65800012-5 Rev A BME Ancillaries Manual

Ancillary Units
and
Radar Systems
Manual
Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine B.V.
118 Burlington Road, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 4NR England

Tel: +44 (0) 20 8329 2000 Fax: +44 (0) 20 8329 2415
Part Number: 65800012-5 Printed in England July 2003

Revision: A
BridgeMaster E Radar Preamble
Ancillary Units and Radar Systems
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
WARNING: LETHAL VOLTAGE HAZARD
When access covers are removed, lethal voltages may be exposed. Some capacitors used in
the equipment take several minutes to discharge their stored voltages after switch OFF, this is a
lethal voltage hazard. Always set the supply switch-fuse to OFF before removing the access
covers of the equipment.
WARNING: HEALTH HAZARD
When cleaning the inside of the equipment, take care not to inhale dust. The dust is a
temporary health hazard, depending on individual allergies.
WARNING: RADIATION HAZARD
Keep outside the hazard zone around an antenna or open waveguide radiating power. Refer to
the table below for hazard zones. When it is necessary to work on the Scanner Unit, make sure
that radar is switched OFF, and that the Mains Isolator is turned to the OFF position.
Never look directly into an open waveguide.
Radar and other forms of RF radiation can cause Cardiac Pacemakers to malfunction. If you
use a Cardiac Pacemaker and suspect a malfunction, leave the vicinity of the radar system
immediately and seek medical advice.
Most countries accept that there is no significant radiation hazard at RF power density levels of
up to 10 mW/cm2.
Hazard Zones
Antenna 10 mW/cm2 1 mW/cm2
Length
1.2 m X-Band 1.7 m 17 m
1.8 m X-Band 1.05 m 10.5 m
2.4 m X Band 0.75 m 7.5 m
2.7 m S-Band 0.73 m 7.3 m
3.7 m S-Band 0.55 m 5.5 m
CAUTION: ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICES (ESSDs)
This equipment contains ESSDs. Full ESD precautions should be taken to avoid the risk of
damage to these devices by the discharge of electrostatic voltages.
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REVISION RECORD
Date Incorporated
Suffix Revision Issue Date
Incorporated By
2 25/11/98 65800/080
3 25/02/99 65800/100
4 A 15/07/03 65800/306
5 A 29/07/03 65843/013
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PREFACE
HOW TO USE THIS SUPPLEMENT
This manual is intended to be used by the Installation/Service Engineer and Radar Operator. It
is intended also to be used in conjunction with the User Guide 658000010A and other related
documents (see Page (ix) for full list).
The supplement is divided into chapters as follows:
• Chapter 1 - Display Compatibility Unit 65840A. This chapter gives specifications of the
unit with configuration and installation details.
• Chapter 2- Transceiver Compatibility Unit 65841A. This chapter gives specifications of

the unit with configuration and installation details.
• Chapter 3 - 2 Way Interswitch Unit 65842A. This chapter gives specifications of the unit
with configuration and installation details.
• Chapter 4 - 6 Way Interswitch Unit 65846A. This chapter gives specifications of the unit
with configuration and installation details.
• Chapter 5 - Interface Unit 65847A. This chapter gives specifications of the unit with
configuration and installation details.
• Chapter 6 - Scanner Control Unit, Isolator Switch and Isolating Transformer. This
chapter gives specifications, configuration and installation details of the above items.
• Chapter 7 – Radar Slave Interface Unit. This chapter gives specifications of the unit with
• Chapter 8 – Slave Junction Box. This chapter gives specifications of the unit with
• Chapter 9 - System Interconnections and Cable Details. This chapter gives system
interconnection diagrams and cabling information for all of the Ancillary Units.
• Chapter 10 - Fault Reporting and First Line Servicing. This chapter gives procedures for
fault reporting and details of items that may be replaced as part of First Line Servicing
procedures.
• Chapter 11 - Maintenance. This chapter gives details of any procedures required for
routine maintenance of Ancillary Units.
• Chapter 12 - Modification Sheets. This chapter contains information not available at the
time of printing and should be used to hold Modification Sheets as they are issued.
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NOTICE
Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine B.V. have a policy of continuous development. This may
lead to the equipment described in this manual being at variance with equipment manufactured
after its publication.
The document may not be reproduced either in part or in whole without the permission of
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BridgeMaster E Series Radar
Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Manual
OVERALL CONTENTS
Related Documents ........................................................................................................Preamble
Glossary of Terms ..........................................................................................................Preamble
Software Licence Agreement..........................................................................................Preamble
EMC Compliance Statement ..........................................................................................Preamble
Display Compatibility Unit .............................................................................................. Chapter 1
Transceiver Compatibility Unit ....................................................................................... Chapter 2
2-Way Interswitch Unit................................................................................................... Chapter 3
6-Way Interswitch Unit................................................................................................... Chapter 4
Serial Interface Unit 65847A.......................................................................................... Chapter 5
Scanner Control Unit, Isolating Switch & Isolating Transformer .................................... Chapter 6
Radar Slave Interface Unit ............................................................................................ Chapter 7
Slave Junction Box ........................................................................................................ Chapter 8
System Interconnection and Cable Details .................................................................... Chapter 9
Fault Reporting and First Line Servicing...................................................................... Chapter 10
Maintenance ................................................................................................................ Chapter 11
Modification Sheets ..................................................................................................... Chapter 12
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RELATED DOCUMENTS
Other documents in the series:
• Bridge Card ................................................................................. (Publication Ref 65800008)
• User Guide ................................................................................ (Publication Ref 65800010A)
• Ship’s Manual............................................................................ (Publication Ref 65800010B)
• BridgeMaster II S-Band Supplement.............................................(Publication Ref 65601012)
• BridgeMaster II X-Band Supplement.............................................(Publication Ref 65601013)
Note that the BridgeMaster II S-Band Supplement, and the BridgeMaster II X-Band Supplement
cover Hybrid Systems containing BridgeMaster II Series Display Units with BridgeMaster E
Series Scanner Units.
* For original BridgeMaster, the 180/250 and 340 Display Technical Manuals are
Publication Ref 65600011 and 65626011 respectively.
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Scanner Unit ...............................Comprises the Antenna and Turning Unit.

Antenna .......................................Slotted waveguide array for transmitting and receiving
microwave signals.
Turning Unit .................................Contains the Antenna rotation motor, the microwave rotating
joint, and may contain an integral Transceiver.
Integral Transceiver ....................Transmitter/Receiver housed in the Turning Unit.
Bulkhead Transceiver .................Transmitter/Receiver mounted below decks with microwave
or co-axial connection to the Turning Unit.
Display Unit .................................The radar screen and control panel(s).
Display Console ..........................Combined Display Unit and Pedestal/Plinth (340 Series only).
Performance Monitor ...................An optional unit which warns the operator of reduced radar
performance. The unit is integral with both X-Band and S-
Band turning units.
Scanner Control Unit ...................A unit which switches power to the S-Band Turning Unit,
under the control of the Display.
Interswitch Unit ............................Enables two radar systems to be connected together so that
either Display may be connected to either Scanner Unit.
Display Compatibility Unit ............Converts Scanner Unit/Bulkhead Transceiver signals to
BridgeMaster Display Unit format.
Transceiver Compatibility Unit .....Converts Display Unit signals to BridgeMaster Scanner
Unit/Bulkhead Transceiver format.
A.......... Ampere LNFE....Low Noise Front End

AC ....... Alternating Current n.mile ..Nautical Mile
ARPA .. Automatic Radar Plotting Aid NMEA...National Marine Electronic
CRT..... Cathode Ray Tube Association
dB........ decibel NNF......Not Normally Fitted
DC ...... Direct Current PCB......Printed Circuit Board
ft ......... feet PPI .......Plan Position Indicator
GPS ... Global Positioning System PSU .....Power Supply Unit
GMT .... Greenwich Mean Time RFI .......Radio Frequency Interference
Hz ....... Hertz (unit of Frequency) rpm ......revolutions per minute
I/O ...... Input/Output SART ...Search And Rescue Transponder
Kt ........ Knot TX/RX ..Transmitter/Receiver (Transceiver)
kW ...... Kilowatt UTC......Universal Time Coordinate
LCD .... Liquid Crystal Display V ..........Volt
LED .... Light Emitting Diode
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SOFTWARE LICENCE AGREEMENT
When you receive your radar, it will include factory installed software, the use of which is
subject to the following Licence Agreement below.
* * * IMPORTANT * * *
READ THE LICENCE TERMS PRINTED BELOW BEFORE USING THE EQUIPMENT. USE
OF THE EQUIPMENT INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE LICENCE
AGREEMENT.
LICENCE AGREEMENT
This legal document is an agreement between you (“the Customer”) and Northrop Grumman
Sperry Marine B.V. (“the Company”).
BY USING THE BRIDGEMASTER II HARDWARE PRODUCT SYSTEM UPON WHICH THE

COMPANY HAS INSTALLED THE SOFTWARE THE CUSTOMER IS AGREEING TO
BECOME BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT.
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS AGREEMENT WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY OF

THE BRIDGEMASTER II PRODUCT SYSTEM UPON WHICH THE COMPANY HAS
INSTALLED THE SOFTWARE ("THE SOFTWARE") AND MAY RESULT IN LEGAL
PROCEEDINGS BEING TAKEN AGAINST THE CUSTOMER.
THIS LICENCE AGREEMENT SHALL BE GOVERNED CONSTRUED AND SHALL TAKE

EFFECT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF ENGLAND AND SHALL BE SUBJECT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION OF THE ENGLISH COURTS TO WHICH THE CUSTOMER
AND THE COMPANY BY AGREEMENT IRREVOCABLY SUBMIT.
THE CUSTOMER IS AUTHORISED TO USE THE SOFTWARE ON THE BRIDGEMASTER II

HARDWARE PRODUCT SYSTEM UPON WHICH IT WAS INSTALLED BY THE COMPANY.
THE SOFTWARE MAY NOT BE COPIED OR TRANSFERRED FOR USE ON ANY
BRIDGEMASTER HARDWARE PRODUCT SYSTEM OTHER THAN THAT ON WHICH IT
WAS INSTALLED BY THE COMPANY.
The software is supplied to the Customer. The Company grants the Customer a world-wide
royalty-free licence to use the Software provided that:
1. The Customer shall only operate the Software in conjunction with the BridgeMaster II
hardware product system upon which it was installed by the company. No other use is
authorised, and in particular the Customer may not transfer use of the Software to any
other BridgeMaster hardware product system owned or used by the Customer.
2. The Customer shall not reverse assemble modify or decompile the Software except only
to the extent expressly permitted by the provisions of the Copyright, Designs and Patents
Act 1988.
3. The Customer shall not make copies of the Software.
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4. The Customer shall not have any title to or ownership of the Software or copyright or any
other intellectual property right in the Software, but shall have ownership of the physical
media.
5. The Customer acknowledges that the Software may in part have been developed by any
third party software supplier(s) named in the copyright notice(s) included with the
Software and agrees where this is the case that the third party supplier(s) (or the
Company on behalf of the third party supplier) shall be entitled to enforce the provisions
of this Agreement to the extent reasonably necessary to protect its interest as owner of
such third party software.
6. The Customer shall not rectify or have rectified any defect in the Software. The Customer
shall give the Company full details in writing of any serious defect and the Company shall
use reasonable endeavours to issue any correction necessary to rectify the defect as
soon as reasonably practicable thereafter, at no cost to the Customer.
7. The Customer shall not sublicense the Software to third parties or supply transfer or
assign the Software to third parties.
8. The Software may be enhanced or corrected from time to time by the Company or by
any such third party software supplier referred to above. All such corrections and
enhancements shall be subject to the restrictions set out in this Licence Agreement. Any
such enhancements shall be supplied at the Company's current rates prevailing at the
date of invoice.
9. The Company may revoke the licence granted to the Customer if the Customer shall go
into receivership liquidation, administration, or any other insolvency process, or shall fail
to comply with any of these conditions provided that (in the case of any breach capable
of remedy) the Customer has been requested by notice in writing to cure the failure and
has failed to do so within thirty (30) days of such notice.
10. The Customer shall ensure the security of the Software and shall not disclose the
Software or any parts thereof to any third party not approved beforehand by the
Company. Insofar as it is necessary to disclose the Software or aspects thereof to
employees or to third parties dealing with Customer in relation to matters for which the
Software is used, such disclosure is permitted only to the extent necessary for such
purpose and only to the employee or other persons who require to know the same.
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BridgeMaster E Radar Chapter 1
Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Display Compatibility Unit
CHAPTER 1
ANCILLARY UNITS
DISPLAY COMPATIBILITY UNIT
CONTENTS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................................... 2
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION....................................................................................................... 3
INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING.................................................................................... 5
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION.................................................................................................. 11
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATION ....................................................................................... 14
Figures
Figure 1.1 – Display Compatibility Unit 65840A – General View ................................................. 1

Figure 1.2 – Placement of DCU within Interswitched Systems .................................................... 4
Figure 1.3 – Potentiometer and PCB Location: 180/250/340 Display Series.............................. 7
Figure 1.4 – Display Compatibility Unit – Circuit Board Details ................................................... 8
Figure 1.5 – Display Compatibility Unit – Installation Drawing..................................................... 9
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Figure 1.1 – Display Compatibility Unit 65840A – General View
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Display Compatibility Unit (DCU) Type 65840A is a small, single PCB, interface unit which
converts signals from the BridgeMaster E Series Scanner Unit/Transceiver Unit into a form
suitable for the earlier BridgeMaster Display Unit, and vice versa, either directly or via a
BridgeMaster Interswitch Unit. Power for the unit, which is normally mounted in the vicinity of
the Display (or Interswitch Unit) is derived from the Display as low voltage DC lines.
Interfacing involves the conversion of parallel data from the BridgeMaster Display Unit into the
serial data commands recognised by the Transceiver, and the decoding of serial messages
carried on twisted pair cables, into the individual signals required by the Display Unit. These
include Heading Marker, Bearing, Radar Trigger, SART Video (if available), Tuning, Pulse
Lengths, Performance Monitor, etc.
Inherent in the design is the use of a phase-locked loop circuit to convert the 4096 azimuth
pulses per revolution into the BridgeMaster format of 90 or 360 pulses per revolution.
Radar Video is routed through the unit unchanged via a separate co-axial cable. Low voltage
outputs from the Display (or Interswitch Unit) provide power for the unit. To minimise installation
cabling, the DCU should be mounted in the vicinity of the Display Unit (or Interswitch Unit) -
refer to the system diagrams and cabling schedules for details of the cabling requirements.
There are no operator controls associated with the unit but a commissioning procedure is
carried out at installation to set up internal links and presets.
As no operator access is required, after commissioning, the unit may be installed in a display
pedestal or other non-visible location.
There is currently only a single variant of DCU , 65840A, and a Despatch Kit 65840600 contains
all necessary fixings and connectors.
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
For a stand-alone system the Display Compatibility Unit (DCU) is interposed between the
Transceiver and the Display.
For interswitched systems the following guidelines apply :
For earlier systems utilising the BridgeMaster Interswitch Unit Type 65642AA , the DCU is
interposed between the Turning Unit/Transceiver and the Interswitch Unit. Refer to Figure 1.2.
For installations utilising the new 65842A (2-way ) or 65846A (6-way ) Interswitch Units, the
DCU is mounted between the Display Unit and the Interswitch Unit, and can translate the
required control and tell-back signals.
When using a BridgeMaster E 2-way Interswitch (65842A), the BM II display must be set to
(65)642 at initialisation/set up.
For a BridgeMaster E 6-way Interswitch (65846A), the BM II display must be set to (65) 644 at
initialisation/set up. In this instance the BM II display/DCU can only be connected to Display
A→D positions and will only be able to access transceivers A→D.
The BridgeMaster II display cannot be used for E/F transceivers, or in E/F position for six way
interswitch units.
Radar Video is routed through the unit unchanged via a separate co-axial cable. Low voltage
outputs from the Display (or Interswitch Unit) provide power for the unit.
To minimise installation cabling, the DCU should be mounted below decks in the vicinity of the
Display Unit (and Interswitch Unit) - refer to the system diagrams and cabling schedules within
this manual for typical details of the cabling requirements.
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BRIDGEMASTER E
BRIDGEMASTER E
SCANNER UNIT
SCANNER UNIT
X or S BAND
X or S BAND
DCU BRIDGEMASTER E
65840A INTERSWITCH
65842/65846
BRIDGEMASTER
DCU
INTERSWITCH
65840A
65642/65644
BRIDGEMASTER BRIDGEMASTER
DISPLAY UNIT DISPLAY UNIT
DCU USED WITH DCU USED WITH

EARLIER BRIDGEMASTER E
BRIDGEMASTER INTERSWITCH
INTERSWITCH
Figure 1.2 – Placement of DCU within Interswitched Systems
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INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

carried out at installation to set up internal links and presets.
Refer to Chapter 9 in this manual for details of system interconnections and cable details.
As a diagnostic aid when commissioning and servicing, 5 LED’s are fitted on the DCU PCB.
These are numbered D1 to D5. Their functions are as follows:
Normal Operation is indicated by D2, D3, D4, D5 off, with D1 pulsing on/off.
D2 on - indicates that the Display is in slave mode.
D3 on - indicates that there is a communications failure to the Transceiver
D4 on - indicates that there is a data failure to the Transceiver.
D5 on - indicates that there is a communications failure to the Interswitch.

