
Productdisposal........................................................................8
IMOandSOLAS.........................................................................8
Technicalaccuracy...................................................................9
Publicationcopyright................................................................9
CHAPTER2DOCUMENTANDPRODUCT
INFORMATION............................................................................10
2.1Productdocumentation....................................................11
LightHouse™MFDOperationinstructions...............11
Documentillustrations....................................................11
2.2Applicableproducts..........................................................11
2.3Productoverview..............................................................12
2.4Requiredadditionalcomponents...............................12
CompatibleRealVision™3Dproducts......................12
2.5Partssupplied—RV-3xxseriestransducers...........13
Additionalinstallationpartsrequired........................13
Additionalpartssupplied...............................................14
Multipletransducers........................................................17
3.3Selectingalocation...........................................................17
Warningsandcautions...................................................17
Locationrequirements....................................................17
EMCinstallationguidelines..........................................19
Transducerdimensions—RV-3xx............................19
3.4Transducermounting.....................................................20
Drillingholesinthehull.................................................21
Fittingtheanti-rotationbolt........................................22
Fittingthetransducer....................................................22
Anti-fouling.........................................................................24
CHAPTER4CONNECTIONS.................................................25
4.1Generalcablingguidance..............................................26
Cabletypesandlength................................................26
Strainrelief........................................................................26
Cableshielding................................................................26
4.2Cablerouting.....................................................................26
RealVision™3Dtransducerextension
cables..................................................................................26
4.3Attachingtheconnectorlockingcollar.....................27
4.4Makingconnections.........................................................27
CHAPTER3INSTALLATION....................................................15
3.1T oolsrequired.....................................................................16
3.2Pre-installationtest...........................................................16
Testingthetransducer...................................................16
CHAPTER5SYSTEMCHECKSAND
TROUBLESHOOTING...............................................................29
5.1RealVision™AHRScalibration.......................................30
5.2Troubleshooting...............................................................30
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Operationinstructions..................................................30
Sonartroubleshooting....................................................31
esettingthesonarmodule........................................33
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CHAPTER6MAINTENANCE..................................................34
6.1Routinechecks....................................................................35
6.2Unitcleaninginstructions..............................................35
Transducercleaning.......................................................35
Re-applyinganti-foulingpaint.....................................35
CHAPTER7TECHNICALSUPPORT.....................................37
7.1Raymarineproductsupportandservicing...............38
Viewingproductinformation.......................................39
7.2Learningresources...........................................................39
CHAPTER8TECHNICALSPECIFICATION.........................40
8.1T echnicalspecification.....................................................41
Physicalspecification......................................................41
Environmentalspecification.........................................41
RealVision™3Dsonarspecification...........................41
Sonarrange........................................................................41
Conformancespecification..........................................42
CHAPTER9SPARESANDACCESSORIES........................43
9.1Spares.....................................................................................44
9.2Accessories.........................................................................44
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CHAPTER1:IMPOR
TANTINFORMATION
W
arning:Transduceroperation
CertifiedInstallation
RaymarinerecommendscertifiedinstallationbyaRaymarineapproved
installer.Acertifiedinstallationqualifiesforenhancedproductwarranty
benefits.ContactyourRaymarinedealerforfurtherdetails,andrefertothe
separatewarrantydocumentpackedwithyourproduct.
W arning:Productinstallationandoperation
•Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedinaccordance
withtheinstructionsprovided.Failuretodosocouldresult
inpersonalinjury ,damagetoyourvesseland/orpoor
productperformance.
•Raymarinehighlyrecommendscertifiedinstallationby
aRaymarineapprovedinstaller.Acertifiedinstallation
qualifiesforenhancedproductwarrantybenefits.
RegisteryourwarrantyontheRaymarinewebsite:
www.raymarine.com/warranty
W arning:Highvoltage
Thisproductcontainshighvoltage .DoNOTremovecovers
orattempttoaccessinternalcomponents,unlessspecifically
instructedinthedocumentationprovided.
Onlytestandoperatethetransducerinthewater
operateoutofwaterasoverheatingmayoccur.
W
arning:2personinstallationrequired
T
opreventpotentialproductdamage,vesseldamageand
personalinjury2-personinstallationisrecommended.
W arning:Marine-gradesealant
Onlyusemarine-gradeneutralcurepolyurethanesealants.
DoNO Tusesealantscontainingacetateorsilicone,whichcan
causedamagetoplasticparts.
Caution:Serviceandmaintenance
Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Please
referallmaintenanceandrepairtoauthorizedR aymarine
dealers.Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.
DeclarationofConformity
FLIRBelgiumB VBAdeclaresthatthefollowingproductsareincompliance
withtheEMCDirective2014/30/EU:
.DoNOT
•RV-300thru-hulltransducer ,partnumberA80470
W arning:Positivegroundsystems
Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhaspositive
grounding.
W arning:Switchoffpowersupply
Ensurethevessel’ spowersupplyisswitchedOFFbefore
startingtoinstallthisproduct.DoNOTconnectordisconnect
equipmentwiththepowerswitchedon,unlessinstructedin
thisdocument.
Importantinformation
•RV-312Pthru-hulltransducer ,partnumberA80471
•RV-312Sthru-hulltransducer ,partnumberA80472
•RV-320Pthru-hulltransducer ,partnumberA80473
•RV-320Sthru-hulltransducer ,partnumberA80474
TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycertificatemaybeviewedonthe
relevantproductpageatwww.raymarine.com/manuals.
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ateringress
Warrantyregistration
Wateringressdisclaimer
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IMOandSOLA S
Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocumentisintendedforuseon
leisuremarineboatsandworkboatsNOTcoveredbyInternationalMaritime
Organization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeatSea(SOLAS)CarriageRegulations.
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T
echnicalaccuracy
Tothebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthisdocumentwascorrect
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Importantinformation
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CHAPTER2:DOCUMENTANDPRODUCTINFORMA
CHAPTERCONTENTS
TION
• 2.
• 2.2Applicableproducts—page11
• 2.3Productoverview—page12
• 2.4Requiredadditionalcomponents—page12
• 2.5Partssupplied—RV-3xxseriestransducers—page13
1Productdocumentation—page11
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2.
1Productdocumentation
2.2Applicableproducts
Thefollowingdocumentationisapplicabletoyourproduct:
AlldocumentsareavailabletodownloadasPDFsfromwww.rayma-
rine.com/manuals
Description
Installationinstructions(thisdocument)
HighspeednoseconeInstallationinstructions
V-3xxTransducerMountingtemplate 87328
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LightHouse™3 BasicOperationinstructions.
IncludesbasicoperationinstructionsfortheSonar
applicationonyourMFD .
LightHouse™3 AdvancedOperationinstructions.
Includesadvancedoperationinstructionsforthe
SonarapplicationonyourMFD.
LightHouse™MFDOperationinstructions
Foroperationinstructionsforyourproductpleaserefertotherelevant
LightHouse™advancedoperationinstructions.
•81406—LightHouse™4advancedoperationinstructions.
ThisdocumentisapplicabletotheRV-300,RV-312(P/S),andRV-320(P/S)
RealVision™3Dplasticthru-hulltransducers.
Thesetransducersarecapableofproducing3Dsonarimageswhen
artnumber
P
87336
87419
81369
81370
connectedtoaRealVision™3DvariantMFDrunningLightHouse™3software,
oraLightHouse™3compatibleMFDusedinconjunctionwithanRVX1000
RealVision™3D sonarmodule.FivetransducersareavailableintheRV-3xx
series,eachhavingthesameexternalshapeanddimensions.
Important:
•Plasticthru-hulltransducersarerecommendedforfiberglassandmetal
hulls.
•DoNO
•DoNOTinstallbronzetransducersonvesselswithapositiveground
system.
Tinstallplastictransducersonvesselswithwoodenhulls.
•81370—LightHouse™3advancedoperationinstructions.
Theoperationinstructionscanbedownloadedfromthe
R
aymarinewebsite:www.raymarine.com/manuals.
Pleasecheckthewebsitetoensureyouhavethelatest
documentation.
Documentillustrations
Y ourproductandifapplicable,itsuserinterfacemaydifferslightlyfromthat
shownintheillustrationsinthisdocument,dependingonproductvariantand
dateofmanufacture.
Allimagesareprovidedforillustrationpurposesonly.
