Furuno ECDIS FEA-2100 Manuel technique

ECDISFEA-2100/2105

ENC Chart (Japan Maritime Safety Agency）

Update Manual

・Update chart before embarking on a voyage. Do not update charts during a voyage.

・During updating, do not display the radar overlay screen or the route monitor screen.

Hangup may result. If hangup occurs, turn the power off and on again.

・It takes about seven hours to update one zone. Plan accordingly.

Trackball

[SELECT] key

[CHART PLAN] key

ECDIS Keyboard

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1. Preparation

1. Press the [CHART PLAN] key.

The menu appears in the Information area at the

right side of the screen.

2. Rotate the trackball to place the cursor (arrow

mark) on [SENC Convert Settings] and press the

[SELECT] key.

The [SENC Convert Settings] window appears.

[SENC Convent Settings]

3. Check the box on [Automatic SENC conversion]

and [Automatic Display Unit]. (Or confirm that

the check marks are displayed.) To check the

box, place the cursor on the box and press the

[SELECT] key.

4. Place the cursor on the [Close] button and press

the [SELECT] key to close the windows.

2. Loading the catalogue chart to be updated from CD-ROM to ECDIS

1. Insert latest CD-ROM in the CD drive.

2. Press the [CHART PLAN] key to display the

menu.

3. Place the cursor on [Load] and [by CD Catalogue],

and press the [SELECT] key to display the [Load

CD Catalogue] window.

4. Confirm that the drive is "D" on the [Load Dir] box.

Place the cursor on the [Load] button and press

the [SELECT] key.

When the catalogue is loaded, the catalogue

name input window appears.

[by CD Catalogue] [Load]

[Close] button

Check box

D draive [Load] button

5. Place the cursor on an alphabet or number button

and press the [SELECT] key. Repeat this to

enter catalogue name. Set a name which is easy

to understand.

For example, if the issue date of the CD is March

11, 2003, name it as JP20030311. You can

switch between lower case and upper case by

placing the cursor on the [Upper] or [Lower]

button and pressinh the [SELECT] key.

6. Place the cursor on the [OK] button and press the

[SELECT] key.

Note: If the catalogue name is the same as an

existing one you named previously, the

following message appears. To overwrite the

name, place the cursor on the [Yes] button and

press the [SELECT] key. To change the name,

place the cursor on the [No] button, press the

[SELECT] key and enter a new name.

7. Place the cursor on the [Close] button and press

the [SELCT] key to close the [Load or view CD

Catalogue] window.

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[ＯＫ] button

[YES] button

[Load or View CD Catalogue] window

[Close] button

3. Displaying the Catalogue Chart

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1. Press the [CHART PLAN] key to display the

menu.

2. Place the cursor on the [Catalogue] and press the

[SELECT] key.

3. Check on the [Name] and [Catalogue charts]

check boxes and select [CD] in the [View filters]

window.

4. Place the cursor on the down arrow in the [CD]

box, press the [SELECT] key and select the

catalogue name entered at step 5 in the

previous section.

5. Using the [ZOOM IN], [ZOOM OUT] or [SET

CHART CENTER] key, adjust the catalogue

chart scale so that you can see all charts

desired.

[Catalogue]

[NAME] [Catalogue Charts]

[CD] Choose catalogue name.

[Overview]

6. Set the chart group to update as follows.

a. Place the cursor on the [Groups] button at the

bottom of the [Catalogue] window and press

the [SELECT] key.

b. Place the cursor on the [New] button and

press the [SELECT] key.

c. Place the cursor on an alphbet or number

button and press the [SELECT] key. Repeat

this to enter group name.

d. Place the cursor on the [OK] button and press

the [SELECT] key.

[Groups] button

[Catalogue] window

[NEW] button

[OK] button

Enter group name.

e. Place the cursor on the [Add Frame] button

and press the [SELECT] key.

f. Rotate the trackball to place the cursor inside

the chart cell frame desired and press the

[SELECT] key. Repeat this to select all

desired areas.