- Note that in Test Mode, D5 pulses on/off.
Link And Switch Setting
Refer to Figure 1.4 for details of settings.
Note that the configuration switches and links are only updated during start-up.
(However, momentarily shorting Test Link 7 will cause a forced reset which will update any
changes in switch or link status.)
Preset Potentiometer Adjustment
Refer to Figure 1.4 for positions of DCU presets that require adjustment.
The PCB contains 4 presets as follows:
RV1 is the Coarse Tune control for Transceiver A
RV2 is the Coarse Tune control for Transceiver B
RV3 is the Coarse Tune control for Transceiver C
RV4 is the Coarse Tune control for Transceiver D
On a non-interswitched system, only RV1 will need adjustment.
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PROCEDURE:
Refer to Figure 1.3 for positions of Display presets.
Set the BridgeMaster Display internal Coarse Tune Control, RV3 (under the lid of the Display)
fully anticlockwise (= zero).
Set RV1 on the DCU to fully anticlockwise. (Note that RV1 is a 20 turn potentiometer).
Select Manual Tune mode (AFC = off), and start transmitting.
Adjust the (fine) Tune control on the Display Control Panel to mid-position.
Adjust RV1 on the DCU until best picture and optimum tuning indication is achieved.
(Tune for the maximum number of tuning ‘diamonds’ commensurate with the best picture).
Switch on AFC and confirm that the picture locks without degradation.
In an interswitched system, the above procedure must be repeated for additional Transceivers
B, C, D using RV2, RV3, RV4 respectively.
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Figure 1.3 – Potentiometer and PCB Location: 180/250/340 Display Series
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Figure 1.4 – Display Compatibility Unit – Circuit Board Details
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Figure 1.5 – Display Compatibility Unit – Installation Drawing
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
General Description
The primary functions of the Display Compatibility Unit (DCU) are as follows:
a) A serial communications interface to the Transceiver and Turning Unit
b) A second serial communications interface to control the Interswitch Unit type 65842 or
65846
c) A parallel interface to the BridgeMaster (or other) Display Unit for Interswitch and
Transceiver control.
Effectively, the DCU appears ‘transparent’ to the Display, Scanner and Interswitch Units.
The DCU is powered from the Display Unit.
Transceiver Unit Interface
Serial Data from Transceiver. RS422 differential signal at a data rate of 76.8Kbaud, and a
message rate derived from the Turning Unit antenna speed. This generates 4096 bytes of data
per revolution of the antenna.
Serial Data from D.C.U. RS422 differential signal at a data rate of 76.8Kbaud. Each serial
message is sent at an interval of a minimum of once per second.
Display Trigger Input. An RS422 differential signal carrying a Pulse of Width 0.25 to 10 uS. The
leading edge of the pulse indicates to.
SART Video Input. An RS422 port reserved for SART Video.
Radar Video Input. Negative going video signal, 3V peak amplitude, 40MHz bandwidth,
shoulder noise 0.25 V, Impedance 75ohm.
Display Interface. Inputs:
Standby/Transmit. Low = Transmit

Low input ≤1V, when drawing 10mA max.
High input ≥3V, leakage current ≤50µA
Pulse Length Controls (Voltage Specification as for Standby/Transmit as above)

Two control lines: Pulse Length 1 Pulse length 2
Long Pulse High High
Medium Pulse High Low
Short Pulse Low High
L.O.Tune
Manual Tuning I/p 0V to +5V (overvoltage protected to ≤26V)
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AFC/Manual Low = Manual
Voltage Specification as for Standby/Transmit as above.
Performance Monitor On/Off. Low = Off

Performance Monitor Tx/Rx. High = Tx

Performance Monitor XR Adjust 0 to +15V (+18V max)
Performance Monitor XT Adjust 0 to +15V (+18V max)
Performance Monitor Tune 0 to +5V (+7V max)
Display Interface. Outputs
Display Trigger Output

Positive going pulse, to defined by leading edge.
Trigger Amplitude 10V min - 15V max.
Trigger Duration 100ns min - 10µs max.
Above parameters when terminated in 75ohms.
(Input to output delay not to exceed 50ns)
Tune Indicator
Analogue output between 0V and +5V. Translated by interface to the 'on-tune' characteristics
expected by the Display.
Radar Video Output. Positive or Negative going video signal, (inversion selectable by internal
jumpers), 3V peak amplitude, 40MHz bandwidth, shoulder noise 0.25 V, terminated with 75ohm
impedance.
SART Video Output. [Positive or Negative going Auxiliary Video Signal, (inversion selectable by
internal jumpers), 3V nominal peak amplitude, 20MHz bandwidth, shoulder noise 0.25 V,
terminated with 75 ohm impedance. 20MHz bandwidth, terminated with 75 ohm impedance.
Logic 0 ≤ 1V, Logic 1 ≥ 2V]
Fault Monitoring Interface.
A series of dc voltages multiplexed on to a single wire by the DCU to relay relevant parameters
to the display.
Max admissible output voltage +5V
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Bearing
Facilities to regenerate various types of bearing transmission are included. Selector switches
permit the selection of the correct phase-lock loop scaling factors to create these from the 4096
azimuth pulses from the Transceiver.
Pulses Per Revolution 90, 256 or 360
Mark Space Ratio Better than 1.5:1.
Amplitude (high). 12V max - 4.5V min. at Iout <1mA.
Amplitude (low) <0.4V at Isink <50mA.
Heading Marker
Simulates a single closing contact, looking at a resistive load to -15V. Iout ≤ 50mA
Interswitch Interface
Serial Data to Interswitch type 65842 (or 65846). RS422 differential signal. Message rate is
4800 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, even parity, sent at a minimum of one byte per second.
Serial Data from Interswitch type 65842 (or 65846). RS422 differential signal. Message rate is
4800 baud ,8 data bits, 1 stop bit, even parity, sent a minimum of one byte per second.
Three Interswitch select lines ISW1 to ISW3 from the BridgeMaster Display. Each line complies
with TTL thresholds, and is protected against overvoltages of up to 60V.
Three Interswitch tellback lines ISW4 to ISW6 to simulate interswitch Unit type 65642 or 65644.
Each line complies with TTL thresholds and is protected against overvoltages of up to 60V.
Power Requirements
+15V +15V ± 10%.

Current 150mA max.
-15V -15V ± 10%.

Current 20mA max.
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ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATION
Temperature
Operating -15°C to +55°C
Storage -25°C to +70°C
Relative Humidity
95% at 40°C (non condensing)
Weights and Dimensions

Nominal
Height Depth Width
Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg)
Display Compatibility Unit 108 276 270 3.0
Compass Safe Distances

Standard Steering
Display Compatibility Unit 0.9 m 0.6 m
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Transceiver Compatibility Unit
CHAPTER 2
ANCILLARY UNITS
TRANSCEIVER COMPATIBILITY UNIT
CONTENTS
ENVIORNMENTAL SPECIFICATION ....................................................................................... 19
Figures
Figure 2.1 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit 65841A – General View .......................................... 1

Figure 2.2 – Placement of TCU within Interswitched Systems .................................................... 3
Figure 2.3 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit Logic PCB Assembly 65841801.............................. 6
Figure 2.4 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit AC PSU 65841803.................................................. 7
Figure 2.5 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit DC PSU 65841804.................................................. 8
Figure 2.6 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit – Installation Drawing.............................................. 9
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Figure 2.1 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit 65841A – General View
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Introduction
The Transceiver Compatibility Unit has been designed as an interface between existing
BridgeMaster X-Band and S-Band Transceivers and the new BridgeMaster E Series range of
Displays. It can be used with any Transceiver with original BridgeMaster compatible signals. It
converts the serial data format used by the BridgeMaster E Series of radar to a parallel control
line format used by the original BridgeMaster series of radar. In addition, it converts the
BridgeMaster E serial Interswitch control to that of the original BridgeMaster 2-Way Interswitch.
The TCU is a bulkhead mounted unit that comprises a power supply PCB with filtered mains
input and a logic PCB. Apart from the external supply input (AC or DC option), all
interconnections are made to the logic PCB. The power supply PCB supplies the Transceiver
power as well as power to the 65642 Interswitch in installations where this is fitted. The logic
PCB controls the overall operation of the TCU.
carried out on installation to set up internal links and switch settings.
There are two variants of TCU:
65841A, which is AC powered.
65841D, which is DC powered.
There is a common Despatch Kit for all variants, 65841600, which contains all necessary fixings
and connectors.
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BRIDGEMASTER BRIDGEMASTER
SCANNER UNIT SCANNER UNIT
X or S-BAND X or S-BAND
BRIDGEMASTER
TCU
INTERSWITCH
65841A
65642 / 65644
BRIDGEMASTER E
TCU
INTERSWITCH
65841A
65842 / 65846
BRIDGEMASTER E BRIDGEMASTER E
TCU USED WITH BRDGEMASTER E TCU USED WITH EARLIER

INTERSWITCH BRIDGEMASTER INTERSWITCH
Figure 2.2 – Placement of TCU within Interswitched Systems
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Link Settings
The link settings on the Power Supply PCB are intended for testing and fault finding purposes
and are factory set for normal operation. They should only be moved/removed by a qualified
Service Engineer.
The Logic PCB has one link that must be set on installation, LK2, which defines the type of
bearing input from the Turning Unit. All other links are factory set for normal operation and
should only be set/removed by a qualified Service Engineer.
Power Supply PCB
LKA - Start Test Link

Normal Operation FIT 2-3
Test Operation FIT 1-2
LK1 - High Voltage Isolation Link

Normal Operation FITTED
Test Operation NOT FITTED
LK2 & LK3 - Input Voltage Select Links

230V LK2 FITTED
115V LK3 FITTED
LK4L & H, LK5L & H - Motor Supply Select Links

Low Speed X-Band LK4L & LK5L FITTED
High Speed X-Band LK4H & LK5H FITTED
TCU Logic PCB
LK1 - ATE XTAL Bypass Link

Factory Setting FITTED
LK2 - Set Bearing Input Link
90 ppr Input FIT 1-2
360 ppr Input FIT 2-3
LK3 - ATE Test Link

Factory Setting NOT FITTED
LK4 - Alternative UART Link 1

LK5 - Alternative UART Link 2
Factory Setting NOT FITTED
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1 2 3 4
TSP AC PSU DC PSU
1 LINE +VE
2 ------ +VE
3 ------ -VE
4 NEUTRAL -VE
E/TAG EARTH EARTH
TSP
TCU INPUT SUPPLY CONNECTOR TSP
Dual-In-Line (DIL) Switch Settings
The TCU Logic PCB has an 8-way DIL switch that is used to set various parameters used by
the TCU depending on the system configuration.
SW1 Defines which BridgeMaster E Display (either A or B) the TCU is connected to in a

65642 BridgeMaster Interswitched system.
SW2 Selects whether TCU is in Master (normal) operating mode or whether it is set to be
in permanent Slave Mode
SW3 These three switches are used to define the type of Transceiver the TCU is
SW4 connected to in single and BM E interswitched systems. It also defines Transceiver A
SW5 when used in a 65642 BridgeMaster Interswitch system.
SW6 These three switches are used to define Transceiver B when used in a 65642
SW7 BridgeMaster Interswitched system.
SW8
SW SWITCH-OFF SWITCH-ON
1 Display A Display B
2 Master ( normal ) Mode Permanent Slave Mode
3 TxA S-Band TxA X-Band
4 TxA 25kW (or 30kW) TxA 10kW
5 TxA BridgeMaster (X-Band only) TxA Non-BridgeMaster
6 TxB S-Band TxB X-Band
7 TxB 25kW (or 30kW) TxB 10kW
8 TxB BridgeMaster (X-Band only) TxB Non-BridgeMaster
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Figure 2.3 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit Logic PCB Assembly 65841801
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Figure 2.4 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit AC PSU 65841803
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Figure 2.5 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit DC PSU 65841804
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Figure 2.6 – Transceiver Compatibility Unit – Installation Drawing
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General
The primary functions of the Transceiver Compatibility Unit (TCU) are as follows:
a) Serial communications interface with Display Unit for Transceiver control.
b) A second serial communications interface with the Display Unit for Interswitch control.
c) A parallel interface with the BridgeMaster Turning Unit and Transceiver.
d) A parallel interface to the BridgeMaster Interswitch Unit Type 65642
e) AC or DC Power supplies for the following BridgeMaster units: Transceiver, Turning Unit,
Performance Monitor and Interswitch Unit.
Effectively the TCU appears ‘transparent’ to the Display and Scanner Units.
The external supply voltage (AC or DC option) is always applied to the unit. The PSU stays in
standby until enabled by the presence of a voltage (either polarity) on the RS422 DU_DATA
input fed via the logic board from the Display/Interswitch Unit. This initiates the internal power
supply which will then turn on the external supply to the Transceiver.
Technical Description
There are two modes of operation for the TCU;
Master mode, where the display has control of the Transceiver and Slave mode where the
Display simply listens to the state of the Transceiver but has no control over it. In Master mode
the TCU has full functionality; it decodes control messages from the Display, sets the control
lines to the Transceiver accordingly, compiles the current operating status and configuration of
the Transceiver and sends this information back to the Display as serial data. In Slave mode the
TCU ignores the incoming messages from the Display and has no control of the Transceiver, it
simply compiles the current operating status and sends the information back to the display in
serial format.
The default condition for the TCU is Master.
The TCU can be set to Slave Mode in a number of ways;
1 DIL switch 2, if set, configures the TCU to be permanently in Slave mode, (mainly used
when connected to a radar simulator where there is no control allowed).
2 The Display, when connected to a BridgeMaster Interswitch, can request to be in Slave

mode.
3 The Interswitch tellback signals can force the TCU into Slave Mode if requested by the
second Display in the Interswitch system.
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Video signals from the transceiver are buffered in the TCU before being sent to the Display
down the standard 75ohm coaxial cable. Trigger signals from the Transceiver are fed into the
TCU and converted to RS422 format before being sent to the Display.
Bearing information from the Transceiver is in either 90 or 360 pulses per antenna revolution.
This is converted to 4096 pulses per antenna revolution before being used to initiate the serial
message transmission. The conversion is done in a conventional phase-locked loop circuit. The
microprocessor automatically detects whether the input is from a Standard Speed or a High
Speed Turning Unit by measuring the interval between heading markers, and selects the
correct oscillator timing components for the phase-locked loop.
Technical Specification
Display Unit Interface - TCU to/from Display
Serial Data to Display. RS422 differential signal at a data rate of 76.8Kbaud and a message
rate derived from the Turning Unit azimuth signal. This generates 4096 bytes of data per
revolution of the antenna.
Serial Data from Display. RS422 differential signal at a data rate of 76.8Kbaud, the serial
messages are initiated by a timed scheduler within the Display software.
Display Trigger Output. An RS422 differential signal carrying a Pulse of Width 0.1 to 10 µs. The
leading edge of the pulse indicates To.
Video Output. Negative video, 3V nominal peak into 75Ω termination, 40MHz bandwidth,
shoulder noise 0.25V.
Transceiver Interface - TCU to Transceiver
Standby/Transmit. Low = Transmit

Low output £ 0.6V, capable of sinking 150mA min.
High output open circuit (To withstand 24V min.)
Pulse Length Control - Short Pulse

Drive requirements as above.
Pulse Length Control - Medium Pulse

Drive requirements as for above.
Pulse length control lines: SP MP

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Sequence Control to invoke Long Pulse between Medium and Short Pulse transitions
Drive Requirements as above.
L.O. Tune
Manual Tuning o/p 0V to +25V
AFC/Manual Low = Manual

Low output £ 0.5V, capable of sinking 20mA min.
High output open circuit (To withstand 33V min.)
Tx/Rx Bite. Clocking signal for bite circuit, High to Low = CLK
Performance Monitor On. Low = Off

Performance Monitor Tx/Rx. High = Tx

Performance Monitor XR Adjust.

To generate 0 to +15V, into 200K (+18V max)
Performance Monitor XT Adjust.

Performance Monitor Tune.

Transceiver Interface - TCU from Transceiver
Display Trigger Input.
Positive going pulse, to defined by leading edge.

Trigger Amplitude 8V min - 24V max.
Trigger Duration 100ns min - 10µs max.
Above parameters when terminated in 75ohms.
(Input to output delay not to exceed 50ns)
Video Input.
Negative video, 3V nominal peak into 75Ω termination, 40MHz bandwidth, shoulder noise 0.25V
Tune Indicator
Analogue input between 0V and +5V. Translated by interface for 'on-tune' characteristics of the
transceiver.
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Tx/Rx Status.
Fault monitoring within the Transceiver is in the form of a series of DC voltages multiplexed on
to a single wire. The TCU relays these relevant parameters to the display.
Max admissible input voltage +5V
Bearing
Facilities to accept various types of bearing transmission shall be included, the design is to
contain selector switches to permit the selection of the correct phase-lock loop scaling factors to
generate 4096 azimuth pulses per revolution.
Pulses Per Revolution 90 or 360

Mark Space Ratio Better than 1.5:1.
Amplitude (high). 2.4V min - 5V max. at Iout <1mA.
Amplitude (low) <0.8V at Isink <50mA.
Heading Marker.
Single closing contact to 0V. Iout £ 50mA max. Compatible with -15V referenced heading
marker signals.
Interswitch Interfaces
Serial Data from 65800 Series Display Unit. RS422 differential signal.
Serial Data to 65800 Series Display Unit. RS422 differential signal.
Three Interswitch select lines ISW1 to ISW3 to control interswitch Unit type 65642. Drive
requirements as above.
Three Interswitch tellback lines ISW4 to ISW6 from interswitch Unit type 65642. Each line
accepts TTL thresholds, and is protected against overvoltages of up to 60V.
Operation
Pulse length changing and standby/transmit.
When changing pulse length, the transceiver is set to standby for 100ms before changing the
pulse length control lines and 200ms afterwards, before going back to transmit.
When switching from standby to transmit (except during pulse length changing) the transceiver
is prevented from going straight into Long Pulse. If Long Pulse is selected when switching from
standby to transmit, the Transceiver is forced to Medium Pulse for 2.5s and will then switch to
Long Pulse.
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Tx/Rx Bite
This will only be active when the TCU is connected to a BridgeMaster Transceiver, if connected
to any other Transceiver, the best values sent to the Display, other than those pertinent to the
TCU itself, will be set to zero.
The Tx/Rx bite clocking signal is a pulse of 100ms duration from +5V to 0V.
Only two of the BridgeMaster bite values are monitored by the TCU; standby/transmit (Test 1)
will be used to detect whether the timer in the Transceiver is on or off and the Magnetron
Current (Test 8) will be sent down as a best value and used to detect whether the spark gap is
arcing over.
Test 1 is only done during standby to detect whether the timer has expired. The magnetron
current is only monitored during transmit. The counter in the BridgeMaster Transceiver is reset
during standby so that every time the TCU sets the Transceiver to standby, even during pulse
length changes or sector blanking, the TCU has to clock the bite circuit on 7 times before
reading the value.
The +36V and +15V power supply lines in the TCU are monitored and a scaled reading is fed
back to the Display. The Modulator Volts are not monitored and the reading sent back to the
Display is set to zero.
+5V +5V +5V
0V 0V 0V
ON -TUNE ON -TUNE ON -TUNE
Fig 2 - E Tune Ind Fig 3 - BridgeMaster Tune Ind Fig - Integrated Video Tune Ind
Tune Indicator
There are two methods of reading the tune indicator values depending on whether the
Transceiver is a BridgeMaster or another type. A BridgeMaster tune indicator signal ranges
from 0V to +5V where ‘ON TUNE’ is 2.5V (fig.3). This will be read into the TUNE IND input of
the adc and converted to the BridgeMaster E format (fig.2). When a non BridgeMaster
transceiver is to be used, the tune indicator will be generated by integrating the radar video
signal. This will generate the tuning characteristics shown in fig.4. This value will be fed into a
separate input of the ADC and converted to the BridgeMaster E format.
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Master/Slave Operation
The TCU will monitor and convert the Interswitch control messages from the BridgeMaster E
Display to determine whether it is currently a Master or Slave Display. If there are no messages
the TCU assumes it is a Master display. If the permanent Slave bit has been set the Interswitch
processing is disabled and the TCU becomes a Slave only. To exit from this mode, the DIL
switch must be reset and the unit turned off then on again.
Interswitch Control
When the TCU is connected between a BridgeMaster E Display and a BridgeMaster Interswitch
it will operate in the following manner:
On power-up the message sequence between the Display and TCU is as follows:
Display Sends: TCU Sends:
1. Null Byte
2. Display Reference
4. Local Config Byte
5. Null Byte
7. Null Byte
9. Etc..
The Display then sends a null byte approximately every second as a keep alive signal. Each
time the TCU receives a null byte it will reply with the Display reference.
When the operator requires a change in configuration the sequence is as follows:
Display Sends: TCU Operation:
1. Local Config Byte

2. Set ISW Lines 1 & 2
3. Wait 1 Second
4. Read ISW Tellbacks 4 & 5
5. Either: send Error Message and Old Config Byte
6. Or: Send New Config Byte
7. Null Byte
9. Etc...
The Display Reference is set using the DIL switch S1 and results in the Display Reference Byte
being set to 09 hex or 0a hex for Tx A and B respectively.
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Config. Message from TCU
D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0
Slave = 0 TxRx A = 001 1 DuA = 001
Master = 1 TxRx B = 010 DuB = 010
Where D4 - D7 are obtained by decoding the ISW4 & 5 lines and the display number is set
within the TCU hardware.
Power Supplies
Inputs:
Single Phase AC input 95V min 276V max

47Hz min 64Hz max
Over-voltage Transients 40% above nominal for 1 sec max without causing damage. At or
above this level, the input fuse may blow.
Pulsed transients + 1200V peak, rise time 2 to 10us, duration <20us. Common or
differential mode.
Under-Voltage Mains dropout is monitored and may cause the system to reset.
Low Voltage DC Input 21.6V - 32V measured at the compatibility unit input.
Over-Voltage Transients Voltages over 51V will cause an automatic shutdown.
Pulse Transients Symmetrical (line-line): 500V, source impedance 12Ω, rise/fall time
100ns, duration 10µs.
Line-ground: 500V, source impedance 12Ω, rise/fall time 100ns
duration 60µs.
Reverse Protection Provision is to made to protect against reversal of the external

supply. This may cause a fuse to blow.
Under-Voltage DC input dropout is monitored and may cause the system to be

reset.
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Outputs:
Modulator HT.Voltage -140V ± 10%.