Documentandproductinformation
Thetransducersdifferinternally ,andcontaindifferentnumbersandtypes
oftransmitandreceiveelements.Y ourinstallationshouldcompriseeither
asingleRV-300transducer,orasplit-pairofRV-312(P/S)orRV-320(P/S)
transducers.
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Thehullgeometryofyourvesseldeterminesthemostappropriate
transducerstouse
matchedtowithin±6°ofyourhull’sdeadriseangle,asdetailedbelow:
•RV-300RealVision™3Dplastic0°(fordeadrise0°to6°)thru-hullall-in-one
transducer(Partnumber:A80470)
•RV-312PandRV-312SRealVision™3Dplastic12°(fordeadrise6°to18°)
thru-hullsplit-pairtransducers(Systempackpartnumber:T70320)
–RV-312Pporttransducer(Partnumber:A80471)
–RV-312Sstarboardtransducer(Partnumber:A80472)
•RV-320PandRV-320SRealVision™3Dplastic20°(fordeadrise14°to26°)
thru-hullsplit-pairtransducers(Systempackpartnumber:T70321)
–RV-320Pporttransducer(Partnumber:A80473)
–RV-320Sstarboardtransducer(Partnumber:A80474)
.Y oushouldfittransducerswhoseinternalelementsare
2.3Productoverview
TheRV-3xxseriesofproductsarethru-hullmountedRealVision™3Dsonar
transducers,capableofproducingrealistic3Drepresentationsoftheobjects
belowyourvessel,tohelpyouidentifyunderwaterstructuresandlocatefish.
•Plasticconstructionprovidesrobustandreliableoperation.
•4sonarchannels:Down Vision™,SideVision™,CHIRP,andRealVision™3D
sonartechnologycombinedinasingleunit.
•Powerfulandpracticalsonaroperatingranges:
–CHIRPsonar=0.6M(2ft)to274m(900ft)
–DownVision™=0.6M(2ft)to183m(600ft)
–SideVision™=0.6M(2ft)to91m(300ft)
–RealVision™3D=0.6M(2ft)to91m(300ft)
•Built-inAHRS(AttitudeandHeadingReferenceSensor)helpstostabilize
thesonarimaging,automaticallycompensatingforvesselmotion.
•Cablesincluded:
–RV-300:8m(26.2ft)attachedcable.
–RV-3xx(P/S):2m(6.5ft)attachedcable.
–An8m(26.2ft)extensioncableisprovidedwithRV-3xx(P/S)split-pair
transducers(whensuppliedasapair).
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•WaterprooftoIPx6(surfacesexteriortohull,only),IPx7,IPx8.
2.4Requiredadditionalcomponents
Thisproductformspartofasystemofelectronicsandrequiresthefollowing
additionalcomponentsforfulloperation.
•ForalistofRealVision™3Dsonar-capabledevices,referto:Compatible
RealVision™3Dproducts
•Forlongercableruns,atransducerextensioncablewillalsoberequired.
Foralistofsuitablecables,referto:Chapter9Sparesandaccessories
CompatibleRealVision™3Dproducts
ThetransducermustbeconnectedtoaRealVision™3Dsonar-capable
device.ThefollowingRealVision™andRealVision™Max3Dsonar-capable
productsarecompatiblewiththetransducer.
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VX1000externalRealVision™3Dsonarmodule(aLightHouse™3or
1. R
LightHouse™4compatibleMFDisalsorequired).
2. LightHouse™3orLightHouse™4compatibleMFDwithbuiltinRealVision™
3Dsonarmodule(i.e.:Axiom,Axiom+orAxiomProMFDs).
3. RVM1600externalRealVision™3DMaxsonarmodule(aLightHouse™4
compatibleMFDisalsorequired).
4. LightHouse™4compatibleMFDwithbuiltinRealVision™3DMaxsonar
module(i.e.:Axiom2ProRVMMFDs).
•1xSplitringfittingtool
3. Plastichullnut
4. Cableprotector
5. NutforAnti-rotationbolt
6. Largeinternalisolatorsleeve
7. WasherforAnti-rotationbolt
8. Rubberwasher
9. Transducer(includingcable)
2.5Partssupplied—RV-3xxseriestransducers
ThefollowingpartsaresuppliedwithallRV-3xxseriestransducervariants.
1. Documentationpack
10.Anti-rotationbolt
11.ProtectivecapforAnti-rotationbolt
Transducercablelength
Thelengthofthecablefittedtothetransduceris:
•RV-300—8m(26.2ft)
•RV-312(P/S)andRV-320(P/S)—2m(6.5ft)
Additionalinstallationpartsrequired
Thefollowingpartswhicharenotsuppliedwiththetransducerarerequired
forinstallation:
2. L ockingcollarkit(fortransducercableconnector),consistingof:
•2xSplitrings(includesspare)
•1xO-ring
•1xLockingcollar
Documentandproductinformation
1. Non-corrosivelockingwire
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Additionalpartssupplied
Thefollowingadditionalcablesaresuppliedwhenorderingasplitpairsetof
transducers.
Item
1
Description
2xL ockingcollarkit,consistingof:
•2xSplitrings(includesaspare)
•1xO-ring
•1xLockingcollar
•1xSplitringfittingtool
2
Extensioncable8m(26.2ft.),forconnectingthesingleendof
the“Y-cable
”adaptertoacompatibleMFDorsonarmodule.
3 “Y-cable”adapterforconnectingasplitpairoftransducerstoa
singleextensioncable.Cablelength:0.3m(0.98ft.)
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CHAPTER3:INS
CHAPTERCONTENTS
TALLATION
• 3.
• 3.2Pre-installationtest—page16
• 3.3Selectingalocation—page17
• 3.4Transducermounting—page20
1T oolsrequired—page16
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3.
1T oolsrequired
Thefollowingtoolsarerequiredtoinstallanyofthetransducerslistedunder
“Applicableproducts”.
9. Halfroundfile
10.Marinegradesealant(non-acetatebased)
11.68mm(2¾inch)wrench(spanner)orsuitablesizeadjustablewrench
(spanner)
Note:
1. P owerdrill
2. 62mm(2
Note: IfyouareinstallingtheoptionalHighspeednoseconeaccessory
(A 80702),thetransducerstemholeneedstobe70mm(2
3. Masking/adhesivetape
4. W aterbasedanti-foulingpaint
5. 9mm(⅜inch)drillbit(fordrillinganti-rotationbolthole)
Note: IfyouareinstallingtheoptionalHighspeednoseconeaccessory
(A 80702),theanti-rotationboltholeneedstobe16mm(5/8inch).
6. 13mm(½inch)wrench(spanner)orsuitablesizeadjustablewrench
(spanner)
7 . Drillbit(suitableforpilotholes)
8. Paintbrush(forapplicationofanti-foulingpaint)
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29
/64inch)holecutter
(1)
(1)Ifthespecifiedsizeholecutterisnotavailable
holecutterandthencarefullyfiletheholetothecorrectsize.Alternatively
youcoulduseajigsawtocuttheholeandthencarefullyfiletheedge
tocreateacircletherequiredsize.
,useaslightlysmallersize
W arning:Marine-gradesealant
Onlyusemarine-gradeneutralcurepolyurethanesealants.
DoNO Tusesealantscontainingacetateorsilicone,whichcan
causedamagetoplasticparts.
3.2Pre-installationtest
T estingthetransducer
Transduceroperationshouldbecheckedbeforeinstallation.Forthe
purposesofthistestyoudonotneedtoassemblytheconnectorlocking
collar.
3
/4inch).
FordetailedinformationonusingtheFishfinder/Sonarapppleasereferto
theoperationinstructionsforyourMFD.
1. ConnectthetransducertotherelevantconnectoronyourMFDorsonar
modulethatisconnectedtoyourMFD.
2.Fullysubmergethetransducerinwater.
3.PowerupyourMFDand/orSonarmodule.
4.OpenaFishfinder/SonarapponyourMFD.
5.Ifrequired,selecttherelevanttransducerfromtheT ransducersettings
tab([Menu>T ransducer>T ransducer]).
6.Ifrequired,selecttherelevantchannelfromtheChannelselectionoptions
([Menu>Allchannels]).
7.Checkthataccuratedepthandwhereapplicabletemperaturereadings
aredisplayed.
