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CONTENTS

Section Page

INTRODUCTION

BLOCK DIAGRAM ANALYSIS........................ 3

Transmitter printed circuit board 514- 168 ................ 3
TVG-receiver printed circuit board 514- 171
IF- filter prin,ted circuit board 514- 186. ..........
2.4 Bottomdetectorprintedcircuitboard514- 187.............. 4
Recorderunit....................................
Recorder motor regulator pcb 514- 201 .................. 5

SERVICE ......................................
General ..................................... 5
Ordering parts.................................... 5
Replacing parts ..................................
3.4 Adjustingthemotorspeed.........................
Lubrication...................................... 5
Troubleshootingchart ..............................
CheckingSIMRADENonboard........................
CheckingSIMRADENashore ........................

4. PARTS LISTS AND DIAGRAMS Drwg. no.

Electrical parts lists;
Cabinet .......................................... 519- 1029
Recorderunit...................................... 519~ 1037
Diagrams;
Blockdiagram........................ N1487
Electronic unit circuit diagram .......................... 519- 1028
Electronic unit circuit diagram , from serial no. 56031 . . . . 11932
Recorder unit circuit diagram . . . . . . 519- 1030
Recorder unit circuit diagram , from serial no. 56001 15071
Cable plan ........................................ 519- 1010
Cable plan , from serial no. 56001 ........................ 519- 1010 2nd Edition
Mechanical parts drawings;
Cabinet N1488
Recorderunit N1401
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1. INTRODUCTION

General equivalent to that of the transmitter pulse. This output is

This publication is intended for the service engineers and
contains a circuit description , service instruction , list of
electrical parts detaiJed circuit diagrams and mechanical
parts drawings; With the equipment is included- one copy
each of the Operator s Manual:P872E and the Installation
ManualP873E.
Technical' Data
Refer to the Operator s Manual and/or the Installation
applied to terminal P701- 3 of the BOTTOM DETECTO
pcb and to terminal E 101- 11 'of the terminal board (denoted
TRIGGER OUT). The output' at terminal E101- 9 may be
, employed fortrigging: an external transmitter. When no such
external equipment is' used , the output is returned to the
transmitter pcb via a: strap ana applied to the various trans-
mitter stages: oscillator gate: (0408), oscillator (0407), driver
(0403- 406) and output amplifier ' (0401- 402). Final output
signals for the transducer are obtained from the in/out trans-
formerT401 through terminals E101- 4. Returning

8).
Manual. " echo signals are brought to the receiver terminals E101-
and E1 01- 8. The strap across these terminals must be remo-
ved when external transmitter is used (connected to terminal
Co nstructio n E101-
The SIMRAD EN Navigation Sounder comprises as follows:
- splash- proof cabinet which houses the transmitter-receiver, 2. 2 TVG RECEIVER printed circuit board 514- 171
the power unit and the dry- paper recorder unit The signals from the in/outtranstormer are applied to the
transducer in steeltank TRANSMITTER PULSE SUPPRESSOR 0501 , a field-effect
watertight junction box for transducer cable extension transistor (FET) which suppr~sses the receiver signals arriv-
and ing after the transmitter pulse. A total suppression of the
if required, selector for the combinations one cabinet/two transmitter pulse itself is not possible but signals following
transducers , two cabinets/two transducers or two cabinets/immediately after are suppressed , such as ringing signals and
one transducer. reverberation. Thus a distinctive transmitter- pulse mark is
obtained on the recording paper , allowing bottom registrat-
Two types of transducers are recommended: ion at shallow waters. SUPPR ESSO R 0501 is controlled by
- 20x20o (10x10cm radiating face) type65H or 0511 , a gate controlled by the BOTTOM DETECTOR via
- 20x 100 (1 Ox20 cm radiating face) type 65J pin P501- 3. The signals are amplified in receiver preamplifier
(I NPUT AMPL.) 0502- 504 and applied to the timevariable
If connected to the SIMRAD IC Depth Indicator, the
gain amplifier (TVG- AMPL.) 0505- 508. The amplification
20x 1 00 transducer is util ized.
is governed by a control voitage supplied to the VDR resis-
SI M RADEN is delivered with scale in metres (O~50/o.500) tors by theTVG- VOL TAGE GENERATOR 0514- 516.
or in fathoms (0.30/0 - 300).
The voltage generator is controlled by the TVG MUL TIVI-
For details regarding 110/220V ac mains wiring, refer to the BRATOR 0512- 513 , which is triggered from the BOTTOM
nstallation Manual. DETECTOR via pinP501'-7. Switch S501 selects between
a TVG function suitable for navigation purposes , and another
intended for fishfinding. SIM RAD EN uses the navigation
function I :--:::J , which is unaffected by the TVG control
R562. The TVG amplified signals are brought out to pin
P501- 6 and applied to the I F- FI L TER pcb. The LOCAL
OSCILLATOR is also located on the TVG RECEIVER pcb.
2. BLOCK DIAGRAl'vl AI"JAL YSIS Its signal is appl ied to the I F- F I L TE R pcb through pi n P501-