Current 10kW 600mA mA max.
25kW. 800mA mA max.
+15V for Bite & Bearing +15V ± 6%. at 400mA max
+15V +15V ± 10%. at 1.5A max
-15V -15V ± 10%. at 100mA max
+24V +24V ± 20% at 2A mean (4.6A peak).
Internal Circuit Power Supplies
+15V +15V ± 5%. at 100mA max
+5V +5V ± 5% at 250mA max
-15V -15V ± 5%. at 50mA max
+36V +36V ± 5% at 50mA max
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Temperature
Relative Humidity

Nominal
Height Depth Width
Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg)
Transceiver Compatibility Unit 436 420 130 10.0

Standard Steering
Transceiver Compatibility Unit 0.9 m 0.6 m
TCU Power Supply Fuse
AC PSU
5 Amp, 31mm, Ceramic Body, Antisurge
Code Number: 2180413
DC PSU
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems 2-Way Interswitch Unit
CHAPTER 3
ANCILLARY UNITS
2-WAY INTERSWITCH UNIT
65842A
CONTENTS
Figures
Figure 3.1 – 2-Way Interswitch Unit 65842A – General View ...................................................... 1

Figure 3.2 – Placement of Interswitch Unit in Hybrid System ...................................................... 3
Figure 3.3 – 2-Way Interswitch Unit – Installation Drawing ......................................................... 5
Figure 3.4 – 2-Way Interswitch PCB Assembly 65842800 .......................................................... 7
Figure 3.5 – Typical Examples of Status Panel Read-Outs......................................................... 9
Figure 3.6 – Block Diagram – Interswitched System ................................................................. 10
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Figure 3.1 – 2-Way Interswitch Unit 65842A – General View
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Interswitch Unit is used as part of a Marine Radar System for installation in ships’ bridges
and wheelhouses.
An Interswitched system comprises more than one radar combined so that the whole system
can be controlled and configured from any display position. This is often desirable when only
one operator is on duty, as it gives the choice of selecting a particular radar for a particular
condition, ie, S-Band in heavy rain and open waters or X-Band for high definition in congested
areas. It also permits multiple display operation when required and allows for standby radars to
be immediately operational in the event of a failure.
The BridgeMaster E Series Interswitch Unit works directly with the BridgeMaster E Series range
of Displays and Scanner Units, but requires compatibility units for interfacing with the original
BridgeMaster or Master Series units in hybrid systems.
The 2-Way Interswitch allows one or two Transceivers to be connected to up to four Displays.
The Interswitch Unit is housed in a purpose designed enclosure with the electronic circuitry
contained on a single PCB.
Connects are fitted to the PCB to enable manual bypassing of the Interswitch control logic in the
event of an Interswitch failure .
Surface mount devices are used throughout the design.
Power for the Interswitch Unit is derived from the System Display or Display Compatibility units,
with any display capable of powering the Interswitch Unit.
A Despatch Kit, 65842600, contains all necessary fixings and connectors.
Refer to Chapter 9 – System Interconnections and Cable Details in this manual for typical
system installation details.
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BRIDGEMASTER BRIDGEMASTER E
TCU
65841A
BRIDGEMASTER E
INTERSWITCH
65842 / 65846
DCU
65840A
BRIDGEMASTER E BRIDGEMASTER
Figure 3.2 – Placement of Interswitch Unit in Hybrid System
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Siting Considerations
The maximum separation between the Interswitch and an operating display should not exceed
12 metres. (i.e. if only one display in the system may be functioning, and the other displays are
turned off; the distance between the interswitch and the display that is functioning must not
exceed 12 metres.).
If this is not practicable to achieve, then an additional cable should be used for the +/-12V
power connection between the interswitch and the display.
Interswitch Hardware Configuration
Dil Switches
In order to indicate which Displays and Transceivers are connected to the Interswitch, set the
appropriate switches to the ‘off’position.
There are two 4-way DIL Switches on the 2-Way Interswitch PCB board. SW1 selects Display
Units while SW2 selects Transceivers.
Link Settings
Mode Link Setting
Global LK1 2-3
Local LK1 1-2
Normal LK2 12
Reset Defaults LK2 2-3
Link 1 selects LOCAL or GLOBAL setting. If the system is in the Local Mode, a Display Unit
can only change the Transceiver to which it is connected and select either master or slave
mode. If the system is in the Global Mode, any display can completely re-configure the entire
system.
Inserting Link 2 at position 2-3 loads the default settings at power-up. For a fully populated
system, the default state will be one-to-one connections as shown below:
DUA master to TXA DUB master to TXB

DUC slave to TXA DUD slave to TXA
Links 3 & 4 are for test and diagnostic purposes only.
Link Settings
LK3 Factory set 1-2
LK4 Not fitted
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Figure 3.3 – 2-Way Interswitch Unit – Installation Drawing
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Figure 3.4 – 2-Way Interswitch PCB Assembly 65842800
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Interface to Transceiver
There is a bi-directional serial port to send signals to and receive them from the transceiver.
This is an RS422 differential signal. Trigger, Video and SART video are sent down separate
cables. The Trigger and SART video are also received as RS422 differential signals. The video
is received via a coaxial cable.
Radar Video Input Peak amplitude -2.5V to -5.5V

Shoulder noise -0.25V minimum
Input Impedance 75Ω ± 10%
Interface to Display Unit (Transceiver Information)
There is a bi-directional serial port to send signals to and receive them from the display or
compatibility unit. These are RS422 differential signals. Trigger, Video and SART video are sent
down separate cables. The Trigger and SART video are also sent as RS422 differential signals.
The video is sent via a coax cable.
Radar Video Output Peak amplitude -2.5V to -5.5V

Interface to Display Unit (Control)
There is a bi-directional serial port to send and receive signals from the display or compatibility
unit. These are RS422 differential signals. One receives the configuration requests from the
Display, the second one returns acknowledge and configuration signals back to the display or
Display Compatibility Unit. Two additional twisted pair cables bring in the power supply to the
Interswitch Unit from the display or Display Compatibility Unit.
Bypass Connections
On the Interswitch PCB, additional connectors are provided. These allow a display to be
connected to a Transceiver, bypassing the Interswitch. This permits TXA to be connected to
one Display and TXB to be connected to another of the 4 possible Displays. 2 displays will be
therefore out of action.
Note: MIST will not be available to any Display in Bypass Mode.
General Distribution Connectors
These enable LOG, COMPASS, NAV I/P etc to be distributed to all the display units via parallel
connected terminal blocks. It comprises :
1 input terminal block and 4 output terminal blocks on the Interswitch PCB.
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System Status
Visual indication of the system status is provided.

Green and Red LEDs show whether a display is connected to Transceiver A or Transceiver B.
Additional Green and Red LEDs show whether the Display Unit is master or slave to the
Transceiver. If a Display has not been configured, then the associated LED will not be
illuminated.
DISPLAYS A B C D
A (Red)
TRANSCEIVER
B (GREEN)
MASTER (Red)
SLAVE (Green)
2 - WAY INTERSWITCH
FILE REF: ISWTABLE.DWG
Figure 3.5 – Typical Examples of Status Panel Read-Outs
Mutual Interference Suppression Trigger (MIST)
There is one input from an external source which is mixed with the triggers from each
Transceiver. The combined signal is fed out as an external display MIST. Each Display is
supplied with this composite trigger excluding the trigger from the Transceiver that the Display
is currently connected to.
Interconnections
All inputs and outputs enter and leave on the underside of the Interswitch Unit. All connections
physically plug directly into the Interswitch logic PCB.
The cables to the Turning Units/Transceivers consist of a quad twisted pair cable with overall
screen for Trigger, SART Video and the bi-directional serial data, and a co-ax cable for Video.
The cables to the Display Units consist of two quad twisted pair cables. One provides the
Transceiver signals for Trigger, SART Video, bi-directional serial data, bi-directional interswitch
control data, positive and negative power. The Transceiver video input and output are via co-ax
cables, as is the output MIST.
The Interswitch Unit has one External Transceiver MIST co-ax input, one External Display MIST
co-ax output and four co-ax Display MIST outputs.
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6-WAY INTERSWITCH UNIT ONLY

#
#
COMMON TO 2-WAY & 6-WAY
SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION
INTERSWITCH UNITS
FILE REF:ISWSYS.DWG
# CABLES FOR:
COMPASS (6 CORE)
LOG (2 CORE)
NAV I/P (2 CORE)
Figure 3.6 – Block Diagram – Interswitched System
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Interswitch Power Supply
Each Display Unit supplies +12V (+15V) & -12V (-15V) to the Interswitch.
The +12V (+15V) inputs are diode OR'd to produce ≈ +11V (+14V).
The -12V (-15V) inputs are diode OR'd to produce ≈ -11V (+14V).
An on-board regulator produces +5V for the logic.
Interswitch Unit Hardware Description
An 89C52 microcontroller with on-board Flash memory running at 12 MHZ communicates with
the Display Units via bi-directional serial links. The data transferred includes status i.e. Display
is master or slave, which Transceiver is connected to which Display. A watchdog facility is also
provided.
A Quad UART is used for the bi-directional serial communication with the Display Units or
Compatibility Unit. Received data generates interrupts for the microcontroller which reads the
data from the UART and acts upon that data. A message is then returned with the new status.
Any change of status is stored in an EEPROM allowing the Interswitch to return to the current
status in the event of a power failure.
Logic multiplexers are used to route the signals between the Display Units and Transceivers
and analogue 'T' switches route the video.
The microcontroller also drives an LED status display.
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Temperature
Relative Humidity

Nominal
Height Depth Width
Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg)
2-Way Interswitch Unit 65842A 346 109 374 5.0

Standard Steering
2-Way Interswitch Unit 65842A 0.9 m 0.6 m
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ANCILLARY UNITS
6-WAY INTERSWITCH UNIT
65846A
CONTENTS
Figures
Figure 4.1 – 6-Way Interswitch Unit 65846A – General View ...................................................... 1

Figure 4.2 – Placement of Interswitch Unit in Hybrid System ...................................................... 3
Figure 4.3 – 6-Way Interswitch PCB Assembly 65846800 .......................................................... 5
Figure 4.4 – 6-Way Interswitch Bypass PCB Assembly 65846801.............................................. 6
Figure 4.5 – 6-Way Interswitch Unit – Installation Drawing ......................................................... 7
Figure 4.6 – Typical Examples of Status Panel Read-Outs....................................................... 10
Figure 4.7 – Block Diagram – Interswitched System ................................................................. 11
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Note that this Chapter should be read in conjunction with that for the 2-Way Interswitch Unit
65842A. Both units have been designed with a high degree of commonality, including that of
the software.
The Interswitch Unit is used as part of a Marine Radar System for installation in ships' bridges
and wheelhouses.
An Interswitched system comprises more than one radar combined so that the whole system
can be controlled and configured from any display position. This is often desirable when only
one operator is on duty, as it gives the choice of selecting a particular radar for a particular
condition, ie., S-Band in heavy rain and open waters or X-Band for high definition in congested
areas. it also permits multiple display operation when required and allows for standby radars to
be immediately operational in the event of a failure.
The BridgeMaster E Series Interswitch Unit works directly with the BridgeMaster E Series range
of Displays and Scanner Units, but requires compatibility units for interfacing with the original
BridgeMaster or Master Series units in hybrid systems.
The 6-Way Interswitch Unit allows a combination of up to 6 Displays with up to 6 Transceivers.
The Interswitch Unit is housed in a purpose designed enclosure with the electronic circuitry
contained on PCB 65846800. Surface mount devices are used throughout the design. A
separate Bypass PCB, 65846801, houses the bypass and distribution connectors.
Connectors are fitted to the Bypass PCB to enable manual bypassing of the Interswitch control
logic in the event of an Interswitch failure. The Bypass PCB enables the logic PCB to be
removed for servicing without affecting the bypass function.
Power for the Interswitch Unit is derived from the System Display or Display Compatibility units,
with any display capable of powering the Interswitch Unit.
Refer to Chapter 9 - System Interconnections and Cable Details in this manual for typical
system installation details.
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BRIDGEMASTER BRIDGEMASTER E
TCU
65841A
BRIDGEMASTER E
INTERSWITCH
65842 / 65846
DCU
65840A
BRIDGEMASTER E BRIDGEMASTER
Figure 4.2 – Placement of Interswitch Unit in Hybrid System
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Siting Considerations
The maximum separation between the Interswitch and an operating display should not exceed
12 metres. (i.e. if only one display in the system may be functioning, and the other displays are
turned off; the distance between the interswitch and the display that is functioning must not
exceed 12 metres.).
If this is not practicable to achieve, then n additional cable should be used for the +/-12V power
connections between the interswitch and the display.
Interswitch Hardware Configuration
Dil Switches
In order to indicate which Displays and Transceivers are connected to the Interswitch, set the
appropriate switches to the ‘off’position.
There are two 6-way DIL Switches on the 6-Way Interswitch PCB board. SW1 selects Display
Units while SW2 selects Transceivers.
Link Settings
Mode Link Setting
Global LK1 2-3
Local LK1 1-2
Normal LK2 12
Reset Defaults LK2 2-3
Link 1 selects LOCAL or GLOBAL setting. If the system is in the Local Mode, a Display Unit
can only change the Transceiver to which it is connected and select either master or slave
mode. If the system is in the Global Mode, any display can completely re-configure the entire
system.
Inserting Link 2 at position 2-3 loads the default settings at power-up. For a fully populated
system, the default state will be one-to-one connections as shown below:
DUA master to TXA DUB master to TXB

DUC master to TXC DUD master to TXD
DUE master to TXE DUF master to TXF
If there are more Displays than Transceivers, the excess Displays will be allocated in slave
mode, eg, DUA (master) – TXA, DUB (master) – TXB, DUC (slave) – TXA, DUD (slave) – TXA.
Links 3 & 4 are for test and diagnostic purposes only.
Link Settings
LK3 Factory set 1-2
LK4 Not fitted
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Figure 4.3 – 6-Way Interswitch PCB Assembly 65846800
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Bypass connectors TST1, TSD1,

SKTI and SKD1
Figure 4.4 – 6-Way Interswitch Bypass PCB Assembly 65846801
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Figure 4.5 – 6-Way Interswitch Unit – Installation Drawing

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Interface to Transceiver
There is a bi-directional serial port to send signals to and receive them from the transceiver.
This is an RS422 differential signal. Trigger, Video and SART video are sent down separate
cables. The Trigger and SART video are also received as RS422 differential signals. The video
is received via a coaxial cable.
Radar Video Input Peak amplitude -2.5V to -5.5V

Interface to Display Unit (Transceiver Information)
There is a bi-directional serial port to send signals to and receive them from the display or
compatibility unit. These are RS422 differential signals. Trigger, Video and SART video are sent
down separate cables. The Trigger and SART video are also sent as RS422 differential signals.
The video is sent via a coax cable.
Radar Video Output Peak amplitude -2.5V to -5.5V

Interface to Display Unit (Control)
There is a bi-directional serial port to send and receive signals from the display or compatibility
unit. These are RS422 differential signals. One receives the configuration requests from the
Display, the second one returns acknowledge and configuration signals back to the display or
Display Compatibility Unit. Two additional twisted pair cables bring in the power supply to the
Interswitch Unit from the display or Display Compatibility Unit.
Bypass Connections
On the Bypass PCB, 65846801, additional connectors are provided. These allow each display
to be connected to one Transceiver, bypassing the Interswitch logic PCB 65846800. This
precludes any slave Transceiver operation.
To bypass the Interswitch Unit in the event of an Interswitch Unit failure:
Remove the transceiver cables from TSTA and SKTA on Interswitch PCB Assembly 65846800
and connect them to TST1 and SKT1 on the Interswitch Bypass PCB assembly. This can be
repeated for each transceiver using TST**, and SKT** (where ** can be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5or 6)
Remove the cables for the display that it is required to connect to the transceiver from TSD*
and SKD* on the Interswitch PCB assembly (where * can be A, B, C, D, E or F), and connect
them to TSD1 and SKD1 on the Interswitch Bypass PCB assembly.
This can be repeated for the other displays by using TSD** and SKD** (where ** can be 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, or 6).
Note: MIST will not be available to any Display in Bypass Mode.
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General Distribution Connectors
These enable LOG, COMPASS, NAV I/P etc to be distributed to all the display units via parallel
connected terminal blocks. It comprises :
1 input terminal block and 6 output terminal blocks on the Interswitch PCB.
System Status
Visual indication of the system status is provided.

Six off, seven segment display, one for each Display Unit, indicate which Transceiver (A-F) is
connected to which Display Unit. Additional Green and Red LEDs show whether the Display
Unit is master or slave to the Transceiver. If a Display is not configured, then the associated
LED will not be illuminated.
DISPLAYS A B C D E F
TRANSCEIVER A C C A E F
MASTER (Red)
SLAVE (Green)
6- WAY INTERSWITCH
FILE REF: ISW6TABLE.DWG
Figure 4.6 – Typical Examples of Status Panel Read-Outs
Mutual Interference Suppression Trigger (MIST)
There is one input from an external source which is mixed with the triggers from each
Transceiver. The combined signal is fed out as an external display MIST. Each Display is
supplied with this composite trigger excluding the trigger from the Transceiver that the Display
is currently connected to.
Interconnections
All inputs and outputs enter and leave on the underside of the Interswitch Unit. All connections
physically plug directly into the Logic or Bypass PCBs.
The cables to the Turning Units/Transceivers consist of a quad twisted pair cable with overall
screen for Trigger, SART Video and the bi-directional serial data, and a co-ax cable for Video.
The cables to the Display Units consist of two quad twisted pair cables for Trigger, SART,
Video, bi-directional serial data interswitch control data, positive and negative power and a co-
ax cable for Video and a further co-ax cable for the MIST.
The 6-Way Interswitch Unit has one External Transceiver MIST co-ax inuput, one External
Display MIST co-ax output and 6 Display MIST outputs.
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6-WAY INTERSWITCH UNIT ONLY

#
#
COMMON TO 2-WAY & 6-WAY
SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION
INTERSWITCH UNITS
FILE REF:ISWSYS.DWG
# CABLES FOR:
COMPASS (6 CORE)
LOG (2 CORE)
NAV I/P (2 CORE)
Figure 4.7 – Block Diagram – Interswitched System
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Each Display Unit supplies +12V (+15V) & -12V (-15V) to the Interswitch.
The +12V (+15V) inputs are diode OR'd to produce » +11V (+14V).
The -12V (-15V) inputs are diode OR'd to produce » -11V (+14V).
An on-board regulator produces +5V for the logic.
In addition a second regulator produces -5V on the 6-Way Interswitch.
Interswitch Unit Hardware Description
An 89C52 microcontroller with on-board Flash memory running at 12 MHZ communicates with
the Display Units via bi-directional serial links. The data transferred includes status ie. Display is
master or slave, which Transceiver is connected to which Display. A watchdog facility is also
provided.
Two Quad UARTs are used for the bi-directional serial communication with the Display Units.
Received data generates interrupts for the microcontroller which reads the data from the UART
and acts upon that data. A message is then returned with the new status. Any change of status
is stored in an EEPROM allowing the Interswitch to return to the current status in the event of a
power failure. CPLDs are used to route the signals between the Display Units and Transceivers
and analogue Cross-point switches are used to route the video. The microcontroller also drives
a 7-segment LED status display.
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The interswitch units are capable of operating in a protected ship borne environment under the
following conditions.
Temperature
Relative Humidity

Nominal
Height Depth Width
Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg)
6-Way Interswitch Unit 65846A 510 109 400 7

Standard Steering
6-Way Interswitch Unit 65846A 0.9 m 0.6 m
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Serial Interface Unit
CHAPTER 5
ANCILLARY UNITS
SERIAL INTERFACE UNIT
65847A
CONTENTS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION.................................................................................................... 9
Figures
Figure 5.1 – Serial Interface Unit 65847A – General View .......................................................... 1

Figure 5.2 – Serial Interface Unit 65847A – PCB Assembly ........................................................ 4
Figure 5.3 – Serial Interface Unit 65847A – Circuit Diagram ....................................................... 5
Figure 5.4 – Serial Interface Unit – Installation Drawing.............................................................. 7
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FILE REF: SI_Unit.wmf
Figure 5.1 – Serial Interface Unit 65847A – General View
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Interface Unit, type 65847A, is designed to expand the range of input/output options
available to the standard BridgeMaster E Series range of Displays.
The unit has three serial inputs with opto-isolation, three serial outputs, three relay outputs, and
several miscellaneous signals. The three serial inputs (3, 4 & 5) are in addition to the standard
two inputs fitted to the Display.
All relays provide both normally open and normally closed contacts. One relay is used to start
external equipment (or may be used as a power fail indicator). The second and third relays are
called ALARM1 and ALARM2. The Display software controls the categories of alarm.
The Interface Unit also has the following miscellaneous signals:
1. Track Data – serial data about Own Ship and tracked targets.
2. Freeze Frame – when grounded, this stops the radar picture updating.
3. Buzzer+ and Buzzer Return – provides an external repeat of the internal buzzer.
There is no configuring or setting up procedure required for this unit.
Power supplies for the unit are taken from the Host Display Unit via the supplied 2 metre long
interface cable 65800514.
All items required for installation including the Interface Cable 65800514 are supplied with the
unit.
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Refer to System Interconnection and Cable Details – Chapter 9, in this manual for information
about the placement of the Interface Unit within expanded systems.
There is no configuring or setting up procedure required for this unit.
Power supplies for the unit are taken from the Host Display Unit via the supplied 2 metre long
interface cable 65800514 (Cable 241 on the System Interconnection diagrams).

