Matsutec HP-33 Operator's Manual

Matsut(ec'

MARINE

GPS/SBAS

NAVIGATOR

HP.33

Do

not

open

the

equipment.

Only

qualified

personnel

should

work

inside

the

equipment.

Do

not

disassemble

or

modify

the

equipment.

Fire,electrical

shock

or

serious

injury

can

result.

lmmediately

turn

off

the

power

at

the

switchboard

if

the

equipment

is

emitting

smoke

or

fire.

Continued

use

of

the

equipment

can

cause

fire

or

electrical

shock.Contact

a

Matsutec

agent

for

service.

Use

the

proper

fuse.

Use

of

a wrong

fuse

can

damage

the

equipment

or cause

fire.

899u1e

the

power

supply

is

compatible

with

the

equipment.

lncorrect power

supply

may

cause

the

equipment

to

overheat.

The

useable

temperature

range

for

the

antenna

unit

is

-25C

to Z0C; -15C

to

55C

for

the

display

unit.

Use

of the

equipment

out

of those

ranges

may

damage

the

equipment.

Do

not

open

the

cover

unless

totally

i*ili"t

with

electrical

circuits

and

service

manual.

lmproper

handling

can

result

in

electrical

shock.

Turn

off

the

power

at

the

switchboard

before

beginning

the

installation'

Fire

or

electrical

shock

can

result

if

the

power is

left

on.

Be

sure

that

the

Power

suPP|Y

is

compatible

with

the

voltage

rating

ot

tne

equipment.

Connection

of

an

incorrect

power

supply

can

cause

fire

or

equiPment

damage.The

voltage

rating

of

the

equipment

appears

on

the

label

above

the

power connector.

Use

the

ProPer

fuse.

Use

of

a

wrong

fuse

can

damage

the

eqpipment

or

cause

fire'

Obacrt

te

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conrPass

s af

e

OiitatuO

fr:rrr

rerftrence

to

a

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Steering compass

Displa!, unit

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0.55

m

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

1.

ilt

TABLE

OF CONTENTS

5.2.2 How to set a destination waypritftoqgh

tte 1ist.........

............5-2

5.3 How to Set

Route

as

Destination..-.....--..---.-

......................5-2

5.4 How to Cancel Destination..

.......5-3

'

5.4.1 How to cancel

destination vyith

fE cus(r-------.-

.....5-3

5.4.2

How to cancel destination throrrgtr fie Isi---------

.....5-4

6. ALARMS ...........6-1

7-1

8. MAINTENANCE,

TROUBLESHOOT!NG......

8-1

INDEX

iv

tN-1

FOREWORD

A

Word

to

the

Owner

of

the

Hp_33

Ogatlatons

on

your

choice

of

the

Hp_33

GpS

Navigator.

fuover

10

years

Matsutec

has

enjoyed

an

enviabre

reputation

for

innovative

td

@endabte marine

electronics

is

furthereo

by

our

extensive

global

network

of

agents

and

d"alerc.

Yurnavigator

is

designed

and

constructed

to

meet.the

rigorous

demands

of

the

marine

environ-

-r1

tlowever,

no

machine

can

perform

its

intended

funJtion

,nr".,

installed,

operated

and

Ei&tined

properlv.

Please

careiurv

,."rd

;;J;br;

il;#ffinded

procedures

for

instara_

fur,

operation

and

maintenance.

ubm,H

appreciate

feedback

from you,

the

end-user,

about

where

we

are

achieving

our

lrrposes.

lnak

you

for

considering

and

purchasing

Matsutec

equipment.

Fefrrres

II-

min.features

of

the

Hp_33

are

as

shown

below.

'

*ftfi-resolution

color

LCD,4'3"sunlight

viewable

color

LCD

GoTo

track

navigation

-

WAAS

capability

'

$rage

for

10,000

waypoints,

100

routes

and

3,000

track points

'

Alrrrs:

Anivar/Anchor,

XTE

(cross-track

Error),

Trip,

odometer,

Time,

wAuAS

and

Speed

'

lkl

overboard

feature

records

position

at

time

of

man

overboard

and

provides

continuous

up-

d*s

of

range

and

bearing

when

n"rigrti;;i;;;

;dilffi;:

:

ll*nre

Highway

display

provides

a

graphic

presentation

of

boat,s progress

toward

a

waypoint.

'

lJserarogrammabre

nav

data

disprays

provide

anarog

and

digitar

navigation

data.

'

ilavigation

data

output

to

the

autopilot

when

connecting.

'

uYaypoint

and

route

data

can

be

uploaded

from

a

pc

and

downloaded

to

a

pc.

SYSTEM

CONFIGURATION

Antenna

Unit

HA-017

Nt{8A0183

devices

Radar

Video

Plotter

Edro

Sounder

AutoPilot

[Bfftmilts

etc

12-24VDC

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1.

OPERATIONAL

OVERVIEW

1.1

Controls

-o.pens

the

Menu.

(ptotter

g1d

highwav

offi

-Shows

the

zoom

window

(ptotteland

iigh;i"iiirpr"y;;;fi:

-

'*,

o

(Cursorpad

-Shifts

the

cursor.(up,

down,

left,

right)

-Selects

item

on

menus.

-Long

press:

Turns

power

off.(3

seconds)

-Momentary

press:

Turns power

on./Shows

Brill

window.

-Long

press:

lnscribes

MOB

mark.

-Momentary

press:

Registers

own

boat

position

as

MOB position.

-Long

press:

Returns

own

boat

position

to@

-Momentary

press:

Confirms

selection

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How

to

detach

the

hard

cover

from

the

unit

Putyourthumbsonthefrontandforefingersonthecatchesatthesidesofthecover,

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*"

GPS

navigator

ror

rons

period'prs

keep

cover

the

screen

to

avoid

screen

damage'

1.2

How

to

Turn

Power

On'O'tr

1.

press

the

o

Bntuu

kev

to

t,l

Ttr"ror'

The

unit

beeps

and

then

starts

up

withtherast-usedil;;r,,,."*jlT.Il5afr*trJ:ii.:ffiti-T#'

*n:tr;X:S'iim'ffi[im;;

indication

s

and

the

i

r

meanings'

Catches

2.

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of

s3fellites

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rn

Puurtt\,I

"^";;n.i;Op,'pOOp'

Position

DOP)

,*i"{"itn"

position

accuracy'

(HDOP:

Hori;

To

turn

off

the

power,

press

and

h"|d

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i.

i:'

&,;

s{

ffi

2D

GPS

Position

frxed

SO

CPS

Position

frxed

io

wnns

Position

fixed

3D

wms

Gition

fxed

ZO,

ffOOP

larger

than

4

3D:

PDOP

larger

than

ti

Simulation

mode

1-2

and

then

Power

off'

1.3

1.4

1.

OPEMTIONAL

OVERVIEW

How

to

Adjust

LGD

and

Key

panel

Brilliance

1.

Press

the

O

/BruLL

key

to

show

the

following

window.

ErilI

LCD

{

ttin

llax

F

{ l-------t

IilY

7

fiin

Hax

I

3 t------l

2.

3.

4.

To

adjust

the

LCD

briiliance,

pr"""

O

/BRILL

key.

The

setting

changes "0-->1-+...-+7-6..^Oj..."

iontinuousry.

Maximum

setting

is

7.

You

can

use

atso

the

cursorpad

f

J

>l

i"

adjust

the

briiliance.

To

adjust

the

panel

brilliance,

press

the

cursorpad

(A,

V,

max:

T).

Press

ENT

or

MENU/ZOOM

key.

to

choose

and

return

back

other

menu.

Display

Modes

[1]:

Plotter

disptay

The

unit

has

seven

dispray

modes:

protter

Dispray,

Highway

Dispray,

steering

Dis_

play,

Nav

Data

Dispray,

sateflite

rr,|onitoioi"pray

and

User

Dispray

,1/2.

press

the

DISP

key

to

serect

a

dispray

mode.

Each

tim!

tne

key

is

pressJo,ine

oisptay

mode

will

change

in

sequence

shown

berow

r"

"i"p

through

the

disprays

in

a reverse

order,press

the

DlSp

key

more

than

three

secondJ

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disptay

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Satettite

Monitor

disptay

1.

OPEMTIONAL

OVERVIEW

Plotter

Disolay

The

plotter

display

can

trace

own

boati

s

track,

Please

see

below

Picture'

Cursor

Wavooint

mark

.

(Sha'Pe

selectabte)

(displaYed

for

aPProx'

seven

seconds)

I

Own

boat

mark

Receiver

status

Course

bar

Horizontal

disPlaY

range

scale

Range

to

cursor*

Bearing

to

cursor*

Cursor Position

(When

cursor

rs

nor

displayed'it

will

display

own

boafs

position')

*

:coG

and

s-oc-

r"g1m

?i?sJfl

J".3t

ti3[,?]30

range

to

cursor

wnen

i

14

1.

OPEMTIONAL

OVERVIEW

Hbhway

Display

The

highway

display

provides

a 3-D view

of

own boat

toward

the

destination.

{IE

(Crosstrack

error)

scale and

arrow mark

Anow

shifts

with

boat's

XTE.

When

the arrow

is

aligned

with

the

center line

the

boat is on

course.

The

arrow

blinks if

boat's XTE

is

greater

than

XTE

scale range.

"N

(North)"

is

displayed,

instead

of the arrow,

at the

center

of the

scale when

no

destination

is

set.

Bearing

from

own

boat

to destination waypoint

Speed over ground

Direction

to steer

(to

return to

course)

Steer

right.

l:

Steer left.

Destination

waypoint

name

Course over ground

Current position

DigitalXTE

indication

(in

nautical

miles)

Own

boat mark

The

boat mark

displays

course

as follows:

When

no waypoint

is

set;

The mode

is North-up

and

the arrow

shows

boat's

course.

When

a waypoint

is set;

The

arrow shows

boat's

cou rse towards

destination.

Range

from

own

boat

to

destination

waypoint

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1.

