Lighthouse Raymarine gS95, Raymarine gS125, Raymarine gS165, Raymarine gS 195 Installation And Operation Instruction Manual

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gS Series

Installation and operation instructions

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elease 13

Documentandsoftwarechanges(gSSeries)

Thefollowingtablesdescribethemainchangesthathavebeenmadesincethelastreleaseofboththe productsoftwareandthisdocument.

•Applicablesoftwareversion:LightHouseII—Release13.xx

•Applicabledocuments:81344–7

•Applicableproducts:gS95/gS125/gS165/gS195.

Newfeatures

Description

Applicable applicationApplicablechapter(s)orsection(s)

AddednewsystemwidesoftwareupdateprocessSystem•6.15Systemsoftwareupdates

–Performingsoftwareupdates

AddedsupportforJeppesencartography.Chart•C-MAPbyJeppesencharts

–18.11Overlays

–Cartographyobjects

–18.15Depth&Contouroptions

–IncreasingTextandsymbolsize

–Reliefshading

AddednewChartT ouchCall-outstoChartapplicationChart

•

UsingChartCall-outs

Addedfeaturetoallowyoutochangeyourdesired destinationduringactivenavigation.

Chart•Changingdestinationduringactive

navigation

AddedsupportforCPx70seriesClearPulse

sonar

modules,includingnewcontrolsfor

•Autogainoffset

•Autocolorgainoffset

•Depthsensitivity

Fishnder•Settinganautogainoffset

•Settingautocolorgainoffset

•Depthsensitivity

–Adjustingdepthsensitivity

AddedWindAngleandWindSpeeddampingsettingsto theDataapplication.

Data

•20.13SettingwinddampingfromtheData

application

AddedsupportforTraditionalChineseandHungarian userinterfacelanguages.

System

•9.1Languageselection

AddedsupportforVesselnametobedisplayedinAIS targetcontextmenu.

Chart/Radar•16.3AIScontextmenu

Documentchanges

InadditiontotheNewFeatures,thefollowingchangeshavebeenmadetothisdocumentsinceitslast release.

Description

Applicable applicationApplicablechapter(s)orsection(s)

SimpliedDepthcontournamingintheChartapplication.Chart•18.15Depth&Contouroptions

AddedNavionicsspecicEasyViewtask(previously omitted).

Chart•18.9Chartviews

–EnablinganddisablingEasyView

ImprovedDataapplicationmenustructure(added CustomizeandData-Setupmenus).

Data

•Chapter20Dataapplication

AddedRPMRedzonedetails(previouslyomitted).

Data

•20.8SettingengineRPMrangeandredzone

ENGLISH

Documentnumber:81344-7 Date:01-2015

Description

Applicable applicationApplicablechapter(s)orsection(s)

AddedreferencetonewCP370ClearPulse

sonar modulesandclariedthattraditionalexternalsonar modulesare(1kW)andinternaltraditionalare(600W)

Fishnder•Chapter19Fishnderapplication

–19.3Raymarinesonarmodules

UpdatedPowerandsonartroubleshootinginstructions

System

•30.2Poweruptroubleshooting

•30.6Sonartroubleshooting

Trademarkandpatentsnotice

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,SeaTalk

,Micronet,Raytech,

GearUp,MarineShield,Seahawk,Autohelm,Automagic,andVisionalityareregisteredorclaimed

trademarksofRaymarineBelgium.

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Allothertrademarks,tradenames,orcompanynamesreferencedhereinareusedforidenticationonly andarethepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners.

Thisproductisprotectedbypatents,designpatents,patentspending,ordesignpatentspending.

FairUseStatement

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Softwareupdates

Checkthewebsitewww.raymarine.comforthelatestsoftwarereleasesforyourproduct.

Producthandbooks

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www.raymarine.com.

Pleasecheckthewebsitetoensureyouhavethelatesthandbooks.

Contents

Chapter1Importantinformation..........................9

CertiedInstallation.....................................................9

Productoperationinhightemperatures.......................10

PoweroverEthernet(PoE).........................................11

TFTDisplays.............................................................11

Wateringress............................................................11

Disclaimers...............................................................1 1

Memorycardsandchartcards...................................12

EMCinstallationguidelines........................................12

RFexposure.............................................................12

FCC..........................................................................12

ComplianceStatement(Part15.19)............................12

FCCInterferenceStatement(Part15.105(b)).............12

IndustryCanada........................................................13

IndustryCanada(Français)........................................13

Japaneseapprovals...................................................13

Thirdpartysoftwarelicenseagreements.....................13

Suppressionferrites...................................................13

Connectionstootherequipment.................................14

Declarationofconformity............................................14

Productdisposal........................................................14

Pixeldefectpolicy......................................................14

Warrantyregistration..................................................14

IMOandSOLAS........................................................14

Technicalaccuracy....................................................14

Chapter2Documentandproduct

information...........................................................15

2.1Handbookinformation..........................................16

2.2Handbookconventions.........................................17

2.3Productoverview.................................................19

2.4Systemfeaturehighlights......................................20

Chapter3Planningtheinstallation...................27

3.1Systemintegration...............................................28

3.2Installationchecklist.............................................33

3.3Multipledatasources(MDS)overview...................33

3.4Identifyingyourdisplayvariant..............................34

3.5Networkingconstraints.........................................34

3.6T ypicalsystems...................................................36

3.7Systemprotocols.................................................38

3.8Datamaster.........................................................39

3.9Partssupplied......................................................39

3.10T oolsrequiredforinstallation...............................40

3.11Selectingalocation............................................41

Chapter4Cablesandconnections....................45

4.1Generalcablingguidance.....................................46

4.2gS95/gS125/gS165Connections

overview...................................................................47

4.3gS195connectionsoverview.................................47

4.4Powerconnection................................................48

4.5Cardreaderconnection........................................50

4.6Auxiliaryalarmconnection....................................51

4.7Networkconnections............................................52

4.8Keypadconnection...............................................54

4.9Radarconnection.................................................55

4.10Sonarmoduleconnection...................................57

4.11Thermalcameraconnection................................59

4.12IPCameraconnections......................................60

4.13Weatherreceiverconnection...............................61

4.14Fusionlinkconnection........................................61

4.15GPSconnection.................................................62

4.16AISconnection...................................................63

4.17Fastheadingconnection......................................63

4.18SeaT alk

connections........................................64

4.19NMEA2000connection......................................65

4.20SeaT alkconnection............................................65

4.21NMEA0183connection......................................66

4.22Camera/Videoconnections...............................67

4.23HDMIvideooutput.............................................67

4.24HD-SDIconnection(gS195)................................68

4.25Mediaplayerconnection.....................................69

4.26Bluetoothremotecontrolconnection....................70

4.27Remotecontrolfunctions....................................72

4.28WiFiconnections................................................74

Chapter5Mounting.............................................75

5.1Bracketmountingholelocations............................76

5.2Mountingsurfacerequirements.............................76

5.3Flushmountingthedisplay...................................77

5.4Flushmountingthecardreader.............................78

5.5Surfacemountingthedisplay................................79

5.6Surfacemountingthecardreader.........................80

Chapter6Gettingstarted...................................81

6.1Switchingtheunitonandoff.................................82

6.2Controls...............................................................83

6.3Homescreenoverview—Touchonly

displays....................................................................85

6.4Pages.................................................................87

6.5Applications.........................................................88

6.6Splitscreencontrols..............................................89

6.7Screenoverview..................................................90

6.8Basictouchscreenoperations...............................93

6.9Multi-T ouchgestures............................................94

6.10Initialsetupprocedures......................................94

6.11Enablingautopilotcontrol....................................97

6.12Engineidentication...........................................98

6.13EnablingAISfunctions......................................100

6.14Sharedpreferences..........................................100

6.15Systemsoftwareupdates..................................101

6.16Learningresources...........................................102

Chapter7Systemchecks.................................103

7.1GPSCheck........................................................104

7.2GPSStatus........................................................104

7.3RaymarineGPS/GNSSreceiver

compatibility............................................................105

7.4Radarcheck......................................................106

7.5Sonarcheck......................................................107

7.6Thermalcamerasetupandchecks......................108

Chapter8Managingdisplaydata.....................111

8.1Memorycardsandchartcards.............................112

8.2Insertingamemorycardorchartcard..................112

8.3Removingamemorycardorchartcard................113

8.4Savinguserdataandusersettings.......................113

8.5Saveandrestoreitems........................................1 16

8.6Screenshots.......................................................1 18

8.7Resettingyoursystem.........................................118

Chapter9Customizingyourdisplay...............119

9.1Languageselection............................................120

9.2Boatdetails........................................................121

9.3Unitsset-up.......................................................122

9.4TimeandDateset-up.........................................123

9.5Displaypreferences...........................................124

9.6Databaranddataboxoverview............................126

9.7Listofdataitems................................................128

9.8Systemset-upmenus.........................................135

Chapter10Documentviewerapplica-

tion......................................................................147

10.1Documentvieweroverview...............................148

Chapter11Autopilotcontrol............................151

11.1AutopilotControloverviewandfeatures.............152

11.2Enablingautopilotcontrol..................................152

11.3Engagingtheautopilot......................................153

11.4Adjustingthecurrentlockedheading.................153

11.5Disengagingtheautopilot..................................154

11.6Manuallydisplayingthepilotcontroldialog

box.........................................................................155

11.7PilotControldialog...........................................155

11.8PilotBar...........................................................156

11.9PilotSet-up......................................................157

11.10Pilotsettings...................................................157

11.11Commissioning...............................................160

11.12Autopilotstatussymbols..................................164

11.13Autopilotalarms..............................................164

Chapter12Alarmmanagement........................165

12.1Alarmsoverview...............................................166

12.2AlarmManageroverview..................................166

12.3Alarmoptions...................................................169

Chapter13ManOverboard(MOB)...................175

13.1Manoverboard.................................................176

Chapter14DSCVHFradiointegration............179

14.1DSCVHFradiointegration................................180

14.2EnablingDSCVHFradiointegration..................180

Chapter15Fuelmanager..................................181

15.1Fuelmanageroverview....................................182

Chapter16AISfunction....................................185

16.1AISoverview....................................................186

16.2AISprerequisites..............................................187

16.3AIScontextmenu.............................................187

16.4EnablingAIS....................................................188

16.5DisplayingAISvectors......................................188

16.6AISstatussymbols...........................................189

16.7AISsilentmode................................................189

16.8AIStargetsymbols...........................................190

16.9DisplayingdetailedAIStargetinformation...........191

16.10ViewingallAIStargets....................................191

16.11UsingAIStoavoidcollisions............................192

16.12T argetoptions................................................193

16.13AISalarms.....................................................194

16.14Buddytracking...............................................194

Chapter17Waypoints,Routesand

Tracks.................................................................197

17.1Waypointsoverview..........................................198

17.2Routes.............................................................207

17.3Tracks.............................................................215

17.4ImportandExport.............................................217

17.5Waypoints,routesandtracksstorage

capacity..................................................................217

Chapter18Chartapplication............................219

18.1Chartapplicationoverviewandfeatures.............220

18.2Electronicchartsoverview................................222

18.3Navigationoptions............................................225

18.4Chartrangingandpanning................................227

18.5Chartselection.................................................228

18.6V esselpositiononthechartdisplay...................228

18.7ChartOrientation..............................................229

18.8Chartmotionmode...........................................230

18.9Chartviews......................................................231

18.10Chartdisplay..................................................233

18.11Overlays........................................................234

18.12Chartvectors.................................................241

18.13Cartographyobjects.......................................242

18.14Objectinformation..........................................244

18.15Depth&Contouroptions.................................248

18.16MyDataoptions.............................................249

18.17Multiplechartsynchronization.........................249

18.18Measuringdistancesandbearings..................250

Chapter19Fishnderapplication....................251

19.1Fishnderoverviewandfeatures.......................252

19.2Sonartechnologies...........................................254

19.3Raymarinesonarmodules................................257

19.4Multiplesonarmodulesupport..........................257

19.5Sonarcrosstalkinterference..............................259

19.6Customchannels.............................................261

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19.7Thesonarimage..............................................262

19.8DepthRange...................................................263

19.9SideVision

Range........................................264

19.10Fishnderscrolling.........................................264

19.11Fishnderdisplaymodes.................................265

19.12SideVision

Views.......................................267

19.13Presentationmenuoptions..............................268

19.14Depthanddistance.........................................269

19.15WaypointsintheFishnderapplication............270

19.16Sensitivitysettings..........................................270

19.17Fishnderalarms............................................275

19.18Frequencytuning...........................................276

19.19Sounderset-upmenuoptions..........................278

19.20Transducerset-upmenuoptions.....................279

19.21Resettingthesonar........................................280

Chapter20Dataapplication.............................281

20.1Dataapplicationoverview.................................282

20.2

Selectingdatapagesusingtouch................282

20.3

Selectingdatapages..................................283

20.4Dataapplicationfeatures..................................283

20.5Listofdataitems..............................................285

20.6Engineidentication.........................................292

20.7SettingboatdetailsfromtheData

application...............................................................294

20.8SettingengineRPMrangeandredzone............294

20.9Colortheme.....................................................295

20.10Unitsset-up...................................................296

20.11Resettingminimumandmaximum

readings..................................................................297

20.12Resettingalldatapages..................................297

20.13SettingwinddampingfromtheData

application...............................................................298

Chapter21Radarapplication...........................299

21.1Radarapplicationoverviewandfeatures............300

21.2Multipleradarscanners....................................302

21.3Radarscannerstatussymbols..........................302

21.4Radarcontextmenu.........................................304

21.5Radarrangeandimagequality..........................304

21.6T argettracking.................................................307

21.7Distances,range,andbearing...........................310

21.8Radarmodeandorientation..............................313

21.9Radarpresentationmenuoptions......................315

21.10

Radartuning:On-screengain

controls...................................................................318

21.11HDandSuperHDradaradjustments................319

21.12Non-HDdigitalradomesadjustments...............321

21.13Dualrangeradaroperation.............................323

21.14Radarscanspeed..........................................324

21.15RadarSet-upmenu........................................325

21.16Resettingtheradar.........................................327

Chapter22Cameraapplication........................329

22.1Cameraapplicationoverviewand

features..................................................................330

22.2Changingthecamerafeed................................331

22.3DisplayingmultiplecamerafeedsusingQuad

View.......................................................................331

22.4Cameracycling................................................332

22.5Namingcamera/videofeeds............................333

22.6Adjustingthevideoimage.................................334

22.7Selectingtheaspectratio..................................334

22.8Selectingalocationtostorerecordings..............335

22.9Recordandplayback........................................335

22.10T akingphotos.................................................337

22.11Viewingphotos...............................................338

Chapter23Thermalcameraapplication—

Panandtiltcameras..........................................339

23.1Thermalcameraapplicationoverview................340

23.2Thermalcameraimage.....................................340

23.3Controlsoverview.............................................341

23.4Cameracontrol................................................342

23.5Imageadjustments...........................................344

23.6Panandtiltcamera—newcamera

interface..................................................................347

23.7Highpowerandhightorquemodes...................350

23.8Panandtiltcamera—oldcamera

interface..................................................................351

Chapter24Thermalcameraapplication—

xedmountcameras.........................................355

24.1Thermalcameraapplicationoverview................356

24.2Thermalcameraimage.....................................356

24.3Controlsoverview.............................................357

24.4Cameracontrol................................................358

24.5Imageadjustments...........................................358

24.6Fixedmountcameramenu...............................360

Chapter25Fusionlinkapplication..................363

25.1Fusionlinkoverview.........................................364

25.2Mediasources.................................................365

25.3Browsingmusic................................................367

25.4Selectingshufeandrepeatfunctions................367

25.5Adjustingvolumelevelsforeachzone..............368

25.6Selectingthezonetocontrol.............................368

25.7Adjustingthetonecontrols................................369

25.8Selectingthesystemtocontrol..........................369

25.9Menuoptions...................................................370

Chapter26Weatherapplication(North

Americaonly).....................................................371

26.1Weatherapplicationoverview............................372

26.2Weatherapplicationsetup................................372

26.3Weatherapplicationdisplayoverview................373

26.4Weathermapnavigation...................................376

26.5Weathercontextmenu......................................376

26.6Weatherinformation.........................................377

26.7Weatherreports...............................................378

26.8Animatedweathergraphics...............................379

26.9Weatherapplicationmenuoptions.....................379

26.10Glossaryofweatherterms..............................381

Chapter27Siriusaudioapplication(North

Americaonly).....................................................383

27.1Siriusaudiooverview........................................384

Chapter28Mobileapplications........................385

28.1Raymarinemobileapps....................................386

28.2EnablingWi-Fi.................................................387

28.3Enablingmobileapps.......................................387

28.4SettingupWi-Fisecurity...................................388

28.5SelectingaWi-Fichannel.................................388

Chapter29Maintainingyourdisplay...............389

29.1Serviceandmaintenance.................................390

29.2Productcleaning..............................................390

Chapter30Troubleshooting.............................391

30.1Troubleshooting...............................................392

30.2Poweruptroubleshooting.................................393

30.3Radartroubleshooting......................................394

30.4GPStroubleshooting........................................395

30.5TroubleshootingAutorouting...........................396

30.6Sonartroubleshooting......................................398

30.7Sonarcrosstalkinterference..............................401

30.8Thermalcameratroubleshooting.......................403

30.9Systemdatatroubleshooting.............................405

30.10Videotroubleshooting.....................................406

30.11Wi-Fitroubleshooting......................................407

30.12Bluetoothtroubleshooting...............................408

30.13T ouchscreentroubleshooting...........................409

30.14Miscellaneoustroubleshooting........................410

Chapter31Technicalspecication..................411

31.1T echnicalspecication......................................412

Chapter32Technicalsupport..........................415

32.1Raymarinecustomersupport............................416

32.2Learningresources...........................................416

32.3Third-partysupport...........................................417

Chapter33Sparesandaccessories................419

33.1gSSeriesaccessories......................................420

33.2gSSeriesspares..............................................420

33.3Networkhardware............................................421

33.4Networkcableconnectortypes..........................421

33.5RayNettoRayNetcablesandconnectors...........422

33.6Networkcabletypes.........................................424

33.7SeaT alk

cablingcomponents..........................424

33.8SeaT alk

cablesandaccessories.....................425

33.9SeaT alkaccessories.........................................426

AppendixAConnectorsandpinouts..............427

AppendixBNMEA0183sentences.................428

AppendixCNMEA2000sentences.................429

AppendixDSwitchpanelapplication..............432

AppendixESoftwarereleases.........................434

AppendixFMultifunctiondisplay

compatibility......................................................437

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Chapter1:Importantinformation

CertiedInstallation

Raymarinerecommendscertiedinstallationbya Raymarineapprovedinstaller.Acertiedinstallation qualiesforenhancedproductwarrantybenets. ContactyourRaymarinedealerforfurtherdetails, andrefertotheseparatewarrantydocumentpacked withyourproduct.

Warning:Ensuresafenavigation

Thisproductisintendedonlyasanaid tonavigationandmustneverbeused inpreferencetosoundnavigational judgment.Onlyofcialgovernment chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainall thecurrentinformationneededforsafe navigation,andthecaptainisresponsible fortheirprudentuse.Itistheuser’s responsibilitytouseofcialgovernment charts,noticestomariners,cautionand propernavigationalskillwhenoperating thisoranyotherRaymarineproduct.

Warning:Productinstallationand operation

Thisproductmustbeinstalledand operatedinaccordancewiththe instructionsprovided.Failuretodoso couldresultinpersonalinjury,damage toyourvesseland/orpoorproduct performance.

Warning:MinimumSafeDepth

TheMinimumSafeDepthsettingis usedduringAutoroutingtorestrictthe createdroutefromenteringwaterthatis toshallowforthevessel.

Bottomdepthistakenfromcompatible electronicnavigationalchartsand MinimumSafeDepthisauser calculation.Asbothofthesefactors areoutsideofRaymarine’scontrol, Raymarinewillnotbeheldliableforany damage,physicalorotherwise,resulting fromtheuseoftheAutoroutingfeature ortheMinimumSafeDepthsetting.

Warning:Autorouting

RoutescreatedusingtheAutorouting featurerelyonBottomDepthinformation takenfromcompatibleelectronic cartographyandauserdenedMinimum SafeDepthvalue.Asbothofthese valuesaresubjectivethegenerated routeMUSTbecarefullycheckedand ifnecessaryeditedBEFOREstartingto followtherouteintheChartapplication.

Warning:Autorouting—Trafc separation

TheAutoroutingfeaturedoesnot adheretotheTrafcSeparationSchemes identiedinRule10oftheInternational

RegulationsforPreventingCollisionsat Sea1972asamended.

Raymarine

thereforerecommendsthat

youdoNOTuseAutoroutingtocreate anypartofaroutewhichwillcrosstrafc lanesorpassneartotrafcseparation lines.InthesesituationsAutorouting MUSTbeswitchedOffandtheroute orroutelegMUSTbebuiltmanually, ensuringcompliancetotheruleslaidout intheaboveregulations.

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein hazardous/ammableatmospheres.Do NOTinstallinahazardous/ammable atmosphere(suchasinanengineroom ornearfueltanks).

Warning:Highvoltages

Thisproductmaycontainhighvoltages. DoNOTremoveanycoversorotherwise attempttoaccessinternalcomponents, unlessspecicallyinstructedinthe documentationprovided.

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct, ensureithasbeencorrectlygrounded,in accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.

Warning:Switchoffpowersupply

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyis switchedOFFbeforestartingtoinstallthis product.DoNOTconnectordisconnect equipmentwiththepowerswitchedon, unlessinstructedinthisdocument.

Warning:FCCWarning(Part15.21)

Changesormodicationstothis equipmentnotexpresslyapprovedin writingbyRaymarineIncorporatedcould violatecompliancewithFCCrulesand voidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatethe equipment.

Warning:Radarscannersafety

Beforerotatingtheradarscanner,ensure allpersonnelareclear.

Importantinformation

Warning:Radartransmission safety

Theradarscannertransmits electromagneticenergy.Ensureall personnelareclearofthescannerwhen theradaristransmitting.

Warning:Sonaroperation

•NEVERoperatethesonarwiththe vesseloutofthewater.

•NEVERtouchthetransducerfacewhen thesonarispoweredon.

•SWITCHOFFthesonarifdiversare likelytobewithin7.6m(25ft)ofthe transducer.

Warning:Touchscreendisplay temperature

Ifthedisplayismountedwhereitwillbe exposedtoprolongedperiodsofdirect sunlight,thetouchscreenmaygetvery hotduetotheabsorbedsolarenergy.

InsuchconditionsRaymarinehighly recommendsthatyouavoidusingthe touchscreen:

•ForHybridT ouchdisplays,usethe integratedkeypadtooperatethe display.

•Fortouch-onlysystemsitis recommendedthatanexternal keypadisttedtothesystem(for example,theRMK-9accessory).

Warning:Touchscreendisplay

Exposuretoprolongedrainmaycause erroneoustouchperformance,inthese situationskeeptouchactivitytoa minimumandwipethescreenwitha drynon-abrasiveclothbeforeusingthe touchscreen.

Productoperationinhigh temperatures

Atextremetemperatures,theunitcanbecomevery hot,especiallytheinternalcomponents.

Toprotecttheinternalcomponents,theunit automaticallyreducestheperformanceofthemain processortopreventitfromoverheating.Whenthis occurs,youmaynoticeaslightdegradationinthe performanceoftheunit,intermsofresponsiveness touseroperation.

Thisisexpectedbehavior,designedtoprotectthe unitfromtheadverseeffectsofexcessiveheat.

