Mercury VesselView Link, VesselView 502, VesselView 702 Operation Manual
VesselView Link,
502, and 702
OPERATION MANUAL
For All Multi-Function Displays Using the VesselView Link
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VesselView 502 and 702
© 2016 Mercury Marine
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 - Getting Started
Declaration of Conformity.......................................................... 2
VesselView 502.................................................................... 2
Test Reports......................................................................... 2
Notified Body Involved..........................................................2
VesselView 702.................................................................... 3
Test Reports......................................................................... 3
Notified Body Involved..........................................................3
VesselView Overview................................................................ 3
VesselView Screen Display Locations and Descriptions..... 4
VesselView 502 Front Controls............................................ 6
VesselView 502 Front Control Operations........................... 6
VesselView 502 Rear Panel Connections............................ 6
VesselView 702 Front Controls............................................ 7
VesselView 702 Front Control Operations........................... 7
VesselView 702 Rear Panel Connections............................ 8
VesselView Link Overview......................................................... 8
Section 2 - Initial Screens and Setup Wizard
VesselView Start‑up Advisory Screen..................................... 32
Splash Screen.......................................................................... 32
Setup Wizard........................................................................... 33
Import Configuration........................................................... 35
Engine Setup...................................................................... 35
Display Setup..................................................................... 39
Device Setup...................................................................... 40
Units Setup......................................................................... 40
VesselView Link Connections.............................................. 9
Safe Boating Screen.................................................................. 9
How to Update Your VesselView Software................................ 9
Wi‑Fi Automatic Query......................................................... 9
Using the Micro SD Card....................................................10
Obtaining the Latest Software............................................ 13
How to Update Your VesselView Link Module Software......... 14
Creating Screen Captures....................................................... 18
Non‑Mercury Marine Menus.................................................... 23
Touch Screen Calibration........................................................ 24
Start‑up.................................................................................... 26
Engine Scheduled Maintenance.............................................. 28
Device Maintenance................................................................ 30
Display Screen Cleaning.................................................... 30
Media Port Cleaning........................................................... 30
Tank Configuration............................................................. 40
Speed Setup.......................................................................43
Finishing Setup Wizard...................................................... 44
Data Source Setup................................................................... 44
Data Sources......................................................................44
Enlarging Data Screens........................................................... 46
Instrument Bar......................................................................... 47
Section 3 - Autopilot Features and Operation
Economy Mode........................................................................ 54
ECO.................................................................................. 54
Smart Tow Mode...................................................................... 57
Smart Tow........................................................................ 57
Features....................................................................... 58
Disabling Smart Tow.................................................... 61
Section 4 - Setup and Calibrations
System Settings....................................................................... 72
Navigation to the Settings Menu....................................... 72
Helm and Device Locations.............................................. 72
Setup Wizard.................................................................... 73
Simulate............................................................................ 73
Vessel Settings........................................................................ 73
Tabs.................................................................................. 73
Tanks................................................................................ 76
Speed............................................................................... 77
Steering............................................................................ 81
Vessel Control.................................................................. 82
Cameras installed............................................................. 83
Cruise Control Mode................................................................ 61
Cruise Control................................................................... 61
Activating Cruise Control Mode.................................... 62
Troll Control Mode................................................................... 64
Troll Control...................................................................... 64
Genset Enabled................................................................ 84
Maintenance Notification.................................................. 84
Sea Temp......................................................................... 85
Engines Settings...................................................................... 85
Engines Shown................................................................. 85
Engine Model.................................................................... 86
Limits................................................................................ 87