OPEMTIONAL

OVERVIEW

Steerinq

Disolay

The

steering

display

provides

steering

information

as

below'

Speed over

ground

Receiver

status

Bearino

reference;

MAG(n%ti;)

oiinue

rime

Time-To-Go to

destination

Ranoe

from

ownboat

to

destination

Nav

Data

Disolay

Estimated

Time

of

Anival

at

destination

Bearing

scale

Own

boat

mark

Course

over

ground

Bearing

to

the

destination

Date

and

time

Position

in

latitude

and

longitude

Course

over

ground

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1-6

1.

OPERATIONAL

OVERVIEW

Satellite

Monitor

Display

The

satellite

monitor

display

shows the status of GPS and

GEO satellites.

Number,

bearing

and

elevation angle of all GPS

and

GEO

satellites

(if

applicable) in

view

of

your

receiver

appear.

Elevation

45"

DOP value

Receiver

siqnal

level

Bars

show

signal level.

Satellites

whose signal

level are high are used in

fixing

position.

Area not

used

for

positioning

(set

at menu)

Satellite numbers in reverse video

are

used

for

positioning.

User Disolav 1.

User Displav 2

.

Digitaldisplay

The

digital display

shows digital navigation

data.

You

can select

what data to dis-

play

from

one to four cells. The

choices of data are time,

date, speed over

ground,

cross-track-error,

odometer distance,

position,

course over

ground,

time-to-go to

destination,

trip

distance,

power

source voltage, range

and bearing

to waypoint and

estimated

time

of arrival at destination.

.

Speedometer

display

The

speedometer

display

provides

both digital and analog displays

of speed over

ground.

.

COG display

The

COG

display shows both

analog course over

ground,

and digital

speed over

ground.

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cells)

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display

(default:

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1. OPERATIONAL

OVERVIEW

1.5

Menu

Overview

Most

operations

of

your

unit

are

operated

through

the

menu'

Below

is

a

quick

introduction

to how

to select

a

menu

and

change

menu

settings.

lf

you

get

lost

in

operation,

press

.

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

to

get

back

to the

main

menu'

l.PresstheMENUtzooMkeyonceortwicetodisplaythemainmenu.

Press

once:

Steering

display,

nav

data

display,

satellite

monitor

disp|ay,

user

dis-

PlaY

112.

Press

twice:

Plotter

display'

highway

display

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Plotter

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llessages

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2.

3.

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diesseO

at

the

Plotter

disPlaY'

You

can

Press

A or

V

to select

an

item,

and

press the

ENT

key,

Press

ENT.

For

example,

select

[Plotter

Setup]

and

press

the

ENT

key'

l1enu

)Plotter

SetuP

+i------+:-

Auto

iragioint

Entrg(CttGl

tEil

60

"

10 s

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Line

:

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:

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t'lqgrrEtic

Uariatiarn

:

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;

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:

Auto

60

s

Press

A

or

V

to select

option

desired'

For

example,

select

ICOG/BRG

ref']

Press

the

ENT

keY

'

A window

shows

the

options

for

the

item

selected'

6.

Press

A

or

V to

select

option

desired'

7.

Press

the

ENT

keY

.

8.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

close

the

menu

and

return

4.

5.

l

1-8

back

to

main

menu.

1.6

1.

OPERATIONAL

OVERVIEW

lbrb enbr alphanumeric

data

Sane

rnenu operations

require

you

to

enter alphanumeric

data

(A

to Z, 0

to 9) and

silfiols

(&,

-,

#,'

,

-,

>

and space).

The

procedure

which

follows shows

how to enter

{hanumeric

data.

For example,

to

change

the

waypoint

name 1WP0008"

to

"CNSZ",

dotp

follows:

t)

Press A or

V to select

"C".

2)

Press

),

and

press

A or

V to select

"N".

3)

Press

),

and

press

A or

V to

select

"S".

4) Press

),

and

press

A or

V

to

select

"Z".

5)

Press

),

and

press

A or

V to select

"

"(space).

6) Press

),

and

press

A or

V to select

"

(space).

7) Press the

ENT key.

How to

Enter

the

MOB

Mark

Pbase be noted,

only one

MOB

mark

is displayed.

Each

time the

MOB mark

is entered

the

mark and

its

position

data are

ovenrriften.

1.

Press and

hold the

WPT/MOB

key down

to

show

the

following

message.

Eoto

ilIIE

?

EHo

2.

To set MOB

position

as destination,

press

[Yes]

to choose

and

press

the

ENT

key.

MOB mark

("M")

appears

and

a blue

line is drawn

between

own boat

mark and

the

MOB mark.

This

line

shows

the

shortest

course

to

go

to

the MOB

position,

and

arrows

on

the line

show

the

direction

to the MoB

position.

1€

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW

Shortest course

from own

boatto

MOB

position

(blue)

Bearing

from own boatto MOB

position

Range

from'own

boat to MOB

position

MOB mark (red)

1-10

PLOTTER

DISPLAY OVERVIEW

l.l

How

to Select the Display

Range

You

can change

the display range on

the

plotter

and highway displays.

The horizontal

range

in the

plotterdisplay

is available among

0.02,0.05, 0.1,0.2,0.5,1,2,5,

10,20,

40,

80, 160 and

320

nautical miles. The horizontal

range in the highway display is

available

among 0.2,0.4,0.8,1,2,4, 8

and 16 nautical

miles.

1. Press

the MENU/ZOOM key on the

plotter

or highway display.

The following window

appears.

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ll

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ll

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(Plotter

display)

(Highway

display)

2.

Press A or V to

select

range

you

want.

3.

Press

the ENT key to choose and

press

MENU/ZOOM

key

to

return

back

main menu

display.

How

to Shift the Gursor

Use the cursorpad to shift the cursor.

The cursor moves in the direction of

the

arrow

or diagonal.

Cursor state

and oosition

indication

The

position

indication, shown at bottom of

the

plotter

display, changes according to

cursor state.

Cursor

at

rest

When the

cursor is not shown, boat's

position

of

longitude and latitude will appear

at the bottom

of

the

display.

22

COG

COG line

Own boat

Own boat's

position

latitude and longitude

rlcourse

over

ground)

SOG

(speed

over

ground)

2-1

PLOTTER

DISPLAY

OVERVIEW

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second

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the

cursor

d

i sappears

Range

from-

own

boat

to

Gursor

Bearing

from

own

boat

to

cursor

COG

line

Own

boafs

marx

Cursor

f,,t[i3t%Ti'"3lJLuou

2,3

How

to

shift

the

Display

av

-rn"

O,**,

can

be

shifted

on

the

plotter

display'

1.

Press

the

cursorpad

to

show

the

cursor'

;

ft*f:

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i'

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the

disprav

shins

in

the

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to

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2-3

2. PLOTTER DISPLAY

OVERVIEW

2.1

How

to Change The

Track Plotting

lnterval,

Stop

Re-

cording

To

tace the

boat's track, the

boat's

position

is

stored into

the memory at an interval

of

distance

or according to

display

range. For

example, a

shorter

interval

provides

better

reconstruction

of

the

track, but the storage time

of

the

track is shorten. When

the track

memory

becomes

full, the

oldest

track is erased

to make

space

for the latest.

You can

Choose

the

[racks]

on

the menu to

check the current

percent

of

the memory

used.

Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key twice to show the main menu.

Select

[Tracks],

and

press

the ENT key.

lleru )Tracks

nrc

: liElEllllil0,01

nm

Color

:

Purple

Delete

:

Bg Color

Track

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3.

Confirm

that the

[Rec]

is selected, and

press

the ENT key.

Iff

fluto

Select

[Off], [Distance]

or

[Auto],

and

press

the ENT key.

Off: Track is not

recorded. This setting is usefulwhen

you

do not need to record

track.

Distance:

Track

is recorded and

plotted

at the

distance interval set.

Auto: Plotting

and recording intervalchanges

with display range

selected.

For

[Off]

or

[Auto],

go

to step 6. For

[Distance],

enter the recording interval

as fol-

lows:

1)

Press

).

2)

Press

ENT key.

3)

Use the

cursorpad to enter the interval,

and

press

the ENT

key.

For

entering

the numeric data,

see

page

1-9.

Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key twice to close

the menu.

1.

2.

4.

2. PLOTTER DISPLAY

OVERVIEW

2.5 How to

Ghange

The

Track Color

You can

select

the color for the tracks,

there are 7 colors

for

choose,

red,

yellow,

green,

b"lue,

purple,

black and brolrrn.

lt is useful to change

the color

to

distinguish

.

tracks at

different

times.of a day,

for example.

1. Press

the MENUfZOOM

key twice

to

show

the main

menu.

2. Select

[racks],

and

press

the

ENT key.

3. Select

[Color],

and

press

the

ENT key.

2.6

2.6.1

4. Select

the color

to use

for the track, and

press

the ENT key.

5.

Press the

MENU/ZOOM

key twice

to close

the menu.

How to

Erase

Track

The tracks

can be

erased collectively

or by color.

The tracks cannot

be restored once

erased,

therefore

be absolutely sure

you

want

to

erase

the tracks.

in case erase

the

important

record.

How to

erase

track by color

1. Press

the MENUIZOOITI

key twice

to show the main

menu.

2. Select

[-racks],

and

press

the ENT

key.

3. Select

[Delete],

and

press

the ENT

key.

4. Select

[By

Color],

and

press

the

ENT key.

5. Select

the

track color to erase, and

press

the ENT

key.

Ilelete all

tracks hg

color in Elue.

Are

gnu

sure ?

Ies

E

Press { to select

[Yes],

and

press

the ENT

key.

The tracks with

the

color chosen

at step 5 are erased.

24

2.

PLOTTER

DISPLAY OVERVIEW

Note:

To

cancel, select

[No]

at this

step.

7.

Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key twice to

close the menu.

How

to

erase

all tracks

1.

Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key

twice to show the main menu.

2. Select

[Tracks],

and

press

the

ENT key.

3. Select

[Delete],

and

press

the ENT key.

4.

Select

[All],

and

press

the ENT key.

Press

{

to

select

[Yes],

and

press

the ENT key

b erase all hacks.

fi-rack

Memory

Used]

on

the Tracks menu

shows'0%".

Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key twice

to close the

menu.

Delete all traclcs.

fire

gou

sure

?