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TechnicalSupport.
xperiencedifficultiesobtainingreadingsthencontactRaymarine®
arning:Transduceroperation
W
W
arning:2personinstallationrequired
T
opreventpotentialproductdamage,vesseldamageand
personalinjury2-personinstallationisrecommended.
Onlytestandoperatethetransducerinthewater
operateoutofwaterasoverheatingmayoccur.
Caution:T ransducercable
•DoNO
transducer;alwayssupportthetransducerbodydirectly
duringinstallation.
•DoNOTcut,shorten,orsplicethetransducercable.
•DoNOTremovetheconnector.
Ifthecableiscut,itcannotberepaired.Cuttingthecablewill
alsovoidthewarranty.
Tusethetransducercabletoliftorsuspendthe
Multipletransducers
Note:
Ifyouareinstallingasplit-pairoftransducers,ensurethatyoutest
bothtransducerstogetherbyconnectingthemtotheR ealVision™3D
sonar-capabledevice(i.e.:MFDorsonarmodule)usingaY-cableand
extensioncable.
Refertothecolored“Port”and“Starboard”labelsonthecablestoensure
thatyouconnectthetransducercablestothecorrectY-cabletails.
.DoNOT
ocationrequirements
L
Followtheguidelinesbelowwhenselectingalocationforyoursingle
transducerorsplit-pairtransducers.
Forbestperformance,transducersshouldbeinstalledinalocationwiththe
leastturbulenceandaeration.
Important:
DoNO Tinstalltransducersin-linewithtrailerrollers,yourvessel’sengine
intakeordischargeopenings.
•T ransducersshouldbeinstalledasclosetothecenterlineofthevessel
aspossible.
3.3Selectingalocation
W arningsandcautions
Important:
Beforeproceeding,ensurethatyouhavereadandunderstoodthe
warningsandcautionsprovidedinthefollowingsectionofthisdocument:
p .7—Importantinformation
Installation
1.OutboardorI/O(Planinghull)—mountforwardandtothesideof
thepropeller(s).
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2.Inboard(Planinghull)—mountforwardofthepropeller(s)andshaft(s).
3.S
teppedhull(Planinghull) —mountonthefirststepasfaraftas
possible.
4.Displacementhull—mountapproximately1/3ofthewayalongthe
lengthofthehull,measuredalongthewaterline.
5.Finkeel(Keelsailboat)—mountforwardofthekeel,ensuringthatthe
keelwillnotobstructthetransducerswidebeamwidth.
6.Fullkeel(Keelsailboat)—mountawayfromthekeelatalocation
withminimumdeadrise,ensuringthatthekeelwillnotobstructthe
transducerswidebeamwidth.
•Themountingsurfaceshouldbeflatsothattransducersitsflushagainst
thehull.
•Wheninstallingsplit-pairtransducerswithangledelements,youmust
ensurethatthehull’sdeadriseangleatthechosenmountinglocationis
appropriatefortheselectedtransducers.
•Whenfittingtoahullwithakeel,ensurethatthetransducerbeamwillnot
beobstructedbythekeel.Ifthetransducercannotbefittedforeoraftof
thekeelthenusesplitpairtransducerstoovercometheobstruction.
–thecorrecttransducer(portorstarboard)mustbeinstalledinthe
matching(portorstarboard)sideofthehull;eachtransducerinasplit
pairhasalabelontheattachedcable,andmarkingsandlabelsonthe
transducerbodytohelpyouidentifythetransducer:
•Thetransducersshouldbeinstalledawayfromanyprotrusionssuchas
othertransducers,steps,ribs,strak es,orrowsofrivets.
•Transducersshouldbeinstalledinalocationwherenoloadwillbeapplied
tothetransducersduring,launching,lifting,traileringandstorageofthe
boat.
•Transducersmustbeinstalledinthecorrectorientation,withthe
anti-rotationboltclosesttothesternofthevessel.Additionally,adirection
arrowpointingtothebowisembossedontheanti-rotationboltcap.
•Wheninstallingsplit-pairtransducers:
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1.R ed—Port-sidesplit-pairtransducercable
2.Green—Starboard-sidesplit-pairtransducercable
1. Directiontovesselbow
2. Elementangleandvesselside:
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♦Single(all-in-one)transducersaremark
♦Splitpair(“12°”or“20°”)
♦Splitpair—port,“P”orstarboard,“S”)
3. Splitpair—Vesselsideanddirectiontovesselkeel(Singleall-in-one
transducersdonotincludethislabel.)
–choosemountingpositionsthataresymmetricaboutthecenterlineof
thevessel.
–choosemountingpositionsthatareatleast300mm(12inches)below
thewaterline.
•Transducersshouldbeinstalledinalocationwherethereissufficient
clearanceinsidethehulltofitthenutandhaveatleast100mm(4in)of
headroomtoallowforwithdrawal.
•Toavoidinterferencewiththeinternalmagnetometer,mounttransducers
atleast1m(39inches)fromotherelectricaldevices.
ed“0°”
ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommendthatwhereverpossible:
aymarine®equipmentandcablesconnectedtoitare:
•R
–Atleast1m(3.3ft)fromanyequipmenttransmittingorcablescarrying
radiosignalse.g.VHFradios,cablesandantennas.InthecaseofSSB
radios,thedistanceshouldbeincreasedto2m(6.6ft).
–Morethan2m(6.6ft)fromthepathofaradarbeam.Aradarbeam
cannormallybeassumedtospread20degreesaboveandbelowthe
radiatingelement.
•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebatteryfromthatusedforengine
start.Thisisimportanttopreventerraticbehavioranddatalosswhichcan
occuriftheenginestartdoesnothaveaseparatebattery.
•Raymarine®specifiedcablesareused.
•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsoisdetailedinthe
installationmanual.
Coredfiberglasshullmounting
Itisrecommendedthatthetransducerismountedinanon-coredsection,if
installationinacoredsectionisrequiredthentheareaaroundtheholemust
beadequatelystrengthenedtoensureitisnotdamagedwhentightening
thehullandanti-rotationnuts.
Important:
Installationinacoredfiberglasshullshouldonlybecarriedoutbya
competentmarineinstaller .
EMCinstallationguidelines
R aymarine®equipmentandaccessoriesconformtotheappropriate
ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)regulations,tominimizeelectromagnetic
interferencebetweenequipmentandminimizetheeffectsuchinterference
couldhaveontheperformanceofyoursystem.
CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformanceisnot
compromised.
Note:
Inareasofe xtremeEMCinterference,someslightinterferencemaybe
noticedontheproduct.Wherethisoccurstheproductandthesourceof
theinterferenceshouldbeseparatedbyagreaterdistance.
Note:
Whereconstraintsontheinstallationpreventanyoftheabove
recommendations,alwaysensurethemaximumpossibleseparation
betweendifferentitemsofelectricalequipment,toprovidethebest
conditionsforEMCperformancethroughouttheinstallation.
T ransducerdimensions—RV-3xx
AlltransducersintheRV-3xxserieshavethesameexternaldimensions.
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•A=60
•B=42.00mm(1.65in)
•C=35.00mm(1.40in)
•D=80.00mm(3.15in)
•E=90.72mm(3.57in)
•F=8.00mm(0.31in)
•G=136.00mm(5.35in)
•H=30.00mm(1.19in.)
•I=85.00mm(3.35in)
•J=310.50mm(12.22in)
•K=106.70mm(4.20in)
.00mm(2.36in)
Item
C
D
E
F
G
Dimension
96.00mm(3.80in)
Cablelength:
•Single(All-in-one)transducerfittedcablelength:8m
(26.2ft).
•Splitpairtransducerfittedcablelength:2m(6.5ft).
ThisdimensionisdependentonyourMFDvariant.R
yourMFDinstallationinstructions.
ThisdimensionisdependentonyourMFDvariant.R eferto
yourMFDinstallationinstructions.
35.00mm(1.40in)
eferto
Nutsizes
•Anti-rotationnut—13mm(½in.)acrossflats
RealVisiontransducercableconnectordimensions
Thedimensionsofthetransducercableandcableconnectorareshown
below.
Cableconnectordimensions
Item
A
Dimension
32.00mm(1.26in)
Note:
Forinstallationswherespacebehindthedisplayislimited,aright-angled
transducercableadaptorisavailable(A 80515).Usingtherightangled
cableadaptorwillreducedimensionEaboveby20mm(0.79in.)
