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C Your Loc al A gent/D ealer 9- 52, A s hi har a- c ho, N i s h i nom i y a, J apan Telephone: 0798-65-2111 Telefax: 0798-65-4200 FIRST EDITION : APR. 1998 A ll r i g hts r e ser v ed. Printed in Japan E : JUL. 4, 2001 PUB. No. IME-56140-E F S -1503 (TE N I )
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DANGER CAUTION Never touch the SSB antenna, antenna Ground the equipment to coupler or lead-in insulator when the prevent electrical shock and SSB radiotelephone is transmitting. mutual interference. High voltage which will cause death or Observe the following compass safe serious injury is present at the locations distances: mentioned above when the SSB radio- telephone is transmitting. Equipment Standard Steering compass compass Ante
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TABLE OF CONTENTS EQUIPMENT LISTS ......................................................................................................iii SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................... v 1. MOUNTING 1.1 Mounting of Transceiver Unit ....................................................................................1-1 1.2 Mounting of Antenna Coupler....................................................................................1-3
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EQUIPMENT LISTS Standard Set Ne ame T. yp Cy ode NoQs t Remark T3 ransceiver UnitF— S-150 1 With power cable F— S-1503A For U.S.A A3 ntenna CouplerA— T-150 1 Accessories 1C With MI F5 P05-000 0008 00- 50-90 F9 P05-0501001 00-050-90 No MIC Spare Parts 01 05-939-850 For transceiver unit S0 P05-0440 Installation 01 00-050-906 With antenna coupler C0 P05-0760 Materials C7 P05-0761001 00-050-90 No antenna coupler Note: See packing lists on pages A-1 to A-4 for details. iii
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Optional Equipment Ne ame T. yp Cy ode NoQs t Remark A0 C-DC PowerP— R-27 1 D0 C-DC ConverterP— C-22 1 R2 EMOTE-A KitO0 P05-8 01 05-939-81 FC or RS-232 R3 EMOTE-B Kit OP05-8 1cFp or urrent loo 00 05-939-82 C1 ONTROL KitO0 P05-4 01 05-920-33 BK connection Br andpassF4 ilteS3 F0L0 01 00-116-69 For NBDP/DSC Terminal O0 P05-84 01 05-939-83 Si W REG Kt O0 P05-85 01 05-939-84 D. ummy Load Assy WD hip AntennaF8 AW-6 01 00-572-12 W2 hip AntennaF8 AW6R 01 00-572-10 W2 hip AntennaF9 AW-6RP01 00-572-10 WA
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION FS-1503 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Antenna Coupler DSC Terminal AT-1503 DSC-5/6 Distributor NBDP Terminal DB-500 DP-5/6 Remote Station OR RB-500 Distributor DB-120 Transceiver Unit * SSB TRANSCEIVER FS-1503 AGC STATION FS-1503 MODE CURS CLARI TX 1 2 3 SQL SCAN RX SIMP R 4 5 6 02 4 68 10 S AGC NB TUNE H/L 7 8 9 CH H3E START MIC VOLUME RF GAIN FREQ/CH 2182 INT ALM ENT 0 OFF TEST MIC External DSC Terminal Speaker (Handset DSC-60 optionally available) NBDP Terminal 13.6 V 13.6
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1. MOUNTING 1.1 Mounting of Transceiver Unit General mounting considerations The transceiver unit can be mounted on the overhead, a bulkhead, on a tabletop, or in a console (flush mounting). When selecting a mounting location keep the following points in mind: • Make sure the location is strong enough to support the unit under the conditions of continued vibration and shock normally encountered on the boat. Where necessary, reinforce the mount- ing location by lining block or doubling plate. • L
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Console mounting Mounting considerations In addition to the general mounting considerations mentioned on the previous page, keep the following points in mind when selecting a mounting location: • Select a place where the LCD can be easily viewed, keeping in mind the LCD viewing angle is as shown in Figure 1-2. • Leave sufficient space around the unit to permit dispersal of heat after a long transmission. How to mount the transceiver unit in a console This method does not require any additional k
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1.2 Mounting of Antenna Coupler The antenna coupler is installed between the antenna and the transceiver, and tunes the antenna to the transmitter. Mounting considerations The splashproof construction of the antenna coupler permits installation indoors or outdoors. When selecting a location, keep in mind the following points: • All wires from the coupler to the antenna radiate radio energy. Keep wires as short as pos- sible and routed away from any grounded conductors such as lifelines, mast shr
