Raymarine C140w, C90w User Manual

C-Series Widescreen

Multifunction Display

User reference handbook

C90W, C120W and C140W models

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Copyright©2008RaymarineUKLtd.Allrightsreserved.

ENGLISH

Documentnumber:81312-1
Date:November2008

Contents

Chapter1ImportantInformation...............................9

Safetynotices...................................................................9

TFTLCDDisplays..........................................................10

Wateringress.................................................................10

Disclaimers....................................................................10

CompactFlashcards.......................................................11

EMCconformance..........................................................11

Suppressionferrites........................................................11

Connectionstootherequipment......................................11

Declarationofconformity.................................................11

Productdisposal.............................................................12

Warrantyregistration.......................................................12

IMOandSOLAS.............................................................12

Technicalaccuracy.........................................................12

Chapter2Handbookinformation............................13

2.1Userreferencehandbookinformation.........................14

2.2Aboutthismanual.....................................................14

Chapter3Gettingstarted........................................15

3.1Multifunctiondisplaysystemintegration......................16

3.2Poweringthedisplayon/off........................................18

3.3Controls....................................................................19

3.4Usingbuttonsandsoftkeys........................................20

3.5Usingthecursor........................................................20

3.6Navigatingpagesandmenus.....................................21

3.7Initialsetup...............................................................25

Chapter4Managingdisplaydata...........................33

4.1CompactFlashcardsoverview...................................34

4.2Writingandretrievingdata.........................................36

4.3TransferringdatausingaPC.....................................37

4.4Operatinganetworkeddisplay...................................37

Chapter5Usingwaypoints.....................................39

5.1Waypoints................................................................40

5.2Howwaypointsareshownindifferent

applications.......................................................41

5.3Waypointplacement..................................................42

5.4Displayingthewaypointlist........................................42

5.5Waypointnavigation..................................................43

5.6Editingawaypoint.....................................................44

5.7Waypointgroups.......................................................46

5.8Passwordprotectingyourwaypoints...........................47

Chapter6Usingthechart........................................49

6.1Chartapplicationoverview.........................................50

6.2Ensuresafenavigation..............................................50

6.3Usingthechartsafely................................................51

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6.4Whatthechartdisplays.............................................51

6.5Chartcards...............................................................52

6.6Chartdatum..............................................................52

6.7Chartsetup...............................................................53

6.8Movingaroundthechart............................................59

6.9Chartpresentation.....................................................60

6.10Locatingyourvesselonthechartdisplay..................72

6.11Waypoints...............................................................73

6.12Routes....................................................................75

6.13Tracks....................................................................82

6.14Measuringdistancesandbearings...........................84

Chapter7Usingthe3Dchart..................................85

7.13Dchartoverview.....................................................86

7.23Dchartsetup..........................................................87

7.33Dchartcards..........................................................88

7.43Dchartdisplayoverview..........................................88

Chapter8Usingautopilotcontrol...........................95

8.1Disengagingtheautopilotinanemergency.................96

8.2Autopilotcontrol........................................................96

8.3Autopilotcontroloptions............................................98

8.4Autopilotalarms........................................................98

Chapter9Usingradar..............................................99

9.1Radaroverview.......................................................100

9.2Radarscannerpowermodes...................................100

9.3Radarrangeandimagequality................................101

9.4Radardisplayoverview...........................................104

9.5Dualrangeradaroperation(digitalscanners

only)...............................................................105

9.6Radarmodeandorientation.....................................106

9.7Radartuning—DIGITALscanners..........................109

9.8Radartuning—ANALOGscanners.........................1 14

9.9Waypoints..............................................................120

9.10Usingradartomeasuredistances,ranges,and

bearings.........................................................121

9.11Usingradartotracktargetsandavoid

collisions.........................................................124

9.12Radaralarms........................................................128

9.13Settingupyourradar.............................................129

Chapter10UsingAIS.............................................133

10.1AISoverview.........................................................134

10.2AISprerequisites...................................................135

10.3ClassesofAISdata...............................................136

10.4EnablingordisablingAIS.......................................137

10.5DisplayingAISvectors...........................................137

10.6AISstatussymbols................................................138

10.7AISsilentmode.....................................................138

10.8ViewingAIStargetinformation...............................139

10.9UsingAIStoavoidcollisions..................................140

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10.10AISoptions.........................................................141

10.11AISalarms..........................................................142

10.12Buddytracking....................................................142

Chapter11UsingtheCourseDeviation

Indicator....................................................145

11.1CourseDeviationIndicatoroverview.......................146

11.2SelectingtheCDIapplication..................................146

11.3UsingtheCDIApplication......................................147

Chapter12Usingtheshnder............................149

12.1Fishnderintroduction...........................................150

12.2Thesonarimage...................................................151

12.3Fishnderpresets..................................................153

12.4Fishnderdisplaymodes.......................................154

12.5Fishnderrange....................................................157

12.6Fishnderpresentationoptions...............................159

12.7Fishnderwaypoints..............................................164

12.8Fishnderalarms...................................................165

12.9Settingupyourshnder.......................................166

Chapter13Usingtheenginemonitor...................171

13.1Enginemonitoroverview........................................172

13.2Displayingtheenginemonitorapplication...............172

13.3Settinguptheenginemonitorapplication................173

13.4Changingwhattheenginemonitordisplays............173

13.5Silencingenginemonitoralarms.............................174

Chapter14Usingthedataapplication.................175

14.1Dataapplicationoverview......................................176

14.2Pre-congureddatainthedataapplication.............176

14.3Customizingthedataapplication............................178

Chapter15Usingtheweatherapplication

(NorthAmericaonly)................................179

15.1Weatherapplicationoverview.................................180

15.2Weatherapplicationsetup......................................180

15.3Weatherapplicationdisplayoverview.....................181

15.4Weathermapnavigation........................................185

15.5Weatherreports....................................................185

15.6Stormtracking.......................................................186

15.7Animatedweathergraphics....................................187

Chapter16UsingSiriussatelliteradio(North

Americaonly)...........................................189

16.1Siriusradiooverview.............................................190

16.2DisplayingtheSiriusradioapplication.....................190

16.3Siriusradiobasicoperations..................................191

16.4Siriusradiopresets................................................192

16.5FavoriteSiriusradiosongalerts.............................193

16.6Siriusradioparentallocking...................................194

Chapter17UsingNavtex.......................................195

17.1Navtexoverview....................................................196

17.2Navtexsetup.........................................................196

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17.3ViewingandManagingNavtexMessages...............197

Chapter18Usingvideo..........................................199

18.1Videoapplicationoverview.....................................200

18.2Displayingthevideoapplication.............................201

18.3Changingthevideoaspectratio.............................201

18.4Adjustingthevideopicture.....................................202

Chapter19DSCVHFradiointegration.................203

19.1UsingaDSCVHFradiowithyourdisplay...............204

19.2EnablingDSCVHFradiointegration.......................205

Chapter20Customizingyourdisplay..................207

20.1Customizingpagesets..........................................208

20.2Customizingthedatabar........................................209

Chapter21Maintainingyourdisplay....................211

21.1Servicingandsafety..............................................212

21.2Routineequipmentchecks.....................................212

21.3Cleaning...............................................................213

21.4Cleaningthedisplaycase......................................213

21.5Cleaningthedisplayscreen...................................214

21.6Resettingyourdisplay...........................................214

22.3Navionicssupport..................................................219

Chapter22T echnicalsupport...............................217

22.1Raymarinetechnicalsupport..................................218

22.2Siriussupport........................................................218

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Chapter1:ImportantInformation

Safetynotices

Warning:Ensuresafenavigation

Thisproduct(includingtheelectroniccharts)is
intendedforuseonlyasanaidtonavigation.Itis
designedtofacilitatetheuseofofcialgovernment
charts,NOTREPLACETHEM.Onlyofcial
governmentchartsandnoticestomarinerscontainall
thecurrentinformationneededforsafenavigation,
andthecaptainisresponsiblefortheirprudentuse.It
istheuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernment
charts,noticestomariners,cautionandproper
navigationalskillwhenoperatingthisoranyother
Raymarineproduct.

Warning:Productinstallationand
operation

Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedin
accordancewiththeRaymarineinstructionsprovided.
Failuretodosocouldresultinpersonalinjury ,damage
toyourboatand/orpoorproductperformance.