3.4T ransducermounting
Themountingprocedurebelowshouldbereadthoroughlybeforeattempting
tomountthetransducer.
Important:
•Onlyperformtheinstallationwithyourvesseloutofthewater .
•DoNOTliftorsuspendthetransducerusingitscable.
•Ensurethatthetransducerbodyissupportedduringinstallation.
•DoNOTremovethelabelattachedtothetransducercable;asithelpsto
ensurecorrectconnection.
•DoNOTovertightenthehullnutoranti-rotationbolt.Overtightening
cancausedamagetothehullwhichmayresultinwaterleakinginto
thevessel.
B
20
25.00mm(1.00in)
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Important:
IfyouareinstallingthetransducerusingtheHighspeednosecone
accessory(partnumber:A
80702)followthe‘T ransducermounting’
procedureinthedocumentationsuppliedwithit.
Drillingholesinthehull
1. Checkthelabelsonthetopofthetransducertoconfirmthatyouare
usingthecorrecttransducer(i.
element)foryourchosenmountinglocation.
2.Usingself-adhesivetape,attachthesuppliedmountingtemplatetoyour
chosenmountinglocation.Ensurethatthe‘Bow’arrowonthetemplate
ispointedtowardsthevessel’sbowandthatthetemplateisflatandnot
creased.
3.Marktheholecentersonthehullforthetransducerstemandanti-rotation
boltholes,bypiercingthroughthetemplateandmarkingthehull.
4.Removethetemplatefromthehull.
5.Drillapilotholeforthetransducerstemhole.
(1)
6.
Drilla62mm(2
29
/64inch)holeforthetransducerstem,usingahole
cutter.(Only)ifyouareinstallingtheoptionalHighspeednosecone
accessory (A80702),thetransducerstemholeneedstobe70mm(2
3
/4inch).
Important:
(1)Ifthespecifiedsizeholecutterisnotavailable ,useaslightlysmallersize
holecutterandthencarefullyfiletheholetothecorrectsize.Alternatively
youcoulduseajigsawtocuttheholeandthencarefullyfiletheedge
tocreateacircletherequiredsize.
e.:port/starboard,0°,12°or20°tilted
10.Holdingthetransducerinplace,carefullydrillthepilotholeforthe
anti-rotationbolt(usingtheanti-rotationholeinthetransducerasaguide).
Drillinganti-rotationbolthole
11.R emovethetransducerfromthehull.
12.Drilla9mm(⅜inch)holefortheanti-rotationbolt.(Only)ifyouare
installingtheoptionalHighspeednoseconeaccessory (A80702),the
anti-rotationboltholeneedstobe16mm(5/8inch).
13.Checkthattheanti–rotationboltfitsthroughthehole.
7 .Usingahalfroundfileand/orsandpaper,ensuretherearenorough
edgesorburrsaroundthetransducerstemhole.
8.Guidethetransducercableandthenthetransducerstemupthroughthe
transducerstemholeandsupportfrombeneath.
9.Ensurethattheanti-rotationboltholeislinedupwiththemark,youmade
onthehullandthetransducerisparalleltothecenterlineofthevessel.
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Fittingtheanti-rotationbolt
1. Wipetheanti-rotationboltwithanappropriateclothandcleaningagent
(fore xample:isopropylalcohol),andensurethesurfacesaredry,clean
andfreefromdebris.
2.Applyathickbeadofmarine-gradesealantaroundthestemofthe
anti-rotationbolt,neartheheadofthebolt.
3.Guidetheanti-rotationboltthroughtheholeinthetransducerensuring
thattheboltheadisproperlyseated.
Fittingthetransducer
Followthestepsbelowtofitthetransducertoyourhull.
Note:
Ensurethatagenerousamountofmarine-gradesealantisusedonall
matingpartsandthatthepartsarecleananddrybeforeinstallationto
ensurealonglastingwatertightsealisachieved.
Mountingandsealantapplication
Theanti-rotationboltholeincludesacaptivenutcutouttopreventthe
boltfromturningduringtightening.
4.Applyasmallamountofmarinegradesealanttotheinsideofthe
anti-rotationboltcap.
5.Fittheanti-rotationboltcapbypressingitfirmlyintotheholeinthe
transducer.
Theembossed“BOW”arrowmustbepointingtowardsthetemperature
sensorinthebaseofthetransducer .
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1. Carefullyremovealllabelsfromthetopfaceofthetransducer .
2.Removethelabelsfromthetopfaceofthetransducerincludingany
residuallabelglue.
3.Usinganappropriateclothandcleaningagent(forexample:isopropyl
alcohol),wipecleanALLsurfacesofthesuppliedcomponentsandthe
mountinglocation,bothoutsideandinsidethehullensuringthatthey
arefreefromgrease,debris.
4.Applyathickbeadofmarine-gradesealant:
i. alloverthetopfaceofthetransducersothatitiscompletelycovered.
ii.allaroundthebottompartofthethreadedsectionofthetransducer
stemandtheprotrudinganti-rotationbolt,ensuringthatthesealant
willprotrudeapproximately6mmabovethefinaltightenednuts.
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iii.allaroundandinsidethetransducerstemandanti-rotationholeson
xteriorofthehull.
thee
5.Guidethetransducercablethroughthestemholeinthehull.
6.Guidethetransducerstemandanti-rotationboltupthroughtheholesin
thevessel’shullandsupportfrombeneath.
7.Frominsidethevessel,applyacontinuous,thickbeadofmarine-grade
sealantallaroundthebaseoftheprotrudingtransducerstemand
anti-rotationboltthreads.
8.Guidetherubberwasherdownthetransducercable,andoverthe
threadedsectionofthetransducerstem,ensuringthattherubberwasher
sitsflushonthehull.
9.Ifnecessary,applyadditionalmarine-gradesealanttothetransducer
stem,abovetherubberwasher .
10.Withthetopfacepointingupwards,guidethelargeinternalisolator
sleevedownthetransducercableandoverthetransducerstem,ensuring
itsitsflushontherubberwasher .
Largeisolatorbushtopface
Cableprotectorfittingandremoval
•A—Fitting
•B—R emoval
13.Removethecableprotectorbypullingthe2tabsawayfromtheback
ofthehullnut.
14.Applyathickbeadofmarinegradesealanttothebottomfaceofthe
hullnut.
15.Screwthehullnutontothetransducerstemandtightenbyhand.
Ensurethatthehullnutisadequatelytightened.Y oushouldseethe
sealantprotrudingfromtheedgesofallappliedsurfaces.
16.Placethesmallwasherovertheanti-rotationbolt,ensuringitsitsflush
ontheinteriorofthehull.
17.Ifnecessary,applyadditionalmarine-gradesealanttotheanti-rotation
11.Ifnecessary ,applyadditionalmarine-gradesealanttothetransducer
stem,abovethelargeinternalisolatorsleeve.
12.Ensuringthecableprotectorisfittedtothehullnut,guidethenutdown
thetransducercable,restingthenutontopofthetransducerstem.
boltabovethesmallwasher.
18.Screwtheanti-rotationnutontotheboltandfullytighten,usingasuitable
sizedwrench(spanner).
19.Securethehullnutbyfeedingapieceoflockingwire(notsupplied)
throughtheholesinthenutandthentightlywrappingaroundthe
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threadedsectionasclosetothetopofthenutaspossible
shouldthenbetiedtopreventitcomingloose.
.Thewire
25.Ensurecheckingforleaksaroundthetransducerisaddedtoyourroutine
vesselmaintenanceschedule.
Lockingwire
20 .Removeanyexcesssealantontheoutsideofthehullandtransducer,
ensuringasmoothtransitionbetweenthetransducerandhull.
21.Ensurethatthemarine-gradesealanthasfullycured
Refertothesealantmanufacturer’sinstructionsforcuringtimes.
22.Unlesslocalenvironmentalregulationsprohibit,applyawaterbased
anti-foulingpainttothebottomfaceofthetransducer,ensuringallofthe
externallyexposedtransducersurfacesarecoatedandthepaintoverlaps
ontothehull.
23.Checkforleaksaroundthetransducerimmediatelyuponputtingthe
vesselbackinthewater.
Anti-fouling
Wherelocalregulationsallow,itisrecommendedthatyoucoatyour
transducerusingawater-basedanti-foulingpaint.Thiswillhelppreventthe
build-upoforganicgrowth,whichcanreducetransducerperformance.
