EC-90xx Installation Manual

ECDIS EC-9000 Series Installation Manual
Document No. CMRC-22-163
ECDIS / ECS
EC-9000 Series
ECS-9000 Series
Installation Manual
Rev.1.2
September 2022
Marine Systems Company
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Contents
Warnings for Safety ....................................................................................................................... 6
Warnings / Cautions for All Units ................................................................................................... 7
1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 8
1.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................. 8
1.2 About the difference between ECDIS and ECS ................................................................... 8
Common differences ......................................................................................................... 8
Difference list between EC-9000 and ECS-9000 ............................................................... 9
2. Configuration ............................................................................................................................ 10
2.1 System Nameplate ............................................................................................................ 10
2.2 Unit Nameplate.................................................................................................................. 11
2.3 System Configuration (Standard units) .............................................................................. 12
2.4 Components (Standard units) ............................................................................................ 13
< Stand Type > ............................................................................................................... 13
< Unit Type > .................................................................................................................. 14
3. Arrangement Plan .................................................................................................................... 15

3.1 ECDIS Stand ..................................................................................................................... 15
EC-9019 Stand ............................................................................................................... 16
EC-9027 Stand ............................................................................................................... 17
3.2 Control Unit ACU-011 ..................................................................................................... 18
Processor Box................................................................................................................. 19
Power Box ...................................................................................................................... 20
3.3 IF Unit AIF-011 ............................................................................................................... 21
3.4 Alarm Unit AOP-011 ....................................................................................................... 22
3.5 Display Unit ADU-011 / ADU-012 / ADU-013 .................................................................. 23
3.6 Spare parts........................................................................................................................ 26
4. Stand Installation ...................................................................................................................... 27

4.1 Remove the front panel ..................................................................................................... 27
4.2 Connecting Earth Wire ...................................................................................................... 28
4.3 Connecting External Cables .............................................................................................. 29
Connect the AC / DC power source ................................................................................ 30
Connect VDR (or BAM / INS / Route transfer) ................................................................. 31
Connect external cables for sensors signals. .................................................................. 32
5. Unit Installation......................................................................................................................... 40
5.1 Fixing Units and connecting Earth Wire ............................................................................. 40
Control Unit ..................................................................................................................... 40
IF Unit ............................................................................................................................. 41
Alarm Unit ....................................................................................................................... 41
Display Unit ..................................................................................................................... 42
5.2 Connection between Units ................................................................................................. 45
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Control Unit - IF Unit ....................................................................................................... 45

Control Unit - Alarm Unit ................................................................................................. 47
Control Unit - Display Unit ............................................................................................... 49
5.3 Connecting External Cables .............................................................................................. 51
Control Unit – AC / DC power ......................................................................................... 51
Control Unit – VDR (or BAM / INS / Route transfer) ........................................................ 52
IF Unit – external cables for sensors signals. .................................................................. 53
6. Option Unit ............................................................................................................................... 55

6.1 System Configuration (Option units) .................................................................................. 55
6.2 List of Option Unit .............................................................................................................. 56
6.3 EXT Serial IF Unit .............................................................................................................. 57
Arrangement Plan for EXT Serial IF Unit ......................................................................... 57
Setting DIP switch (S1) on SNG_PWB............................................................................ 58
Connecting EXT Serial IF Unit to each Unit..................................................................... 59
Connect external cables for sensors signals. (RS-422 Serial signals and Digital IO) ....... 59
6.4 EXT Power Unit & EXT HUB Unit ...................................................................................... 61
Arrangement Plan for EXT Power Unit & EXT HUB Unit ................................................. 61
Internal Wiring diagram for EXT Power Unit & EXT HUB Unit ......................................... 62
Connecting EXT Power Unit for each Unit & EXT HUB ................................................... 63
6.5 UPS ................................................................................................................................... 64
Arrangement Plan for UPS .............................................................................................. 65
Wiring diagram for UPS .................................................................................................. 66
Connecting UPS for each Unit ........................................................................................ 67
Insert Fuse to UPS battery .............................................................................................. 68
6.6 Video Distribution Unit ....................................................................................................... 69
Arrangement Plan for Video Distribution Unit .................................................................. 69
Connecting Video Distribution Unit to Extended LCD ...................................................... 70
Checking Video Distribution Unit ..................................................................................... 72
6.7 LCD hood .......................................................................................................................... 73
6.8 EXT Optical Drive .............................................................................................................. 74
6.9 LCD Cleaning Kit ............................................................................................................... 74
6.10 BNA (Backup Navigator Alarm) Box ............................................................................... 75
Arrangement Plan for BNA Box .................................................................................. 75
Connecting BNA Box .................................................................................................. 76
Fixing BNA Box .......................................................................................................... 77
Checking and Adjusting BNA Box ............................................................................... 78
6.11 Extension DIO Unit......................................................................................................... 80
Arrangement Plan for Extension DIO Unit ................................................................... 80
Fixing Extension DIO Unit ........................................................................................... 81
Checking Extension DIO Unit...................................................................................... 82
6.12 Option Unit that fits into the Stand .................................................................................. 83
7. Adjustment and Check after Installation ................................................................................... 84
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7.1 Operation check flow when equipped ................................................................................ 84

7.2 Turn on ECDIS .................................................................................................................. 85
Turn on ........................................................................................................................... 85
Turn off ........................................................................................................................... 85
7.3 Service Menu .................................................................................................................... 86
Starting up the Service Menu .......................................................................................... 86
Setting up the Service Menu ........................................................................................... 87
Exit Service Manu ........................................................................................................... 88
7.4 Setting up User Permit and check ..................................................................................... 89
Setting up User permit .................................................................................................... 89
Checking of User permit.................................................................................................. 89
7.5 Adjustment Radar Signal ................................................................................................... 90
VEDEO Adjust (Use Oscilloscope) .................................................................................. 90
VEDEO Adjust (If you don't have an oscilloscope) .......................................................... 91
Check the resistance value of RDI_PWB ........................................................................ 92
Trigger / AZR / AZP Adjust .............................................................................................. 93
7.6 Checking external sensor signals ...................................................................................... 94
7.7 Setting up No.2 ECDIS ...................................................................................................... 95
7.8 Setting up VDR connection................................................................................................ 96
7.9 Setting up Route Transfer.................................................................................................. 97
7.10 Setting up Recovery image ............................................................................................ 98
Recovery image check................................................................................................ 98
Create Recovery image ............................................................................................ 100
7.11 Checking the Service Menu ......................................................................................... 103
7.12 Back up setting file ....................................................................................................... 104
Back up system config file ........................................................................................ 104
Export check sheet ................................................................................................... 105
8. Software Install and Upgrade ................................................................................................. 106

About the initial state of SSD......................................................................................... 106
Software uninstallation .................................................................................................. 106
Software installation ...................................................................................................... 106
Software Upgrade ......................................................................................................... 107
9. Maintenance........................................................................................................................... 108
9.1 Separation of engineers / users in replacement work ...................................................... 108
9.2 Basic flow for onboard restoration ................................................................................... 109
9.3 Control Unit ..................................................................................................................... 110
Replacing Processor Box .............................................................................................. 110
Replacing Power Box .................................................................................................... 110
Replacing SSD.............................................................................................................. 112
9.4 IF Unit.............................................................................................................................. 120
Replacing SNG_PWB (Serial IF Card) .......................................................................... 120
Replacing RDI_PWB (RADAR IF Card) ........................................................................ 120
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9.5 Alarm Unit ....................................................................................................................... 121

Replacing Alarm Unit .................................................................................................... 121
9.6 Display Unit ..................................................................................................................... 122
Replacing Display Unit .................................................................................................. 122
Appendix ....................................................................................................................................... 123

Appendix 1 Control Unit ............................................................................................................. 123
A1.1 Internal wiring diagram of Processor Box ....................................................................... 123
A1.2 CPU card connector layout ............................................................................................ 124
A1.3 LEDs and Button of EXFNC2 ......................................................................................... 124
A1.4 Internal wiring diagram of Power Box ............................................................................. 125
A1.5 LEDs of PSW_PWB ....................................................................................................... 126
Appendix 2 IF UNIT ................................................................................................................... 127
A2.1 Internal wiring diagram of IF Unit ................................................................................... 127
A2.2 LEDs and DIP Switch of SNG_PWB .............................................................................. 127
A2.2 LEDs and DIP Switch of RDI_PWB ................................................................................ 129
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Warnings for Safety

Follow the description below to use this system safely and efficiently. If not, it might cause a serious
result to affect human’s life.
“Danger”, “Warning” and “Caution” described in this book have the meaning as defined below.
If you should operate this equipment in disregard of this

DANGER indication, there must be high possibility that it cause one’s
death or serious injury.

WARNING indication, it may cause one’s death or serious injury.