Warning:Productinstallation

Thisequipmentmustbeinstalledinaccordancewith
theRaymarineinstructionsprovided.Failuretodoso
couldresultinpoorproductperformance,personal
injury,and/ordamagetothevessel.

Warning:Highvoltages

Thisproductcontainshighvoltages.DoNOTremove
anycoversorotherwiseattempttoaccessinternal
components,unlessspecicallyinstructedinthis
document.

Warning:Sonaroperation

•NEVERoperatethesounderwiththeboatoutof
thewater.

•NEVERtouchthetransducerfacewhenthesounder
ispoweredon.

•SWITCHOFFthesounderifdiversarelikelytobe
within25ft(5m)ofthetransducer.

Warning:Radarscannersafety

Beforerotatingtheradarscanner,ensureallpersonnel
areclear.

Warning:Radartransmissionsafety

Theradarscannertransmitselectromagneticenergy.
Ensureallpersonnelareclearofthescannerwhen
theradaristransmitting.

ImportantInformation

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Caution:Careofchartcards

Toavoidirreparabledamagetoand/orlossofdata
fromchartcards:

•Ensurethatchartcardsarettedthecorrectway
around.DONOTtrytoforceacardintoposition.

•DONOTsavedata(waypoints,routes,andso
on)toaNavionicschartcard,asthechartsmay
beoverwritten.

•DONOTuseametallicinstrumentsuchasa
screwdriverorplierstoremoveachartcard.

•DONOTremoveachartcardwhileinformation
isbeingwrittentoorreadfromit.

Caution:Ensurechartcarddooris
securelyclosed

Topreventwateringressandconsequentdamage
tothedisplay,ensurethatthechartcarddooris
rmlyclosed.Thiscanbeconrmedbyanaudible
click.

Caution:Cleaning

WhencleaningthisproductdoNOTuseacid,
ammonia-basedorabrasiveproducts,anddoNOT
usehighpressurewashing(jetwash)equipment.

TFTLCDDisplays

Thecolorsofthedisplaymayseemtovarywhenviewedagainst
acoloredbackgroundorincoloredlight.Thisisaperfectlynormal
effectthatcanbeseenwithallcolorLiquidCrystalDisplays(LCDs).

IncommonwithallThinFilmTransistor(TFT)LCDunits,thescreen
mayexhibitafew(lessthan7)wronglyilluminatedpixels.These
mayappearasblackpixelsinalightareaofthescreenorascolored
pixelsinblackareas.

Wateringress

Asitexceedsthewaterproofratingcapacityoutlinedbystandards
IPX6,subjectinganyRaymarineequipmenttocommercial
highpressurewashingequipmentmaycausewaterintrusion
andsubsequentequipmentfailure.Raymarinewillnotwarrant
equipmentsubjectedtohighpressurewashing.

Disclaimers

Thisproduct(includingtheelectroniccharts)isintendedtobeused
onlyasanaidtonavigation.Itisdesignedtofacilitateuseofofcial
governmentcharts,notreplacethem.Onlyofcialgovernment
chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthecurrentinformation
neededforsafenavigation,andthecaptainisresponsiblefortheir
prudentuse.Itistheuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernment
charts,noticestomariners,cautionandpropernavigationalskill
whenoperatingthisoranyotherRaymarineproduct.Thisproduct
supportselectronicchartsprovidedbythirdpartydatasuppliers
whichmaybeembeddedorstoredonmemorycard.Useofsuch
chartsissubjecttothesupplier’sEnd-UserLicenceAgreement
includedinthedocumentationforthisproductorsuppliedwiththe
memorycard(asapplicable).

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Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductiserror-freeorthatit
iscompatiblewithproductsmanufacturedbyanypersonorentity
otherthanRaymarine.

Thisproductusesdigitalchartdata,andelectronicinformationfrom
theGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)whichmaycontainerrors.
Raymarinedoesnotwarranttheaccuracyofsuchinformationand
youareadvisedthaterrorsinsuchinformationmaycausethe
producttomalfunction.Raymarineisnotresponsiblefordamages
orinjuriescausedbyyouruseorinabilitytousetheproduct,bythe
interactionoftheproductwithproductsmanufacturedbyothers,or
byerrorsinchartdataorinformationutilizedbytheproductand
suppliedbythirdparties.

CompactFlashcards

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformanceis
notcompromised.

Suppressionferrites

Donotremoveferrite

Raymarinecablesmaybettedwithsuppressionferrites.These
areimportantforcorrectEMCperformance.Ifaferritehastobe
removedforanypurpose(e.g.installationormaintenance),itmust
bereplacedintheoriginalpositionbeforetheproductisused.

Useonlyferritesofthecorrecttype,suppliedbyRaymarine
authorizeddealers.

Navionicschartcards

TheDisplayispre-loadedwithNavionicschartdata.Ifyouwishto
usedifferentchartdata,youcaninsertNavionicschartcardsinto
theCompactFlashcardslotontheunit.

Usebrandedchartcards

Whenarchivingdata,RaymarinerecommendstheuseofSanDisk
CFmemorycards.OtherbrandsofCFmemorycardmaynotwork
inyourunit.

EMCconformance

BasicEMCconformancestatement.

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformtotheappropriate
ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)regulationsforuseinthe
recreationalmarineenvironment.

ImportantInformation

Connectionstootherequipment

Requirementforferritesonnon-Raymarinecables

IfyourRaymarineequipmentistobeconnectedtootherequipment
usingacablenotsuppliedbyRaymarine,asuppressionferrite
MUSTalwaysbeattachedtothecableneartheRaymarineunit.

Declarationofconformity

RaymarineLtd.declaresthattheC-SeriesMultifunctionDisplays
areincompliancewiththeessentialrequirementsofEMCdirective
2004/108/EC.

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TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticatemaybeviewedon
therelevantproductpageatwww.raymarine.com

Productdisposal

DisposethisproductinaccordancewiththeWEEEDirective.

TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment(WEEE)
Directiverequirestherecyclingofwasteelectricalandelectronic
equipment.WhilsttheWEEEDirectivedoesnotapplytosome
Raymarineproducts,wesupportitspolicyandaskyoutobeaware
ofhowtodisposeofthisproduct.

Warrantyregistration

ToregisteryourRaymarineproductownership,pleasetakeafew
minutestolloutthewarrantyregistrationcardfoundinthebox,or
visitwww.raymarine.comandregisteron-line.

Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproducttoreceivefullwarranty
benets.Yourunitpackageincludesabarcodelabelindicatingthe
serialnumberoftheunit.Y oushouldstickthislabeltothewarranty
registrationcard.

Technicalaccuracy

Tothebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthisdocumentwas
correctatthetimeitwasproduced.However,Raymarinecannot
acceptliabilityforanyinaccuraciesoromissionsitmaycontain.In
addition,ourpolicyofcontinuousproductimprovementmaychange
specicationswithoutnotice.Asaresult,Raymarinecannotaccept
liabilityforanydifferencesbetweentheproductandthisdocument.

IMOandSOLAS

Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocumentisintendedforuse
onleisuremarineboatsandworkboatsnotcoveredbyInternational
MaritimeOrganization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeatSea(SOLAS)
CarriageRegulations.

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Chapter2:Handbookinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Userreferencehandbookinformationonpage14

•2.2Aboutthismanualonpage14

Handbookinformation13

2.1Userreferencehandbookinformation

2.2Aboutthismanual

ThishandbookcontainsimportantinformationonusingtheC-Series
Widescreenrangeofmultifunctiondisplays.

Thehandbookisforusewiththefollowingmodels:

•C90WWidescreenMultifunctionDisplay

•C120WWidescreenMultifunctionDisplay

•C140WWidescreenMultifunctionDisplay

C-Serieshandbooks

TheC-SeriesWidescreenMultifunctionDisplayhasthefollowing
handbooksavailable.

AlldocumentsareavailabletodownloadasPDFsfrom

www.raymarine.com

C-Serieshandbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

Installationandcommissioning
instructions

Operatinginstructions(quick
reference)

Userreferencehandbook

87101

86135

81312

Thismanualdescribeshowtooperateyourmultifunctiondisplayin
conjunctionwithNavionicscartography.

Itassumesthatallperipheralequipmenttobeoperatedwithitis
compatibleandhasbeencorrectlyinstalled.Thismanualisintended
forusersofvaryingmarineabilities,butassumesagenerallevelof
knowledgeofdisplayuse,nauticalterminologyandpractices.

Additionalhandbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

ng

SeaTalk

14

referencemanual

81300

C-SeriesWidescreenuserreference

Chapter3:Gettingstarted

Chaptercontents

•3.1Multifunctiondisplaysystemintegrationonpage16

•3.2Poweringthedisplayon/offonpage18

•3.3Controlsonpage19

•3.4Usingbuttonsandsoftkeysonpage20

•3.5Usingthecursoronpage20

•3.6Navigatingpagesandmenusonpage21

•3.7Initialsetuponpage25

Gettingstarted

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3.1Multifunctiondisplaysystem

MENU

CH

OK

16/9

HI/LO

SCAN WATCH

SQ

RAY240

WX

11.18.02

Weather receiver

External GPS

Personal

Computer

Fishfinder

DSM 30 & 300

SeaTalk

hs

switch

Instruments

Autopilot

AIS receiver

DSC VHF

C-Series display

Additional

C-Series display

Video/Camera

D11522_1

Digital Open Array radar scanner

Digital Radome scanner

or

integration

Youcanconnectanumberofexternaldevicestoyourmultifunction
display,providingadditionalfeaturesandfunctions.

Thefollowingdiagramillustratesthevariousexternaldevicesthat
canbeconnectedtoyourmultifunctiondisplay:

Yourmultifunctiondisplayusesanumberofprotocolstotransfer
databetweenthevariousdevicesinyournetworkedsystem.The
followingtabledetailswhichdevicesmaybeconnectedtoyour
display,andthetypeofconnectivity(intermsofprotocolsand
physicalinterfaces)thattheyusetoexchangedatawiththedisplay:

DeviceTypeSuitableDevicesConnectivity

Radar

•ONE4kilowattDigital

hs

SeaTalk
RadomeScanner ,
OR

•ONE4kilowattHD
DigitalOpenArray
Scanner,OR

•ONE4kilowattSHD
DigitalOpenArray
Scanner,OR

•ONE12kilowattSHD
DigitalOpenArray
Scanner

Note:HDand
SHDOpenArray
Scannersmust
beusingsoftware
versionV2.23or
later.

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Fishnder•ONEDSM30,OR

•ONEDSM300

Cartography—includedEmbedded(internal)

Navionicscartography

SeaTalk

Internalstorage

hs

DeviceTypeSuitableDevicesConnectivity

Cartography—optional

ExternalNavionics
CompactFlashchart
card(includingPlatinum
level)

SiriusWeather/AudioSiriusSR100onlySeaTalk

AISAIS250,AIS500,or

AISClassAorClassB
receiver/transceiver

NavtexNavtexReceiver

FastHeadingSensorFastHeadingSensor

GPS—externalRaystar125GPSor

third-partyexternalGPS
receiver

InstrumentsAllcurrentRaymarine

instruments

Autopilot—RaymarineAllcurrentRaymarine

autopilots

Autopilot—thirdpartyThird-partyautopilots

VHFradio

RaymarineDSCVHF
radios

AdditionalMultifunction
Display

ONEC90W,C120W,or
C140W

Video/cameraCompositePALorNTSC

videosource

CompactFlashcardslot

hs

NMEA0183

NMEA0183(Navtex
protocol)

NMEA0183

SeaTalk,SeaT alk
NMEA0183

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

NMEA0183(waypoint
andbearinginformation)

NMEA0183,SeaT alk

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

ng

SeaTalk

BNCconnector

DeviceTypeSuitableDevicesConnectivity

Raytechcharting
software

ng

,or

ng

ng

hs

,

Raytechsoftware
versionV6.1

hs

SeaTalk

Gettingstarted

17

3.2Poweringthedisplayon/off

Poweringthedisplayon

1.PressandholdthePOWERbuttonuntiltheRaymarinelogo

appears.

2.PressOKtoacknowledgethewarningwindow.

PoweringtheDisplayOff

1.PressandholdthePOWERbuttonuntilthecountdownreaches

zero.

Note:IfthePOWERbuttonisreleasedbeforethecountdown
reacheszero,thepoweroffiscancelled.

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3.3Controls

Unicontrol™

The smooth inner ring is the TRACKPAD,
which controls the on-screen cursor and
scrolls through menus. The outer ring is
the ROTARY CONTROL, which is used to
adjust values. In the middle of the Unicontrol
is the OK button, which is used to select options.

ACTIVE

Selects which of the split windows
is active. The selected window is
outlined in red, and the associated
softkeys displayed.

MENU

Press to access the
set up menus.

RANGE

Press to change the display scale
so that a smaller or larger area can
be seen on the screen.

PAGE

Press to display the available page
softkeys for the current page set.
Press and hold to access the Page
Setup menu.

WPTS/MOB

Press and release to show the waypoint
softkeys. Press again to place a waypoint
at your vessel's position. Press and hold
to place a Man Overboard (MOB) marker
at your current position.

DATA

Press to access the archive and transfer,
and databar options.

CANCEL

Press to quit the selected on-screen option
when editing data, or to return to a previous
softkey or menu level.

Chart card slot

Open the card reader door to
insert or remove CompactFlash
cards, which are used for
upgrading cartography,
and archiving waypoint,
route and other data.

Softkeys

Press to select the corresponding function identified by the on-screen label.

1

2

3

4

5 6

7

8

9

10

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

11

11

POWER

Press once to switch the unit ON. Press again
to access the backlight adjustment and scanner
power controls. Press and hold to switch the
unit OFF.

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3.4Usingbuttonsandsoftkeys

WAYPOINT AT

CURSOR

WAYPOINT AT

VESSEL

WAYPOINT AT

LAT/LONG...

GO TO WAYPOINT

OPTIONS…

REVIEW AND EDIT

WAYPOINTS

ERASE WAYPOINT SORT LIST

SET DEFAULT SYM

& GROUP...

WAYPOINT
GROUPS...

VIEW AND EDIT

DETAILS…

EDIT DEFAULT

SET UP DEFAULT

SYMB GROUP

D11529-1

Example:

The example above shows the series of button and softkey presses
required to change the waypoint default symbol or group.

Access system functions or change what you see on-screen.
Within the text of this document they are written in bold capitals
e.g. WPTS/MOB.
Press and hold to access short cuts.

They change depending on
application or function
being performed.
Press the corresponding key
(below the screen) to select.
Further softkeys may be
displayed.
If a key has several options,
each press will highlight the
next option.
If a key displays a single
value or a slider above, use
the rotary control to adjust.
Within the text of this
document they are written
in capitals e.g. SORT LIST.

Buttons

Softkeys

PAGE

ACTIVE DATA

WPTS

MOB

D7366_3

D7368_2

D7369-2

WPT

3.5Usingthecursor

Thefollowingdiagramshowsyouhowtoselectfunctionsusingthe
buttonsandsoftkeys:

IntheChartandRadarapplications,thecursorisusedtomove
aroundthescreen:

Thecursorappearsonthescreenasawhitecross.

Ifthecursorhasnotbeenmovedforashortperiodoftime,
itchangestoacirclewithacrossinit,tomakeiteasierto
locateonthescreen.

Thecursoriscontext-sensitive-whenitisplacedoveran
objecte.g.awaypointorchartfeature,itchangescoloranda
labelorinformationassociatedwiththeobjectisdisplayed.

Note:Todisabletheaudible"beep"thatyouhearwhenabutton
orsoftkeyispressed,gotoMenu>DisplaySetup>KeyBeep.

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Listofcursorlabels

LabelFeatureApplication

A/B

AISAIStargetChart

COGCourseOverGround

CTRCenterofradar

Whenyouplacethecursorovercertainitems,thesoftkeys
changetoenableyoutoaccessrelatedoperations.

Rulerline

Chart

Chart

vector

Radar

Page set

Pag e

(consists of 1, 2,
3 or 4 windows)

Window

D8928_1

CDIChart

Radar

Fishfinder

Engine

monitor

Data

LabelFeatureApplication

FLT

FloatingEBL/VRM

GRDGuardzone

HDG

Headingvector

MARPAMARPAtargetRadar

MOBManOverBoardmarkerChart,Radar

POS

Vessel’sposition

RTERouteleg

SHMShip’sHeadingMarker

TIDETideindicator

VRM/EBL

VRMandEBL,1or2Radar

WINDWindindicator

WPTWaypoint

3.6Navigatingpagesandmenus

Radar

Radar

Chart

Chart

Chart

Radar

Chart

Chart

Chart,Radar

Displayingapplications

Thevariousapplicationsthatmakeupyourmultifunctiondisplay
areshowninaseriesofscreensknownaspagesets.Thereare
4pre-conguredandoneemptypagesettochoosefrom.Each
pagesetcontains5pages.Thesepagesaremadeupof1,2,3or
4windowscombinedinvariousformats.Eachwindowcandisplay
anapplication:

Ifrequired,youcanchangethecombinationandlayoutofthese
pagesetstomeetyourparticularneeds.