Supported Data................................................................. 88
ECO Mode........................................................................ 89
Cruise/Smart Tow Type.................................................... 90
Trim................................................................................... 90
Alarms...................................................................................... 91
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Alarms Setting................................................................. 91
Personality File....................................................................... 92
Export.............................................................................. 92
Import.............................................................................. 93
Section 5 - Warning Alarms
Warnings—Faults and Alarms................................................ 96 Shallow Water and Low Fuel Alarms.......................... 98
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Table of Contents
Declaration of Conformity....................................................... 2
VesselView 502 .............................................................. 2
Test Reports ................................................................... 2
Notified Body Involved .................................................... 2
VesselView 702 .............................................................. 3
Test Reports ................................................................... 3
Notified Body Involved .................................................... 3
VesselView Overview............................................................. 3
VesselView Screen Display Locations and Descriptions
........................................................................................ 4
VesselView 502 Front Controls ...................................... 6
VesselView 502 Front Control Operations ..................... 6
VesselView 502 Rear Panel Connections ...................... 6
VesselView 702 Front Controls ...................................... 7
VesselView 702 Front Control Operations ..................... 7
VesselView 702 Rear Panel Connections ...................... 8
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VesselView Link Overview..................................................... 8
VesselView Link Connections ........................................ 9
Safe Boating Screen............................................................... 9
How to Update Your VesselView Software............................ 9
Wi‑Fi Automatic Query ................................................... 9
Using the Micro SD Card .............................................. 10
Obtaining the Latest Software ...................................... 13
How to Update Your VesselView Link Module Software...... 14
Creating Screen Captures.................................................... 18
Non‑Mercury Marine Menus................................................. 23
Touch Screen Calibration..................................................... 24
Start‑up................................................................................. 26
Engine Scheduled Maintenance........................................... 28
Device Maintenance............................................................. 30
Display Screen Cleaning .............................................. 30
Media Port Cleaning ..................................................... 30
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Declaration of Conformity
VesselView 502
Mercury Marine declares that the following product to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the requirements of EU
directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE (Radio and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment) and satisfies all the technical regulations
applicable.
The assessment has been carried out in accordance with Annex IV of the above directive.
Product
This product has been tested to the following standards.
Standard Description
EN 60950‑1:2006
IEC 60945:2002
EN 301 489‑1 V1.9.2
EN 300 328 V1.9.1
EN 300 440‑2 V1.4.1
Mercury Marine VesselView 502
Information technology equipment ‑ Safety ‑ Part 1: General requirements covering the essential
requirements of article 3.1 (a) of the R&TTE Directive
Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems ‑ General requirements ‑
Methods of testing and required test results. Covering essential requirements of article 3.1(b) of the
R&TTE Directive.
Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); ElectroMagnetic Compatibility
(EMC) standard for radio equipment and services; Part 1: Common technical requirements [RTTE
Article 3(1)(b)].
Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Wideband transmission systems;
Data transmission equipment operating in the 2,4 GHz ISM band and using wide band modulation
techniques; Harmonized EN covering essential requirements under article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive.
Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Short range devices; Radio
equipment to be used in the 1 GHz to 40 GHz frequency range; Part 2: Harmonized EN covering the
essential requirements of article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive.
Test Reports
Laboratory
Austest Laboratories 0419NAVGO5XSE_60950
EMC Technologies 151215_1, 151215_2
SPORTON LAB EH3N2752‑01, ER4O2349
Report Number
Notified Body Involved
Name
MET Laboratories, Inc.
I, the undersigned, hereby declare that the equipment specified above conforms to the above Directive and standards for CE
marking for sale in the European community.
Address
Signature
Date
The attention of the purchaser, installer, or user is drawn to special measures and limitations to use which must be observed
when the product is taken into service to maintain compliance with the above directives. Details of these special measures and
limitations to use are contained in the appropriate product manuals.
914 West Patapsco Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21230‑3432,
United States.
Mercury Marine, W6250 Pioneer Road, P.O. Box 1939 Fond du Lac, WI 54936‑1939
John Pfeifer, President, Mercury Marine
Address NB Number
0980
Authorized Representative
06/07/2016
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VesselView 702
Mercury Marine declares that the following product to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the requirements of EU
directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE (Radio and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment) and satisfies all the technical regulations
applicable.
The assessment has been carried out in accordance with Annex IV of the above directive.