CAUTION indication, it might cause one’s serious injury or some
physical damage.
DANGER/WARNING/CAUTION labels are put on ECDIS or units which composes ECDIS. When they
get dusty or they are coming off, contact a TOKYO KEIKI service station to get new ones.
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WARNING
Follow warnings for safety and guidelines described in this book. If not, that will cause
the system error or failure, you might not be able to operate the system normally, and
also the data might be lost.
 It is dangerous to touch parts which are charged with electricity.
 Follow regulations for electric shock prevention when you work with the front panel
open in maintaining/inspecting/repairing the system.
 Even when you turn off the power switch on the front panel as long as inboard power
is not turned off, connectors for the main power supply is electrified as well as the
external power supply.
 Make sure to check the inboard poser is turned off before exchanging defective parts, etc.
Warnings / Cautions for All Units

 Ground each unit and the both ends of the metal-coated parts of cables to the hull.
 Magnetic compass is influenced by all ECDIS units. Keep the compass safety distance
which is shown on a nameplate.
 In fastening a bolt and a nut, insert a suitable washer for the bolt into a part where
touches the ECDIS stand, units or a mounting surface, and insert a spring washer
into a part where the nut touches the washer.
 The following is necessary tools for ECDIS equipment.
Tools Equipment
Plus screwdriver (M) USB Mouse
Plus screwdriver (S) USB Keyboard
Torx screwdriver Oscilloscope (Radar Video Adjust)
Spanner USB Memory Stick
Minus screwdriver (L)
Minus screwdriver (2.5mm)
Hex wrench
Crimping tool for RJ45 connector
NOTE
Some of the required tools and parts are included with ECDIS. Please check the accessory list in
"Drawing for works". Accessories will be given to the customer, so please do not lose them.
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1. Introduction
1.1 Overview
This document describes the installation procedure and information for the ECDIS EC-9000 Series and
ECS ECS-9000 Series.
1.2 About the difference between ECDIS and ECS

Common differences
ECDIS is a electronic chart device that conforms to International Maritime Organization (IMO) standards
by a type approval agency. It replaces paper charts.
The IMO clearly distinguishes similar systems that do not conform to standards by calling them Electronic
Chart Systems (ECS).
ECDIS is installed on international voyage ships that are required to be equipped with ECDIS.
ECS is installed on domestic coastal vessels that are not obligated to install ECDIS.
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Difference list between EC-9000 and ECS-9000
ECDIS ECS
Category Item
EC-9000 ECS-9000
System : EC-9000 System : ECS-9000
System Nameplate
MODEL : EC-90xx MODEL : ECS-90xx
Wheel mark nameplate Always attached none
Common to ECDIS and ECS
Power-supply voltage
Control Unit (AC 100 ~ 220V / DC 24V)
Unit Nameplate ECDIS ECDIS
SSD Common to ECDIS and ECS
Processor Box Common to ECDIS and ECS
Power Box Common to ECDIS and ECS
Option
If not, there is no need
IF Unit RDI_PWB (Radar IF Card) Always attached
to set and adjust
RDI_PWB
SNG_PWB (Serial IF Card) Common to ECDIS and ECS
Touch panel Common to ECDIS and ECS
LCD 19 inch Common to ECDIS and ECS
24 inch Common to ECDIS and ECS (Unit type only)
27 inch Common to ECDIS and ECS
Alarm Unit
All button and USB port Common to ECDIS and ECS
500 mm width stand none Custom order
Stand 580 mm width stand Common to ECDIS and ECS
680 mm width stand Common to ECDIS and ECS
EXT Serial IF Available none
EXT Power Unit Common to ECDIS and ECS
EXT HUB Available none
UPS Available none
Option
Extension IO Unit Available none
Video Distributer Common to ECDIS and ECS
LCD hood Common to ECDIS and ECS
EXT Optical Drive Common to ECDIS and ECS
TCS function Common to ECDIS and ECS
TCS Connection with Autopilot Common to ECDIS and ECS
BNA Common to ECDIS and ECS
Remote ECS Connection with Remote ECS Common to ECDIS and ECS
EC-9xxx.exe Common to ECDIS and ECS
EC-9xxx_updater.exe Common to ECDIS and ECS
software version Common to ECDIS and ECS
SFI EIxxxx ECxxxx
EC-9000
software Talker ID (Serial output) EI EC
ECDIS ECS
Display of product name and EC-9019 ECS-9019
model in the application EC-9024 ECS-9024
EC-9027 ECS-9027
The nameplate differs only in the system nameplate. Unit nameplate is common to “EC-9000”.
The 500 mm width stand is a custom order, so please refer to the construction drawing for each ship.
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2. Configuration
2.1 System Nameplate
The system nameplate shows information about the ECDIS system.
Item Details
TYPE Type is the ECDIS type listed on the type approval certificate.
The model is an index for identifying the LCD size with Tokyo Keiki.
MODEL
Please write MODEL in "EQUIP TYPE" of the service report
Product Serial Number.
SER. NO. Please write the SER. NO. of the system nameplate in "SER. NO." of the
service report.
DATE The date the product was shipped from the factory.
Fig.2.1 System Nameplate

The location of the unit type and stand type system nameplates is shown below.
Unit type has the system nameplate on the control unit.
In addition to the control unit, the stand type has a system nameplate attached to the following positions
inside the stand.
The serial number is also printed on the unit nameplate of the control unit and IF unit, but please note
that this is the serial number of the unit and may be different from the system number.
<Unit Type> <Stand Type>
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2.2 Unit Nameplate

The unit nameplate shows the information of each unit of ECDIS.
The type of each unit is written in this Name Plate. Each unit is categorized as follows.
The unit nameplate is written as "ECDIS" regardless of whether it is ECDIS or ECS.
No. Item Unit Type Details

1 Control Unit ACU-011
2 IF Unit A I F-011
3 Alarm Unit AOP-011
4 Display Unit ADU-011 19 inch LCD
Fig.2.2 Unit Nameplate
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2.3 System Configuration (Standard units)

The standard unit consists of the following four units:
Control Unit, IF Unit, Alarm Unit, and Display Unit.
NOTE
The LCD size is different depending on the ECDIS model.
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2.4 Components (Standard units)

< Stand Type >
Item Drawing No. Q’TY Note
19 inches
EC-9019
2-18679611-
Stand assy 1
27 inches
EC-9027
2-18679612-
Control Unit 2-18679007- 1
IF Unit 2-18679008- 1
Alarm Unit 2-18679009- 1
2-18679010- 19 inch Model : EC-9019
Display Unit 1
2-18679012- 27 inch Model : EC-9027
LCD Bracket 2-18670012- 1
CTRL Harness S 2-18679035- (1)
Harness(S1) 2-18679118- 1 AC/DC cable (680 mm)
LAN cable 1-00040460- 1 (0.1m)
IF Harness S 2-18679036- (2)
Harness(S4) 2-18679121- 2 DC 12V cable(1m)
LAN cable 1-00040884- 2 (1m)
LCD Harness S 2-18679037- (1)
Harness(S2) 2-18679119- 1 AC/DC cable(1.3m)
USB cable 1-00040881- 1 (1m) Type A-B
Display cable 1-00040882- 1 (1m)
ALM Harness S 2-18679039- (1)
Harness(S3) 2-18679120- 1 Signal and DC12V cable(1.2m)
USB cable 1-00040883- 1 (1.5m) Type A-A
Spare Parts 2-18679018- (1) Spare SSD, USB, tools, etc.
Spare SSD 2-18679620- 1
USB memory 2-18670021- 1
NOTE
There are only two types of stands, one for 19 inches and one for 27 inches.
There is no stand for 24 inches.
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< Unit Type >

Control Unit 2-18679007- 1
IF Unit 2-18679008- 1
Alarm Unit 2-18679009- 1
2-18679010- 19 inch Model : EC-9019
Display Unit 2-18679011- 1 24 inch Model : EC-9024
2-18679012- 27 inch Model : EC-9027
LCD Bracket 2-18670012- (1) (Option for LCD)
Front mount kit for 19 inch 2-18670014- (1) (Option for LCD)
CTRL Harness 2-18679027- (1)
Harness(U1) 2-18679112- 1 AC/DC cable (3m)
LAN cable 1-00040460- (0.1m)
IF Harness 2-18679028- (2)
Harness(U4) 2-18679115- 2 DC 12V cable(3m)
LAN cable 1-00040458- 2 (3m)
LCD Harness (3m) 2-18679029- (1)
Harness(U2) 2-18679113- 1 AC/DC cable(3m)
USB cable 1-00030606- 1 (3m)
ALM Harness (3m) 2-18679031- (1)
Harness(U3) 2-18679114- 1 Signal and DC12V cable(3m)
USB cable 1-00040459- 1 (3m)
LCD Harness (5m) 2-18679032- (1)
Harness(U5) 2-18679116- 1 AC/DC cable(5m)
USB cable 1-00040461- 1 (5m)
ALM Harness (5m) 2-18679034- (1)
Harness(U6) 2-18679117- 1 Signal and DC12V cable(5m)
USB cable 1-00040457- 1 (5m)
Spare Parts 2-18679018- (1) Spare SSD, USB, tools, etc.
Spare SSD 2-18679620- 1
USB memory 2-18670021- 1
※ LCD Harness and ALM Harness come with either 3m or 5m.

※ IF Harness are 3m only.
※ For the stand type, the Harness is different from the above. (See 3.5)
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3. Arrangement Plan
3.1 ECDIS Stand
NOTE
There are only two types of stands, one for 19 inches and one for 27 inches.
There is no stand for 24 inches.
CAUTION !
If you lift the bottom of the front door when carrying the stand,
the front door comes off and causing damage to the stand or injury.
Do not lift the front door when carrying the stand.
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EC-9019 Stand
No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

1 Stand 1 For 19 inches
2 Display Unit (19 inch LCD with touch) 1 19 inch LCD
3 Alarm Unit 1
4 Control Unit 1 Installed in the stand
5 IF Unit 1 Installed in the stand
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EC-9027 Stand

1 Stand 1 For 27 inches
2 Display Unit (LCD MONITOR) 1 27 inch LCD (Touch screen)
3 Alarm Unit 1
4 Control Unit 1 Installed in the stand
5 IF Unit 1 Installed in the stand
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3.2 Control Unit ACU-011

NOTE
Install Control Unit horizontally.
This unit cannot be wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted.

