Furuno 1833C/NT GPS Receiver - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Try adjusting the GPS position offset in the GPS Sensor Settings Menu.

I know this is an old question but just ran across it. The 1833C/NT is a radar and chart plotter. It requires the external and optional black box sounder to have depth recorder functionality.

You have to be in the "Installation Mode" to adjust the heading. Hold menu key down while pressing the "pwr" key. Then select menu/installation and you'll be able to find the heading adjustment section.

the GP31 has an NMEA in/out in the power cord - out is yellow green in blue(or black) and white on the 1833 you will use data 4 typically which has an in and out also, same colors hook out to in and in to out, program and done

The display uses a serial interface, otherwise known as a comm port. You can get a USB to DB9 adaptor practically anywhere. Once you have a serial connection, you will need software such as MaxSea to send the waypoint with.

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303030 try this is a original one

There are set by you to feet, metres, 'F or 'C, knots, kph, or mph.From a bit more reading, depth is Feet, distance is Nautical Miles. Temperature you have a choice.Note: The water temperature graph can beset on or off (See page 11-4.). The temperature scale is fixed between 20-80 °F (0 to30°C).Read the manualhttps://www.furunousa.com/-/media/sites/furuno/document_library/documents/manuals/public_manuals/gp1650fdf_operators_manual_version_m.pdf..

You would obviously be better served if you learned how to google it https://downeastboatforum.com/threads/1650-battery-replacement.12881/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQW4EoQPM00 hope this helps if so leave some feedback 8]

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Possibly voltage too low, faulty unit, no power coming to the unit.

try going to the ships register and applying for the changes there will be a marine department that will point you in the right direction

Radar type????

Try this 303030

A trick that I have found with the marine Furuno products is that they remember the state that they were in the last time power was removed from them. In the unit is off when you remove the AUX power than when the AUX power is turned back on the unit will remain off. If the unit was on when the AUX power was turned off then the unit will be automatically turn on when power AUX is turned back on This feature keeps the unit alive if power is disrupted under way so that the helmsmen doesn't have to keep turning it back on during busy times.

You can interface the GP30 to the 1715 and get Lat/Lon readings where the cursor is. The GPS has extra wires in the power cable. The 1715 will require a NMEA cable pn 000-154-028. Connect the white GPS wire to the yellow radar wire and the blue GPS wire to the green radar wire.

will not enter navigation.

Hi. Check here my friend http://www.mods.dk/manual.php?brand=furuno Good luck.

Ron

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Nick