Ies

E

WAYPOINTS

3.1

3.1.1

3.1.2

3.1.3

How

to

Enter

WaYPoints

ln

navigation

terminology

a

waypoint

is a

particular

location

on

a

voyage,

whether

it

oe

a starting,

intermediate

or

destination

waypoint.

Your

unit

can

store

10,000

way-

points.

Waypoints

can

be entered

on

the

plotter

display

by

4 conditions:

at

cursor

position'

at

own

boat's

position,

through

the

waypoints

list

and

at

the

MOB

position'

Also,

waypoints

can

be

entered

automatically

when

your

boat

changes

course

prominently'

How

to

enter

a

waypoint

with

the

cursor

1.

Move

the

cursorpad

to

place

the

cursor

on

the

location

desired

for a

waypoint.

2.

Press

the

ENT

key to

enter

the

waypoint

mark

(default shape:

green

solid

circle)'

This

waypoint

is

named

with

the

update

unused

waypoint

number,

and

saved

to

the

waYPoint

list.

How

to

enter

a

waypoint

at

own

boat

position

Press

the

WPT/MOB

key

to enter

the

waypoint

mark

(default shape:

green

solid

cir-

cle).

This

waypoint

is

named

with

the

update

unused

waypoint

number,

and

saved

to

the

wayPoint

list.

How

to

enter

a

waypoint

through

the

list

1.

Press

the

MENU|ZOOM

key

to show

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[WaYPoints],

and

key.

3.

Press

the

ENT

key

to show

the

waypoint

list.

press

the

ENT

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Comment

are as

follows:

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update unused waypoint

number.

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Cunent own boat

position

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To

clnnge the waypoint name,

press

the

ENT key.

Cursor*

G Press the

cursorpad to change the

waypoint

name

(max.

8 characters).

t-

To cfnnge the mark

shape, select

[Symbol]

and

press

the ENT

key.

5.

&

g-

Sdect a mark desired, and

press

the

ENT key.

To

cfiange the mark color, select

[Color],

and

press

the

ENT key.

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Select a color

desired, and

press

the ENT key.

To

change the

position,

do as

follows:

1)

Select

[Lat],

and

press

the

ENT key.

2) Enter

latitude,

and

press

the ENT key.

3)

Press V

to select

[Lon],

and

press

the

ENT key.

4) Enter

longitude, and

press

the ENT

key.

10.

11.

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12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

3.

WAYPOINTS

To

change

the

comment,

serect

[comment]

and

press

the

ENT

key.

Enter

the

comment,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

Press

the

MENU'ZOOM

key

to

register

the

new

waypoint

into

the

list'

To

register

other

waypoints'

repeat

steps

4

through

14'

Pressthe

MENU'ZOOM

key

severaltimes

to

close

the

menu'

3.1.4

How

to

enter

waypoints

automatically

;d

automaticallywhen

yourcourse

"h?n'91"^lI

a

specified

de-

waypoints

can

be

entet

-.--^^r.,

r^rarerinn the wav'oints

recorded

on

an

out-

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function

is

useTul

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ItivEroerv

'""-r"

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for

automatic

entering

of

ward

voyage

when

you

return

home'

To

set

th

wayPoints,

do

the

following:

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

Select

[Plotter

Setup],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

1.

2.

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3.

4,,

5.

6.

7.

8.

I.

Select

[Auto

Waypoint

Entry

(COG)]'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

Select

[On],

and

Press

the

ENT

keY'

Press

)

to

select

the

degree

setting'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

Enter

the

degree,

"nO

p'""

the

ENT

key

(setting

range:

15

to

150')'

Press

)

to

select

the

seconds

setting'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

Enter

the

seconds,

and

press

the

ENT

key

(setting

range:

1

to

60

seconds)'

Press

the

MENU'ZOOM

key

twice

to

close

the

menu'

t-

2

tlou

to

Display

Waypoint

Name

Yqr

crr

display

waypoint

names

as follows:

Press

the

TENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu.

Sdect

[Plotter

Setup],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

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Setup

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Uariation

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e

Sebct

[WP

Name],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

Flect

[Disp

Goto],

[Disp

Ail]or

[Disp

Route],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

Disp

Goto:

Displays

only

the

destination

waypoint

name.

Disp

All:

Displays

all waypoint

names.

Disp

Route:

Displays

allwaypoint

names

in

the

route

when

it is

set as

destination.

Prress

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

close

the

menu.

3.3

3.3.1

3.3.2

3.

WAYPOINTS

How

to

Edit

Waypoints

Waypoint

position,

name, mark shape

and comment

can be edited

on

the

plotter

dis-

play

or through

the

waYPoint

list.

Note:

When

the

waypoint

chosen

is set

as

the destination,

the message

"Change

The

Waypoint.

Are

you

sure?"

appears.

How

to

edit

waypoints

on

the

plotter

display

Press

the cursorpad

to

place

the

cursor

on

the waypoint

to edit.

Press

the

ENT

key to show

the

below

window.

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Select

[Edit],

and

press

the ENT

key

to show

the

waypoint

information.

4. Edit

the

waypoint

(see

the

paragraph

3.1.3).

5.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key to

return

to the

plotter

display.

How

to edit

waypoints

through

the

list

1. Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key twice

to show

the

main

menu.

2. Select

[Waypoints],

and

press

the ENT

key.

3. Select

[Alpha]or

[Local],

and

press

the ENT

key.

Alpha:

The list

shows

waypoints

in alpha

order'

Local:

The list shows

waypoints

order

the nearest

to the

furthest'

4. Select

the

waypoint

to edit,

and

press

the ENT

key to show

the

below

window.

5.

6.

7.

Select

[Edit],

and

press

the ENT

key

to show

the waypoint

information.

Edit the

waypoint

data

(see

the

paragraph

3.1.3).

Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key several

times

to close

the menu.

ffove

Waypolnts

lmemypoints

to any

position

on the

plotter

display.

tnqrrsorpad

to

place

the cursor

on

the waypoint

to move.

IE

EilT

key

to

show

the

below window.

filwel,

and

press

the ENT

key to

show the

waypoint

information.

tte

arrsorpad

to move

the

cursor to

the new

position.

the

ENT

key.

3.

WAYPOINTS

How

to

Erase

WaYPoints

You

can

erase

eacfi

or all

waypoint(s).

Note:

you

cannot

tirase

the

waypoint

which

set

as

the

current

destination.

(See

graphs

paragraph 3-5.1,

paragraph

3'5'2.)

3.5.1

How

to

enase

a

waypoint

on

the

plotter

display

1. Operate

lhe

cursorpad

to

place

the

cursor

on

the waypoint

to erase'

2.

Press

tre

EI{T

key

b show

the

pop-up

window'

3.5.2

3.

Select

[Delete],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

How

to

erase

a

waypoint

through

the

waypoint

list

1.

Press

the

MENU/'ZOOM

key

twie

to

show

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[Waypoints],

and

press

the

EllT

key.

3.

Select

[Alphal

or

[Locali,

and

press

the

Et{T

key'

4. Select

the

waypoint

to erase,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

5.

Select

[Delete],

and

prcss

the

ENT

key.

6.

Press

the

MENUIZOOT

key several

times

to close

the

menu'

ilil b erase

all waypoints

N- Press tte f,ENU/'ZpOM

key twice

to show

the

main

menu.

L Sded

[Delete],

and

press

the ENT

key.

1- )*lete

I lugpnints I htEs

'ry

:

0ff

a

Cmfirm

that

[AllWaypoints]

is chosen,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

{-

Sdect

[Delete],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

Ilelete

all

uagpoints.

Are

gou

sirre

?

Ies

E

When no

waypoint

is sef

as

destination

llagpoint

is

set as

a destination.

Are

gou

sure

to

delete

all

r,lagpoints

?

E

Ies

When a waypoint

is sef as

destination

Select

[Yes],

and

press

the

ENT

key to

erase

all

waypoints.

Iote: To cancel,

select

[No].

Press the MENU/ZOOM

key twice

to close

the menu.

5-

6-

I

4.

ROUTES

ln many cases a trip from

one

place

to another involves

several course changes,

quiring

a series of waypoints

which

you

navigate

to, one after another. The

seq

of

waypoints leading

to the ultimate destination is

called a route.

Your

unit can

matically

advance to the next waypoint on a route,

so

you

do not have to change

destination

waypoint

repeatedly.

How to Greate a New Routes

You

can store

up to 100 routes,

and a

route

can

have

30 waypoints. A

route is

con-

structed

with the

waypoints

you

have entered.

Wavooint

(lntermedjate point)

4,1

1.

2.

3.

Wavooint

(Arrivblpoir

Wavooint

(lntermediate

point)

./

Wavooint

(lntermediate point)

Sample route

Press

the MENU/ZOOM key twice to

show the main menu.

Select

[Routes],

and

press

the ENT key.

Press the ENT

key to show the route list.

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S Press the

ENT key to

change

the route name.

Operate

the cursorpad

to enter

the route name, and

press

the ENT key

(maxi-

mrm:

six characters).

Ress Y

then ENT key.

A

Operate the

cursorpad to enter the comment

(maximum:

18

characters).

g-

hess Y

to move the

cursor

to

['1],

and

press

the ENT key.

a

T.

10.

11.

12.

13.

11-

15.

Confirm

that

[Add]

is

chosen, and

press

the ENT key.

Select

[Alpha]

or

[Local],

and

press

the ENT

key

to show the waypoint list.

Sdect the

waypoint to

add

to the route, and

press

the ENT

key.

The

chosen waypoint

(as

the starting

point)

is registered

to

[1].

Press V

to select

[2],

and

press

the

ENT key.

Repeat

steps 10 through 13

to complete

the route.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM key

severaltimes

to close the menu.

I

EToool Y

I

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4.2

4,2.1

4.

ROUTES

How

to

Edit

Routes

You

can

edit

the

route

created'

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"

olttin"tion'

Are

you

sure?"

appears'

How

to

replace

a

waypoint

in

a

route

1.

Press

the

MENU'ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[Routes]'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

3.

Select

lAlpha]

"'ii""''f

'

and

press

the

ENT

key

to

show

the

route

list'

4.

Select

the

route

to

edit'

"nf11the|NT

kev'

I eoto I

Eil

I

Delete

I

ll

5.

