SIMRAD I3007 7 Inch Superior Colour Display Installation Guide
- June 9, 2024
- Simrad
Table of Contents
SIMRAD I3007 7 Inch Superior Colour Display
Technical specification
Bracket mounting
Dimensional drawings
Parts
- A. I3007 unit
- B. Panel mounting kit
- C. Documentation
- D. Power cable
- E. Communication cable
- F. Fuse kit
- G. Bracket kit
- H. Suncover (sold separately)
System example
Connector overview
- A. NMEA 2000, Micro-C connector
- B. Ethernet, RJ45 connector
- C. Power and external alarm, 4-pin connector
- D. Ground, M4 threaded insert
- E. Comms (communication), 19-pin connector
Power and external alarm
- A. DC negative – black
- B. +12/24 V DC – red
- C. Fuse
- D. Power failure alarm output (contact return) – blue
- E. Power failure alarm output (N/C isolated contact) – yellow
- F. Alert management system
Note: Refer to the technical specification for electrical details.
Ethernet
- The unit is equipped with a standard RJ-45 connector.
Note: Network switches can be used to extend the network. Routers and repeater hubs shall not be used.
- Network traffic filtering by external managed switch supports IGMP version 2.
NMEA 2000
- The unit is equipped with a standard Micro-C connector.
Communication cable
Refer to the Operator Manual for software setup. Wiring illustrations only include the required wires for the example.
IEC 61162-2
Grounding
- A. Ground, M4 threaded insert
- B. Grounding cable, min. 0.82 mm2 ( 18 AWG)
- C. Star washer
- D. Screw (M4-.7 X 6 mm)
Note: It is recommended that the unit ground is connected to the vessel’s bonded ground or a non-bonded RF ground.
Analog port
The analog port can be configured for current, voltage or frequency input. Refer to the User Manual for local port setup.
Backlight control / Rudder potentiometer
Potentiometer (10 k – 100 k Ohm, min 1 W)
Voltage sensor signal input
Current sensor signal input (mA)
Frequency
Supports rudder feedback units with
- 3400 Hz as mid-position reference
- 20 Hz / degree increasing when the rudder moves to port and vice versa
Digital port (speed)
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A speed log that outputs 200 pulses per nautical mile can be connected to the digital port.
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A. Speed log (200 pulses/NM)
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B. Ship’s ground
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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