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A
MARINE RADAR/ARPA
FCR-2107(-BB)/2807 Series
Operator's Guide
The purpose of this Operator's Guide is to provide basic operating procedures for this equipment. For detailed
information see the Operator’s Manual.
Table of contents
How to select an operating mode...................................................................................................................2
Radar mode indications..................................................................................................................................2
Chart radar mode indications..........................................................................................................................3
ECDIS mode indications.................................................................................................................................4
Radar functions...............................................................................................................................................5
TT functions....................................................................................................................................................6
AIS functions...................................................................................................................................................7
Loading S57 chart from CD-ROM................................................................................................................... 8
Display until and approve until dates..............................................................................................................9
Manual chart updates.....................................................................................................................................9
Creating a user chart....................................................................................................................................10
Notes.............................................................................................................................................................11
Route planning..............................................................................................................................................12
Route monitoring...........................................................................................................................................13
Chart alerts ...................................................................................................................................................14
Navigation sensors.......................................................................................................................................15
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How to select an operating mode
Put arrow on the operating mode indication and left-click. The choices are Chart Radar, Radar and ECDIS.
Chart Radar Mode : Radar display w/chart overlay
Range 0.125 - 24 nm
Orientation other than Head-up
Radar Mode : Conventional radar display
ECDIS Mode : Electronic chart display
Radar mode indications
TRIAL MANEUVER Box
Cursor Position, TTG and R/B to Cursor
GAIN setting
A/C SEA setting
A/C RAIN setting
TUNING setting
000. 0°TSET
000
010
North Mark
170
180
0. 0knDRIFT
020
030
Cursor
Drop
Mark
No. 2 VRM
150
160
DROP2
°T NM
Symb DISP Box
Gain
Sea MAN
Rain MAN
T une AUTO
040
050
MENU Box
+
120
130
140
00:00
VRM1
>3.682NM<
VRM2
5.221NM
34°40. 649 N
+
135°18. 303 E
TTG 312.3°R
00:11 1.864
060
070
080
090
100
WATCH
Box
110
AZ1
AZ2
T rue T rail
Set Box,
DRIFT Box
80
0
0
0
NM
TRIAL OFF
MENU
Symb
DISP
Watch
11:28
TGT
LIST
01:00
TM
Res
ALM
ACK
HDG 046.0°
SPD (CALC) 17.3 kn
SB (POSN) 0.8 kn
COG (POSN) 048.7°
SOG (POSN) 17.4 kn
59°54.097'N
024
°
59.582'E
WGS84
DGPS
Route: HELSINKI
Plan Speed 30.0 kn
Plan 202.9°
Route 217.9°
CH LIM 195 m
Off track < 0.9 NM
Outside channel
T o WPT
Dist WOP NM
Time
Next WP
Next
Turn rad NM
Turn rate ° /min
UserChart Notes
10 APR 2009 10:28
LOCAL (UTC + 03:00)
+
5.476 NM 91.5
AUTO
TT > AIS
MAN
T VECT(G) 5 min
Predictor 30 se
P ASTPOSN T 12min
CPA 10.0NM 30min
CPA AUTO act FILT
Lost TGT alarm FIL T
SINGLE xx.xx xx.xx
Range - Info Range +
59°52.031'N
135
°
45.365'E
°
DISP
ALL
System Status
(Sector rotates if
system is normal.)