1 POWER BOX 1 See 3.2.1
2 PROCESSOR BOX 1 See 3.2.2
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Processor Box

1 CPU CARD 1
2 SSD and SSD case 1
3 EXFNC2_PWB 1
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Power Box

1 CIRCUIT PROTECTOR 1 FOR AC POWER
2 CIRCUIT PROTECTOR 1 FOR DC POWER
3 NOIZE FILTER 1 FOR AC POWER
4 NOIZE FILTER 1 FOR DC POWER
5 PSW_PWB 1
6 POWER SUPPLY 1
7 SWITCHING HUB 1
8 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
9 GND HARNESS 1
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3.3 IF Unit AIF-011

1 RDI_PWB 1 Radar IF Card
2 TERMINAL 1 TB31
3 TERMINAL 1 TB32
4 SNG_PWB 1 Serial IF Card
5 TERMINAL 1 TB21
6 TERMINAL 1 TB22
7 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
8 GND HARNESS 1
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3.4 Alarm Unit AOP-011

1 Alarm Unit 1
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3.5 Display Unit ADU-011 / ADU-012 / ADU-013

・19inch ADU-011

1 19 inch LCD 1
2 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
3 GND HARNESS 1
4 CONSOLE MOUNT KIT 2
5 MOUNTING BRACKET 2 Option
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・24inch ADU-012

1 24 inch LCD 1
2 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
3 GND HARNESS 1
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・27inch ADU-012

1 27 inch LCD 1
2 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
3 GND HARNESS 1
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3.6 Spare parts

EC-9000 comes with the following spare parts
Please give the following parts to the customer as spare parts.
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4. Stand Installation
Cautions
 Don’t place the ECDIS stand in any place where it will be subjected to direct sunlight
or high temperatures.
 Earth the ECDIS stand surely to the hull.
 Mount something on a flat and smooth surface.
 Even after the main power switch on the front panel is turned off, the voltage is impressed on the
connection terminals of the main power supply as well as the external power supply unless the ship
power is off.
4.1 Remove the front panel

Lift the front panel from below
When the lower side comes off, slide the hooked part on the top of the front panel down and remove it.
The hooked part on the top of the front panel
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4.2 Connecting Earth Wire

Connect earth terminals surly to the hull earth. There are earth terminals on the right inside the ECDIS
stand.
Earth terminals
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4.3 Connecting External Cables

NOTE
Connect braided cables as the external cables after peeling off the armored parts of both ends.
The wiring position of each cable is shown below.
Radar Video / Trigger Connector
AC / DC power cable connector
Video / Trigger
cable clamp
Serial signal cable and DIO cable

and Radar AZR/AZP cable clamp
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Connect the AC / DC power source
WARNING !
For safety, make sure that the onboard power supply is turned off when connecting the power cable to
the connector.
Connect the onboard power source to TB1 of Harness (U1).

TB1 (1: AC (L), 2: AC (N), DC+24V, 5: DC+24V COM).
Connect the cable from TB1 to Control Unit (AC/DC Input).
Control unit
TB1 Pin number Connect to
AC/DC Input
⇔ 1 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, AC (L)
⇔ 2 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, AC (N)
Connector
⇔ 3 ⇔ NC
(Harness (1))
⇔ 4 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, DC+24V
⇔ 5 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, DC+24VCOM
TB1 AC/DC Input
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Connect VDR (or BAM / INS / Route transfer)

Connect the LAN cable from VDR (or BAM / INS / Route transfer) to Control Unit (EXT LAN).
EXT LAN
NOTE
This LAN cable is not supplied by Tokyo Keiki.
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Connect external cables for sensors signals.

4.3.3.1 Setting DIP Switch
IF Unit DIP switch is set to No.1 ECDIS when shipped.
The IF Unit of No.2 ECDIS uses IP2, so it is necessary to change the DIP switch during installation.
SNG_PWB S1
DIP Switch Function
remarks
1 2 3 4 5～8 IP selection
OFF OFF OFF OFF don't use Select IP1 192.168.100.20 (Default)
ON OFF OFF OFF don't use Select IP2 192.168.100.21
S1
SNG PWB
RDI_PWB S2
DIP Switch S2 Function remarks
1 2～8 IP selection
OFF don't use Select IP1 192.168.100.30 (Default) (No.1 ECDIS)
ON don't use Select IP2 192.168.100.31 (No.2 ECDIS)
S2
RDI PWB
NOTE
When changing the DIP switch, make sure that the AC / DC power supply is turned off.
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4.3.3.2 RS-422 Serial signals and Digital IO (SERIAL IF CARD)
<Removing the connectors>

Remove the TB21 (serial signals port) and TB22 (digital IO port) connectors by lowering the levers on
both sides.
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<Connect external cables to the connectors.>
1) Insert a flathead screwdriver toward the arrow on

the figure until it hits the end.
2) Peel off the coating material for the cable (suitable
length for peeling off is 8–9 mm), insert it until it hits
the end, and then check that it does not come off.
See the following table for connection wires

TB21：RS-422 Serial Port
TB21 TB21Silk ECDIS Connected Sensors
Pin No. Port No. (Default)
1,2 1R+(B), 1R-(A)
1 ⇔ Auto Pilot
3,4 1T+(B), 1T-(A)
5,6 2R+(B), 2R-(A)
2 ⇔ AIS
Rx & Tx
7,8 2T+(B), 2T-(A)
9,10 3R+(B), 3R-(A)
3 ⇔ Reserved
11,12 3T+(B), 3T-(A)
SERIAL IF CARD
13,14 4R+(B), 4R-(A)

4 ⇔ Reserved
15,16 4T+(B), 4T-(A)
17,18 5R+(B), 5R-(A) 5
⇔ No.1 position sensor
19,20 6R+(B), 6R-(A) 6
⇔ No.1 gyrocompass
21,22 7R+(B), 7R-(A) ⇔ Speed log 7
23,24 8R+(B), 8R-(A) ⇔ Echo sounder 8
Rx only
25,26 9R+(B), 9R-(A) ⇔ No.1 Radar TT 9

27,28 10R+(B), 10R-(A) ⇔ No.2 Radar TT10
29,30, 11R+(B), 11R-(A) ⇔ Anemometer 11
31,32 12R+(B), 12R-(A) 12
⇔ No.2 position sensor
33,34 12R+(B),1 2R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 13
Reserved：CAM, BNWAS, INS, NAVTEX, Revolution counter, No.2 Heading sensor, etc…
※Only one CAM system can be connected.
For the case that an INS is installed, a separate CAM system is not permitted to be installed on board.
TB22：Digital IO Port
1,2 DO1 DO1 ⇔ BNWAS Timer Reset
3,4 DO2 DO2 ⇔ BNA
5,6 DO3 DO3 ⇔ Reserved
7,8 DI1 DI1 ⇔ Reserved
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Magnified drawing for TB21 pin number and silk point.

(See front side of the IF Unit)
Magnified drawing for TB22 pin number and silk point.

(See front side of the IF Unit)
<Connect the connector>

After connecting cables, fix the connector(s) to the TB21 and TB22.
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<Cable fixing>
Fix the cable using the holes at the bottom of the IF unit.
NOTE
When fixing the cable, make sure that the Serial IF Card and Radar IF Card can be removed after fixing.
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4.3.3.3 Radar signals (RADAR IF CARD)

Remove the Video / Trigger Input Connector and TB32 (Radar AZR and AZP) connectors by lowering the
levers on both sides.
For the stand, the TB31 comes pre-installed with cables.
Remove the Video / Trigger Input connector at the end of the pre-installed cable
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<Connect the external cables to the connectors>
1) Insert a flathead screwdriver toward the

arrow on the figure until it hits the end.
2) Peel off the coating material for the cable
(suitable length for peeling off is 8–9 mm),
insert it until it hits the end, and then check
that it does not come off.
Terminal
Connector External cable
number
1 ⇔ No.1 Radar VIDEO
2 ⇔ No.1 Radar GND
3 ⇔ No.1 Radar TRIG
TB31
1 ⇔ No.1 Radar AZR
2 ⇔ No.1 Radar AZP
TB32
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<Cable fixing>
AZR/ AZP ： Fix it like a serial signal cable using the holes at the bottom of the IF unit.
Video / Trigger : For stand type, use the connector on the left side of the IF unit to input.
Fix the wire from the connector on the left side of the IF unit.
NOTE
When fixing the cable, make sure that the Serial IF Card and Radar IF Card can be removed after fixing.
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5. Unit Installation
Cautions
 Ground each module to the hull.
 Even after the main power switch on the front panel is turned off, the voltage is impressed on the
connection terminals of the main power supply as well as the external power supply unless the ship
power is off.
5.1 Fixing Units and connecting Earth Wire

Control Unit
<Mounting Holes>
Fix 4 points by using a M5 bolt, a nut, a flat washer and a spring washer.
Cautions
 Don’t place the control unit wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted.
 Nothing should be put on the control unit to prevent from being damaged.
<Connecting earth wire>

Connect the earth terminal of the control unit surely to the hull.
You see the earth terminal (M4) at the lower right of the front of the control unit.
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IF Unit
<Mounting Holes>
Fix 4 points by using a M5 bolt, a nut, a flat washer and a spring washer.

Connect the earth terminal of the IF unit surely to the hull.
You see the earth terminal (M4) at the lower of the back of the control unit.
Alarm Unit
<Mounting Holes>
Fix the Alarm unit by use of 4 M4-type screws.

No earth connection.
<Panel Cut Dimensions>
NOTE
When there is no adapter plate for the Alarm unit prepared, fix the Alarm unit with screws from the back.
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Display Unit
 EC-9019 (HATTELAND 19 inch LCD)


Connect the earth terminal (M4) to the hull.
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5.2 Connection between Units

NOTE
For the cable connector, fix the cable on the assumption that the parts can be replaced without removing
the tie wrap when replacing the parts.
Control Unit - IF Unit

- Connect the 2 cables from IF Unit (LAN) to Control Unit (UNIT LAN).
- Connect the 2 cables from IF Unit (12V) to Control Unit (12V).
UNIT LAN
12V
LAN
12V
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Control Unit Harness IF Unit

12V ⇔ U4 ⇔ 12V (RADAR IF CARD)
Unit LAN ⇔ LAN cable ⇔ LAN (RADAR IF CARD)
12V ⇔ U4 ⇔ 12V (SERIAL IF CARD)
Unit LAN ⇔ LAN cable ⇔ LAN (SERIAL IF CARD)
NOTE
Harness (U4) and LAN cables can be inserted into any 12V and Unit LAN port of the Control Unit.
If there is no particular reason, connect left-justified.
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Control Unit - Alarm Unit

- Connect the cable from Alarm Unit (ALM UNIT) to Control Unit (ALM UNIT).
- Connect the cable from Alarm Unit (USB-B) to Control Unit (Lower right USB port).
USB (Lower)
ALM UNIT
NOTE
The alarm unit is not a user-replaceable part.
For this reason, fix the following connectors to the alarm unit with tie wraps so that they do not come off.
Harness (U3) or (U6)_ALM UNIT
USB cable _ USB-B
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Control Unit IF Unit Remark

ALM UNIT ⇔ ALM UNIT Harness (U3) or (U6)
USB ⇔ USB -B USB cable
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Control Unit - Display Unit

- Connect the cable from Display Unit (DP) to Control Unit (MAIN DP).
- Connect the cable from Display Unit (AC-IN/ DC-IN) to Control Unit (MAN DP PWR).
- Connect the cable from Display Unit (USB) to Control Unit (Upper right USB port).
MAIN DP USB (Upper right USB port)
MAIN LCD PWR (Upper)
 EC-9019 (19 inch LCD)
 EC-9024 (24 inch LCD)
 EC-9027 (27 inch LCD)
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Control Unit Display Unit Remark

MAIN LCD PWR ⇔ AC-IN/ DC-IN Harness(U2) or (U5)
MAIN DP ⇔ DP IN Display cable
USB ⇔ USB USB cable
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5.3 Connecting External Cables

Control Unit – AC / DC power
CAUTION !
the connector.
Connect the ship’s power source to TB1 of Harness (U1).