Select

[Edit]'

and

press

the

ENT

key

to

show

the

route

list'

6.

Select

the

waypoint

to

replace'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

lcmttg" I

=-

lili:ql

7.

Select

[Change]'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

8.

Select

Wpnal'

[Uocatl'

and

press

the

ENT

key

to

show

the

waypoint

list'

9.

Select

the

new

waypoint'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

10.

press

the

MENUriooM

key

severar

times

to

crose

the

menu'

How

to

delete

a

waypoint

from

a

route

1.

press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[Routes]'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

3.

Select

[Alpha]

or

[Uocat]'

and

press

the

ENT

key

to

show

the

route

list'

4.

Select

the

route

to

edit'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

5.

Select

[Edit],

and

press

the

ENT

key

to

show

the

route

information'

6.

Select

the

waypoint

to

delete

from

the

route'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

7.

Select

[Delete]'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

B.

Press

the

MENU'ZOOM

key

severaltimes

to

close

the

menu'

l

4.2.2

i

41

]lilb

insert

a waypoint

in

a

route

Toisert

a

waypoint

in a route,

do the following:

Press

the ilENU/ZOOM

key

twice to show the main menu.

Sc{ect

[Routes],

and

press

the ENT key.

Sdect

[Alpha]

or

[Local],

and

press

the

ENT

key to show the route list.

Sdect the route

to edit,

and

press

the ENT

key.

Sdect

[Edit],

and

press

the ENT key to

show

the route list.

Sdect the waypoint

which will

come after

the waypoint to

be

inserted,

and

press

the ENT key.

Sdect

[Add],

and

press

the ENT key.

Sdect

[Alpha]

or

[Local],

and

press

the ENT key to show the waypoint list.

Select the waypoint,

and

press

the ENT key.

Press

the MENUIZOOM key

several times

to

close

the menu.

t-

L

3.

1-

e

6-

t.

E.

9.

t0.

]lou

to temporarily

deselect a waypoint in a route

Yqr

can temporarily

deselect

an unnecessary

waypoint from a route.

Using

the route

ctffi in

the illustration

shown below as an exampie, deselect the

second

interme-

ft waypoint.

CNSZ

(Starting

point)

lntermediate ooint 2

(wPr

002)

lntermediate

point

1

(wPT

oo1)

|

SINGP

Fyou

reconstruct

the route

without the second intermediate

point

it would

look like the

fustation

below.

WPT

OO2

sKtP

*002'

o

WPT

OO1

CNSZ

WPT

OO3

I.

Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key twice to

show

the main menu.

2. Select

[Routes],

and

press

the ENT key.

3.

Select

[Alpha]

or

[LocalJ,

and

press

the ENT key to select the route

list.

1.

Select the route

to edit,

and

press

the ENT key.

5.

Select

[Edit],

and

press

the ENT

key to shsw the route information.

6. Select

the waypoint

to skip, and

press

the

ENT

key.

7.

Select

[SkipJ,

and

press

the ENT key to show

"X"

next to

the waypoint

chosen at

step 6.

4.3.1

4.3.2

4. ROUTES

8.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

severaltimes

to

close

the

menu'

Note:

To

restore

waypoint

to a

route,

select

[Skip

Offl

at step

7, and

press

the

ENT

key.

How

to

Erase

a

Route

You

can

erase

routes

individually

or

collectively'

How

to

erase

a

route

through

the

route

list

Note:

The

route

used

as

route

navigation

can

not

be

erased'

1.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to show

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[Routes],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

3.Select[Alpha]or[Local],andpresstheENTkeytoshowtheroutelist.

4.

Select

the

route

to erase,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

5.

Select

[Delete],

and

press

the

ENT

key

to

erase

the

route

chosen

at step

4'

6.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key severaltimes

to close

the

menu'

How

to

erase

all

routes

1.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[Delete],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

3.

Select

[All

Routes],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

4.

Select

[Delete],

and

press

the

ENT

key

to

show

the

following

message.

Ilelete

all

routes;

fire

golr. sure

?

Yes

E

When

no route

is

set as

destination

ffoute

is

set

as

destination.

Are

gou

sure

to

itelete

all

routes

?

Ies

E

When a route

is

set

as destination

Select

[Yes],

and

press

the

ENT

key

to erase

all

routes'

Note:

To cancel,

select

[No].

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to close

the

menu'

5.

6.

DESTINATION

trL*dion

can be set

by

four

methods

:

by cursor, by waypoint,

by

route

and by

nn

pc*-titm.

whenever

a new destination is

set.

nESitg

by MOB

position

is

described

in

chapter

1. When

setting a destination, a

Uphe b shown

between

own boat and the destination selected. Also, the range

d bsiq from

own

boat to the destination are shown at the left-hand side of the screen.

3D

1050

nm

I

N 22.36.',22.5"

H ?2'36'15.O!',

L14139t,45-tr'l

RIG

(nm

0.10

BRG

311

22"39',{

g-g'x

{

,l

4"39'53-{'e

How

to Set Destination by Gursor Position

Yor

can set

a destination

at

the

position

with no waypoint. This

destination

is

called

qicft

Poinf.

On

the

plofter

display,

operate

the cursorpad to

place

the

cursor on the

location

desired

for

destination.

Press

the

GO TO key

to enter the

waypoint as the

quick point.

The

quick

waypoint

is shown with a

green

solid circle, and named

as

"QP".

This

point

is

saved in

the waypoint list automatically.

Cancel

the destination,

referring to section 5.4,

when

arriving at the waypoint.

IG:

The

quick

point

set is erased

when

a

new

one

is

entered.

T-

L

3-

5.

DESTINATION

5.2

How

to

Set

Destination

by

Waypoint

Youcansetawaypointasdestinationbyusingthecursororthewaypointslist.

5.2.1

How

to

set

a

destination

waypoint

with

the

cursor

l.ontheplotterdisptay,operatethecursorpadtoplacethecursoronthewaypoint

wnicn-v'ou

want

to

set

as

the

destination'

2.

Press

the

ENT

keY'

5.2.2

3.

Select

[Goto],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

4.

Cancel

tne

destination

referring

to

section

5'4

when

arriving

at

the

waypoint'

How

to

set

a

destination

waypoint

through

the

list

1.

Press

the

MENUIZOOM

key

twice

to-1now

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[Waypoints]'

and

press

the

ENT

key

'ri,

::::tilffiilfi'rt,'"d

press

the

ENr

kev

to

show

the

wavpoint

tist

5.

6.

How

to

Set

Route

as

Destination

You

can

set

a

route

as

destination

through

the

list'

l.PresstheMENU,zooMkeytwicetoshowthemainmenu.

2.

Select

[Route]'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

I

5.3

ffiEonxc-"*tBack

tEl.trl

:Enter

l/V:Setect

103.?

z?o

0.26

99

5-2

lt-

5.

DESTIT{ATIC{

t

Srr"EtlAbtal

or

[Local],

and

press

the ENT key;

h >hrt6 >Borte

List

lhE

Corrent ILf,G(kr)

ltuntm

tlEtvzulll:carEel/nack tEilrl;Enter

llv:selmt

SerecttE route

to set as a destination,

and

press

the ENT

key.

@

Irait I

I o"r.r. I

ll

S€lect

[Goto],

and

press

the ENT

key.

Sebct

[Fonrard]

or

[Reverse].

Forrard:

Follows

waypoints

in

order

registered

(1-+2-+3...)

Reterse:

Follows

waypoints

in reverse order

registered

(30 (when

maximum en-

bred)

-+29-+28...-->1)

Presstte

ENT key

to show

the

plotter

display.

The

destination

route is shown with

waypoints

connected with legs.

Carcd the

destination referring

to section 5.4

when

arriving at

the waypoint.

lhb

chanoe

the following direction

after vou set a

route

as

destination

tftr

you

start doing the route destination,

you

can change the following direction,

Fruardl+lReversel

or vice versa. Place the cursor on a

leg

of

the route, and

press

It EXT

key to show

the

following

pop-up

window. Select

[Reverse]

(or

[Forward]).

Tlsr,

select

[Yes]

and

press

the

ENT key.

llG: lf

your

boat

has

not

yet

arrived at

the fustwaypoint in the route, the current

route

desilinatbn is

cancelled if

you

select

[Reverse]

(or[Foruvard]).

Setthe

route destination

again.

How

to

Cancel

Destination

Yq.r

can

cancel destination by using the cursor, or through the list.

How

to cancel

destination

with

the cursor

1-

On the

plofter

display, operate the cursorpad

to

place

the cursor on the

waypoint

(route)

set as the current destination.

5-

&

7-

&

f.,fi

5€

5.

DESTINATION

5.3

Caneel

Boute

ltauigation'

Are

gou

sure

?

Ies

E

Cancel

Goto'

fire

gou

sure

?

tes

E

{r,

l"rrxe

Jesl'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

-:

iarr:B

select

[No]'

'e,

wayPoint

destination)

(for

route

navigation)

tht

to

cancel

destination

through

the

list

T

;!rss

fE

IENUZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

L

sflmffi

'rtra,r,ointsl

(or

[Routes])'

and

press

the

ENT

key

twice'

Sflmf,

f,e

*ai,toint

(route)

set

as

the

*t*^t

d"tt't"t"l

*.$$$""

Edit

De

lete

SW fi,

[smdiil+6

(for

route

navigation)

ENT

keY.

":el

ffoute

'lu

sulrE

l{auigation.

'l

E

Hiltl

dno

rou

dttrtr

d,ril$o

"

FilrilEm

Z

SuhrlrmH

r

5-2

ro

close

the

menu'

A1ARMS

Overview

There

are

total

nine

alarm

conditions

which

generate

both

audio

and visual

alarms:Anival

*rm'

Anchor

watch

alarm,

XTE

(cross-Track

Error)

alarm,

speed

alarm,

speed

B6ed

ouput

alarm,

WAAS

alarm,

Time

alarm,

Trip

alarm

and

odometer

alarm.

llhen

an

alarm

setting

is

violated,

lhe

buzzer

sounds

and

the name

of

the

offending

darrn

and

the

alarm

icon

appear

on

the

display

(alarms

other

than

Speed

Based

out-

tr

t).