The selected areas are shown in blue.

g. After selecting all areas desired, place the

cursor on the [DONE] button and press the

[SELECT] key.

h. Confirm that the chart numbers selected are

shown in the [Inside] box in the [Group]

window and then place the cursor on the

[Save] button and press the [SELECT] key.

i. Place the cursor on the [Close] button and

press the [SELECT] key to close the [Group]

window.

[Add Frame] button

[Done] button

[Save] button

[Group] window [Inside]

[Close] button

4. Chart Conversion (from ENC format to SENC format)

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The chart data in a CD-ROM (ENC format) must be converted to SENC format in order to display

it on the ECDIS. Note that the conversion takes several hours.

1. Press the [CHART PLAN] key to display the

menu.

2. Place the cursor on [Load] - [View loaded CD

Catalogue] and press the [SELECT] key.

3. Choose the catalogue name from the [CD] box.

4. Place the cursor on the [Groups] button in the

[Chart Selection] window and press the

[SELECT] key.

5. Place the cursor on the catalogue name entered

at the [Group Select] window and press the

[SELECT] key. The chart numbers chosen

above are displayed in black as shown in the left

figure.

[View loaded CD Catalogue]

[Load]

[CD] box

[Group Select] window

[Groups] box

[Chart Selection]

[OK] button

Group name ebtered.

6. Place the cursor on the [Missing only] check box

and press the [SELECT] key to display the

check mark.

7. Place the cursor on the [Load] button and press

the [SELECT] key.

The catalogue data is loaded to the ECDIS.

During loading, the hourglass mark and the

number of chart loaded are displayed. For

example, if the screen displays "110 of 209",

110 charts of 209 charts in the CD have been

loaded to the ECDIS. "209 of 209" means that

the loading is completed.

A chart cell frame on the screen changes from

green to orange when loading of that frame is

completed.

[Load] button

[Missing only] check box

Numbers of charts

loaded Total numbers of

charts Hourglass

After loading all charts desired, the chart

conversion (from ENC to SENC) automatically

starts.

8. At this time, the message [No Base Cell

available] and chart cell numbers are displayed

in the [S57 LOAD] window. Then, place the

cursor on the [OK] button and press the

[SELECT] key.

The chart CD-ROM which is issued by the

Hydrographic Department, Maritime Safety

Agency of Japan contains all chart data, but

there are some areas which the base charts cell

(last three digits of chart number : 000) are not

installed in the ECDIS. These chart cell numbers

are displayed.

9. If the message [Update number is too low] and

chart cell numbers are displayed in the [S57

LOAD] window, place the cursor on the [OK]

button and press the [SELECT] key

This message means that the ECDIS does not

update older version charts contained in the

CD-ROM.

For example, if the lower three digits of the chart

numbers are 001 to 028, 001 - 015 are not

updated (not used) and 016 - 028 are updated.

The chart cell numbers to be updated are displayed

in the [Conversion list] on the [SENC CONVERT]

window. The chart is updated cell by cell from the

top of the list. After the conversion has been

completed, the chart numbers disappear from the

window. Further the color of a chart cell frame

changes to green when conversion of the cell is

completed. The conversion may take 4 - 5 hours,

depending on the quantity of chart numbers

installed.

[Update number is too low]

[No Base Cell available]

Chart cell number

[S57LOAD] window

[SENC CONVERT] window

The error message may appear during conversion,

however leave the message displayed until the

conversion is completed.

The list in the [Conversion List] becomes blank after

conversion is completed.

10. Place the cursor on the [Close] button of the

[SENC CONVERT], [Failed SENC conversions]

and [Catalogue] and press the [SELECT] key to

close the windows.

This completes the procedure for updating charts.

[Error]

List becomes blank after conversion

is completed.

[Conversion List]

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