TB1 (1: AC (L), 2: AC (N), DC+24V, 5: DC+24V COM).
Connect the cable from TB1 to Control Unit (AC/DC Input).
The TB1 and cables should be bundled and fixed in the console to prevent the cable from being pulled.
Control Unit TB1 Pin number Connect to

⇔ 1 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, AC (L)
AC/DC Input ⇔ 2 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, AC (N)
Connector ⇔ 3 ⇔ NC
(Harness (1)) ⇔ 4 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, DC+24V
⇔ 5 ⇔ Ship’s power supply, DC+24VCOM
AC/DC Input
Harness (U1)
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Control Unit – VDR (or BAM / INS / Route transfer)

Connect the LAN cable from VDR (or BAM / INS / Route transfer) to Control Unit (EXT LAN).
Fix the LAN cable so that the cable is not pulled at the connector.
EXT LAN
NOTE
This LAN cable is not supplied by Tokyo Keiki.
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IF Unit – external cables for sensors signals.

5.3.3.1 Setting DIP Switch
See “4.3.3 Connect external cables for sensors signals.”
5.3.3.2 Serial signals (Serial IF CARD)

See “4.3.3 Connect external cables for sensors signals.”
5.3.3.3 Radar signals (RADAR IF CARD)

Remove the TB31 (Radar Video and trigger) and TB32 (Radar AZR and AZP) connectors by lowering the
levers on both sides.
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<Connect the external cables to the connectors>
1) Insert a flathead screwdriver toward the

arrow on the figure until it hits the end.
2) Peel off the coating material for the cable
(suitable length for peeling off is 8–9 mm),
insert it until it hits the end, and then check
that it does not come off.
Terminal
Connector External cable
number
TB31
TB32
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6. Option Unit
6.1 System Configuration (Option units)
NOTE
Optional units are not user replaceable, only service engineer will replace
Video Distributor has a different drawing number depending on the number of distributions.
For 2 ports, Video Distributor has only extender, no distributor.
Power for options other than Video Distributor is taken from EXT Power unit
EXT Power Unit may not have EXT HUB
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6.2 List of Option Unit

EXT Serial IF U 2-18679007- (1)
EXT Serial IF 2-18679607- 1
Harness(E3) 2-18679125- 1 3m
LAN cable 1-00040458- 1 3m
EXT Serial IF S 2-18679008- (1)
EXT Serial IF 2-18679607- 1
Harness(ES3) 2-18679141- 1 0.45m
LAN cable 1-00040884- 1 1m
EXT HUB Unit 2-18679608- 1
EXT Power Unit U 2-18679632- (1)
External Power Unit 2-18679609- 1
Harness (E2) 2-18679124- 1
Harness (GND) 2-11329834- 1 For ground
EXT Power Unit S 2-18679633- (1)
External Power Unit 2-18679609- 1
Harness (ES2) 2-18679140- 1
Harness (S5) 2-18679122- 1 For ground
UPS U 2-18679610- 1
UPS S 2-18679615- 1
2 port Video Distribution Unit U 2-18679622- (1)
Video Extender 2-18679616- 1
Harness (E4) 2-18679126- 1
Display cable 1-00041327- 1 3m DP-HDMI
Video Distributer 2-18679617- 1
Harness (E4) 2-18679126- 1
Harness (E5) 2-18679127- 1
Harness (E6) 2-18679143- 1
HDMI cable 1-00041328- 2 0.7m HDMI-HDMI
Harness (E4) 2-18679126- 1
Harness (E5) 2-18679127- 1
Harness (E6) 2-18679143- 2
Harness (E4) 2-18679126- 1
Harness (E5) 2-18679127- 1
Harness (E6) 2-18679143- 3
BNA 2-18659832- 1
Extension IO Unit 2-18659626- 1
LCD Cleaning Kit 2-18670018- 1
Optical Drive 2-18670019- 1
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6.3 EXT Serial IF Unit

EXT Serial IF is installed when the serial port of the IF unit is not enough.
Arrangement Plan for EXT Serial IF Unit

1 SNG_PWB 1 Serial IF Card
2 TERMINAL 1 TB21
3 TERMINAL 1 TB22
4 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
5 GND HARNESS 1
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Setting DIP switch (S1) on SNG_PWB

Set the DIP switches as follows. If there are separate instructions, please follow them.
- No.1 ECDIS EXT Serial IF uses IP3
- No.2 ECDIS EXT Serial IF uses IP4
DIP Switch Function
remarks
OFF ON OFF OFF don't use Select IP3 192.168.100.22 (No.1 ECDIS)
OFF OFF ON OFF don't use Select IP4 192.168.100.23 (No.2 ECDIS)
S1
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Connecting EXT Serial IF Unit to each Unit
EXT Serial IF Unit Harness Connect to

12V ⇔ Harness(E3) / (ES3) ⇔ EXT power Unit_12V
Control Unit_Unit LAN
LAN ⇔ LAN cable 3m / 1m ⇔
or EXT HUB_EXT LAN
FG ⇔ GND Harness ⇔ EARTH BOLT
Connect external cables for sensors signals. (RS-422 Serial signals and Digital IO)

Remove the TB21 (serial signals port) and TB22 (digital IO port) connectors by lowering the levers on
both sides.
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<Connect external cables to the connectors.>
1) Insert a flathead screwdriver toward the arrow on

the figure until it hits the end.
2) Peel off the coating material for the cable (suitable
length for peeling off is 8–9 mm), insert it until it hits
the end, and then check that it does not come off.
See the following table for connection wires

TB21：RS-422 Serial Port
1,2 1R+(B), 1R-(A)
1 ⇔ Reserved
3,4 1T+(B), 1T-(A)
5,6 2R+(B), 2R-(A)
2 ⇔ Reserved
Rx & Tx
7,8 2T+(B), 2T-(A)
9,10 3R+(B), 3R-(A)
3 ⇔ Reserved
11,12 3T+(B), 3T-(A)
SERIAL IF CARD
13,14 4R+(B), 4R-(A)

4 ⇔ Reserved
15,16 4T+(B), 4T-(A)
17,18 5R+(B), 5R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 5
19,20 6R+(B), 6R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 6
21,22 7R+(B), 7R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 7
23,24 8R+(B), 8R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 8
Rx only
25,26 9R+(B), 9R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 9

27,28 10R+(B), 10R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 10
29,30, 11R+(B), 11R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 11
31,32 12R+(B), 12R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 12
33,34 12R+(B),1 2R-(A) ⇔ Reserved 13
Reserved：CAM, BNWAS, INS, NAVTEX, Revolution counter, No.2 Heading sensor, etc…
TB22：Digital IO Port
7,8 DI1 DI1 ⇔ Reserved
<Connect the connector>

After connecting cables, fix the connector(s) to the TB21 and TB22.
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6.4 EXT Power Unit & EXT HUB Unit

EXT Power Unit is used as an optional power supply.
EXT Power Unit may not have EXT HUB Unit
EXT HUB Unit is used when the LAN port is not enough for the HUB of the Control Unit alone.
CAUTION !
the connector and replacing parts of EXT Power Unit.
Arrangement Plan for EXT Power Unit & EXT HUB Unit

1 Circuit breaker 1
2 AC-DC converter 1 DC12V Output
3 AC-DC converter 1 DC5V Output
4 HUB 1
5 TERMINAL 1 TB230 AC Input
6 TERMINAL 1 TB231 DC12V Output
7 TERMINAL 1 TB232 DC5V Output
8 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
9 GND HARNESS 1
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Internal Wiring diagram for EXT Power Unit & EXT HUB Unit
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Connecting EXT Power Unit for each Unit & EXT HUB
EXT Power Unit HARNESS Connect to

1 +12V ⇔ ⇔ TB1-6 AC (L) (Ship’s power supply)
TB230 2 +12V COM ⇔ E2 ⇔ TB1-7 AC (N) (Ship’s power supply)
3 NC ⇔ ⇔ NC
1 +12V ⇔ Depends on ⇔
2 +12V COM ⇔ connected unit ⇔ Option Unit’s Power
TB231
3 +12V ⇔ Depends on ⇔ EXT Serial IF Unit, Extension IO Unit, BNA, etc…
4 +12V COM ⇔ connected unit ⇔
1 +5V ⇔ ⇔ Power supply for RGB distributor when conversion
from
RGB distributor
TB232 EC-8000/8500 and RGB distributor is installed
2 +5V COM ⇔ power harness ⇔ The EC-9000 does not newly install a RGB
distributor.
EXT HUB Unit HARNESS Connect to