You

can

silence

the buzzer

and

remove

the

alarm

name

indication

by

pressing

any

key-

The

alarm

icon

remains

on

the

screen

until the

reason

for

the alarm

is

cleared.

Alarm

icon

(flashing)

Alarm

message

Lr-r

triua

xr

$Gcd

s

libir

&Her

UftllrZlffl

I

z

C ance

I zBack

l/V:Select

To

know

which

alarm

has

been

happened,

do

the following procedure.

1.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

mehu.

?.

Select

[Messages],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

llerr

)Ilessages

O

XI}

fiLANT!

IllElu,/ZOOHI:CancelzBack

ffnf

t:inter

l/V

:Select

Example

alarm

message

The

display

shows

the

names

of offending

alarms.

krir km

0ff 0ff 0ff 0ff 0ff 0ff

1.15

kn

0 .000

kra

0.0 knlh

00:00

n

0

6. ALARMS

Messaqe

and

meaninos

ment

trouble'

See

section

8'3'

6.2

Buzzer

TyPe

Selection

The

buzzer

sounds

whenever

an

alarm

setting

is violated.

You

can

select

the

type

of

buzzer

as

follows:

1.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

2.

Select

[Alarms],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

3.

Select

lBuzzerl,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

Select

buzzer

type,

and

press

the ENT

key'

Short:

A short

beeP

sounds.

Long:

Three

long

beePs

sound.

Coniinuous:

Continuous

long

beeps

sound

until

a

key

is

pressed'

Press the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

ctose

the

menu'

6.3

How

to

Set

an

Alarm

Set

alarms

as

below:

Note:

For

the

Anchor

alarm,

press

the

wPT/MOB

key

to enter

the

waypoint

at

own

boat's

position, and

set

it as

destination

referring

to

paragraph 5'2'1'

1. Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

4.

5.

6-2

The

boat

is off

its

intended

course

by

the

range

set'

The time

set

has

come.

The boat's

speed

is

higher

than

the

range

set'

The

boat

is approaching

the arrival

area'

The

boat

has

traveled

further

than

the

preset

trip

distance'

The

boat

has.traveled

the

total

distance

set'

The boat

has

moved

a certain

distance

(when it should

be

at

WAAS

signal

cannot

be

found.

NO WMS

SIGNAL!

6. ALARMS

L Select

[Alarms],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

lLrr

>6lars

Dua=,t

krir.nlzfirrchor xtf,

Seed

ffiti

Iire Irip

Odmter

il

firr iua I

0n

Bff

0ff 0ff 0ff uff

0.50

*n

0.010

kn

0.O

kn.ah

os:*8

I

krrt

0km

ttlEtWZtlUllI

:CancelzEack

tElllI

:Enter

l1V:Select

3.

Select

an

alarm

item,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

4-

Do one

of

the

following:

(Anival/Anchor)

1) Select

[Arrival]

or

[Anchor],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

2\

Press

)

and

ENT

keY.

3)

Enter

the

alarm

area,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

(XIE,

Speed,

TriP and

Odometer)

1) Select

[On],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

2)

Press )

and

ENT

keY.

3)

Enter

the

value,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

(WAAS) Select

[On],

and

Press

the

ENT

keY.

[Iime)

1) Select

[On],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

2)

Press )

and

ENT

keY

in

order.

3)

Enter

the

time, and

press

the

ENT

key'

4) For

12-hour

clock,

press

)

and

ENT

key'

5)

Select

[AM]

or

[PM],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

(Speed

Based

OutPut)

1) Select

[On],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

2)

Press

)

and

ENT

keY.

3)

Enter

the speed

at

which

to

close

the

contact

signal,

and

press

the

ENT

key'

4) Press

V

and

ENT

keY.

5)EnterthespeedtoopenthecontactSignal,andpresstheENTkey.

5.

Press

the

MENUIZOOM

key

twice

to close

the

menu'

Nde

1: To cancelan

alarm,

select

[Ofl

at

1) on

step

4'

ilote

2: You

can

activate

the

arrival

alarm

or the

anchor

watch

alarm;

they

cannot

be

activated

together.

6-3

6.

ALARMS

6.4

Alarm

DescriPtions

Arrival

alarm

The

arrival

alarm

informs

you that

"*l

!:ilis

approaching'a

destination

waypoint'

The

area

that

defines

""

i"ra

zone

is

that

of

a

circle

which

you

approach

from

the

outside

of

the

circle'

#il;;ii

'"'i'"t"

if

your

boat

enters

the

circle'

D

Own

boat's

position

Alarm

setting

Destination

waYPoint

K

'

Alarm

released

boat's

W,

Alarm

released

{ow

the

arrival

alarm

works

How

ffie

arnva'

at'7tt"

Ytv'r'e

Anchor

watch

alarm

:hat

your

boat

is

movin$

when

it

''h?'uld

The

anchor

watch

alarm

sounds

to

warn

you.l

be

at

rest.

Before

*o,"gin"'"""no,

*rt"n

"rrr.,'r"t

current

position

as

destination

wayPoint.

Alarm

setting

Destination

wayPoint

How

the

anchor

watch

alarm

works

64

6.

AT.Arc

il-

rlE

XTE

(Gross-Track

Errorl alarm

The

XTE

alarm warns

you

when own boat

is off its intended course.

Destination

waypoint

-o

'Alarm

setting

W

Alarm released

How

the XTE alarm

works

Soeed

alarm

The

speed alarm alerts

you

when the boat's

speed

is higher than the

alarm range set.

WAAS

alarm

This

alarm

alerts

you

when the

WAAS signal

is lost. Note that On cannot

be chosen

if

[Mode]

in

Menu>WAAS

is

set

to GPS.

Time alarm

The

time

alarm works

like

an

alarm clock,

releasing

audio and visual

alarms when the

time

entered has come.

Trio

alarm

The

trip alarm tells

you

when

your

boat

has traveled

further than the

preset

trip dis-

tance.

Odometer

alarm

This

alarm alerts

you

when

your

boat has

traveled the total distance

you

set.

OTHER

FUNCTIONS

This

chapter

describes

menu

items

not

carried

in other

chapters'

7,1

Plofter

SetuP

Menu

llerur

)Plotter

SetuP

ftrto

llaypuint

EntrgtC[G)

t

ry

50'

C'G

Line

:

0n

C0GzBBG

ref.

:

lld$

llagnetic

Uariation

:

fiuto

lil

3

o

NP

llanre

:

DisP

Goto

ITG,/Effi

SFII

:

fiuto

30

s

10s

IilEilt

/Zn0HI

:CancelrBack

[EllTI

:Enter

l/Y

:SelEct

COG

Line

You

can

show

or

hide

the

COG

line

on

the

plotter

display'

COG/BRG

ref.

Boat's

course

and

bearing

to a

waypoint

are

displayed

in true

or

magnetic

bearing'

Magnetic

bearing

is true

bearing

plus

(or minus)

earth's

magnetic

variation.

select

tt

Uearing

reference

in according

to

the

compass

installed:

magnetic

for

magnetic

pass,

tiue

for

gyrocompass or

satellite

Gompass

using

true

bearing'

Maonetic

Variation

The

location

of

the

magnetic

north

pole

is different

from

the

geographical

north

pole

This

causes

a

difference

between

the

true

and

magnetic

north

direction.

The

differ-

ence

is called

magnetic

variation,

and

varies

with

respect

to

the observation

point

earth.

Your

unit

is

pre-programmed

with all

the

earth's

magnetic

variation'

However'

you

may

wish

to enter

variition

manually

to refine

accuracy

using

the

latest

chart'

Se

icoodnc

ref.l

on

the

Plotter

Setup

menu

to

[Mag]

to use

magnetic

variation.

To enter

magnetic

variation

manually,

do

the

following:

1)

lf

necessary,

change

coordinate

from east

to west

or

vice

versa.

2)

Enter

the

value

refening

to

a

recent

nautical

chart'

3)

Press

the

ENT

keY.

TTGETA

SPD

k*date

time to

go

and

estimated time of arrival, enter

your

speed as below.

tkt5

(GPS

calculated

speed)

t-

Press

>

and ENT in order.

L furthe

speed average

(1

to

999 sec.)to

use, and

press

the ENT key.

Srrd

(Speed

calculated manually)

l-

Ress

> and ENT in order.

L fur speed

(1

to 999 knot), and

press

the

ENT key.

GPS

Setup

Menu

TtE

GPS

Setup menu smooths

position

and course, averages

speed,

applies

position

Get,

and deactivates

unhealthy satellites.

lbru >GPS

Setup

Ihtun llauigatiou

fuoth Position

Smth

S./C

Iat 0ffset

Ipn Offset

SJ ELU

,ry

:

Great Circle

:

0s

:

5s

:

0.000'li

r

0.000'E

:

5o

tllElL/Z00lll

:CnncelzBick

[Ellll

:Enter

l.,/V iSelect

Ildrm

Yq.n

unit is

programmed

to recognize most of the major chart systems of the world.

Alhough

the WGS-84

system, the

GPS

standard, is now

widely

used other categories

dcharts

stillexist.

Selectthe same datum which is used in

your

nautical charts. Select

IreSS4 (default

setting), WGS72

or Other

(required

the datum number

entering).

Xavioation

When

you

set a destination, the

equipment

displays the range, bearing

and

course to

lhst

destination.

Range and bearing

are calculated

by the Great Circle

or

Rhumb Line

meftod.

Route

total distance is

also calculated.

Cross-track error is only calculated in

trp

Rhumb

Line method.

Rhumb

line: This method

calculates the range and bearing between two

points

drawn

sr

a nautical

chart. Since the bearing is kept constant it is ideal for

short-range

navi-

galion. Great

circle: This

course

line

is the shortest course between two

points

on the surface

dthe

earth, like

stretching a

piece

of string between two

points

on

earth. Frequent

bearing

changes

are

required

to navigate by this method. For long-range navigation,

dvide

the Great

Circle route into several routes, and navigate

each route by Rhumb

Une.

7.

OTHER

$nodr

Pcition

yurEntre

receMng

condition

is

unfavorable,

the

GpS fix

may

change

randomly,

rfte

boat is

dead

in water.