Refer to the Installation Drawing A3/65847050, contained in this chapter.
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Figure 5.2 – Serial Interface Unit 65847A – PCB Assembly
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Figure 5.3 – Serial Interface Unit 65847A – Circuit Diagram
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Figure 5.4 – Serial Interface Unit – Installation Drawing
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Temperature
Relative Humidity

Nominal
Height Depth Width
Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg)
Interswitch Unit 65847A 146 55 222 0.75

Standard Steering
Interswitch Unit 65847A 0.3 m 0.3 m
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems SCU, Isolator Switch, Transformer
CHAPTER 6
ANCILLARY UNITS
SCANNER CONTROL UNIT, ISOLATOR SWITCH,

ISOLATING TRANSFORMER
CONTENTS
SCANNER CONTROL UNIT 65837A.......................................................................................... 1
MAINS ISOLATOR SWITCH 65800700 ...................................................................................... 7
Figures
Figure 6.1 – Scanner Control Unit – Internal Layout.................................................................... 2

Figure 6.2 – Scanner Control Unit – Installation Drawing ............................................................ 3
Figure 6.3 – Scanner Control Unit – Single Phase Supply Arrangement..................................... 5
Figure 6.4 – Scanner Control Unit – Three Phase Supply Arrangement ..................................... 6
Figure 6.5 – Mains Isolator Switch 65800700.............................................................................. 7
Figure 6.6 – Isolator Switch – Installation Drawing ...................................................................... 9
Figure 6.7 – Isolator Transformer – Installation Drawing ........................................................... 11
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SCANNER CONTROL UNIT 65837A

INSTALLATION
Single Phase (1φ) Or Three Phase (3φ) Mains Supply Voltage.
If the power supply for the S-Band Scanner Unit is Single Phase, refer to Figure 6.3, or for a
Three Phase supply, refer to Figure 6.4 and the relevant cabling schedules in Chapter 7 for
connection details for the Scanner Control Unit (SCU).
Mounting Position
The SCU must be mounted in such a position that it allows access by a Service Engineer for
the isolation of the mains supply to the Turning Unit motor. For this reason, it is preferable to
mount the SCU close to the Mains Isolator. Normally, the SCU is mounted so that it is
accessible to the Radar Operator.
Scanner Speed Option
Two scanner speed options, `Standard' and `High', are available, depending on the type of
Scanner motor. Standard speeds are covered by motor types 91003751, 52, 57 & 58, and High
speeds by 91003753, 54, 59 & 60.
Note: The table below defines the Thermal Current Trip settings for each variant which must be
set at the time of installation.
Mains Supply Standard Speed Scanner High Speed Scanner

Voltage 50 Hz 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz
110/120 Volts 8.0A 8.0A 8.0A 8.0A
1φ 65837AH 65837AH 65837AH 65837AH
220/240 Volts 4.0A 4.0A 4.0A 4.0A
1φ 65837AE 65837AE 65837AE 65837AE
110/120 Volts 5.2 A 5.2 A 6.4 A 6.4 A
3φ 65837 AE 65837 AE 65837 AF 65837 AF
220/240 Volts 2.2 A 2.2 A 4.0 A 4.0 A
3φ 65837 AC 65837 AC 65837 AE 65837 AE
380/440 Volts 1.3 A 1.3 A 1.8 A 1.8 A
3φ 65837 AB 65837 AB 65837 AC 65837 AC
Scanner Control Unit Type Numbers and Thermal Trip Current Settings
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Figure 6.1 – Scanner Control Unit – Internal Layout
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Figure 6.2 – Scanner Control Unit – Installation Drawing
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Figure 6.3 – Scanner Control Unit – Single Phase Supply Arrangement
Note 1: Refer to the Cable Schedules in Chapter 9 for details of connections to the Ship’s
supply and the Turning Unit Motor.
Note 2: For Thermal Trip Current Settings refer to the earlier table.
Note 3: Cable Type TP3149 may be used for 220/240V Supplies.
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Figure 6.4 – Scanner Control Unit – Three Phase Supply Arrangement
Note 1: Refer to the Cable Schedules in Chapter 9 for details of connections to the Ship’s
supply and the Turning Unit Motor.
Note 2: For Thermal Trip Current Settings refer to Table on page 6.1.
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MAINS ISOLATOR SWITCH 65800700

GENERAL
Mains Isolator switch Type 65800700 must be included in the system wiring. Its function is to
enable the Scanner Unit (with the exception of the Motor Supply in S-Band systems) and the
Display Unit to be isolated by a single switch. The Scanner Unit Motor Supply is isolated
separately via the Scanner Control Unit. From a safety standpoint, the Mains Isolator should be
mounted adjacent to the SCU so that the complete system can be isolated from a single
location. If required, the Mains Isolator may be locked in the OFF position by means of a
suitable padlock.
Figure 6.5 – Mains Isolator Switch 65800700
Note:Refer to System diagrams and cable schedules in Chapter 9 for connectiondetails
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Figure 6.6 – Isolator Switch – Installation Drawing
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Figure 6.7 – Isolator Transformer – Installation Drawing
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Radar Slave Interface Unit
CHAPTER 7
ANCILLARY UNITS
RADAR SLAVE INTERFACE UNIT
CONTENTS
ENVIORNMENTAL SPECIFICATION ....................................................................................... 32
Figures
Figure 7.1a – Radar Slave Interface Unit 65843xx – General View............................................ 1

Figure 7.1b - RSIU Input Connector and Cable Entry.................................................................. 1
Figure 7.2 -- Simplified Schematic............................................................................................... 3
Figure 7.3 – Placement of RSIU within BME System .................................................................. 4
Figure -7.4 - Radar Slave Interface Unit AC PSU PCB Assembly 65841803 .............................. 6
Figure 7.5 -- Radar Slave Interface Unit DC PSU PCB Assembly 65841804 .............................. 7
Figure 7.6 --.Functional Block Schematic .................................................................................. 14
Figure 7.7 -- Radar Slave Interface Unit Logic PCB Assembly 65843800................................. 19
Figure 7.8 – Synchro Compass Board 65800832* and Resolver Compass Board 65800853** 20
Figure 7.9 – Radar Slave Interface Unit Installation Drawing .................................................... 23
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Figure 7.1a - Radar Slave Interface Unit 65843xx – General View
Figure 7.1b - RSIU Input Connector and Cable Entry
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Introduction
The Radar Slave Interface Unit (RSIU) has been designed as a ‘slave only’ interface between a
variety of proprietary Transceivers and the new BridgeMaster E Series range of Displays. It can
be customised to make it compatible with most Transceivers by including a large number of
programmable links. This enables it to be set up on site, and act as a ‘transparent link’ into
either a BridgeMaster E Display or Interswitch.
It converts such data as is received from the transceiver into the serial data format used by the
BridgeMaster E Series of Displays. It CANNOT generate control to the Transceiver
The RSIU is a bulkhead mounted unit that comprises a power supply PCB with filtered mains
input, and a logic and bearing PCB. Apart from the external supply input (AC or DC option),
almost all signal interconnections are made (either directly or indirectly) to the logic and bearing
PCB. (Some future options may require external connections to a daughter board).
The power supply PCB supplies the RSIU Logic and bearing board and any daughter boards
fitted for customised option facilities. It also makes power available for some of the
BridgeMaster E ancillary units where they are fitted. The logic and bearing PCB controls the
overall operation of the RSIU.
carried out on installation to set up internal links and switch settings. The unit also contains a
simple transceiver simulator function, which enables system installation to be verified without
the input radar needing to be operational
There are two primary variants of RSIU:
65843Ax, which is AC powered.
65843Dx, which is DC powered.
Each of the above variants uses the same Logic and bearing circuit boards, which itself is
customiseable, and also can accept daughter boards to generate further options. As far as is
possible, all external connections will be made to the main board rather than the daughter
boards.
The primary option is the inclusion of a synchro daughter board to permit interfacing to scanner
units with relative bearing output in synchro format.
Available (or planned) System Variants :
65843AE a.c. powered incremental pulse or sinusoidal bearing interface.

65843AF a.c. powered with relative synchro interface.
65843AG a.c. powered with relative resolver interface.
For the d.c. powered versions, change the first letter from “A” to “D”
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Future options to be defined as and when released:
Model with full synchro de-stabilization facility.

Model with serial daughter board.
There is a common Despatch Kit, 65843600, which contains all necessary fixings and
connectors for the core unit and standard variants.
BEARING PHASE-
INTERFACE LOCKED
LOOP
SYNCHRO
INTERFACE
MICRO- BME
PROCESSOR I/O
SYSTEM
HEADING
MARKER
INTERFACE
VIDEO
INTERFACE
AMP INV
VIDEO
BUFFER
DELAY
UNIT
TRIGGER
INPUTS
AMP
FILE REF: RSIU_SCH.ECW
Figure 7.2 - Simplified Schematic
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HOST RADAR SYSTEM HOST RADAR SYSTEM
RADAR SLAVE RADAR SLAVE

INTERFACE UNIT INTERFACE UNIT
BRIDGEMASTER E BRIDGEMASTER E
DISPLAY UNIT INTERSWITCH UNIT
BRIDGEMASTER E
DISPLAY UNIT
Figure 7.3 - Placement of RSIU within BME System
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CONFIGURATION
The link settings on the Power Supply PCB are intended for testing and fault finding purposes
and are factory set for normal operation. They should only be moved/removed by a qualified
Service Engineer. (Refer also to the setting up procedures section.)
Power Supply PCB
LKA – Start Test Link

Normal Operation FITTED in position 2 - 3
Test Operation FITTED in position 1 - 2
LK1 - High Voltage Isolation Link

Normal Operation ALWAYS FITTED
(This link is only removed for Factory Testing)
LK2 or LK3 - Input Voltage Select Links (AC power supply only)
230V LK2 FITTED
115V LK3 FITTED
LK4L, LK4H, LK5L LK5H - Motor Supply Select Links.

For RSIU use, The setting of these links is not relevant as this output from the PSU is not used
by the RSIU, the normal factory setting is :
LK4L FITTED
LK5L FITTED
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FILE REF. 65841803.ECW
Figure 7.4 - Radar Slave Interface Unit AC PSU PCB Assembly 65841803
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FILE REF. 65841804.ECW
Figure 7.5 - Radar Slave Interface Unit DC PSU PCB Assembly 65841804
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RSIU Logic and Bearing PCB
The Logic and bearing PCB has a series of links that must be set on installation.
Links LK1 & LK2 are factory set for normal operation and should only be set/removed by a
qualified Service Engineer.
All other links define the system configuration, and should be set according to following
information. Refer to Table 1 for the default settings, and Figure 7.6 for the link references
incorporated into the Functional Block Schematic.
AZIMUTH INPUT (Link Settings)

Note only synchro option available on units Ser. Nos 100003973/1 to 4 and 100004041/1 to 6)
LK3, LK4, LK5, LK6, LK7 - Azimuth Selection:
These links select the type of azimuth input: RS422, synchro, 2048 pulses,4096 pulses 8192
pulses or others.
Input LK3 LK4 LK5 LK6 LK7

Synchro or Resolver (via 1-2 7-8 2-3 1-2 1-2
daughter board)**
2048 pulses 1-2 1-2 2-3 1-2 1-2
2048 pulses RS422 1-2 3-4 2-3 1-2 1-2
4096 pulses 1-2 1-2 2-3 1-2 2-3
4096 pulses RS422 1-2 3-4 2-3 1-2 2-3
8192 pulses 1-2 1-2 1-2 2-3 2-3
8192 pulses RS422 1-2 3-4 1-2 2-3 2-3
Other (use X & Y counters) 2-3 1-2 2-3 2-3 2-3
Internal Azimuth Simulator X 9-10 X X X
**65843AF, 65843AG, 65843DF, and 65843DG only.
LK14 - Coupling:
DC Coupled Fitted 1 – 2
AC Coupled Fitted 2 – 3
LK15 – RS422 Termination:

No Termination Fitted 1 – 2
120ς Termination Fitted 2 – 3
The no termination option should only be used if a short “T” connection is made to an already
terminated cable
LK18 – Azimuth Polariity:

Negative Pulses Fitted 1 – 2
Positive Pulses Fitted 2 – 3
LK19 – Azimuth Amplitude:

Amplitude 2V - 10V Fitted 1 – 2
Amplitude 10V – 24V Fitted 2 – 3
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Typical settings for azimuth configuration links:
Type LK3 LK4 LK5 LK6 LK7 LK14 LK18 LK19

RS422 (2048) 1-2 3-4 X 1-2 1-2 X X X
RS422 (4096) 1-2 3-4 X 1-2 2-3 X X X
RS422 (8192) 1-2 3-4 1-2 2-3 2-3 X X X
RS422 (other)* 2-3 3-4 2-3 2-3 2-3 X X X
Berger (90)* 2-3 1-2 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 1-2 2-3
Pulse (2048) 1-2 1-2 X 1-2 1-2 1-2 2-3 P
Pulse (4096) 1-2 1-2 X 1-2 2-3 1-2 2-3 P
Pulse (8192) 1-2 1-2 1-2 2-3 2-3 1-2 2-3 P
Pulse (other)* 2-3 1-2 2-3 2-3 2-3 1-2 2-3 P
Synchro/ 1-2 7-8 X 1-2 1-2 X X X
Resolver**
* For these settings, the X (SD, SC)& Y (SA, SB) counters must also be preset for the Phase-
locked loop circuit to generate 4096 pulses per revolution from the incoming azimuth signal.
KEY: X = Don’t care; P = polarity, selected to suit installation.
**65843AF, 65843AG, 65843DF, and 65843DG only.
HEADING MARKER INPUT (Link Settings)

Note only synchro option available on units Ser. Nos 100003973/1 to 4 and 100004041/1 to 6)
LK8, LK29 – Heading Marker Input Selection:

These links select the type of Heading Marker input for : RS422, pulse, closing contact, resolver
or synchro derived.
Heading Marker Input LK8 LK29

RS 422 5–6 Parked
Pulse or Closing Contact (True) 1 – 2 Parked
Pulse or Closing Contact (Inv) 3–4 Parked
Input Derived from Synchro or 7–8 2–3
Resolver**
Internally Generated*** 9 – 10 Parked
**65843AF, 65843AG, 65843DF, and 65843DG only
*** This disables any incoming heading marker signals, permitting the software generated one
to operate when selected at DIL switch STX, section 8 (grey)
LK16 – RS422Heading Marker Input Termination:

The no termination option should only be used if a short “T” connection is made to an already
terminated cable.
LK33 – Heading Marker Amplitude:

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LK34 – Heading Marker Polarity:
Negative Pulses Fitted 1 – 2
Positive Pulses Fitted 2 – 3
For negative pulses, heading marker is valid on falling edge of pulse. (To invert, use LK8.)
For positive pulses, heading marker is valid on rising edge of pulse. (To invert, use LK8.)
LK35 – Heading Marker Bias

+15V Bias Fitted 1 – 2
-15V Bias Fitted 2 – 3
Bias is only required if the Heading Marker Input is an uncommitted closing contact or a
semiconductor device such as a open collector transistor or an open drain FET. Refer to
Transceiver Manufacturers Manual if in doubt
VIDEO INPUT (Link Settings)
LK9 – Video Input Polarity

Negative Fitted 1 – 2
Positive Fitted 2 – 3
LK10 – Radar Video/ Simulated Video:

This link selects either the radar video , or the internally generated simulated video.
Radar Video Fitted 1 – 2
Simulated Video Fitted 2 – 3
The simulated Video is a service aid. For normal radar operation the link must be set 1-2.
LK11 – Radar Video Input Termination:

The ‘no termination’ option should only be used if a short “T” connection is made to an already
terminated cable.
LK12 – Radar Video Input Amplitude:

Amplitude 1V Fitted 1 - 2
Amplitude 5V Fitted 2 – 3
Amplitude 3V Fitted 3 – 4
Typical settings for Radar video configuration links: (Default setting)
3V negative video, terminated in 75ς

Video input, negative LK11 LK12 LK9 LK10
3V nominal, 75ς 1-2 3-4 1-2 1-2
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TRIGGER INPUT (Link Settings)
LK13 – Coaxial Trigger Input Termination:

No Termination Fitted 2 - 3
The ‘no termination option’ should only be used if a short “T” connection is made to an already
terminated cable.
LK17 – RS422 Trigger Input Termination:

terminated cable.
LK22 – Radar Trigger Simulated Trigger:

This link selects either the radar trigger, or the internally generated simulated trigger.
Simulated Trigger Fitted 1 – 2
Radar Trigger Fitted 2 – 3
The simulated trigger is a service aid. For normal radar operation the link MUST be set 1-2.
LK25 –Trigger Input Polarity:

Negative Polarity Fitted 1 – 2
Positive Polarity Fitted 2 – 3
For negative polarity, the timing reference is valid on falling edge of the pulse.
For positive polarity, the timing reference is valid on rising edge of the pulse.
LK24, LK31, LK36 –Trigger Delay

These links are used to select the delay between the trigger input and the trigger output of the
RSIU.
Trigger Delay LK24 LK31 LK36

Minimum Delay 2-3 2-3 1-2
230ns – 2.3us 1-2 2-3 2-3
2.3us – 20us 1-2 1-2 2-3
LK27 – Trigger Input Amplitude:

LK32, – Trigger Source:

These two links select between coaxial, or RS422 trigger input
Coaxial Input Fitted 1 – 2
RS422 Input Fitted 2 – 3
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Typical setting for Radar Trigger configuration links: (Default setting)
For 8 to 24volt positive going pulsed inputs, (leading edge indicating T0), and 75ς termination
required, and no delay introduced.
Display Trigger LK13 LK27 LK25 LK32 LK24 LK36 LK22
Positive, 8-24V, 75R 1-2 2-3 2-3 1-2 2-3 1-2 2-3
MIS TRIGGER INPUT (Link Settings)
LK23 – MIS Trigger Input Termination:

terminated cable.
LK26 –MIS Trigger Input Polarity:

Negative Polarity Fitted 1 – 2
Positive Polarity Fitted 2 – 3
For negative polarity, the timing reference is valid on the falling edge of the pulse.
For positive polarity, the timing reference is valid on the rising edge of the pulse.
LK28 – MIS Trigger Input Amplitude:

Typical settings for MIS Trigger configuration links: (Default setting)
For 8 to 24volt positive going pulsed input, and 75ς termination required.
MIS Trigger LK23 LK28 LK26

Positive, 8-24V, 75ς 1-2 2-3 2-3
FUTURE OPTION LINK
LK30 –For future option:

Normal Fitted 1 – 2
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Configuration Link functions:
Link Function Options Default