Important:
•Beforeapplyingwater-basedanti-foulingpaint,checkthatlocal
environmentalrulesandregulationsdonotprohibittheuseofanti-fouling
paint.
•Neverusecopper-basedanti-foulingpaintasthiscanimpacttransducer
performance .
•Neveruseketone-basedanti-foulingpaintasthiscanattackthe
transducer’splastic,damagingthetransducer .
•Paintyourtransducerusingabrush,donotuseaspraycanorasponge
rollerasthesemethodscancausetinyairbubblestobeincorporatedin
thepaint,whichwillalsoreducetransducerperformance.
Important:
DoNO Tleaveyourvesselinthewateruncheckedafterinstallingyour
transducer.Verysmallleaksmaynotbeimmediatelyobvious,and
considerablebilgewatercouldaccumulateoverthecourseofaday,or
overnight.
24.Checkforleak satregularintervalsafterinstallationuntilyouaresatisfied
thattherearenoleaks.
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Theanti-foulingpaintshouldbeappliedinathinandevencoatcoveringall
e xternallyexposedtransducersurfaces.
Y oushouldcleanyourtransducerregularlyandre-applyanti-foulingpaint
every6months,orsoonerdependingonhowrapidlyorganicgrowthbuilds
up.
Forguidanceontransducercleaning,referto:p.35—Transducercleaning
Forinstructionsonre-applyinganti-foulingpaint,referto:
p.35—Re-applyinganti-foulingpaint
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CHAPTER4:CONNECTIONS
CHAPTERCONTENT
• 4.
1Generalcablingguidance—page26
S
• 4.2Cablerouting—page26
• 4.3Attachingtheconnectorlockingcollar—page27
• 4.4Makingconnections—page27
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4.
1Generalcablingguidance
Important:
Cabletypesandlength
Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetypeandlength.
•UnlessotherwisestatedonlyusecablessuppliedbyRaymarine.
•Whereitisnecessarytousenon-Raymarinecables,ensurethattheyareof
correctqualityandgaugefortheirintendedpurpose.(e.g.:longerpower
cablerunsmayrequirelargerwiregaugestominimizevoltagedropalong
therun).
Strainrelief
Useadequatestrainreliefforcablingtoensurethatconnectorsareprotected
fromstrainandwillnotpulloutunderextremeseaconditions.
Cableshielding
Ensurethatcableshieldingisnotdamagedduringinstallationandthatall
cablesareproperlyshielded.
Caution:T ransducercable
•DoNO Tusethetransducercabletoliftorsuspendthe
transducer;alwayssupportthetransducerbodydirectly
duringinstallation.
•DoNOTcut,shorten,orsplicethetransducercable.
•DoNOTremovetheconnector.
Ifthecableiscut,itcannotberepaired.Cuttingthecablewill
alsovoidthewarranty.
Thetransducercable
assembly.Ensurethatyouroutethecableallthewaytoyourcompatible
sonarmoduleorMFDbeforeattachingthelockingcollar .
•Checkthatthecableislongenough.Ifyouareinstallingsplit-pair
transducers,youmustuseaY-cable(A 80478)alongwithanextension
cabletoconnectthetransducerstoyourtoyourcompatiblesonarmodule
orMFD.
•Usegrommetsinanypass-throughholestopreventdamagetothe
transducercable.
•Securethecableatregularintervalsusingsuitablecableclips(not
supplied).
•Takecarenottoapplyexcessivestraintothecablewhereitleavesthe
transducer.Wherepossible,allowthecabletolaynaturallyasitleavesthe
transducer,beforesecuringitwithcableclips.
•Donotbendthetransducercablebeyonditsminimumbendradius.Thisis
particularlyimportantatthepointwherethecableleavesthetransducer.
•Anyexcesscableshouldbecoiledupataconvenientlocation.
’sconnectorissuppliedwithaseparatelockingcollar
RealVision™3Dtransducerextensioncables
Forbestperformance,cablerunsshouldbekepttoaminimum.However,for
someinstallations(includingallsplit-pairtransducerinstallations)itmaybe
necessarytoextendthetransducercable.
Thefollowingoptionalextensioncablesareavailable:
•RealVision™transducerextensioncable3m(9.8ft)(partnumberA80475)
•RealVision™transducerextensioncable5m(16.4ft)(partnumberA80476)
4.2Cablerouting
Cableroutingrequirementsforthetransducercable .
Important:
T oavoidinterference,thecablemustberoutedasfarawayfromVHF
radioantennacablesaspossible.
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•RealVision™transducerextensioncable8m(26.2ft)(partnumberA80477)
Itisrecommendedthatamaximumoftwocableextensionsareused,with
thetotalcablelength(includingthetransducer’sfittedcable)notexceeding
24m(78.7ft).
Extensioncablesfittedbetweentransducerand‘Y’cablemustbefittedin
equallengthpairs(i.e.:eachtransducer’sfinalcablelengthmustbethe
same).
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4.3A
Thesuppliedcableisprovidedwithaseparatelockingcollarassembly,
ensuringthatthecableconnectionissecure.
Thisproceduredescribeshowtoattachthelockingcollartothecable
connector.Thelockingcollarpartsaresuppliedinaseparatebag,inthe
packagewithyourproduct.
ttachingtheconnectorlockingcollar
lockingcollar(labelled‘ A ’intheillustration),areclosesttotheplug-endof
theconnector.
2.Slidethesplit-ringovertheendoftheconnector ,thenpushittowardsthe
cable-endoftheconnector .Ensurethatthetabsonthesplit-ring(labelled
‘B’intheillustration),areclosesttothecable-endoftheconnector.
Thesplit-ringslideseasilyforapproximately1cm(0.39in)ontothe
connector,beforebuttingupagainsttheconnectormoulding.
Important:
Ensurethatyouroutethecableallthewaytoitsdestinationbefore
attachingthelockingcollar
.
3.Carefullyinsertthepointedendofthesuppliedtoolintothesplit-ring’s
gap(labelled‘C’intheillustration).Usethetooltogentlyleverthesplit
ringoverthemouldingontheconnectoruntilitsnapsintoposition
approximately0.5cmfurtherbacktowardsthecable-endofthe
connector.
Alwaysusethesuppliedtoolwhenattachingthesplitring.Thesplitring
maybecomeoverstretchedandbreakifyoutrytoattachitwithoutusing
thetool.Asparesplitringissuppliedwiththelockingcollarassembly,
incaseofbreakage.
4.SlidetheO-ring(arrowed)overtheendoftheconnector ,andensure
thatitisseatedsquarelyagainsttheconnectormoulding,adjacentto
thesplit-ring.
5.Slidethelockingcollartowardstheplug-endoftheconnector,rotating
thecollarasnecessarytoensurethatthelugsonthelockingcollar
(labelled‘D’intheillustration)passthroughthechannels(labelled‘E’)
inthesplit-ring.
Thelockingcollarslideseasilytowardstheplug-endoftheconnector,
beforebuttingupagainstthesplit-ringmoulding.
6.Graspthebodyoftheconnectorwithonehand,thenwiththeotherhand,
pullthelockingcollarfirmlytowardstheplug-endoftheconnector.
Asyoupullthelockingcollar ,itclicksintoplaceoverthesplit-ring.The
lockingcollarstaysinpositionontheconnector,butrotatesfreely.
1. Slidethelockingcollarovertheendoftheconnector ,thenpushit
towardsthecable-endoftheconnector .Ensurethatthelugsonthe
Connections
4.4Makingconnections
FollowthestepsbelowtoconnectthetransducercabletoaRealVision™3D
sonar-capabledevice(forexample,AxiomRVmultifunctiondisplay).
1. Ensurethatthevessel'spowersupplyisswitchedoff.
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2.Ifyourinstallationcomprisessplit-pairtransducers:
i. ConnectthecablefromeachtransducertotheY-cabletails(A
checkthecoloredlabelsonthecablestoensurethatthetransducers
areconnectedtothecorrectY-cabletail.
ii.ConnectanextensioncabletotheremainingfreeplugontheY-cable.
SeeRealVision™3Dtransducerextensioncables
3.Ensuringcorrectorientation,pushthetransducercable(orextension
cable)connectorfullyontothecorrespondingconnectoronyourMFD
orsonarmodule.
4.Turnthelockingcollarclockwisetosecurethecable.