This

change

can

be reduced

by

smoothing,the

raw

fues.

The

setting

range is

from

0

(no

smoothing)

to

999 seconds.

The

higher

the

tirg

the more

smoothed

the raw

data,

however

too

high

a setting

slows

response

to

change

in latitude

and longitude.

This

is especially

noticeable

at high

boat

'0'

is

the normal

setting; increase

the

setting if

the

Gps fix

changes

randomly.

Smooth

S/C

(speed/course)

During

position

fixing,

your

boat's velocity (speed

and course)

is

direcfly

measured

receiving

GPS satellite

signals.

The

raw

velocity

data may

change

randomly

ing

on receiving

conditions

and

otherfactors.

You

can reduce

this random

variation

increasing

the

smoothing.

Like

with latitude

and longitude

smoothing,

the higher

speed

and

course smoothing

the more

smoothed

the

raw

data. lf

the

setting is

too

high,

however,

the response

to speed

and course

change

slows.

The

setting range

from

0

(no

smoothing)

to

9999

seconds.

Lat Offset.

Lon

Offset

lf

there is

the

error between

the

positions

shown

on

your

equipment

and chart

when

docking

at a

pier,

you

may

apply

an

offset to

latitude

and longitude

position.

Mark

boat's

position

on the

chart to

calculate

the error

with latitude

and longitude,

and

the

values.

SV

ELV

(satellite

elevation)

Set

the minimum

elevation

of

satellites

to use

to fix

position.

SBAS

Menu

llenu )SBfiS

l'loile

SBAS

Search

'ry

:

Auto 130

tilEilU/Z00|'ll:CanceluBack

tEllTl:Enter

l/V

:Select

*Use

"0"

(as

default

setting).

Iode

Yqr

can select

GPS or SBAS for the

position

fixing mode.

SBAS

Search

For

SBAS

setting,

the GEO satellite

is

searched

automatically or manually. For GEO

satellite

number,

see

page

AP-3.

Arto: The

system automatically searches for the optimum

GEO

satellite

from

your

qrrrent

position.

(All

satellites

are searched.)

Ianual:

Enter

a GEO satellite number

manually.

Position

Display

Format

Position

can be

shown

in latitude

and

longitude.

llenu )Pos Setup

Ilisplag

:

t H$tu/200il I

:

Cance I rBack t Et{T I

:

Enter A/V:Select

DisolaY

Select

the

Position

format'

.

xx.)oo(':

Shows

UL

position

with

no

seconds'

.

xx':o<.t':

Displays

UL

position

with

seconds'

7.5

SYstem

Menu

lntheSystemmenu,youcancustomizevariousdisplaysettings,forexample'

and

date

formats,

etc'

Ileg

BeeP

Language

Units

Iirne

tlffset

Dagligltt

Sauing

line

,Iine

DisPlag

Ilate

llisPlag

:

English

:

tqn,lrnrh

:

+

B:00

:

tlff

: tZHsur

:

IIIIrl'llt/Il

II€no

Self

Test

Beset

Lla

:Se

iect

Key

Beeo

This

item

turns

the

key

beep

on

or

off'

Units

The

Units

item

lets

you

select

the

unit

of

measurement

for

range'

speed

and

from

the

units

shown

below'

fin

Offset

GPS r,pes

UTC time.

lf

you

would rather

use

local

time, enter

the

time differenoe

iillltrgr:

-14:00

to

+14:00,

15 minutes step) between it and UTC time.

Drfsht

Saving Time

Fururnties

that

use daylight'savings

time, select On

to enable daylight

savings

time.

Thn

Disptay

v

,r 6t

display the time in 12

or 24hour

format.

Ib

Disolay

Sel€ctthe

date display, DD/MMMffY or MM/DD|/Y.

tlrno

?rc

demonstration

display

provides

simulated

operation of this unit.

You

may set

the

speed manually

and course manually or automatically.

All controls are operative

-

you

rnay

enter marks,

set destination, etc.

.

fode:

select

[On].

The indication SIM appears at

the top left-hand

side

to inform

you

that the

simulation mode in use. To cancel, select

[Offl.

Speed:

Enter the

speed

(two

digits) to use

for the demonstration mode.

Course:

Select Auto

or

Manual. For manual entry of course, enter course

in three

dQits.

The Auto

course tracks a circular course.

.

Lat,

Lon: Enter latitude

and longitude of

the

position

to start the demonstration.

Rcset

ffrip)

Yqr

can reset the

trip meter to zero. Select

[On]

at

[Trip]

on System>Reset menu.

llenu )$gstem

)fieset

Irip(Z

nn)

GPS

*

l'lenu Settings*

Factorg Heset*

,ry

:

Off

:

off

:

Off

IITENU/Z00i{!

:

Cancel/Back [EllT]

:

Enter

l/Y:Select

Items to be cleared

(See

section

8.5.)

7.6 User

Display

Menu

To customize

user displays,

which are

[6]

and

[7]

appeared

when the DISP

key

b

pressed (see

section

1.4), use the User

Display menu.

llenu illser

Displag

Displag 1

,E@

Ilisplag

2

:

C0G

tilEHUzZ0OHI:CancelzBack

tEHf

I:f,nter

l,/Y

:Select

Note:

You can show

the User Display

menu by

pressing

the ENT

key more

than

seconds

at the

User display

1

(display

[6])

and

2

(171).

DISP key is

pressed

Item

name on User

Display menu

User

display

1

Display

[6]

Display

1

User

display

2

Display

[7]

Display

2

tlfll-€c

FUNCTIONS

DisPlaY

1.

Disolav

2

YoucanselectitemstoshowontheUserdisp|ay1(displayt6])and2(t4)'frorn

among

digitaldata,

speedomete'

u1O

COO

(see-page

1-7)'

When

choosing

lOtrlftr

Display

2,

for

example'

the

display

[7]

is

not

shown'

For[Digital],youcandisplayonetofouritemsofdigitalnavigationdataontheuser

display.

l.Press}andENTkeyinordertoshowthefollowingwindow.

2.Selectthescreendivision,whichisthenumberofdatatodisplay'andpressthe

ilJJSl;r,

now

rooks

somethins

rike

the

one

shown

berow,

showins

data

choices

and

screen

division

selected'

srthree

XTE:

Cross-track

error

TTG:

Time

to

go

(to destination)

ETA:

Estimated

time

to

arrival

(to destination)

WPT:

Range

and

bearing

to

waYPoint

None:

No

disPlaY

t'tr*u

>U="*

Displag

)Displag

1

)Data

Select

-

B

:soc

I n I

n

I

s

:

BBG

l-----f-----l

p

:xrE

I

.

I

'

I

ffirmort

tcnncelzBack

tEllTI

:Erter

l/V:Select

*:

Depending

on

the

selection

at

step

'z'

E

H

ffi

3.

Select

tA],

tBl,

tClor

tDl,

and

press

the

ENT

kev'

ODO:

Odometer

distance

Trip:TriP

distance

Time:

Time

Date:

Date

POSN:

Position

Volts:

Power

voltage

SOG:

SPeed

over

ground

COG:

Course

over

ground

RNG:

Range

BRG:

Bearing

7-7

7€

7.

OTHERF

t'

Repeat

stsPe

-

lisplay

1

(display

[6])

and

2

(rud

l",;:.,"Tilrffii*"',':,:::'fl:

u,",

o,.o'",

1

or

2

desired,

and

OO"

lect

data'

and

Press

the

ENT

-..---...----

1oDo:

odometer

distance

+{E,?AT-J!"J

"l:'

iip,

ft,p

distance

'

'-'

i;

destination)

Time:

Time

ETA:

Lstimated

time

to

Date:

Date

arrival

(to

destination)

"tliin,

Position,.-^-

WpT:

Range

and

bearing

XtsE1

H:::

:*?"i::::^

*".",'i,I3IJ0","x.

COG:

Course

over

ser

ect

the

ite

m

.

"llY;ll,i

::"r",:r'ffIllt,"*

RePeat

stePs

2

and

3

t

3.

4.

S#iffirhsr'',;'ffit:l'

vou

can

serect

the

ranse

ror

the

speedometer

ffi,.ffi

lfO

Setup

Menu

taypoint and route

data can

be uploaded

from

your

unit

to a

PC, or downloadedtom

a FC b

your

unit.

Tlge are two kinds of

data

for route

data:

route

data

and

route

comment

data.

liEnu >I/l

Setup

Data(BSZ3z)*

,EE[

Itata(BS4ZZ)*

:

GpS

lil'lEA 0183 Uer.sion*

:

2.3

Saue

IIPIzSIE

->

PC

I€ad

t{FI/nTE

(-

PC

Iiring

Info. ilnEA

0103

*

l/V:Select

,

*:

See

chaPter9.

h: No

position

fix is available

during

uploading

or

downloading.

S:ilino

for communication

software

on

PC

Bad Rate

38400

bps

Ctwacter

Length

8 bit

Farity

None

Sbp Bit

1 bit

FbwControl

XON/OEF

7.

OI}CR

1:

Waypoint

tatitude

2:

N/S

3:

Waypoint

longitude

4:

EIW

5:

Waypoint

name

(1

to

g

characters)

6:

Waypoint

color

(NULL/O:

black,

1:

red,

2:

yeltow,

3:

green,

4:

brown,

5:

purple,

6:

blue)

7:

Waypoint

comment

!',Q_.lsee

below.),,+

0

to

13

characters)

tiH:lTtriffiil;*l'.*';'sr'

o'rs

0x71

throusil;;

are

arways

-r-olowing

characters

can

be

used

for

comments:

_ABCDEFGHTJKLMNO_PQRSTUWXyZOl2:4567_89&0+_7=z>(space)

0x10:

o

@q,

ox11:t@r,

oriz,i'6ir,,

ortg,J@,,

-,,oioio,3

@u,

0x15:

i@v,

0x16::rr

@w,0x17:S@x,

0x1g:{D

@y,Ox1g:

I

@z

8:

Flag

marking

waypoint

(A:

displayeO,

i:

t,tot

displayed)

9:

UTC

(Atways

NULL)

10:

Day

(Always

NULL)

11:

Month

(Always

NULL)

12:Year

(Always

NULL)

,m

1^

t

z

3

4

5

6

7

8-_iiT

7-11

F-riurgTloNS

Route

data format

X.X,

1

Number of sentences

required for

one

complete route data

(1

to 6)See

note.