Heading
°
Speed
Transversal speed
Course over ground
Speed over ground
Position
Datum
Source of Position*
Route Data Box
WPT Data Box
User Chart, Notes Box
Date, Time Box
Cursor Data
°
Box
Target List Box
Acquisition zone setting
T arget Trail setting
True motion reset
Alert Box
Picture Box
PULSELENGTH Box
ANTENNA Box
PRESENTATION Mode
RANGE Box
NM
3
/ 0.5
Head Up RM
*1
CHART RA X-BAND
PULSE M1
PICTURE 1
IR 2
ES 2
EAV OFF
AUTO
RAIN 3
290
280
270
260
250
PI 1
000.0
0.00
BRILL 1
HL
EBL1
OFF
TX
EBL2
STB
310
300
No. 1
EBL
No. 2 EBL
240
ON
230
°
T
NM
> 280.5° T<
241.0° T
320
Acquistion
Zone
No.1 VRM
220
12/16
MODE Box
REF point
Radar
CCRP
330
210
DROP1
229.8°T 4.532NM
REF point
350
340
Heading
Marker
Heading Line
Stern Mark
200
190
No. 2 EBL
TX/STBY Box
HL OFF Box
BRILL, COLOR Box
PI (Index Line) Box
-PI orientation
-PI interval
Drop Mark data
No. 1 EBL
No. 2 VRM
No. 1 VRM
w/TTG data
*1
To adjust, put arrow
on setting and left-click.
IR: Interference Rejector
ES: Echo Stretch
EAV: Echo Averaging
AUTO RAIN: Auto rain clutter reduction
2
Alarm
acknowledge
Guidance area
(Current button,
scrollwheel function)
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Chart radar mode indications
NM
3
/ 0.5
Course Up RM
CHART RA X-BAND
PULSE M1
PICTURE 1
IR 2
ES 2
EAV OFF
AUTO
RAIN 3
300
290
280
270
260
250
Chart
Priority
Coast
Line Only
PI 1
000.0
0.00
BRILL 1
HL
OFF
TX
STB
240
ON
°
T
NM
> 280.5° T<
EBL1
241.0° T
EBL2
320
310
230
220
12/16
MODE Box
Chart
REF point
Radar
CCRP
340
330
210
200
DROP1
229.8°T 4.532NM
350
190
000
180
Chart database information
020
160
000. 0°TSET
0. 0knDRIFT
030
150
DROP2
°T NM
Gain
Sea MAN
Rain MAN
T une AUTO
040
050
060
+
120
130
140
00:00
VRM1
>3.682NM<
VRM2
5.221NM
34°40. 649 N
+
135°18. 303 E
TTG 312.3°R
00:11 1.864
070
110
AZ1
AZ2
T rue T rail
DspBase
010
170
80
0
0
0
TRIAL OFF
080
090
100
Chart
DISP
TGT
LIST
HDG 046.0°
SPD (CALC) 17.3 kn
SB (POSN) 0.8 kn
COG (POSN) 048.7°
SOG (POSN) 17.4 kn
59°54.097'N
024
WGS84
NM
DGPS
Route: HELSINKI
Plan Speed 30.0 kn
MENU
Plan 202.9°
Route 217.9°
Symb
CH LIM 195 m
DISP
Off track < 0.9 NM
Outside channel
T o WPT
Dist WOP NM
Time
Next WP
Next
Turn rad NM
Turn rate ° /min
UserChart Notes
10 APR 2009 10:28
LOCAL (UTC + 03:00)
Chart
Status
+
AUTO
TT > AIS
MAN
T VECT(G) 5min
Watch
Predictor 30sec
11:28
P ASTPOSN T 12min
CPA 10.0NM 30min
CPA AUTO act FILT
Lost TGT alarm FILT
SINGLE xx.xx xx.xx
01:00
TM
Res
Range - Info Range +
ALM
ACK
°
59.582'E
°
59°52.031'N
°
45.365'E
135
5.476 NM 91.5
°
Symb DISP
Box
Chart Status
Box
°
DISP
ALL
Chart DISP
Box
Coast Line Only box
Chart Priority box
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ECDIS mode indications
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
(1) Presentation mode
(2) Operating mode
(3) Display scale
(4) Chart only switch
(5) Name of display settings
Electronic chart area
Mouse function
area.
(Current function of left button,
scrollwheel, right button)
<Data from position-fixing sensor>
HDG : Heading
SPD : Longitudinal speed
SB : Transversal speed
COG : Course over ground
SOG : Speed over ground
Position : Latitude and longitude
Geodetic datum : WGS-84, etc.
EPFS : DGPS, GPS, etc.
System Status
(Sector rotates if
system is normal.)