LAN 6 ⇔ LAN Cable ⇔ Control Unit Unit LAN
LAN 7 ⇔ ⇔
OPT LAN LAN 8 ⇔ Depends on ⇔ Remote ECS, EXT Serial IF Unit, NavBox,
LAN 9 ⇔ connected device ⇔ Connect, etc…
LAN 10 ⇔ ⇔
NOTE
HUB does not specify port number. When viewed from the front, connect left-aligned.
The LAN cable other than the LAN connection with the Control Unit depends on the device to be
connected, or is supplied by the shipyard.
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6.5 UPS
UPS is used when emergency DC is required when onboard DC is not supplied to ECDIS.
CAUTION !
the connector and replacing parts of UPS. UPS batteries are delivered no fuse for safety.
Make sure the fuse is not inserted before installation. You may get an electric shock if you connect the
wires with the fuse inserted.
The fuse must be inserted after installation.
Fuse not inserted

before installation
CAUTION !
Make sure the fuse is not inserted before installation
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Arrangement Plan for UPS

1 DIN rail 1
2 Noise filter (QUINT 20A) 1
3 AC-DC converter (QUINT POWER) 1 DC24V Output
4 UPS (QUINT DC-UPS) 1
5 Battery (UPS BATTERY) 1
6 TERMINAL (Output) 1
7 TERMINAL (Input) 1
8 EARTH BOLT 1 M4
9 GND HARNESS 1
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Wiring diagram for UPS

To Control Unit
“UPS SIGANL” port
AC Input
Connect “Earth bolt”
AC / DC output
No. Signal Name Cable Color TB & Pin number TB & Pin number
AC (L) Black AC Input_1 ⇔ QUINT 20A IN_L
1 AC (N) White AC Input_2 ⇔ QUINT 20A IN _N
PE (GND) Green EARTH BOLT ⇔ QUINT 20A IN _PE
AC (L) Black QUINT 20A IN_L ⇔ QUINT POWER Input_L
2 AC (N) White QUINT 20A IN _N ⇔ QUINT POWER Input_N
PE (GND) Green QUINT 20A IN _PE ⇔ QUINT POWER Input_PE
+24V DC Red QUINT POWER Output_＋ ⇔ QUINT DC-UPS_1.1
3
+24V COM Black QUINT POWER Output_― ⇔ QUINT DC-UPS_1.2
+24V DC Red QUINT DC-UPS_4.1 ⇔ UPS BATTERY_4.1
4 +24V COM Black QUINT DC-UPS_4.2 ⇔ UPS BATTERY_4.2
Communication Line White QUINT DC-UPS_4.3 ⇔ UPS BATTERY_4.3
AC (L) Black QUINT POWER Input_L ⇔ AC / DC output_1
AC (N) White QUINT POWER Input_N ⇔ AC / DC output_2
5
+24V DC Red QUINT DC-UPS_2.1 ⇔ AC / DC output_4
+24V COM Black QUINT DC-UPS_2.2 ⇔ AC / DC output_5
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Connecting UPS for each Unit
Remove TB1 of the harness (U1) and reconnect it to the UPS connector. No need to remove loose wires
from TB1.
UPS Harness Connect to

AC Input 1 ⇔ Ship’s AC cable ⇔ AC (L) (Ship’s power supply)
AC Input 2 ⇔ Ship’s AC cable ⇔ AC (N) (Ship’s power supply)
AC / DC Output 1 ⇔
AC / DC Output 2 ⇔ Control Unit
Harness (U1) ⇔
AC / DC Output 4 ⇔ AC / DC Input
AC / DC Output 5 ⇔
QUINT DC-UPS
⇔
Signal 3.1 Control Unit
Harness (E1) ⇔
QUINT DC-UPS UPS SIGNAL
⇔
Signal 3.2
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Insert Fuse to UPS battery

UPS batteries are delivered unfused for safety. A fuse must be inserted after installation.
The fuse is stuck in a bag on the side of the battery.
Fuse
(25A)
CAUTION !
Be sure to insert the fuse after completing the wiring. If you insert it first, it may cause an unexpected
accident or injury when wiring.
Sparks may fly when inserting the fuse because electricity remains in the battery even when the power is
properly disconnected.
Remove the connector on the ship’s power supply side of TB1.

Open the Battery (UPS BATTERY) lid while pinching the two knobs.
Insert the fuse in the position shown in the figure as shown below.
Fuse
CAUTION !
Sparks may fly when inserting the fuse.
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6.6 Video Distribution Unit

The configuration of Video Distributor differs depending on the number of ports to be distributed.
In the case of 3 distribution or more, a distributor is attached.
1 extender is attached for 2 distributions. (Example: 4 units for 8 distribution)
7~8 port 5~6 port 3~4 port 1~2 port
Arrangement Plan for Video Distribution Unit

1 Video Extender (Transmitter) 1 1 input / 2 output
2 Video Distributer 1 MAX 4 port
3 Video Extender (Receiver) 1
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Connecting Video Distribution Unit to Extended LCD

The LAN cable between the Extender and Receiver uses the shipyard supplied cable.
If the extended LCD is 1 or 2, do not use the distributor, Extender and Receiver only.
- In case of 1 or 2 extended LCD
- In case of 3 or 4 extended LCD
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- In case of 5~6 extended LCD
- In case of 7~8 extended LCD
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Checking Video Distribution Unit
1. Start the ECDIS and open service menu.

2. Set “Multi Display” menu to “Clone Display”, and then close service menu and turn off ECDIS.
3. Start ECDIS normally. Check extended LCD displays the same screen as the Main LCD.
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6.7 LCD hood

An LCD hood is included as an option.
Attach it to the LCD with the supplied magic tape.
The material is not metal, it breaks easily, so be careful not to break it when installation.
No. NAME Image
1 19 inch hood
2 24 inch hood
3 27 inch hood
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6.8 EXT Optical Drive

EXT Optical drive is an external DVD drive.
Used when installing electronic charts from disk.
No equipment installation required
6.9 LCD Cleaning Kit

A kit for cleaning the LCD.
The contents are a cleaning liquid and a dedicated cloth.
No equipment installation required
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6.10 BNA (Backup Navigator Alarm) Box

Arrangement Plan for BNA Box

1 BNA_PWB 1
2 FRAME OF EMBEDDING TYPE 1
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Connecting BNA Box
BNA Box Connect to

1 Contact A ⇔ 3 DO2A
IF Unit TB22
2 Contact B ⇔ 4 DO2B
TB210 3 NC ⇔ NC
4 +12V ⇔ EXT Power Unit 1 +12V
5 +12V COM ⇔ TB231 2 +12V COM
NOTE
- If you connect 4, 5 (+, -) of TB210 reversely, it will cause damage to the board. Be careful not to
connect them reversely.
- Tokyo Keiki does not provide with BNA harnesses.
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Fixing BNA Box
How to embed BNA Box

Fix 4 parts in a figure with 4 screws.
Hot hang BNA Box on the wall

1. Remove 4 screws to remove the frame for embedding.
2. Fix the BNA box using mounting holes at the back.
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Checking and Adjusting BNA Box
・Checking BNA Box operation
Start ECDIS and Autopilot, and then generate backup navigator alarm following the procedures below.
Check if alarm ACK lamp and alarm sound work successfully.
State Lamp of alarm ACK Button Alarm sound

Normal Lit green None
Alarm provided Blinking red Sound
Alarm acknowledged Lit red None
How to generate backup navigator alarm

1. Start ECDIS service menu.
2. Set Port “2” of “Backup Navigator Alarm 1” in DI / DO setting menu.
3. Press beside the port number for “Backup Navigator Alarm 1” to sound the alarm.
4. Press again to stop alarm sounding.
5. Execute the test mode by pressing alarm ACK button for 5 seconds to check if the alarm sounds as
below.
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・Adjusting Volume
You can adjust alarm volume with the variable resistor on the BNA_PWB.
Volume
・Adjusting LED brightness
You can adjust the brightness of alarm ACK lamp by changing DIP switches. This adjustment is only
available for the normal condition, which the lamp is turned on green.
NOTE
You cannot adjust the brightness of when an alarm is generated.
(= the lamp is turned on red or blinked red.)
DIP switch
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6.11 Extension DIO Unit

Arrangement Plan for Extension DIO Unit

1 USB-IO converter 1
2 DIO_PWB 1
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Fixing Extension DIO Unit
Extension IO Unit Harness Connect to

Control Unit
USB port ⇔ ⇔
USB port
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⇔ EXT Power Unit TB231 – 1 (+12V)
J4 ⇔
⇔ EXT Power Unit TB231 – 2 (+12V COM)
NOTE
- If you connect J4 reversely, it will cause damage to the board. Be careful not to connect them
reversely.
- If necessary, untie the USB cable and power cable and connect the harness (53).
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Connecting external cable
TB100 ECDIS Connected Sensors

1, 2 DO101 ⇔ AC Power Fail
3, 4 DO102 ⇔ DC power Fail
5, 6 DO103 ⇔ Off Track
7, 8 DO104 ⇔ Planned Route Deviation
9, 10 DO105 ⇔ Pre-Warning of AWP
11, 12 DO106 ⇔ Position Fixed Alarm
13, 14, DO107 ⇔ Sensor Alarm
15, 16 DO108 ⇔ TCS Stopped
17, 18 DO109 ⇔ Anti-Grounding
19, 20 DO110 ⇔ Buzzer Stop
21, 22 DO111 ⇔ Central Alarm
Checking Extension DIO Unit

・Checking DIO Unit operation
1. Start the ECDIS and open service menu.
2. Check the settings for output. (Automatically available for port No. 100 -110 in the service menu)
3. Start ECDIS normally. Generate appropriate alert to check the output on the extension DIO Unit.
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6.12 Option Unit that fits into the Stand

The optional units that fit into the EC-9000 stand are listed below.
Other units must be placed outside the stand.
EXT HUB Unit 2-18679608- 1
EXT Power Unit S 2-18679633- 1
UPS S 2-18679615- 1
Video Distribution Unit S 2-186796xx- 1 xx = 26, 27, 28, 29
Video Distribution Unit
UPS
EXT Power Unit & HUB Unit
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7. Adjustment and Check after Installation

7.1 Operation check flow when equipped
Turn on ECDIS See 7.2
Setting the Service Menu See 7.3
Checking User Permit See 7.4
RADAR Signal Adjust See 7.5
Checking External Sensor Signals See 7.6
Setting up No.2 ECDIS (If necessary) See 7.7
Setting up VDR (If necessary) See 7.8
Setting up Route Transfar (If necessary) See 7.9
Setting up Recovery Image See 7.10
Checking the Service Menu See 7.11
Backup Setting File for ship See 7.12
Backup Setting File and Checksheet

See 7.12
for Tokyo Keiki
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7.2 Turn on ECDIS

Turn on
Turn on the AC and DC

breakers on the control unit.
DC (red)
AC (black)
Power switch
Hold down the power switch on the alarm

unit for a few seconds, and the power switch
will be lit red and then green. You will see
the initial ECDIS screen a few minutes later.
Turn off
Hold down the power switch on the alarm unit for a few seconds.
The system will stop 10 ~ 30 seconds later.
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7.3 Service Menu

Starting up the Service Menu
Select Service Menu at the bottom in the menu list.
You see a screen key board. Input the password to open service menu.
Password : 0325
After Input password, you see the list of service menu. Press the section that you want to set.
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You see the Service menu panel as following.