Selectingapagesetandapplicationpage

1.PressandholdthePAGEbuttonuntiltheSelectPageSetdialog

appears.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredpageset.

3.PresstheOKbuttontoselectthehighlightedpageset.An

applicationpagefromthatpagesetisdisplayed.

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4.PressthePAGEbuttonrepeatedlytotogglebetweenthe

availableapplicationpagesinthepageset.Alternatively ,usethe
appropriatesoftkeytoselecttherelevantapplicationpage.

Selectinganapplicationwindow

1.Whenmorethanoneapplicationisdisplayedatanyonetime,
theactiveapplicationwindowishighlightedwitharedborder:

2.PresstheACTIVEbuttontomovetheredbordertoanother
windowonthescreen.

3.PressandholdtheACTIVEbuttontoswitchthecurrently
highlightedwindowtofull-screenmode.

4.PressandholdtheACTIVEbuttontoreturnthescreento
split-windowmode.

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Screeninformation

Status bar

•

Gives information specific to

each application.

•

Cannot be edited or moved.

Databar

•

Gives information associated with

your vessel or the environment.

•

Customizable content.

•

Vertical or horizontal format.

•

Display or hide.

•

Normal or large size.

Database lists

•

Include information you have added to the

display's memory, such as waypoints.

•

Highlight an entry using trackpad or rotary

control to display related information.

•

Editable using softkeys.

Pop-up messages

•

Alert you to a situation, such as an alarm,

or unavailable function.

•

Not editable.

•

May require a response. For example,

ACKNOWLEDGE to silence alarms.

Dialog boxes

Enable data to be edited or entered into a
store/list e.g. editing a waypoint.

Status icons

Confirm status of
Sounder, GPS, AIS and

Autopilot.

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Editingdialogboxinformation

D7370_2

Menus for the active
application

External equipment/
instruments

System-wide menus

Setup

Radar Setup ...

GPS Status...
Compass Setup ...
AIS La yer Status...

Sy stem Setup ...
Alarm Setup ...
Displa y Setup ...
Databar Set...
Select P age Setup ...
Sy stem Diagnostics...
Remove CF Card

1.Inthedialogbox,usetherotarycontroltoselecttheeldyou
wanttoedit.

2.PresstheEDIT ...softkey.

3.Usethetrackpadandrotarycontroltoedittheinformationin
theeld.

4.ClickOKtoapplyanychanges.

5.RepeatSteps1to4untilalltherequireddetailshavebeen
changed.

Accessingamenu

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,highlighttherelevantmenu
item.

3.Pressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

4.RepeatSteps2to3fornavigatingsub-menus.

5.Onceyouhaveselectedtherelevantoption(s),presstheOK
buttontokeepanychangesandreturntotheapplication.

Note:Entriesindialogboxesarenotcasesensitive,socharacter
textcanbeenteredinupperorlowercase.

Note:EnabletheExtendedCharacterSetintheSystemSetup
Menuifyouneedtousespecialoraccentedcharacters.

Usingmenus

Menusenableyoutocongureyoursystemtoyourparticularneeds.

WhenevertheMenubuttonispressed,theSetupmenuisdisplayed.
Itcontainsalistofallthemenusavailablefortheactiveapplication,
togetherwithsystem-widemenus:

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Statusicons

Thestatusiconsonthedatabarconrmwhethertheappropriate
connectionstoyourmultifunctiondisplayhavebeenmade.

Status
iconDescription

Theboatandshiconindicatesthecurrentstatusofyour
shnder:

•Iconanimated:connectiontoaDSMhasbeensuccessful.

•Iconstatic:theDSMisconnectedbutnottransmitting.

•Icongreyed-out:noDSMisconnected.

ThesatelliteiconindicatesthecurrentstatusofyourGPS:

•Fix:yourunitissuccessfullyconnectedtoaGPSreceiver.

•NoFix:yourunithasbeenunabletoconnecttoasuitable
GPSreceiver.

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Status
iconDescription

Thescannericonindicatesthecurrentstatusofyourradar
scanner:

•Iconrotates:thescanneristransmitting(TRANSMIT/TX
mode).

•Iconstatic:thescannerispoweredonbutisnotcurrently
transmitting(STANDBYmode).

•Icongreyed-out:thisindicatesthatthescanneriscurrently
poweredoff(OFFmode).

•Iconrotatesandisthenstatic:apowersavemodeinwhich
thescannerpowerson/offintermittently(TIMEDTRANSMIT
mode).

----

Note:TherearealsoadditionalstatusiconsforAISandAutopilot
functionality.Theseiconsaredescribedintherespective
chapters.

3.7Initialsetup

Initialsetupprocedures

Anumberoftasksmustbecompletedbeforeyouuseyourdisplay
forthersttime.

Whenyourstuseyourmultifunctiondisplayafterithasbeen
commissioned(seeInstallationGuide),werecommendthatyou
carryoutthefollowing:

•Setthelanguage,thedateandtimeformatandpreferredunits
ofmeasurement.

•Adjustthedisplaylighting.

Settingthelanguage,date/time,andunitsofmeasurement

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheSystemSetupmenuitem.

3.PressrightonthetrackpadtoentertheSystemSetupmenu.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredsetupitemfromthe

menu.

5.Usingthetackpadandrotarycontrol,adjustthevaluesforthe

setupitem.

6.RepeatSteps4and5foreachsetupitem(Language,Date/Time/

UnitsofMeasurement)thatyouwanttochange.

Adjustingthedisplaylighting

1.PressthePOWERbuttononce.Thebrightnesslevelcontrolis

displayed.

2.Usingtherotarycontrol,adjustthebrightnesslevelasrequired.

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3.T oswitchthecolorpalattebetweenDay(verybright)andNight

(dark)modes,pressthePALETTEsoftkeyandselecttheDAY
orNIGHToption.

GPSreceiverselection

Youmustcongureyourmultifunctiondisplaytouseeitherthe
internalGPSreceiver,oranexternally-connectedGPSreceiver.

Yourmultifunctiondisplayhasabuilt-in(internal)GPSreceiver.Itis
high-sensitivity,allowingreliableperformanceevenwiththedisplay
unitmountedbelowdecksorinanyorientation.Bydefault,your
multifunctiondisplaywillusethebuilt-inGPSreceiver.

However,youmayprefertoconnectyourmultifunctiondisplayto
anexternalGPSreceiver.Inthiscase,youmustcongureyour
multifunctiondisplaytousetheexternalGPSreceiverinsteadof
theinternalGPSreceiver .

withoutdatafromaGPSantenna,radarscanner,shnderorAIS
receiver.

TheSimulatormodeisswitchedon/offintheSystemSetupMenu.
Onceenabled,youcanusetheSimulator:

•Beforeinstallation:Connectthedisplaytoa12VDCpower
supply,fusedat1ampbyattachingtheredcorefromthepower
leadtopositive(+)andtheblackcoretonegative(-).

•Afterinstallation:Whilstinamarinaoratanchor.

Note:IncomingAISsafetymessagescannotbedisplayedwhile
thedisplayisinSimulatormode.

Note:AnysystemsettingsmadewhilstinSimulatormodearenot
transmittedviaSeaT alktootherequipment.

GPSSelectionforMultipleDisplays

Whenusingmultiplemultifunctiondisplays,ensurethatyouusethe
GPSreceiverwiththebestsignal.

YoumustdisabletheinternalGPSreceiveronanyadditional
displaysyouhaveconnectedtoyourmastermultifunctiondisplay.

IfyouareusinganexternalGPSreceiver,youmustdisablethe
internalGPSreceiveronALLdisplays.

SwitchingbetweeninternalandexternalGPSreceivers

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheInternalGPSmenuitem.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheONoptiontousetheinternal
GPS,ortheOFFoptiontouseanexternalGPS.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

Simulatormode

TheSimulatormodeenablesyoutopracticeoperatingyourdisplay

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Enablingthesimulatormode

1.PressMenu.

2.SelecttheSystemSetupmenu.