Caution:Mountingsurface requirements

Thisproductisheavy.Topreventpotential damagetotheproductand/oryour vessel,observethefollowingBEFORE installingtheproduct:

•Refertotheweightinformationprovided inthetechnicalspecicationforthis productandensurethattheintended mountingsurfaceissuitableforbearing theweight.

•Ifthemountingsurfaceisnotsuitable fortheproductweight,youmayneedto reinforcethemountingsurface.

•Ifindoubt,refertoaprofessional marineequipmentinstallerforfurther guidance.

Caution:Powersupplyprotection

Wheninstallingthisproductensurethe powersourceisadequatelyprotected bymeansofasuitably-ratedfuseor automaticcircuitbreaker.

Caution:Careofchartandmemory cards

Toavoidirreparabledamagetoand/or lossofdatafromchartandmemorycards:

•DONOTsavedataorlestoacard containingcartographyasthecharts maybeoverwritten.

•Ensurethatchartandmemorycards arettedthecorrectwayaround.DO NOTtrytoforceacardintoposition.

•DONOTuseametallicinstrumentsuch asascrewdriverorplierstoinsertor removeachartormemorycard.

Caution:Ensurecardreaderdoor issecurelyclosed

Topreventwateringressandconsequent damagetotheproduct,ensurethatthe cardreaderdoorisrmlyclosed.

Caution:Suncovers

•Ifyourproductissuppliedwithasun cover,toprotectagainstthedamaging effectsofultraviolet(UV)light,always tthesuncoverwhentheproductis notinuse.

•Suncoversmustberemovedwhen travellingathighspeed,whetherin waterorwhenthevesselisbeing towed.

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Caution:Productcleaning

Whencleaningproducts:

•Ifyourproductincludesadisplay screen,doNOTwipethescreenwith adrycloth,asthiscouldscratchthe screencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidor ammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)

ThisproductcansupplyPoweroverEthernet(PoE) toclass1,2and3devices.Theproductcanoutput amaximumof20WattsforconsumptionbyPoE devices.

ThePoEclassdenotesthepowerrangeofthePoE device.

PoEClassPowerrangeClassdescription

Class1

0.44Wto3.84WVerylowpower

Class2

3.84Wto6.49WLowpower

Class3

6.49Wto12.95WMidpower

Class0

0.44Wto12.95W

Note:Theproductwillnotprovidepowertoclass 4devices.

Theproductcanpowerupto3devicesusing theavailablenetwork/PoEportsaslongasthe combinedmaxpowerofthePoEdevicesdoesnot exceed20watts.

WhenaPoEdeviceisconnecteditisinterrogatedto establishifthedeviceisPoEandifsowhatclassof deviceitis.Themaxpowerforthatclassofdevice isthenassignedtothatport(e.g.class2=6.49W) anddeductedfromtheremainingpoweroutput.

Thetablebelowshowsacceptablecongurations ofPoEdevices.

Class1(3.84 W)

Class2(6.49 W)

Class3/ Class0 (12.95W)

Totalpower used

13.84W

27.68W

311.52W

16.49W

212.98W

319.47W

1110.33W

2114.17W

1216.82W

112.95W

1116.79W

1119.44W

Note:Aclass0deviceshallbeassignedthesame powerallocationasaclass3device.

Note:IfaPoEdeviceisconnectedthatwilltake thetotalassignedpowerover20Wthedevicewill notbepowered.

TFTDisplays

Thecolorsofthedisplaymayseemtovarywhen viewedagainstacoloredbackgroundorincolored light.Thisisaperfectlynormaleffectthatcan beseenwithallcolorThinFilmTransistor(TFT) displays.

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer

Althoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthis productmeetsthestatedIPXstandard(refertothe product’sTechnicalSpecication),waterintrusion andsubsequentequipmentfailuremayoccurifthe productissubjectedtocommercialhigh-pressure washing.Raymarinewillnotwarrantproducts subjectedtohigh-pressurewashing.

Disclaimers

Thisproduct(includingtheelectroniccharts)is intendedtobeusedonlyasanaidtonavigation.It isdesignedtofacilitateuseofofcialgovernment charts,notreplacethem.Onlyofcialgovernment chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthecurrent informationneededforsafenavigation,andthe captainisresponsiblefortheirprudentuse.Itis theuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernment charts,noticestomariners,cautionandproper navigationalskillwhenoperatingthisoranyother Raymarineproduct.Thisproductsupportselectronic chartsprovidedbythirdpartydatasupplierswhich maybeembeddedorstoredonmemorycard.Use ofsuchchartsissubjecttothesupplier’sEnd-User LicenceAgreementincludedinthedocumentation forthisproductorsuppliedwiththememorycard (asapplicable).

Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductis error-freeorthatitiscompatiblewithproducts manufacturedbyanypersonorentityotherthan Raymarine.

Thisproductusesdigitalchartdata,andelectronic informationfromtheGlobalPositioningSystem (GPS)whichmaycontainerrors.Raymarinedoes notwarranttheaccuracyofsuchinformationand youareadvisedthaterrorsinsuchinformationmay causetheproducttomalfunction.Raymarineisnot responsiblefordamagesorinjuriescausedbyyour useorinabilitytousetheproduct,bytheinteraction oftheproductwithproductsmanufacturedbyothers, orbyerrorsinchartdataorinformationutilizedby theproductandsuppliedbythirdparties.

Importantinformation

Memorycardsandchartcards

MicroSDmemorycardscanbeusedtobackup/ archivedata(e.g.Waypoint,andTracks).Once dataisbackeduptoamemorycardolddatacan bedeletedfromthesystem,creatingcapacityfor newdata.Thearchiveddatacanberetrievedatany time.Chartcardsprovideadditionalorupgraded cartography.

Itisrecommendedthatyourdataisbackeduptoa memorycardonaregularbasis.DoNOTsavedata toamemorycardcontainingcartography.

Compatiblecards

ThefollowingtypesofMicroSDcardsarecompatible withyourdisplay:

•MicroSecureDigitalStandard-Capacity (MicroSDSC)

•MicroSecureDigitalHigh-Capacity(MicroSDHC)

Note:

•Themaximumsupportedmemorycardcapacity is32GB.

•MicroSDcardsmustbeformattedtouseeither theFATorFAT32lesystemformattoenable usewithyourMFD.

Speedclassrating

Forbestperformanceitisrecommendedthatyou useClass10orUHS(UltraHighSpeed)class memorycards.

Chartcards

Yourproductispre-loadedwithelectroniccharts (worldwidebasemap).Ifyouwishtousedifferent chartdata,youcaninsertcompatiblechartcardsinto theunit'smemorycardreader.

Usebrandedchartcardsandmemorycards

Whenarchivingdataorcreatinganelectronicchart card,Raymarinerecommendstheuseofquality brandedmemorycards.Somebrandsofmemory cardmaynotworkinyourunit.Pleasecontact customersupportforalistofrecommendedcards.

EMCinstallationguidelines

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformto theappropriateElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC) regulations,tominimizeelectromagneticinterference betweenequipmentandminimizetheeffectsuch interferencecouldhaveontheperformanceofyour system

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMC performanceisnotcompromised.

Note:InareasofextremeEMCinterference, someslightinterferencemaybenoticedonthe product.Wherethisoccurstheproductandthe sourceoftheinterferenceshouldbeseparatedby agreaterdistance.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommend thatwhereverpossible:

•Raymarineequipmentandcablesconnectedto itare:

–Atleast1m(3ft)fromanyequipment

transmittingorcablescarryingradiosignalse.g. VHFradios,cablesandantennas.Inthecase ofSSBradios,thedistanceshouldbeincreased to7ft(2m).

–Morethan2m(7ft)fromthepathofaradar

beam.Aradarbeamcannormallybeassumed tospread20degreesaboveandbelowthe radiatingelement.

•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebattery fromthatusedforenginestart.Thisisimportantto preventerraticbehavioranddatalosswhichcan occuriftheenginestartdoesnothaveaseparate battery.

•Raymarinespeciedcablesareused.

•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsois detailedintheinstallationmanual.

Note:Whereconstraintsontheinstallation preventanyoftheaboverecommendations,

alwaysensurethemaximumpossibleseparation betweendifferentitemsofelectricalequipment,to providethebestconditionsforEMCperformance throughouttheinstallation

RFexposure

ThisequipmentcomplieswithFCC/ICRFexposure limitsforgeneralpopulation/uncontrolledexposure. ThewirelessLAN/Bluetoothantennaismounted behindthefrontfaciaofthedisplay.Thisequipment shouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithaminimum distanceof1cm(0.39in)betweenthedeviceand thebody.Thistransmittermustnotbeco-located oroperatinginconjunctionwithanyotherantenna ortransmitter,exceptinaccordancewithFCC multi-transmitterproductprocedures.

FCC

ComplianceStatement(Part15.19)

ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules. Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1.Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference.

2.Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference

received,includinginterferencethatmaycause undesiredoperation.

FCCInterferenceStatement(Part

15.105(b))

Thisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomply withthelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuant toPart15oftheFCCRules.

Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonable protectionagainstharmfulinterferenceina residentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,

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uses,andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand, ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththe instructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradio communications.However,thereisnoguarantee thatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticular installation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmful interferencetoradioortelevisionreception,which canbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoff andon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrectthe interferencebyoneofthefollowingmeasures:

1.Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.

2.Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipment andreceiver.

3.Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletona circuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiver isconnected.

4.Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TV technicianforhelp.

IndustryCanada

ThisdevicecomplieswithIndustryCanada License-exemptRSSstandard(s).

Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1.Thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference;and

2.Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference, includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesired operationofthedevice.

ThisClassBdigitalapparatuscomplieswith CanadianICES-003.

IndustryCanada(Français)

Cetappareilestconformeauxnormesd'exemption delicenceRSSd'IndustryCanada.

Sonfonctionnementestsoumisauxdeuxconditions suivantes:

1.cetappareilnedoitpascauserd'interférence,et

2.cetappareildoitacceptertouteinterférence, notammentlesinterférencesquipeuventaffecter sonfonctionnement.

CetappareilnumériquedelaclasseBestconforme àlanormeNMB-003duCanada.

Japaneseapprovals

Inthefrequencybandusedforthisdevice,campusradio stations(radiosstationsthatrequirealicense)andspecied lowpowerradiostations(radiostationsthatdonotrequire license)formobileidenticationandamateurradiostations (radiostationsthatrequirelicense)usedinindustriessuchas microwaveovens,scientic,medicalequipmentdevicesand productionlineofotherfactoriesarealsobeingoperated.

1.Beforeusingthisdevice,pleasemakesurethatcampus radiostationsandspeciedlowpowerradiostationsfor mobileidenticationandamateurradiostationsarenot beingoperatednearby.

2.Incasethereisanycaseofharmfulinterferenceto campusradiostationsformobileidenticationcausedby thisdevice,pleaseimmediatelychangethefrequency usedorstopthetransmissionofradiowavesandthen consultaboutthemeasurestoavoidinterference(for example,theinstallationofpartitions)throughthecontact informationbelow.

3.Besides,whenintrouble,suchaswhenthereisany caseofharmfulinterferencetospeciedlowpower radiostationsformobileidenticationoramateurradio stationscausedbythisdevice,pleaseconsultthrough thefollowingcontactinformation.

Contactinformation:Pleasecontactyourlocalauthorized Raymarinedealer.

Thirdpartysoftwarelicense agreements

Thisproductissubjecttocertainthirdpartysoftware licenseagreementsaslistedbelow:

•GNU—LGPL/GPL

•JPEGlibraries

•OpenSSL

•FreeType

Thelicenseagreementsfortheabovecanbefound onthewebsitewww.raymarine.comandonthe accompanyingdocumentationCDifsupplied.

Suppressionferrites

Raymarinecablesmaybettedwithsuppression ferrites.TheseareimportantforcorrectEMC performance.Ifaferritehastoberemovedforany purpose(e.g.installationormaintenance),itmustbe replacedintheoriginalpositionbeforetheproduct isused.

Useonlyferritesofthecorrecttype,suppliedby Raymarineauthorizeddealers.

Whereaninstallationrequiresmultipleferritestobe addedtoacable,additionalcableclipsshouldbe usedtopreventstressontheconnectorsduetothe extraweightofthecable.

Importantinformation

Connectionstootherequipment

Requirementforferritesonnon-Raymarinecables

IfyourRaymarineequipmentistobeconnected tootherequipmentusingacablenotsuppliedby Raymarine,asuppressionferriteMUSTalwaysbe attachedtothecableneartheRaymarineunit.

Declarationofconformity

RaymarineUKLtd.declaresthatthisproductis compliantwiththeessentialrequirementsofR&TTE directive1999/5/EC.

TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticate maybeviewedontherelevantproductpageat

www.raymarine.com.

Productdisposal

Disposeofthisproductinaccordancewiththe WEEEDirective.

TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment (WEEE)Directiverequirestherecyclingofwaste electricalandelectronicequipment.Whilstthe WEEEDirectivedoesnotapplytosomeRaymarine products,wesupportitspolicyandaskyoutobe awareofhowtodisposeofthisproduct.

Pixeldefectpolicy

IncommonwithallTFTunits,thescreenmayexhibit afewwrongly-illuminated(“dead”)pixels.These mayappearasblackpixelsinalightareaofthe screenorascoloredpixelsinblackareas.

IfyourdisplayexhibitsMOREthanthenumber ofwrongly-illuminatedpixelsallowed(refertothe producttechnicalspecicationfordetails),please contactyourlocalRaymarineservicecenterfor furtheradvice.

Warrantyregistration

ToregisteryourRaymarineproductownership, pleasevisitwww.raymarine.comandregisteronline.

Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproductto receivefullwarrantybenets.Y ourunitpackage includesabarcodelabelindicatingtheserialnumber oftheunit.Youwillneedthisserialnumberwhen registeringyourproductonline.Youshouldretain thelabelforfuturereference.

IMOandSOLAS

Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocument isintendedforuseonleisuremarineboatsand workboatsNOTcoveredbyInternationalMaritime Organization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeatSea (SOLAS)CarriageRegulations.

Technicalaccuracy

Tothebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthis documentwascorrectatthetimeitwasproduced. However,Raymarinecannotacceptliabilityforany inaccuraciesoromissionsitmaycontain.Inaddition, ourpolicyofcontinuousproductimprovementmay changespecicationswithoutnotice.Asaresult, Raymarinecannotacceptliabilityforanydifferences betweentheproductandthisdocument.Please checktheRaymarinewebsite(www.raymarine.com) toensureyouhavethemostup-to-dateversion(s)of thedocumentationforyourproduct.

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Chapter2:Documentandproductinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Handbookinformationonpage16

•2.2Handbookconventionsonpage17

•2.3Productoverviewonpage19

•2.4Systemfeaturehighlightsonpage20

Documentandproductinformation

2.1Handbookinformation

Thishandbookcontainsimportantinformation regardingyourmultifunctiondisplay .

ThehandbookisforusewithgSSeriesmultifunction displays.

Aboutthishandbook

Thishandbookdescribeshowtooperateyour multifunctiondisplayinconjunctionwithcompatible electroniccartographyandperipheralequipment.

Itassumesthatallperipheralequipmenttobe operatedwithitiscompatibleandhasbeencorrectly installed.Thishandbookisintendedforusersof varyingmarineabilities,butassumesagenerallevel ofknowledgeofdisplayuse,nauticalterminology andpractices.

Softwarerevision

Raymarineregularlyupdatesproductsoftwareto addnewfeaturesandimproveexistingfunctionality.

Release 13

Thishandbookcoversmultifunctiondisplay softwareversion—LightHouseIIRelease13. PleaserefertotheSoftwareReleasessection fordetailsonsoftwarereleases. ChecktheRaymarine

websitetoensureyou havethelatestsoftwareandusermanuals.

www.raymarine.com.

Handbooks

Thefollowinghandbooksareapplicabletoyour multifunctiondisplay:

gSSeriesHandbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

Mountingandgettingstarted guide

88017

Installationandoperation handbook

81344

gS95Mountingtemplate

87173

gS125Mountingtemplate

87171

gS165Mountingtemplate

87172

gS195Mountingtemplate

87198

RCR-2Mountingtemplate

87186

Additionalhandbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

SeaTalk

referencemanual

81300

RMK-9Installationand operationsinstructions

81351

AlldocumentsareavailabletodownloadasPDFs fromwww.raymarine.com

UsermanualsPrintShop

RaymarineprovidesaPrintShopservice,enabling youtopurchaseahigh-quality ,professionally-printed manualforyourRaymarineproduct.

Printedmanualsareidealforkeepingonboardyour vessel,asausefulsourceofreferencewhenever youneedassistancewithyourRaymarineproduct.

Visithttp://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=5175to orderaprintedmanual,delivereddirectlytoyour door.

ForfurtherinformationaboutthePrintShop, pleasevisitthePrintShopFAQpages:

http://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=5751.

Note:

•Acceptedmethodsofpaymentforprinted manualsarecreditcardsandPayPal.

•Printedmanualscanbeshippedworldwide.

•FurthermanualswillbeaddedtothePrintShop overthecomingmonthsforbothnewandlegacy products.

•Raymarineusermanualsarealsoavailableto downloadfree-of-chargefromtheRaymarine website,inthepopularPDFformat.ThesePDF lescanbeviewedonaPC/laptop,tablet, smartphone,oronthelatestgenerationof Raymarinemultifunctiondisplays.

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2.2Handbookconventions

Thefollowingconventionsareusedthroughoutthishandbookwhenreferringto:

TypeExampleConvention

Icons Theterm"select"isusedinproceduresinvolvingiconsto

refertotheactionofselectinganon-screenicon,eitherusing touchorphysicalbuttons:

•Touch—Pressyourngerontheicontoselect.

•Physicalbuttons—UsetheJoysticktohighlightthe iconandpresstheOkbutton.

Theterm"select"isusedinproceduresinvolvingmenus torefertotheactionofselectingamenuitem,eitherusing touchorphysicalbuttons:

•Touch—Pressyourngerontheicontoselect.

•Physicalbuttons—UsetheJoysticktohighlightthe iconandpresstheOkbutton.

Menus

Theterm“scroll”isusedinproceduresinvolvingmenusand dialogstorefertotheactionofscrollingalistormenu,either bytouchorphysicalbuttons:

•Touch—Pressyourngeronthemenuandslideupor downtoscroll.

•Physicalbuttons—TurntheRotarycontrolclockwise oranti—clockwisetoscroll.

Applications Theterm“select”isusedinproceduresinvolvingapplications

torefertotheactionofselectingalocation,objectortarget on-screenusingtouchorphysicalbuttons:

•Touch—Pressandholdyourngeronalocationto select,or

•Touch—Pressandreleaseyourngeronanobjector target.

•Physicalbuttons—UsetheJoysticktohighlightthe location,objectortargetandpresstheOkbutton.

Numericadjust controls

Theterm“adjust”isusedinproceduresinvolvingnumerical adjustcontrolstorefertotheactionofchangingthenumeric valueusingtouchorphysicalbuttons:

•Touch—Pressyourngerontheupordownarrowto increaseordecreasethenumericvalue.

•Physicalbuttons—UsetheRotarycontroltoincrease ordecreasethenumericvalue.

Documentandproductinformation

TypeExampleConvention

WiththeNumericadjustcontroldisplayedyoucanalsoselect onthekeypadiconorpressandholdtheOkbuttontoopen anumerickeypadtoenteranewvalueforthesetting.

Sliderbar controls

Theterm“adjust”isusedinproceduresinvolvingsliderbar controlstorefertotheactionofchangingtheassociated numericvalueusingtouchorphysicalbuttons:

•Touch—Pressyourngerontheupordownarrowto

increaseordecreasethenumericvalue.

•Physicalbuttons—UsetheRotarycontroltoincrease

ordecreasethenumericvalue.

Waypoint(MOB)button/icon

Dependingonthemultifunctiondisplayvariant therewillbeeitheraWaypoint(MOB)buttonoran on-screenicon.

WPT button

•cSeries

•eSeries

•RMK-9keypad

WPT icons

•aSeries

•gSSeries

Throughoutthismanualtheterm:SelectWPT,refers topressingthephysicalWPTbuttonorpressingthe on-screenWPTicon.

Touchandnon-touchoperations

Thishandbookappliestobothtouchandnon-touch operations.

Thishandbookusesiconstoidentifywhethera particulartaskisspecicallyatouchoranon-touch operation.Whereataskdoesnothaveatouchor non-touchiconthenthetaskcanbeperformedusing either.

Touch(T ouchscreenoperation)— Touchoperationsapplytomultifunction displayswhichhaveatouchscreen.

Non-touch(physicalbuttonoperation) —Non-touchoperationsapplyto multifunctiondisplayswithphysical buttonsormultifunctiondisplaysthat havearemotekeypadconnectedand pairedtoit.

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2.3Productoverview

Productinformation

gSSeriesMultifunctionDisplays(MFDs)are touchscreendisplayswhichhaveHybridT ouch functionalitywhenpairedwitharemotekeypad.The followingRaymarineMFDvariantsareavailable.

ModelPartnumber

gS95

E70124

gS95inverted

E70183

gS125

E70125

gS125inverted

E70184

gS165

E70126

gS165inverted

E70185

gS195

E70213

RefertotheOptimumviewabilitysectionfordetails onstandardvsinverteddisplays.

HybridTouchoverview

IfyourmultifunctiondisplayfeaturesHybridT ouch, thisenablesyoutooperatetheunitusingthe touchscreenandthephysicalbuttons.

AHybridT ouchdisplayhasphysicalbuttons whichcanbeusedinadditiontothetouchscreen. Touchscreenonlymultifunctiondisplays(which donothavephysicalbuttons)canbeconnected toaremotekeypadwhichallowsHybridTouch functionality.

Allfunctionscanbeaccessedusingthetouchscreen. However,theremaybesituations(suchasrough seaconditions)whenitisnotappropriatetouse thetouchscreen.Inthesesituations,Raymarine stronglyrecommendsthatyouactivatethetouch lockandusethephysicalbuttonstooperateyour multifunctiondisplay.

Touchscreenoverview

Thetouchscreenprovidesanalternativetousing physicalbuttonstocontrolyourmultifunctiondisplay.

Allfunctionscanbeaccessedusingthetouchscreen

Note:Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyou familiarizeyourselfwithtouchoperationswhile yourvesselisanchoredormoored.Y oumaynd ithelpfultousethesimulatormode(accessible fromHomescreen>Set-up>SystemSettings) inthesesituations.

Documentandproductinformation

2.4Systemfeaturehighlights

Featuresthatenableyoutoconnectandcontrolacompletemarineelectronicssystem.

FeatureBenetsWhatitisHowtouseit

Controlyourentiremarine electronicssystemfromone display.Alternatively ,createanetwork

ofseveraldisplaystocontrolyour systemfrommultiplelocationsonyour vessel.Easilyconnectallyourdevices togetherinapowerful,uniedand expandablesystemusingSeaTalk

SeaTalk

,NMEA0183,andNMEA

2000connections.

Note:ForNMEA0183connections, a65,a67,a68,a75,a77,anda78 onlysupporttheconnectionofa VHFradioandrequireanadditional NMEA0183toSeaT alk

converter.

Thesedataconnectionsenableyou toconnectanextensiverangeof externalequipmenttoyourMFD, enablingyoutomakethemostofyour timeonthewater.Examplesofpopular devicesinclude:

•Sonarmodule(“Fishnder”).

•Radarscanner.

•Thermalcamera.

•Datasensors(wind,speed,depth

etc).

•IPvideocamera.

•Autopilotsystem.

•AISreceiver/transceiver.

•Fusionmediaplayer.

•Siriusaudio&weatherreceiver.

•SatelliteTV.

•DSCVHFradio.

•Smartphonesandtablets.

•Digitalswitchingmodules.

Note:Referto‘SystemIntegration’ foralistofsuitabledevices.