1 TRANSMITTER printed circuit board 514- 168

The TRANSMITTER MUL TIVIBRATOR (comprising tran-
sistors 0409- 410) has two trigger inputs. If it is desirable , 2. 3IF- FIL TER printed circuit board 514- 186
to control the transmitter by external equipment, trigger The TVG- AMPLIFIER signals are applied to the SIGNAL
input E101- 19 (denoted TRIGGER IN) of the terminal strip GATE 0601":602 via pin 601- 2, the function of which is to
may be used. Trigger signals from the reed contacts of the prevent the transmitter pulse from reaching the BANDPASS
recorder are applied to the multivibrator through pin P401- circuit, so as to ensure ,a distinctive transmitter pulse mark
on the transmitter pcb. The pulse duration of the multivibra- i on the recording paper. The SIGNAL GATE is controlled
tor is governed by a voltage appliedto pin P401- , which is the TRANSMITTER PULSE SUPPRESSOR 0717- 718 of
supplied either from the RANGE SELECTOR or from the' BOTTOMDETECTOR pcb. Signals passing through the
external equipment connected to terminaLE 101- 20. Thus gate are mixed with the 102 kHz LOCAL OSCILLATOR
it is possible to control the transmitter' externally. signal in the MIXER stage06Q3 , the IF-signal obtained
having a frequency of 64kHz (the difference between the
The TRANSMITTER MUL TIVIBRATOR has two' outputs, receiver/transmitter frequency and that of the LOCAL
one of which is applied to the preceeding transmitter circuits OSCI LLA TOR). The bandwidth of the I F-filter is deter-
(0401- 408) via terminals E101- 9 and E101- 10 on the term i- mined by an LC circuit comprising L601 , T601 and C603-
nal strip. The other 0utput is a positive pulse with a duration - and is controlled by the RANGE SELECTOR S105.
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The bandwidths correspond to the two different transmitter TVG-switch S501 should be in position IY"--=Jnavigation.
pulse lengths (0. 3 and 1. 3 ms) and are 3 and 1 kHz , respect- Detector 1 also has an input from 0704 , a circuit suppress-
605 and ing the transmitter pulse. The suppression period is deter-
ively. The I F- signalis applied to amplifier 0604-
brought out to pinP701- 6 at the BOTTOM DETECTO R pcb. ! mined by the duration of the pulse obtained from the
The IF-signal is returned to amplifier 0606- 607 through ! TRANSMITTER PULSE SUPPRESSOR MUL TIVIBRATOR
the gain control R 101 ,and appl ied to the R ECO R D E R ! 0717- 718. The pulse duration is adjusted to 1. 0 ms for the
DRIVER 0610. This stage has three other inputs , control I shallow range and will be approx. 3 ms for the deep range.
signal for contourline via.pin P601- 6, an INHIBIT signal , The output of the TRANSMITTER PULSE SUPPRESSOR
from 0613- 614 that will. block the DR I VE R STAG E when fVlY appl ied to pin P601- 11 of the I F- filter pcb , causes the
terminal E1 01- 17 is grounded, and finally a marker signal
marker oscillator to produce transmitter pulse marks of 1.