3.SelecttheSimulatoritem,andchangeitsvaluetoOn.

Systemsetupmenu

ThefollowingtabledescribesthevariousoptionsintheSystem
Setupmenuforyourmultifunctiondisplay .

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

PositionModeDetermineshow

positioningdatais
displayed—as
Latitude/Longitude
coordinates,orLoran
TDs.

•Lat/Long(default)

•TDs

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

TDSetup

WhenthePositionMode
(seeabove)issetto
TDs,youcanspecifythe
chainidentier,slave,
andASFvalues.

Simulator

Enablesordisables
simulatormode,
whichallowsyouto
practiceoperatingyour
multifunctiondisplay
withoutdatafroma
GPSantenna,shnder
(DSMsonar),orany
otherexternalunit.

BearingModeDetermineshowall

bearingandheading
dataisdisplayedin.
Thisdoesnotaffect
howthechartorradar
displaysaredrawn.

Chain

•Variousoptions,
dependingon
cartography.

Slave1/2

•Variousoptions,
dependingon
cartography.

ASF1/2

•–09.9to+09.9

•OFF(default)

•ON

•DEMO

•True(default)

•Magnetic

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

MOBDataType

Determineswhether
positionaldataordead
reckoningisdisplayed.
Assumingthatyour
vesselandtheMan
OverBoard(MOB)are
subjecttothesametide
andwindeffects,the
deadreckoningsetting
normallygivesamore
accuratecourse.

VariationSource

Thissetting
compensatesforthe
naturallyoccuringoffset
oftheearth’smagnetic
eld.WhensettoAuto,
thesystemautomatically
compensates,
anddisplaysthe
compensationvalue
inbrackets.Toenter
yourowncompensation
value,usetheManual
option,thenspecifythe
valueusingtheManual
Variationsetting(see
below).

•Dead
Reckoning(default)

•Position

•Auto(compensation
valuedisplayedin
brackets)(default)

•Manual

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

ManualVariationWhentheVariation

Sourcemenuitemis
settoManual(see
above),youusethe
ManualVariation
settingtospecifythe
compensationvaluethat
youwanttouse.This
valueisalsotransmitted
toanyotherconnected
SeaTalkinstruments.

Language

Determinesthe
languagethatwillbe
usedforallon-screen
text,labels,menusand
options.

ExtendedCharacter
Set

Determineswhether
additionalaccented
charactersaremade
availablewhenyouare
enteringtext.

GroundTripReset

Resetsthechosen
groundtripdistance
countertozero.

•0degrees
East(default)

•Range:0to30
degreesEastorWest

•

Optionsvarydepending
onthegeographic
locationwhereyou
purchasedyour
multifunctiondisplay.

•OFF(default)

•ON

•GroundTrip1Reset

•GroundTrip2Reset

•GroundTrip3Reset

•GroundTrip4Reset

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

SettingsReset

Resetsallsystemsetup
menus,includingpage
setsandthedatabar,
tothefactorydefault
settings.Waypoints,
routesandtracksare
NOTdeleted.

SettingsandData
Reset

Resetsallsystemsetup
menus,includingpage
setsandthedatabar,
tothefactorydefault
settings.Waypoints,
routesandtracksARE
deleted.

Note:Forsystems
usingmultiple
multifunctiondisplays
(networkeddisplays),
thecompletesystem
databaseisdeleted
onthedatamaster
(primarydisplay).
Onlythewaypoints,
routesandtracks
willbedeleted
fromanyadditional
multifunction
displays.

ResetDefaults
conrmation

•YES

•NO

FactoryReset
conrmation

•YES

•NO

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Date/TimeSetup

Theseoptionsenable
youtocustomizethe
dateandtimeformat
toyourrequirements.
Youcanalsospecify
alocaltimeoffset
fromUniversalTime
Constant(UTC),to
compensateforanytime
zonedifference.

UnitsSetupEnablesyoutospecify

theunitsusedfor
thefollowingkey
measurements:

•Distance

•Speed

•Depth

•Temperature

•Pressure

•Volume

Note:Ifthe
Distanceunitis
settoNauticalMiles
orStatuteMiles,and
thedatadisplayed
islessthan1unit,
thesystemdisplays

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DateFormat

•mm/dd/yy

•dd/mm/yy

TimeFormat

•12hr

•24hr

LocalTimeOffset

•–013.0to+013.0

DistanceUnits

•Nautical
Miles(default)

•StatuteMiles

•Kilometers

SpeedUnits

•Knots(default)

•mph(milesperhour)

•kph(kilometersper
hour)

DepthUnits

•Meters

•Feet(default)

•Fathoms

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

theunitsinFeet.If
theDistanceunitis
settoKilometers,the
systemdisplaysthe
unitsinMeters.

SystemIntegration

Determinesthe
connectionsettings
forexternalequipment.
Thefollowingitems
areavailableinthe
sub-menu:

•AutopilotControl
—IfsettoEnabled,
thisoptionallows
youtocontrol
certainaspects
ofaconnected
pilotcontrolhead,
suchassending
commandstoengage
anddisengagethe

TemperatureUnits

•Fahrenheit(default)

•Celsius

PressureUnits

•Bar

•PSI(default)

•Kilopascals

VolumeUnits

•USGallons

•Imp(Imperial)
Gallons(default)

•Liters

AutopilotControl

•Disabled(default)

•Enabled

DSCMessage

•OFF(default)

•ON

SeaTalkAlarms

•ON(default)

•OFF

DataMaster

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

autopilot.Ifsetto
Disabled,youwillnot
beabletocontrolthe
autopilotfromyour
multifunctiondisplay,
andallfunctionsmust
becontrolledfrom
thepilotcontrolhead
itself.

•DSCMessage—If
settoON,details
ofdistressDSC
messagesfroma
connectedDSCVHF
radiowillbedisplayed
onyourmultifunction
display.IfsettoOFF,
themessageswill
NOTbedisplayed
onyourmultifunction
display.

•SeaTalkAlarms—If
settoON,allsystem
alarmsgenerated
byanyconnected
SeaTalkunitswillbe
displayedonyour
multifunctiondisplay.
IfsettoOFF,the
alarmswillNOTbe
displayedonyour
multifunctiondisplay.

•DataAlarms—Ifyou
havemorethanone

•ON(default)

•OFF

BridgeNMEAHeading

•OFF(default)

•ON

SeaTalk2Keyboard

•OFF(default)

•ALL

•ONE

NMEAOutputSetup

•APB

•BWC

•BWR

•DBT

•DPT

•GGA

•GLL

•MTW

•MWV

•RMA

•RMB

•RMC

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

multifunctiondisplay
onthesamenetwork,
oneofthemmust
besetasthedata
master.Whenthis
optionissettoON,
themultifunction
displayyouare
currentlyusingwill
besetasthedata
master.

•BridgeNMEA
Heading—If
settoON,NMEA
headingdatawill
bebridgedontothe
SeaTalkdatabus,
andwillbesentto
allNMEA-connected
devices.IfsettoOFF,
NMEAheadingdata
willNOTbebridged
ontotheSeaTalk
bus.Anexampleofa
useforthissettingis
whenusingMARPA
withanexternal
fastheadingsensor,
inwhichcaseyou
shouldsetthisoption
toOFFtoensurethat
allNMEA-connected
unitsreceiveheading
datafromtheexternal
headingsensor.

•RSD

•RTE

•TTM

•VHW

•VLW

•WPL

•VTG

•ZDA

NMEAPortSetting

•NMEA4800(default)

•Navtex4800

•Navtex9600

•AIS38400

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

•SeaTalk2Keyboard
—SettoONE
orALLifyou
haveaSeaTalk2
keyboardconnected.
Otherwise,setto
OFF.

•NMEAOutputSetup
—allowsyouto
enableordisable
theindividualNMEA
output“sentences”for
eachNMEAport.

•NMEAPortSetting
—Allowsyou
tospecifythe
appropriateport
speedforthe
equipmentconnected
toeachNMEAport.
WhentheNavtex
4800orNavtex9600
optionisselected,
youwillbeableto
viewtheNavtex
messagelist.

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

WaypointPassword
Setup

Thismenuallowsyou
toenablepassword
protectionforwaypoints,
andtochangethe
password.

EnablePassword

•OFF(default)

•ON

ChangePassword

•DisplaysEdit
WaypointPassword
dialog.