Number

of sentences

currently

used

(1

to

6)

Message mode

(Always

set to

"C".)

4:

Route No.

(1

to 100)

5 to

12:

Waypoint

name

(1

to 8 characters,

length

of

each waypoint

name

is fixed to

7 byte)

1st bYte:

"-"

(hYPhen)=

skip ON,

" "

(sPace)=

skiP OFF

After 2nd byte:

Waypoint

name

(1

to

8 characters)

Hote:

A route can contain

max.30

waypoints

and

GPRTE

sentence

.fior

one route data

may exceed

80 byte

limitation.

ln this case,

route

data is

divided

into several GPRTE

sentences

(max. 4

sentences).

This

value

shows

the

number of sentences

route data

has been divided.

Route

comment

data format

PFEC, GPrtc,

X,

E,

c--c

123

Route

No.

(1

to 100)

2: Route comment

(Max.

18 characters,

variable

length)

3: Route

name

(Max.

6 characters,

variable

length)

End

of sentence

$PFEC,

GPxfr,

CTL,

E

c--c

a

x.x'

1,

9j'

234

,

i l

l l

I

j

i

I

I I

I

I I

j

7.7.1

UPloading

data

to

a

PG

,1.

Connect

a

Pc

to

your

HP-33,

referring

to

the

interconnec{ion

diagram

atthe

of

this

manual'

2.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

3.

Select[

l/O

Setup],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

4.

Select

[Save

WPT/RTE

->

PCI'

and

press

the

ENT

key'

llenu

>I/O

Setup

>Saue

llPI/nIE

->

PC

AII

UfI/nTD

uill

be saued

to

PC'

Set PC

port to 3B400bps.

0bit'

!-n'

sl'

$auing

Start

?

Ies

u

rEnter

.-

'_";i-

i,

'ii':!ril

ial

tilEl{uzzllull

I

:

CancellBack

IEITI I

5.Press{toselect[Yes],andpresstheENTkeytostarttheuploading.

6.

When

the

completion

message

appears'

press

any

key

to

finish'

Downloading

data

from

PC

Note

that

allwaypoint

and

route

data

stored

in

the

HP-33

will

be

deleted

when

data

downloaded

from

PC.

l.ConnectaPCtoyourHP-33,referringtotheinterconnectiondiagramatthe

of

this

manual.

2.

Press

the

MENUTZOOM

key

twice

to show

the

main

menu'

3.

Select

[llO

Setup],

and

press the

ENT

key'

4.

Select

[Load

WPT/RTE

<-

PC],

and

press

the

ENT

key'

lle$tr.>I./B

Setup

>Load.UPI/RTE

{-

FC

Current

$PI/BIE

uill

be

erascd

and

load

FC

iota'

Set

fC

port to

3S'l00DPs,

8bit,

P-n'

st'

Loaalins

Start

?

r

iltEHllliE&l

I

:carce lrBack

ifilTt:Enter

l/V:Select

Press{toselect[Yes],andpresstheENTkeytostartthedownloading.

After

the

completion

message

appears,

press

any

key

to

finish'

7.7.2

5.

6.

i

lffirg.

I

t

MAINTENANCE,

TROUBLE'

SHOOTING

Maintenance

Regutar

maintenance

is

important

to

maintain

performance'

Check

the

following

poi"nt.

to

help

maintain

performance'

.Checkthatconnectorsontherearpanelarefirmlytightenedandfreeofrust.

.Checkthatthegroundsystemisfreeofrustandtnegrounowireistightlyfastened.

.

Check

that

battery

terminals

are

clean

and

free

of

rust'

.Dustordirtmayberemovedfrom^thercabinetwithsoftcloth'Water.dilutedmildde-

tergent

may

be

,r"oY,t'o-"rirlJ.

oo

r.ror

#;il;1

cleaners

to

clean

the

disptay

unit;

they

may

remove

paint

and

markings'

.

Wipe

the

LCO

caretuffy

to

prevent

scratching'

using

tissue

paperand

an

LCD

clean-

er'Toremoveoi'toiJaitdeposits'':":li;DctJaner'wipingslowlvwithtissue

paper

so

r"

to

oi'JrJJth";[;';"r

;;n;;;;'r':o'j:lY*

the

sart

or

dirt

will

not

scratch

*";iL]ilot

rr"

,otr"nts'sucn

as

thinner'

acetone

or

benzene

for

cleaning'

erso'

Jo

not

use

degreas"t;;"*";

'ot'tion'

as

they

can

strip

the

coating

from

the

LCD'

ffieLCDisapproximately50,00ohours.Theactualnumberofhoursde--

pends

on

"toi""t

tiLilf

i'l'"';;;,1i11v"tim**

tn"

brilliance

cannot

be

raised

sur-

flciently,

ask

your

o""i"t

about

replacement'

I

i

I

hdwrren

data's

i

I

ftnrn

atthe

back

i

7-13

8-1

8.

MAINTENANCE,

TROUBLESHOOTING

8.2

Troubleshooting

This section

provides

simple

troubleshooting

procedures

which

the user

can

followl

restore

normal

operation.

lf

you

cannot

restore

normal

operation,

do not

attemptb

cfreck

inside

the

unit.

Any

trouble

should

be

referred

to a

qualified

technician.

Check

that

power

cable

is firmly

fastened.

You

cannot

turn on

the

Power.

Check

for damaged

power

cable

and

connector.

Check

whether

the

volt

output

is

over

9V.

less 9

\1,

can

not

power

on.

Press

the

<b

/BRtl-l-

key

several

times

to adjust

the

brilliance.

No

picture

appears.

Turn

off and

on

the

power.

lf

no change,

ask

your

dealer.

There

is

no response

when a

keY

is

pressed.

Check

that antenna

connector

is firmly

fastened.

Position

is

not fixed

within

90 sec-

onds.

Check

the

number

of satellites

on

Satellite

Monitor

display.

lf there

are

two or

less,

check

for

obstruc-

tions

between

antenna

unit and

satellites.

Check

that

the

correct

geodetic

chart

system

is se-

lected

on

the

GPS Setting

screen.

Position

is wrong.

Enter

position

offset

on

the GPS

Setting

screen.

Check

Magnetic

Variation

on

the

Plotter

Setup

Bearing

is wrong.

8-2

8-

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the

lrllessage

Board

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and

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The

use

'll

,r"r.

the

MENUIZooM

kev

twice

to

show

the

menu'

2

Select

[Svstem]'

and

press

tt:::lfl;".

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remedY

R"qu""t

service'

Request

service'

Request

service'

XX:

Program

version

No'

8-3

8. MAINTENANCE,

TROUBLESHOOTING

5.

Press

each

key

one

by one.

The corresponded

mark

on

the display

turns

red

if

the key

is functioning properly-

6.

Press

the MENU/zooM

key

three

times

to

crose

the test

screen.

.

7.

Select

[LCD

Test],

and

press

the ENT

key.

Each

press

of this

key

changes

the

LCD

pattern

in

the

sequence

shown

below.

Red-+Red (gradation)

-+

Green

-+

Green

(gradation)-+Blue-+Blue

(gradation)-+

Wh ite

-+White/Black

(gradation)

-+

Black

-+

retu

rn

to

System

screen.

Note:

To

cancelthe

test,

press

the MENU/ZOOM

key.

8. Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

close

the menu.

8.5

Clearing

Data

You

can clear

GPS

data,

menu

settings*

and

all

backup

data*

to

start

afresh

(*other

than

Language,

Units

and TD).

1. Press

the MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

menu.

2.

Select

[System],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

3.

Select

[Reset],

and

press

the ENT

key.

lleru

)Sgsten

*eset

%

Tript2

ira)

|

ry

GP'S

:

off

llenu

Settings

:

Uff

Factorg

fieset

:

Off

4.

select

[GPS],

[Menu

settings]

or

[Factory

Reset],

and

press

the ENT

key.

5.

Select

[On],

and

press

the

ENT

key.

6. Press

.(

to

select

[Yes],

and

press

the ENT

key.

[Menu

Settings],

[Factory

Reset]:

Go to tnitiat

setting

screen.

Select

the tanguage,

then

press

ENT

and

MENU/ZOOM

key

in

order.

84

Description

Correct:

"OK",

Wrong:

"NG"

Correct:

"OK",

Wrong:

"NG"

Correct:

"OK",

Wrong:

:'NG"

The

program

version

No.

which

is

currenfly

used

ap

pears. Number

of test repetition.

9.2

g2-1

INSTALLATION

Equipment

Lists

lnstallation

of Receiver

Unit

lnstallation

consideration

The receiver

unit can be installed

on

a

desktop,

underside of table

or in a

panel.

Refer

to the outline

drawings

at the end

of

this manualfor

installation instructions.

When

se-

lecting

a mounting

location,

keep in mind

the

following

points:

.

Locate

the unit away from

exhaust

pipes

and vents.

.

The mounting

location

should be well ventilated.

.

Mount the

unit where

shock and vibration are minimal.

Slandard

Suooly

Name

Type

Code No.

otv

Remarks

Main

unit HP.33

1

Antenna

Unit

HA-017

1 w/10

m

cable

lnstallation

Materials

1 set

Accessories

1 set

$t

r"

FrrlIJrTII[

9.2.2

Locate

the

unit away

fiom

equipment

wtricfr

gpn-erates

electormgnc{b

fieHs

as

a motor or

generator

Allow

sufficient

maintenance

space

at the

sides

and rear

of the unit

and leane

ficient

slack in

cables,

to facilitate

maintenance

and

servicing.

observe

compass

safe

distances

noted

on

page

iito

prevent

interference

to

a

netic

compass.

'

Locate

the unit

away from

direct

sunlight. An

LCD

may

black out if

it is

exposed

direct

sunlight for

a long

time.

'

The

optimalviewing

distance is

0.6 m.

select

a suitable

mounting

location

ering

the distance.