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CHAPTER5:S
CHAPTERCONTENTS
YSTEMCHECKSANDTROUBLESHOOTING
• 5.
1RealVision™AHRScalibration—page30
• 5.2Troubleshooting—page30
S ystemchecksandtroubleshooting
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5.
1RealVision™AHRScalibration
Note:
RealVision™transducersincludeabuilt-inAHRS(AttitudeandHeading
ReferenceSensor),whichmeasuresthemotionofyourvesseltoassistin
therenderingofsonarimages.AfterinstallationallRealVision™transducers
requirecalibration.
Anuncalibratedtransducercanproduceanoffsettothefrontedgeofthe
renderofthebottominthesonarimage,asillustratedbelow.
Uncalibrated Calibrated
Calibrationisanautomaticprocessandstartsafteryourvesselhasturned
appro ximately100°ataspeedofbetween3–15knots.Calibrationrequires
nouserinput,howeveratleasta270°turnisrequiredbeforethecalibration
processcandeterminethelocaldeviationandapplyarelevantoffset.
Thetimeittakestocompletethecalibrationprocesswillvaryaccordingtothe
characteristicsofthevessel,theinstallationenvironmentofthetransducer,
andthelevelsofmagneticinterferenceatthetimeofconductingthe
process.Sourcesofsignificantmagneticinterferencemayincreasethetime
requiredtocompletethecalibrationprocess.Certainareaswithsubstantial
magneticdeviationmayrequireextracirclesor“figureof8”manoeuvresto
beperformed.Examplesofsuchsourcesofmagneticinterferenceinclude:
•Vesselengines
Insomecircumstances,itisbeneficialtodisableR
sourcesofmagneticinterferencearedistortingthesonarimage.Realvision
AHRScanbedisabledfrom[Settings].
[Menu>Settings>Sounder>AHRSstabilization]
Note:
TheCalibrationprocesswillrequirerepeatingaftera [Sonarreset]orMFD
[Factoryreset].
ealvisionAHRSiflocal
5.2T roubleshooting
Thetroubleshootingsectionprovidespossiblecausesandthecorrective
actionrequiredforcommonproblemsthatareassociatedwiththeinstallation
andoperationofyourproduct.
Beforepackingandshipping,allRaymarine®productsaresubjectedto
comprehensivetestingandqualityassuranceprograms.Ifyoudoexperience
problemswithyourproduct,thissectionwillhelpyoutodiagnoseandcorrect
problemstorestorenormaloperation.
Ifafterreferringtothissectionyouarestillhavingproblemswithyour
product,pleaserefertotheT echnicalsupportsectionofthismanualfor
usefullinksandRaymarine®ProductSupportcontactdetails.
Operationinstructions
Fordetailedoperationinstructionsforyourproduct,refertothe
documentationthataccompaniesyourdisplay.
AllproductdocumentationisavailabletodownloadfromtheRaymarine
website:www.raymarine.com/manuals.
•Vesselalternators
•Marinepontoons
•Metal-hulledvessels
•Underwatercables
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Sonartroubleshooting
P
ossiblecauses Possiblesolutions
Scrollingimageisnotbeingdisplayed
P
ossiblecauses Possiblesolutions
Sonardisabled Enable [Ping]fromtheFishfinderapp
[Menu>Settings>Sounder>Pingenable].
Incorrecttransducer
selected
Damagedcables
Damagedorfouled
transducer
Checkthatthecorrecttransducerisselectedinthe
Fishfinderapp
’sTransducertab:[Menu>Settings
>Transducer] .
1. Checkthatthetransducercableconnectoris
fullyinsertedandlockedinposition.
2. Checkthepowersupplycableandconnectors
forsignsofdamageorcorrosion,replaceif
necessary.
3. Withtheunitturnedon,tryflexingthecable
neartothedisplayconnectortoseeifthis
causestheunittore-boot/losepower ,replace
ifnecessary.
4. Checkthevessel’sbatteryvoltage,the
conditionofthebatteryterminalsandpower
supplycables,ensuringconnectionsare
secure,cleanandfreefromcorrosion,replace
ifnecessary.
5. Withtheproductunderload,usinga
multi-meter,checkforhighvoltagedropacross
allconnectors/fusesetc(thiscancausethe
Fishfinderapplicationstostopscrollingorthe
unittoreset/turnoff),replaceifnecessary.
Checktransducercondition,ensuringitisnot
damagedandisfreefromdebris/fouling.If
necessary ,cleanorreplaceyourtransducer.
Aftercleaningorreplacementcoatthetransducer
usingawater-basedanti-foulingpaint.
’ssoundertab:
Externalsonar
module:network
connectionproblem.
Checkthattheunitiscorrectlyconnectedtoyour
displayornetworkswitch.Checkallconnectionsto
ensurethattheyaresecure
corrosion,replaceifnecessary.
Externalsonar
module:software
mismatchbetween
equipment
EnsureallRaymarine®productscontainthe
latestavailablesoftware,checktheRaymarine®
website:www.raymarine.com/softwareforsoftware
compatibility.
mayprevent
communication.
Nodepthreading/lostbottomlock
P ossiblecauses Possiblesolutions
T ransducerlocation
T ransducerangle
Transducer
kicked-up
P owersource
insufficient
Damagedorfouled
transducer
Checkthatthetransducerhasbeeninstalledin
accordancewiththeinstructionsprovidedwiththe
transducer.
Ifthetransducerangleistoogreatthebeamcan
missthebottom,adjusttransducerangleand
recheck.
Ifthetransducerhasakick-upmechanism,check
thatithasnotkickedupduetohittinganobject.
Withtheproductunderload,usingamulti-meter ,
checkthepowersupplyvoltageasclosetotheunit
aspossibletoestablishactualvoltagewhenthe
currentisflowing.(Checkyourproduct’sT echnical
specificationforpowersupplyrequirements.)
Checktransducercondition,ensuringitisnot
damagedandisfreefromdebris/fouling.If
necessary,cleanorreplaceyourtransducer.
Aftercleaningorreplacementcoatthetransducer
usingawater-basedanti-foulingpaint.
,cleanandfreefrom
S ystemchecksandtroubleshooting
Wrongtransducer
fitted
Checkproductandtransducerdocumentationand
ensurethatthetransduceriscompatiblewithyour
system.
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P
ossiblecauses Possiblesolutions
Damagedcables
Vesselspeedtoo
high
Bottomtooshallow
ortoodeep
Pingdepthlimitset
1. Checktheunit’
sconnectorforbrokenorbent
pins.
2. Checkthatthecableconnectorisfullyinserted
intotheunitandthatthelockingcollarisinthe
lockedposition.
3. Checkthecableandconnectorsforsignsof
damageorcorrosion,replaceifnecessary.
4. Withtheunitturnedon,tryflexingthepower
cableneartothedisplayconnectortoseeifthis
causestheunittore-boot/losepower ,replace
ifnecessary.
5. Checkthevessel’sbatteryvoltage,the
conditionofthebatteryterminalsandpower
supplycables,ensuringconnectionsare
secure,cleanandfreefromcorrosion,replace
ifnecessary.
6. Withtheproductunderload,usinga
multi-meter,checkforhighvoltagedropacross
allconnectors/fusesetc(thiscancausethe
Fishfinderapplicationstostopscrollingorthe
unittoreset/turnoff),replaceifnecessary.
Slowvesselspeedandrecheck.
Thebottomdepthmaybeoutsideofthetransducers
depthrange
,movevesseltoshallowerordeeper
watersasrelevantandrecheck.
Ifusingatransducerwithgreaterthan600Wpower,
checkifthe[Pingdepthlimit]hasbeenenabled:
[Menu>Settings>Transducer>Pingdepthlimit] .
Ifyouareinwaterdeeperthanthespecified[Ping
depthlimit] thenthetransducermaynotprovide
depthreadings.
Disableoradjustsettingandretry.
oor/problematicimage
P
P ossiblecauses Possiblesolutions
argetswillappear
T
differentlyifyour
vesselisstationary
(e.g.:fishwillappear
onthedisplayas
straightlines).
Scrollingpausedor
speedsettoolow
Sensitivitysettings
maybeinappropriate
forpresent
conditions.
Damagedcables
Increasevesselspeed.
Unpauseorincreasesonarscrollingspeed.
Checkandadjustsensitivitysettingsorperforma
Sonarreset.
1. Checktheunit’ sconnectorforbrokenorbent
pins.