•3.7System

protocols

•System

integration(a

Series,cSeries, eSeries)

•3.1System

integration(gS

Series)

•Typicalsystems(a

Series,cSeries, eSeries)

•3.6Typical

systems(gS

Series)

•33.3Network

hardware

•SystemLimits

Chapter4Cables andconnections

Supportformultipledatasensors.Connecttoawiderangeofexternaldata

sensors(suchaswind,speed,depth)to

receivecriticalinformationaboutthe environmentaroundyourvessel.Use

theDataapplicationandcongurable databartocustomizethedatatosuit yourneeds.

•9.7Listofdata

items

•System

integration(a

Series,cSeries, eSeries)

•3.1System

integration(gS

Series)

•Typicalsystems(a

Series,cSeries, eSeries)

•3.6Typical

systems(gS

Series)

•20.1Data

application overview

•9.6Databar

anddatabox overview

•9.3Unitsset-up

Supportformultiplesonarmodules.•Supportformultipleactivesonar

modulesonthenetwork;ability tousemultiplesonarmodules simultaneouslyanddisplaythe returnsfrombothonthescreenatthe sametime—forexample,CP100and CP300,inasplitscreenconguration.

•TakeadvantageofRaymarine’s

Visionality™technology—View theworldbeneathyourvesselwith photo-likeclarity.

•SetuptheFishnderapplicationina waythatreectshowyoush;create

•19.1Fishnder

overviewand features

•19.2Sonar

technologies

•19.3Raymarine

sonarmodules

19.4Multiplesonar modulesupport

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FeatureBenetsWhatitisHowtouseit

custom“applicationpanes”,eachone representingadifferentcombination of“channels”(frequencies)tosuit differentuserscenarios.

Note:NotallMFDsincludean internalsonarmodule.Anexternal sonarmodulemayberequiredfor Fishnderoperation.Refertoyour dealer.

Supportfor2radarscanners.•Supportupto2radarscannersonthe

samenetwork.

•Set-upcustompagetoshowmore than1radarscanneronscreenatthe sametime.

•21.1Radar

application overviewand features

•21.2Multiple

radarscanners

Wirelessvideostreamingandwireless MFDcontrolviatabletorsmartphone.

Withtheoptionalmobileappsandan AndroidorAppleiOScompatiblemobile deviceyoucan:

•StreamanMFDvideofeedtoyour mobiledevice.Anythingthatis displayedonyourMFDscreencan alsobedisplayedonyourmobile device.

•ControlyourMFDfromanywhere onyourvessel.Youmobiledevice actsasarepeatdisplayandintuitive controlsurfaceforyourMFD. GraphicalrepresentationsoftheMFD controlsonyourmobiledisplaygive youtotalremotecontrolofyourMFD.

Chapter28Mobile applications

•28.2Enabling

Wi-Fi

•28.3Enabling

mobileapps

•28.4Settingup

Wi-Fisecurity

LightHouseuserinterface—universal networkingandoperation.

•TaketheEasyRoute™—

Raymarine’sintuitivetouch-based userexperiencemakesiteasytond andusethefeaturesyouneed.

•RaymarineLightHouseMFDsgive youthepowerfulabilityto“mixand match”anycombinationofLightHouse MFDproductsinasinglenetworked system.ThisincludesallMFD variantsintheaSeries,cSeries,e Series,andgSSeriesranges.

•TheLightHouseuniversalsoftware platformensuresthatalluser operationsareidenticalacrossall MFDsinthesystem.Onceyou’ve

learnedhowtouseoneLightHouse MFDvariant,you’velearnedhowto usethemall.

Note:EnsurethatallyourMFDsare runningthesamesoftwareversion.

2.3Productoverview

•Chapter6

Gettingstarted

•6.10Initialset

upprocedures

Documentandproductinformation

FeatureBenetsWhatitisHowtouseit

Controlanautopilotsystem.

•WithasuitableconnectedEvolution autopilotsystem,youcancontrol anautopilotdirectlyfromyourMFD, withoutaseparatededicatedpilot controlhead.

•MakethemostofRaymarine’s Automagic™technology .Evolution autopilotsusearangeofadvanced technologiestoeliminatetheneed forcomplicatedsetupandcalibration. Withitsintelligentsensorcapabilities, theautopilotautomaticallyadaptsto yourvessel'ssteeringcharacteristics withoutanyuseradjustments.Only abasicsetupprocedureisrequired, usingasimpleDocksideWizard.

•Vesselswithhydraulicsteering systemsbenetfromRaymarine’s Hydro-Balance™technology, whichautomaticallydetectsand compensatesforcommonsteering systemproblems.

11.1Autopilot Controloverview andfeatures

•11.9PilotSet-up

•11.8PilotBar

Viewandcontrolmultiplethermalvideo cameras.

•Your“SixthSense”atsea.Viewthe worldaroundyourvessel—evenin totaldarkness.Thermaltechnology seestemperature,notvisiblelight. Thismeansthatitseesthingsthatthe humaneyecan't.

•Enhanceyoursituationalawareness —athermalcameracanhelpyouto navigatetheseasatnightorinpoor visibility.

•Enhancethesafetyofyouandyour crew—athermalcameracanquickly identifyapersoninthewaterin man-overboardsituations.

•Controlthecameradirectlyfromyour MFDor,optionally,viaaJoystick ControlUnit(JCU)—orboth.

24.1Thermalcamera applicationoverview

23.4Camera control

Viewmultipleanalogvisible-lightvideo cameras.

Note:NotallMFDvariantssupport theconnectionofanalogvideo devices.RefertotheChapter31

TechnicalSpecicationsectionfor

moreinformation.

Videocamerashavemanymonitoring uses:

•Security.

•Engineroom.

•Rearofboat.

•Docking.

•Anyregularsurveillance.

•Mast-topcamera.

•TheMFDcanbesetuptocontinuously andautomaticallycyclethroughthe availablevideoinputs.

22.1Camera applicationoverview andfeatures

•

Changing thecamera/ videofeed

•22.4Camera

cycling

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FeatureBenetsWhatitisHowtouseit

ViewandrecordIPcameras.

IPvideocamerasprovidepowerful networkingcapabilitiesandhavemany monitoringuses:

•Security.

•Engineroom.

•Rearofboat.

•Docking.

•Anyregularsurveillance.

•Mast-topcamera.

•TheMFDcanbesetuptocontinuously andautomaticallycyclethroughthe availablevideoinputs.

•TheMFDcanbesetuptodisplayup to4camerafeedssimultaneously.

•Youcanrecordthevideofeedfroman IPcameratoaMicroSDmemorycard insertedinyourMFD.

22.1Camera applicationoverview andfeatures

• Changing

thecamera/ videofeed

•22.4Camera

cycling

•22.3Displaying

multiplecamera feedsusing QuadView

•22.9Recordand

playback

ViewavideosourcesuchasaDVD player.

Note:NotallMFDvariantssupport theconnectionofanalogvideo devices.RefertotheChapter31

TechnicalSpecicationsectionfor

moreinformation.

Note:Toheartheaudiofeedfrom aconnectedvideodevice,asuitable externalthird-partyaudiosystemis required.MFDsdonothaveinternal audiospeakers.

•Watchmovies.

•Watchtelevisionbroadcasts,suchas thelatestsportingevent(requiresan externalSatelliteTVreceiver).

•Playvideogames.

•Playbackvideofootageorviewphotos fromanexternaldigitalcameraor videocamera.

•Viewthevideooutputfromasuitable smartphone,tablet,orlaptop.

•Thedisplaycanbesetupto continuouslyandautomaticallycycle throughtheavailablevideoinputs.

Note:Theseactivitiesrequire suitableadditionalthird-partyexternal equipmentsuchasDVDplayers,TV /satellitereceivers,cables,video converters,and/orsoftware.Referto yourdealerformoreinformation.

22.1Camera applicationoverview andfeatures

•

Changing thecamera/ videofeed

•

Displayenginedata.WiththeEnginepageintheData

application,youcanviewimportantdata fromconnectedengines:

•Oilpressure.

•Coolanttemperature.

•EngineRPM.

•Totalfuelavailable(estimated).

•andmore...

Note:Dependingonthetypeof engineinstalledonyourvessel, thisfeaturemayrequireanengine interfaceunit(suchastheECI-100) toconnecttheengine’sCANdatabus tothenetwork.Refertoyourlocal dealer.

Enginepage•6.12Engine

identication

•Enginesetup

withanECI interface

•Using

theengine identication wizard

Documentandproductinformation

FeatureBenetsWhatitisHowtouseit

Controlyourvessel’selectricalsystemsTheDigitalSwitching(“SwitchPanel”)

applicationandoptionalEmpirBus™ digitalswitchingmodulesallowyouto takecontrolofyourvessel'selectrical systems:

•Controllighting.

•Monitoracanddcelectricalsystems.

•Remotelymonitoruidtanksand batterylevels.

•andmore...

Note:EmpirBus™isatrademarkof TrigenticAG.

Switchpanel overview

Switchpanel conguration

Fuelmanagement.Allowsyoutomoreaccuratelyplanand

manageyourtimeonthewater:

•Displaytheestimatedremainingfuel availableforyourvessel.Basedon thisgure,theestimatedremaining distanceandtimeisautomatically calculated.

•Display“remainingdistance” informationvisuallyonthechartby settingupa“fuelrangering”overlay intheChartapplication.

•Seta“lowfuel”alarmtoalertyou whenyourvessel’sfuellevelfallstoa speciedamount.

Note:Fuelmanagerestimatesare basedon:youloggingtheamount eachtimeyoullthevesselwithfuel; thetotalfuelcapacityofyourvessel’s tanks;andhowmuchfuelisburned bytheengine(s).

15.1Fuelmanager overview

•Enablingthe

fuelmanager

•Settingupfuel

manager

•Settingthelow

fuelalarm

•Enablingthe

fuelrangering

SimulatorMode.SimulatorModeenablesyoutopractice

usingyourdisplayandfamiliarize yourselfwithitsoperation,evenwhen youarenotoutonthewater.

Simulatormode

Enablingand disablingsimulator mode

Freeregularsoftwareupdates.

Raymarineregularlyupdatesitsproduct softwaretobringyounewfeaturesand xexistingissues.ChecktheRaymarine websiteonaregularbasistoensurethat you’reusingthelatestsoftware.

•6.15System

softwareupdates

•http://www.rayma-

rine.com/software/

Performing softwareupdates

Customizablehomescreenand applications.

•Thehomescreenactsasacentral hubforyourentiremarineelectronics system,providingaccesstoall yourdevicesviaalargerangeof applications.

•Y oucanaccessthehomescreen quicklyatanytimeusingthe on-screenHomeiconorthephysical Homebutton(ifavailable).

•Thehomescreencanbecustomized toincludeonlytheapplicationsyou need.

•Split-screenviews—Displaymultiple applicationsatthesametime.Create

•6.3Homescreen

overview—T ouch onlydisplays

•Homescreen

overview—c Series/eSeries

•6.5Applications

•6.4Pages

•6.6Splitscreen

controls

•

Accessing

thehomescreen

•

Accessing

thehomescreen

•Changingan

existingpageon thehomescreen

•Menus

•Dialogs

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FeatureBenetsWhatitisHowtouseit

youowncustompagestosuityour exactneeds.Chooseanycombination ofapplicationsforeachpage—chart /sonar,chart/radar,chart/thermal cameraandsoon.

•Eachapplicationcanbecustomizedto suityouwithcomprehensive“Setup” options.

Congurabledatabar.

•Thedatabarisdisplayedatalltimes, givingyouapersistentviewof importantdata(suchasLAT/LON positionandCOG/SOG).Youcan customizethedatabartodisplaythe datathat’simportanttoyou.

•Whenselected,thedatabarexpands toprovidea“databox”,whichprovides additionaldata.Youcanchoosethe datathatwillbedisplayed.

•Auto-hide:Tofree-upscreenspace, youcancongureyourMFDto auto-hidethedatabarafter10 seconds.Re-displaythedatabarat anytimebyselectingthestatusbar.

•9.6Databarand

databoxoverview

•Customizingthe

databar

•

Auto-hide

thedatabar

Systemdiagnostics.•Displayacomprehensivelistof

informationfortheMFDandall connecteddevices,alongwith softwareversionsandserialnumbers.

•Recordlivedatastreamsfromthe databusses(SeaTalk

,NMEA0183 etc),foradvanceddiagnosticsand forsendingsysteminformationto Raymarineproductsupportinthe eventofatechnicalissue.

•Maintenance

•Diagnosticsmenu

Viewingproduct information

Sharedbrightness.IfyouhavemultipleMFDsand

instrumentsinyoursystemyoucan congurethesystemtousethesame displaybrightnesssettingacrossall networkeddisplays.Whenyouchange thebrightnessononedisplay,allother displaysarechangedsimultaneously andautomatically.

SharedbrightnessSettingupshared

brightness

PDFdocumentviewer.

Viewtheinstructionmanualsforallyour Raymarineproductsdirectlyonyour MFD.AlsoviewanyPDFdocument storedonamemorycard.

Note:Password-protectedPDFsor PDFscontainingsecuritycerticates arenotsupported.

10.1Document

vieweroverview

•OpeningaPDF

document

•

Searching

fortext

Morehelp

AccessRaymarine’slearningresourcesonthe Internettoobtainmoreinformationandhelpon someofthefeaturesdescribedbelow:6.16Learning

resources.

Documentandproductinformation

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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Systemintegrationonpage28

•3.2Installationchecklistonpage33

•3.3Multipledatasources(MDS)overviewonpage33

•3.4Identifyingyourdisplayvariantonpage34

•3.5Networkingconstraintsonpage34

•3.6Typicalsystemsonpage36

•3.7Systemprotocolsonpage38

•3.8Datamasteronpage39

•3.9Partssuppliedonpage39

•3.10Toolsrequiredforinstallationonpage40

•3.11Selectingalocationonpage41

Planningtheinstallation

3.1Systemintegration

Yourmultifunctiondisplayiscompatiblewithawiderangeofmarineelectronicsdevices.

RAY240

1 2 8

5 6

109 11 12 13 15

1817

21 22

D12890-1

AUDIO

ANTENNA

NETWORK

POWER

TackTrue/AppDisplay VMG

Thedisplayusesanumberofprotocolstotransferdatabetweenthevariousdevicesinyoursystem.The followingtabledetailswhichdevicesmaybeconnectedtoyourdisplay ,andthetypeofconnections(in termsofprotocolsandphysicalinterfaces):

ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections

1Remotecontrol

1permultifunction display.

Raymarine

RCU-3

Bluetooth

Smartphone/Tablet device

1permultifunction display.

ForRaymarine

wirelessvideo streamingandremotecontrol apps:

•AppleiPhone4(orlater)oriPad

2(orlater)

•Androiddevicewithminimum

1GHzprocessorandrunning android2.2.2(orlater)

•AmazonKindleFire

Forchartplottersyncwith NavionicsMarineapp:

•AppleiPhoneoriPad

•Android-compatiblesmartphone

ortablet

Formediaplayercontrol(a,eand gSSeriesonly):

•AnyBluetooth-enableddevice

thatsupportsBluetooth2.1+ EDRpowerclass1.5(supported prole:AVRCP1.0)

•Chartplottersyncwith NavionicsMarineapp:Wi-Fi

•Videostreamingandremote control:Wi-Fi

•Mediaplayercontrol:Bluetooth

2.1+EDRpowerclass1.5 (supportedprole:AVRCP1.0) orlater

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ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections

3Vesseltanksensors

—third-party

•Upto5xfuel.

•1xfreshwater.

•1xwastewater.

•1xsewage.

•1xbait/sh.

Third-partyNMEA2000interfacesNMEA2000(viaoptional

DeviceNetadaptorcables)

GPS/GNSS Receiver(external) —Raymarine

Anycombinationofthefollowing:

•RS130

•Raystar125GPS

•Raystar125+GPS(viaoptional

SeaTalktoSeaTalk

ng®

converter)

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

ng®

,orNMEA

0183

Instruments—

Raymarine

Asdeterminedby

SeaTalk

ng®

bus bandwidthandpower loading.

SeaTalk

ng®

•i50Depth,Speed,orTridata

•i60Wind,CHWind

•i70

•ST70+

•ST70

SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaTalkto SeaTalk

ng®

converter):

•i40Wind,Speed,Depth,or

Bidata

•ST60+Wind,Speed,Depth,

Rudder,orCompass

•ST40Wind,Speed,Depth,

Rudder,orCompass

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

ng®

6Pilotcontrolheads—

Raymarine

Asdetermined bySeaTalkor

SeaTalk

ng®

bus bandwidthand powerloading,as appropriate.

SeaTalk

ng®

•p70

•p70R

•ST70(SeaTalk

ng®

course

computeronly.)

•ST70+(SeaTalk

ng®

course

computeronly.)

SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaTalkto SeaTalk

ng®

converter):

•ST6002

•ST7002

•ST8002

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

ng®

Autopilots—

Raymarine

SeaTalk

ng®

•Evolutionautopilots

•AllSPXcoursecomputers

SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaTalkto SeaTalk

ng®

converter):

•ST1000

•ST2000

•S1000

•S1

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

ng®

,orNMEA

0183

Planningtheinstallation

ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections

•S2

•S3

AIS—Raymarine

•AIS350

•AIS650

•AIS950

•AIS250

•AIS500

SeaTalk

ng®

,orNMEA0183

AIS—third-party

1Third-partyNMEA

0183–compatibleAISClass AorClassBreceiver/transceiver

NMEA0183

9Vesseltrimtabs—

third-party

1pair

Third-partyNMEA2000interfacesNMEA2000(viaoptional

DeviceNetadaptorcables)

Analogvideo/camera

CompositePALorNTSCvideo source

BNCconnectors

10IPcameraMultiple

•CAM200IP

Note:Whilstthird-party ONVIFcompatibleIPcameras maywork,Raymarine

cannot

guaranteetheircompatibility.

ViaSeaTalk

network

Lifetag(Man overboardalert)

1basestation

AllRaymarine

Lifetag

basestations

SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaT alkto SeaTalk

ng®

converter)

Engineinterface—

Raymarine

1unitforeachengine CANbus

•ECI-100SeaTalk

ng®

Engineinterface— third-party

Third-partyNMEA2000interfacesNMEA2000(viaoptional

DeviceNetadaptorcables)

13Transducers

andsensors—

Raymarine

1Analogtransducers:

•Wind

•Speed

•Depth

•Rudderreference

•Fluxgatecompass

SeaTalk

ng®

(viaoptionaliTC-5

converter)

13Transducersand

sensors—Airmar

•DT800SmartSensor

•DST800SmartSensor

•PB200weatherstation

SeaTalk

ng®

(viaoptionaliTC-5

converter)

14Externaldisplay1HDTVHDMI

15Auxiliaryalarm1assupplied

ConnectedusingtheVideoin/ Alarmconnector.

DSCVHFradio—

Raymarine

SeaTalk

ng®

•Ray260

•Ray260AIS

NMEA0183:

•Ray49

•Ray55

•Ray218

•Ray240

SeaTalk

ng®

/NMEA0183

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ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections

Raymarine

Sirius marineweather/ satelliteradioreceiver (NorthAmericaonly)

SeaTalk

•SR150

•SR100

•SR6

SeaTalk

ng®

•SR50

SeaTalk

,SeaT alk

ng®

18Additional

multifunction display(s)—

Raymarine

93rdgenerationRaymarine

multifunctiondisplays

SeaTalk

(recommended):

•aSeries

•cSeries

•eSeries

•gSSeries

Note:Y oucanconnect

Raymarine

multifunction

displaysusingNMEA0183or

SeaTalk

ng®

butnotallfunctions

aresupported.

Note:Visit

www.raymarine.comto

downloadthelatestsoftware versionforyourdisplay.

SeaTalk

18Additional

multifunction display(s)— third-party

•Connectionsto multifunction displayNMEA outputs:4

•Connectionsto multifunction displayNMEA inputs:2

NMEA0183–compatible chartplottersandmultifunction displays

NMEA0183

SonarModules (Fishnder)—

Raymarine

Multiple

•CP100—DownVision

™

•CP200—SideVision

™

•CP300/CP370—Traditional

sonar

•CP450C—CHIRPsonar

•SonarandDownVision

™

variantMFDs

SeaTalk

20Radar—Raymarine

2AllRaymarine

Non-HDDigital

RadomesandHDorSuperHD radarscanners.

Note:Pleaseensureyour radarscannerisusingthelatest softwareversion.

SeaTalk

21Thermalcamera—

Raymarine

•T200Series

•T300Series

•T400Series

•T800Series

•T900Series

SeaTalk

(forcontrol),BNC

connector(forvideo)

Planningtheinstallation

ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections

22RemotekeypadMultiple•RMK-9

SeaTalk

23Fusionentertainment

systems

MultipleFusion700seriesentertainment

systems:

•MS-IP700

•MS-AV700

SeaTalk

PC/laptop

Windows-compatiblePCorlaptop runningRaymarine

Voyage

Plannersoftware.

SeaTalk

Note:Raymarine

cannotguaranteethecompatibilityofanythird-partydeviceslistedabove.

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3.2Installationchecklist

Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:

InstallationTask

1Planyoursystem.

Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.

Siteallequipment.

4Routeallcables.

Drillcableandmountingholes.

6Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.

Secureallequipmentinplace.

8Poweronandtestthesystem.

3.3Multipledatasources(MDS) overview

Installationsthatincludemultipleinstancesofdata sourcescancausedataconicts.Anexampleisan installationfeaturingmorethanonesourceofGPS data.

MDSenablesyoutomanageconictsinvolvingthe followingtypesofdata:

•GPSPosition.

•Heading.

•Depth.

•Speed.

•Wind.

Typicallythisexerciseiscompletedaspartofthe initialinstallation,orwhennewequipmentisadded.

IfthisexerciseisNOTcompletedthesystemwill automaticallyattempttoresolvedataconicts. However,thismayresultinthesystemchoosinga sourceofdatathatyoudonotwanttouse.

IfMDSisavailablethesystemcanlisttheavailable datasourcesandallowyoutoselectyourpreferred datasource.ForMDStobeavailableallproducts inthesystemthatusethedatasourceslisted abovemustbeMDS-compliant.Thesystemcan listanyproductsthatareNOTcompliant.Itmay benecessarytoupgradethesoftwareforthese non-compliantproductstomakethemcompliant. VisittheRaymarinewebsite(www.raymarine.com) toobtainthelatestsoftwareforyourproducts.If MDS-compliantsoftwareisnotavailableandyoudo NOTwantthesystemtoautomaticallyattemptto resolvedataconicts,anynon-compliantproduct(s) canberemovedorreplacedtoensuretheentire systemisMDS-compliant.

Planningtheinstallation

3.4Identifyingyourdisplayvariant

Todiscoverwhichmodeldisplayyouhavefollowthe stepsbelow:

Fromthehomescreen:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectMaintenance.

3.SelectDiagnostics.

4.SelectSelectDevice.

5.SearchtheNetworkcolumnforthe'ThisDevice'

entry.

6.TheDevicecolumnforthisrecordwilllistthe modelofyourdisplay.

3.5Networkingconstraints

Raymarine’s3

generationLightHousepowered

MFDs(aSeries,cSeries,eSeriesandgSSeries) canbenetworkedtogether.

General

•Upto10LightHousepoweredMFDscanbe connectedtogetherusingSeaT alk

•MFDscanalsobeconnectedviaSeaTalk

ng®

NMEA0183,butnotallfunctionsaresupported.

•AllnetworkedaaSeries,cSeriesandeSeries displaysmustcontainLightHousesoftware releaseV4.32orlater.

•AllnetworkedgSSeriesdisplaysmustcontain

LightHousesoftwarereleaseV7.43orlater.