Right click to
select display
[Sidebar]
Route
Conning
Docking
Chart Legend
Close
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Radar functions
Adjusting tuning
1. Roll the trackball to put the arrow on the
TUNE level indicator at the top of the
screen.
Tune MAN
2. Left-click to show AUTO TUNE to get
automatic tune.
Adjusting sensitivity
1. Roll the trackball to put the arrow on the
gain level indicator at the top of the screen.
Gain
2. Spin the scroll wheel downward to in crease the gain or upward to decrease it.
Suppressing sea clutter
1. Use the trackball to put the arrow in the
SEA AUTO box.
put arrow here.
Sea AUTO
2. Push the left button to show SEA MAN.
3. Put the arrow on the A/C SEA level
indicator.
4. While observing the radar image, spin the
scrollwheel to suppress sea clutter.
Suppressing rain clutter
1. Put the arrow on the level indicator.
2. While observing the radar image, spin the
scrollwheel to suppress rain clutter.
Put arrow here.
Rain MAN
put arrow here.
put arrow inside
window to adjust gain.
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63
Radar picture adjustments
1. Left-click the PICTURE box. This box
has 12 preset picture settings for sea
state, navigation position, etc.
2. To adjust, right-click the box, and the
display shown below appears.
Reject interference.
Magnify radar echoes.
Supress unstable echoes.
Reject noise.
Auto sea clutter suppression.
Auto rain clutter suppression.
Adjust video contrast.
Select pulselength
by range.
Set current sea condition.
Set height of radar
antenna above waterline.
Set low level echo.
3. Select item's setting.
4. Spin the scrollwheel to select desired
setting.
5. Push the scrollwheel.
Measuring range
1. Use the trackball to put the arrow in the
VRM1 or VRM2 box, whichever VRM you
want to use.
VRM1
VRM2
The guidance box reads "VRM ON."
2. Push the left button to turn on the VRM.
3. Spin the scrollwheel to put the VRM on
the inner edge of the target.
000
010
350
No. 1
VRM
280
270
260
340
330
320
310
300
290
250
240
230
220
210
200
020
030
150
160
190
170
180
040
050
060
120
130
140
VRM1
VRM2
Target
blip
070
080
090
100
No. 2
110
VRM
>0.66NM<
1.18NM
To erase a VRM, select the appropriate VRM
box and push the left button until the VRM
disappears from the screen.
Measuring bearing
1. Use the trackball to put the arrow in the
EBL1 or EBL2 box, whichever EBL you
want to use.
EBL1
EBL2
.
The guidance box reads "EBL ON."
2. Push the left button to turn on the EBL.
3. Spin the scrollwheel to bisect the target
with the EBL.
000
010
350
No. 2
EBL
290
280
270
260
250
340
330
320
310
300
Range markers
240
on EBLs
230
220
210
200
020
030
150
160
190
170
180
Target
040
blip
050
060
070
080
090
100
No. 1
110
EBL
120
130
140
>033.2°T<
EBL1
EBL2
°
T
299.4
To erase an EBL, select the appropriate EBL
box and push the left button until the EBL
disappears from the screen.
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TT functions
Activating/deactivating TT
Put the cursor on the TT setting in the information area then push the left mouse button
to select an option
(AUTO or MAN).
AUTO
MAN
Selecting automatic or manual acquisition
1. Select the TT setting and push the right
button.
Manual 100
Auto 25
Auto 50
Auto 75
Auto 100
Ref target vector
Cancel All
2. Choose a Manual or Auto option as
applicable.
3. Push the left button.
Manually acquiring a target
1. With the arrow inside the effective display
area, spin the scrollwheel to show Tgt
Acquire in the guidance box.
2.
Use the trackball to put the arrow on the
target you want to acquire.
3.
Push the left button to acquire the target.
Terminating tracking a target
1. Spin the scrollwheel to show Tgt
Cancel/L=All in the guidance area.
2. Put arrow on target.
3. Push the right button.
Displaying target data
1. Put arrow on TT target.
2. Push scrollwheel.
To delete the target data, put the arrow on
the target and push the scrollwheel.