Product
This product has been tested to the following standards.
Standard Description
EN 60950‑1:2006
IEC 60945:2002
EN 300 440‑2 V1.4.1
Mercury Marine VesselView 702
Information technology equipment ‑ Safety ‑ Part 1: General requirements covering the essential
requirements of article 3.1 (a) of the R&TTE Directive
Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems ‑ General requirements ‑
Methods of testing and required test results. Covering essential requirements of article 3.1(b) of the
R&TTE Directive.
Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Short range devices; Radio
equipment to be used in the 1 GHz to 40 GHz frequency range; Part 2: Harmonized EN covering the
essential requirements of article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive.
Test Reports
Laboratory
EMC Technologies (NZ) Ltd. 131216.1, 131216.2
Austest Laboratories 0519NAVNS57evo2_60950, 0409NAVN5S7evo2_529
Report Number
Notified Body Involved
Name
MET Laboratories, Inc.
914 West Patapsco Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21230‑3432,
United States.
Address NB Number
0980
I, the undersigned, hereby declare that the equipment specified above conforms to the above Directive and standards for CE
marking for sale in the European community.
Authorized Representative
Address
Signature
Date
The attention of the purchaser, installer, or user is drawn to special measures and limitations to use which must be observed
when the product is taken into service to maintain compliance with the above directives. Details of these special measures and
limitations to use are contained in the appropriate product manuals.
Mercury Marine, W6250 Pioneer Road, P.O. Box 1939 Fond du Lac, WI 54936‑1939
John Pfeifer, President, Mercury Marine
06/07/2016
VesselView Overview
IMPORTANT: VesselView is a multifunction display (MFD) that is compatible with products manufactured by Mercury Marine
Outboards, Mercury MerCruiser, Mercury Diesel. In addition, the VesselView software can be installed on compatible display
devices from Lowrance® and Simrad®. Some of the functions explained in this manual will be disabled depending on the
power package it is connected to.
IMPORTANT: The VesselView vessel management system consists of two parts; the VesselView unit and the VesselView Link
Module. The VesselView Link reads Mercury's SmartCraft data and broadcasts that information across the NMEA 2K network.
VesselView is a comprehensive boat information center that can display information for up to four gasoline or diesel engines. It
continuously monitors and reports operating data including detailed information such as water temperature and depth, trim
status, boat speed and steering angle, and the status of fuel, oil, water, and waste tanks.
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VesselView can be fully integrated with a vessel’s global positioning system (GPS) or other NMEA‑compatible devices to
provide up‑to‑the‑minute navigation, speed, and fuel‑to‑destination information.
VesselView is a display extension for autopilot and joystick operations. All functionality of these piloting features are controlled
through Mercury Marine's autopilot control area network (CAN) pad. VesselView will show if a mode of control is active or in
standby; pop‑ups will appear as the vessel arrives at waypoints, prompting response to turns. Additional display text can be
used to adjust the engines and drives to achieve maximum efficiency.
VesselView is equipped with a micro SD card port that allows the import or export of the vessel personality configuration. It can
also be used by the owner to upgrade to the latest software version. When more than one VesselView is used, either as a
triple‑engine or quad‑engine application, or a second helm, the same micro SD card can be used to download those
configurations to each VesselView unit.
VesselView Screen Display Locations and Descriptions
VesselView has multiple fields that display specific engine information and active modes. To activate and display information
through the touch sensitive screen, the operator can use the following gestures.
a - Indicates a screen touch
b - Indicates a screen swipe left or right
c - Indicates a screen swipe up or down
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a - A downward swipe from outside the touch screen, into the touch screen will bring up the System Controls menu. From
here, users can set and adjust the System Settings, Standby mode, Brightness, Wireless options, and display the
Instrument Bar on the right‑hand side of the screen.
b - Touching this district of the screen will enlarge the data displayed.
c - Touching this district of the screen will further enlarge the data to fill the display area of the screen.
