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[rayman]

Hello everyone, thank you for accepting me. I just bought a used DFF3D module and its corresponding transducer. I'm excited and eager to start doing my own bathymetry. I hope to contribute to the community with what little I learn. Greetings and thank you.

 

[Sparky Wire]

Welcome to the Furuno USA Forum!

 

[Ackbar]

Hello everyone, thank you for accepting me. I just bought a used DFF3D module and its corresponding transducer. I'm excited and eager to start doing my own bathymetry. I hope to contribute to the community with what little I learn. Greetings and thank you.

The DFF3D is an amazing unit, just be sure to follow the instructions when installing it https://www.furunousa.com/en/support/DFF3D

One thing to really pay attention to is proper shielding and grounding of the transducer, it's a step a lot of people seem to gloss over and then they wonder why the picture doesn't look very good, often with a large flashlight looking beam down the center. I've attached a set of instructions for you and if you have any questions let us know!

 

[rayman]

Hola, estamos haciendo pruebas y el asistente con conexión TZ reconoce el módulo DFF3D como si fuera un DFF1, una sonda monohaz. Puedo ver la multipantalla, pero solo puedo hacer batimetría monohaz. Ingresamos la IP 172.31 en el manual que viene con el módulo... Eliminamos el firewall del PC, pero aún reconoce el módulo como NavNet, igual que un módulo DFF1. Es extraño que, si podemos hacer la sonda monohaz, triple haz... pero no la batimetría multihaz. El anterior propietario tenía un TZ3, así que no puede ayudar mucho. ¿Alguien tuvo un problema similar? Por mi inglés.