TT symbol color, size
1. Left-click Symb DISP at the right side
of the screen.
2. Click the Targets tab.
Color box
Size box
3. Set the arrow in the Color box.
4. Spin the scrollwheel to select color and
push it to confirm selection.
5. Set the arrow in the Size box.
6. Spin the scrollwheel to select size and
push it to confirm selection.
7. Click the Close button.
Setting CPA and TCPA ranges
1. Use the trackball to select the CPA setting.
Predictor OFF
PASTPOSN T 12 min
CPA 1.0 nm
6 min
2. Spin the scrollwheel to select the CPA
setting desired and push the scrollwheel.
3. Use the trackball to select the TCPA
setting.
4. Spin the scrollwheel to select TCPA value
desired and push the scrollwheel.
Setting vector length
1. Spin the scrollwheel to select RelVect.
T VECT(G) or T VECT(S) (whichever is
displayed) at the right side of the screen.
T VECT(G) 12 min
Predictor OFF
PASTPOSN T 12 min
CPA 1.0 nm
SINGLE
6 min
06.xx 06.xx
2. Spin the scrollwheel to display R VECT,
T VECT(G) or T VECT(S) as appro priate.
3. Select the vector time setting.
4. Spin the scrollwheel to display time
desired and push the scrollwheel.
Setting an acquisition zone
An acquisition zone can be used to enable
automatic target acquisition in a specific area.
1. Left-click AZ at the bottom right corner.
2. Set the arrow at the upper left corner of
the acquisition zone and left-click.
3. Drag the arrow to the lower right corner
and left-click.
To erase an acquisition zone, put arrow
on applicable AZ indication and push the
left button until the guard zone disappears.
If two acquisition zones are in use, the No.1
acquisition zone cannot be erased unless
the No.2 acquisition zone is erased.
Acquisition zone
000
010
350
340
330
320
310
300
290
280
270
260
250
240
230
220
210
200
020
030
040
050
060
A
B
190
170
180
070
080
090
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
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AIS functions
Turning AIS function on/off
Targets which are being tracked by an AIS
transponder can also be displayed on the
display. Put the cursor on the AIS setting in
the information area then push the left
mouse button to select an option
(DISP OFF, DISP FILT, DISP ALL).
AUTO
MAN
SINGLE
xx.xx xx.xx
Activating targets
Activating specific target
1. Put the arrow on the AIS target and push
the scrollwheel.
2. On the target data display, left-click the
AIS check mark. Check mark present
means activated target; no check mark
indicates sleeping target.
Vector
Heading
line
Displaying target data
Y
ou may display an AIS target's data by
selecting it on the display.
Basic data
Use the trackball to put the arrow on an
AIS target symbol and push the scrollwheel.
Detailed target data
1. Use the trackball to put the arrow on
the desired AIS target in the data box at
the right side of the screen.
2. Push the left button to show detailed data.
Creating a safety message
1. Display Menu/Info/Chart Menu in the
guidance box and push the left button
to open the Main menu.
2. Select Safety Message from the menu and
push the scrollwheel.
3. Put the arrow on the triangle in the
menu to show the sub menu.
4. Select Create Message from the menu
and push the scrollwheel.
Address box
Message type box
Channel box
Activated target Sleeping target
Activating all targets
1. Put the arrow in the AIS DISP box at the
right side of the screen.
2. Right-click to show the AIS DISP menu.
Sleep All Target
Activate All
Auto Disp Msgs
Received msgs
Transmit msg
3. Select Activate All and left-click.
Sleeping all activated AIS targets
1. Use the trackball to select the AIS box at
the right side of the screen.
2. Push the right button to open the
AIS DISP menu.
Sleep All Target
Activate All
Auto Disp Msgs
Received msgs
Transmit msg
3. Spin the scrollwheel to select Sleep All
Target and push the left button or the
scrollwheel.
To erase detailed target data, put arrow
in detailed target data and left-click.
Filtering AIS targets
1. Right-click the AIS setting indication to
show the AIS filter dialog box.