Note:Thea6xanda7xvariantaSeriesMFDs cannotbenetworkedusingNMEA0183.

Master/repeateroperation

•Anynetworkfeaturingmorethan1MFDmusthave 1ofthedisplaysdesignatedasthedatamaster.

•Thedatamasterdisplaywillreceivedatathrough

NMEA0183and/orSeaTalk

ng®

,andbridgethe

dataoverSeaTalk

toothernetworkeddisplays.

Homescreensharing

•Whennetworked,MFDscanshareahomescreen.

Cartographysharing

•Thecartographycontainedonchartcardsis alwaysusedinpreferencetotheembeddedworld basemapwhenachartcardisinsertedintoacard slot.

•Chartcardcartographycanbesharedbetween

MFDs.

Radaroperation

•MFDssupporttheuseofupto2Radarscanners simultaneously.

•ThedatasuppliedbyaconnectedRadar scanner(s)isrepeatedtoanynetworkeddisplays.

Note:AllMFDsmusthaveLightHouseIIRelease V12.xxsoftwareorlatertoenablemultipleradar support.

Sonar/DownVision

™

/SideVision

™

operation

•Youcanconnectanexternalsonarmoduleunitto theMFDviatheSeaTalk

network.

•SonarandDownVision

™

variantMFDsinclude

aninternalsonarmodulewhichenablesdirect connectiontoacompatibletransducer.

•Youcanhavemultipleactivesonarmodules (internalandexternal)onanetwork.Y oumust selectthesonarmodule/channelyouwanttouse fromtheFishnderapplicationmenu.

•Thedatasuppliedbythesonarmoduleisrepeated toallnetworkeddisplays.

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Note:

•AllMFDsmusthaveLightHouseIIRelease

V10.41softwareorlatertoenablemultiplesonar support.

•Sonarmodulesshouldbeupdatedtothe latestavailablesoftwareversiontoensure compatibility.

Incompatibledisplays

Ifyouconnectamultifunctiondisplaytoyoursystem thatisnotcompatibleawarningmessagewillbe displayeduntilyoudisconnectedtheincompatible devicefromyournetwork.

generationmultifunctiondisplaysarenot

compatiblewiththefollowingRaymarinedisplays:

ProductImage

Multifunction displayGeneration

G-Series

2ndgeneration

E-Series Widescreen

2ndgeneration

C-Series Widescreen

2ndgeneration

PAGE

ACTIVE

WPTS

MOB

DATA

CANCELOK

RANGE

OUT

E-SeriesClassic

1stgeneration

PAGE

ACTIVE

WPTS

MOB

DATA

CANCELOK

RANGE

OUT

C-SeriesClassic

1stgeneration

Planningtheinstallation

3.6T ypicalsystems

Theillustrationsbelowshowexamplesofpossiblesystemcongurations. Formoredetailsoncompatibledevicespleasereferto3.1Systemintegration.

Example:Basicsystem

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

D12891-1

4 5

6 87

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.RMK-9remotekeypad.

3.Radarscanner.

4.ActuatorControlUnit(ACU).

5.AttitudeHeadingReferenceSensor(AHRS).

6.Sonarmodule.

7.GPSreceiver.

8.SeaT alk

pilotcontroller(optional).

Example:Expandedsystem

000

AUDIO

ANTENNA

NETWORK

POWER

Dxxxxx-x

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

DeviceNet

SeaTalk

813

2 3 4

RayNet

1.Radarscanner.

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2.Weathersensor.

3.Siriusweatherreceiver.

4.Sonarmodule.

5.SeaT alk

Pilotcontroller.

6.SeaT alk

Instrumentdisplay.

7.AISreceiver/transceiver.

8.Audiosystem.

9.Smartphone/tablet.

10.Remotekeypad.

11.DeviceNetspur(forNMEA2000devices).

12.Networkswitch.

13.Multifunctiondisplay .

14.GPSreceiver.

15.Thermalcamera.

16.Wirelessconnection.

Planningtheinstallation

3.7Systemprotocols

YourMultifunctionDisplaycanconnecttovarious instrumentsanddisplaystoshareinformationand soimprovethefunctionalityofthesystem.These connectionsmaybemadeusinganumberof differentprotocols.Fastandaccuratedatacollection andtransferisachievedbyusingacombinationof thefollowingdataprotocols:

•SeaTalk

•NMEA2000

•SeaTalk

•NMEA0183

Note:Youmayndthatyoursystemdoesnot usealloftheconnectiontypesorinstrumentation describedinthissection.

SeaTalk

isanethernetbasedmarinenetwork.This highspeedprotocolallowscompatibleequipment tocommunicaterapidlyandsharelargeamountsof data.

InformationsharedusingtheSeaT alk

network

includes:

•Sharedcartography(betweencompatible

displays).

•Digitalradardata.

•Sonardata.

Seatalk

SeaTalk

(NextGeneration)isanenhancedprotocol forconnectionofcompatiblemarineinstruments andequipment.ItreplacestheolderSeaT alkand SeaTalk

protocols.

SeaTalk

utilizesasinglebackbonetowhich compatibleinstrumentsconnectusingaspur.Data andpowerarecarriedwithinthebackbone.Devices thathavealowdrawcanbepoweredfromthe network,althoughhighcurrentequipmentwillneed tohaveaseparatepowerconnection.

SeaTalk

isaproprietaryextensiontoNMEA2000 andtheprovenCANbustechnology.Compatible NMEA2000andSeaTalk/SeaT alk

devicescan alsobeconnectedusingtheappropriateinterfaces oradaptorcablesasrequired.

NMEA2000

NMEA2000offerssignicantimprovementsover NMEA0183,mostnotablyinspeedandconnectivity. Upto50unitscansimultaneouslytransmitand receiveonasinglephysicalbusatanyonetime, witheachnodebeingphysicallyaddressable.The standardwasspecicallyintendedtoallowfor

awholenetworkofmarineelectronicsfromany manufacturertocommunicateonacommonbusvia standardizedmessagetypesandformats.

SeaTalk

SeaTalkisaprotocolwhichenablescompatible instrumentstoconnecttoeachotherandsharedata.

TheSeaT alkcablesystemisusedtoconnect compatibleinstrumentsandequipment.Thecable carriespoweranddataandenablesconnection withouttheneedforacentralprocessor.

Additionalinstrumentsandfunctionscanbeaddedto aSeaT alksystem,simplybypluggingthemintothe network.SeaTalkequipmentcanalsocommunicate withothernon-SeaTalkequipmentviatheNMEA 0183standard,providedasuitableinterfaceisused.

NMEA0183

TheNMEA0183DataInterfaceStandardwas developedbytheNationalMarineElectronics AssociationofAmerica.Itisaninternational standardtoenableequipmentfrommanydifferent manufacturerstobeconnectedtogetherandshare information.

TheNMEA0183standardcarriessimilarinformation toSeaT alk.Howeverithastheimportantdifference thatonecablewillonlycarryinformationinone direction.ForthisreasonNMEA0183isgenerally usedtoconnectadatareceiverandatransmitter together,e.g.acompasssensortransmitting headingtoaradardisplay.Thisinformationis passedin‘sentences’,eachofwhichhasathree lettersentenceidentier.Itisthereforeimportant whencheckingcompatibilitybetweenitemsthatthe samesentenceidentiersareusedsomeexamples ofwhichare:

•VTG-carriesCourseandSpeedOverGround data.

•GLL-carrieslatitudeandlongitude.

•DBT-carrieswaterdepth.

•MWV-carriesrelativewindangleandwindspeed data.

NMEABaudrates

TheNMEA0183standardoperatesatanumber ofdifferentspeeds,dependingupontheparticular requirementorequipmentcapabilities.Typical examplesare:

•4800baudrate.Usedforgeneralpurpose communications,includingFastHeadingdata.

•38400baudrate.UsedforAISandotherhigh speedapplications.

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3.8Datamaster

Anysystemcontainingmorethanonenetworked multifunctiondisplaymusthaveadesignateddata master.

Thedatamasteristhedisplaywhichservesasa primarysourceofdataforalldisplays,italsohandles allexternalsourcesofinformation.Forexample thedisplaysmayrequireheadinginformationfrom theautopilotandGPSsystems,usuallyreceived throughaSeaT alk

orNMEAconnection.Thedata masteristhedisplaytowhichtheSeaT alk,NMEA andanyotherdataconnectionsaremade,itthen bridgesthedatatotheSeaT alk

networkandany compatiblerepeatdisplays.Informationsharedby thedatamasterincludes:

•Cartography

•Routesandwaypoints

•Radar

•Sonar

•Datareceivedfromtheautopilot,instruments,the

engineandotherexternalsources.

Yoursystemmaybewiredforredundancywithdata connectionsmadetorepeatdisplays.Howeverthese connectionswillonlybecomeactiveintheeventofa faultand/orreassignmentofthedatamaster.

Inanautopilotsystemwhichdoesnotcontaina dedicatedpilotcontrolheadtheDatamasteralso actsasthecontrolfortheautopilot.

3.9Partssupplied

Thefollowingpartsaresuppliedwithyourproduct.

1 2

9 10

4 5

x4 x4

D12886-2

Multifunctiondisplay

22xDisplaymountingbrackets

RCR-2RemoteCardReader

MountinggasketforRCR-2

Documentpack

RCR-2inlaycardx2

Suncover

4xMountingbolts,washers,locknutsandfeet

4xBracketxings

•gS95=M5x25panhead

•gS125andgS165=M5x25countersunk

•gS195=M5x60countersunk

4xRCR-2xings(self-tappingscrews)

M5x10panheadscrew(notsuppliedwithgS95)

M5Wavywasher(foradditionalgroundingstrap)

1.5m(4.9ft)Power/Datacable

2m(6.6ft)Video/Alarmcable

15Displaymountinggasket

2m(6.6ft)RayNetcable

17Auxiliaryalarm

1m(3.28ft)SeaTalk

spurcable

Planningtheinstallation

HD-SDIadditionalpartssupplied

ThegS195issuppliedwiththefollowingadditional partsforusewiththeHD-SDIconnection.

D13051-2

1 2 3

1Protectiveboot

75ohmBNCconnector

Cabletiesx2(tosecuretheprotectiveboot)

3.10Toolsrequiredforinstallation

D12171-2

876

1.Powerdrill.

2.Jigsaw.

3.Pozidrivescrewdriver.

4.Adhesivetape.

5.Spannerforsurfacemountingorbracket mountingxings.

6.File.

7.Holesawforushmounting(Forholesawsize refertoyourproduct’smountingtemplate).

8.Drillbitforsurfacemountingorushmounting.

AdditionaltoolsforFlushmounting

Forbestresultswhenushmountingthedisplays itisrecommendedthatarouterisusedtocutout therebate.

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3.11Selectingalocation

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein hazardous/ammableatmospheres.Do NOTinstallinahazardous/ammable atmosphere(suchasinanengineroom ornearfueltanks).

Generallocationrequirements

Whenselectingalocationforyourproductitis importanttoconsideranumberoffactors.

Keyfactorswhichcanaffectproductperformance are:

•Ventilation

Toensureadequateairow:

–Ensurethatproductismountedina

compartmentofsuitablesize.

–Ensurethatventilationholesarenotobstructed.

Allowadequateseparationofallequipment.

Anyspecicrequirementsforeachsystem componentareprovidedlaterinthischapter.

•Mountingsurface

Ensureproductisadequatelysupportedona securesurface.Donotmountunitsorcutholes inplaceswhichmaydamagethestructureofthe vessel.

•Cabling

Ensuretheproductismountedinalocationwhich allowsproperrouting,supportandconnectionof cables:

–Minimumbendradiusof100mm(3.94in)

unlessotherwisestated.

–Usecableclipstopreventstressonconnectors.

–Ifyourinstallationrequiresmultipleferritesto

beaddedtoacablethenadditionalcableclips shouldbeusedtoensuretheextraweightof thecableissupported.

•Wateringress

Theproductissuitableformountingbothabove andbelowdecks.Althoughtheunitiswaterproof, itisgoodpracticetolocateitinaprotectedarea awayfromprolongedanddirectexposuretorain andsaltspray.

•Electricalinterference

Selectalocationthatisfarenoughawayfrom devicesthatmaycauseinterference,suchas motors,generatorsandradiotransmitters/ receivers.

•Powersupply

Selectalocationthatisascloseaspossibletothe vessel’sDCpowersource.Thiswillhelptokeep cablerunstoaminimum.

Compasssafedistance

Topreventpotentialinterferencewiththevessel's magneticcompasses,ensureanadequatedistance ismaintainedfromthedisplay.

Whenchoosingasuitablelocationforthe multifunctiondisplayyoushouldaimtomaintainthe maximumpossibledistancebetweenthedisplayand anycompasses.Typicallythisdistanceshouldbeat least1m(3ft)inalldirections.Howeverforsome smallervesselsitmaynotbepossibletolocate thedisplaythisfarawayfromacompass.Inthis situation,thefollowingguresprovidetheminimum safedistancethatshouldbemaintainedbetweenthe displayandanycompasses.

200 mm

in)

350 mm

(13.8 in)

300 mm (11.8 in)

700 mm (27.5 in)

500 mm

(19.7 in)

250 mm

(9.84 in)

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Item

Compass positionin relationto display

Minimumsafe distancefrom display

1Top

200mm(7.87in.)

2Rear

500mm(19.7in.)

3Right-handside

350mm(13.8in.)

4Underside

300mm(11.8in.)

Front

700mm(27.5in.)

Left-handside250mm(9.84in.)

Planningtheinstallation

Caution:Mountingsurface requirements

Thisproductisheavy.Topreventpotential damagetotheproductand/oryour vessel,observethefollowingBEFORE installingtheproduct:

•Refertotheweightinformationprovided inthetechnicalspecicationforthis productandensurethattheintended mountingsurfaceissuitableforbearing theweight.

•Ifthemountingsurfaceisnotsuitable fortheproductweight,youmayneedto reinforcethemountingsurface.

•Ifindoubt,refertoaprofessional marineequipmentinstallerforfurther guidance.

Viewingangleconsiderations

Asdisplaycontrast,colorandnightmode performanceareallaffectedbytheviewingangle, Raymarinerecommendsyoutemporarilypowerup thedisplaywhenplanningtheinstallation,toenable youtobestjudgewhichlocationgivestheoptimum viewingangle.

LCDorientation

Raymarinemultifunctiondisplays(MFDs)canbe viewedfromwideanglestoptobottomandleftto right.

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1.T op

2.Bottom

3.Left

4.Right

LCDscanbeorientatedin2directions:

1 2

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1.12O’clock—Standardorientation(Inthe12

O’clockorientationtheLCDisbetterviewedfrom toptobottomthanitisfrombottomtotop.)

2.6O’clock—Invertedorientation(Inthe6

O’clockorientationtheLCDisbetterviewedfrom bottomtotopthanitisfromtoptobottom.)

ThetablebelowdetailstheLCDorientationforeach gSSeriesMFD.

MFD

LCD orientationMFD

LCD orientation

gS95 (E70124)

12O’clockgS95INV

(E70183)

6O’clock

gS125 (E70125)

12O’clockgS125INV

(E70184)

6O’clock

gS165 (E70126)

12O’clockgS165INV

(E70185)

6O’clock

gS195 (E70213)

6O’clock

Productdimensions

A C

D E

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gS95gS125gS165gS195

A246.8mm

(9.7in)

311.8mm (12.3in)

383.2mm (15in)

433.9mm (17.1in)

B188.2mm

(7.4in)

237.1mm (9.3in)

284.7mm (11.2in)

391.2mm (15.4in)

8mm (0.31in)

D69mm

(2.72in)

70mm (2.75in)

69mm (2.72in)

75.9mm (3in)

E114.1mm

(7.8in)

114.1mm (7.8in)

Cardreaderdimensions

A C D F

D12725-1

55mm(2.17in)

C8.5mm(0.33in)

gSSeries

36mm(1.4in)

39.2mm(1.5in)

90mm(3.5in)

Planningtheinstallation

gSSeries

Chapter4:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage46

•4.2gS95/gS125/gS165Connectionsoverviewonpage47

•4.3gS195connectionsoverviewonpage47

•4.4Powerconnectiononpage48

•4.5Cardreaderconnectiononpage50

•4.6Auxiliaryalarmconnectiononpage51

•4.7Networkconnectionsonpage52

•4.8Keypadconnectiononpage54

•4.9Radarconnectiononpage55

•4.10Sonarmoduleconnectiononpage57

•4.11Thermalcameraconnectiononpage59

•4.12IPCameraconnectionsonpage60

•4.13Weatherreceiverconnectiononpage61

•4.14Fusionlinkconnectiononpage61

•4.15GPSconnectiononpage62

•4.16AISconnectiononpage63

•4.17Fastheadingconnectiononpage63

•4.18SeaTalk

connectionsonpage64

•4.19NMEA2000connectiononpage65

•4.20SeaTalkconnectiononpage65

•4.21NMEA0183connectiononpage66

•4.22Camera/Videoconnectionsonpage67

•4.23HDMIvideooutputonpage67

•4.24HD-SDIconnection(gS195)onpage68

•4.25Mediaplayerconnectiononpage69

•4.26Bluetoothremotecontrolconnectiononpage70

•4.27Remotecontrolfunctionsonpage72

•4.28WiFiconnectionsonpage74

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4.1Generalcablingguidance

Cabletypesandlength

Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetype andlength

•Unlessotherwisestateduseonlystandardcables ofthecorrecttype,suppliedbyRaymarine.

•Ensurethatanynon-Raymarinecablesareofthe correctqualityandgauge.Forexample,longer powercablerunsmayrequirelargerwiregauges tominimizevoltagedropalongtherun.

Routingcables

Cablesmustberoutedcorrectly,tomaximize performanceandprolongcablelife.

•DoNOTbendcablesexcessively.Wherever possible,ensureaminimumbenddiameterof200 mm(8in)/minimumbendradiusof100mm(4in).

100 mm (4 in)

200 mm (8 in)

•Protectallcablesfromphysicaldamageand exposuretoheat.Usetrunkingorconduitwhere possible.DoNOTruncablesthroughbilgesor doorways,orclosetomovingorhotobjects.

•Securecablesinplaceusingtie-wrapsorlacing twine.Coilanyextracableandtieitoutoftheway.

•Whereacablepassesthroughanexposed bulkheadordeckhead,useasuitablewatertight feed-through.

•DoNOTruncablesneartoenginesoruorescent lights.

Alwaysroutedatacablesasfarawayaspossible from:

•otherequipmentandcables,

•highcurrentcarryingacanddcpowerlines,

•antennae.

Strainrelief

Ensureadequatestrainreliefisprovided.Protect connectorsfromstrainandensuretheywillnotpull outunderextremeseaconditions.

Circuitisolation

Appropriatecircuitisolationisrequiredfor installationsusingbothACandDCcurrent:

•Alwaysuseisolatingtransformersoraseparate power-invertertorunPC’s,processors,displays andothersensitiveelectronicinstrumentsor devices.

•AlwaysuseanisolatingtransformerwithWeather FAXaudiocables.

•Alwaysuseanisolatedpowersupplywhenusing a3rdpartyaudioamplier.

•AlwaysuseanRS232/NMEAconverterwith opticalisolationonthesignallines.

•AlwaysmakesurethatPC’sorothersensitive electronicdeviceshaveadedicatedpowercircuit.

Cableshielding

Ensurethatalldatacablesareproperlyshielded thatthecableshieldingisintact(e.g.hasn’tbeen scrapedoffbybeingsqueezedthroughatightarea).

Cablesuppressionferrites

ToensureoptimumEMCperformanceandtocomply withapplicableEMCregulationsthecablessupplied withthisproductincludesuppressionferrites.

Twoadditionalsuppressionferritesareincludedfor usewhenconnectingadditionalRayNetcables(not supplied)tothedisplay.

FitaferritetoeachadditionalRayNetcableas shownbelow:

Cable clip

Cable tie

Ferrite

Cable tie

50 mm

(1.97 in) Max

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Ifyouneedtoremoveaferriteforanyreason,ensure itisreplacedinitsoriginallocationbeforeusingthe product.

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4.2gS95/gS125/gS165Connections overview

Detailsoftheconnectionsavailableonthe multifunctiondisplayareshownbelow.

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1 2 4 5 63

SeaTalk

2HDMI

3xPoE/RayNetSeaT alk

Cardreader

Videoin/AlarmOut

Power/NMEA0183/Videoin

4.3gS195connectionsoverview

DetailsoftheconnectionsavailableonthegS195 areshownbelow.

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7 8

1 2 3 4 5 6

SeaTalk

connection

HDMIOutput

PoE/RayNetSeaTalk

connection

Cardreaderconnection

AnaloguevideoInput/AlarmOutput

Power/NMEA0183/AnaloguevideoInput

HD-SDIVideoInput

PoE/RayNetSeaTalk

connection

Connectorandcableprotectivecaps

Unusedconnectorsanddisconnectedcablesshould beadequatelyprotectedagainstdamage.

Important:

Therearconnectorsonyourproductarettedwith protectivecapswhichshouldbesecurelytted overanyconnectorsthatarenotgoingtobeused /connected.

Ifanycablesaretobeleftdisconnectedthen, ifavailableusethecablesprotectivecapor insulationtapetoprotectthecableconnector.

Cablesandconnections

4.4Powerconnection

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1.Multifunctiondisplayconnections.

2.Poweranddatacable.

3.Connectionto12/24Vpowersupply.

4.Redcable(positive).

5.Fuse.

6.Blackcable(negative).

7.Videoinputcable.

8.NMEA0183datacables.

9.Ground(drain)wire(thinblackwire;mustbe connectedtoRFgroundpoint).

Powerdistribution

Raymarinerecommendsthatallpowerconnections aremadeviaadistributionpanel.

•Allequipmentmustbepoweredfromabreakeror

switch,withappropriatecircuitprotection.

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct, ensureithasbeencorrectlygrounded,in accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.

Grounding—Dedicateddrainwire

Thepowercablesuppliedwiththisproductincludes adedicatedshield(drain)wireforconnectiontoa vessel'sRFgroundpoint.

ItisimportantthataneffectiveRFgroundis connectedtothesystem.Asinglegroundpoint shouldbeusedforallequipment.Theunitcanbe groundedbyconnectingtheshield(drain)wireof thepowercabletothevessel'sRFgroundpoint. OnvesselswithoutanRFgroundsystemtheshield (drain)wireshouldbeconnecteddirectlytothe negativebatteryterminal.

Thedcpowersystemshouldbeeither:

•Negativegrounded,withthenegativebattery

terminalconnectedtothevessel'sground.

•Floating,withneitherbatteryterminalconnected

tothevessel'sground

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhich haspositivegrounding.

Breakers,fusesandcircuitprotection

Theinformationbelowisprovidedasguidance tohelpprotectyourproduct.Theexample illustrationsprovidedareforcommonvesselpower arrangements,ifyouareunsurehowtoprovidethe correctlevelofprotectionthenpleaseconsulta Raymarineauthorizeddealerforsupport.

Distributionpanelconnection

Itisrecommendedthatyourproductiswiredthrough yourvessel’sdistributionpanelviaathermalbreaker orfuse.

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2 31

4 5

6 7

1.Vesselpowersupplypositive(+)

2.In-linefuse.(Ifyourproductspowercabledoes nothaveanin-linefusethenanonefuseshould betted.)

3.Productpowercable

4.Vesselpowersupplynegative(-)

5.*Drainwire

6.Vesseldistributionpanel

7.VesselRFgroundpointconnection

BatteryconnectionwithRFground

Ifyourvesseldoesnothaveadistributionpanelthen yourproductmaybewireddirectlytothebatterywith thedrainwireconnectedtothevessel’sRFground point.