Desktop

and

underside

of table mount

1.

Unscrew

knobs

to dismount

the receiver

unit from

the hanger.

2. Prepare four

pilot

holes

(for

5x20 selftapping

screws)

at the mounting

location-

3.

Fix

the hanger

to the mounting

location

with

four

selftapping

screws

(sx2o,

plied).

4.

Attach

cables

to the

back

of the receiver

unit.

5.

Set the receiver

unit to

the hanger,

and fasten

knobs

to

fix it.

9-2

ALLATION

lnstallation

of

Antenna

Unit

lnstall

the

antenna

unit

refenirg

to

the

antenna

installation

diagram

at

the

back

of

this

manual.

when

choosing

;

;;tng

location

for

the

antenna

unit,

keep

in

mind

the

fol-

lowing

Points:

.

select

a

location

out

of

the

radar

beam.

The

radar

beam

will

obstruct

or

prevent

re-

ception

of

the

GPS

signal'

.ThelocationshouldbewellawayfromaVHF/UHFantenna'AGPSreceiverisin-

terfered

by

a

harmonic

wave

of

a

VHF/UHF

antenna'

.Thereshouldbenointerferingobjectwithintheline-of-sighttothesatellites.Anob-

ject

within

line-of-sight

to

""t"ttit"i,

for

example,

a

mast,

may

block

reception

or

pro-

long

acquisition

time.

.

Mount

the

antenna

unit

as

high

as

possible

to

keep

it

free

from

interfering

objects

andwaterspray.FreezingwatercanintemrptreceptionoftheGPSsatellitesignal'

Note

1:

Do

not

shorten

the

antenna

cable'

Note2:lftheantennacableistobepassedthroughaholewhichisnotlargeenough topasstheconnector,unfastentheconnecto'*it,"needlenosepliersand3/8-inch

open-endwrench.Refastenitasshownbelow'afterrunningthecablethroughthe

hole.

Gasket

(reddish-brown)

Connector

t

9.

INSTALLA

9.4

Wiring

0183

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wutrel+1

@

aucrl-1

NMEA

DATA

PORT

GPS

ANT

9.

INST,

Outout

settino

Press

the

MENUTZOOM

key

twice

to

show

the

main

menu'

Select

[/O

Setup],

then

press

the

ENT

key'

Select[Data2],[Data3]or[NMEA0183Version]dependingontheequipmeri

connected.

1.

2.

3.

4.

Press

the

ENT

key.

one

of

the

following

screens

appears

depending

on

the

selected

at

steP

3.

"

Dataz/Dalas"

"NMEAo1

83

Version"

5.

Press

A

or

V to

select

the

oPtion'

REM1,

2:

Output

data

to

radar,

echo

sounder'

AP:

OutPut

data

to an

autoPilot'

GPS:

Output

GPS

data

(used

for

the

service)

2.0,3.0:selecttheNMEAversionofexternalequipment'lfyouareunsureof

versionnumber,tryootrrandsglecttheonewhichsuccessfullyoutputsdata.

6.

Press

the

ENT

keY.

7.

Press

the

MENU/ZOOM

key

twice

to

close

the

menu'

PENDX

1

MENU

TREE

Tracks

waYRointslfn:f

Routes

a{"!:"?

Ship

To

Center

(only

when

the

plotter

display

is

shown)

Bold:

Default

setting

AP.1

APPENDIX

1 MENU

TREE

Ges

setunp

t

Datum

(WGS84)

Navigation

(Rhumb

Line, Greal

Circle)

Smooth

Position

(0

to 999

s, 0 s)

Smooth

S/C

(0

to 9999

s,

5 s)

Lat Offset

(0.000

N/S to 9.999

N/S, 0.000_'M

Lon

Offset'(0.000

EAA/

to 9.999

E|W,0.000'q

sv

ELV

(5

tb 90", 5')

SBAS

Mode

(WAAS,

GPS)

-

L

SBAS

Search

(Auto,

Manual;

120

to 138)

User

Disprayl

BgElSy

I

[Bi3ll3i;

3333f3#"i:?:"'33'3fl0-20'

0'40'

o-80\

Pos Setup

-

Display

(xx.xxx',xx'xx.x")

Key

Beep

(Off,

On)

Language

(English,

others)

Units

(nm-kn,

km-km/h,

sm-mph)

Time Offset

(-14:00

to

+14:00;

-8:00)

Daylight

Saving

Time

(Off,

On)

Time

Display

(12Hours,

24Hours)

Date

Disirlav

(Doluultrt

NY,

MMIDD/YY

Demo

Mode

(Off,

On)

F

Speed

(0

to 99

kn;20

kn)

l-

Cburse'(Aufo,

Manual;

0 to

359"

)

1-

Lat

(N/S;

38

08'N)

L

Lon

(EIW;123"00'W

Self

Test

(system

lesf,

LCD

Test)

_ _ .

Reset

Trip

(0.00

nm)

(Off,

On)

F

GPS

(Off,

On)

l-

Menu Settings

(Off,

On)

L

Factory

Reset

(Off,

On)

l/O Setup-

Dala

2

(REMI,

REM2,

AB GPS)

l-

Data 3

(REMI,

REM2,

AP, GPS)

l-

NMEAo183

Version

(2.0,

3.0\

F Save

WPT/RTE

->

PC

l- toad

WPT/RTE

<-

PC

LWiring

lnfo. NMEA

0183

AP-2

APPENDIX

2

LIST

OF

TERMS

The following

table

shows

the

terms

used

in

GP-33'

Meaning

il"-.r-qvmhols

Terms/SYmbols

Lat

Latitude

ara

*

e

€d,rI/SP

Waypoints

Longitude

A,

I

Own

Boat

Lon

Man

Overboard

M,

Mag

Magnetic

>)>

+

Sfrortest

course

to

the

Cursor

MAR

March

MAY

May

ot

to

Irove

MM

(MMM)

Month

2D

zu

\)ro

Pvottrvr

t

rr'\

;h;m;::r+'h; fiY

mph

mile

per hour

3D

yveruv.. "'-

o

^^aitinn

fi

N

North

W2D

fiv

nm

NauticalMile

W3D

NMEA

Naationa

Uarine

Electronics

Association

AP

Autopilot

April

-

August

ffien!g

APR

OCT

October

AUG

Odo

Odometer

Auto

Automatlc

D...-*',ri,1nl'ril'rtionOf Precision

Brill

Rrilliance

YLJWr

Position

Bearing

Pos

BRG

ref.

Reference

Cmnt

lUommem

Quick

Point

COG

ffi6ys1 Ground

Ql'

REM

Remote

DD

uay

December

RNG

Range Route

Demo,

SIM

fll-i+"rtinn lvlode

RTE,

KI

S

Sorrth

Disp

seconds

S

Src

DOP

lJllutlon

\Jl

East

-

Speed/Course

E

SEP

September

ELV

Enter

^f

Arrival

SM

Statute

Mile

ENT

SOG

Speed

Over

Ground

ETA

February

SPD

Speed

FEB

True

\J

TD

Time

Difference

GPS

Time

To

Go

lnpuUOutPut

TTG

r/o

Volt

Voltage

West

HDOP

Horizontal

Dilutlon

uI

Precision

W

WAAS

JAN

January

Wide

Area

Augmentation

System

JUL

July

June

WPT,

WP

WayPoint

JUN

XTE

-Cross

Track

Error

km

Ktlomerer

Year

knot

KN

Matsutec'

1

GEI{ERAL

1.1 Dtsplay

system

1.2

Display

mode

1.3 Memory

capacity

1.4

Storage

capacity

1.5

Alarms

1.6

Display

scale

Plotter

display

Highway

display

2

GPS

REGEIVER

2.1 Receiving

channels

GPS SBAS

2.2 Rx frequency

2.3 Rx

code

2.4 Position

fixing

system

2.5 Position

accuracy

GPS

SBAS

Tracking

velocity

Position

fixing

time

Position

update interval

SPECIFICATIONS

OF

GPS NAVIGATOR

HP.33

2.6

2.7

2.8

4.3-inch

color LCD

Plotter,

Steering,

Highway,

NAV data,

Destination,

User display

Track:

3,000

pts,

Waypoint:

10,000

pts

w/ comment

(13

character)

100 routes

w/

30 waypoint each

Arrival and

anchor watch,

Cross track error,

Odometer alarm,

Ship's

speed, Timer, Trip,

SBAS, Voltage

0.0210.05/0. 1

I 0.2t0.51 1

t2t 5t

1

0t 20 I 40

I 80 I 1 60/320 N M

0.21 0.4t 0.81 1 t02l4/8/'r 6 N M

50

channels

3 channel

1575.42MH2

C/A code,

SBAS

Allin view,

8-state Kalman

filter

2.5 m

(95%

of the time,

2drms)

2 m

(95o/o

of the

time, 2drms)

500 m/s

Within

32 s

(cold

start)

1s

NMEAO183:2

ports

NMEAO183

Ver2.0

and RS-232C

AAM,APB,BOD,BWC,BWR,DTM,GGA,GLL,GSV,

RMB,

RMC,RTE,

VTG,XTE,ZDA

3 INTERFACE

3.1

Number

of

port

3.2 Serialoutput

Data sentences

sP-l

i

';.'

MatsuteG'

5

5.1

POWER

SUPPLY

12-24YDC:0.24-0.12

A

ENVIRONMENTAL

CONDITION

Ambient

temPerature

Antenna

unit

-25'C

to

+70'C

Receiver

unit

-15'C

to

+55'C

Relative

humiditY

93%

at

40'C

Degree

of

Protection

lP56

UNIT

COLOR

Antenna

unit

Receiver

unit

I

L

T

!,

5.2

5.3

N9.5

N2.5

6

6.1

6.2

i

I

RTE.

I

SP

.2

INDEX

I

lnsert

a waypoint in

a route.....

..................

4-4

lN-1

?[?T-

:

1,2

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u""0............

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e

spo

.,.'..........',.'.,.........

.'..........,.?-2

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i"

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pc.....................

.......;!;3

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alarm

..............6_5

::::::;

-:

7-4

key

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..--.............

.......1-1

Track

Eror)

alarm

..................6_s

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