from the MARKER OSCILLATOR 0611- 612. The latter is ms and 4 ms duration respectively. The same output also
controlled from the BOTTOM DETECTOR pcb via pin controls the signal gate 0601- 602 so that no signals are let
P601- 11. The marker oscillator produces a pulse to compen- through this gate during the same periods.
sate for the transmitter pulse that was blocked by the signal
gate 0601~ 602. Thus an even transmitter- pulse mark with When the NORMAL/CONTOURLINE switch S702 is placed
constant width is obtained on the recording paper. The in positionDnormal , the echo signal passes through the
MARKER OSCI LLATOR may also be controlled manually I F- FI L TER pcb unaffected by the BOTTOM DETECTOR
by marker push button switch S103 for producing a black pcb. However , when placed in positionDcontour- line, the
line across the entire recording paper when events of interest CONTOUR MV 0707- 709 will cause all signals received
are to be distinguished. Also external equipment may control after the seabed echoes to be completely blocked in the
the MARKER OSCILLATOR when connected to terminal receiver , thus Qbtaining a distinct bottom contour recording
E101- , denoted MARKER. on the echogram.
The FUNCTION SWITCH S701 , which in the Navigation
Sounder is placed in position I , routes the bottom echo pulse
to the CONTOUR LI NE TRIGGER 0715 whichtriggers
the CONTOURLINE MV 0707- 709 mentioned above.
2.4 BOTTOM DETECTOR printed-circuit board 514- 187
This board has two bottom detector circuits of which only The output of the TVG MUL TIVIBRATOR 0512- 513 on
DETECTOR 1 (0703, 705- 706) is utilized in the EN Echo the TVG RECEIVER pcb is applied to the contour- line trig-
Sounder. ger 0715 via pin P7O1- , blocking 0715 during a short per-
Detector 1 receives its input from the first amplifier stage iod immediately, after the transmitter pulse (approx. 7 ms
0604- 605 of the IF- FILTER pcb via P601- , P701- 6 and equivalent to a depth of 5 m). Working as a bistable multi-
amplifier stage 0701- 702 of the BOTTOM DETECTOR pcb. vibrator , the contour- line MV is also triggered by the
This signal is not affected by the gain control
outputof DETECTOR 1
R1 01. The TRANSMITTER MV. AMPL. 0716 at the start of the trans-
is a bottom pulse independent of mitter pulse. 0716 isolates the bottom- detecting circuits
the setting of the gain control which may be used as a bottom from the transmitter multivibrator 0409-410 on the
signal for external analog or digital depth indicator , connec- TRANSMITTER pcb. It also triggers the TVG multivibrator
ted to terminal E101- 18 denoted BOTTOM PULSE 1. The 0512- 513 of the TVG RECEIVER pcb via pin P501-

TERMINAL STRIP E101

TRANSMITTER PCB 514- 168

IF- FILTER PCB 514- 186

TVG RECEIVER PCB 514- 171

BOTTOM DETECTOR PCB 514- 187

Cabinet

Brackets for cover

Electronic unit chassis

Figure Electronic unit identification

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5 RECORDER UNIT quired component , remember to include the name of the