Max. count
Max. range
Priority
Speed min.
Length max.
2. At the top of the window, check the types
of AIS targets to show.
3. Select max. count and max. range of AIS
symbols to display.
4. Set filtering method (CPA, TCPA or
RANGE) with Priority.
5. Set min. speed and max. length for
displayed target.
5. Check Enable changes.
6. Put the arrow in the Address box. Spin
the scrollwheel to select "Addressed to
MMSI" or "Broadcast to All" as appropriate
and push the scrollwheel. For Addressed
to MMSI, enter MMSI of ship in the MMSI
input box, in the Vessel window.
7 Select message type at Message type box.
8. Enter the text of your message in the box
below the Channel box.
9. To send the message, put the arrow on
triangle to show the sub menu, select
Send Message and push the scrollwheel.
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Loading S57 chart from CD-ROM
1. Set CD-ROM to drive, spin the scrollwheel to show
Menu/Info/Chart Menu in the guidance box and then
right-click.
2. Select "Load and Update Charts" from the menu and
"from CDROM" from the sub menu.
[ Load and Update Charts ]
Go back
from CDROM
Manual
4. Click the Load button to start loading.
1) Before loading starts the message below appears.
2) Click the Yes button to load chart. SENC conversion
is done automatically and the SENC Convert window
appears.
The system loads publisher notes and product list from
the CDROM and the "Load or Update Charts from
CDROM dialog box appears.
3. Select the chart to load from the "Load or Update Charts
from CDROM" dialog box.
ECDIS
+
NM
°
SINGLE
3) After the conversion is completed, the window shown
below appears.
4) Click the Close button to finish.
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Display until and approve until dates
1. Open the Chart menu.
2. Choose Set Chart viewing dates from the menu.
3. Set the arrow in the Display Until field (Approve Until
field), use the scrollwheel to set desired date, and
push the scrollwheel.
Manual chart update
7. Click the Accept New
Object button.
8. Click the Edit
Properties button.
9. Click the Edit Position
button.
Do the procedures below to manually add objects (points,
lines, areas, etc.) to electronic charts, to keep them up to
date.
Inscribing new symbol
1. Spin the scrollwheel to show Menu/Info/Chart menu in the
guidance box.
2. Push the right button.
3. Select Manual Updates and push the scrollwheel. Select
Planning and push the scrollwheel.
4. Click the New button.
5. Select Drawing type
and Category.
6. Select symbol from
symbol list box.
10. Use the arrow and left
button to place and
input symbol. Click the
Accept button.
11. Click the Accept
button.
12. Click the "Accept
Manual Updates as
Permanent" button.
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Creating a user chart
User charts are created and edited in the Planning mode. To display a user chart on ECDIS, set Points, Symbols & Tidals
and Areas on the Mariner page in the Symbol Display menu.
1. Put the arrow on User
Chart in the information
area then click the Plan
button.
2. Put the arrow on the
triangle in the dialog box,
choose Create from the
menu and then push the
scroll wheel. Enter a name
for the user chart. Click the
OK button to finish.
3. Click the Line tab and then check
"Enable changes." Click the Add
button. Spin the scrollwheel
in the Element type box to choose
line type and then push the
scrollwheel. To start a new line from
a new position, check "New start
position".
<Line type>
Coast line
Depth line
Route line
Navigation line
User Chart
Monitor
Plan
OK
DISP
DISP
X
5. Click the Area tab and then check
"Enable changes." To make a new
area, click the Add button in the Area
field.
Define Name for area. Use the arrow
to select position for points and then
push the left button.
6. Click the Tidal tab and then check
"Enable changes." To mark a tidal on the
screen, use the mouse to locate the
arrow and then push the left button.
Define Name, Type, Orientation,
Strength and Time for Tidal. The Tidal
symbol is displayed on the chart
radar and ECDIS displays.
<Types>
Predicted: Predicted current flow
Actual: Actual current flow
kn
4. Click the Symbol tab and then check
"Enable changes." Click the Add
button. For symbol, set style (symbol or
label). Use the arrow to select location
for symbol or line and then left-click.