d - Touching this district, with the Instrument Bar active will allow the user to modify or customize the data displayed in the
Instrument Bar. Above the Instrument Bar will appear a MENU tab. In the MENU tab users can turn on or off the Autopilot
and Audio tile, define the data in Bar 1 and Bar 2, Animate and define the duration cycle of the data animation, and edit
data display selections.
e - Touching this district of the screen will enlarge the data on‑screen.
f - Touching this district of the screen will enlarge the trim and tab data on‑screen.
g - Touching this district of the screen will enlarge the data on‑screen.
h - Touching any of the tiles in this district of the screen will open the autopilot feature selected.
i - Touching the Mercury tab will display engine and vessel data on the left‑hand side of the screen. This is helpful when the
main screen is populated with autopilot data screens or being used to enlarge a specific data display.
j - Touching the Vessel Control tab will bring up the autopilot features associated with VesselView. Selections include: Cruise
Control, Troll Control, Smart Tow, and ECO Mode.
k - Touching the X will collapse the Vessel Control panel.
l - Touching the HOME tab will take the user to the main HOME screen of the VesselView unit. This screen shows the user
the Navico® side of the MFD and its features, options, and settings menus. VesselView can be started by touching the
Mercury Tile on this screen.
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VesselView 502 Front Controls
a - Touch screen
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VesselView 502 Front Control Operations
Touch screen: The screen on VesselView 702 has numerous districts that are touch sensitive and operated with a touch, or
with a vertical or horizontal swipe.
Micro SD card port: Allows VesselView software to be upgraded, to have navigation charts uploaded, and waypoints and
settings to be saved.
Power‑brightness: Press once to display the System controls dialogue. Repeat short presses to cycle the backlight
brightness. Press and hold to turn the unit ON/OFF.
VesselView 502 Rear Panel Connections
Item
a Power/NMEA 2K Provides the power connection/connects to NMEA 2K network
b Micro SD card port Allows file transfers and file saving
c Sonar Provides a sonar input
Function Description
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VesselView 702 Front Controls
a - Touch screen
b - HOME button
c - Rotary knob
d - X button
e - Standby/Auto button
f - Power‑brightness
g - Micro SD card port
VesselView 702 Front Control Operations
Touch screen: The screen on VesselView 702 has numerous districts that are touch sensitive and operated with a touch, or
with a vertical or horizontal swipe.
HOME: Press once to activate the Home page. Repeat short presses to cycle the favorite buttons. Press and hold to display
the Favorite panel as an overlay on active page. Repeat short presses to cycle the favorite buttons.
Rotary knob: Rotate to scroll through menu items, then press to confirm a selection. Rotate to adjust a value. Rotate to zoom a
zoomable panel.
X: Press once to exit a dialogue, to return to previous menu level, and to remove the cursor from the panel.
STBY/AUTO: With the autopilot in any automatic mode: press to set the autopilot to Standby mode. With the autopilot in
Standby mode: press to display the autopilot mode selection pop‑up.
Power‑brightness: Press once to display the System controls dialogue. Repeat short presses to cycle the backlight
brightness. Press and hold to turn the unit ON/OFF.
Micro SD card port: Allows VesselView software to be upgraded, to have navigation charts uploaded, and waypoints and
settings to be saved.
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VesselView 702 Rear Panel Connections
Item Function Description
a Ethernet Connects to an Ethernet network
b NMEA 2K Connects to NMEA 2K network
c Video in Provides two composite video inputs
d Power Provides the power connection
VesselView Link Overview
VesselView Link integrates a Mercury‑powered boat’s SmartCraft data and control system with specific Simrad and Lowrance
instruments, providing a fully functional Mercury VesselView user interface on those units' displays. Available as a
single‑engine or multiengine (two to four engines) interface, Mercury VesselView Link easily installs beneath the boat's dash. It
is engineered to work with the following instruments:
• VesselView 502
• VesselView 702
• Simrad NSS evo2
• NSO evo2 marine processors
• Lowrance HDS Gen 2 Touch
• Lowrance HDS Gen 3 fish finder/chartplotters
Mercury’s new VesselView Link provides the user with instant access to advanced Mercury SmartCraft features, including:
• ECO mode
• Troll Control in 10‑RPM increments
• Cruise Control—RPM or speed‑based
• Smart Tow tow sport launch control system—RPM or speed‑based, with customizable user launch profiles and a new
intuitive interface
• Descriptive fault text for any potential propulsion issue available in 16 user‑selectable languages.