2. Checkthatthecableconnectorisfullyinserted
intotheunitandthatthelockingcollarisinthe
lockedposition.
3. Checkthecableandconnectorsforsignsof
damageorcorrosion,replaceifnecessary.
4. Withtheunitturnedon,tryflexingthepower
cableneartothedisplayconnectortoseeifthis
causestheunittore-boot/losepower ,replace
ifnecessary.
5. Checkthevessel’sbatteryvoltage,the
conditionofthebatteryterminalsandpower
supplycables,ensuringconnectionsare
secure,cleanandfreefromcorrosion,replace
ifnecessary.
6. Withtheproductunderload,usinga
multi-meter,checkforhighvoltagedropacross
allconnectors/fusesetc(thiscancausethe
Fishfinderapplicationstostopscrollingorthe
unittoreset/turnoff),replaceifnecessary.
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P
ossiblecauses Possiblesolutions
T
ransducerlocation
•Checkthatthetransducerhasbeeninstalledin
accordancewiththeinstructionsprovidedwith
thetransducer.
2.Select[Set-up].
3.Select[SounderSet-up].
4.Select[SonarReset].
5.Select[Yes]toconfirmor[No]toaborttheoperation,asappropriate.
T
ransducer
kicked-up
Damagedorfouled
transducer
Damagedtransducer
cable
urbulencearound
T
thetransducerat
higherspeedsmay
affecttransducer
performance
Interferencefrom
anothertransducer
•Ifatransommounttransducerismountedtoo
highonthetransomitmaybeliftingoutofthe
water,checkthatthetransducerfaceisfully
submergedwhenplaningandturning.
Ifthetransducerhasakick-upmechanism,check
thatithasnotkickedupduetohittinganobject.
Checktransducercondition,ensuringitisnot
damagedandisfreefromdebris/fouling.If
necessary,cleanorreplaceyourtransducer.
Aftercleaningorreplacementcoatthetransducer
usingawater-basedanti-foulingpaint.
Checkthatthetransducercableandconnection
isfreefromdamageandthattheconnectionsare
secureandfreefromcorrosion.
Slowvesselspeedandrecheck.
1. T urnoffthetransducercausingtheinterference.
2. Repositionthetransducerssotheyarefarther
apart.
Theunitwillnowberesettofactorydefaultsettings.
Unitpowersupply
fault
Checkthevoltagefromthepowersupply,ifthisis
toolowitcanaffectthetransmittingpowerofthe
unit.
R esettingthesonarmodule
Y oucanusetheresetfunctiononacompatibleRaymarinemultifunction
displaytorestorethesonarmoduletoitsfactorydefaultsettings.
Inthefishfinderapplication:
1. Select[Menu].
S ystemchecksandtroubleshooting
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CHAPTER6:MAINTENANCE
CHAPTERCONTENT
• 6.
1Routinechecks—page35
S
• 6.2Unitcleaninginstructions—page35
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6.
1Routinechecks
Thefollowingperiodicchecksshouldbemade:
•Examinecablesforsignsofdamage,suchaschafing,cutsornicks.
•Checkthatthecableconnectorsarefirmlyattachedandthattheirlocking
mechanismsareproperlyengaged.
Note:
Cablecheck
sshouldbecarriedoutwiththepowersupplyswitchedoff.
W arning:Highvoltage
Thisproductcontainshighvoltage .Adjustmentsrequire
specializedserviceproceduresandtoolsonlyavailableto
qualifiedservicetechnicians.Therearenouserserviceable
partsoradjustments.Theoperatorshouldneverremovethe
coverorattempttoservicetheproduct.
6.2Unitcleaninginstructions
Theunitdoesnotrequireregularcleaning.However ,ifyoufinditnecessary
tocleantheunit,pleasefollowthestepsbelow:
1. Ensurepowerisswitchedoff.
2.Wipeunitcleanwithadampcloth.
3.Ifnecessary,useamilddetergentsolutiontoremovegreasemarks.
Transducercleaning
Y oumustcleanyourtransducerregularlytoremoveorganicgrowth.Organic
growthcanbuildupquicklyonthebottomfaceofyourtransducer;thiscan
impacttransducerperformanceinamatterofweeks.
Important:
•Whencleaninggrowthfromananti-fouledtransducer
toletpaintdustandotherdebrisenterthewater ,asthiscanhavean
impactonaquaticlife.
•Takecarenottoscratchthesurfaceofthetransducerasthiscanimpact
transducerperformance.
•DoNOTuseharshcleaningsolventssuchasacetoneasthiswilldamage
thetransducer.
Followtheguidancebelowtocleangrowthfromyourtransducer:
•Useasoftclothandamildhouseholdcleaningdetergenttocleanmild
growthbuildup .
•Useascouringpad,suchasagreenScotchBrite™padandamild
householdcleaningdetergenttocleanmoderategrowthbuildup.
•Y oumayneedtouseafinegradewetanddrypaperandamildhousehold
cleaningdetergenttocleanseverebuildup.
,takecarenot
Re-applyinganti-foulingpaint
Ifyouhaveappliedanti-foulingpainttoyourtransducer,itisimportantto
re-applyitatleastevery6months,tomaintaineffectiveness.
Followtheinstructionsbelowtore-applyanti-foulingpaint.
Important:
•Followingenvironmentalbestpractice ,preparationandre-application
oftheanti-foulingpaintshouldbeperformedusingsuitablewashdown
facilities,whichensurespaintparticlesdonotenterthewaterandimpact
aquaticlife.
•Takecarenottoscratchthetransducerface,asthismayimpact
transducerperformance.
1. R emoveyourvesselfromthewater .
2.Cleanyourtransducer,ensuringallorganicgrowthisremoved.
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emoveanyflakinganti-foulpaint.
3.R
4.Useasoftdryclothtoremoveanyloosebitsofpaint.
5.Re-applyawater-basedanti-foulingpaint.
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CHAPTER7:TECHNIC
CHAPTERCONTENTS
ALSUPPORT
• 7
.1Raymarineproductsupportandservicing—page38
• 7.2Learningresources—page39
T echnicalsupport
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7
.1Raymarineproductsupportandservicing
Raymarineprovidesacomprehensiveproductsupportservice,aswellas
warranty,service,andrepairs.Y oucanaccesstheseservicesthroughthe
Raymarinewebsite,telephone,ande-mail.
Productinformation
Ifyouneedtorequestserviceorsupport,pleasehavethefollowing
informationtohand:
•Productname
•Productidentity.
•Serialnumber.
•Softwareapplicationversion.
•Systemdiagrams.
Y oucanobtainthisproductinformationusingdiagnosticpagesofthe
connecteddisplay.
Servicingandwarranty
R aymarineoffersdedicatedservicedepartmentsforwarranty,service,and
repairs.
Don’tforgettovisittheRaymarinewebsitetoregisteryourproduct
forextendedwarrantybenefits:https://www.raymarine.com/en-
us/support/product-registration
UnitedKingdom(UK),EMEA,andAsiaPacific:
•Tel:+44(0)1329246932
UnitedStates(US):
•E-Mail:rm-usrepair@flir.com
•Tel:+1(603)3247900
Websupport
Pleasevisitthe“Support”areaoftheR aymarinewebsitefor:
•ManualsandDocuments—http://www.raymarine.com/manuals
•Technicalsupportforum—https://raymarine.custhelp.com/app/home
•Softwareupdates—http://www.raymarine.com/software
Worldwidesupport
UnitedKingdom(UK),EMEA,andAsiaP acific:
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.
•Helpdesk:https://raymarine.custhelp.com/app/home
•Tel:+44(0)1329246777
UnitedStates(US):
•Helpdesk:https://raymarine.custhelp.com/app/home
•Tel:+1(603)3247900(Toll-free:+8005395539)
AustraliaandNewZealand(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•Tel:+61289770300
France(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•Tel:+33(0)146497230
Germany(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•Tel:+49402378080
Italy(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•Tel:+390299451001
Spain(AuthorizedRaymarinedistributor):
•Tel:+34962965102
Netherlands(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•Tel:+31(0)263614905
Sweden(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•Tel:+46(0)317633670
Finland(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•E-Mail:support.fi@raymarine.com
•Tel:+358(0)207619937
Norway(Raymarinesubsidiary):
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el:+4769264600
•T
Denmark(Raymarinesubsidiary):
•Tel:+4543716464
Russia(AuthorizedRaymarinedistributor):
i. todisplaydetailedsoftwareinformationandyourdisplay’snetwork
IPaddress,selectyourdisplayfromthelist.
ii.todisplaydetaileddiagnosticsinformationforallproducts,select
[Productinfo] fromthe[Diagnostics]popovermenu.