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2 4 51 3

6 7

1.Vesselpowersupplypositive(+)

2.Vesselpowersupplynegative(-)

3.In-linefuse(Ifyourproductspowercabledoes nothaveabuiltinfusethenanin-linefuse shouldbetted.)

4.*Drainwire

5.Productpowercable

gSSeries

6.Vesselbattery

7.VesselRFgroundpointconnection

BatteryconnectionwithnoRFground

Ifyourvesseldoesnothaveadistributionpanel oranRFgroundpointthenyourproductmaybe wireddirectlytothebatterywiththedrainwirealso connectedtothebattery’snegativeterminal.

D13019-1

2 4 51 3

1.Vesselpowersupplypositive(+)

2.Vesselpowersupplynegative(-)

3.In-linefuse(Ifyourproductspowercabledoes nothaveabuiltinfusethenanin-linefuse shouldbetted.)

4.Drainwireconnectedtovesselnegativepower supply.

5.Productpowercable

6.Vesselbattery

In-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings

Thefollowingin-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings applytoyourproduct:

In-linefuseratingThermalbreakerrating

15A

15A(ifonlyconnectingone device)

Note:

•Thesuitablefuseratingforthethermalbreaker isdependentonthenumberofdevicesyouare connecting.Ifindoubtconsultanauthorized Raymarinedealer.

•Yourproduct’spowercablemayhavetted in-linefuse,ifnotthenyoucanaddanin-line fusetothepositivewireofyourproductspower connection.

Sharingabreaker

Wheremorethan1pieceofequipmentsharesa breakeryoumustprovideprotectionfortheindividual circuits.E.g.byconnectinganin-linefuseforeach powercircuit.

D11637 -2

4 4

Positive(+)bar

Negative(-)bar

Circuitbreaker

4Fuse

Wherepossible,connectindividualitemsof equipmenttoindividualcircuitbreakers.Wherethis isnotpossible,useindividualin-linefusestoprovide thenecessaryprotection.

Touchscreeninterference

Inexceptionalcircumstances,duetotheproximity ofcertainelectronicequipmentthatmaybeonthe vesselthetouchscreenmaybecomeunresponsive duetoelectricalinterference.

Intheunlikelyeventofthisoccurringtheinterference canbesuppressedbyaddingagroundingstrap(not supplied)totherearcaseofthemultifunctiondisplay.

Thegroundingstrapshouldbeconnectedtothe vessel’sRFgroundpoint,orwherenogroundpoint existstothenegativeterminalofthevessel’spower supply.Theminimumrecommendedcablethickness tobeusedforthegroundingstrapis14AWG.

Note:OnagS95thegroundingpointsarethe sameholesusedforthemountingbracketsecuring bolts.

Thegroundingstrapshouldbettedasshownbelow.

1 2

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Cablesandconnections49

FittinggroundingstraptoagS95.

FittinggroundingstraptoagS125,gS165,or gS195.

Anextrascrewandwasherhasbeenprovided forthegS125,gS165andgS195tosecurethe groundingstraptotherearcase.

Thegroundingstrapcanbeconnectedtoanyofthe locationsshownbelow.

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gS165andgS195groundingstrappoints

gS125groundingstrappoints

gS95groundingstrappoints

Note:

All4holescontainplasticscrews.Theplastic screwsshouldberemovedasfollows:

•gS95—ALL4plasticscrewsmustberemoved

toenablethemountingbracketstobeattached.

•gS125/gS165/gS195—Theplasticscrew

shouldONLYberemovedfromthelocationyou wanttouseforthegroundingstrappoint.

DoNOTusetheplasticscrewsforattaching mountingbracketsorthegroundstrap.

4.5Cardreaderconnection

Thecardreadermustbeconnecteddirectlytothe dedicatedcardreaderconnectorontherearofthe display.

Note:Donotusecableextensionswhen connectingthecardreadertothedisplay.

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•Multifunctiondisplay.

•Cardreader.

Note:Thecardreadermustbeconnecteddirectly tothedisplay.

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4.6Auxiliaryalarmconnection

Theauxiliaryalarm(supplied)canbeconnectedto theVideoin/Alarmoutconnectorofthemultifunction display.

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1 2

1.Auxiliaryalarm(supplied).

2.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

3.Connection—WiresshouldbeconnectedBlack toBlackandRedtoPurple.

4.VideoIn/Alarmoutcable(supplied).

Theauxiliaryalarmtocableconnectionshouldbe madeusingsuitableconnectors(e.g.crimps).T o preventdamageduetowateringressensurethe connectioniswatertight.

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4.7Networkconnections

YoucanconnectanumberofdigitaldevicestoyourmultifunctiondisplayusingtheNetworkconnector(s) attherearoftheunit.

Atypicalnetworkofdigitaldevicesmayinclude:

•Upto6Raymarinemultifunctiondisplays.

•SeaTalk

andRayNetdigitaldevicessuchasasonarmoduleandradarscanner.

•EthernetdevicessuchasIPcameras.

Yourmultifunctiondisplayincludes3networkconnectorswhichalsoprovidePoweroverEthernet(PoE). NetworksrequiringadditionalnetworkconnectionswillrequireaRaymarinenetworkswitch.

TypicalSeaTalk

network

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNetRayNet

RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

1 2 1 3 4 5

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1.gSSeriesmultifunctiondisplay.

2.Remotekeypad(PoE).

3.Thermalcamera(PoE).

4.Sonarmodule.

5.Networkswitch.

6.Radarscanner.

IntheexampleaboveboththeRemotecontrolandthermalcameraaresuppliedPoweroverEthernet (PoE)bythegSdisplays.

Note:TheRayNetcablesuppliedwiththedisplayincludesasuppressionferrite.2additionalsuppression ferritesaresuppliedwiththedisplay,thesemustbeusedonanyadditionalnetworkconnections.

Networkcableconnectortypes

Thereare2typesofnetworkcableconnector— SeaTalk

andRayNet.

SeaTalk

connector—usedfor

connectingSeaTalk

devicesto aRaymarinenetworkswitchvia SeaTalk

cables.

RayNetconnector—usedfor connectingRaymarinenetwork switchesandSeaTalk

devicesto themultifunctiondisplayviaRayNet cables.Alsorequiredforconnectinga crossovercouplerifonlyonedevice isbeingconnectedtothedisplay's Networkconnector.

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)

ThisproductcansupplyPoweroverEthernet(PoE) toclass1,2and3devices.Theproductcanoutput amaximumof20WattsforconsumptionbyPoE devices.

ThePoEclassdenotesthepowerrangeofthePoE device.

PoEClassPowerrangeClassdescription

Class1

0.44Wto3.84WVerylowpower

Class2

3.84Wto6.49WLowpower

Class3

6.49Wto12.95WMidpower

Class0

0.44Wto12.95W

Note:Theproductwillnotprovidepowertoclass 4devices.

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Theproductcanpowerupto3devicesusing theavailablenetwork/PoEportsaslongasthe combinedmaxpowerofthePoEdevicesdoesnot exceed20watts.

Thetablebelowshowsacceptablecongurations ofPoEdevices.

Class1(3.84 W)

Class2(6.49 W)

Class3/ Class0 (12.95W)

Totalpower used

13.84W

27.68W

311.52W

16.49W

212.98W

319.47W

1110.33W

2114.17W

1216.82W

112.95W

1116.79W

1119.44W

Note:Aclass0deviceshallbeassignedthesame powerallocationasaclass3device.

Note:IfaPoEdeviceisconnectedthatwilltake thetotalassignedpowerover20Wthedevicewill notbepowered.

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4.8Keypadconnection

Thekeypadcanbeconnecteddirectlytoa multifunctiondisplay’snetworkconnectororviaa networkswitch.Multiplekeypadscanbeconnected toasystem.Eachkeypadcanbeusedtocontrolup to4multifunctiondisplays.Ifthenetworkdoesnot providePoweroverEthernet(PoE)thenthekeypad mustbepoweredseparately.

Directconnection—gSSeriesmultifunction display

D12702-2

1.gSSeriesmultifunctiondisplay.

2.Keypad.

WhenconnectingthekeypaddirectlytoagSSeries multifunctiondisplaythekeypadissuppliedwith PoE,fromthemultifunctiondisplay .

Directconnection—Raymarinemultifunction display

D12694-2

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.Keypad.

3.Rightangledpowercable.

WhenconnectingthekeypaddirectlytoaNewa Series,NewcSeriesorNeweSeriesmultifunction displaythekeypadisnotsuppliedwithPoE,andso requirespowerusingthealternatepowerconnector.

Networkconnection—gSSeriesmultifunction displays

D12709-2

3 3

1.gSSeriesmultifunctiondisplay(supplyingPoE tothekeypad).

2.Keypad.

3.NetworkedgSSeriesmultifunctiondisplays.

WhenconnectingthekeypadtoagSSeries multifunctiondisplaynetworkthekeypadissupplied withPoE.

Networkconnection—Raymarinemultifunction displays

D12697-3

1.Networkswitch.

2.Keypad.

3.Rightangledpowercable.

4.Networkedmultifunctiondisplays.

Whenconnectingthekeypadtoanetworkswitchthe keypadrequiresaseparatepowersupplyusingthe alternatepowerconnector.

Onceconnectedthekeypadmustbepairedwiththe eachmultifunctiondisplayyouwanttocontrolusing thekeypad.

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4.9Radarconnection

Themultifunctiondisplayiscompatiblewith RaymarineNon-HDdigitalradomesandHD/ SuperHDradarscanners.Thescannerisconnected usingoverSeaTalk

TheradarisusuallyconnectedviaaRaymarine networkswitch.Onsmallersystems(withonly 3networkdevices)theradarmaybeconnected directlytothedisplay.

RadarconnectedusingRaymarinenetwork switch

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1.Radarscanner.

2.Raymarinenetworkswitch.

3.gSmultifunctiondisplay.

4.RayNetradarcable.

5.VCM(VoltageConverterModule)—required forOpenArrays.

6.Powerconnection.

Radarconnecteddirectlytothedisplay

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1.Radarscanner

2.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

3.RayNetRadarcable.

4.Connectiontopowersupply—Openarray

scannersrequireaVCM(V oltageConverter Module).

RJ45SeaTalk

Radarcableconnection

ToconnectaRadarusinganRJ45SeaT alk

radar

cableadditionalaccessoriesarerequired.

D12884-1

1.RJ45SeaTalk

Radarcable.

2.RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk

adaptorcable.

3.SeaT alk

crossovercoupler.

Radarcableextension

Forlongercablerunsaradarpoweranddatadigitalcableextensionisrequired.

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D1225 4-1

1 42

1.Radarextensioncable.

2.Radarpoweranddatadigitalcable.

3.Raymarinenetworkswitch(orcrossovercouplerifconnectingradardirectlytodisplay).

4.RayNetcable(orRayNettoSeaT alk

cableifconnectingviacrossovercoupler).

Note:Theextensioncableconnectstotheradarscanner.

Note:ThepowerconnectionisNOTshowninthediagram.IfusinganOpenArrayscanneraVCM

(VoltageConverterModule)mustbeconnectedbetweenthescannerandthepowersupply.

Digitalradarcables

Youwillneedadedicatedradarpoweranddata digitalcableandappropriatenetworkcablesto connectyourscannertoyoursystem.

ConnectionRequiredcable

Radarscannertopower supplyandRaymarine networkswitch.

Poweranddatadigital cable.Forlongercableruns, extensionsareavailableina varietyoflengths.

Raymarinenetworkswitchto multifunctiondisplay.

Networkcables,availablein avarietyofcablelengths.

SeaTalk

Radarpoweranddatadigital

cables

Thesecablescontainthewiresforascanner'spower anddataconnections.

CablePartnumber

RJ45SeaTalk

5m(16.4ft)

Poweranddatadigitalcable

A55076D

RJ45SeaTalk

10m(32.8ft)

Poweranddatadigitalcable

A55077D

RJ45SeaTalk

15m(49.2ft)

Poweranddatadigitalcable

A55078D

RJ45SeaTalk

25m(82.0ft)

Poweranddatadigitalcable

A55079D

Note:Themaximumlengthfortheradarpower anddatadigitalcable(includinganyextensions) is25m(82ft).

RayNetRadarpoweranddatadigitalcables

Thesecablescontainthewiresforascanner'spower anddataconnections.

CablePartnumber

RayNet5m(16.4ft)Power anddatadigitalcable

A80227

RayNet10m(32.8ft)Power anddatadigitalcable

A80228

RayNet15m(49.2ft)Power anddatadigitalcable

A80229

RayNet25m(82.0ft)Power anddatadigitalcable

A80230

Note:Themaximumlengthfortheradarpower anddatadigitalcable(includinganyextensions) is25m(82ft).

Radarpoweranddatadigitalextension cables

Thesecablesextendthepoweranddatadigital cablesforascanner'spoweranddataconnections.

CablePartnumber

2.5m(8.2ft)Poweranddata digitalcable

A92141D

5m(16.4ft)Poweranddata digitalcable

A55080D

10m(32.8ft)Poweranddata digitalcable

A55081D

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Note:Themaximumlengthfortheradarpower anddatadigitalcable(includinganyextensions) is25m(82ft).

4.10Sonarmoduleconnection

Asonarconnectionisrequiredforshnder applications.

Themultifunctiondisplaycanbeusedwiththe followingsonarmodules:

•CP450C

•CP300

•CP100

Note:Y oumustensurethatthecableends connectedintothedisplayandsonarmodulehave alocking/weather-tightmechanism.

Directsonarmoduleconnection

Onsmallersystems(withonly3networkdevices) thesonarmodulemaybeconnecteddirectlytothe display.

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

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1.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

2.Sonarmodule.

3.Sonartransducercable.

4.Sonartransducer.

Sonarmoduleconnectionusinganetworkswitch

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalkhs/

RayNet

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1.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

2.Networkswitch.

3.Sonarmodule.

4.Sonartransducercable.

5.Sonartransducer.

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Sonarvariantmultifunctiondisplayconnection

ThegSSeriesmultifunctiondisplaycanalsobe networkedtoRaymarinemultifunctiondisplaythat hasabuilt-insonarmodule.

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

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1 2

1.gSmultifunctiondisplay.

2.SonarVariantmultifunctiondisplay(e.g.e97).

3.Sonartransducercable.

4.Sonartransducer.

Multiplesonarmodules

Upto3sonarmodulescanbeconnectedonthe samenetwork,youmustselectwhichsonarmodule youwanttouseasonly1sonarmodulecanbe viewedonthemultifunctiondisplayatanyonetime.

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

D13011-1

1.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

2.networkswitch.

3.RayNetnetworkcables.

4.CP450CCHIRPsonarmodule

5.CP100DownVision

sonarmodule

Sonarvariantmultifunctiondisplays

Thetablebelowdetailswhichmultifunctiondisplay variantsfeatureabuilt-insonarmoduleandcanbe connecteddirectlytocompatiblesonartransducers.

Non-sonar variantsSonarvariants

DownVision

variants

a65a67a68

a65Wi-Fia67Wi-Fia68Wi-Fi

a75a77

a78

a75Wi-Fia77Wi-Fia78Wi-Fi

a95a97a98

a125a127a128

e7D

c95c97

c125c127

e95e97

e125e127

e165

Importantsoftwarerequirementsformultiple sonarsystems

Ifyoursystemincludesmorethanonesourceof sonardatayoumustensurethatanyCP300or CP450Csonarmodulesarerunningsoftwareversion v4.04orlater.

Thisappliestosystemswhichinclude:

•AnynumberofMFD(s)withaninternalsonar moduleplusaCP300and/orCP450Csonar module;or

•NoMFD(s)withaninternalsonarmodule,but morethanoneCP300orCP450Csonarmodule.

ThisdoesNOTapplytoanysystemsthatdoNOT includeaCP300orCP450Csonarmodule.

Note:Forsoftwaredownloadsandinstructions onhowtoupdatethesoftwareforyourproduct(s), visitwww.raymarine.com/software.

gSSeries

4.11Thermalcameraconnection

YoucanconnectathermalcameratoyourgSSeries multifunctiondisplay.

ThecameraisusuallyconnectedviaaRaymarine networkswitch.Ifyouwanttousetheoptional JoystickControlUnit(JCU)withthecamerathis mustalsobeconnectedtothenetworkswitch.A compositevideoconnectionisrequiredbetweenthe cameraandthemultifunctiondisplay .

T200Seriesthermalcameradirectconnection

3 4

D12840-1

1.T200Seriesxedmountthermalcamera.

2.Multifunctiondisplay .

3.Ethernetcoupler.

4.RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk

adaptorcable.

5.Videocable.

WhenconnectingaT200Seriesthermalcameratoa gSSeriesmultifunctiondisplaythecameracanbe suppliedPoweroverEthernet(PoE)bythedisplay.

RefertothePoweroverEthernet(PoE)sectionfor detailsonPoEassignment.

T300/T400Seriesthermalcameraconnection.

D12899-1

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

SeaTalk

/ RayNet

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.Networkswitch.

3.JoystickControlUnit(JCU)(optional).

4.RJ45SeaT alk

toRayNetcable.

5.Ethernetcoupler.

6.PoEinjector(onlyrequiredifusingtheoptional JCU).

7.Thermalcamera.

8.Videocable.

Importantnotes

•Youcancontrolthethermalcamerausingyour multifunctionaldisplay.TheJoystickControlUnit (JCU)isoptional,butcanbeusedinconjunction withthemultifunctionaldisplaytocontrolthe thermalcameraifrequired.

•“Dualpayload”thermalcamerasinclude2 independentlenses;1forthermal(infrared)and 1forvisiblelight.Ifyouonlyhave1displayyou shouldonlyconnectthevideocablelabelled“VIS /IR”(visiblelight/infrared)tothedisplay.Ifyou have2ormoredisplaysyoushouldconnect1 cabletoeachdisplay.

•Youcanonlyviewthethermalcameraimageon themultifunctiondisplaytowhichthecamerais physicallyconnected.Ifyouwanttoviewthe thermalcameraimageonmorethan1displayyou mustobtainasuitablethird-partyvideodistribution unit.

•Forfurtherinformationregardingthecamera's installation(includingconnectionsandmounting), refertotheinstallationinstructionsthataccompany thecamera.

Thermalcameracables

Cablingrequirementsforthermalcameras.

Cameratonetworkswitch

Anetworkpatchcableisrequiredtoconnectthe cameratothenetworkswitch.Theconnectionis madebetweenthecameracabletailandthenetwork switchviathecoupler(suppliedwiththecamera). Networkpatchcablesareavailableinavarietyof lengths.

JoystickControlUnit(JCU)

AnEthernet(withpower)cableisusedtoconnectthe JCU.TheJCUissuppliedwitha1.5m(5ft)Ethernet cableforthisconnection.Ifyourequireadifferent lengthcontactyourdealerforsuitablecables.

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injectortonetwork switch

Anetworkpatchcableisrequiredforconnectingthe PoEinjectortothenetworkswitch.Networkpatch cablesareavailableinavarietyoflengths.

Videocables

Videocablesarenotsuppliedwiththeproduct. Pleasecontactyourdealerforsuitablecablesand adaptors.

RaymarinerecommendstheuseofaBNC terminatedRG5975ohm(orbetter)coaxialcable.

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4.12IPCameraconnections

YoucanconnectIPcamerastoyourmultifunction display.

Note:CompatibleIPcamerasmustbeabletobe conguredto:

•automaticallyassignanIPaddressviaDHCP priortoconnectingtoyourmultifunctiondisplay ornetwork.

•allowunauthenticated,anonymousONVIF access.

Pleaserefertotheinstructionssuppliedwithyour IPcameraforcongurationdetails.

Note:Yourmultifunctiondisplaymustbepowered upbeforepowerisappliedtoanynetworked IPcameras,thisistoenableyourmultifunction displaytoassigntheIPcamera(s)avalidIP address.

IPcamera(s)canbeconnecteddirectlytoanetwork connectoronyourmultifunctiondisplay.

D12900-2

ItemDescription

Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel

CAM200IP

RayNettoRJ45adaptorcable(A62360/A80151 /A80159)

Ethernetcoupler(R32142)

Note:

ThegSSeriesmultifunctiondisplayscanprovide PoweroverEthernet(PoE)tocompatibleIP cameras.

RefertothePoweroverEthernet(PoE)sectionfor detailsonPoEassignment.

YoucanalsoconnectmultipleIPcamerasviathe SeaTalk

network

D12901-2

4 4

ItemDescription

Multifunctiondisplay

2Networkswitch

RayNettoRJ45adaptorcables(A62360/ A80151/A80159)

CAM200IPs

Ethernetcouplers(R32 142)

Note:NetworkswitchesdonotprovidePoE, connectedcamerasmusthavetheirownpower supply.

TipIfyourIPcamera(s)arenotdetectedbyyour multifunctiondisplay ,trypowercyclingtheIP camera(s)whilstleavingyourmultifunctiondisplay poweredup.

IPcameraguidance

Raymarine

MFDsarecapableofdisplayingIP

camerafeeds.Whilstthird-partyIPcamerasmay work,Raymarine

highlyrecommendsonlyusing

Raymarine

IPcamerassuchastheCAM200IP.

Asguidanceanythird-partyIPcameramustconform tothefollowing:

•ThecameramustsupportH.264compressionand RTSP(RealtimeStreamingProtocol).

•ThecameramustbeONVIFcompliant

•Thecameramustbecapableofandbesetupto allowunauthenticatedanonymousaccess

•Thecameramustbecapableofandbesetupto assignanIPaddressautomaticallyviaDHCP

•Thecameraresolutionmustbesettonohigher than720p

Thecamerasettingsmustbecheckedandif necessaryadjustedusingaPCandthesoftware suppliedwiththecamera,priortoaddingthecamera totheSeaTalk

network.

Important:Raymarine

doesnotguarantee

compatibilitywiththird-partyIPcameras.

gSSeries

4.13Weatherreceiverconnection

YoucanconnectaSiriusXMweatherreceiverto yourmultifunctiondisplay.

RayNet

000

AUDIO

ANTENNA

NETWORK

POWER

D12902-2

1.Raymarineweatherreceiver.

2.Multifunctiondisplay .

Theweatherreceivercanalsobeconnectedtoa Raymarinenetworkswitch.

ForinformationonconnectinganSR50using SeaTalk

pleasereferto82257–SR50operation whichcanbedownloadedfromtheRaymarine website:www.raymarine.com.

4.14Fusionlinkconnection

YoucanconnectaFusion700seriesmarine entertainmentsystemtoyourmultifunctiondisplay.

Directconnection

3 4

D12903-1

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.Fusionsystem.

3.RayNettoSeaT alk

adaptorcable.

4.Fusionethernetconnector.

Directconnectionwithnetworkedmultifunction displays

3 2

D12904-1

1.Fusionsystem.

2.Fusionethernetconnector.

3.RayNettoSeaT alk

adaptorcable.

4.Directlyconnectedmultifunctiondisplay.

5.Networkedmultifunctiondisplays.

Note:TheFusionentertainmentsystemcanbe controlledbyadirectlyconnectedmultifunction displayorbyanetworkedmultifunctiondisplay .

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Networkconnection

D12905-1

3 4

1.Networkswitch.

2.Fusionsystem.

3.RayNettoSeaT alk

adaptorcable.

4.Fusionethernetconnector.

5.SecondFusionsystem(themultifunction displaycanbeconnectedtomultipleFusion entertainmentsystems).

6.Networkedmultifunctiondisplays.

Note:TheFusionentertainmentsystemcan becontrolledbyanycompatiblenetworked multifunctiondisplaywhenconnectedusinga networkswitch.

4.15GPSconnection

ThemultifunctiondisplaycanbeconnectedtoaGPS receiver,usingSeaT alk

orNMEA0183.