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Chapter4:Managingdisplaydata

Chaptercontents

•4.1CompactFlashcardsoverviewonpage34

•4.2Writingandretrievingdataonpage36

•4.3TransferringdatausingaPConpage37

•4.4Operatinganetworkeddisplayonpage37

Managingdisplaydata

33

4.1CompactFlashcardsoverview

CompactFlashcardsenableyoutouseadditionalcartographic
information,andsaveandarchivedata.

Theirusesinclude:

•Detailedcartographicinformation:Obtaindetailedcartographic
informationoftheareathatyounavigateusingNavionics®chart
cards.T ocheckthecurrentavailabilityofNavionicschartcard
types,pleasevisitwww.navionics.comorwww.navionics.it.The
amountofcartographicdetailshownvariesfordifferentareas
andfordifferentscales.Thechartscaleinuseisindicatedinthe
statusbar-thenumberrepresentsthedistanceinnauticalmiles
fromthetopofthechartwindowtothebottomofthechartwindow.

•Archiving:T oarchivewaypoints,routesandtracks.

•Saving:T osavewaypoint,routeandtrackdataforusebyother
equipment,suchasaPC.

Youcanremoveandinsertcardswhileachartisdisplayedprovided
thatyoufollowthecorrectprocedure.Thechartinformationis
retainedon-screenuntilthechartplotterredrawsthescreen;for
example,whenyoupanoutsidethecurrentarea,orusetheRange
buttontochangethechartscale.

Caution:Careofchartcards

Toavoidirreparabledamagetoand/orlossofdata
fromchartcards:

•Ensurethatchartcardsarettedthecorrectway
around.DONOTtrytoforceacardintoposition.

•DONOTsavedata(waypoints,routes,andso
on)toaNavionicschartcard,asthechartsmay
beoverwritten.

•DONOTuseametallicinstrumentsuchasa
screwdriverorplierstoremoveachartcard.

•DONOTremoveachartcardwhileinformation
isbeingwrittentoorreadfromit.

InsertingaCompactFlashcard

1.Checkthatyouareusingthecorrecttypeofcard(seeImportant
Information,atthebeginningofthismanual).

2.Openthechartcarddoor,locatedonthefrontrightofthedisplay.

3.Insertthecardasshowninthediagrambelow,withthelipofthe
cardfacingoutwards.Itshouldpositioneasily.Ifitdoesnot,DO
NOTforceit,checkthedirectioninwhichthelipisfacing.

4.Gentlypressthecardallthewayintothecardslot.

5.T opreventtheingressofwaterandconsequentdamage,close
thechartcarddoorandpressrmlyuntilaclickisheard.

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D11530-1

Caution:Ensurechartcarddooris
securelyclosed

Topreventwateringressandconsequentdamage
tothedisplay,ensurethatthechartcarddooris
rmlyclosed.Thiscanbeconrmedbyanaudible
click.

RemovingaCompactFlashCard

5.Pressthecardejectbutton.

6.T opreventtheingressofwaterandconsequentdamage,close
thechartcarddoorandpressrmlyuntilaclickisheard.

7.PressOK.

1.Ifthemultifunctiondisplayispoweredon,presstheMENU

button.Otherwise,skiptoStep4.

2.HighlighttheRemoveCFCardmenuoption.

3.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheRemoveCFCardmenuoption,
thenpressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

4.Openthechartcarddoor,locatedonthefrontrightofthedisplay.

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4.2Writingandretrievingdata

Youcantransferdatabetweenanumberofdevicestohelpyou
backupandmanageyourwaypoints,routes,andtracks.

Yourmultifunctiondisplaycansaveupto3000waypoints,150
routesand15tracksindatabaselists.Oncethisnumberis
reachedyouwillneedtoarchivedatatoaCompactFlashcardfor
safe-keepingorretrievalatalaterdate.Alternatively,youcan
transferdatatoanotherinstrumentorPCusingNMEA.When
navigationisactive,youcanalsoreceivewaypoints,routesand
tracksfromaPC,SeaTalkandNMEAinstruments.

SavingdatatoaCompactFlashcard

Note:Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyousavedatato

aseparateCompactFlashcard,andnottoaNavionicscard
containingcartography .

1.InsertcardintotheCompactFlashcardslot

2.PresstheDATAbutton.

3.PresstheARCHIVEANDTRANSFERsoftkey.

4.PresstheSA VETOCARDsoftkey.

5.Selectthetypeofdatathatyouwanttosave(Waypoint,Route,
orTrack).

6.T osaveallitemsofthattypeofdata,presstheSA VEALL
softkey.

7.T osaveanindividualitemofdata,selecttheitemfromthelist
andpresstheSAVEsoftkey.

3.PresstheARCHIVEANDTRANSFERsoftkey.

4.PresstheRETRIEVEFROMCARDsoftkey.

5.Selectthetypeofdatathatyouwanttoretrieve(Waypoint,
Route,orTrack).

6.T oretrieveallitemsofthattypeofdata,presstheRETRIEVE
ALLsoftkey .

7.T oretrieveanindividualitemofdata,selecttheitemfromthelist
andpresstheRETRIEVEsoftkey .

Note:Ifthetypeofdatayouhaveselectedalreadyexistsinthe
display’smemory,usethesoftkeystoselectasuitableaction;
retrieveasnewdata,replaceexistingdata,orcancel.

ErasingdatafromaCompactFlashcard

1.InsertthecardintotheCompactFlashcardslot.

2.PresstheDATAbutton.

3.PresstheARCHIVEANDTRANSFERsoftkey.

4.PresstheERASEFROMCARDsoftkey.

5.UsetheSELECTLISTsoftkeytoselectthetypeofdatayou
wanttoerase.

6.T oeraseallthedata,presstheERASEALLsoftkey.

7.T oeraseanindividualitemofdatafromthelist,highlightthe
relevantentryinthelistandpresstheERASEsoftkey.

RetrievingdatafromaCompactFlashcard

1.InsertcardintotheCompactFlashcardslot

2.PresstheDATAbutton.

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4.3TransferringdatausingaPC

4.4Operatinganetworkeddisplay

Youcantransferwaypointsorroutestoandfromyourdisplayanda
PCorinstrument,usingNMEA.

WiththeRayT echV6.0(orlater)softwareyoucantransferwaypoints
androutesviaaCompactFlashmemorycard.Suchtransfers
requirethatthePCisconnectedtothedisplay’sNMEAportvia
aserialdatacable.

Transferringwaypointandroutedata

1.PresstheDATAbutton.

2.PresstheARCHIVEANDTRANSFERsoftkey.

3.PresstheTRANSFERONNMEAsoftkey.

4.PresstheappropriatesoftkeytosendorreceiveNMEAdata.

Note:TheTRANSFERONNMEAsoftkeyisonlyavailablewhen
compatibleNMEAequipmentispoweredonandconnectedto
yourmultifunctiondisplay.

Youcanconnectanadditionalmultifunctiondisplayforamore
exibleandaccessiblesystem.

Ifyouhavemultifunctiondisplaysconnectedtogether(usinga
crossovercoupleroraSeaTalk
viewdataacrossalldisplays.However,therearesomefunctions
andsettingsthatarenot’seen’orsharedbyalldisplaysonyour
network.Theseexceptionsaredetailedbelow.

Exceptions

Thefollowingfunctionsandlocalsettingsonlyaffectthe
multifunctiondisplaythatyouarecurrentlyusing:

•Video—thepicturefromanyvideo/camerasourcewillonly
beshownonthedisplaythatthevideo/cameraisphysically
connectedto.

•Pageset—selectingaset,name,andapplicationsforaparticular
page.

•PowerOn/Offbutton(includingDay/Nightsettings).

•TheACTIVEwindowfunction.

•ThedisplayedpanelintheDataandEngineDataapplications.

•RadarandFishnderpresentationsettings.

•RadarVRMs,EBLs,andWakes.

•ChartpresentationsettingswhentheChartViewissettoLOCAL.

•Show/hidewaypoints,routes,ortracks.

•FishnderSetupMenuoptions(excludingTransducerSettings
andDSMSettings).

•Video,Databar,andDisplaySetupmenus.

•Databaron/offandconguration.

•Rulersettings.

hs

switch),youcaninput,edit,and

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DesignatingaDataMasterDisplay

Toensurethatthelatestsystemdata—suchasdatabasesof
waypoints,routesandtracks—isavailableatallmultifunction
displays,oneofthedisplaysmustbedesignatedasthe“data
master”.