The signals from the RECORDER DRIVER 0610 of the equipment , type designation and serial number
IF~ FI L TER pcb are applied to the RECORDER AMPLIFIER
0321- 322 via pin, P302~ 6. The amplified sjgnals, are brought: In addition , the following should be noted:
out to the recording stylus via , the potentiometer R325, repairs are mainly based on unit replacements
adjusting the writing intensity. ~tock ,numbers of electrical components/units are given
in the enclQsed parts lists
stock numbers of mechanical units/parts for the recorder
6 RECORDER MOTOR R~GULATOR printed circuit unit are given on drawing no. 1\11401.
board 514- 201 , ref~r: tocircuit diagram no. 519- 1030 '
The SIMRAD E~recorderunit is driven by a 36V dc motor
M301 with a built- in tachoge,nerator (GT), which supplies 3 REPLACING PARTS
the signal required to maintain constant speed of rotation. : The printed circuit boards are intended for unit replacements,
An adjustment can be made with the potentiometer.R305. i whereas associated components such as potentiometers etc.
may be subject to induvidual replacements.
The ac tacho signal is rectified by the diode bridge D301
before being applied across R305- 306 and from there fed
through the comparator circuit D304- 0301- 0302. In the Checking printed circuit boards
comparator stages 0301 and 0302 , the dc-component of It is preferable to check the pcb' s by substitution , but if not
the rectified tacho signal will be amplified , whereas the on hand, an amplifier voltmeter and an oscilloscope is re-
, sawtoothed ac-component will remain unchanged by heavy quired in order to check signals/voltages as indicated in the
feedback. When the dc- level at the output of 0302 varies , a test tables.
smaller or' larger part of the ac-component will exceed the

threshold level of the first stage of the dc-amplifier 0303-

304-305-306- 307 , thereby changing the duty cycle of the Motor brushes
current pulses driving the recorder moto~. The square pulse Access to the brushes is achieved by loosening the motor
output passes through the choke L303, which secures approx- cover and pushing it forwCird. For access to the brush on the
imately constant armature current. inside the motor must be loosened and given approximately
half a turn.

4 ADJUSTING THE MOTOR SPEED

3. SERVICE
1 GENERAL
If trouble should occur in the SIMRAD EN Navigation,
Sounder , always attempt to isolate the fault by a quick
operational and visual check. Make sure that any apparent
trouble is actually due to malfunction in the equipment
and not improper control settings, mains failure , damaged
transducer or similar causes.
Note that replacements and adjustments described in the
operator s manual are not included in this publication.
2 ORDERING PARTS
Apart from the stock number and a description of the re-
A fine adjustment of the motor speed can be made with the
screwdriver potentiometer R305 on the motor regulator
pcb 514- 201. The adjustment is carried out either by count-
ing the number of revolutions of the pen belt (240 or 24 per
, minut~) or by checking the time interval between transmitter
pulses by means of a, timer-counter or an oscilloscope. A
suitable checkpoint is terminal no. 9 on the terminal strip
, E1 01. The time interval between pulses should be 250 milli-
secondswith the range selector in the high speed position.
The low speed will automatically be correct when the high
speed has been set (2500 ms interval).
5 LUBRICATION
If required, use silicone grease on gear and worm wheels
and a drop of thin oil on bearings , for instance " Three- in-
one " oil.

6 TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REF. TEST TABLE (3.

Echo Sounder is turned on through Mai ns not applied

GAl N CONTROL S1O1, Fuses blow
but does not operate Ma,ins switc::h 5.101 damaged,
Poor contracts recorder unit/cabinet
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SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REF. TEST TABLE (3.

Recorder operates but no marks
on recording paper
Recording stylus or contact pen damaged Check items mentioned
3/4
I NTENSITY CONTROL R325 open - Circuited
Poor contacts P302- 5/6/7 /11 , P301-
Faulty recorder output ampl ifier PCB 514- 167 7 , 8, 9

Recorder operates but no marks on Faulty transmitter PCB 514- 168 1 0, 11, 1 2 , 13
recording paper except when MARKER Faulty receiver PCB 514- 171 , 15 , 16 , 17
S103 is depressed Faulty IF-filter PCB 514- 186 , 19 21,
Faulty transducer output , 23 , 24