GPSconnection—SeaTalk

D12906-1

SeaTalk

1 2

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.SeaT alk

GPSreceiver.

GPSconnection—NMEA0183

D12907-1

1 2

NMEA 0183

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.NMEA0183GPSreceiver.

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4.16AISconnection

AcompatibleAIScanbeconnectedusingSeaT alk

orNMEA0183.

ConnectionusingSeaTalk

D12908-1

SeaTalk

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.SeaT alk

AISreceiver/transceiver.

ConnectionusingNMEA0183

NMEA0183 (38400)

NMEA 0183 (4800)

D12909-1

1.VHFradio.

2.AISunit.

3.Multifunctiondisplay .

4.17Fastheadingconnection

IfyouwishtouseMARPA(radartargetacquisition) functionsonyourmultifunctiondisplayyouneed either:

•Anautopilotconnectedtothemultifunctiondisplay viaSeaTalk

orNMEA0183.Thecompassis connectedtothecoursecomputerandcalibrated viathepilotcontrolhead;or:

•ARaymarineorthird-partyfastheadingsensor connectedtothemultifunctiondisplayviaNMEA

0183.

Note:PleasecontactyourdealerorRaymarine technicalsupportformoreinformation.

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4.18SeaTalk

connections

ThedisplaycanconnecttoaSeaT alk

network.

ThedisplaycanuseSeaTalk

tocommunicatewith:

•SeaTalk

instruments(forexample,i70).

•SeaTalk

pilotcontrolhead(forexample,p70).

•SeaTalk

autopilots(forexample,Evolution

autopilotsorSmartPilotSPXcoursecomputer).

•SeaTalkequipmentviatheoptionalSeaT alkto SeaTalk

converter.

•NMEA2000equipmentviaoptionalDeviceNet adaptorcables.

TypicalSeaTalk

system

D12910-1

1 2

1.SeaT alk

instrument—forexample,i70.

2.SeaT alk

pilotcontrolhead—forexample,p70.

3.iTC-5converter.

4.Windtransducer.

5.Multifunctiondisplay .

6.ActuatorControlUnit(ACU).

7.EVunit.

8.SeaT alk

5Wayblock.

9.iTC-5converter.

10.Depthtransducer.

11.Speedtransducer.

SeaTalk

powerrequirements

TheSeaT alk

busrequiresa12Vpowersupply .

Powermaybeprovidedfrom:

•Raymarineequipmentwitharegulated12Vpower supply(forexample,aSmartPilotSPXcourse computer);or:

•Othersuitable12Vpowersupply.

Note:SeaT alk

doesNOTsupplypowerto multifunctiondisplaysandotherequipmentwitha dedicatedpowersupplyinput.

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4.19NMEA2000connection

ThedisplaycanreceivedatafromNMEA2000 devices(e.g.datafromcompatibleengines).The NMEA2000connectionismadeusingSeaTalk

andappropriateadaptorcables.

YoucanEITHER:

•UseyourSeaT alk

backboneandconnecteach

NMEA2000deviceonaspur,OR

•connectthedisplayonaspurintoanexisting NMEA2000backbone.

Important:Youcannothave2backbones connectedtogether.

ConnectingNMEA2000equipmenttothe SeaTalk

backbone

NMEA 200012V

D12911-1

SeaTalk

1.12Vsupplyintobackbone.

2.SeaT alk

backbone.

3.SeaT alk

toDeviceNetadaptorcable.

4.NMEA2000equipment.

ConnectingthedisplaytoanexistingNMEA2000 (DeviceNet)backbone

D12912-1

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.SeaT alk

toDeviceNetadaptorcable.

3.DeviceNetbackbone.

4.NMEA2000equipment.

4.20SeaTalkconnection

YoucanconnectSeaTalkdevicestoyour multifunctiondisplayusingtheoptionalSeaT alkto SeaTalk

converter.

D12913-1

SeaTalk

1 3

1.SeaT alkdevice.

2.SeaT alktoSeaT alk

converter.

3.Multifunctiondisplay .

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4.21NMEA0183connection

NMEA0183devicescanbeconnectedtothe multifunctiondisplayusingthepoweranddatacable.

61 2 3 4 5

7 8 9 10

NMEA DEVICE

4800 / 38400 baud

NMEA DEVICE

4800 / 38400 baud

D12714-1

NMEA0183devicesareconnectedusingthe suppliedpoweranddatacable.

Thedisplayhas2NMEA0183ports:

•Port1:Inputandoutput,4800or38400baudrate.

•Port2:Inputonly,4800or38400baudrate.

Note:Thebaudrateyouwanttouseforeach portinputmustbespeciedintheSystem Settingsmenu(Homescreen:>Set-up>System

Settings>NMEASet-up>NMEAInputPort).

Note:ForPort1,boththeinputandoutput

communicateatthesamebaudrate.Forexample, ifyouhaveoneNMEA0183deviceconnectedto thedisplay'sPort1INPUT,andanotherNMEA 0183deviceconnectedtothedisplay'sPort1 OUTPUT,bothNMEAdevicesmustbeusingthe samebaudrate.

Youcanconnectupto4NMEA0183devicesto thedisplay'sNMEA0183OUTPUT(Port1).Y ou canconnectatotalof2NMEA0183devicestothe display'sNMEA0183INPUTports.

ItemDevice

Cable colorPort

Input/ output

Positive (+)/ negative (-)

1White1InputPositive

Green

1InputNegative

3Yellow1

Output

Positive

4Brown1

Output

Negative

Orange /white

2InputPositive

Multifunctiondisplay

Orange /green

2InputNegative

**Output

Positive

**Output

Negative

InputPositive

NMEA device

InputNegative

**Output

Positive

NMEA device

**Output

Negative

Note:*Refertoinstructionsprovidedwiththe NMEAdevice.

NMEA0183cable

YoucanextendtheNMEA0183wireswithinthe suppliedpoweranddatacable.

Datacableextension

Totallength(max)Cable

Upto5mHighqualitydatacable:

•2xtwistedpairwithoverall shield.

•50to75pF/mcapacitance coretocore.

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4.22Camera/Videoconnections

Acameraoravideodevicecanbeconnected directlyyourmultifunctiondisplayusingthevideo connectoronthepoweranddatacableorusingthe dedicatedVideo/alarmconnector.

Examplesofvideosourcesthatyoucanconnectto thedisplayinclude:

•Videocamera.

•Thermalcamera.

•DVDplayer.

•Portabledigitalvideoplayer.

Power/Datacablevideoinput

D12914-1

1.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

2.Poweranddatacable.

3.BNCvideoinputconnector.

4.Videosource(e.g.videocamera).

Video/alarmconnectorvideoinput

D12915-1

1.Videosource(e.g.videocamera).

2.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

3.Video/alarmcable(supplied).

Note:T olistentoamovie’saudiotrack,any connectedDVDordigitalvideoplayerwillrequire speakerstobeconnectedtotheplayersaudio output.

4.23HDMIvideooutput

TheHDMIcableisusedtooutputagSmultifunction display’sscreentoanexternaldisplay.

D12916-1

1.Externaldisplay(Seenotebelow).

2.Multifunctiondisplayrearconnectorpanel.

3.Raymarine5m(16.4ft)HDMIvideooutputcable (A80219)

Note:

1.Theexternaldisplayyouareconnectingto mustsupportthe720pstandardtoenableyou toviewthemultifunctiondisplayscreenonthe externaldisplay.Themultifunctiondisplay’s videooutputresolutionisxedat720p.

2.TheHDMIcablemustonlybeconnectedtoan externaldisplaythatiselectricallyisolatedfrom thevessel’sdcpowersupply(i.ethescreen andthe0Voftheexternaldisplay’sHDMI connectormustnothaveadirectconnection tothevessel’sdcpowersupply).

ForfurtherassistancepleasecontactRaymarine technicalsupport.

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4.24HD-SDIconnection(gS195)

ThegS195includesaHighDenitionSerialDigital Interface(HD-SDI),whichcanbeusedtoviewa compatiblevideosourceusingthemultifunction display’sCameraapplication.

D13045-2

1.HD-SDIcamera

2.HD-SDIinputdatacable

3.gS195multifunctiondisplay

Note:Ifyourcameraorexternaldisplaydonot haveastandardBNCconnectionthenathirdparty adaptorand/orconvertermayberequired.

TheHD-SDIinterfaceconnectionsuseBNC connectors.ItisrecommendedthatBelden 1694Acable(notsupplied)andthesuppliedBNC connectorsshouldbeusedtocreatethedata cablesrequiredforconnectingthecameratothe multifunctiondisplay.

HD-SDIcameraconnection

ThesuppliedBNCconnectorsandbootkitshould beusedwhenconnectingacamerausingtheunits HD-SDIinterface.

Whenmakingthedatacablesthecableshouldbe fedthroughthebootrstbeforeattachingtheBNC connectortotheendofthecable.Itmaybepossible topushthebootovertheBNCconnectorandonto thecable,howevercaremustbetakennottosplit theprotectiveboot.

HD-SDIconnection

1 2 3

D13046-3

1.75ohmBNCconnector(Supplied)

2.Boot(Supplied)

3.Datacable(notsupplied)

Connectingthedatacable

FollowthestepsbelowtoconnectyourHD-SDIdata cabletothemultifunctiondisplay.

D13048-3

1.EnsuretheBNCconnectoriscorrectlyorientated.

2.FullyinserttheBNCconnectorintotherelevant HD-SDIconnectiononthebackofyour multifunctiondisplayandturnthelockingcollar clockwiseuntillockedintoposition.

3.PushtheprotectivebootovertheBNCconnector andHD-SDIconnectiononthebackofthe display.

4.Use2cableties(supplied)tosecurethe protectivebootovertheconnection.

Protectingdisconnectedcables

IfaBNCcableistobeleftdisconnectedthenthe protectivecapshouldbesecuredtotheendofthe boot.

1 2 3

D13050-1

1.DisconnectedtheBNCcablefromthe multifunctiondisplay.

2.Pushthebootoverthecapasshownbelow.

3.Itisrecommendedthatacabletiebeusedto securetheboottothecap.

HD-SDImaximumcablelength

Themaximumrecommendedcablelengthisshown below.

HD-SDIinputcable50m(164ft.)

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4.25Mediaplayerconnection

Youcanuseyourmultifunctiondisplaytowirelessly controlaBluetooth-compatiblemediaplayer(such asasmartphone).

Themediaplayermustbecompatiblewiththe BluetoothAVRCPprotocol(version2.1orhigher).

D12917-1

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.Bluetoothconnection.

3.Bluetooth-compatiblemediaplayer.

Tousethisfeatureyoumustrst:

•EnableBluetoothintheSystemSettingsonthe multifunctiondisplay.

•EnableBluetoothonthemediaplayerdevice.

•Pairthemediaplayerdevicewiththemultifunction display.

•EnableAudioControlintheSystemSettingson themultifunctiondisplay.

YoucanalsoconnectanRCU-3remoteandassign theshortcutkeytoStart/Stopaudioplayback

Note:Ifyourmediaplayerdoesnotincludebuilt-in speakersitmaybenecessarytoconnectthemedia player'saudiooutputtoanexternalaudiosystem orapairofheadphones.Formoreinformation refertotheinstructionsthataccompanythemedia playerdevice.

EnablingBluetooth

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectWirelessConnections.

4.SelectBluetooth>On.

PairingaBluetoothmediaplayer

WiththehomescreendisplayedandBluetoothturned on:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectWirelessConnections.

4.SelectNewBluetoothConnection.

Amessageisdisplayedpromptingyoutoput yourmediaplayerdeviceintodiscoverymode.

5.EnsureBluetoothisenabledonyourexternal

mediaplayerdeviceandensureitisreadyto bepaired.Formoreinformation,consultthe instructionsthataccompanythedevice.

6.Onthemultifunctiondisplay ,selectOKinthe

messagedialog. Themultifunctiondisplaywillsearchforactive

Bluetoothdevices.

7.SelectStopDiscoverywhenyourdevice

appearsinthelist.

8.Selectthemediaplayerdeviceinthelist. Apairingrequestmessageisdisplayedonthe

externalmediadevice.

9.Ontheexternalmediadevice,selectPair (orequivalent)toacceptthepairingrequest message.

Themultifunctiondisplayshowsamessage askingyoutoconrmthePairingcode.

10.Ifthepairingcodedisplayedonthemultifunction displaymatchesthecodedisplayedonthe externalmediadevice,selectOkonthe multifunctiondisplay .IfthecodedoesNOT match,repeatsteps4to8.

11.Ifthepairingwassuccessfulthemultifunction displaywillconrmthepairing.

Theexternalmediadeviceisnowpairedwiththe multifunctiondisplay.

Enablingaudiocontrol

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectWirelessConnections.

4.SelectConnectionManager.

5.Selectthemediaplayerdeviceinthelist.

6.SelectAudioControl>On.

Mediaplayercontrols

Touchscreenmultifunctiondisplaysenableyouto usetheon-screenmediaplayercontrolstocontrol theaudioplayingonyourexternalmediaplayer.

1229 3-1

32 4 5

1.T ouchthisicontodisplaytheaudiocontrols.

2.Previoustrack.

3.Playtrack.

4.Pausetrack.

5.Nexttrack.

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SelectingBackwillhidetheaudiocontrols.

Mediaplayercontrolsusingaremote

control

YoucancontrolaudiowirelesslyusingaRaymarine RCU-3remotecontrolunit.

TheShortcutkeyontheRCU-3mustbesetto Start/Stopaudioplayback,refertotheUsinga Remotecontrolsectionforfurtherdetails.

1.PressUParrowfornexttrack.

2.PressDOWNarrowforprevioustrack.

3.PressSHORTCUTbuttontoplay/pauseaudio.

UnpairingaBluetoothdevice

Ifyouareexperiencingproblemswhenattemptingto useaBluetoothdevicewiththemultifunctiondisplay itmaybenecessarytounpairthedevice(andany otherpairedBluetoothdevices)andthenretrythe pairingprocedure.

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectWirelessConnections.

4.SelectConnectionManager.

5.Selectthemediaplayerdeviceinthelist.

6.SelectUnpair/Forgetthisdevice.

4.26Bluetoothremotecontrol connection

Youcancontrolthemultifunctiondisplaywirelessly usingaRaymarineremotecontrolunit.

TheremotecontrolusesaBluetoothwireless connection.

D12918-1

1 2 3

1.Multifunctiondisplay .

2.Bluetoothconnection.

3.RaymarineBluetoothremotecontrol(for example,RCU-3).

Tousetheremotecontrolyoumustrst:

•EnableBluetoothintheSystemSettingsonthe

multifunctiondisplay.

•Pairtheremotecontrolunitwiththemultifunction

display.

Operatingprinciples

Remotecontroloperatingprinciples.

•Only1multifunctiondisplaymaybeoperatedby

aremotecontrolunitatanyonetime.Y oucannot pairamultifunctiondisplaytomorethan1remote controlatthesametime.

•The3buttonsontheremotecontrolunithave

differentfunctionsdependingontheCONTEXTin whichyouareusingit.Forexample,inthechart applicationthebuttonscontroldifferentfunctions thantheydointhehomescreen.

•Allfunctionsareaccessedusingacombinationof

the3buttons.Forsomefunctionsyoumustpress abuttonMOMENTARIL Y .Y oucanalsoHOLD abuttonforcontinuousresponse(forexample, continuousranginginthechartapplication).

•Themainmethodsofoperationinvolvetheuse

oftheUPandDOWN“arrow”buttonstohighlight differenton-screenoptions.TheSHORTCUT buttonisusedtoselect(execute)them.

•Duringthepairingprocessyoumustdenewhich

ofthearrowbuttonsyouwanttobethe“UP” button.

•TheSHORTCUTbuttoniscustomizableandcan

beconguredtooperateoneofanumberof functions,usingtheSystemSettingsmenuon yourmultifunctiondisplay.

PairingtheremoteandconguringtheUP andDOWNbuttons

Theremotecontrolunitmustbe“paired”withthe multifunctiondisplaythatyouwanttocontrol.On

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yourmultifunctiondisplay ,withthehomescreen displayed:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectWirelessConnections.

4.SelectBluetooth>On.

5.SelectNewBluetoothConnection.

Apop-upmessagewillbedisplayedtoconrm thatthedeviceyouareconnectingtois discoverable.

6.SelectOktoconrm.

Alistofdiscovereddevicesisdisplayed.

7.Onyourremotecontrolunit,holddowntheUP

andDOWNbuttonstogetherfor10seconds.

8.Selecttheremotecontrolunitinthelistof devices.

9.Whenprompted,pressthearrowbuttononyour remotethatyouwishtobeconguredastheUP button.Theotherarrowbuttonwillautomatically beconguredastheDOWNbutton.

Ifthepairingwassuccessfula“PairingSuccess” messagewillbedisplayed.Ifa“PairingFailure” or“PairingTimeout”messageisdisplayed, repeatsteps1to8.

CustomizingtheSHORTCUTbutton

Onyourmultifunctiondisplay ,withthehomescreen displayed:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectExternalDevices.

4.SelectRemoteControl.

5.SelectCustomizeshortcutkey.

6.Selectthefunctionthatyouwanttoassigntothe SHORTCUTkey.

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4.27Remotecontrolfunctions

ange

Buttons

Pair

Selec t

D12051-2

Arrow buttons

Shortcut button

ButtonApplicationwherefunctionavailable:

Defaultfunctions:Chart

Radar

Fishnder

WeatherHome-

screen

Range/zoom.•PressUPorDOWN

arrowformomentary response.

•HoldUPorDOWN

arrowforcontinuous response.

Openhomescreen.Shortcut:Hold

Selectapplication inhomescreen (inleft-to-right, top-to-bottomorder).

•PressUPorDOWN arrowformomentary response.

•HoldUPorDOWN arrowforcontinuous response.

Togglemenuitemsand optionsindialogsand prompts(inleft-to-right, top-to-bottomorder).

•PressUPorDOWN arrowformomentary response.

•HoldUPorDOWN arrowforcontinuous response.

Placewaypointat vesselposition.

Shortcut

Mediaplayercontrol (requiresaBluetooth mediaplayerpaired tothemultifunction display).

•PressUP/DOWN arrowfornext/ previoustrack.

•PressSHORTCUT buttonforplay/ pause.

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ButtonApplicationwherefunctionavailable:

Customizablefunctions:

Openhomescreen.SHORTCUT

Switchactive application(only availablewhenmultiple applicationsare displayed).

SHORTCUT

ReconnectingtheRCU

1.WhenyoupairtheRCU-3withamultifunction displayawirelessconnectionisestablished.

2.Whenyoupoweroffthemultifunctiondisplay itlosesitsconnectionwiththeRCU-3after10 minutes.

10 Minutes

Minutes

3.Torestoretheconnectionbetweenthe2units, pressandholdanybuttonontheRCU-3forat least3seconds.

3 Seconds

Seconds

Note:Youwillalsoneedtoreconnectthe RCU-3asdescribedaboveifyoudisableand thenre-enabletheBluetoothconnectiononthe multifunctiondisplayatanytime.

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4.28WiFiconnections

Raymarinemobileappconnection

Youcanusecompatibletabletandsmartphone devicesasawirelessrepeatdisplayorremote controlforyourmultifunctiondisplay .

Raymarineappsallowyoutostreamand/orcontrol, remotelywhatyouseeonyourmultifunctiondisplay toacompatibledevice,usingaWi-Ficonnection.

Tousethisfeatureyoumustrst:

•Ensureyourdeviceiscompatiblewiththeappyou wishtouse.

•DownloadandinstalltherelevantRaymarineapp, availablefromtherelevantmarketstore.

•EnableWi-FiintheSystemSettingsonthe multifunctiondisplay.

•EnableWi-Fionyourcompatibledevice.

•SelecttheRaymarineWi-Ficonnectionfromthe listofavailableWi-Finetworksonyourcompatible device.

•EnabletherelevantMobileappintheSystem Settingsmenuonthemultifunctiondisplay .

Note:ThemultifunctiondisplayactsasaWi-Fi accesspoint.Ifyourdevicealreadyconnectsto anaccesspointfore-mailandinternetyoumust revertyouraccesspointbacktoregainaccessto e-mailsandinternet.

Navionicsmobilemarineapp

Youcanwirelesslysynchronizedatabetweenyour multifunctiondisplay(MFD)andamobiledevicethat isrunningtheNavionicsmobilemarineapp.

ThesynchronizationdownloadsNavionicsFreshest DatafromyourmobiledevicetoyourMFD anduploadssonarlogsfromyourMFDtoyour mobiledevice.Waypointsandroutescanalsobe synchronizedbetweenyourmobiledeviceandMFD.

D12919-2

1 2 4 53

1Navionicsservers

2DownloadNavionicsFreshestDatatomobile

device(internetconnectionrequired)

3MobiledevicerunningNavionicsmobileapp

DownloadNavionicsFreshestDatatoMFD(Wi-Fi connectiontoMFDrequired)

MFD

*UploadSonarLogsandCommunityeditsto mobiledevice(Wi-FiconnectiontoMFDrequired)

**UploadSonarLogsandCommunityedits anonymouslytoNavionicsservers(internet connectionrequired)

Note:

*T oparticipateinNavionicsSonarCharts,Sonar loggingmustbeenabledonyourMFD.SonarLogs canbeenabledfromtheChartapplicationmenu: Menu>Depth&Contour>SonarLogs.

**TheSonarlogsshallbeuploadedtoNavionics serversanonymously.

Tousethisfeatureyoumustrst:

1.DownloadandinstalltheNavionicsMobile Marineapp,availablefromtherelevantapp store.

2.SubscribetoNavionicsFreshestData.

3.DownloadFreshestdatatoyourmobiledevice.

4.EnableWi-FiintheSystemSettingsontheMFD.

5.EnableWi-Fionyourmobiledevice.

6.SelecttheMFDWi-Ficonnectionfromthelistof availableWi-Finetworksonyourmobiledevice.

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Chapter5:Mounting

Chaptercontents

•5.1Bracketmountingholelocationsonpage76

•5.2Mountingsurfacerequirementsonpage76

•5.3Flushmountingthedisplayonpage77

•5.4Flushmountingthecardreaderonpage78

•5.5Surfacemountingthedisplayonpage79

•5.6Surfacemountingthecardreaderonpage80

Mounting

5.1Bracketmountingholelocations

Thelocationofthebracketmountingholesoneach displayvariantisshownbelow.

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gS165andgS195bracketmountinghole locations

gS125bracketmountingholelocations

gS95bracketmountingholelocations

5.2Mountingsurfacerequirements

Shortdescisnotprinted,butisusedinsearches

Thisproductisheavy .T opreventpotentialdamage totheproductand/oryourvessel,observethe followingBEFOREinstallingtheproduct:

•Refertotheweightinformationprovidedinthe

technicalspecicationforthisproductandensure thattheintendedmountingsurfaceissuitablefor bearingtheweight.

•Ifthemountingsurfaceisnotsuitableforthe

productweight,youmayneedtoreinforcethe mountingsurface.

•Ifindoubt,refertoaprofessionalmarine

equipmentinstallerforfurtherguidance.

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5.3Flushmountingthedisplay

Forushmountingyoumustrebatethemounting surface.

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1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspaceforthedisplayand allcables.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.

4.Usingasuitableholesaw(thesizeandposition isindicatedonthetemplate),makeaholeineach cornerofthecut-outarea.

5.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedge oftherearcasingcut-outlineindicatedonthe template.

6.Followtherebatecut-outlineonthetemplateto cutarebatearoundtheholewithadepthof8.5 mm(0.33in),toacceptthedisplay.

7.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedarea andthenremoveanyroughedges.

8.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthe displayandpressrmlyontotheange.