1 ATE Link Always fitted In
2 Test Link Used for factory test only. Out
3 Azimuth Enable or disable PLL 2-3
4 Azimuth Source selector, (including Simulated) 1-2
5 Azimuth 8192 to 4096 or PLL o/p 2-3
6 Azimuth 4096 direct or scaled 2-3
7 Azimuth Frequency multiplier 2-3
8 Heading Marker Source selector 1-2
9 Video i/p Input Video Polarity selector 1-2
10 Video i/p Normal/simulated selector 1-2
11 Video terminate 50/75/high impedance selector 1-2
12 Video i/p High/medium/low gain select 3-4
13 Trigger terminate 50/75/high impedance selector 1-2
14 Azimuth Ac or dc input selector 2-3
15 Azimuth RS422 RS422 terminator in/out 2-3
16 HM RS422 RS422 terminator in/out 2-3
17 Trigger RS422 RS422 terminator in/out 2-3
18 Azimuth Polarity selector 2-3
19 Azimuth High/low level i/p select 2-3
20 Azimuth Test Slow/fast selector 2-3
21 Not fitted
22 Trigger Normal/simulated selector 2-3
23 MIS terminate 50/75/high impedance selector 1-2
24 Trigger Delay Selector 2-3
25 Trigger I/p Polarity selector 2-3
26 MIS i/p Polarity selector 2-3
27 Trigger I/p High/low level i/p select 2-3
28 MIS i/p High/low level i/p select 2-3
29 HM from Synchro Source selector 2-3
30 Azimuth Scaling Local/Remote Y-Counter 1-2
31 Trigger delay Short/long delay selector 1-2
32 Trigger input Pulse/RS422 selector 1-2
33 HM input High/low level i/p select 2-3
34 HM input Input signal polarity selector 2-3
35 HM input Input Bias polarity selector None
36 Trigger delay Delay enabled Selector 1-2
TABLE 1 – List of Customer Settable Links, with default settings
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Figure 7.6 - Functional Block Schematic

Showing programming links against the relevant sub-sections
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SA, SB, SC, SD –Phase Lock Loop Multiplier Divider Ratios:
The following only applies when LK3, 5 and 6 are all set 2-3.
A “1” in the tables indicates the switch is set to ON.
These switches set the multiplication and division ratios for the phase lock loop.
The input pulses per rev are multiplied by the (binary number+1) set by SA and SB
(Y multiplier), the result is then divided by the ( binary number+1) set by SC and SD (X divider).
The setting of the multiplication and division ratios must be such that the result is 4096.
Ideally the result of multiplying the input by the value set by SA and SB should be 184320,
which represents an input to phase lock loop of 368640 pulses per rev.
For example consider an input of 360ppr; 184320/360=512. This would be the (1+binary
number to be set by SA and SB).
Then 184320/4096=45. This would be the (binary number +1) set by SA and SB.
So SA, SB setting would be 511, and SC, SD setting would 44.
For example.
Switch: SA SB
Factor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
(LSB) (MSB)
512 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF
Switch: SC SD
Factor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
(LSB) (MSB)
45 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
Some typical values are.
Input Output SA-SB Factor SC-SD Factor Input to PLL

PPR PPR Value Value PPR
48 4096 3839 3840 44 45 368640
80 4096 2303 2304 44 45 368640
90 4096 2047 2048 44 45 368640
96 4096 1919 1920 44 45 368640
180 4096 1023 1024 44 45 368640
360 4096 511 512 44 45 368640
464 4096 255 256 28 29 237568
General Notes
The phase-locked loop should desirably operate at 368640 pulses per rev, and the absolute
frequency and the filter bandwidth are then set according to the scanner rpm.
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Some typical factors for switch settings are:
Switch: SA (or SC) SB (or SD)
Factor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
(LSB) (MSB)
45 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
48 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
675 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0
720 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0
512 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0
1024 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0
SE –Phase Lock Loop Range:

These switches select the operating frequency range and filter bandwidth of the phase lock
loop.
A “1” in the tables indicates the switch is set to ON.
The settings are dependant on the antenna rotation rate, and assume that the setting for SA
through SD results in the input to the phase lock loop being 38640 pulse per rev.
Antenna Speed rpm SE

1 2 3 4
5 to 12 1 1 1 1
10 to 25 0 0 1 1
15 to 35 1 1 0 1
20 to 45 0 1 0 0
25 to 55 1 0 0 0
35 to 60 0 0 0 0
If the input to the phase lock loop is not 368640 as in the case of 464 pulse per antenna rotation
the required setting for SE may differ from that listed in the table.
As the input to the phase lock loop is less than 368640 pulses per revolution SE1-3 need to be
set for a lower antenna speed.
To optimize the settings for SE1-3 where the input to the phase lock loop is not 368640 ppr:
With the antenna rotating, monitor the voltage at TP19 and change the settings on SE13 to set
the voltage as close to 2.5V as possible.
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Transceiver Configuration Settings
STX –Transceiver Type:

STX sets into the RSIU data regarding the transceiver type to which it is connected.
See table below:
STX SWITCH-OFF SWITCH-ON

1 S-Band X-Band
2 25kW (or 30kW) 10kW
3 BridgeMaster Transceiver * Non- BridgeMaster Transceiver
4 Decca Transceiver * Non Decca Transceiver
Not used at present Not used at present
5
6
7
Input Heading Marker Simulated Heading Marker
8
(Test only)
Note * - The distinction between “BridgeMaster” and “Decca” transceivers is defined by the
presence of a “TX-Status“ communication signal which is only present in the BridgeMaster I and
II transceivers. Earlier Decca transceivers (such as solid state and Master series) have the
same polarity pulse length and standby transmit signals and can be connected to generate valid
tellback data to the display.
The software takes the BridgeMaster signal as priority, so if ‘3’ is off and ‘4’is on, the system will
recognise this as valid. Non-Decca configuration only applies if ‘3’ & ‘4’ are both on.
Error and Indication LEDs
There are seven LEDs mounted on the Logic Board, and one on the Power Supply Board. The
latter is a yellow LED and indicates the presence of primary power (ac or dc, whichever applies)
The LEDs on the Logic Board are grouped as a set of 5 on the right hand side, and two further
single ones towards the left. They are highly useful when commissioning the system.
On the right hand side are:
D23 – Watchdog. This indicates that the program is running and should cycle on and off at
approximately 1 second intervals.
D22 – Low Video. This indicates that the video level through the integrator is less than 50%
of optimum for the display. It either means that the video input is missing,
the selector is set wrongly, or the gain setting is wrong.
D21 – Comms Error This LED should only be lit if there is corrupted data coming from the
Display. If the data is either inverted or improperly connected the error
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LED will be constantly lit. In high noise environments this may pulse if
interference is present.
D20 – HMKR Error This LED will be lit if a heading marker has not been received for at least
20 seconds. It applies to external signals, so if a heading signal is
selected to be generated by software, it can only occur if this LED is lit. A
genuine input will ALWAYS over-ride the synthetic generated signal,
regardless of the position of DIL switch STX bit 8 (grey)
D19 – Bearing error This LED will be lit when no valid bearing signals are being received. This
may indicate a wrong setting of LK4, or connection to a turning unit that is
stationary. (Note, if the Phase-locked loop is connected in circuit, this
LED should never be lit, as the PLL circuit generates a minimum azimuth
rate with no external bearing signals being received)
On the left hand side are:
D24 – Heading This LED will pulse on for every genuine Heading Marker pulse received.
The pulse will last for about 300ms, to indicate the speed of rotation of the
antenna
D18 – Reference This only applies to synchro or resolver board options. If this LED is ever
lit it shows that a valid reference signal is not being received by the sub-
board(s).
Simulated Radar for Testing
There is included with the board design a radar simulator. This generates azimuth pulses at
two speeds, Display Trigger, and a low level video signal. They can be selected individually,
but would loose coherence if they were used to generate a ‘live’ picture.
The azimuth signal is selected by LK4 in position 9-10. Low speed is achieved with LK20 set 1-
2. This simulates approximately 7 r.p.m. Changing LK20 to 2-3 simulates about 28 r.p.m.
Setting LK7 into position 1-2 will double each of the above, permitting simulation of 7, 14, 28 or
56 r.p.m.
The Display Trigger rate is generated by the programming within U37, as is the video pattern.
The video comprises concentric rings superimposed with a 3.6MHz noise level, appearing from
0.5nm up to about 90nm.
The simulated Display Trigger is selected by setting LK22 to 1-2, and the simulated video is
selected with LK10 in 2-3.
A software routine to generate heading markers every 4096 bearing pulses is selected by
setting DIL switch STX bit 8 (grey) to ON. A feature of the software is that this can only operate
when no genuine heading marker input signals are present. Therefore, when simulated
headings are being produced via the software, the heading error LED (D20) will be lit and an
error bit will always be set within the BIST message.
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Figure 7.7 - Radar Slave Interface Unit Logic PCB Assembly 65843800
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Synchro Compass PCB
LK1 and LK2 -Line to Line Voltage Selector:

Line to Line Voltage
32V rms – 126V rms LK1 Fitted LK2 Not Fitted
9.3V rms – 37V rms LK2 Fitted LK1 Not Fitted
LK3 -.Reference Voltage Selector

Reference Voltage LK3
150V rms Fitted 2 - 4
115V rms Fitted 3 - 4
50V rms Fitted 1 – 2
26V rms Fitted 1 – 3
Figure 7.8 - Synchro Compass Board 65800832* and Resolver Compass Board
65800853**
(*Fitted to unit type 65843AF and 65843DF only)
(*Fitted to unit type 65843AG and 65843DG only)
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TCU INPUT SUPPLY CONNECTOR - TSP
TSP AC PSU DC PSU
1 LINE +VE
2 +VE
3 -VE
4 NEUTRAL -VE
E/TAG EARTH EARTH
4 3 2 1
RSIU MAINS INPUT CONNECTIONS
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Figure 7.9 - Radar Slave Interface Unit Installation Drawing
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Operation
The Radar Slave Interface Unit operates always as a transparent device between a transceiver
operated by a remote control, and a BridgeMaster E display, either directly or through a
BridgeMaster E Interswitch Unit. There are no control functions transmitted to, or through, the
RSIU to the transceiver, the only control feature being that the RSIU power supply is switched
on and off by the Display connected to it. When the RSIU is connected via an Interswitch
system, then the RSIU is powered up when the Interswitch Unit is powered up. (This can be
over-ridden with a link on the power supply unit, see the link settings in the Installation and
Commissioning Notes)
The operation of the RSIU can be understood by referring to the Functional Block Schematic
drawing (Figure 7.6). The device comprises a number of “circuit modules” which are
interconnected via selector links, to enable the unit to be customised to accept a bearing input,
a heading marker, a Display Trigger and associated Video.
To assist in setting a system to work, a small radar synthesizer is incorporated into the design,
but this is only for commissioning use and system test and diagnosis.
Circuit Description
Both the bearing and heading marker inputs have two input options. Either a balanced pair
(RS422) input can be used, with optional terminators fitted to the Logic Board, or a single ended
analog input is accepted through an alternative connection. The interface for the analog signal
has a high or low input setting (for 1 to 5 volt, or 4 to 20 volt signals), and a polarity selector.
Additionally the heading marker has an optional positive or negative bias selectable, for use
when volt-free contacts are the only input source.
The Display and Mutual Interference Suppression Trigger inputs have the same high and low
input selection and polarity options, and in addition have 50 ohm or 75 ohm terminations to
match the coaxial cable run, selectable through further link options.
Additionally the Display trigger has a balanced pair RS422 input option, with optional 120ς
terminations .
The Video input has similar impedance matching for the coaxial input, but the first stage of the
interface has three gain settings, to suit nominal 1 volt, 3 volt or 5 volt peak input signals. (A
continuously variable gain control is not required as the BridgeMaster E Display has a wide
tolerance to input signals, but expects a nominal 3 volt peak video). Once the first stage gain is
selected, there is an optional unity gain inversion stage, to allow for positive or negative input
video, before finally feeding the video integrator and the output driver.
When the turning unit azimuth data is from a synchro source, a daughter board is required
which fits on the connectors PLDA and PLDS. This is usually the same board as is fitted within
the Display units for synchro compass inputs, type number is 65800832, and it is described
elsewhere within the BridgeMaster E documentation. This extracts the azimuth signals from the
least significant bit of the 12-bit output, generating 2048 pulses per revolution. The heading
marker reference is (usually) extracted using the most significant bit of the same output.
Features for further daughter board options have been designed into the Logic Board but they
will be described, by supplements, as and when fitted.
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Once the input options have been configured for the appropriate configuration, the chosen
inputs must then be routed into the remainder of the system by selection links (listed in the link
table within the Installation and Commissioning section). In the case of the azimuth selection,
this is a 5-way selection option, depending on whether the source is from analog, RS422,
synchro, relative azimuth (derived from absolute via an extra daughter board) or from the
simulator. [When the azimuth source is 2048 ppr, an extra frequency doubler stage is invoked
by setting LK7 to 1-2, otherwise it is set at 2-3].
The heading marker selection is also done with a 5-way selection at LK8. This has the option of
selecting analog true or inverted, RS422 or synchro. The fifth option is a parked position to
enable simulated headings to be generated by removing any external input. A visible indication
of the heading marker presence is fitted on LED D24 as an aid due to the low repetition rates
often encountered. The absence of any heading input is displayed on error LED D20.
The Display Trigger selection between analog and RS422 is done at LK32. Then the optional
trigger delay is incorporated or not, according to requirements, first by selecting the input to the
1µsec output monostable, using LK24. If the system requires minimal delay, then LK36 must
be set to the normal position (1-2), otherwise it is left in the delayed setting. The regenerated
Trigger is then selected using LK22. When a delayed trigger is required, the Trigger
regeneration monostable is fired from the output from the delay monostable, selected at LK24,
and this has the options of a short or long delay, selected by LK31.
The setting up procedure for the delayed trigger is as follows. It is recommended that the delay
adjustment within the BridgeMaster E Display is first checked to see if sufficient range exists
without using any extra from the RSIU. This is accessed on the screen via SYSTEM and then
TX SETTINGS. If sufficient range is not available, then it is suggested that the internal delay is
set at mid range, which is about 200, and then adjust RV1 on the RSIU to obtain a delay of the
right order, preferably looking at a live picture. The final setting is then done using the
adjustment on the Display, which has the finer resolution.
An additional option is available on all of the RS422 inputs, by the provision of a 2volt bias
signal on connector TSB. This permits the balanced inputs of the RS422 receivers to be used
in single-ended mode (RS423), and selection of the used and biassed inputs in each case
enables the commissioning engineer to select true or inverted response from the single-ended
signal.
Finally, the simulator is purely a crystal oscillator feeding a binary counter, with the outputs
being fed through a Programmable Logic Array to generate the Display Trigger and Video
signals. Two convenient outputs from the counter also provide a low or high speed azimuth
signal at LK20. [Note, by use of LK7 it is possible to increase the speed options to four, and
thus it is possible to simulate video at approximately 7, 14, 28 or 56 rpm.]
One other facility is the phase-locked loop azimuth scaler. This uses a voltage controlled
oscillator to generate a multiple of the incoming azimuth signal frequency, which is then divided
down via a presettable “down counter” (called the “Y” counter) to stay in phase with the
incoming azimuth signals. The multiplied frequency is simultaneously divided down through a
second “down counter” (called the “X” counter) to produce a 4096 ppr source for the
microprocessor. The last stage of the X counter is a straight divide by two, to create symmetric
signals into the micro-controller (as the actual output from the X counter can have a very low
duty cycle), and this last stage can be used independently of the phase-locked loop circuit if the
transceiver has azimuth signals of 4096 or 8192 ppr. Selection is done using LK5 and LK6.
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The logic board is powered primarily from the + 15 volt, and +5volt logic supplies from the
power supply. Sufficient power is available to power additional peripherals, provided that they
only require + 15 volts.
Technical Specification
RSIU Interface to Display Unit
Serial Data to Display. RS422 differential signal at a data rate of 76.8Kbaud and a message
rate derived from the Turning Unit azimuth signal. This generates 4096 bytes of data per
revolution of the antenna.
Serial Data from Display. RS422 differential signal at a data rate of 76.8Kbaud, the serial
messages are initiated by a timed scheduler within the Display software.
Display Trigger Output. An RS422 differential signal carrying a Pulse of Width 0.1 to 10 µs. The
leading edge of the pulse indicates To.
Video Output. Negative video, 3V nominal peak into 75Ω termination, 40MHz bandwidth,
shoulder noise 0.25V.
RSIU Interface from Host Radar
Video Input
Amplitude 1V, 3V, 5V (nominal peak into the selected termination)
Polarity Positive or negative. (link selectable)
Format Preferably logarithmic. (performance may be degraded with linear
video).
Shoulder Noise 10% of peak for optimal display perfomance.
Input Impedance Options High (<2K), 75ς or 50ς (link selected).
Display Trigger
Amplitude (analogue I/P) 2Vmin 24Vmax (when terminated in selected termination)
(RS422) Std levels
Polarity Positive or negative.
T0 Defined by the leading edge.
(to ensure correct timing display trigger should lead
video by 70ns min)
Trigger Duration 100ns min 10µs max.
Input Impedance Options High (<2K), 75ς or 50ς (link selected).
(RS422) High, or 120ς
Internal Delay Adjustable 0.5us min 20us max
Minimum Fixed Delay 50ns max
Maximum Duty Cycle to limit input power to 1W when terminated in 75 or 50 ohms.
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Bearing
Facilities to accept various types of bearing transmission are included.
DIL switches permit the selection of the correct phase-locked-loop scaling factors, to generate
4096 azimuth pulses per revolution from the input., and links select the type and amplitude of
the input.
Antenna Speed 6rpm min 60rpm max (including instantaneous variations
A Pulse or Sinusoidal Input: (Note: not available on units Ser. Nos 100003973/1 to 4
and 100004041/1 to6)
Pulses/Cycles Revolution 48 to 8192 (not all ratios are acceptable)
Amplitude
Sinewave 4 to 20V p to p
Pulse 2 to 24v pulse, positive or negative (w.r.t. ground)
RS422 Std Levels
Duration Pulse 20us min

Mark Space Ratio(RS422) Better than 1.5:1.
Input Impedance
Pulse/Sinewave >1kς
RS422 High, or 120ς
B Synchro Input, or Resolver Input:

From 1:1 Ratio, 3-phase synchro, (reference externally supplied)
Line to Line Voltage 9.3V rms min 37V max or

32V rms min 126V max (link selectable)
Frequency 50hz, 60hz, 400Hz, 1000hz
Input Impedance >100kς
Reference Voltage 26V rms nom.