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a - NMEA 2K connection
b - SmartCraft/power connection
c - Micro SD card port
Safe Boating Screen
Each time that VesselView is powered on, after a complete shutdown of 30 seconds or more, a screen containing advisories
regarding boating safety is displayed to the operator. Touch the Accept button to continue.
How to Update Your VesselView Software
There are two ways that the VesselView software can be updated.
Wi‑Fi Automatic Query
The VesselView 502 is equipped with a wi‑fi module and Bluetooth connectivity. When powered up, the unit will periodically
query the internet to determine if there is an update file available from the Mercury Marine website. A screen notification to
confirm updates, and will prompt the operator to accept an update.
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The VesselView 702 has internet connectivity, but must be in the range of a wi‑fi hotspot, or mobile device set up to be a wi‑fi
hotspot, in order to query the internet for any updates on the Mercury Marine website. If an update is detected, a screen prompt
will guide the operator through the update process.
Using the Micro SD Card
The following instructions explain how to upgrade the VesselView software. Internet access is required to download the version
update file from the Mercury website. The ability to transfer the update file to a FAT or FAT 32 micro SD card is also required.
1. Turn the ignition key on and verify that the VesselView is on.
2. Insert the micro SD card into the VesselView micro SD card port all the way until it clicks and stays in place.
3. Touch the HOME tab at the top of the screen to bring up the Home screen.
4. On the Home screen, swipe the left‑hand side window to the Files icon.
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5. Select My files from the options shown.
6. Select the file that was downloaded from the Mercury website. The file shown in the following image is for illustrative
purposes only, and does not represent the actual file name that you will be selecting.
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7. Select the Upgrade option in the Details window.
8. Select OK in the Upgrade This Display window. VesselView will display a progress bar, showing the upgrade progress. Do
not power off the display during this step in the upgrade. VesselView will briefly display a Restarting screen. Following the
rebooting process, the VesselView will be ready for operation with the upgraded software.
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Obtaining the Latest Software
1. The latest software for the VesselView and the Link Module is available on‑line for general download at Mercury's website;
https://www.mercurymarine.com. To understand what software version is in VesselView, power up VesselView. If
VesselView is already powered up, swipe from the top of the unit down onto the screen to bring up the System Controls
menu. Select Settings>System>About to see the current operating version of VesselView software.
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2. Select the VesselView product and click on Download VesselView Update.
3. Depending on your computer’s security settings, a security warning may appear. Click Allow to continue.
4. Create a folder on your hard drive and save the file in this folder.
5. If you are asked to SAVE or RUN, select SAVE and save to your hard drive.
NOTE: The file is typically 80‑90 MB in size.
IMPORTANT: Some browsers may change the file extension. Verify that the filename and extension have not changed.
The correct extension after the filename should be .upd. Do not rename the file or change the extension.
6. After the file is saved to the hard drive, copy the file to a 512 MB or higher capacity blank FAT or FAT 32 micro SD card
root. The root of the drive is the topmost level, where the file is not placed into a folder.
How to Update Your VesselView Link Module Software
The VesselView Link Module can be updated through the VesselView unit. VesselView Link Module software updates can be
found on the Mercury website, on the same screen that the VesselView software updates are located. See How to Update
Your VesselView Software.
The following instructions explain how to upgrade the VesselView software. Internet access is required to download the version
update file from the Mercury website. The ability to transfer the update file to a FAT or FAT 32 micro SD card is also required.