Make sure the serial number is the same as the nameplate.
Setting up the Service Menu

Prepare "Service Menu Manual" and "Drawing for works".
Set the service menu according to the wiring diagram described in "Drawing for works".
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Exit Service Manu

Press X button at the top left on the service menu panel.
NOTE
- There are settings that require to restart ECDIS application. When you changed them and exit
service menu, you see a confirmation dialog to restart the ECDIS application. Select “Yes” to
restart.
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7.4 Setting up User Permit and check

Setting up User permit
User permit are generated from the license key.
One license key is provided for one ECDIS. User permit is also provided with one permit for one
ECDIS
The license key has been backed up to SNG_PWB and RDI_PWB in IF Unit. When ECDIS does not
have a valid license key, press “Restore from SNG” or “Restore from RDI” button to restore license key in
service menu.
The License key is written at TOKYO KEIKI factory.
Please obtain the license key and user permit information from Tokyo Keiki in advance.
Checking of User permit
Tap FUNCTION in the lower right corner of the screen  CHT MGMT.  User permit.  You will
see your user permit.
User permit
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7.5 Adjustment Radar Signal

NOTE
About Video adjustment
If you have an oscilloscope, see 6.5.1
If you don't have an oscilloscope, see 6.5.2
VEDEO Adjust (Use Oscilloscope)

VEDEO Peak Voltages are adjusted with RADAR IF CARD (RDI_PWB) in IF Unit
3. Turn on the ECDIS power switch.
4. Input Radar signal(s) to ECDIS.
5. Open RADAR IF CARD (RDI_PWB) in IF Unit.
6. Measure the voltage of TP30 (Radar video No.1) based on TP24 (GND-A) with an oscilloscope.
At this occasion, turn the variable resistance R259 to adjust so that the peak voltage could be
about +3.0V. You can adjust the offset with R271.
7. In the same way, measure the voltage of TP29 (Radar video No.2) based on TP24
(GND-A). At this occasion, turn the variable resistance R258 to adjust so that the peak voltage
could be +3.0V. You can adjust the offset with R268.
TP30 TP29
R271 R268
R259 TP24 R258
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VEDEO Adjust (If you don't have an oscilloscope)

VEDEO Peak Voltages are adjusted with RADAR IF CARD (RDI_PWB) in IF Unit
1. Turn on the ECDIS power switch.
2. Input Radar signal(s) to ECDIS.
3. Open RADAR IF CARD (RDI_PWB) in IF Unit.
4. Select No.1 Radar in the ECDIS application.
Adjust with R259 so that the DS25 (LED) on the board is off-blinking boundary.
You can adjust the offset with R271.
5. In the same way, select No.2 Radar in the ECDIS application.
Adjust with R258 so that the DS25 (LED) on the board is off-blinking boundary.
You can adjust the offset with R268.
R271 R268
R259 R258
DS25
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Check the resistance value of RDI_PWB

Use a tester (digital multimeter) to measure the resistance of R259, R271, R258, and R268 by the
following method.
Measure the resistance values at these two locations
Enter the measured value in the service menu as shown below.

Resistance number RDI Variable Resistance
R259 No.1 RADAR Gain
R271 No.1 RADAR Offset
R258 No.2 RADAR Gain
R268 No.2 RADAR Offset
NOTE
The measurement of this value is used as the factory setting for replacement parts.
Please be sure to keep a record
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Trigger / AZR / AZP Adjust

Trigger / Antenna Pulse / Bearing Pulse can adjust in service menu.
1. Select Service Menu at the bottom in the menu list.
2. You see a screen key board. Input the password to open service menu.
3. Check the RADAR IF settings.
4. Press “Adjust” button. You see the following panel on the right bottom in screen.
5. Press the following button on the tool bar to display RADAR Image.
6. Select RADAR system that you adjust.

7. Input Antenna Pulse / Trigger Delay / Bearing Offset.
8. When you want to reverse polarity of Trigger / AZR / AZP, press “Positive” or “Negative” to
switch polarity.
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7.6 Checking external sensor signals

Tap FUNCTION in the lower right corner of the screen
 Menu  System Management Sentences
Tap the signal name that you want to check, sentence monitor menu is displayed..
Tap icon, start sentence monitor.
If you stop sentence monitor, tap icon.
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7.7 Setting up No.2 ECDIS

NOTE
No.1 / No.2 settings are based on the information at the time of shipment from the factory, so they may
be changed at the time of installation.
If No.1 and No.2 are reversed, you need to change the setting.
In this case, the license key will also be changed, so please confirm the new license key with the
service. At this time, you will need the serial number and whether the ECDIS is No.1 or No.2.
Check items No.1 ECDIS No.2 ECDIS

Service Menu
System No. No.1 No.2
System
On/Off On
Service Menu
SFI EI0001
System
IP Address 192.168.100.100
No.1 ECDIS
IP Address External 172.24.0.1
On/Off On
Service Menu
SFI EI0002
System
IP Address 192.168.100.105
No.2 ECDIS
IP Address External 172.24.0.2
IP Address 192.168.100.30 192.168.100.31
Service Menu
TCP Port 55000 55000
RADAR IF
UDP Port 55001 55001
Service Menu
Location TK ECDIS No.1 TK ECDIS No.2
VDR
IF Unit IP address 192.168.100.30 192.168.100.31
RADAR IF CARD
(RDI_PWB) DIP switch S2 Turn off all pins Turn on No.1 pin
IF Unit IP address 192.168.100.20 192.168.100.21
SERIAL IF CARD
(SNG_PWB) DIP switch S1 Turn off all pins Turn on No.1 pin
S2 S1
RDI PWB SNG PWB

NOTE
When changing the DIP switch, make sure that the AC / DC power supply is turned off.
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7.8 Setting up VDR connection
When VDR is connected to the system through the network as specified by IEC 61162-450, VDR should
be set to on. If it is set to on, the system sends captured images and chart information to VDR.
 Multicast IP, Port No.

This is an IP address of the destination multicast group and destination port.
(Set values between 239.192.0.26 to 239.192.0.30)
 Image file format

Select the file format of the captured image.
 Channel(Image), Channel (Chart info), Location

These values are sent to VDR with captured images and chart information data.
 Transfer Speed
Input transfer speed in M/s.
 SFI
Input SFI (System Function ID) of VDR.
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7.9 Setting up Route Transfer
This item is required when sending/receiving route information to other companies' products.
Settings are not required unless connecting to a product from another company.
Even when it is OFF, No.1 ECDIS, No.2 ECDIS and Remote ECS perform route communication.
 Data Multicast IP, Port No.

Input Destination multicast addresses and port numbers for binary data transfer.
 Message multicast IP, Port No.
Input Destination multicast addresses and port numbers for sentences.
 Location
Input Own ECDIS identifier (TK ECDIS NO.1, TK ECDIS NO.2)
 Channel
Input Channel of Binary image descriptor.
 Timeout
Input timeout value in seconds.
 Device Name, System Function ID
Input Device Name, SFI, Device number and Version number of external devices which
transmit and receive the route.
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7.10 Setting up Recovery image

Note
This setting is performed only when the recovery setting was not set at the factory.
Recovery image check
1. Open Service menu and the click “Restart in write Mode”. Select “Yes” for the confirmation
dialog
2. It will restart automatically and start in write mode.

After booting, close the upper left command prompt.
NOTE
If you do not close the command prompt within 30 seconds after starting the OS, it will restart.
If you restart, please re-enter Write mode from the service menu.
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3. Open the Windows menu and click the mark
4. Enter "E: ¥" in the folder path

If there is no "ECDIS" folder in the WindowsImageBackup folder and
there is a folder like WIN-XXXXXXXXXX, the backup has been taken and confirmation is complete.
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Create Recovery image

NOTE
Perform this procedure only if there is an ECDIS folder in 5.8.1
1. Delete "ECDIS" folder in the E:¥WindowsImageBackup

2. Open Control panel and then select Backup and Restore(Windows7)
3. Click Create system image

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4. Click Next
5. Click next
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6. Click “Start Backup”
7. System image backup will be completed in about 2 minutes

Select “No” when the dialog below appears. And then click “Close”
8. Close all windows and restart Windows.

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7.11 Checking the Service Menu

For details on the service menu, refer to the service menu manual.
Please confirm that the contents of the service menu are as specified by the ship.
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7.12 Back up setting file

Back up the setting file and Checksheet in the service menu.
Please send the setting file and Checksheet to Tokyo Keiki together with the service report after
the equipment is completed.
Also, save the setting file to the USB memory included in the ECDIS accessory.
NOTE
Please save the setting file twice. For the ship and for storage of Tokyo Keiki.
Back up system config file

1. When you want to back up system config file, select the location where you want to save it
from the dropdown, then tap the “Backup” button. Selectable locations are USB memory or
connected ECDIS/ECS.
Ex1) Backup system config file of No.1ECDIS to USB memory

1. Insert USB memory into No.1ECDIS and open the service menu on No.1ECDIS.
2. Select “F:¥”. In this case, F:¥ is USB memory.
3. Click “Backup” button. Then system config file of No.1ECDIS will be saved in USB
memory.
Ex2) Backup system config file of No.1ECDIS to No.2ECDIS.