Normal zero- line but nothing else Faulty tran smitter PCB 514- 168 . 10, 12 , 13, 24
recorded Faulty receiver PCB 514- 171 , 15 , 16, 17
Faulty I F- filter PCB 514- 186 1~ 1~ 2~21 , 22 , 23

very weak
Normal zero- line but other registrations Faulty transmitter PCB 514- 168
Faulty receiver PCB 514-171
Faulty IF- filter PCB 514- 186
, 13; 24
14, 16,
, 20 , 23 , 34
Faulty GAIN CONTROL R101 , 24, 25

Normal zero- I ine , but recording range Faulty receiver PCB 514- 171
largely reduced

Excessive recording intensity Faulty TVG generator , TVG voltage

too low

Low sensitivity, particularly for deep Faulty TVG generator , TVG-voltage

waters too high

Excessive recording, but no contour- Faulty NORMAL/CONTOURLINE

I ine registration SWITCH S702
Faulty FUNCTION SWITCH S701
FUNCTION SWITCH S701 placed in
wrong position (II)
Faulty bottom detector PCB 514- 187

Zero- line is ten times thicker in the Faulty RANGE SELECTOR S105
shallow range than in the deep range Faulty bottom detector PCB 514- 187 , 30

Thickness and recording intensity of Faulty bottom detector PCB 514- 187 , 30
zero- line dependent on setting of Faulty I F- filter PCB 514- 186 , 22
GAIN CONTROL R101

No black marking I ine is recorded Faulty Marker S1 03 (part of

when Marker 5103 is depressed ON/OFF GAIN AND MARKER
(zero- line and all other registrations CONTROL)
normal)

Complete blackening of entire Faulty MARKER S103

recording paper Faulty bottom detector PCB 514- 187 , 30

Noisy recorder operation Ball bearings of recorder damaged Check or replace ball bearings

Poor recording in general Large stylus pressure ,

blunt stylus point Check items mentioned
or faulty contact bar or pen

I mproper recorder speed Faulty speed regulator PCB 514- 201 or

power unit 334- Replace PCB 514- 201
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7 CHECKING SIMRAD EN ONBOARD

Ref. No. Test point Waveform/measurement Comments

E101- 23/24 Mains

P301- 1/2 Mains

J201- 1/3 Mains

P301 , J301 Visual inspection

Potmeter Resistance dependent on setting of Switch off mains. Measure

R325 INTENSITY CONTROL R325 resistance of R325 with stylus
off paper

P/J302- Oohm
P30 1- 3/4

P302- 60V

:' I

Ii .
P302- 5/6 Echo obtained at a depth of
5 metres
'-""IIliil'

I.. 6ms

Recording JOeY Measure between contact bar

styl us and ground
Echo obtained at a depth of
6ms 5 metres

P401- 20V
P401- 60V

1BV 1

P401- Pulse duration dependent upon

, Oy range and model of echo sounder.
3 - 12 m s

20V

P401- 13, 14 Pulse duration t~0. 3 or 1. 3 ms

dependent upon range

3ms
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Ref. No. Test point Waveform/measurement Comments

P401- 1/2 6ooV Pulse duration t:

Shallow range: 0. 3 ms
Deep range: 1.3 ms

I+--t~
P501- 25V Regulated
TP504 20V

I j1I
" 1 'I! i' ~ !
P501- 300V !I;IIIi "::' 1,
Pulse duration t:
1' I
, I, ll I
Shallow range: 0. 3 ms
Deep range: 1.3 ms
i Ii iT1l1 i
J+-.- t -.f

~O.
P501- Echo obtained at a depth of
5 metres
I-. oms

P501- 7 V

j4--9. 8 ms (38kHz)

P601- 25V Regulated

TP605 20V

P601- See ref. no. 16

P601- Echo obtained at a depth of

5 metres

1-- 6ms

P60 1- See ref. no. 20 Ampl itude dependent on setting

of GAIN CONTROL. Waveform
shown for full gain setting
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Ref. No. Test point Waveform/measurement Comments

P601- 7 /8 See ref. no. 8

P601- See ref. no. 17

E101- 3/4, See ref. no. 13

19V

TP505 TVG-switch S501 in position

navigation (20 log R)

1.3s

P701- 15V Echo obtained at a depth of

5 metres
J.4---.- 6 m s L..