9.Connectthepower,dataandothercablestothe unit.

10.Attachthesuppliedmountingbracketstothe rearofthedisplayusingthesuppliedxings,as showninthediagrambelow.Useonebracketfor eachsideofthedisplay.

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Note:Refertothe5.1Bracketmountinghole

locationssectionfordetailsofthelocationofthe

bracketmountingholesontherearofyourdisplay.

11.Securethedisplayusingtheprovidedmounting xings(bolt,washer,locknutandfoot.In4 locations.

Dependingonthethicknessofthemounting surfacethewasherandlocknutmaybelocated:

1.betweenthemountingbracketandmounting

feet(asshownin(1)and(2)below,or

2.afterthemountingbracketasshownin(3)

and(4)below.

1 2

3 4

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12.Usingasuitableallenkey,tightenthebracket mountingboltssothatthefeetaretightagainst therearofthemountingsurface.

Mounting

13.Usingasuitablesizedwrenchtightenthelock nutagainstthewasherandthemountingbracket tolockinposition.

Thelocknutshouldbetightenedsufcientlyto securelyholdthedisplayinposition.Donot overtighten.

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesaseal betweentheunitandasuitablyatandstiff mountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshould beusedinallinstallations.Itmayalsobe necessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthe mountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatand stifforhasaroughsurfacenish.

5.4Flushmountingthecardreader

Forushmountingyoumustrebatethemounting surfacetoaccommodatechartreaderhousing.

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1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitand cable.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.

4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemounting templatetoacceptthexings.

5.Usinga40mm(1.6in)holecutter,drilloutthe cut-outareaidentiedonthemountingtemplate.

6.Followtherebatecut-outlineonthetemplateto cutarebatearoundtheholewithadepthof8.5 mm(0.33in),toaccepttheunit.

7.Ensurethatthecardreadertsintotheremoved areaandthenremoveroughedges.

8.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthecard readerandpressrmlyontotheange.

9.Feedthecablethroughtheholeandconnectto themultifunctiondisplay’scardreaderconnector.

10.Placethecardreaderintotherebateandsecure usingthexingsprovided.

11.Insertthecardreaderlabeloverthetopofthe cardreaderslotssothatthemountingscrew locationsarecovered.

Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrill bitsizetousedependsonthethicknessofthe mountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitis madefrom.

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5.5Surfacemountingthedisplay

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspaceforthedisplayand allcables.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.

4.Usingasuitableholesaw(thesizeandposition isindicatedonthetemplate),makeaholeineach cornerofthecut-outarea.

5.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedge oftherearcasingcut-outlineindicatedonthe template.

6.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedarea andthenremoveanyroughedges.

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7.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthe displayandpressrmlyontotheange.

8.Connectthepower,dataandothercablestothe unit.

9.Attachthesuppliedmountingbracketstothe rearofthedisplayusingthesuppliedxings,as showninthediagrambelow.Useonebracketfor eachsideofthedisplay.

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Note:Refertothe5.1Bracketmountinghole

locationssectionfordetailsofthelocationofthe

bracketmountingholesontherearofyourdisplay.

10.Securethedisplayusingtheprovidedmounting xings(bolt,washer,locknutandfoot.In4 locations.

Dependingonthethicknessofthemounting surfacethewasherandlocknutmaybelocated:

1.betweenthemountingbracketandmounting

feet(asshownin(1)and(2)below,or

2.afterthemountingbracketasshownin(3)

and(4)below.

1 2

3 4

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11.Usingasuitableallenkey,tightenthebracket mountingboltssothatthefeetaretightagainst therearofthemountingsurface.

Mounting

12.Usingasuitablesizedwrenchtightenthelock nutagainstthewasherandthemountingbracket tolockinposition.

Thelocknutshouldbetightenedsufcientlyto securelyholdthedisplayinposition.Donot overtighten.

5.6Surfacemountingthecardreader

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1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitand cable.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.

4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemounting templatetoacceptthexings.

5.Usinga40mm(1.6in)holecutter,drilloutthe cut-outareaidentiedonthemountingtemplate.

6.Ensurethatthecardreadertsintotheremoved areaandthenremoveroughedges.

7.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthecard readerandpressrmlyontotheange.

8.Feedthecablethroughtheholeandconnectto themultifunctiondisplay’scardreaderconnector.

9.Secureusingthexingsprovided.

10.Insertthecardreaderlabeloverthetopofthe cardreaderslotssothatthemountingscrew locationsarecovered.

Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrill bitsizetousedependsonthethicknessofthe mountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitis madefrom.

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Chapter6:Gettingstarted

Chaptercontents

•6.1Switchingtheunitonandoffonpage82

•6.2Controlsonpage83

•6.3Homescreenoverview—T ouchonlydisplaysonpage85

•6.4Pagesonpage87

•6.5Applicationsonpage88

•6.6Splitscreencontrolsonpage89

•6.7Screenoverviewonpage90

•6.8Basictouchscreenoperationsonpage93

•6.9Multi-Touchgesturesonpage94

•6.10Initialsetupproceduresonpage94

•6.11Enablingautopilotcontrolonpage97

•6.12Engineidenticationonpage98

•6.13EnablingAISfunctionsonpage100

•6.14Sharedpreferencesonpage100

•6.15Systemsoftwareupdatesonpage101

•6.16Learningresourcesonpage102

Gettingstarted

6.1Switchingtheunitonandoff

Poweringthedisplayon

1.PressthePOWERbuttononthedisplay .

2.SelectAccepttoacknowledgethedisclaimer

message.

PuttingthedisplayintoStandby

1.PressandholdthePOWERbuttonuntilthe

countdownreacheszero.

IfthePOWERbuttonisreleasedbeforethe countdownreacheszero,normaloperationis resumed.

StandbymodeallowstheinternalSeaTalk

networkhubandPoEfunctionsofthedisplay toremainactivewhilstallotherfunctionsare poweredoff.

RefertotheTechnicalspecicationfordetailson powerconsumptionwheninStandbymode.

Note:T ocompletelypoweroffthedisplaysothatit isnolongerconsumingpowerthedisplaymustbe isolatedfromthepowersupplyviathedistribution panelorbreaker.

PowerSavemode

InPowerSavemodeallfunctionsofthemultifunction displayremainactive,buttheunitisplacedintoa lowpowerstate.PowerSavemodeisautomatically cancelledwhenanalarmeventoccurs.

Note:T oensureusersafetythePowerSave featurewillnotbeavailableif:

•anyconnectedradarsareswitchedon

•themultifunctiondisplayisprovidingautopilot controlinasystemwithoutadedicatedpilot headandtheautopilotisengaged.

AttentionAgSSeriesMFDinPowerSavemode willcontinuetoconsumesomepowerfromyour vessel’sbatteries.Theunitcoulddrainyourbatteries ifleftinPowerSavemodeforprolongedperiodsof time.Whenswitchingoffthepowertoyourvessel, ensurethattheunitisswitchedoffatthepower distributionpanelorbreaker.Formoreinformation ontheamountofpowerconsumedbytheunitin PowerSavemode,refertoChapter31T echnical

specication.

EnablingPowerSavemode

ToenablePowerSavemodefollowthestepsbelow.

1.Ensureanyradarsconnectedtothesystemare switchedoff.

2.PressthePOWERbutton. Theshortcutsmenuisdisplayed.

3.SelectPowerSaveMode. ThemultifunctiondisplaysisnowinPowerSave

mode.

4.YoucanwaketheunitfromPowerSavemode atanytimebypressingthePowerbuttonorany buttononaconnectedkeypad.

Note:PowerSavemodeisautomaticallycancelled ifanalarmeventoccurs.

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6.2Controls

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1 2 3

DescriptionFunctions

1Touch-

screen

Touchthescreentooperatefunctions, includingallmenuoperations.

2Power•Pressoncetoswitchtheuniton.

•Whenpoweredon,pressthePower

buttonagainopentheShortcutspage.

•Whenpoweredon,pressandholdto putthedisplayintoStandbymode.

•Ifanintegratedpilotisengaged,press andholdtoputtheautopilotinto STANDBYmode.

Card reader

Openthecarddoortoinsertorremove aMicroSDcard.Thereare2cardslots (labelled1and2),usedforelectronic chartsandarchivingwaypoint,route,track andsettingsdata.

Keypadcontrols

Connectingthekeypadallowsyoutocontrolyour multifunctiondisplayremotely.

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1011 7

3 4

9 5 6 1 2

1.Home—presstoreturntotheHomescreen.

2.Menu—accessesmenus.Pressagaintoclose

menus.

3.UniControl—providesarotarycontrolanda

joystickwithanOKpushbuttonforusingmenus andapplications.

4.Back—presstoreturntoapreviousmenuor

dialoglevel.

5.RangeOut—presstorangeout.

6.RangeIn—presstorangein.

7.SwitchActive—presstoswitchtheactive

pane,ortoswitchtheactivemultifunctiondisplay (inmultipledisplaysystems).

8.WPT/MOB—pressandreleasetoaccess

thewaypointoptions.Pressagaintoplace awaypoint.PressandholdtoplaceaMan Overboard(MOB)markeratyourcurrent position.

9.Standby(Auto)—presstodisengage

integratedautopilot,pressandholdtoactivate Automodeonintegratedautopilot.

10.Power—seetablebelow:

Conguration

Display State

Momentary press

Pressand hold

Off/Standby*Poweron

—

1 Multifunction display

OnOpen

shortcuts page

Poweroff /putinto Standby

Alldisplays Offorin Standby

*Poweron alldisplays

—

Alldisplays On

Open shortcuts pageon activedisplay

Powerdown alldisplays

Multiple multifunction displays

1Display Onand1 displayOff orinStandby

Open shortcuts pageon activedisplay

Powerdown activedisplay

Note:*OnlyapplicabletogSSeriesdisplays. aSeries,cSeriesandeSeriesdisplayscannot bepoweredonusingthekeypad.

Note:Inamultipledisplayconguration, wheredisplaysareindifferentstates,displays thatareturnedoffcanonlybeturnedonusing thePowerbuttononthedisplay.

11.JoystickUpdirection.

Gettingstarted

UniControl

Non-touch,HybridTouchandtheremotekeypad includeaUniControlwhichconsistsofRotary, Joystickandapushbuttoncontrol.

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1.Rotary—usethistoselectmenuitems,move

theon-screencursor,andadjusttherangeinthe chartandradarapplications.

2.Joystick—usethistomovethecursorposition

inapplications,panup,down,leftandrightinthe chart,weatherandshnderapplicationsorto cyclethroughdatapagesinthedataapplication.

3.OKbutton—pushtheendofthejoystickto

conrmaselectionorentry.

Touchicons

Touchscreenmultifunctiondisplayscanuse theBACKandCLOSEiconstomovebetween thedifferentlevelsofmenusavailableineach application.

Back—gobackonelevel(sameeffectaspressing theBACKbutton).

Close—closeallopenmenus(sameeffectas pressingtheMENUbutton).

Usingthecursor

Thecursorisusedtomovearoundthescreen.

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Thecursorappearsonthescreenasawhite cross.

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Ifthecursorhasnotbeenmovedforashort periodoftime,itchangestoacirclewithacross init,tomakeiteasiertolocateonthescreen.

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WPT

Thecursoriscontext-sensitive.Whenitis placedoveranobjectsuchasawaypointor chartfeature,itchangescolorandalabel orinformationassociatedwiththeobjectis displayed.

Listofcursorlabels

LabelFeatureApplication

A/B

Rulerline

Chart

AISAIStargetChart

COGCourseOver

Groundvector

Chart

CTRCenterofradar

Radar

FLT

FloatingEBL/VRM

Radar

GRDGuardzone

Radar

HDG

Headingvector

Chart

MARPAMARPAtargetRadar

MOBManOverBoard

marker

Chart,Radar

POS

Vessel'sposition

Chart

RTERouteleg

Chart

SHMShip'sHeading

Marker

Radar

TIDETideindicator

Chart

TRACK

Trackline

Chart

VRM/EBL

VRMandEBL,1 or2

Radar

WINDWindindicator

Chart

WPTWaypoint

Chart,Radar

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6.3Homescreenoverview—Touch onlydisplays

TheHomescreenprovidesacentralpointofaccess foryourdisplay'sapplications,dataandsettings.

•TheHomescreenprovidesquickaccesstoyour data(waypoints,routes,tracks,imagesand videos)andbackupsettings.

•TheHomescreenconsistsofanumberof Homescreenpages.Swipethescreenleftorright withyourngertoscrollthroughtheavailable Homescreenpages.

•EachHomescreenpageconsistsofanumberof icons.Applicationsarestartedbyselectingthe relevanticon.

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5 6

Screen itemDescription

1Waypoint—selecttheicontoaccessthe

waypointlist.Selectandholdontheiconto placeaManOverboard(MOB)markeratyour vessel’scurrentposition.

2MyData—thisiconenablesyoutocentrally

manageyourdataincludingroute,track,and waypointlists.Youcanalsoaccesssaved picturesandvideosandbackupsettings.

Customize—selectthisicontocongure applicationpagesanddisplaypreferences.

Set-up—selectthisicontoaccessthesystem set-upmenus.

Icon—eachiconrepresentsanapplication page.Apagecandisplaymultipleapplications simultaneously.

Statusbar—thestatusiconsconrmthe statusofexternally-connectedequipment, includingGPS,AIS,radar,sonarandautopilot units.

Accessingthehomescreen

Thehomescreencanbeaccessedfromany application.

Toaccessthehomescreenfollowthestepsbelow:

1.Selectthehomescreeniconon-screen.

Databarstatussymbols

Thestatussymbolsonthedatabarconrmwhether theappropriateconnectionstoyoursystemhave beenmade.

Thesymbolsshowthestatusforthefollowing:

•Radarscanner.

•AISreceiver/transceiver.

•Sonarmodule.

•GPSreceiver.

•Autopilot.

Autopilotstatussymbols

Theautopilotstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.

SymbolDescription

AutopilotisinStandbymode.

AutopilotisinTrackmode.

AutopilotisinAutomode.

Noautopilotdetected.

Autopilotalarmactive.

Dodgemodeisactive.

Fishmodeisactive.

Autopilotcalibration.

Powersteeringactive.

WindVanemodeisactive.

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Radarscannerstatussymbols

Theradarscannerpowermodestatusisindicated inthedatabar.

Symbol

Radar power modeDescription

Transmit(TX)

Rotatingicon,signifyingthatthe scannerisonandtransmitting. WhenSCANNERissettoON, selectthismodetoactivatethe scanner.Thisistheusualmodeof operation.

Standby (STBY)

Staticicon,indicatingthatthe scannerisonbutnottransmitting, andtheantennaisnotrotating. Thescannerdoesnottransmitand theradardataisremovedfromthe screen.Thisisapower-savemode usedwhentheradarisnotneeded forshorttimeperiods.When youreturntotransmitmode,the magnetrondoesnotneedtowarm upagain.Thisisthedefaultmode.

OffScannerpoweredoffwhenradar

notrequired,butdisplayisinuse forotherapplications,suchasthe chart.Whenselected,thesystem countsdown.Duringthistimeyou cannotre-powerthescanner.

Timed Transmit

Scannerswitchesbetween on/transmitting,andstandbymode. Scannergoesintopowersave modewhenconstantuseofradar isnotrequired.

AISstatussymbols

AISstatusisindicatedbyasymbolinthedatabar.

SymbolDescription

AISunitisswitchedonandoperating.

AIScurrentlyunavailable.

AISunitisswitchedoff,ornot connected.

AISunitisinSilentMode.

AISunitisinSilentMode,withactive alarms.

SymbolDescription

AISunitisconnectedandswitched on,buthasactivealarms.

AISunitisconnectedandswitched on,butthedangerousandlostalarm isdisabled.

Sonarstatussymbols

Thesonarstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.

SymbolDescription

Symbolanimated:thesonar moduleisconnectedand transmitting.

Symbolstatic:thesonar moduleisconnectedbutnot transmitting.

Symbolgreyed-out:thesonar moduleisnotconnected,or isnotdetected.

GPSstatussymbols

TheGPSreceiverstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.

SymbolDescription

AGPSreceiverisconnected andhasobtainedax.

AGPSreceiverisnot connected,orcannotobtain ax.

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6.4Pages

Pagesaremadeupof1to4panesthatareused todisplayapplicationsonyourmultifunctiondisplay (MFD).

Pagesareaccessedusingtheiconsonthe Homescreen.

•Youcancreateupto2applicationpanesperpage usinganMFDthathasascreensizeof7inches orless.

•Youcancreateupto4applicationpanesperpage usinganMFDthathasascreensizeofgreater than7inches.

•MFDswithascreensizeof7inchesorlesscan viewpageswithmorethan2applicationpanes butonlyiftheyaresharingtheHomescreenofan MFDwhichiscapableofcreatingthosepages.

Pagescanbecustomized,enablingyoutogroup yourapplicationsintodifferentpages,eachdesigned foraspecicpurpose.Forexample,youcould haveapagethatincludesthechartandshnder applications,suitableforshing,andanotherpage thatincludesthechartanddataapplications,which wouldbesuitableforgeneralsailing.

Iconforapagefeaturingasingle application.

Iconforapagefeaturingmultiple applications.

Youcanalsodenethelayoutforeachpage,which determineshowtheapplicationsarearrangedon thescreen.

SettingthePower-uppage

Youcansetupyourmultifunctiondisplaytoshowa pageinsteadoftheHomescreenatpowerup.

FormtheHomescreen:

1.SelectCustomize.

2.SelectDisplayPreferences.

3.SelectStartingpage.

Alistofoptionsisdisplayed

•Homescreen—Homescreenisdisplayedafter power-up.

•Lastpage—Thepagelastviewedisdisplayed afterpower-up

•Choosepage—Thepageyouselectwillbe displayedafterpower-up

4.IfselectingChoosepagetheHomescreenis displayed.

5.Selecttheiconforthepageyouwantdisplayed whenthedisplayisturnedon.

Thestartingpagesettingappliestoeachindividual displayandisnotautomaticallysharedonnetworked displays.

Changinganexistingpageonthe homescreen

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectCustomize.

2.SelectHomescreen.

3.SelectEditPage.

4.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttochange. TheCustomizemenuoptionsaredisplayed.

5.Selecttheappropriatepagelayout(forexample, “Splitscreen”).

6.Selecttheapplication(s)youwanttodisplayon thepage,eitherbyselectingtherelevantmenu itemordraggingitovertothedisplayedpage.

7.SelectFinish. TheRenamePagedialogisdisplayed.

8.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtonamethepage, thenselectSave.

Changinganemptypage

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectCustomize.

2.SelectHomescreen.

3.SelectEditPage.

4.Selectanemptypageicon(labelled“Customize”). TheCustomizemenuoptionsaredisplayed.

5.Selecttheappropriatepagelayout(forexample, “Splitscreen”).

6.Selecttheapplication(s)youwanttodisplayon thepage,eitherbyselectingtherelevantmenu itemordraggingitovertothedisplayedpage.

7.SelectFinish. TheRenamePagedialogisdisplayed.

8.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtonamethepage, thenselectSave.

Movingapageonthehomescreen

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.

2.SelectHomescreen.

3.SelectSwapPage.

Gettingstarted

4.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttomove.

5.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttoswap positionswith.

Thepageiconismovedtothenewposition.

Renamingapageonthehomescreen

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.

2.SelectHomescreen.

3.SelectRenamePage.

4.Selectthepagethatyouwanttorename. Theon-screenkeyboardisdisplayed.

5.Usingtheon-screenkeyboard,enterthenew nameforthepage.

6.SelectSA VE.

Deletingapagefromthehomescreen

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.

2.SelectHomescreen.

3.SelectDeletePage.

4.Selectthepagethatyouwanttodelete. Thepageisdeleted.

Resettingthehomescreentodefaultsettings

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.

2.SelectHomescreen.

3.SelectReset. Awarningmessageisdisplayedaskingfor

conrmation.

4.SelectYestoresetthehomescreentothedefault rangeofpages,orNotocanceltheoperation.

6.5Applications

Chartapplication—providesa2Dor 3Dgraphicalviewofyourchartstohelp younavigate.Waypoint,route,and trackfunctionsenableyoutonavigate toaspeciclocation,buildandnavigate routes,orrecordwhereyou'vebeen. Chartcardsprovidehigherlevelsof detailand3Dviews.

Fishnderapplication—with atransducerandasonarvariant multifunctiondisplayorcompatible SonarModule,youcanusethe shnderapplicationtohelpyou accuratelydistinguishbetweendifferent sizesofsh,bottomstructure,and underwaterobstacles.Youcanalso viewseadepthandtemperaturedata andmarkpointsofinterestsuchas shingspotsorwrecks.

Radarapplication—withasuitable radarscanner,youcanusethe radarapplicationtotracktargetsand measuredistancesandbearings.A numberofautomaticgainpresetsand colormodesareprovidedtohelpyou getthebestperformancefromyour radarscanner.

Dataapplication—viewsystemand instrumentdataonyourmultifunction display,forarangeofcompatible instruments.Usethejoystickor touchscreentoscrollthroughthe availabledatapages.

Weatherapplication—(North Americaonly).Withasuitableweather receiverconnectedtoyoursystem,the weatherapplicationoverlayshistorical, live,andforecastedweathergraphics onaworldmap.

Thermalcamapplication—view andcontrolathermalcamerausinga compatiblemultifunctiondisplay.

Note:Thethermalcamera applicationisnotavailableona6x anda7xvariantMFDs.

Cameraapplication—viewavideo orcamerasourceonyourmultifunction display.

DocViewer—viewpdfdocuments storedonaMicroSDcard.

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FUSIONLinkapplication—link toandcontrolacompatibleFusion entertainmentsystemfromyour multifunctiondisplay .

SiriusAudioapplication—control Siriusradiofromyourmultifunction display.

UserManual—OpenstheEnglish versionoftheproductusermanual storedonthedisplay.T oopen translatedusermanualsstoredon memorycardusetheDocViewer.

6.6Splitscreencontrols

Whenviewingapagewithmorethan1application displayedyoucanswitchapplicationsfromthe splitscreenviewtofullscreenview.

Example1—Splitscreenpage

Example2—Fishnderapplicationexpanded toFullscreen

Selectingtheactivewindow

Whenviewingasplitscreenpageyoucanselectthe activeapplicationandviewitfullscreenbyfollowing thestepsbelow.

Withapagefeaturingmultipleapplicationsdisplayed:

1.Touchanywhereinsidetheapplicationyouwant tomakeactive.

Aborderappearsaroundtheapplication, indicatingthatitisactive.

2.SelectMenu.

3.SelectFullscreentoviewtheactiveapplication infullscreen,or

4.SelectSplitscreentoreturntothesplitscreen view.

Selectingtheactivewindowusing

Non-touchcontrols

Whenviewingasplitscreenpageyoucanselectthe activeapplicationandviewitfullscreenusingthe MFD’sphysicalbuttonsoraremotekeypad.

Withapagefeaturingmultipleapplicationsdisplayed:

1.Pressthe

SwitchActivebutton.

Theactivepanepopupisdisplayed:

2.PresstheSwitchActivePanebuttonorusethe Rotarycontroltocycletheactiveapplication.

Gettingstarted

3.UsetheRangeinorRangeoutcontrolsto

switchtheactiveapplicationbetweensplitscreen andfullscreenviews.

Switchingtheactivepaneordisplayusing thekeypad

TheSwitchActivebuttonisusedtoswitchtheactive paneonamultiapplicationpageand/ortoswitch theactivedisplay.

Withmultipledisplaysconnectedand/oramultiple applicationpagedisplayed:

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1.PresstheSwitchActivebuttontoenterswitch

mode.

2.UsetheRotaryControltocyclethroughthe

availablepanesand/ordisplays.