<Symbol style>
Symbol: Alphabet, numeric
Label: Entered name
7. Click the Point tab and then check
"Enable changes." Use arrow and left
button to define location of point.
Danger Symbol
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Notes
Creating Notes
1. Put the arrow on Notes in the information area and then click
the Plan button to show the Notes dialog box. Select
Create from the menu and then push the scrollwheel.
Select Notes
Monitor
Plan
X
DISP
DISP
2. In the Notes name entry box, spin the scrollwheel to choose
character, and then push the scrollwheel. Repeat to enter name
desired and then click the OK button.
3. In the Edit Record page of the Plan Notes dialog box, check "Enable changes".
4. Roll the trackball to put the arrow on the location desired for Notes and then push the left mouse
button.
5. In the Range box, enter the range from own ship at which to activate the Notes.
6. To show text message on the screen, enter desired message in the text window; spin the
scrollwheel to choose character and push the scrollwheel to confirm.
[Notes]
Go Monitor mode
Select
Unselect
Create
Backup and Restore
Report
Close
PLAN NOTES
Displaying Notes
To show Notes on the chart, turn on Notes in the Mariner page of the Symbol Display dialog box.
There are four ways to show pilot data on the chart:
1. Position marker only
2. Position marker and alphanumeric information
3. Position marker, range ring
4. Position marker, range ring and alphanumeric information
1. 2. 3. 4.
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Route planning
Creating a new route
1. Put the arrow on Route in the information area, and then click the Plan
button to open the Plan Route dialog box with Route Plan menu. Select
Create and push the scrollwheel.
2. Spin the scrollwheel to choose character, and then push the scrollwheel. Repeat to
enter name desired and then click the OK button.
3. Check "Enable changes" in the Plan Route dialog box. Choose
position of a waypoint by placing the arrow on the location
desired on the electronic chart display and then pushing the left
mouse button. After entering a waypoint, edit Name, Steering
mode, Radius, Channel limit and Speed (Min, Max) as
appropriate in the Plan Route dialog box.
Select Route
Monitor
Plan
DISP
DISP
X
[ Route Plan ]
Select
Unselect
Create
Exchange with Monitored
Copy from Monitored
Backup and Restore
Report
Full WPT Report
Passage Plan Report
Close
OK
4. Open the Alarms page to define safety contour and other specified
conditions for checking the route. Choose item from a list and then
WPT
Alerts
click Indication (to get a visual indication), Alarm (to get the
audible alarm) or Ignore (to remove check item) button as
appropriate.
5. Open the Check page to detect areas where depth is less than the
safety contour or where specified conditions exist. The chart radar
can examine chart database against planned route to make a list
WPT
Alerts by leg
Alerts:
Alerts
Alerts: 12
of alarms where a route crosses a safety contour or specified
areas used in chart alarms.
6. Open the Parameter page to enter Estimated Time of Departure
(ETD) and Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA), if you are using Time
table optimizing. Choose desired optimizing mode from the
Optimize window.
Displaying planned route
1. Spin the scrollwheel to show Symbol Display/Info/ in the guidance box and left-click to show
the Symbol Display dialog box.
2. Right click to show the Route page.
Legs by alert
Alerts:
Planned Notes
3. Check or uncheck required item (Center line, Channel limit, Leg marks, etc.).
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Route monitoring
Selecting route to monitor
Set arrow on Route in the information area, click the Monitor
button, spin the scrollwheel to select route then push the
scrollwheel.
Click Route
Select Route
Monitor
Plan
X
DISP
DISP
Setting destination waypoint
1. Open the Monitor Route dialog box, select route at the information area and
click the Monitor button.
2. Set the arrow in the To WPT box, spin the scrollwheel to select waypoint.
3. Push the scrollwheel to confirm selection.
Alerts
WPT
WPT
NM
WPT
Displaying monitor route
Displaying route to monitor
1. Spin the scrollwheel to show Symbol Display/Info/ in the guidance box and left-click
to show the Symbol Display dialog box.
2. Click the arrow tab to show the Route menu.
Check or uncheck Center line, Channel limit, Leg marks, Wheel over line.
(WPT mark is permanently checked.)
- Leg mark: Show planned speed and planned steering in nav route.
- Wheel over line: Show point where turn on next waypoint is to begin.
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NM
WPT-mark
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Chart alerts
User has to choose safety depth suitable for the own ship. To choose suitable depth, do the following:
1. Set the safety contour.
1) Spin the scrollwheel to display Chart Display/Info/Primary (Standard) Display in the
guidance box and then left-click.
2) Click the triangle to open the Chart page.
3) Enter depth for safety contour.
Note: If the chart does not contain chosen depth contour, the system will automatically
select the next depth contour.
2. Enable display of chart alert.
1) Show the Chart page of the Chart Display dialog box.
2) Show OFF or ON in the Chart alert highlight box.
3. Selecting objects for use in chart alarms.
1) Spin the scrollwheel to show Menu/Info/Chart Menu in the guidance area and then
push the left button.
2) Choose Initial Settings from the menu and then push the scrollwheel.
3) Put the arrow on the triangle inside the Initial Settings dialog box to open the Initial
Settings menu.
4) Choose Chart Alert parameters and then push the scrollwheel.
5) Click Alerts tab in Chart Alert dialog box.
6) In the Ignore box at the top of the window, use the left button to click the alarm item you
wish to process.
7) Click the Indication button to display visual alarm, or Alarm/Warn button to get the
audio alarm. The item chosen is moved from the Ignore box to the Indication or Alarm/
Warning box as appropriate.
8) To remove an alert, click it in the Indication or Alarm/Warning box with the left button
and then click the Ignore button.
9) To change an alarm alert method, click it in the Indication or Alarm/Warning box with
the left button and then click the Indication or Alarm/Warn button as appropriate.
4. Set watch sector for own ship.
1) Click the Check Area tab in the Chart Alerts dialog box.
2) Set Ahead and Around for sector.
3) Click the Close button to finish.
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Navigation sensors
The operator can choose navigation sensors to use for navigation and view their current values on the Sensors dialog
box. To access this dialog box, do as as follows place the cursor on the Position field in the information area then push
the right button.
1. Put the cursor on the Position field in the information area.
2. Push the right button.
SPD/CRS page
Manual speed: If checked, user can enter value (kn) for speed.
This is used only if there are no other speed or SOG sensors chosen.
Log: If checked, a log is used as water speed source.
If you have a dual-axis doppler log which can measure both water and bottom track,
then installation parameters can be set to receive water tracking as log device.
Dual log (water): If checked, a dual log is used as speed and course source.
"(water)" is used to indicate that this information is from water track of dual log.
Dual log (bottom): If chosen, a dual log is used as speed and course source.
"(bottom)" is used to indicate that this information is from bottom track of dual log.
Ref tgt: Speed according to reference target.
Gyro1: Heading source is a gyrocompass. "(mag)" means the source is magnetic heading.
True heading source has no indication. If the source of Gyro1 is a gyro with synchro or
stepper interface, the indication "(require set)" appears when you need to set a new
initial value for the gyro.
Rate gyro: Heading source is a Rate of Turn gyro. "(calc.)" means the rate of turn is
calculated from gyro movement.
POSN page
The field of a position sensor contains a label (here DGPS-GLL and GGA+ZDA) which
indicates the name of the sensor; a status (primary/secondary/off) which indicates
if the sensor is used or not; position at conning position and local datum; speed and
course which has (MAG) if the course is referenced to magnetic north. A DGPS position
sensor has additional text Diff, if differential signal is in use. Latitude and longitude
values will appear in red and with additional text in the following conditions:·
- Kalman filter has excluded the sensor from its estimated position.
Additional text is "Excluded"
- Received position from position sensor is in another datum as set to be
received in the chart radar. Additional text is "Datum"
- If position sensors have position discrepancy active.
Additional text is "Discrepancy".
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