50V rms nom
115V rms nom
150V rms nom
Frequency 50hz, 60hz, 400Hz, 1000hz
Input Impedance >100kς
Heading Marker
To accept either:
Type
Closing Contact to 0V, (Note: not available on units Ser. Nos 100003973/1 to 4 and 100004041/1 to 6)
Current Loading 10mA max
Bias Voltage +15V max (Polarity selectable by link).
Closure Time 1ms minimum
Pulse (Note; not available on units Ser. Nos 100003973/1 to 4 and 100004041/1 to 6)
Amplitude 2V min 10V max (link selectable)
10V min 24V max
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Polarity Positive or negative. (link selectable)
RS422 Std levels
RS423 1.8V min
Duration 2us min
Timing Reference Leading edge
Synchro or Resolver.
Internally generated from synchro, or resolver azimuth input.
Status inputs
The system can accept the following status input signals as and when available from the
transceiver. If they are not present then the RSIU will, when suitably configured, generate
suitable response information to the Display and not generate alarm messages.
Input Parameters
High +2.4Vmin 40V max
Input Current <20uA
Low 0.6V max
Sink Requirement 5mA min
Standby/Transmit.
Sense Low = Transmit
Default no Connection Standby
Default (non Decca) Transmit
Pulse Length
Pulse length control lines: SP MP
Default no Connection Long Pulse
Default (non Decca) Display indicates Pulse not available
AFC/Manual
Low Manual
Tune Indicator
An analogue input between 0V and +5V, when available from the transceiver. Insertion of a link
to 0V will cause the Display to indicate no tuning status at all.
The RSIU assumes that when the transceiver is a non-Decca type, it generates a tune
indication by integrating the radar peak video signal. This generates a measure of the
performance based upon the premise that the stronger the video signal, the nearer the system
is to optimum tune. The resultant signal is digitised by the ADC and used instead of the direct
tune input. Whichever source is used, the selected value is then encoded serially in order that it
is recognised by the BridgeMaster E Display.
Amplitude 0V min 5V max

Input Resistance >10kς
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Power Supplies
Inputs:
Single Phase A.C. input

Input Voltage 115V nom (link selectable)
230V nom
Tolerance ±20%
Frequency 47Hz min 64Hz max
Power Dependant on external load.
Over-voltage Transients 40% above nominal for 1 sec max without causing damage. At or
above this level, the input fuse may blow..
Pulsed transients + 1200V peak, rise time 2 to 10us, duration <20us. Common or
differential mode.
Under-Voltage Mains dropout is monitored and may cause the system to reset.
Low Voltage DC Input 21.6V - 32V measured at the compatibility unit input.
Over-Voltage Transients Voltages over 51V will cause an automatic shutdown.
Pulse Transients Symmetrical (line-line): 500V, source impedance 12Ω, rise/fall time
100ns, duration 10µs.
Line-ground: 500V, source impedance 12Ω, rise/fall time 100ns
duration 60µs.
Reverse Protection Provision is to made to protect against reversal of the external

supply. This may cause a fuse to blow.
Under-Voltage DC input dropout is monitored and may cause the system to be

reset.
Outputs:
+15V +15V ± 10%. at 1.5A max
-15V -15V ± 10%. at 100mA max
+15V +15V ± 5%. at 100mA max
+5V +5V ± 5% at 250mA max
-15V -15V ± 5%. at 50mA max
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Outputs:
+15V +15V ± 10%. at 1.5A max

-15V -15V ± 10%. at 100mA max
+24V +24V ± 20% at 2A mean (4.6A peak).
+15V +15V ± 5%. at 100mA max
+5V +5V ± 5% at 250mA max
-15V -15V ± 5%. at 50mA max
+36V +36V ± 5% at 50mA max
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ENVIORNMENTAL SPECIFICATION
Temperature
Relative Humidity

Nominal
Height Depth Width
Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg)
Radar Slave Interface Unit 436 420 130 10.3

Standard Steering
Radar Slave Interface Unit 1.0 m 0.6 m
TCU Power Supply Fuse
AC PSU
DC PSU
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APPENDIX A - SETTING UP RECORD SHEET
Link Function Options Std. Record.

1 ATE Link Always fitted In
2 Test Link Used for factory test only. Out
3 Azimuth Enable or disable PLL 2-3
4 Azimuth Source selector, (including Simulated) 1-2
5 Azimuth 8192 to 4096 or PLL o/p 2-3
6 Azimuth 4096 direct or scaled 2-3
7 Azimuth Frequency multiplier 2-3
8 H. Marker Source selector 1-2
9 Video i/p Input Video Polarity selector 1-2
10 Video i/p Normal/simulated selector 1-2
11 Video terminate 50/75/high impedance selector 1-2
12 Video i/p High/medium/low gain select 3-4
13 Trigger terminate 50/75/high impedance selector 1-2
14 Azimuth Ac or dc input selector 2-3
15 Azimuth RS422 RS422 terminator in/out 2-3
16 HM RS422 RS422 terminator in/out 2-3
17 Trigger RS422 RS422 terminator in/out 2-3
18 Azimuth Polarity selector 2-3
19 Azimuth High/low level i/p select 2-3
20 Azimuth Test Slow/fast selector 2-3
22 Trigger Normal/simulated selector 2-3
23 MIS terminate 50/75/high impedance selector 1-2
24 Trigger Delay Selector 2-3
25 Trigger I/p Polarity selector 2-3
26 MIS i/p Polarity selector 2-3
27 Trigger I/p High/low level i/p select 2-3
28 MIS i/p High/low level i/p select 2-3
29 HM source Synchro Source selector 2-3
30 Azimuth Scaling Local/Remote Y-Counter (NNF) 1-2
31 Trigger delay Short/long delay selector 1-2
32 Trigger input Pulse/RS422 selector 1-2
33 HM input High/low level i/p select 2-3
34 HM input Input signal polarity selector 2-3
35 HM input Input Bias polarity selector None
36 Trigger delay Delay enabled Selector 1-2
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Switch: SA OFF/ON SB OFF/ON

Factor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
(LSB) (MSB)
Switch: SC OFF/ON SD OFF/ON

Factor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
(LSB) (MSB)
Antenna Speed rpm SE OFF/ON

1 2 3 4
5 to 12
10 to 25
15 to 35
20 to 45
25 to 55
35 to 60
STX OFF/ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
(LSB)
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Slave Junction Box
CHAPTER 8
ANCILLARY UNITS
SLAVE JUNCTIONBOX
65849A
CONTENTS
INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................... 2
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION.................................................................................................... 7
Figures
Figure 8.1 – Slave Junction Box – General View......................................................................... 1

Figure 8.2 – Connector Layout for Slave Junction Box PCB Assembly 65849852 ..................... 3
Figure 8.3 – Block Diagram of slave Junction Box PCB Assembly 65849852............................. 4
Figure 8.4 – Serial Interface Unit – Installation Drawi.................................................................. 5
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Slave Junction Box Ancillary Units and Radar Systems
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Figure 8.1 – Slave Junction Box – General View
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Slave Junction Box is used as part of a Marine Radar System for installation below decks.
The Slave Junction Box allows up to 3 slave radar displays to be connected to a radar
transceiver, in addition to the master display. It also allows for the buffering of Mutual
Interference Suppression Triggers (MIST) to these displays (only required in multi-transceiver
systems). Provision is also made for Log, Nav and Compass cable distribution to the displays
(non-buffered).
Connections between the transceiver and master display are not buffered, ensuring the highest
integrity of communication between these units in the event of a fault condition arising in the
Slave Junction Box. In the event of the master display malfunctioning, it can be replaced by re-
connecting, (by transferring the connectors), a slave display in its place in the Slave Junction
Box.
Power for the Slave Junction Box is derived from the Master Display.
Slave Junction Box Hardware Configuration
There are no hardware configuration links or switches needed on the Slave Junction Box
PCB
INSTALLATION
Refer to the Installation Drawing A3/65849050, contained in this chapter, and Cable Details in
Chapter 9 of this manual.
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SLAVE JUNCTION BOX
MIST
SKMI SKMA SKMB SKMC SKMD ASSY. No.

-12V +12V 65849852
VIDEO
BridgeMaster E Radar
SKTA SKVA SKVB SKVC SKVD
TSPA
TSHX TSHA TSHB TSHC TSHD

1
POWER
TSTA TSDA TSDB TSDC TSDD
SENSORS
DATA
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR
TRANSCEIVER MASTER SLAVE SLAVE SLAVE IN OUT OUT OUT OUT
DISPLAY A DISPLAY B DISPLAY C DISPLAY D
Figure 8.2 – Connector Layout for Slave Junction Box PCB Assembly 65849852
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Slave Junction Box
Chapter 8
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Chapter 8
MIST
FROM
SHIP'S OTHER
Slave Junction Box
SENSOR TRANSCEIVER RADAR

S Connectors Key
CO AX Belling Lee 75
COMPASS LOG TXRX VIDEO MIST Oh
nn WM Weidmuller
NAV SIGNAL I/P IN
S
TSHX TSTA PLTA PLMI
TSHX TSTA SKTA SKMI
12 WM 8WM CO AX CO AX
BUF. BUF. BUF.
BUF. BUF. BUF.
BUF. BUF. BUF.
3WM 12 WM 8WM CO AX CO AX 12 WM 8 WM CO AX CO AX 12 WM 8 WM CO AX CO AX 12 WM 8 WM CO AX CO AX
TSPA TSHA TSDA SKVA SKMA TSHB TSDB SKVB SKMB TSHC TSDC SKVC SKMC TSHD TSDD SKVD SKMD
TSPA TSHA TSDA PLVA PLMA TSHB TSDB PLVB PLMB TSHC TSDC PLVC PLMC TSHD TSDD PLVD PLMD
COMPASS LOG TXRX VIDEO COMPASS LOG TXRX VIDEO COMPASS LOG TXRX VIDEO COMPASS LOG TXRX VIDEO
POWER NAV SIGNAL MIST NAV SIGNALS MIST NAV SIGNALS MIST NAV SIGNALS MIST
MASTER DISPLAY SLAVE DISPLAY SLAVE DISPLAY SLAVE DISPLAY
Figure 8.3 – Block Diagram of slave Junction Box PCB Assembly 65849852
BridgeMaster E Radar
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Figure 8.4 – Serial Interface Unit – Installation Drawing

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Temperature
Relative Humidity

Nominal
Height Depth Width
Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg)
Slave Junction Box 65849A 346 109 374 5.0

Standard Steering
Slave Junction Box 65849A 0.9 m 0.6 m
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems System Cabling Details
CHAPTER 9
ANCILLARY UNITS
SYSTEM INTERCONNECTIONS
AND CABLING DETAILS
CONTENTS
CABLE SCHEDULE ABBREVIATIONS ...................................................................................... 1
CONTROL CABLE INFORMATION ............................................................................................ 2
SYSTEM CABLE SCHEDULES .................................................................................................. 4
Figures
Figure 9.1 – BridgeMaster E X+S-Band Masthead Tx/Rx ......................................................... 21

Figure 9.2 – BridgeMaster E X+S-Band Bulkhead Tx/Rx Dual Interswitch Configuration ......... 23
Figure 9.3 – BridgeMaster E S-Band Bulkhead System Dual Interswitched with Bridgemaster II
Bulkhead System (using TCU and DCU) .............................................................. 25
Figure 9.4 – BridgeMaster II Hybrid X-Band Masthead Tx/Rx BridgeMaster E Display with
Transceiver Compatibility Unit (TCU) .................................................................... 27
Figure 9.5 – BridgeMaster II X-Band Masthead Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II
Display/BridgeMaster E Scanner Unit) .................................................................. 29
Figure 9.6 – BridgeMaster II X-Band Bulkhead Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II
Figure 9.7 – BridgeMaster II S-Band Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II Display/BridgeMaster E
Scanner Unit) ........................................................................................................ 31
Figure 9.8 – BridgeMaster II S-Band Bulkhead Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II
Figure 9.9 – BridgeMaster E Hybrid X+S-Band Bulkhead Tx/Rx Dual Interswitch Configuration
with BridgeMaster II Displays ................................................................................ 33
Figure 9.10 – BridgeMaster E Display Configured with Radar Slave Interface Unit ................. 35
Figure 9.11 – BridgeMaster E Displays Configured with Slave Junction Box ........................... 37
Figure 9.12 – BridgeMaster E Display and Scanner Unit Configured with Slave Junction Box
and DCU to Third Party Display ............................................................................ 39
Figure 9.13 – BridgeMaster E Display and Scanner Unit Configured with Slave Junction Box
and DCU to Third Party Display ............................................................................ 41
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CABLE SCHEDULE ABBREVIATIONS

Refer also to BridgeMaster E Ship’s Manual (Publication Ref: 65800010B).
Cabling Schedule Abbreviations
Abbreviation Meaning
CLR Colour
COMP Compass
DCU Display Compatibility Unit
DP Distribution Panel – Gyro
DU Display Unit
E/TAG Earth Tag
GCU Gyro Control Unit
ISO Mains Isolator
ISW Interswitch Unit
M Motor – Compass Repeater
PM Performance Monitor
S/F Switch/Fuse
SK Socket
S/TAG Solder Tag
SCU Scanner Control Unit
SU Scanner Unit
SYNCH Synchro
TCU Transceiver Compatibility Unit
TU Turning Unit
TX/RX Transceiver
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CONTROL CABLE INFORMATION

The control cables detailed on the Inter-Unit Cabling diagrams may be used up to a maximum
length of 67m, unless otherwise stated.
All cables, apart from the DATA cable, conform to IEC 92/3 and DEF STAN 61-12 Part 5. The
cables are multicore stranded or bunched, and have tinned copper wire conductors. Each
conductor is insulated with PVC to form cores. The cores are screened with braided tinned
copper wire, and the complete cable is sheathed with PVC. The temperature range of the cable
is -25°C to +85°C.
The DATA cable conforms to UL Type CL2, AWM 2919 and CSA PCC FT4.
Resistance
Cable Core Core Current Voltage
Service Number per 1000m
Diameter Strands/Diameter CSA Rating (RMS)
Code of Cores (at 20°C)
mm mm Mm2 Ω A V
TP3141 6.9 2 19/0.2 0.5 40.1 2.5 440
TP3143 7.7 4 16/0.2 0.5 40.1 2.5 440
TP3144 8.7 6 16/0.2 0.5 40.1 2.5 440
TP3145 11.0 12 16/0.2 0.5 40.1 2.5 440
TP3149 10.3 2 37/0.32 2.88 6.79 13 440
TP3150 11.8 4 37/0.32 2.88 6.79 13 440
DATA* 8.4 4 pairs 7/0.2 0.23 - - 30
* Decca Marine Code Number MA00007419
CABLE CORE COLOUR CODING
a) Multicore Cables
R Red
B Blue
G Green
Y Yellow
W White
BK Black
BN Brown
V Violet
O Orange
P Pink
L/G Light Green
GY Grey
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b) DATA cable (4 Twisted Pairs)
B/W Blue/White BN/W Brown/White

W/B White/Blue W/BN White/Brown
G/W Green/White O/W Orange/White
W/G White/Green W/O White/Orange
Note: Blue/White is predominately Blue with a narrow white trace, and White/Blue is
predominately White with a narrow Blue trace. Similarly with the other pairs.
CO-AXIAL CABLES
Signal Coaxial Cables
The signal cables (co-axial) detailed on the Inter-Unit cabling diagrams may be used up to a
maximum length of 67m. These cables are double screened, and have a nominal impedance of
75Ω.
Cable Nominal Attenuation at

Service Diameter Impedance 10MHz Comments
Code
mm Ω DB/100m
Double screened, with Mylar
PT1YM 6.0 75 3.9
insulation between screens
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SYSTEM CABLE SCHEDULES A36 16-2-6C (TP3144) - 6 CORE
DU FUNCTION CLR ISW

A33 37-3-2R (TP3149) - 2 CORE
TSE3 ISW 1 R TSA25
DU FUNCTION CLR ISW TSE4 ISW 2 B TSA26
TSD1 MOTOR + R TSA1 TSE5 ISW 3 BK TSA27
TSD2 MOTOR - B TSA2 TSE6 ISW 4 Y TSA28
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSE7 ISW 5 W TSA29
TSE8 ISW 6 G TSA30
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
A34 16-2-12C (TP3145) - 12 CORE SINGLE PHASE

110/120V AND 220/240V SYSTEMS
DU FUNCTION CLR ISW
TSA1 MOD HT R TSA3 40 37-3-4R (TP3150) - 4 CORE *
TSA3 +15V W TSA4
TSA4 TX/RX STATUS Y TSA5 SCU FUNCTION CLR TU
TSA5 -15 V B TSA6 TRIP 6 AC LINE R TSC1
TSA6 0V BK TSA7 TRIP 2 AC NEUTRAL B TSC2
TSA7 MEDIUM PULSE BN TSA8 TRIP 6 AC LINE G TSC1
TSA8 SHORT PULSE V TSA9 TRIP 2 AC NEUTRAL Y TSC2
TSA9 STBY/TRANSMIT O TSA10 E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSA10 L.O TUNE P TSA11
TSA11 AFC/MANUAL L/G TSA12 THREE PHASE
110/120V AND 220/240V
TSA12 TUNE IND GY TSA13 380/440V SYSTEMS
TSA13 TX/RX BITE G TSA14
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG 40 37-3-4R (TP3150) - 4 CORE
SCU FUNCTION CLR TU

TRIP 2 AC LINE 1 R TSC1
A35 16-2-6C (TP3144) - 6 CORE TRIP 4 AC LINE 2 B TSC2
TRIP 6 AC LINE 3 Y TSC3
DU FUNCTION CLR ISW
- NOT USED G -
TSC1 +15V R TSA19
TSC1 +15V W TSA19
Warning: It is important that the earth connection is
TSC1 +15V G TSA19 made as this is the safety earth.
TSC2 BEARING B TSA20
TSC3 0V BK TSA21
TSC4 HEADING MKR Y TSA22 41 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2 CORE
TU FUNCTION CLR SCU
TSB12 MOTOR + R SA N
TSB3 MOTOR - B TSA1
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SINGLE PHASE
110/120V AND 220/240V SYSTEMS A45 16-2-12C (TP3145) - 12 CORE
43 37-3-4R (TP3150) - 4 CORE *

TU FUNCTION CLR ISW
TSA1 MOD HT R TSA33
S/F FUNCTION CLR SCU
TSA3 +15V G TSA34
- AC LINE R SA T
TSA3 +15V L/G TSA34
- AC NEUTRAL B SA S
TSA4 +15V B TSA45
- AC LINE G SA T
TSA4 +15V W TSA45
- AC NEUTRAL Y SA S
TSA5 -15V Y TSA36
TSA6 EARTH BK TSA37
* TP3149 may be used for 220/240 V Supplies
TSA7 MEDIUM PULSE BN TSA38
THREE PHASE TSA8 SHORT PULES V TSA39
110/120V AND 220/240V TSA9 STBY/TRANSMIT LO TSA40
380/440V SYSTEMS TSA10 L.O TUNE P TSA41
GY
43 37-3-4R (TP3150) - 4 CORE
S/F FUNCTION CLR SCU

- AC LINE 1 R SA R A46 37-3-2R (TP3149) - 2 CORE
- AC LINE 2 B SA S
- AC LINE 3 Y SA T SCU FUNCTION CLR ISW
- NOT USED G - SA N MOTOR + R TSA31
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSA1 MOTOR - B TSA32
A44 16-2-6C (TP3144) - 6 CORE
TU FUNCTION CLR ISW B51 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX

TSB3 EARTH BK TSA52
R ISW FUNCTION CLR DCU
TSB4 BEARING B TSA51 SKB7 TRIGGER - SKT
G
TSB1 HEADING MKR Y TSA50
W
B52 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
ISW FUNCTION CLR DCU

SKB8 VIDEO - SKV
B53 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE

TSB49 +15V R TSC1
TSB49 +15V B TSC1
TSB50 BEARING G TSC2
TSB51 0V Y TSC3
TSB52 HEADING MKR W TSC4
TSB53 -15V BK TSC5
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B54 16-2-12C (TP3145) - 12 CORE
ISW FUNCTION CLR DCU SINGLE PHASE CONNECTIONS

TSB34 +15V R TSA3 110/120V AND 220/240V SYSTEMS
TSB34 +15V B TSA3
166 37-3-4R (TP3150)– 4 CORE
TSB35 TX/RX STATUS G TSA4
TSB37 0V Y TSA6 SCU FUNCTION CLR TU
TSB37 0V BK TSA6 TRIP 2 AC LINE R TSH1
TRIP 6 AC NEUTRAL B TSH2
TSB38 MEDIUM PULSE BN TSA7
TRIP 2 AC LINE G TSH1
TSB39 SHORT PULSE V TSA8 TRIP 6 AC NEUTRAL Y TSH2
TSB40 STBY/TRANSMIT O TSA9 E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSB41 L.O TUNE P TSA10 Warning: It is important that the earth connection is
TSB42 AFC/MANUAL L/G TSA11 made as this is the safety earth.
TSB43 TUNE IND GY TSA12
TSB44 TX/RX BITE W TSA13
THREE PHASE CONNECTIONS
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG 110/120V AND 220/240V SYSTEMS
380/440V SYSTEMS
A55 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX 166 37-3-4R (TP3150) -4 CORE
SCU FUNCTION CLR TU

ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
TRIP 2 AC LINE 1 R TSH1
SKA1 TRIGGER - SKT
TRIP 4 AC LINE 2 B TSH2
TRIP 6 AC LINE 3 Y TSH3
- NOT USED G -
A56 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
Warning: It is important that the earth connection is
ISW FUNCTION CLR DU made as this is the safety earth.
SKA3 MIS TRIGGER - SKM
170 16-2-12C (TP3145) -12 CORE
A57 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX DU FUNCTION CLR DCU