Thekeypadwillcyclethroughdisplaysinthe orderinwhichtheywerepaired.Onmulti applicationpagestheRangebuttonscanbeused toswitchtheactiveapplicationbetweenfulland splitscreen.

3.PresstheBackbuttonortheSwitchActive

buttontoexitswitchmode.

6.7Screenoverview

2 3

ScreenitemDescription

1Home—selecttheHomeicontoaccessthe

homescreen.

Databar—providesinformationaboutyour vesselanditsenvironment.Theposition andtypeofinformationinthedatabarcan becustomizedfromtheHomescreen> Customize>DatabarSet-upmenu,if required.

Menu—themenuoptionsarespecictothe applicationthatyouarecurrentlyusing.

4Pop-upmenu—menuoptionsaredisplayed

whentheMenuisselected.

Pop-upmessages—alertyoutoasituation (suchasanalarm),orunavailablefunction. Pop-upmessagesmayrequirearesponse fromyou—forexample,selectOKtosilence alarms.

6Dialogs—enabledatatobeselected,edited

orentered.Useinmanycommonfunctions —forexample,editingawaypoint.

Contextmenu—providesinformationand optionsspecictoeachapplication.

Statusbar—providesinformationspecic toeachapplication.Thisinformationcannot beeditedormoved.

Menus

Menusenableyouconguresettingsand preferences.

Menusareusedinthe:

•Homescreen—tocongureyourmultifunction

displayandexternally-connectedequipment.

•Applications—tocongurethesettingsforthat

particularapplication.

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Screen itemDescription

Back—Ondisplayswithatouchscreenyoucan presstheonscreen<<(back)icontogobackto apreviousmenu.Onnon-touchscreendisplays orHybridTouchdisplaysusetheBackbutton.

Close—Ondisplayswithatouchscreenyou canpresstheonscreenX(close)icontogo backtoapreviousmenu.Onnon-touchscreen displaysorHybridTouchdisplaysusetheBack buttontobackoutofthemenustructure.

Selectedmenuoption—themenuoption currentlyselectedwillbehighlighted.

Scrollbar—indicatesthatfurthermenu itemsareavailablebyscrollingthemenu.On displayswithatouchscreentoscrollthrough theavailablemenuitems,pressandholdyour ngeronthemenuanddragitupordown. Onnon-touchscreendisplaysorHybridTouch displaysusetheRotarycontrol.

On/Offswitch—Ondisplayswitha touchscreenyoucanselectonscreenmenu itemstoswitchfeaturesOnorOfftoenable ordisablethefunction.Onnon-touchscreen displaysorHybridT ouchdisplaysusetheOK buttontoswitchthefunctionOnorOff.

Dialogs

Dialogsarefullscreenmenusthatenableyouto managedataitemssuchaswaypointsandroutes.

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ScreenitemDescription

1Back

•Displayswithatouchscreen—Selectthe

onscreenBackicontogobacktothe previousmenu.

•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays

—UsetheBackbuttontogobacktothe previousmenu.

Functionicons—Somedialogsinclude iconswhichcanbeselectedtoaccess additionalfunctions.Forexample,inthe WaypointListdialog,theSortbyiconcan beusedtochangehowthewaypointslistis sorted.

Menu/Listitem

•Displayswithatouchscreen— Momentarilytouchinganitemautomatically selectstheitemanddisplaystheitem optionsmenu.

•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays —UsetheRotarycontroltohighlightan item,andtheOkbuttontoselectitand displaytheitemoptionsmenu.

•Displayswithatouchscreen—Selectthe onscreenCloseicontoclosethedialog.

•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays —UsetheBackbuttontoclosethedialog.

Scrollbar

•Displayswithatouchscreen—Toscroll throughtheavailableitems,pressand holdyourngeronthescrollbaranddrag itupordown.

•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays —T oscrollthroughtheavailablemenu items,usetheRotarycontrol.

Shortcutspage

Anumberofusefulfunctionscanbeaccessedfrom theShortcutspage.

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Gettingstarted

1Decreasedisplaybrightness

2Increasedisplaybrightness

Powerup/PowerdownRadar

Radarstandby/Radartransmit

Autopilotstandby(duringactivenavigation)

6Displaypilotcontroldialog

PowerSavemode

Screenshot/Screencapture

Editdialogs

Editdialogsenableyoutoeditthedetailsofdata itemsstoredonyourmultifunctiondisplay,suchas waypoints,routes,andtracks.

Selectingatextelddisplaystheonscreenkeyboard, whichcanbeusedtoeditthedetails.

Editinginformationindialogs

Withthedialogdisplayed:

1.Selecttheeldyouwanttoedit. Theonscreenkeyboardisdisplayed:

2.Usetheonscreenkeyboardtomakethechanges.

3.SelectSAVEtosavethechanges.

Enteringspecialoraccentedcharacters

Withtheonscreenkeyboarddisplayed:

1.Selecttheonscreenkeyboard'sàèòkey.

2.Selectthecharacteryouwanttoaccent. Theavailableaccentedcharactersaredisplayed

abovethetextentryeld.

3.Forcharactersthathavemultipleavailable accents,usethecharacterkeytotogglebetween them.

4.Selecttheàèòkeytoenterthecharacter.

Numericmenuitems

Numericmenuitemsdisplaynumericdataand enablesyoutoeitherselectapredenedvalueorto increaseanddecreasethevalueasrequired.

Editingnumericalsettings

Toeditnumericalvaluesyoucanuseeitherthe onscreennumericadjustcontrol,onscreennumeric keypadortheRotaryControlonanon-touchor HybridTouchdisplaytoincreaseordecreasenumeric values.

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1.Selectthenumericdataeldyouwanttoedit. Thenumericadjustcontrolisdisplayed.

2.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalueusing: i.TheRotarycontrol—Non-touchscreenor

HybridTouchdisplays,or

ii.TheonscreenUpandDownarrows—

Touchscreendisplays.

3.Toaccesstheon-screennumerickeypad:

•Touchoperation—Selecttheonscreenkeypad

iconfromthenumericadjustcontrol.

•Non-Touchoperation—PressandholdtheOk

button.

Theonscreennumerickeypadisdisplayed.

4.Entertherequiredvalue.

5.SelectOktoexitthenumerickeypadandreturn tothemenu.

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Usingsliderbarcontrols

Sliderbarcontrolsprovideagraphicalrepresentation ofnumericdataandenablesyoutoquicklychange settingvalues.

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Item

Description

Non—Touch operationTouchoperation

Current value

N/AN/A

Slider control

UsetheRotary controltoadjust value

SlidethesliderUp orDowntoadjust value.

3Auto

PressOkbutton toswitchbetween Autoandmanual adjustment.

Selecttoswitch betweenAuto andmanual adjustment.

Usingcontroldialogs

Controldialogsenableyoutocontrolexternally connectedequipment,suchasanautopilotunit.

Thefollowingdiagramshowsthemainfeaturesof atypicalcontroldialog:

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ScreenitemDescription

Status—providesstatusinformationforthe connectedequipment.Forexample,thePilot Controldialogdisplaysthelockedheading andcurrentnavigationmodeforaconnected autopilotunit.

Controlicons—providedirectcontrolof theconnectedequipment.Forexample,the PilotControldialogStandbyandTrackicons enableyoutoinstructaconnectedautopilot unittoperformspecicfunctions.

Close—Closesthecontroldialog.

6.8Basictouchscreenoperations

Placingandmovingthecursorusing

touch

Toplaceormovethecursoraroundthescreenon atouchscreenmultifunctiondisplayfollowthesteps below.

1.Touchthescreenatanypositiononthescreento placethecursorthere.

Touchscreenlock

OnamultifunctiondisplaywithHybridT ouchyoucan lockthetouchscreentopreventaccidentaluse.

Forexample,lockingthetouchscreenisparticularly usefulinroughwaterorweatherconditions.

Thetouchscreencanbelockedandunlockedfrom thehomescreen.Thetouchscreencanonlybe unlockedusingphysicalbuttons.

Lockingthetouchscreen-touchonlydisplays

Whenatouchonlydisplayispairedwithanoptional remotekeypadthetouchscreencanbelocked.

FromtheHomescreen:

1.SelecttheSet-upicon.

2.SelectTouch-LocksothatOnishighlighted.

Thetouchscreenisnowlocked.

Unlockingthetouchscreen-touchonlydisplays

Tounlockthetouchscreenofatouchonlydisplay whenpairedwitharemotekeypadfollowthesteps below.

FromtheHomescreen:

1.SelecttheSet-upicon.

2.SelectTouch-LocksothatOffishighlighted.

Thetouchscreenisnowunlocked.

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6.9Multi-Touchgestures

RaymarineaSeriesandgSSeriesmultifunction displayssupportmulti-touch.

Multi-touchmeansthatthedisplayiscapableof recognizingmultiplesimultaneoustouchinputs. Thismeansthatyoucanuse2ormorengerson thescreenatthesametimetoperformmulti-touch gestures.

PinchtoZoom

Thepinchtozoomgesturescanbeperformedon multifunctiondisplaysthatsupportmulti-touch.

Pinchtozoomconsistsof2actions:

•Move2ngersaparttozoomin.

•Move2ngerstogethertozoomout.

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PinchtoZoomcanbeusedinthefollowing applications:

•Chartapplication.

•Weatherapplication.

6.10Initialsetupprocedures

Onceyourdisplayhasbeeninstalledand commissioned,Raymarinerecommendsthatyou performaninitialsetupprocedure.

Startupwizard

Whenyoupower-upthedisplayforthersttimeor afterasystemresetaStartupWizardisdisplayed. Thewizardguidesyouthroughthefollowingbasic congurationsettings:

1.Language

2.Boattype

3.CongureUnits(Unitsofmeasure)

4.BoatDetails

•MinimumSafeDepth

•Numberofengines

•Totalfuelcapacity(TFC)

•Numberoffueltanks

•Numberofbatteries

Note:Thesesettingscanalsobesetatanytime usingthemenusaccessiblefromHomescreen

>Customize.

Additionalsettings

InadditiontothesettingscoveredbytheWizard, itisalsorecommendedthatthefollowinginitialset uptasksarecompleted:

•Setyourdateandtimepreferences.

•Adjustthedisplaybrightness(andsetupashared brightnessschemeifappropriate).

•Designatethedatamaster.

•SelecttheGPSdatasource.

•Familiarizeyourselfwiththeproductusing SimulatorMode.

Adjustingthedisplaybrightness

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1.PressthePOWERbuttononce.

TheShortcutsmenuisdisplayed.

2.Adjustthebrightnesstotherequiredlevelusing theon-screenbrightnesssliderbarcontrol,or

3.TouchtheSunicontoincreasethebrightness levelortheMoonicontodecreasethebrightness level.

Note:Thebrightnesslevelcanalsobeincreased bypressingthePowerbuttonmultipletimes.

Adjustingthedisplaybrightness

1.PressthePOWERbuttononce. TheShortcutsmenuisdisplayed.

2.Adjustthebrightnesstotherequiredlevelusing theRotarycontrol.

Note:Thebrightnesslevelcanalsobeincreased bypressingthePowerbuttonmultipletimes.

Minimumsafevesseldepth

AspartoftheInitialstartupwizardtheMinimum SafeDepthvaluecanbeset.

MinimumSafeDepthcanbeestablishedbyadding

together:

•MaximumVesselDraft(i.e.thedistancefromthe

waterlinetothelowestpointofavessel’skeel.)

•SafetyMargin(anadequateclearancebelowthe

keeltoallowfordraftvariationandchangesin waterorbottomconditions.)

i.e.:MinimumSafeDepth=MaximumVesselDraft +SafetyMargin.

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1.Waterline

2.MaximumVesselDraft

3.SafetyMargin

4.MinimumSafeDepth

Important:Theinformationbelowisprovided forguidanceonlyandisnotexhaustive.Some inuencingfactorscanbeuniquetocertainvessels and/orareasofwaterandmaynotbelisted below.Y oushouldensureyouaccountforALL factorsthatapplytoyourcurrentsituationwhen makingcalculations.

Someofthefactorsthatcaninuencehowmucha vesseldrawsareshownbelow:

•Vesseldisplacement(weight)—Avessel’sdraft

willincreasewhenitisfullyladenwhencompared withitsunladendisplacement.

•Watertype—Avessel’sdraftwillincreaseby

approximately2%to3%infreshwatercompared toseawater.

Someofthefactorsthatshouldbetakenintoaccount whencalculatingaSafetyMarginare:

•Vesselmaneuveringcharacteristics—A

vessel’sdraftincreasesduetosquat,trim,roll, pitchandheave.

•Chartaccuracy—Theelectronicchartdepth

maynotbeaccurateorthetruedepthmayhave changedsincethelastsurvey.

•Weatherconditions—Highairpressure,and

prevailingwindstrengthanddirectioncanaffect waveheight.

Warning:MinimumSafeDepth

TheMinimumSafeDepthsettingis usedduringAutoroutingtorestrictthe createdroutefromenteringwaterthatis toshallowforthevessel.

SettingthevesselMinimumSafeDepth

Followthestepsbelowtoenteryourvessel’s MinimumSafeDepth.

FromtheHomescreen:

1.SelectCustomize.

2.SelectBoatDetails.

3.SelectMin.SafeDepth.

4.EnteryourcalculatedMinimumSafeDepth.

Settingtimeanddatepreferences

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectCustomize.

2.SelectTimeandDateSet-up.

3.UsetheDateFormat,TimeFormat,andLocal Time:UTCmenuitemstosetyourtimeanddate preferences.

Datamaster

Anysystemcontainingmorethanonenetworked multifunctiondisplaymusthaveadesignateddata master.

orNMEAconnection.Thedata masteristhedisplaytowhichtheSeaT alk,NMEA andanyotherdataconnectionsaremade,itthen bridgesthedatatotheSeaT alk

networkandany compatiblerepeatdisplays.Informationsharedby thedatamasterincludes:

•Cartography

Gettingstarted

•Routesandwaypoints

•Radar

•Sonar

•Datareceivedfromtheautopilot,instruments,the engineandotherexternalsources.

Yoursystemmaybewiredforredundancywithdata connectionsmadetorepeatdisplays.Howeverthese connectionswillonlybecomeactiveintheeventofa faultand/orreassignmentofthedatamaster.

Inanautopilotsystemwhichdoesnotcontaina dedicatedpilotcontrolheadtheDatamasteralso actsasthecontrolfortheautopilot.

Designatingthedatamaster

Forsystemswith2ormoredisplaysthefollowing taskmustbeperformedonthemultifunctiondisplay thatyouwanttodesignateasthedatamaster.

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectMaintenance.

3.SelectDataMaster.

4.Selectthedisplaythatyouwanttodesignateas

thedatamaster.

Simulatormode

TheSimulatormodeenablesyoutopractice operatingyourdisplaywithoutdatafromaGPS antenna,radarscanner,AISunit,orshnder.

Thesimulatormodeisswitchedon/offinthe

SystemSetupMenu.

Note:RaymarinerecommendsthatyoudoNOT

usethesimulatormodewhilstnavigating.

Note:ThesimulatorwillNOTdisplayanyreal data,includinganysafetymessages(suchas thosereceivedfromAISunits).

Note:Anysystemsettingsmadewhilstin SimulatormodeareNOTtransmittedtoother equipment.

Enablinganddisablingsimulatormode

Youcanenableanddisablesimulatormodeby followingthestepsbelow.

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectSet-Up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectSimulator:.

4.SelectOntoturnsimulatormodeon,or

5.SelectOfftoturnsimulatormodeoff.

Note:TheDemomovieoptionisforretail demonstrationpurposesonly.

Disablingandenablingtheauxiliaryalarm

Ifthereismorethanonealarmtted(e.g.auxiliary alarmandremotekeypad)thentheauxiliaryalarm canbeenabledordisabled.

Fromthehomescreen:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectRemoteDevices.

3.SelectAuxiliaryAlarm.

4.SelectAuxiliaryAlarm.

SelectingAuxiliaryAlarmwillswitchtheauxiliary alarmOnandOff.

Note:Iftheauxiliaryalarmistheonlyalarminthe systemthenitispermanentlyenabled.

Pairingthekeypad

Thekeypadcancontrol1ormoremultifunction displays.Multiplekeypadscanbeconnectedtoa system.Eachkeypadcanbepairedwithupto4 multifunctiondisplays.

Withthekeypadconnectedtothemultifunction display:

1.SelectExternalKeypadfromtheExternal Devicesmenu:homescreen>Set-up>System

Settings>ExternalDevices>External Keypad.

2.SelectPairKeypad.

3.Pressanybuttonontheexternalkeypad.

4.Fromthepop-upmessageselecttheorientation ofthekeypad.

Eitherlandscapeorportraitorientationsare available.

Thekeypadisnowpaired.

Unpairingthekeypad

Thekeypadcanbeunpairedfromanindividual display.

1.SelectExternalKeypadfromtheExternal Devicesmenu:homescreen>Set-up>System

Settings>ExternalDevices>External Keypad.

2.SelectClearPairings.

3.SelectYestounpairthekeypadwiththedisplay.

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6.11Enablingautopilotcontrol

Enablingtheautopilotcontrolfunction— SeaTalkandSPXSeaTalk

autopilots

ToenablecontrolofyourSeaT alkorSPXSeaT alk

autopilotusingyourmultifunctiondisplayfollowthe stepsbelow.

FromtheHomescreen:

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectAutopilotControlsothatOnis

highlighted. SelectingAutopilotControlwillswitchthecontrol

betweenOnandOff.

Onasystemcontainingmultipledisplaysthepilot controlisenabledonalldisplaysatthesametime.

Enablingtheautopilotcontrolfunction— Evolutionautopilots

ToenablecontrolofyourEvolutionautopilotusing yourmultifunctiondisplayfollowthestepsbelow.

FromtheHomescreen.

1.SelectSet-up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectExternalDevices.

4.SelectPilotSet-up.

5.SelectPilotcontrolsothatOnishighlighted.

SelectingPilotcontrolwillswitchtheAutopilot controlfunctiononandoff.

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6.12Engineidentication

EnginedatacanbedisplayedonyourMFDusing theDataapplication,whichprovidessomepreset Enginepagesfordisplayingsomeofthemost commontypesofenginedata.

Important:BeforeyoucandisplayEnginedata onyourMFD,youmust:

•EnsurethatyourMFDisrunningLightHouse softwareversion8orlater.

•Refertotheimportant“Enginesetupwith

anECIinterface”and“Usingtheengine identicationwizard”information.

•Makethedataconnections,accordingto theinstructionsprovidedinthe87202ECI Installationinstructions.

•Ensurealldatabusesarepoweredup(including enginedataCANbuses,gateways,andalsothe SeaTalk

bus).

•Starttheengine.Itisimportantthatonlyone engineisrunningatatime,toensurethatthe systemcanisolatethecorrectenginedata message.

•RuntheEngineidenticationwizardtoensure thatyourenginesaredisplayedinthecorrect orderintheDataapplication.

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EnginesetupwithanECIinterface

BeforeyoucandisplayenginedataonyourMFD,youmayneedtousethe"EngineIdenticationwizard”on theMFDtosetuptheengines.

Important:Whensettinguponamultipleenginesystem,enginesshouldalwaysbeturnedonin sequencefromporttostarboard.

ThefollowingtabledetailsthedifferenttypesofenginesupportedbytheECIinterfaceunit,andthesetup requirementsforeach:

EngineCANbus protocolNumberofengines

EngineCANbus congurationNumberofECIunits

Setupviawizardon MFDrequired

NMEA20001

SingleCANbus

NMEA20002+

SinglesharedCANbus

NMEA20002+

SeparateCANbusfor eachengine

1foreachCANbus

J19391

SingleCANbus

J19392+

SinglesharedCANbus

J19392+

SeparateCANbusfor eachengine

1foreachCANbus

EngineinterfacingwithoutanECIunit

ForengineswithaNMEA2000CANbusitmay bepossibletoconnecttoaRaymarineMFDviaa SeaTalk

systemwithouttheuseofaRaymarine

ECIunit.

Refertoyourenginedealerandalsoyourlocal Raymarinedealerforadviceonanyengine instancingrequirementsandsuitableconnection cables.

Usingtheengineidenticationwizard

Ifyourenginedataappearsinthewrongorderonthe enginedatapagesyoucancorrectthisbyrunning theengineidenticationwizard.

FromtheHomescreen:

1.SelectSet-up>SystemSettings>External Devices>EnginesSet-up.

2.Ifrequiredchangethenumberofenginesyour vesselhasbyselectingNum.ofEngines:and enteringthecorrectnumberofengines.

Youcanselectupto5engines.

3.SelectIdentifyengines.

Important:Itisimportantthatonlyoneengineis runningatatime,toensurethatthesystemcan isolatethecorrectenginedatamessage.

4.Followtheonscreenpromptstocompletethe engineidenticationwizard.

Theenginesthatwillbeincludedinthe identicationwizardaredeterminedbythe Numberofenginessetduringstep2above.

i.SwitchOffALLvesselenginesandselect

Next.

Thewizardwillrunthroughallengines(max of5asdenedinstep2above)fromportto starboardinsequence.

ii.TurnOntheportengineandselectOK.

Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign theengineinstanceastheportengine.

iii.TurnOnthecenterportengineandselect

OK. Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign

theengineinstanceasthecenterportengine.

iv.TurnOnthecenterengineandselectOK.

Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign theengineinstanceasthecenterengine.

v.TurnOnthecenterstarboardengineand

selectOK. Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign

theengineinstanceasthecenterstarboard engine.

vi.TurnOnthestarboardengineandselectOK.

Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign theengineinstanceasthestarboardengine.

5.SelectOKontheIdentifyEnginesconrmation

dialog.

Theengineswillnowappearinthecorrectlocation ontheenginedatapage.

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6.13EnablingAISfunctions

BeforeproceedingensureyourAISunitisconnected toNMEAPort1.

Withthehomescreendisplayed:

1.SelectSet-Up.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectNMEASet-Up.

4.SelectNMEAInputPort1.

5.SelecttheAIS38400option.

6.SelectBacktoreturntotheSystemSettings

menu.

7.SelectExternalDevices.

8.SelectAISUnitSet-up.

TheAISUnitSet-upmenuisdisplayed.

9.AdjusttheAISoptionsasappropriate.

6.14Sharedpreferences

TheSharedpreferencesschemeallowsall compatiblenetworkedMFDsandinstrument displaystoshareuserpreferencesettings. Whenauserpreferenceischangedon1display deviceallcompatiblenetworkeddisplaydevices areautomaticallyupdatedtousethechanged preference.

Sharedpreferencesareapplicabletothefollowing devices:

•MFDsnetworkedusingSeaTalk

•SeaTalk

instrumentsdisplaysnetworkedusing

SeaTalk

•SeaTalkinstrumentsdisplaysnetworkedviaa SeaTalktoSeaTalk

converter.

Note:Toensurecompatibilitycheckthat alldevicesarerunningthelatestsoftware versions.ChecktheRaymarine

website

www.raymarine.comforthelatestsoftwareforyour

products.

Listofsharedpreferences

Thetablebelowshowsthesettingsthatareshared aspartoftheSharedpreferencescheme.

Units

•Speedunits

•Distanceunits

•Depthunits

•Windunits

•Temperatureunits

•FlowRateunits

•VolumeUnits

•Pressureunits

BoatDetails

•BoatType

•Numberofengines

•Numberoffueltanks

•Numberofbatteries

TimeandDate

•DateFormat

•TimeFormat

•LocalTime(UTC)offset

SystemPreferences

•Bearingmode

•Variation(manual)

•Language

Dataapplication

•MaxRPMrange

•RPMredzone

•RPMredzonevalue

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