P701- 20V

See also ref. no. 26

P701- 5 V , Contourline
Echo obtained at a depth of
141 6ms 5 metres

P701- a) +25V b) a) RANGE SELECTOR S105

closed (deep range)
b) S105 open (shallow range)

P701- Pulse duration t:

Shallow range: 1. 0 ms
Deep range: ~ 4. 0 ms

P601- 7V with MARKER S103 released

OV with MA R K E R S 103 depressed

PCB514~ 204 +40V Recorder power unit 334-

2/1
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8 CHECKING SIMRAD EN ASHORE

REF. CONTROL SETTINGS MEASURED WITH AN REMARKS

NO. AMPLIFIER VOLTMETER

Range Gain Normal! Recording Signal TVG IF;. Recorder

selector contourline intensity generator voltage signal driver
switch J501- J601- J601-
ere Ugen screen screen screen
to 5 to 5 to 7
Max. 32 mV 8mV 210 mV Grey recording
Max. 1 mV 1 mV 9mV Grey recording
Max. 140 mV 36mV 1000 mV 1.4V Black recording
Max. 6mV 2mV 40mV 1.4V Black recording

Make sure that the pulse length microswitch is
operated when setting the range selector in
positiono.240m l.
NOTE!
The measurements are intended as a guide only (:t3 dB).
Remember to check the generator frequency during measure-
ments. Signal levels are measured with the receiver unit
switched off.

TERMINAL STRIP E101

23 24

110/220V MAl NS
50 OR 60 Hz

SIGNAL GENERATOR
38kHz

Val ue of Rgen = signal

generator output impedance

Approx. _
600Vp- OSCI LLOSCOPE
p f- ONLY TO BE CONNECTED FOR
TRANSMITTER PULSE
MEASUREMENTS
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TP406

P'O1
TP407

TO1

TP405

TP402
0(18
LK

R11

.00' T03

TP401 TP404 TP403

Test points and terminals of

transmitter PCB 514- 168
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c::: en
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TP503 TP505
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...... en
..... 0

TP504 TP501 TP502

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P601
1111-
t:1 t:1 t:1 t:1
81
Q13

TP602
IT)
R01

o::
R35 ~02 006

LII
11.;
./011(1

TP607
TP601
~ytte:o lOt ,, 0 I
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ace
C18 C15
.-/V' a:: a:: filiL.c::J--- .-I - I ,---,
~I 04 ~
8D3 TP606
1 C" l:;:,
TP603

~I II
D~ ~ ~n ~2~O

TP604 TP605

Test points and terminals of

I F- filter PCB 514- 186
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.j::o. en
.:. 0 TP702 TP704
00 ....
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~ 8
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001 R03;. ' iU4
~ 1

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C/I S2c ~
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ro
51' - 187 / COg
TP701 TP7Q5 TP703

, m
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IPART NO QTY. STOCK NO. DESCRIPTION

NOTE: Component types and values may be subject to minor

changes without notice.

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND UNITS

382 - 009303. Transmitter PCB 514.168
382 - 009304. TVG- Receiver PCB 514- 171 (ser. no. 57000 and below)
382 - 038284. TVG- Receivef PCB 514- 171 (ser. no. 57001 and above)
382 - 009885. IF- Filter PCB 514- 186
382- 009889. Bottom Detector PCB 514.187
299 - 009006. Power Unit 402- 119
300 - 032833. Recorder Unit (E N model 10039)
300 - 032838. Recorder Unit (EN model 110081

DIODE
D101 1N4148 (EN model 11008 only)

E101 2 371 - 020755.