1. Open the service menu on No.1ECDIS.
2. Select “No.2ECDIS”.
3. Click “Backup” button. Then system config file of No.1ECDIS will be saved in D:¥ of
No.2ECDIS.
NOTE
Don’t rename the backup file or you cannot use it.
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Export check sheet
When you want to export check sheet, input vessel name and IMO number, then insert
USB memory, select it from the dropdown list and press the export button.
Then the check sheet will be exported as pdf file to the selected drive.
NOTE
⁃ If you change “Vessel Name” for Check Sheet, “Vessel Name” in update status report will
also be changed. To the contrary, “Vessel Name” in update status report is changed,
“Vessel Name” for Check Sheet will also be changed.
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8. Software Install and Upgrade

About the initial state of SSD
ECDIS software is already installed on the SSD from the beginning.
Since the hardware information is read at the first startup, the startup time will be longer.
Software uninstallation
The installer can be overwritten, so there is no need to uninstall it.
Software installation
ECDIS software is already installed on the SSD from the beginning.
Therefore, there is no installation work.
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Software Upgrade
When a new version of the ECDIS software is released, you can upgrade it yourself. “EC-
9xxx_updater.exe” is necessary to upgrade it.
1. Open the menu and then tap System management  Upgrade software.
2. Insert a USB memory stick which includes an ECDIS updater file in.
3. Select a drive of the USB memory stick.  Tap Upgrade.
Select a drive of
the USB memory
stick.
4. You will see two types of confirmation messages. Tap Yes respectively to start upgrading.
5. Tap Close in the message which tells “Installation completed”. The system will restart.
6. After ECDIS starts again, check that the new version number of the software is indicated in the
top right corner of the menu.
7. Remove the USB memory stick.

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9. Maintenance
Caution
 Before replacing the defective parts, make sure of turning the ship power supply off.
9.1 Separation of engineers / users in replacement work

The replacement work required by the engineer and the replacement work that can be performed
by the user are described below.
Do not explain to users what work requires an engineer.
Exchange item For engineer For user
9.1.1 Replacing Processor Box ✓ ✓
9.1.2 Replacing Power Box ✓
9.1.3 Replacing SSD ✓ ✓
9.2.1 Replacing SNG_PWB (Serial IF Card) ✓ ✓
9.2.2 Replacing RDI_PWB (RADAR IF Card) ✓ ✓
9.3.1 Replacing Alarm Unit ✓
9.4.1 Replacing Display Unit ✓ ✓
5.2 Replacement of various cables ✓
3.1
Replacement of Stand ✓
4
6 Replacement of option units ✓
NOTE
Cable replacement requires the cable to be fixed in the stand or console, so do not allow the user
to replace it.
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9.2 Basic flow for onboard restoration

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9.3 Control Unit

Replacing Processor Box
1. Remove the connectors of the Processor Box.
2. Remove the metal fittings on the side.
3. Lift the side of the Processor box a little(①) and slide it to the left(②) to remove it.
②
①
4. Install a new Processor Box.

5. Attach the metal fittings on the side.
6. Attach the removed connectors to the new Processor Box.
7. If you will replace the SSD together, please refer to the procedure 8.3.3.
Replacing Power Box
1. Remove the connectors and Earth cable of the Processor Box and Power Box.
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2. Remove the 4 screws in the mounting holes
3. Remove the Control Unit

4. Remove the Processor Box. (See 7.1.1)
5. Reinstall the removed processor box.
6. Install a new Power Box by screwing the four mounting holes.
7. Attach the removed connectors and earth cable to the new Processor Box and Power Box.
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Replacing SSD
1. Press the removal part to remove the SSD.
2. When pushed normally, the SSD case door will open.
3. After the SSD case door opens, pull out old SSD.
4. Insert the new SSD and then push the SSD case door.
(Do not press the silver part in the center.)
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5. Turn on ECDIS. When booting the SSD for the first time,
it will take some time to boot (About 3 minutes). Reboot once in the middle.
6. When the OS is started for the first time, it starts in the write-protected state. Please reboot.
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7. After rebooting, ECDIS will start.

8. After starting ECDIS, the following dialog will be displayed. Enter the serial number, system
Type, ECDIS No., and then click “next”.
9. A confirmation dialog is displayed. Select Yes.
10. If you have not replaced the IF Unit, the message “The license key was
restored from SNG successfully. Click OK button to restart the system ”
will be displayed and you can automatically obtain the license key from
the IF Unit.
Confirm that the license key is entered and the message "Valid" is
displayed, and then press Close.
ECIDS restart automatically.
11. After restarting the application, ECDIS will be available

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NOTE
If the serial number, system Type, ECDIS No. is incorrect, a message “Check
if the serial number / system type / system number are correct. Or input
license key manually” will be displayed. After clicking OK, click Back at the
bottom left to return to the previous screen and reconfirm the settings.
(See check sheet or name plate, etc…)
If the message "Failed to restore the license key from SNG / RDI" is
displayed, it means that the license key cannot be obtained from the IF Unit.
Enter the license key manually or check if the communication cable with the
IF unit is disconnected.
12. Select Service Menu at the bottom in the menu list.

13. You see a screen key board. Input the password “0325” to open service menu.
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14. You see the list of service menu. Tap the section that you want to set.
15. You see the service menu panel for service engineers as following.
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Case1
When equipped with two ECDIS or you have a System Config File for this ECDIS
See the System Config chapter in the service menu manual.
Export this ECDIS System Config File from another ECDIS with a USB memory and import it into
this ECDIS.
If you have a System Config File for this ECDIS, import it
 Back up system config file

When you want to back up system config file, select the location where you want to save it
from the dropdown, then tap the “Backup” button. Selectable locations are USB memory or
connected ECDIS/ECS.
Ex1) Backup system config file of No.1ECDIS to USB memory

1. Insert USB memory into No.1ECDIS and open the service menu on
No.1ECDIS.
2. Select “F:¥”. In this case, F:¥ is USB memory.
3. Click “Backup” button. Then system config file of No.1ECDIS will be saved in
USB memory.
Ex2) Backup system config file of No.1ECDIS to No.2ECDIS.

5. Select “No.2ECDIS”.
6. Click “Backup” button. Then system config file of No.1ECDIS will be saved in D:¥ of
No.2ECDIS.
NOTE
Don’t rename the backup file or you cannot use it.
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 Restore system config file

When you want to restore the system to the backup system config file, select the target
system which you want to restore and select file which you want to restore it to. Then press
the restore button.
Ex1) Restore No.1 ECDIS using USB memory

1. Insert USB memory into No.1ECDIS and open the service menu on No.1ECDIS.
2. Select “No.1ECDIS” as target.
3. Select the backup file in USB memory.

In this case F:¥ is USB drive. ”20220112” means the backup date.
4. Click “Restore” button.
Ex2) Restore No.2 ECDIS from No.1ECDIS

2. Select “No.2 ECDIS” as target.
3. Select the backup file in No.1ECDIS.

In case of ECDIS, d:¥ is the internal drive.
4. Click “Restore” button. Then the selected file will be sent to No.2ECDIS from
No.1ECDIS.
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Case2
When there is only one ECDIS and there is no System Config File
Download the setting table from the previous visit from the medical record system.
Refer to the setting table and enter it manually.
16. After importing the System Config File or completing the manual configuration, close the
service menu and restart the system.
17. After restarting the application, ECDIS will be available
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9.4 IF Unit
Replacing SNG_PWB (Serial IF Card)
1. Remove the connectors (TB21 / TB22 / 12V / LAN) of the Serial IF Card part of the IF Unit.
2. Remove the Serial IF Card part of the IF Unit by turning the screws on both ends.
3. Set the new Serial IF Card and tighten the screws on both ends.
4. Attach the removed connectors(TB21 / TB22 / 12V / LAN) to the new serial IF card
Replacing RDI_PWB (RADAR IF Card)

1. Remove the connectors (TB31 / TB32 / 12V / LAN) of the RADAR IF Card part of the IF Unit.
2. Remove the Serial IF Card part of the IF Unit by turning the screws on both ends.
3. Set the new Serial IF Card and tighten the screws on both ends.
4. Attach the removed connectors(TB31 / TB32 / 12V / LAN) to the new RADAR IF card
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9.5 Alarm Unit

NOTE
Alarm Unit does not replace only the internal board.
In case of failure, the unit will be replaced.
Replacing Alarm Unit

1. Remove the four screws and remove the alarm unit
2. Remove the cables from the Alarm Unit
Harness (U3) or (U6)_ALM UNIT
USB cable _ USB-B
3. Connect the cables from the new Alarm Unit

4. Set the new Alarm Unit
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9.6 Display Unit

Caution
The Display Unit is very heavy, so be careful of installing and removing it.
(For weight, see Section 3.4)
Replacing Display Unit

1. Remove the all cables from the back of the Display Unit. (For cables, see 4.2.3.)
EC-9019 (19 inch LCD)
Note : If you cannot disconnect the cable without removing the LCD from the console, remove
the LCD from the console and then disconnect the cable.
2. Remove the Display Unit slowly.