TSA3 +15V R TSA3
ISW FUNCTION CLR DU TSA3 +15V B TSA3
SKA5 VIDEO - SKV TSA4 TX/RX STATUS G TSA4
TSA6 0V Y TSA6
TSA6 0V BK TSA6
TSA8 SHORT PULSE V TSA8
TSA9 STBY/TRANSMIT O TSA9
164 16-2-2C (TP3141) -2 CORE
TSA10 LO TUNE P TSA10
TSA11 AFC/MANUAL L/G TSA11
TU FUNCTION CLR SCU
TSA12 TUNE IND GY TSA12
TSB9 CONTR. +12V R SA N
TSA13 TX/RX BITE W TSA13
TSB10 TU ENABLE B TSA1
165 37-3-2R (TP3149) –2 CORE
ISO FUNCTION CLR TU

2 AC LINE R TSE4
4 AC NEUTRAL B TSE3
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171 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE

177 DATA CABLE (4 T/PAIRS)
DU FUNCTION CLR DCU
TSC1 +15V R TSC1 TX FUNCTION CLR DCU
TSC1 +15V B TSC1 TSB1 DU DATA+ B/W TSB1
TSC2 BEARING G TSC2 TSB2 DU DATA- W/B TSB2
TSC3 0V Y TSC3 TSB3 TX DATA+ O/W TSB3
TSC4 HEADING MKR W TSC4 TSB4 TX DATA- W/O TSB4
TSC5 -15V BK TSC5 TSB5 TX TRIG+ G/W TSB5
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSB6 TX TRIG- W/G TSB6
TSB7 TX SART+ BN/W TSB7
TSB8 TX SART- W/BN TSB8
172 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
DCU FUNCTION CLR DU 178 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX

SKV VIDEO - SKV
TX/RX FUNCTION CLR DCU
SKV VIDEO - SKW

179 37-3-2R (TP3149)–2 CORE
DCU FUNCTION CLR DU
SKT TRIGGER - SKT ISO FUNCTION CLR DU
2 AC LINE R TSK3
4 AC NEUTRAL B TSK2
174 DATA CABLE (4 T/PAIRS) E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
TU FUNCTION CLR DCU

TSB1 DU DATA+ B/W TSB1 180 16-2-2C (TP3141)–2 CORE
TSB2 DU DATA- W/B TSB2
TSB3 TX DATA+ O/W TSB3 TX/RX FUNCTION CLR SCU
TSB4 TX DATA- W/O TSB4 TSB9 CONTR. +12V R SA N
TSB5 TX TRIG+ G/W TSB5 TSB10 TU ENABLE B TSA1
TSB6 TX TRIG- W/G TSB6 E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSB7 TX SART+ BN/W TSB7
TSB8 TX SART- W/BN TSB8
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG 181 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
DCU FUNCTION CLR EXT

175 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX SKW 2ND TRIGGER -
TU FUNCTION CLR DCU

SKV TRIGGER - SKW 182 37-3-2R (TP3149) - 2 CORE
SF FUNCTION CLR ISO

AC LINE R 1
AC NEUTRAL B 3
176 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE
DU FUNCTION CLR DCU
TSC8 0V R TSC8 SINGLE PHASE
TSC9 PM ON B TSC9 110/120V AND 220/240V SYSTEMS
TSC10 PM TX/RX G TSC10
TSC11 XR ADJUST Y TSC11 183 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE
TSC12 XT ADJUST W TSC12
TSC13 PM TUNE BK TSC13 SF FUNCTION CLR SCU
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG AC LINE R 6/T3
AC NEUTRAL B 4/T2
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SINGLE PHASE
110/120V AND 220/240V SYSTEMS 196 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
183 37-3-4R (TP3150) - 4 CORE DU FUNCTION CLR EXT

SKM MIS TRIG IN -
SF FUNCTION CLR SCU
AC LINE R 6/T3
AC NEUTRAL B 4/T2 197
AC LINE Y 6/T3
AC NEUTRAL G 4/T2 LOG FUNCTION CLR DU
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG LOG TSD7
LOG RETURN TSD8
THREE PHASE LOG STATUS TSD9
110/120V AND 220/240V SYSTEMS EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
380/440V SYSTEMS
183 37-3-4R (TP3150) - 4 CORE
SF FUNCTION CLR SCU 198

AC LINE 1 R 2/T1 COMP FUNCTION CLR DU
AC LINE 2 B 4/T2 S1 TSC1
AC LINE 3 Y 6/T3 S2 TSC2
NOT USED G S3 TSC3
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG S1 RTN TSC4
S2 RTN TSC5
S3 RTN TSC6
184 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE SYNCH Ref Low TSC7
SYNCH Ref Med TSC8
ISO FUNCTION CLR TX/RX SYNCH Ref High TSC9
2 AC LINE R TSE3 SYNCH REF RTN TSC10
4 AC NEUTRAL B TSE4 EARTH (0V) E/RAG
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR TSE1

199 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE
TX/RX FUNCTION CLR DU
FUNCTION CLR DU
SKV VIDEO - SKV
RX DATA 1A TSE1
LOOP 1 TSE2
RX DATA 1B TSE3
194 DATA CABLE (4 T/PAIRS) Note: DO NOT Earth Cable Screen at DU
TX/RX FUNCTION CLR DU
TSB1 DU DATA+ B/W TSA1
TSB2 DU DATA- W/B TSA2 200 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE
TSB3 TX DATA+ O/W TSA3
FUNCTION CLR DU
TSB4 TX DATA- W/O TSA4
RX DATA 2A TSF1
TSB5 TX TRIG+ G/W TSA5
LOOP 2 TSF2
TSB6 TX TRIG- W/G TSA6
RX DATA 2B TSF3
TSB7 TX SART+ BN/W TSA7
Note: DO NOT Earth Cable Screen at DU
TSB8 TX SART- W/BN TSA8
195 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX 204 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE
DU FUNCTION CLR EXT ISO FUNCTION CLR TX/RX

SKX MIS TRIG OUT - 2 AC LINE R TSE4
4 AC NEUTRAL B TSE3
EARTH EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
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205 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE 210 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2 CORE
ISO FUNCTION CLR DU FUNCTION CLR DU

2 AC LINE R TSP2 0V SKY22
4 AC NEUTRAL B TSP4 TX DAT 1+ SKY23
EARTH EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TX DAT 1- SKY24
EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
Note: For RS232 use SKY 22/23
For RS422 use SKY 23/24
206 16-2-12C (TP3145) – 12 CORE
TU FUNCTION CLR TX/RX 211A PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX

TSC1 PM ON R TSC1
TSC2 PM Tx/Rx B TSC2 ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
TSC3 PM TUNE G TSC3 SKVA VIDEO - SKV
TSC4 XR ADJUST Y TSC4
TSC5 XT ADJUST W TSC5
TSC6 +12V (PM) BK TSC6 211B PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TSC7 +12V (PM) BN TSC7
TSC8 0V V TSC8 ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
TSC9 -12V (PM) O TSC9 SKVB VIDEO - SKV
TSC10 -12V (PM) P TSC10
TSC11 AZI PULSES L/G TSC11
TSC12 HEADING MARKER GY TSC12 212A PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
SKMA MIS TRIGGER - SKM
TU FUNCTION CLR TX/RX 212B PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX

SKP PERF MON TRIG - SKP
ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
SKMB MIS TRIGGER - SKM
208 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE
DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
TX/RX FUNCTION CLR TU 213A
TSA1 MOTOR + R TSA1
TSA2 MOTOR - B TSA2 ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSDA1 DU Data + B/W TSA1
TSDA2 DU Data - W/B TSA2
TSDA3 TX Data + O/W TSA3
TSDA4 TX Data - W/O TSA4
209 16-2-2C (TP3141) -2 CORE
TSDA5 TX Trig + G/W TSA5
TX/RX FUNCTION CLR TU TSDA6 TX Trig - W/G TSA6
TSB9 CONTR. +12V R TSB9 TSDA7 TX SART + BN/W TSA7
TSB10 TU ENABLE B TSB10
TSDA8 TX SART - W/BN TSA8
E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
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DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS) DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)

213B 216B
ISW FUNCTION CLR DU ISW FUNCTION CLR TCU
TSDB1 DU Data + B/W TSA1 TSTB1 DU Data + B/W TSF1
TSDB2 DU Data - W/B TSA2 TSTB2 DU Data - W/B TSF2
TSDB3 TX Data + O/W TSA3 TSTB3 TX Data + O/W TSF3
TSDB4 TX Data - W/O TSA4 TSTB4 TX Data - W/O TSF4
TSDB5 TX Trig + G/W TSA5 TSTB5 TX Trig + G/W TSF5
TSDB6 TX Trig - W/G TSA6 TSTB6 TX Trig - W/G TSF6
TSDB7 TX SART + BN/W TSA7 TSTB7 TX SART + BN/W TSF7
TSDB8 TX SART - W/BN TSA8 TSTB8 TX SART - W/BN TSF8
E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)

214A 217B PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
ISW FUNCTION CLR TCU

ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
SKTB VIDEO - SKV
TSSA1 ISW REQ+ B/W TSB1
TSSA2 ISW REQ- W/B TSB2
TSSA3 ISW ACK+ O/W TSB3 218 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TSSA4 ISW ACK- W/O TSB4
TSSA5 +12V G/W TSB5 TCU FUNCTION CLR TX/RX
SKW VIDEO - SKV
TSSA6 0V W/G TSB6
TSSA6 0V W/BN TSB6
TSSA7 -12V BN/W TSB7 219 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TCU FUNCTION CLR TX/RX
SKT TRIGGER - SKT
214B DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
ISW FUNCTION CLR DU 220 16-2-12C (TP3145) – 12 CORE

TSSB1 ISW REQ+ B/W TSB1
TCU FUNCTION CLR TX/RX
TSSB2 ISW REQ- W/B TSB2
TSA1 MOD HT SUPPLY R TSA1
TSSB3 ISW ACK+ O/W TSB3 TSA2 SCANNER STOP B TSA2
TSSB4 ISW ACK- W/O TSB4 TSA +15v (BITE) G TSA3
TSSB5 +12V G/W TSB5 TSA4 TX/RX STATUS Y TSA4
TSSB6 0V W/G TSB6 TSA6 EARTH BK TSA6
TSSB6 0V W/BN TSB6
TSA8 SHORT PULSE V TSA8
TSSB7 -12V BN/W TSB7 TSA9 STBY/TRANSMIT O TSA9
E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG TSA10 L.O. TUNE P TSA10
TSA11 AFC/MANUAL L/G TSA11
TSA12 TUNE IND GY TSA12
215 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE TSA13 TX/RX BITE W TSF1
ISO FUNCTION CLR TCU
2 AC LINE R TSP1
4 AC NEUTRAL B TSP4 221 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TU FUNCTION CLR TX/RX
SKP PERF MON - SKP
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222 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE 226A DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS
TCU FUNCTION CLR TU ISW FUNCTION CLR TX/RX

TSD1 MOTOR + R TSD1 TSTA1 DU Data + B/W TSB1
TSD2 MOTOR - B TSD2 TSTA2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
TSTA3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
TSTA4 TX Data - W/O TSB4
223 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE TSTA5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
TSTA6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
TCU FUNCTION CLR TU TSTA7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7
TSC8 0V BK TSB8
TSTA8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
TSC9 PM ON R TSB9
TSC10 PM TX/RX B TSB10 E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSC11 XR ADJUST G TSB11
TSC12 XT ADJUST Y TSB12
TSC13 PM TUNE W TSH1 226B DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS
ISW FUNCTION CLR TX/RX
TSTB1 DU Data + B/W TSB1
224 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE TSTB2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
TSTB3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
TCU FUNCTION CLR TU
TSTB4 TX Data - W/O TSB4
TSC1 +15V (PM) R TSB1
TSC2 BEARING B TSB2 TSTB5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
TSC3 0V BK TSB3 TSTB6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
TSC4 HEADING MKR Y TSB4 TSTB7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7
TSC5 -15V (PM) W TSB5 TSTB8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
TSC7 SCANNER STOP G TS6
225A PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX 229 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
ISW FUNCTION CLR TX/RX TU FUNCTION CLR DU

SKTA VIDEO - SKV SKV VIDEO - SKV
230 DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)

225B PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TU FUNCTION CLR DU
ISW FUNCTION CLR TX/RX TSB1 DU Data + B/W TSA1
SKTB VIDEO - SKV TSB2 DU Data - W/B TSA2
TSB3 TX Data + O/W TSA3
TSB4 TX Data - W/O TSA4
TSB5 TX Trig + G/W TSA5
TSB6 TX Trig - W/G TSA6
TSB7 TX SART + BN/W TSA7
TSB8 TX SART - W/BN TSA8
65800012 9-11
231 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE 238 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6CORE
FUNCTION CLR IF FUNCTION CLR IF

RX DATA 3A TSJ1 ALARM 1 NO TSL4
LOOP 3 TSJ2 ALARM 1 RTN TSL5
RX DATA 3B TSJ3 ALARM 1 NC TSL6
Note: DO NOT Earth Cable Screen at DU ALARM 2 NO TSL10
ALARM 2 RTN TSL11
ALARM 2 NC TSL12
232 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE
FUNCTION CLR IF 239 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE

TX DATA 3+ TSK1
TX DATA 3- TSK2 FUNCTION CLR IF
0V TSK3 EXT START NO TSK7
EXT START TSK8
EXT START NC TSK9
233 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE
FUNCTION CLR IF 240 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE

RX DATA 4A TSH1
LOOP 4 TSH2 FUNCTION CLR IF
RX DATA 4B TSH3 BUZZER+ TSK14
Note: DO NOT Earth Cable Screen at DU BUZZER- TSK15
EARTH SCR E/TAG
234 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE

242 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE
FUNCTION CLR IF
TX DATA 4+ TSK4 FUNCTION CLR DU
TX DATA 4- TSK5 TX DATA 1+ TSD 1
0V TSK6 TX DATA 1 - TSD 2
0V TSD 3
235 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE
FUNCTION CLR IF PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX

RX DATA 5A TSG1
276 * is A,B,C, or D
LOOP 5 TSG2
SJB FUNCTION CLR DCU
RX DATA 5B TSG3
SKV* Video - SKW
Note: DO NOT Earth Cable Screen at DU
236 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)

275 * is A,B,C, or D
FUNCTION CLR IF
TX DATA 5+ TSK7 SJB FUNCTION CLR DCU
TX DATA 5- TSK8 TSD*1 DU Data + B/W TSB1
0V TSK9
TSD*2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
TSD*3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
237 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE TSD*4 TX Data - W/O TSB4
TSD*5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
FUNCTION CLR IF TSD*6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
TRACK DATA + TSK10
TSD*7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7
TRACK DATA - TSK11
0V TSK12 TSD*8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
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2METRE CABLE 65800514 SUPPLIED

241 WITH INTERFACE UNIT 245 DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
DU FUNCTION CLR IF
TU FUNCTION CLR DCU
SKY1 +12V OUT SKZ1
TSB1 DU Data + B/W TSB1
SKY2 +5V OUT SKZ2
SKY3 0V SKZ3 TSB2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
SKY4 -12V OUT SKZ4 TSB3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
SKY5 BUZZER SKZ5 TSB4 TX Data - W/O TSB4
SKY6 0V SKZ6 TSB5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
SKY7 ALARM1 SKZ7
TSB6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
SKY8 0V SKZ8
SKY9 I/FACE DATA 3 SKZ9 TSB7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7
SKY10 ALARM2- SKZ10 TSB8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
SKY11 I/FACE DATA 4 SKZ11 E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
SKY12 0V SKZ12
SKY13 I/FACE DATA 5 SKZ13
SKY14 TX DATA 3+ SKZ14
SKY15 TX DAT 3- SKZ15 248 37-3-4R (TP3150) – 4CORE
SKY16 0V SKZ16 SF FUNCTION CLR TU
SKY17 TX DATA 4+ SKZ17 DC- B TSE3
SKY18 TX DATA 4- SKZ18 DC- G TSE4
SKY19 FREEZE FRAME SKZ19 DC+ Y TSE1
SKY20 TX DATA 5+ SKZ20 DC+ R TSE2
SKY21 TX DATA 5- SKZ21 EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
SKY22 0V SKZ22
SKY23 TRACK DATA + SKZ23
SKY24 TRACK DATA - SKZ24
SKY25 0V (INTERFACE) SKZ25 249 37-3-4R (TP3150) – 4CORE
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG SF FUNCTION CLR DU
DC- B TSP3
DC- G TSP4
242 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE DC+ Y TSP1
DC+ R TSP2
FUNCTION CLR DU EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
TX DATA 1+ TSD1
TX DATA 1- TSD2
0V TSD3
250 DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
243 16-2-2C (TP3141) – 2CORE TCU FUNCTION CLR DU

TSF1 DU Data + B/W TSA1
FUNCTION CLR DU TSF2 DU Data - W/B TSA2
TX DATA 2+ TSD4 TSF3 TX Data + O/W TSA3
TX DATA 2- TSD5
TSF4 TX Data - W/O TSA4
0V TSD6
TSF5 TX Trig + G/W TSA5
TSF6 TX Trig - W/G TSA6
244 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX TSF7 TX SART + BN/W TSA7
TSF8 TX SART - W/BN TSA8
TU FUNCTION CLR DCU
SKV VIDEO - SKW
TCU FUNCTION CLR DU

SKV VIDEO - SKV
65800012 9-13
252 37-3-4R (TP3150) – 4CORE 256A DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
SF FUNCTION CLR TCU

DC- B TSP3
TSSA1 ISW REQ+ B/W TSD1
DC- G TSP4
DC+ Y TSP1 TSSA2 ISW REQ- W/B TSD2
DC+ R TSP2 TSSA3 ISW ACK+ O/W TSD3
EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSSA4 ISW ACK- W/O TSD4
TSSA5 +12V G/W TSD5
TSSA6 0V W/G TSD6
254 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE
TSSA6 0V W/BN TSD6
DU FUNCTION CLR DCU TSSA7 -12V BN/W TSD7
TSE3 ISW1 R TSE1 E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSE4 ISW2 B TSE2
TSE5 ISW3 BK TSE3
TSE6 ISW4 Y TSE4
TSE7 ISW5 W TSE5
256B DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
TSE8 ISW6 G TSE6 ISW FUNCTION CLR DCU

E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSSB1 ISW REQ+ B/W TSD1
TSSB2 ISW REQ- W/B TSD2
TSSB3 ISW ACK+ O/W TSD3
255A DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS
TSSB4 ISW ACK- W/O TSD4
ISW FUNCTION CLR DCU TSSB5 +12V G/W TSD5
TSDA1 DU Data + B/W TSB1 TSSB6 0V W/G TSD6
TSDA2 DU Data - W/B TSB2 TSSB6 0V W/BN TSD6
TSDA3 TX Data + O/W TSB3 TSSB7 -12V BN/W TSD7
TSDA4 TX Data - W/O TSB4 E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSDA5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
TSDA6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
TSDA7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7 257A PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TSDA8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
SKVA VIDEO - SKW
255B DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS

ISW FUNCTION CLR DCU ISW FUNCTION CLR DCU
TSDB1 DU Data + B/W TSB1 SKVB VIDEO - SKW
TSDB2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
TSDB3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
TSDB4 TX Data - W/O TSB4 258 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TSDB5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
SJB FUNCTION CLR
TSDB6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6 SKMI MIS TRIG IN -
TSDB7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7 Note: Only if required for system configuration
TSDB8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
259* * is A, B, C or D
SJB FUNCTION CLR DU
SKV* VIDEO - SKV
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PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX

260* * is A, B, C or D 275 DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
SJB FUNCTION CLR DU SJB FUNCTION CLR DCU