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Mounting the antenna coupler Mounting methods The antenna coupler can be fixed to the floor, bulkhead, or on the overhead. For mounting on the bulkhead, floor or overhead, fix the coupler with either tapping screws or M6 nuts, bolts and washers. INDOOR USE ONLY Figure 1-3 Typical antenna coupler installations 1-4
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How to mount the antenna coupler For thin bulkhead, use nuts, bolts and and washers instead of tapping screws. Lead-in insulator ANTENNA SELECTOR Wire clip From antenna selector Stand-off insulator INDOOR INSTALLATION Figure 1-4 How to mount the antenna coupler 1-5
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1.3 Ground System A good antenna can work well only when it is connected to an efficient rf ground. Without a good ground system, the full potential of this radio cannot be realized. CAUTION Ground the equipment to prevent electrical shock and mutual interference. Ground for metallic hull Run a copper strap (option or local supply) between the earth terminal on the antenna coupler and the ship’s superstructure. The length of the copper strap should be as short as possible. (If the coupler is mou
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1.4 Mounting of Antenna About antennas The antenna plays the most important role in radio communication. If it cannot receive or transmit effectively because of improper installation, even the most sophisticated transceiver will be rendered useless. There are various types of SSB antennas. The most commonly used are a long wire and a whip. Whatever antenna is to be used, the antenna coupler can tune a long wire or whip whose total length is 6 to 15 meters. Although a longer antenna is preferable
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Typical antenna installations Long wire antenna Whip antenna Ship station Power boats On ship stations, the long wire antenna is spanned On power boats, selection of a mounting location between supporting structures. The length of the for a whip antenna is much easier, since there is horizontal wire should be between 6 and 15 no mast or deck fixture to worry about. A whip meters. And the length of the vertical wire should antenna can be installed almost an
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2. WIRING Total length of antenna should be 6 to 15 meters. Fuse Holders Power Cable (RED) _ (BLK) + Handset (option) * * Min 12VDC 120AH Not used Antenna Coax. Cable Control Cable Ground wire DSC Terminal NBDP Terminal Remote Station Speaker (option) Dimensions in millimeters unless noted otherwise. * Cable fabrication required. CONTROL CABLE 05S0949-0 05S0462-1 COAX. CABLE 5 10 25 90 Drain Wire Inner Core Sheath Shield Cover drain wire with vinyl tubing. Fasten with screw on shield case. Insul
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6 7 5 4 32 1 Leave slack in wires to prevent breakage. 7 DUMMY GRN Antenna wire THRU YEL 6 NC (IANT) ORG 5 BUSY RED 4 BRN TUNE 3 GND BLK 2 +12 V WHT 1 Shield case TB1 TB2 Fasten drain Ground wire here. Clamp cable plate at shield. Ground terminal Control cable Coaxial cable Copper strap (Connect to ground.) Figure 2-2 Connections inside the antenna coupler 2-2
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3. WIRING OF OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 3.1 NBDP Terminal DP-6 The NBDP Terminal connects to the REMOTE connector on the FS-1503. It has a remote control function which automatically sets class of emission and frequency data at the FS-1503. Remarks on connection Connect the NBDP Terminal to the FS-1503 with a 13-pair twisted cable. For the cable with no connectors, attach connector types SRCN (at FS-1503) and D-sub (at DP-6). For cable with D- sub connector, connect the SRCN connector at the FS-1503 sid
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3.3 Remote Station RB-500 Connect to the REMOTE connector on the FS-1503. If more than two RB-500s or DSC, NBDP are to be installed, connect them via the Distributor DB-500. Necessary parts Requires REMOTE-B Kit (current loop) for connection of a single remote station or REMOTE- A Kit when the DB-500 is connected. Install the board following the illustration on page 3-3. Contents of REMOTE-B Kit OP05-83 (Code no. 005-939-820) Ne ame T. ypCy ode No Qt 00 5P045801 05-840-99 RB EMOTE PC Connector A
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U27 U26 3.5 REMOTE and CONTROL Boards 1 1.Remove cover and shield cover. 2 1. Unplug all connectors from TX/RX Board; dismount the board. COVER BOTTOM VIEW J4 PAN HEAD SCREW M3X6 (9 PCS.) J1 U27 U26 SHIELD BINDING SCREW COVER M4X10 (6 PCS.) J2 TX/RX BOARD 05P0666 J8 GASKET J11 J10 J9 J7 J6 MAIN BODY HANGER GASKET 4 3 3 1. Mount TX/RX Board. 1. Solder CONTROL Board and/or REMOTE Board to 2. Plug in REMOTE connector and/or CONTROL TX/RX Board. connector to TX/RX Board.