Allsystemdataismanagedbythedatamaster.Thedisplaythathas
beendesignatedasthedatamastershouldalwaysbepowered-on
—preferablyrst,beforeanyadditionaldisplays.Thisisbecause
everytimeachangeismadetothesystemdata,thedatamasterwill
copyitsdatabasestoallotherdisplaysthatarecurrentlypowered
on.Ifthedatamasterisnotpowered-on,oradatamasterhasnot
beendesignated,analarmwillsound,andyouwillbepromptedto
selectamasterdisplay .

Note:Whenchangingthedesignateddatamasterdisplay,or
addinganadditionaldisplay ,ensurethatallyourdataisarchived
toaCompactFlashcardsothatyoucanrestoreitlaterinthe
eventofamistake.

Designatingthemasterdisplay

Thefollowingtaskmustbeperformedonthemultifunctiondisplay
thatyouwanttodesignateasthedatamaster:

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheSystemSetupmenuitem.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheSystemIntegrationmenuitem.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheDataMaster>ONoption.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

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Chapter5:Usingwaypoints

Chaptercontents

•5.1Waypointsonpage40

•5.2Howwaypointsareshownindifferentapplicationsonpage41

•5.3Waypointplacementonpage42

•5.4Displayingthewaypointlistonpage42

•5.5Waypointnavigationonpage43

•5.6Editingawaypointonpage44

•5.7Waypointgroupsonpage46

•5.8Passwordprotectingyourwaypointsonpage47

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5.1Waypoints

D9440_1

Default symbol

Awaypointisapositionmarkedonachart,radarorshnder
windowtoindicateasite(forshing,divingetc.)orasaplaceto
navigateto.Bydefault,allwaypointsareindicatedonscreenbya
waypointsymbol(x).Thissymbolcanbechangedifrequired.You
canalsoselectanalternativesymboltobeusedasthedefaultfor
newlycreatedwaypoints.

Waypointsareacorefeatureofyourmultifunctiondisplay.Theycan
becreatedinanyapplicationandaredisplayedontheradar,chart
andshnderwindows.Aseriesofwaypointscanbecombined
togethertoformaroute.Thedetailsofallwaypoints,irrespective
oftheapplicationtheywerecreatedin,arestoredinadedicated
waypointlistwhichwillholdupto3000waypoints.Allwaypointsare,
bydefault,placedintheMYWA YPOINTSgroup.Ifrequired,you
cancreatenewgroupsandchangethedefaultgroup.Ifnecessary,
waypointscanbearchivedtoaCompactFlashcardortransferred

toanotherNMEAcompatibleinstrument.Ifthesystemreceivesan
activewaypointoverSeaT alkorNMEA,itisdisplayedbutcannot
beedited.Ifrequired,youcanpreventaccessto,modicationand
sightofyourwaypointandroutedatabasesandfunctionsbymeans
ofapassword.

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5.2Howwaypointsareshownindifferent

Wpt 2

Wpt 1

Active waypoint (boxed)

Alternative waypoint symbols

D11586_1

Active waypoint

D11587_1

WPT

WPT

WPT

WPT

D11588_1

applications

Inthechartandradarapplications,awaypointisrepresentedwhen
itisbothactive(displayedinabox)andinactive(nobox),asshown
inthefollowingdiagram:

WaypointsintheCDIand3Dchartapplications

IntheCDIapplication,awaypointisrepresentedonlywhenitis
active(displayedinabox):

WaypointsintheFishnderApplication

Whenawaypointiscreateditisrepresentedonshnderwindows,
byaverticallinelabelledWPT .Thissymbologycannotbechanged.

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5.3Waypointplacement

Placingawaypointatthecursorposition

1.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.

2.Movethecursortothepositiononthechartwhereyouwant
thewaypoint.

3.PresstheWA YPOINTATCURSORsoftkey.

4.PressOKorwait4seconds.

Placingawaypointatyourvessel’sposition

1.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.

2.PresstheWAYPOINTA TVESSELsoftkey .

3.PressOKorwait4seconds.

4.Alternatively,presstheWPTSMOBbuttontwice,andthenpress

OK.

Placingawaypointataknownposition

1.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.

2.PresstheWA YPOINTATLAT/LONsoftkey.

3.EntertheLatitude/Longitudeposition..

4.PressOKtwice.

5.4Displayingthewaypointlist

1.PresstheWPTS/MOBbutton.

2.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITWA YPOINTSsoftkey.

Sortingthewaypointlist

1.Displaythewaypointlist.

2.PresstheSORTLISTsoftkey.

3.PresstheSELECTSORTOPTIONsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,selectthecriteriabywhich
youwanttosortthelist(forexample,byName).

5.PresstheOKbuttontoapplythechange.

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5.5Waypointnavigation

4.Alternatively,positionthecursorovertheactivewaypoint,and

presstheSTOPGOTOsoftkey.

NavigatingtoawaypointusingtheWPTSMOB
button

1.PresstheWPTS/MOBbutton.

2.PresstheGOTOWA YPOINTOPTIONSsoftkey .

3.Selecttherequiredwaypointfromthelist.

4.PresstheGOTOWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Navigatingtoanexistingwaypointselected
onscreen

Inthechartapplication:

1.Positionthecursorovertherequiredwaypoint.

2.PresstheGOTOWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Thechartdisplaysadashedlinefromyourvesseltotheactive
waypoint,andnavigationcommences.

Note:Whenyouarriveatyourtargetwaypoint,amessage
willappear,andanalarmwillsound.Toacknowledgethe
messageandsilencethealarm,wait10secondsorpress

ACKNOWLEDGE.

Tostopnavigatingtoawaypoint

Note:Oncenavigationisnolongeractive,thewaypointsymbol

returnstoitsnormalunboxedstate,andthedashedlinebetween
yourboatandthewaypointisremoved.

1.PresstheWPTS/MOBbutton.

2.PresstheGOTOWA YPOINTOPTIONSsoftkey .

3.PresstheSTOPGOTOsoftkey.

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5.6Editingawaypoint

Onceawaypointhasbeenplaceditcanbeeditedinavarietyof
ways.Y oucan:

•Changethewaypointdetails-name,symbol,grouporadda
comment.

•Moveawaypoint.

•Eraseawaypoint.

•Changethedefaultsymbolandgroupofnewlyplacedwaypoints.

Changingwaypointdetails

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursortotherelevantwaypoint.

Alternatively,selectawaypointfromtheWaypointList.

2.PresstheVIEWANDEDITDETAILSsoftkey.

3.Usingtherotarycontrol,highlighttheinformationyouwantto

change.

4.PresstherelevantEDIT ...softkey.

5.Usingtherotarycontrolandtrackpad,editthedetailsineach

eldasrequired.

6.PresstheOKbuttononcetoapplythechangesforasingleeld,

andtwicetoexittheEditWaypointdialog.

Note:Ifyoumakeaneditingmistake,pressCANCEL.

Changingawaypointsymbol

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursortotherelevantwaypoint.

Alternatively,selectawaypointfromtheWaypointList.

2.PresstheVIEWANDEDITDETAILSsoftkey.

3.PresstheEDITSYMBOLsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredsymbolinthelist

5.PresstheOKbutton.

Movingawaypoint

Movingawaypointusingthecursor

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursortotherelevantwaypoint.

2.PresstheMOVEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

3.Usingthetrackpad,dragthewaypointtothedesiredlocation.

4.PresstherelevantPLACEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Note:Toabandonamovewaypointoperation,pressCANCEL.

Movingawaypointbyenteringnewcoordinates

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursortotherelevantwaypoint.
Alternatively,selectawaypointfromtheWaypointList.

2.PresstheVIEWANDEDITDETAILSsoftkey.

3.Usingtherotarycontrol,highlighttheinformationyouwantto
change.

4.PresstherelevantEDITsoftkey.

5.Usingtherotarycontrolandtrackpad,edittheinformationinthe
Position,BRG,andRNGeldsasappropriate.

6.PresstheOKbuttononcetoapplythechangesandtwiceto
exittheEditWaypointdialog.

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Note:Toabandonamovewaypointoperation,pressCANCEL.

Erasingwaypoints

ErasingaWaypointUsingtheCursor

Inthechartorradarapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursoroverthewaypointyou
wanttoerase.

Thesoftkeyschangetoprovidewaypoint-relatedfunctions.

