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'
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OiitatuO
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to
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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
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5.4.1 How to cancel
destination vyith
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.....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
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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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Position
DOP)
,*i"{"itn"
position
accuracy'
(HDOP:
Hori;
To
turn
off
the
power,
press
and
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GPS
Position
frxed
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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
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ttin
llax
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fiin
Hax
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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
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')
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to
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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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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
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.
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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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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ple.
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Plotter
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2.
3.
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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'
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SetuP
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iragioint
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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
previous
MOB
mark and
its
position
data are
ovenrriften.
1.
Press and
hold the
WPT/MOB
key down
to
show
the
following
message.
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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.
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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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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.
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COG line
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Own boat's
position
latitude and longitude
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over
ground)
SOG
(speed
over
ground)
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to
shift
the
Display
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can
be
shifted
on
the
plotter
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1.
Press
the
cursorpad
to
show
the
cursor'
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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.
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Confirm
that the
[Rec]
is selected, and
press
the ENT key.
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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.
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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
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Press
the MENU/ZOOM
key twice
to close the
menu.
Delete all traclcs.
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gou
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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
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