7.2Learningresources
•Tel:+74957880508
Viewingproductinformation
Usethe[Settings]menutoviewhardwareandsoftwareinformationabout
yourdisplay,andconnectedproducts.
Raymarinehasproducedarangeoflearningresourcestohelpyougetthe
mostoutofyourproducts.
Videotutorials
RaymarineofficialchannelonYouT ube
•http://www.youtube.com/user/RaymarineInc
Trainingcourses
Raymarineregularlyrunsarangeofin-depthtrainingcoursestohelpyou
makethemostofyourproducts.VisittheTrainingsectionoftheRaymarine
websiteformoreinformation:
•http://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=2372
Technicalsupportforum
Y oucanusetheT echnicalsupportforumtoaskatechnicalquestionabout
aRaymarineproductortofindouthowothercustomersareusingtheir
Raymarineequipment.Theresourceisregularlyupdatedwithcontributions
fromRaymarinecustomersandstaff:
•https://raymarine.custhelp.com/app/home
1. Select[Settings],fromtheHomescreen.
The[Gettingstarted]menucontainshardwareandsoftwareinformation
foryourdisplay .
2.Y oucanviewfurtherinformationaboutyourdisplay,orviewinformation
aboutproductsnetworkedusingSeaTalkhs®andSeaTalkng®/NMEA
2000,byselectingthe[Network]tab,then:
T echnicalsupport
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CHAPTER8:TECHNIC
CHAPTERCONTENTS
ALSPECIFICATION
• 8.
1T echnicalspecification—page41
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ealVision™3Dsonarspecification
8.
1T echnicalspecification
Physicalspecification
Specification
ength:310.50mm(12.22in)
Overalldimensions:
Cablelength:
Weight:
•L
•Height:166.00mm(6.65in)(includingcablebend
radius)
•Width:106.70mm(4.20in)
•R V-300:8m(26.2ft)
•RV-3xxP/S:2m(6.5ft)
AnextensioncableisalsosuppliedwithRV-3xxP/S
split-pairtransducerswhensuppliedasapair:8m
(26.2ft.)
•1.5kg(3.3lb)
R
ThefollowingspecificationonlyappliestoRealVision™3Dproducts.
Specification
Sonarchannels:
(Outputpower
/R
esponsive
FrequencyRange)
Sensors:
•RealVision™3D(70W/350kHz±5%)
•SideVision™(70W/350kHz±5%)
•DownVision™(35W/350kHz±5%)
•ConicalCHIRP:High(100W/200kHz±5%)
•T emperaturesensor
•AHRS(AttitudeandHeadingReferenceSystem)
sensor
Sonarrange
Thesonarrangeistheeffectivedepthordistancethatthetransducercan
operateto
,inoptimumweatherconditions.
Environmentalspecification
Specification
Operatingtemperaturerange:
S toragetemperaturerange:
Waterproofrating:
T echnicalspecification
–2ºC(28.4ºF)to+55ºC(131ºF)
–20ºC(23ºF)to+70ºC(158ºF)
•IPx6(surfacesexteriortohull,
only)
•IPx7
•IPx8
ThefollowingrangesapplytoRealVision™3Dsonarchannels:
Note:
Thelistedsonarchannelrangesareindicativeonly ,andmaydiffer
dependingonthetransducerinuse,theinstallation,andtheprevailing
waterconditions.
Sonarchannel
CHIRPsonar:
Down Vision™:
SideVision™:
R ealVision™3D:
R ange
0 .6m(2ft)to274m(900ft)
0.6m(2ft)to183m(600ft)
0.6m(2ft)to91m(300ft)
0.6m(2ft)to91m(300ft)
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Conformancespecification
Specification
S
tandards:•EN60945:2002
•IEC28846:1993
•EMCDirective2014/30/EU
•AustraliaandNewZealand:C-Tick,Compliance
Level2
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CHAPTER9:SP
CHAPTERCONTENTS
ARESANDACCESSORIES
• 9
.1Spares—page44
• 9.2Accessories—page44
Sparesandaccessories
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.1Spares
9
• R70615—RealVision™3D25–pinlockingcollarkit.
9.2Accessories
•A80702—RealVision™3DThru-hullTransducerHighSpeedNoseCone
•A80515—RealVision™3DTransducerright-angledadaptercable400mm
(15.7in.)
•A80475—RealVision™3DT ransducerextensioncable3m(11.8ft.)
•A80476—RealVision™3DT ransducerextensioncable5m(19.7ft.)
•A80477—RealVision™3DT ransducerextensioncable8m(31.5ft.)
•A80478—RealVision™3DTransducerY-cableforconnectingsplitpair
transducers.Cablelength:0.3m(0.98ft.)
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Inde
x
A
Accessories.............................................................................................44
Anti-fouling........................................................................................24,35
Anti-foulingpaint.....................................................................................24
Anti-rotationboltcap...............................................................................22
Anti–rotationbolt...............................................................................21–22
E
ElectromagneticCompatibility..................................................................19
EMC,SeeElectromagneticCompatibility
Extensioncable........................................................................................14
H
Hullnut....................................................................................................23
C
Cable
Protection............................................................................................26
Strainrelief...........................................................................................26
Cableextension......................................................................................26
Cablelength.......................................................................................20,41
Cableprotector.......................................................................................23
Cablerouting...........................................................................................26
Cables
Splitpair................................................................................................14
Calibration
RealVision™..........................................................................................30
Cleaning..................................................................................................35
Cleaningthetransducer..........................................................................35
Compatibleproducts................................................................................12
Connections
Generalcablingguidance....................................................................26
Contactdetails.........................................................................................38
D
DeclarationofConformity..........................................................................7
Diagnostics..............................................................................................39
Dimensions..........................................................................................19,41
Documentation
Installationinstructions..........................................................................11
Mountingtemplate.................................................................................11
Operationinstructions.....................................................................11,30
Drillingholes.............................................................................................21
I
Installation
Multipletransducers.............................................................................17
Testing..................................................................................................16
Toolsrequired......................................................................................16
IPaddress................................................................................................39
L
LightHouse3.............................................................................................11
Locationrequirements.............................................................................17
Lockingcollarkit......................................................................................14
Lockingwire.............................................................................................13
M
Maintenance........................................................................................7,35
Marine-gradesealant..............................................................................22
Mounting.................................................................................................22
Drillingholes.........................................................................................21
N
Nutsizes..................................................................................................20
O
Operationinstructions.............................................................................30
LightHouse............................................................................................11
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P
artssupplied,RV-3xx..............................................................................13
P
Productinformation.................................................................................39
Productoverview......................................................................................12
Productrecycling(WEEE)..........................................................................8
Productsupport.......................................................................................38
R
RealVision™3Dtransducers.......................................................................11
Routinechecks........................................................................................35
S
ServiceCenter.........................................................................................38
Servicing....................................................................................................7
Sonarrange..............................................................................................41
Spares.....................................................................................................44
Supportforum.........................................................................................39
T
Technicalspecification......................................................................40–41
Environmental.......................................................................................41
TechnicalSpecification
Conformance.......................................................................................42
Physical.................................................................................................41
RealVision3DSonar.............................................................................41
Technicalsupport..............................................................................38–39
Temperaturerange..................................................................................41
Toolsrequired..........................................................................................16
Trainingcourses......................................................................................39
Transducercablelength...........................................................................13
Transducerlocation..................................................................................18
Transducerorientation.............................................................................18
Troubleshooting......................................................................................30
Sonar....................................................................................................31
WEEEDirective..........................................................................................8
Weight......................................................................................................41
Y
Y-cable.....................................................................................................14
W
Warranty..............................................................................................8,38
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Raymarine (UK / EU)
Marine House, Cartwright Drive,
Fareham, Hampshire.
PO15 5RJ.
United Kingdom.
Tel: (+44) (0)1329 246 700
www.raymarine.co.uk
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110 Lowell Road,
Hudson, NH 03051.
United States of America.
Tel: (+1) 603-324-7900
www.raymarine.com