SKM* MIS TRIGGER - SKM TSDB1 DU Data + B/W TSB1
TSDB2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
TSDB3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
261* DATA CABLE (4 T/PAIRS)
TSDB4 TX Data - W/O TSB4
SJB FUNCTION CLR DU TSDB5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
TSD*1 DU DATA+ B/W TSA1 TSDB6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
TSD*2 DU DATA- W/B TSA2 TSDB7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7
TSD*3 TX DATA+ O/W TSA3
TSDB8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
TSD*4 TX DATA- W/O TSA4
TSD*5 TX TRIG+ G/W TSA5 E/TAG Earth (0) SCR E/TAG
TSD*6 TX TRIG- W/G TSA6
TSD*7 TX SART+ BN/W TSA7
TSD*8 TX SART- W/BN TSA8 276 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
SJB FUNCTION CLR DCU
SKTA VIDEO - SKW
SJB FUNCTION CLR TU

SKTA VIDEO - SKV 286 DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS)
DU FUNCTION CLR TCU

263 DATA CABLE (4 T/PAIRS) TSB1 ISW REQ+ B/W TSH1
TSB2 ISW REQ- W/B TSH2
SJB FUNCTION CLR TU
TSB3 ISW ACK+ O/W TSH3
TSTA1 DU DATA+ B/W TSB1
TSTA2 DU DATA- W/B TSB2 TSB4 ISW ACK- W/O TSH4
TSTA3 TX DATA+ O/W TSB3 TSB5 +12V G/W TSH5
TSTA4 TX DATA- W/O TSB4 TSB6 0V W/G TSH6
TSTA5 TX TRIG+ G/W TSB5 TSB6 0V W/BN TSH6
TSTA6 TX TRIG- W/G TSB6
TSB7 -12V BN/W TSH7
TSTA7 TX SART+ BN/W TSB7
TSTA8 TX SART- W/BN TSB8 E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
273 DATA CABLE (4 T/PAIRS) 290 TP3149 (37-3-2R)
SJB FUNCTION CLR DU ISO FUNCTION CLR RSIU

TSPA1 +12V B/W TSB5 2 AC LINE R TSP1
TSPA2 0V W/B TSB6 4 AC NEUTRAL B TSP4
TSPA3 -12V O/W TSB7 EARTH EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
291 TP3149 (37-3-2R)
FUNCTION CLR RSIU

DC + TSP1
DC - TSP4
65800012 9-15
292 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX 296 See note
RSIU FUNCTION CLR DU RSIU FUNCTION CLR HOST

VIDEO VIDEO (OUT) - SKV TSB1 BRG 2+ (RS422)
OUTPUT TSB2 BRG 2- (RS422)
TSB3 0V
TSB4 H MKR 2+ (RS422)
293 DATA CABLE (4 T/PAIRS) TSB5 H MKR 2- (RS422)
TSB6 0V
RSIU FUNCTION CLR DU TSB7 BIAS
TSF1 DU DATA+ B/W TSA1 TSB8 TRIG 2+ (RS422)
TSF2 DU DATA- W/B TSA2 TSB9 TRIG 2- (RS422)
TSF3 TX DATA+ O/W TSA3 TSB10 BRG 1
TSF4 TX DATA- W/O TSA4 TSB11 H MKR 1
TSF5 TX TRIG+ G/W TSA5 TSB12 DUAL SPEED
TSF6 TX TRIG- W/G TSA6 TSB13 0V
TSF7 TX SART+ BN/W TSA7 E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSF8 TX SART- W/BN TSA8 Cable type dependant on installation, if
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG RS442 inputs are used suitable T/Pair
double screened cable should be used
characteristic impedance 100ς - 120ς.
For other inputs use cables to DEF STAN
61-12 (part 5) or similar.
RSIU FUNCTION CLR DU
MIS TRIG MIS TRIG (OUT) - SKM
OUT
RSIU FUNCTION CLR HOST

295 TP3145 (16-2-12C) VIDEO VIDEO (IN) -
INPUT
RSIU FUNCTION CLR HOST
TSA1 *MEDIUM PULSE R
TSA2 *SHORT PULSE B
TSA3 *STBY/TRANSMIT G 298 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
TSA4 *AFC/MANUAL Y
TSA5 0V BK RSIU FUNCTION CLR HOST
TSA6 SPARE BN TRIGGER TRIGGER (IN) -
TSA7 SPARE V INPUT
TSA8 *TUNE IND O
TSA9 0V P
*TELLBACKS FROM HOST RADAR, NOT
CONTROL SIGNALS RSIU FUNCTION CLR HOST
MIS TRIG MIS TRIGGER -
INPUT (IN)
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300 TP3145 (16-2-12C) 304 16-2-12C (TP3145) - 12 CORE
RSIU FUNCTION CLR HOST FUNCTION CLR DCU

TSC1 BRG S1 (for synchro) R +15V R TSA3
COMMON (for resolver)
+15V B TSA3
TSC2 BRG S2 (for synchro) B
BRG COS (for resolver) TX/RX STATUS G TSA4
TSC3 BRG S3 (for synchro) G 0V Y TSA6
BRG SIN (for resolver) 0V BK TSA6
TSC4 S1 RTN Y MEDIUM PULSE BN TSA7
TSC5 S2 RTN W
SHORT PULSE V TSA8
TSC6 S3 RTN BK
TSC7 REF 1 BN STBY/TRANSMIT O TSA9
TSC8 REF 2 V L.O TUNE P TSA10
TSC9 0V O AFC/MANUAL L/G TSA11
TSC10 0V P TUNE IND GY TSA12
TX/RX BITE W TSA13
301 See note
ISO FUNCTION CLR MU

2 AC LINE BN LINE1 305 16-2-6C (TP3144) - 6 CORE
4 AC NEUTRAL BE NEUTRAL
EARTH EARTH (0V) GN/Y EARTH FUNCTION CLR DCU
Unit is supplied with 2 metre mains cable, if BEARING G TSC2
necessary this can be extended using 3 0V Y TSC3
core 0.75mm2 supplied by shipyard. HEADING MKR W TSC4
DCU FUNCTION CLR 306 16-2-6C (TP3144) - 6 CORE

SKV VIDEO -
FUNCTION CLR DCU
0V R TSC8
PM ON B TSC9
303 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX PM TX/RX G TSC10
XR ADJUST Y TSC11
DCU FUNCTION CLR XT ADJUST W TSC12
SKT TRIGGER - PM TUNE BK TSC13
307 16-2-6C (TP3144) - 6 CORE
FUNCTION DCU
+15V R TSC1
+15V Y TSC1
0V BK TSC3
0V W TSC3
-15V B TSC5
-15V G TSC5
65800012 9-17
308 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE 313 37-3-2R (TP3149) – 2 CORE
ISW FUNCTION CLR TCU ISW FUNCTION CLR TCU

TSB19 +15V R TSC1 TSB1 MOTOR + R TSD1
TSB19 +15V B TSC1 TSB2 MOTOR - B TSD2
TSB19 +15V G TSC1 E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSB20 BEARING Y TSC2
TSB21 0V W TSC3
TSB22 HEADING MKR BK TSC4 314 PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
ISW FUNCTION CLR TU
SKA8 VIDEO - SKS

SKB1 TRIGGER - SKT ISW FUNCTION CLR TU
SKA7 VIDEO - SKT

SKB5 VIDEO - SKW ISW FUNCTION CLR DU
SKB3 MIS TRIGGER - SKM
311 16-2-6C (TP3144) – 6 CORE
ISW FUNCTION CLR TCU 317A DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS

TSB25 ISW1 R TSE1
TSB26 ISW2 B TSE2 ISW FUNCTION CLR TU
TSB27 ISW3 G TSE3 TSTA1 DU Data + B/W TSB1
TSB28 ISW4 Y TSE4 TSTA2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
TSB29 ISW5 W TSE5
TSTA3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
TSB30 ISW6 BK TSE6
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSTA4 TX Data - W/O TSB4
TSTA5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
TSTA6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
312 16-2-12C (TP3145) – 12 CORE TSTA7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7
TSTA8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
TSB3 MOD HT R TSA1 E/TAG Earth (0V) SCR E/TAG
TSB4 +15V (BITE) B TSA3
TSB5 TX/RX STATUS G TSA4
TSB6 -15V Y TSA5 317B DATA CABLES (4 T/PAIRS
TSB7 0V BK TSA6
TSB8 MEDIUM PULSE BN TSA7 ISW FUNCTION CLR TU
TSB9 SHORT PULSE V TSA8 TSTB1 DU Data + B/W TSB1
TSB10 STBY/TRANSMIT O TSA9 TSTB2 DU Data - W/B TSB2
TSB11 L.O TUNE P TSA10 TSTB3 TX Data + O/W TSB3
TSB12 AFC/MANUAL L/G TSA11
TSB13 TUNE IND GY TSA12 TSTB4 TX Data - W/O TSB4
TSB14 TX/RX BITE W TSA13 TSTB5 TX Trig + G/W TSB5
E/TAG EARTH (0V) SCR E/TAG TSTB6 TX Trig - W/G TSB6
Note: Link TSA5 to TSC5 in TCU for –15V TSTB7 TX SART + BN/W TSB7
supply to S90 S-Band TxRx
TSTB8 TX SART - W/BN TSB8
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318A PT1YM - 75Ω CO-AX
ISW FUNCTION CLR TU

SKTA VIDEO - SKV
ISW FUNCTION CLR TU

SKTB VIDEO - SKV
65800012 9-19
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Figure 9.1 – BridgeMaster E X+S-Band Masthead Tx/Rx
65800012 9-21/22
Figure 9.2 – BridgeMaster E X+S-Band Bulkhead Tx/Rx Dual Interswitch Configuration
65800012 9-23/24
Figure 9.3 – BridgeMaster E S-Band Bulkhead System Dual Interswitched with Bridgemaster II Bulkhead System (using TCU and DCU)
65800012 9-25/26
Figure 9.4 – BridgeMaster II Hybrid X-Band Masthead Tx/Rx BridgeMaster E Display with Transceiver Compatibility Unit (TCU)
65800012 9-27/28
Figure 9.5 – BridgeMaster II X-Band Masthead Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II Display/BridgeMaster E

Scanner Unit)
65800012 9-29
Figure 9.6 – BridgeMaster II X-Band Bulkhead Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II Display/BridgeMaster E

Scanner Unit)
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Figure 9.7 – BridgeMaster II S-Band Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II Display/BridgeMaster E Scanner Unit)
65800012 9-31
Figure 9.8 – BridgeMaster II S-Band Bulkhead Hybrid System (BridgeMaster II Display/BridgeMaster E

Scanner Unit)
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Figure 9.9 – BridgeMaster E Hybrid X+S-Band Bulkhead Tx/Rx Dual Interswitch Configuration with BridgeMaster II Displays
65800012 9-33/34
Figure 9.10 – BridgeMaster E Display Configured with Radar Slave Interface Unit
65800012 9-35/36
Figure 9.11 – BridgeMaster E Displays Configured with Slave Junction Box

65800012 9-37/38
Figure 9.12 – BridgeMaster E Display and Scanner Unit Configured with Slave Junction Box and DCU to Third Party Display
65800012 9-39/40
Figure 9.13 – BridgeMaster E Display and Scanner Unit Configured with Slave Junction Box and DCU to Third Party Display
65800012 9-41/42
Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Fault Reporting and First Line Servicing
CHAPTER 10
ANCILLARY UNITS
FAULT REPORTING AND FIRST LINE SERVICING
CONTENTS
FAULT REPORTING................................................................................................................... 1
FAULT IDENTIFICATION and ISOLATION................................................................................. 2
FIRST LINE SERVICING ............................................................................................................ 3
DISPLAY COMPATIBILITY UNIT (DCU) 65840A.................................................................... 3
TRANSCEIVER COMPATIBILITY UNIT (TCU) 65841A (AC) or 65841D (DC) ....................... 3
2-WAY INTERSWITCH 65842A .............................................................................................. 3
RADAR SLAVE INTERFACE UNIT (RSIU) 65843AE, 65843AF, 65843AG, OR 65843DG .... 3
6-WAY INTERSWITCH 65846A .............................................................................................. 4
INTERFACE UNIT 65847A ...................................................................................................... 4
LIMITED SPARES FOR FIELD REPLACEMENT ....................................................................... 4
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Fault Reporting and First Line Servicing Ancillary Units and Radar Systems
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Contents 65800012
FAULT REPORTING
Fault diagnosis to component level is not possible without the use of special test equipment.
The majority of the PCB’s are assembled using surface mount techniques.
Service repair is therefore by module (PCB) replacement only.
The module may be covered by the Service Exchange scheme.
CONTACT
If a unit exhibits a fault, please contact your supplier or local Dealer, or if on International trade,
contact:

SERVICE CONTROL
118 Burlington Road
New Malden
Surrey KT3 4NR
England UK
Telephone: +(44) (0) 20 8329 2000

Fax: +(44) (0) 20 8329 2415
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR SERVICE
Please give the following details:
1. Name of vessel (Satcom or Fax number if fitted).
2. Equipment type, including prefix and suffix letters.
3. Software status (version number).
4. Next port of call, ETA and ship’s agents.
5. Fault description (with as much detail as possible).
6. Contact name
65800012 10-1
FAULT IDENTIFICATION and ISOLATION

Refer to the following associated manuals for assistance in identifying and isolating System
faults:
65601012 BridgeMaster II S-Band Supplement (Hybrid Systems) - Chapter 6

Also covers DCU and Scanner Control Unit faults.
65601013 BridgeMaster II X-Band Supplement (Hybrid Systems) - Chapter 6

Also covers DCU faults.
65800010B BridgeMaster E Series Ship’s Manual - Chapter 6
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FIRST LINE SERVICING

DISPLAY COMPATIBILITY UNIT (DCU) 65840A
First Line Servicing to this unit is limited to field replacement of PCB assembly 65840802.
TRANSCEIVER COMPATIBILITY UNIT (TCU) 65841A (AC) or 65841D (DC)

First Line Servicing to this unit is limited to field replacement of the following items:
PCB ASSEMBLY 65841801
AC PSU ASSEMBLY 65841803
DC PSU ASSEMBLY 65841804
AC FUSE 5 AMP 2180413
DC FUSE 16AMP 2162342
2-WAY INTERSWITCH 65842A

RADAR SLAVE INTERFACE UNIT (RSIU) 65843AE, 65843AF, 65843AG, OR

65843DG
PCB ASSEMBLY 65843800 (65843AX only)
AC PSU ASSEMBLY 65841803 (65843Dx only
SYNCHRO COMPASS PCB 65800832 (65843AF, 65843DF only)
RESOLVER COMPASS PCB 65800853 (65843AG, 65843DG only)
FUSE 3.15 AMP MA00007245 (for units with AC PSU)
FUSE 5 AMP 2180413 (for units with DC PSU)
MAINS FILTER DC 91003686 (65843Ax only)
MAINS FILTER AC ` 1586513 (65843Dx only)
65800012 10-3
6-WAY INTERSWITCH 65846A

BYPASS PCB ASSEMBLY 65846801
INTERFACE UNIT 65847A

First Line Servicing to this unit is limited to field replacement of PCB assembly 65847851
SLAVE JUNCTION BOX 65849A

LIMITED SPARES FOR FIELD REPLACEMENT

1. DISPLAY COMPATIBILITY UNIT (DCU) 65840A
2. TRANSCEIVER COMPATIBILITY UNIT (TCU) 65841A (AC) or 65841D (DC)
AC FUSE 5 AMP 2180413
DC FUSE 16 AMP 2162342
3. 2-WAY INTERSWITCH 65842A
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3. RADAR SLAVE INTERFACE UNIT 65843AE, 65843AF, 65843AG ( AC ) or
65841DE, 65843DF, 65843DG ( DC)
SYNCHRO COMPASS PCB 65800832 (65843AF, 65843DF only)
RESOLVER COMPASS PCB 65800853 (65843AG, 65843DG only)
FUSE 3.15 AMP MA00007245 (for units with AC PSU 65843Ax)
FUSE 5 AMP 2180413 (for units with DC PSU 65843Dx)
MAINS FILTER DC 91003686 (for units 65843Ax only)
MAINS FILTER AC ` 1586513 (for units 65843Dx only)
4. 6-WAY INTERSWITCH 65846A
PCB ASSEMBLY 65846A
5. SERIAL INTERFACE UNIT 65847A
6 65849A SLAVE JUNCTION BOX
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Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Maintenance
CHAPTER 11
ANCILLARY UNITS
MAINTENANCE
CONTENTS
GENERAL ................................................................................................................................... 1
MAINTENANCE PLAN ................................................................................................................ 1
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GENERAL
WARNING: HEALTH HAZARD
Before any maintenance tasks or service procedures are commenced, the equipment must be
isolated from the mains supplies, by means of both the Ship’s Switch Fuse and the Mains
Isolator Switch.
MAINTENANCE PLAN
There are no specific maintenance requirements for any of the items covered by this manual.
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CHAPTER 12
MODIFICATIONS
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... 1
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INTRODUCTION
This chapter is intended to provide the user with information on modifications that may become
necessary to the Ancillary Units contained within this manual.
As the modification sheets are issued, they should be stored in this chapter.
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Ancillary Units

Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine B.V.

118 Burlington Road, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 4NR England

Part Number: 65800012-5 Printed in England July 2003

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

WARNING: LETHAL VOLTAGE HAZARD

WARNING: HEALTH HAZARD

WARNING: RADIATION HAZARD

Never look directly into an open waveguide.

CAUTION: ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICES (ESSDs)

HOW TO USE THIS SUPPLEMENT

The supplement is divided into chapters as follows:

• Chapter 2- Transceiver Compatibility Unit 65841A. This chapter gives specifications of

BridgeMaster E Series Radar

Ancillary Units and Radar Systems Manual

Related Documents ........................................................................................................Preamble

Glossary of Terms ..........................................................................................................Preamble

Software Licence Agreement..........................................................................................Preamble

EMC Compliance Statement ..........................................................................................Preamble

Display Compatibility Unit .............................................................................................. Chapter 1

Transceiver Compatibility Unit ....................................................................................... Chapter 2

2-Way Interswitch Unit................................................................................................... Chapter 3

6-Way Interswitch Unit................................................................................................... Chapter 4

Serial Interface Unit 65847A.......................................................................................... Chapter 5

Radar Slave Interface Unit ............................................................................................ Chapter 7

Slave Junction Box ........................................................................................................ Chapter 8

System Interconnection and Cable Details .................................................................... Chapter 9

Fault Reporting and First Line Servicing...................................................................... Chapter 10

Maintenance ................................................................................................................ Chapter 11

Modification Sheets ..................................................................................................... Chapter 12

Other documents in the series:

• Bridge Card ................................................................................. (Publication Ref 65800008)

• User Guide ................................................................................ (Publication Ref 65800010A)

• Ship’s Manual............................................................................ (Publication Ref 65800010B)

• BridgeMaster II S-Band Supplement.............................................(Publication Ref 65601012)

• BridgeMaster II X-Band Supplement.............................................(Publication Ref 65601013)

Scanner Unit ...............................Comprises the Antenna and Turning Unit.

A.......... Ampere LNFE....Low Noise Front End

SOFTWARE LICENCE AGREEMENT

BY USING THE BRIDGEMASTER II HARDWARE PRODUCT SYSTEM UPON WHICH THE

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS AGREEMENT WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY OF

THIS LICENCE AGREEMENT SHALL BE GOVERNED CONSTRUED AND SHALL TAKE

THE CUSTOMER IS AUTHORISED TO USE THE SOFTWARE ON THE BRIDGEMASTER II

3. The Customer shall not make copies of the Software.

DISPLAY COMPATIBILITY UNIT

Figure 1.1 – Display Compatibility Unit 65840A – General View ................................................. 1

Figure 1.1 – Display Compatibility Unit 65840A – General View

For interswitched systems the following guidelines apply :

DCU USED WITH DCU USED WITH

Figure 1.2 – Placement of DCU within Interswitched Systems

INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

D2 on - indicates that the Display is in slave mode.

D3 on - indicates that there is a communications failure to the Transceiver

D4 on - indicates that there is a data failure to the Transceiver.

D5 on - indicates that there is a communications failure to the Interswitch.

Link And Switch Setting

Refer to Figure 1.4 for details of settings.

Preset Potentiometer Adjustment

The PCB contains 4 presets as follows: