Q2.PLOTHow is vessel track handled in NavNet TZtouch? .................................................. 7
Q3.PLOTHow many routes can be stored? ........................................................................... 7
Q4.PLOTHow many points can be stored? ............. .............................................................. 7
Q5.PLOTHow is Vessel Heading used in the NavNet TZtouch Plotter Modes? .................... 7
Q6.PLOTHow is weather displayed in NavNet TZtouch? ...................................................... 7
Q7.PLOTIs PBG (Personal Bathymetric Generator) available on NavNet TZtouch? ............ 8
6. NavNet DRS Radars .................................................................................................................. 8
Q1.DRSDo all DRS Radars have High Speed and Dual Range capabilities? ..................... 8
Q2.DRSHow does the Radar Range and Chart Range work in conjunction? ..................... 8
Q3.DRSCan Radar Overlay and the stand-alone Radar use individual range? .................. 8
7. NavNet Fish Finders ................................................................................................................. 8
Q1.FFWhat is the Heaving Compensation feature, and how does it work? ..................... 8
Q2.FFWhen will a CHIRP sounder solution be available for NavNet TZtouch? ............... 8
8. Cameras, Video Inputs/Outputs and External Monitors ........................................................ 8
Q1.CAMWhat types of IP Cameras can be connected to NavNet TZtouch? ....................... 8
Q2.CAMCan an OceanView Camera be controlled from NavNet TZtouch? ........................ 9
Q3.CAMCan FLIR M-Series Camera be controlled from NavNet TZtouch? ........................ 9
Q4.CAMHow many IP Camera and analog video inputs are available? .............................. 9
Q5.CAMCan analog video input be distributed in a network? .... .......................................... 9
Q6.CAMWhat is the video output for the NavNet TZtouch MFD? ........................................ 9
Q7.CAMCan an external Touch Screen monitor be connected for remote control? ............. 9
9. NavNet TZtouch and iOS Apps ................................................................................................ 9
Q1.iOSWhat is the difference between NavNet’s “Viewer” & “Remote” Apps? .................. 9
Q2.iOSCan the NavNet Viewer App be setup to display the Radar? ........... ...................... 9
Q3.iOSAre there Apps available for Android devices? ........................................... ............ 9
Q4.iOSHow do I connect an iPad to the NavNet TZtouch Display? ............. .................... 10
Q5.iOSCan I restrict access to the NavNet TZtouch MFD through WiFi? ........................ 10
What is the Minimum/Maximum Zoom Range? ...................................................... 7
1. NavNet TZtouch System Overview
Q1.SYS What is the NavNet TZtouch product range?
NavNet TZtouch MFDs are available in two sizes: the 9-inch TZT9 and the 14-inch
TZT14, both utilizing a widescreen monitor format. A Black Box system based on
similar hardware to the TZT14 will be announced later in 2012.
Q2.SYS How many NavNet TZtouch MFDs are allowed in one network?
Any combination of up to six (6) TZtouch MFDs are allowed in one network.
Q3.SYS How many Digital Radar Sensors (DRS) can be installed in one network?
Up to two (2) DRS Radars can be installed and controlled in one network. You can
set the Radar Antenna Source independently on each MFD so that you can have
one MFD using the first Radar and another MFD using the second Radar.
Q4.SYS How is the DRS Radar antenna powered?
Unlike NavNet 3D, the Radar DRS antenna is not powered by the TZtouch MFD. A
dedicated Radar power supply (PSU012 for 2 , 4, 6 and 1 2kW Radar or PSU 013 for
25kW Radar) must be used. This new system design allows the DRS Radar to be
independent of the MFD for maximum redundancy.
Q5.SYS How many Fish Finders can be installed in one network?
Up to two Network Fish Finders c an b e i ns talled and controlled in one networ k. For
example, both a DFF1 and DFF3 can be installed, with the operator selecting
which one is enabled as the echo sounder source. This allows the vessel to
instantly select the optimal echo sounder source for a particular fishery or
geographic region.
Q6.SYS Can I connect multiple data sensors to the network?
Multiple sensors of the same type (i.e. two GPS Sensors) may be connected to the
system for redundancy purposes. When multiple sensors providing independent
but redundant data are connected, the installer can define the preferred sensor
during installation (from the “Initial Setup” menu). Preferred sensor selections are
global settings, as they will be used and displayed by all MFDs in a network. All
other sensors providing redundant information will be used as “back-up” sensors.
TZtouch will automatically “Switch” and utilize these back-up sensors in the event
that a failure occurs with the preferre d sensor. When the preferred sensor becomes
available, TZtouch will automatically switch back without operator manipulation.
Q7.SYS Does NavNet TZtouch have a “Demo” mode?
All TZtouch MFDs come with a pre-recorded demo file for the Seattle area for play
back of Radar (with overlay capability) an d Fi sh Finder. When i n “demo” mode, the
vessel icon will be fixed to the Seattle area to allow the radar overlay to display
correctly. There is also a new “slideshow” feature that displays some of the various
features and viewing options available to TZ touch.
Q8.SYS What is the NavNet TZtouch memory capacity?
All TZtouch MFDs have a ruggedized internal compact flash for storing the
software and user data (points , routes and tracks). Unlike NavNet 3D, charts a re
not installed on the internal memory (with the exception of the world base maps
and a demo area for Seattle). Charts are read directly from the SD-Card slots
located in the front of the MFD. Please refer to the “NavNet TZtouch Charts”
section of this FAQ for m ore inform ati on abou t Ch art Mana ge ment in TZtouch.
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Q9.SYS What information is shared over the NavNet network?
Radar, Sounder, IP Camera, Points, Routes, Tracks, and System Settings are all
shared via Ethernet on the TZtouch network. Unlike NavNet 3D, navigation data
(i.e. Lat/Lon, SOG, COG, Time, etc.) is not shared over the network and each
TZtouch MFD must be connected to the NMEA2000 Backbone. This new network
design allows full redundancy of the system. Please refer to the “NavNet TZtouch
Ports and Connection” section of this FAQ for more information on NMEA2000.
Q10.SYS Does NavNet TZtouch use Power Synchronization?
Power ON synchronization is not available on TZtouch. Unlike NavNet 3D, the
TZtouch network does not use the Power Synchronization Signal, meaning that
any regular HUB/Switch can be used in place of the HUB101. The customer must
power ON each TZtouch MFD manually using the Power ON button. However,
Power OFF synchronization is available. When powering OFF a TZtouch MFD, the
customer will be able to choose to power off the individual MFD or all the MFDs on
the network.
Note: Sleep Mode is not available on TZtouch. If you want to save power, simply
turn off the MFD(s) you are not using.
Q11.SYS Does a NavNet TZtouch MFD need to be set as a Master?
TZtouch is a “master-less” system regarding network and settings configuration,
making the system fully redundant. However, one TZtouch MFD must be set as the
“Chart Master” so that MFD can share its SystemID over the network. For more
information on the Chart Master and SystemID, please refer to the “NavNet
TZtouch Charts” section of this FAQ.
2. NavNet TZtouch Ports and Connections
Q1.CON Can a standard Ethernet Hub/Switch be used for NavNet TZtouch?
Yes, a regular 100Mbps HUB or Switch can be used with 2-pair or 4-pair Ethernet
cable. Note that we highly recommend using quality shielded cable.
IMPORTANT: Do not use a Router as a HUB/Switch. Routers typically have a
DHCP server that will conflict with the IP addresses used on the TZtouch network!
For small networks, the HUB integrated into the TZT14 may be used to connect up
to three (3) network sensors. For larger installations, we recommend an external
HUB, because the internal HUB of the MFD is disconnected when the MFD is
powered OFF. This prevents information from any network sensor connected to
that MFD from being shared over the network when the MFD is powered OFF.
Q2.CON Does NavNet TZtouch have a NMEA0183 port?
TZtouch does NOT have any NMEA0183 ports. TZtouch only uses Ethernet or
NMEA2000 to exchange information. For retrofit installations using NMEA0183
sensors, a small NMEA0183 to NMEA2000 converter (Part Number IF-NMEA2K2)
can be used to bridge the da ta . Inj ec tin g NMEA0 183 d ata to the e ntire NMEA2 000
network makes this data available to the entire system. Not using an MFD to bridge
the NMEA0183 data is a new system design that prevents loss of data in the event
an MFD is accidentally powered off or fails.
Q3.CON How are NMEA2000 sensors connected?
Each TZtouch MFD has one NMEA2000 connector (“Device Net” style connector)
on the back. In addition, all DRS Radar sensors have one CanBUS port (Terminal
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