NOTE: The file is typically 30 MB in size.
1. Turn the ignition key on and verify that the VesselView is on.
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2. Insert the micro SD card into the VesselView Link Module micro SD card port all the way until it clicks and stays in place.
a - NMEA 2K connection
b - SmartCraft/Power connection
c - Micro SD card port
3. Touch the HOME tab at the top of the screen to bring up the Home screen. Navigate to the Settings option in the left‑hand
window. Select the Network Option. Select Device list.
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4. Select the VesselView Link Module from the list of available devices. The following image is for illustrative purposes only,
your VesselView Link Module may show as Single, for a single‑engine application.
5. Select the Configure option.
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6. Confirm that the SD card is properly inserted in the VesselView Link Module, and select the Yes option.
7. Select the Upgrade option in the Device configuration window.
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8. VesselView will display a progress bar, showing the VesselView Link Module upgrade progress. Do not power off the
display during this step in the upgrade.
Creating Screen Captures
VesselView has the ability to capture complete screens and store them for download to a SD card. When the unit is powered
up and the capture of a screen is wanted, press the Power button and the Home button at the same time. A notification tab will
appear on the bottom of the screen, containing the image number of the screen capture. This notification tab will not be present
on the captured screen.
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VesselView has an internal memory capacity for up to 32 screen captures. It is recommended that files such as screen
captures, waypoints, tracks, and routes be backed up on an SD card or other external storage device, and the internal memory
kept as clear as possible. By default, all of the screen captures are stored in a Screenshots folder in My Files. The My Files
folder can be accessed by swiping from the top of the unit onto the screen to bring up the left‑hand side options. Select Files.
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Open the My files folder and navigate to the Screenshots folder. In the Screenshots folder, all of the screenshots that were
captured will display. Shots can be copied to the SD card for transfer to a computer or mobile device.
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Individual screenshots can be accessed by selecting them. All screenshots can be accessed at once using the icon on the
right‑hand side of the files window. Selecting this icon will allow viewing of the screenshot details, copying all the screenshots,
or deleting all of the screenshots.
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If an individual screenshot is selected, a window will appear with options to View, Set as wallpaper, Copy, Rename, or Delete.
Select Copy to download the image from the VesselView.
With a SD card loaded into the VesselView, select Memory card as the destination for the file and select OK. Close the window
by selecting the X in the upper right corner. This will take you back to the Screenshots folder. To download additional images,
follow this procedure.
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Non‑Mercury Marine Menus
Operators may find themselves out of the recognizable Mercury Marine screens of the VesselView. These menus and options
are referred to as the Navico® side of VesselView. Mercury Marine does not support these components of the unit. For
additional information on this side of the VesselView, please contact Navico®. To get back to the navigation screens of the
Mercury Marine side of the unit, press the Home button, and the Mercury Engine tile will appear. Select this tile to return to the
VesselView screen.
The System Controls window can be brought up by swiping from the top of the unit onto the screen. This will allow the user to;
utilize the Mercury Settings menu, place the unit in Standby mode, adjust the brightness of the screen, run in night mode,
engage the Touch lock feature, customize wireless connectivity, and activate the instrument bar on the right‑hand side of the
display.
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Within the Settings menu in the System Controls window, select the Mercury icon to make changes to VesselView functions. All
of the preferences and settings that pertain to VesselView are contained within the Mercury settings. All other menu options
pertain to the Navico® side of the MFD. Any inquiries regarding these features should be directed to Navico®.
Touch Screen Calibration
The touch screen can be calibrated periodically. If swipes or touch districts seem unresponsive, activate the System Controls
menu by swiping from the top of the unit onto the screen. Select the Settings option. Select the Advanced option. Select the
Hardware menu option to bring up the Touchscreen calibration menu item.
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VesselView will prompt the operator to confirm Touchscreen Calibration. To continue with the calibration, select Calibrate.
It is important that the screen is not touched during the calibration process.
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