TERMINALS .
Terminal board Weidmuller MK 3/12 type 2436.

FUSES
Fl01- 2 251 - 022772. 8A slow 5x20 mm On 220 V AC versions only
102 251 - 022784. 6A slow 5x20 mm On 110 V AC versions only

SOCKETS
J201 37'1 - 023033. Carr Fastener 44/81 /999M
J401 371 - 023032. Carr Fastener 44/81/800M/14RH
J501 371 - 023030. Carr Fastener 44/81/800M/9RH
J601 371 - 023032. Carr Fastener 44/81/800M/14RH
J701 371 - 023031. Carr Fastener 44/81/800M/14LH

LAMPS
LP10 6 250 - 023055. Osram Type 3799 6V-
LP10: 250 - 023055. Osram Type 3799 6V - 2\"1
LP 10: 250 - 023055. Osram Type 37996V- 2\!J
LP1~ 250 - 023055. Osram Type 3799 6V- 1.2W
LP 1 Of 250 - 023055. Osram Type 3799 6V- 1.2W
LP 1 Of 250 - 023055. Osram Type 3799 6V -

RELAY
K401 ERNI type REL40 K200-24V- 0 (EN model 11008 only)

PARTS LIST - CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

PARTS LIST 519- 1028 AND 11932
CABINET
51MHAD
DRAW. SIMRAD EN Navigation Sounder
CONTR.
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PART NO. OTY. STOCK NO. DESCRIPTION

RESISTORS
Rl01 Gain control , 2. 5 k. ohm log, pot:
203 - 009206. RUWIDO type 813F/2 (EN model 10039)
203 - 009205. RUWIDO type 803/2 (EN model 11008)
Rl03 203 - 009310. Illumination control , 10 ohms :tl0% 10\1\1 potentiometer
ROSENTHAL Pl0

SWITCHES AND SELECTORS

5101 Mains switoh , part of A101 (EN model 10039 only)
S103 Marker switch , part of R 101
S104 Phased range selector (E N model 11 008 on I y)
S105 350 - 020039. Range selector microswitch CROUZET type 507-
Sl06 350 - 009706. EN model 10039: Recorder on/off switch
S106 350 - 011032. EN model 11008: Off/standby/recorder on switch

PARTS LIST - CIRCUIT DIAGRAM;

PARTS LIST 519-1028 AND 11932 51MHAD
CABINET
DRAW.
SIMRAD EN Navigation Sounder
CONl R.
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PART NO. QTY. STOCK NO. DESCRIPTION

NOTE: Component types and values may be subject

to minor changes without notice.

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND UNITS

382 - 009010. Recorder output amplifier PCB 514- 167

221 .. 016343. Power unit 334 - 32
382 - 010134. Motor regulator: PCB 514- 201 (EN model 10039)
382 - 011694. PCB 11694 (EN model 11008)
359 - 007024. Triggerco.-.ct assembly: 7024 (EN model' 0039)
359.. 008257. 8257 (EN model 11008)
379 - 010284. Interconnection board PCB 514- 202 (EN. model 10039)

CAPACITOR
C305 213.. 018502. 2200 ~ F - 10 + 50% 63V electrolytic

SOCKETS
J301 371 - 002704. Simrad
J302 371 .. 002703. Simrad
J320 371 .. 023029. Carr Fastener 44/81 /999M/6

INQUCTOR
L303 382 - 010284. Motor choke

MOTOR
M301 3~0 - 008635. Engel type GNM2175T1
379 .. 021600. Motor brushes

R ESI STO R
R325 203 - 023211. 10 kn :t: 1 0% pot. meter Colvern

SWITCH
5304 382 - 015173. Scale switch assembly PCB 15173 (EN model 11008 only)

PARTS LIST PA.RTS LIST - CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

519- 1030 AND 15071 51 HAD
DRAW. RECORDER UNIT
SIMRAD EN Navigation Sounder
CONTR.
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