3. Set the new Display Unit slowly.
4. Connect the all cables from the back of the Display Unit. (For cables, see 4.2.3.)
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Appendix
Appendix 1 Control Unit
A1.1 Internal wiring diagram of Processor Box
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A1.2 CPU card connector layout
CPU Card
A1.3 LEDs and Button of EXFNC2

PWB Assy_EXFNC2
18029692-
LED Indication
Color Description
Reference Function Turned on Turned off
DS1 SSD Access
Red HDD LED Not Access Lights when accessing SSD.
Flashing
DS2 CPU card CPU card
Green Power LED Lights when the CPU card power is turned on
On Off
Switch Function
S1 (Reset) CPU card reset button. Reset the system when the power is turned on.
DS1 / DS2 / S1 of PSW EXFNC2

can be confirmed from the front
side of the Control Unit.
EXFNC2_PWB
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A1.4 Internal wiring diagram of Power Box

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A1.5 LEDs of PSW_PWB

PWB Assy_PSW
18679400-
LED Indication
Color Description
AC input monitoring.
DS1
Green AC OK Input Not Input Lights up after AC is supplied and system is
Upper
started.
DC + 24V input monitoring.
DS1
Green DC24V OK Input Not Input Lights up after Ship’s backup + 24V is supplied
Lower
and system is started.
DS2 Monitor that 12V for unit output can be supplied.
Green +12V OK OK NG
Upper From AC
DS2 Monitor that 12V for unit output can be supplied.
Green +12VB OK OK NG
Lower From DC
Monitor the standby + 5V output of the power
DS3 supply.
Green +5SB OK OK NG
Upper Lights up if there is an AC or + 24V input even if
the system is not booted
System Power ON monitoring.
DS3
Green PWR ON On Off Lights when the power is on.
Lower
(= system is operating when normal).
Monitor that the CPU card has booted
DS4 Green SYS FAN OK OK NG Lights when the CPU card outputs "Power for
system fan".
DS1 / DS2 / DS3 of PSW PWB can

be confirmed from the front side of
the Control Unit.
PSW_PWB
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Appendix 2 IF UNIT
A2.1 Internal wiring diagram of IF Unit
A2.2 LEDs and DIP Switch of SNG_PWB

PWB Assy_SNG
18679404-
LED Indication
Color Description
DS1 Green 1Rx Receive Input signal No signal RS-422 Port1 signal Input monitoring.
DS13 Orange 1Tx Transmit Output signal No signal RS-422 Port1 signal Output monitoring.
Digital Output Dry Contact Dry Contact
DS17 Orange Digital Output Port1 monitoring.
DO1 Close Open
DS18 Orange Digital Output Port2 monitoring
DO2 Close Open
DS19 Orange Digital Output Port3 monitoring
DO3 Close Open
Digital Input Dry Contact Dry Contact
DS20 Green Digital Input Port1 monitoring.
DI1 Input No signal
DS29 Green CPU power on On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
Normally Blinks during operation
DS30 Green Debug L1 NG
Blinking If it is off, the board or FW is failure.
DS31 Green Debug L2 Select IP1 -
One of L2,3,4,5 lights up.
DS35 Green Debug L6 - - Reserve function (No use)
LED ON at the end of FW writing
Finished
DS36 Green Debug L7 Normally (When DIP SW2 is ON)
writing FW
Normally LED Off
EEPROM LED ON at the end of EEPROM
DS37 Green Debug L8 Initialization Normally initialization (When DIP SW3 is ON)
Completed Normally LED Off
Ethernet
DS38 Orange OK NG If it is off, the board is failure.
Tx / Rx active
ON if Ethernet Link is normal
CPU Link up Link down
DS39 Green If Off, LAN cable connection is bad or
Ethernet Link Blinking NG
board is failure.
LAN
For checking LAN communication speed.
DS40 Green communication 100Mb/s 10Mb/s
On: 100Mb/s, Off: 10Mb/s
speed
Power supplied from the control unit.
When turned off, the board does not work
DS41 Green +12V Input Input Not input because of the problems below.
1. Defective cable which connects to J1
2. Board fault (Replacement is needed.)
DS42 Green +5V On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
DS43 Green +3.3V On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
DS44 Green 13Rx Receive Input signal No signal Port13 signal Input
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DIP Switch Function

remarks
OFF OFF OFF OFF don't use Select IP1 192.168.100.20 (Default)
ON OFF OFF OFF don't use Select IP2 192.168.100.21
OFF ON OFF OFF don't use Select IP3 192.168.100.22
OFF OFF ON OFF don't use Select IP4 192.168.100.23
OFF OFF OFF ON don't use Select IP5 192.168.100.24
ON OFF OFF ON don't use Select IP6 192.168.100.25
OFF ON OFF ON don't use Select IP7 192.168.100.26
OFF OFF ON ON don't use Select IP8 192.168.100.27
All switches are off by default.

Use switches 1, 2, 3 and 4 if you need to change the IP address
5, 6, 7, 8 are always OFF when adjusting equipment onboard. They have no function.
Reset
ON OFF Function
Switch S2
1 Reset Normally Board restart
LED and switch location map of SNG PWB

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A2.2 LEDs and DIP Switch of RDI_PWB

PWB Assy_RDI
18679401-
LED Indication
Color Description
Power supplied from the control unit.
When turned off, the board does not work
DS1 Green +12V Input Input Not input because of the problems below.
1. Defective cable which connects to J1
2. Board fault (Replacement is needed.)
DS3 Green +1.0 V On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
DS4 Green Analog +5V On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
DS6 Green Analog -5V On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
DS8 Green Analog 3.3 V On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
Even if the CPU is normal, blinking may stop
DS9 Green CPU ON Blinking: CPU is running
if the LAN cable is disconnected.
DS10 Green Reserve On - Reserve function
The default is lit. This LED turns off when
DS11 Green Radar selection No.1 No.2 "Radar display is ON" and "Radar No. 2 is
selected"
DS12 Green DDR3 calibration OK NG If it is off, the board is failure.
DS13 Red Watchdog timer Timeout Normally Normally off
Normally, it links at 1 Gbps, so it lights up in
Green 1Gbps link green.
Link up When [2] = ON of the reference S2 DIP
DS14 Link down
Red 100Mbps link Blinking switch DSW [1-8], it turns red (100Mbps link).
If it turns orange (10Mbps link), there is a
Orange 10Mbps link possibility of failure.
FPGA and CPU Failure if the light is kept off or blinking
DS15 Green Link up Off
Ethernet Link repeatedly
DS16 Green FPGA On On Off If it is off, the board is failure.
The default turns off. This LED is lit when
DS17 Green Radar selection No.2 No.1 "Radar display is ON" and "Radar No. 2 is
selected"
DS18 Green AZP1 Input Input Not input Normally, it blinks at high speed, but it looks
like it is lit. In most cases when the light is off,
DS19 Green AZP2 Input Input Not input the cable is disconnected, etc.
DS20 Green AZR1 Input Input Not input When the antenna pulse signal is positive, it
lights up momentarily for one rotation per
DS21 Green AZR2 Input Input Not input rotation of the antenna when it is normal.
DS22 Green TRIG1 Input Input Not input When the trigger signal is positive, it lights up
during the trigger pulse width. Since the
repetition frequency is around 1kHz, the LED
DS23 Green TRIG2 Input Input Not input looks faintly lit.
Since it depends on the adjustment on the
radar side, it is possible that the degree to
Error Correct which the card lights red for a short period of
Radar video
DS24 Red Reverse polarity is time is not an abnormality of this card.
polarity error
polarity normal If it remains lit in red, the socket insertion
positions of the jumpers E9 and E10 for
polarity setting may be incorrect.
This is the LED that is referenced when
adjusting the voltage
Radar video
Voltage Correct Even if it is lit, it is usually not a malfunction
DS25 Red Input voltage
over voltage of this board. The gain / offset adjustment of
over
the amplifier circuit (R258, R259, R268,
R271) may not be appropriate.
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Reset
ON OFF Function
Switch S1
1 Reset Normally Board restart
DIP Switch S2 Function remarks

1 2～8 IP selection
OFF don't use Select IP1 192.168.100.30 (Default) (No.1 ECDIS)
ON don't use Select IP2 192.168.100.31 (No.2 ECDIS)
LED and switch location map of RDI PWB

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Appendix 3 Wiring Diagram

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3. Arrangement Plan .................................................................................................................... 15

4. Stand Installation ...................................................................................................................... 27

Control Unit - IF Unit ....................................................................................................... 45

6. Option Unit ............................................................................................................................... 55

7. Adjustment and Check after Installation ................................................................................... 84

7.1 Operation check flow when equipped ................................................................................ 84

8. Software Install and Upgrade ................................................................................................. 106

9.5 Alarm Unit ....................................................................................................................... 121

Appendix ....................................................................................................................................... 123

Warnings for Safety

If you should operate this equipment in disregard of this

If you should operate this equipment in disregard of this

If you should operate this equipment in disregard of this

 It is dangerous to touch parts which are charged with electricity.

Warnings / Cautions for All Units

 The following is necessary tools for ECDIS equipment.

1.2 About the difference between ECDIS and ECS

Difference list between EC-9000 and ECS-9000

Fig.2.1 System Nameplate

<Unit Type> <Stand Type>

2.2 Unit Nameplate

No. Item Unit Type Details

Fig.2.2 Unit Nameplate

2.3 System Configuration (Standard units)

2.4 Components (Standard units)

< Unit Type >

※ LCD Harness and ALM Harness come with either 3m or 5m.

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

3.2 Control Unit ACU-011

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

3.3 IF Unit AIF-011

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

3.4 Alarm Unit AOP-011

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

3.5 Display Unit ADU-011 / ADU-012 / ADU-013

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

No. NAME Q’TY REMARK

3.6 Spare parts

4.1 Remove the front panel

The hooked part on the top of the front panel

4.2 Connecting Earth Wire

4.3 Connecting External Cables

The wiring position of each cable is shown below.

Radar Video / Trigger Connector

AC / DC power cable connector

Serial signal cable and DIO cable

Connect the AC / DC power source

Connect the onboard power source to TB1 of Harness (U1).

TB1 AC/DC Input

Connect VDR (or BAM / INS / Route transfer)

Connect external cables for sensors signals.

4.3.3.2 RS-422 Serial signals and Digital IO (SERIAL IF CARD)

<Removing the connectors>

<Connect external cables to the connectors.>