2.PresstheERASEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

3.PresstheYESsoftkeytoconrm.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

Note:Ifarouteishidden,itswaypointscanstillbedisplayed.If
youattempttoeraseawaypointfromahiddenroute,awarningis
displayed.

Erasingawaypointusingthewaypointlist

Inthechartorradarapplication:

1.PresstheWPTS/MOBbutton.

2.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

3.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthewaypointyouwanttoerase.

4.PresstheERASEWAYPOINTsoftkey

5.PresstheYESsoftkeytoconrm.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

Erasingallwaypoints

Inthechartorradarapplication:

1.PresstheDATAbutton.

2.PresstheARCHIVEANDTRANSFERsoftkey.

3.PresstheERASEFROMDISPLAYsoftkey .

4.PresstheSELECTLISTsoftkeyuntiltheWPToptionisselected.

TheSystemWaypointListisdisplayed.

5.PresstheERASEALLWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

6.PresstheYESsoftkeytoconrm.

Note:Ifarouteishidden,itswaypointscanstillbedisplayed.If
youattempttoeraseawaypointfromahiddenroute,awarningis
displayed.

Note:Ifarouteishidden,itswaypointscanstillbedisplayed.If
youattempttoeraseawaypointfromahiddenroute,awarningis
displayed.

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5.7Waypointgroups

Movingwaypointsbetweengroups

Providedthatyouhavenotchangedthedefaultgroup,allwaypoints
areautomaticallyplacedinthedefault“MyWaypoints”group
whentheyarecreated.Inordertomakeyourwaypointseasierto
manage,youcanorganizethemintogroupsofyourchoice.When
shing,forexample,youmayonlywishtoseethewaypointsthat
indicategoodshingsites.Otherwaypoints,say ,forracing,would
besuperuousatthistime.

Note:Awaypointcannotbeplacedinmultiplegroups.

Displayingthewaypointgrouplist

1.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.

2.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

3.PresstheWAYPOINTGROUPSsoftkey.
TheWaypointGroupListisdisplayed.

Makinganewwaypointgroup

1.DisplaytheWaypointGroupList:

i.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.
ii.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITWAYPOINTSsoftkey.
iii.PresstheW AYPOINTGROUPSsoftkey.

2.PresstheMAKENEWGROUPsoftkey.

3.PresstheEDITGROUPNAMEsoftkey(orpressOKtoaccept

thedefaultname).

4.Usingtherotarycontrol,editthenameforthenewwaypoint
group.

5.PresstheOKbuttontosavethechanges.

1.DisplaytheWaypointGroupList:

i.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.
ii.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITWAYPOINTSsoftkey.
iii.PresstheW AYPOINTGROUPSsoftkey.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheappropriatewaypointgroupfrom
thelist.

3.PresstheMOVEBETWEENGROUPSsoftkey.

4.PresstheSELECTGROUPAsoftkey .

5.Usingtherotarycontrol,selectthewaypointgroupthatcontains
thewaypointyouwanttomove(knownasGroupA,orthe
“source”).

6.PresstheOKbutton.

7.Pressthetrackpadrighttoselectthewaypointgroupthat
youwanttomovethewaypointto(knownasGroupB,orthe
“destination”).

8.IftheGroupBlistdoesnotcontainthewaypointgroupyouwant
tomoveyourwaypointto,presstheSELECTGROUPBsoftkey ,
andusetherotarycontroltoselecttherequiredgroup.

9.PresstheMOVEWAYPOINTFROMsoftkey.

Thewaypointismovedtothenewgroup.

Changingthedefaultwaypointgroup

1.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.

2.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

3.PresstheSETDEF AULTSYM&GROUPsoftkey.

4.PresstheEDITDEFAULTsoftkey.

5.Usingthetrackpad,selectthewaypointgroupthatyouwantto
makethedefault.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

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Note:T oabandonthegroupdefaultchangeoperation,press
CANCEL.

5.8Passwordprotectingyourwaypoints

Youcanpreventaccessto,modication,andvisibilityofyour
waypointsandroutesbyapplyingapassword.

Erasingawaypointgroup

1.DisplaytheWaypointGrouplist:

i.PresstheWPTSMOBbutton.
ii.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITWAYPOINTSsoftkey.
iii.PresstheW AYPOINTGROUPSsoftkey.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selectthewaypointgroupthatyouwantto
erase.

3.PresstheERASEGROUPsoftkey.

4.PresstheYESsoftkeytoconrm.

Showingandhidingwaypointgroups

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheSHOW/HIDEWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

3.UsingtheSHOWBYsoftkey ,selecttheSHOWBYGROUP
option.

4.Alistofavailablewaypointgroupsisdisplayed.Usingtherotary
control,selectthewaypointgroupthatyouwanttoshoworhide.

5.UsingtheONCHARTsoftkey,selecttheSHOWorHIDEoption,
asappropriate.

6.RepeatSteps4to5foreachwaypointgroupyouwanttoshow
orhide.

PasswordConrmation

WhenPasswordProtectionisenabledandyouareattemptingto
accessapasswordprotectedfunctionforthersttimeduringa
power-cycle,thesystemwillrequestconrmationofyourpassword
beforeyoucan:

•AccessWPTSkeyfunctions.Thisdoesnotaffecttheoperationof
theMOBfunction.

•AccessROUTEsoftkeyfunctions.

•Createaroutefromatrack.Allothertrackfunctionsare
unaffected.

•Archiveortransferanywaypoints.

•EntertheWaypointPasswordSetupmenu.

Note:Onceyouhaveprovidedapasswordtothesystem,itmust
beenteredtoaccessthePasswordSetupsub-menu,regardless
ofthewhetherPasswordProtectionissettoONorOFF.

Note:Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyoubackupyour
waypointdataBEFOREpasswordprotectingyourwaypoints.
Thisissothat,intheeventthatyouforgetyourpassword,you
caneasilyrestoreyourwaypoints.

DisabledData/Functions

WhenPasswordProtectionisONandyouhavenotentereda
password,youwillNOTbeableto:

•Viewdetailsofwaypointandroutedatabases.

•Editwaypointsorroutes.

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•Gotoanexistingwaypoint.

•Followaroute.

•Viewwaypointsonscreen(evenwhentheSHOW/HIDEstatus
issettoSHOW).

•Viewwaypointnamesonscreen(evenwhenWA YPOINTNAME
issettoON).

AllotheroptionsincludingGOTOCURSORareunaffected.

Specifyingapasswordforwaypoints

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheSystemSetupmenuitem,and

pressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheWaypointPasswordSetupmenu

item,andpressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheEnablePasswordmenuitem,and

pressthetrackpaddowntoselecttheONoption.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

6.Readthedisplayedwarning,andpresstheYESsoftkeyto

acceptit,asappropriate.

7.Usingthetrackpad,enterthepassword(1to16characters,and

casesensitive).

8.PresstheOKbutton.

9.RepeatSteps7to8toconrmthepassword.

10.Addahinttohelpyourememberthepassword(optional).

11.PresstheOKbutton.

Thepasswordisnowsetandprotectionenabled,althoughaccess
tothewaypointandroutefunctionsremainsavailableuntilyou
restartyourmultifunctiondisplay.

Changingthewaypointspassword

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheSystemSetupmenuitem,and
pressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheWaypointPasswordSetupmenu
item,andpressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheChangePasswordmenuitem,
andpressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

5.Usingthetrackpad,enteryournewwaypointspassword(1to16
characters,andcasesensitive).

6.PresstheOKbutton.

7.RepeatSteps5to6toconrmthepassword.

8.Enterahinttohelpyourememberthepassword(optional).

9.PresstheOKbutton.

Disablingpasswordprotectionforwaypoints

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheSystemSetupmenuitem,and
pressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheWaypointPasswordSetupmenu
item,andpressthetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

4.Whenprompted,enteryourexistingwaypointspassword.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

6.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheEnablePasswordmenuitem,and
pressthetrackpaduptoselecttheOFFoption.

7.PresstheOKbutton.

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Chapter6:Usingthechart

Chaptercontents

•6.1Chartapplicationoverviewonpage50

•6.2Ensuresafenavigationonpage50

•6.3Usingthechartsafelyonpage51

•6.4Whatthechartdisplaysonpage51

•6.5Chartcardsonpage52

•6.6Chartdatumonpage52

•6.7Chartsetuponpage53

•6.8Movingaroundthechartonpage59

•6.9Chartpresentationonpage60

•6.10Locatingyourvesselonthechartdisplayonpage72

•6.11Waypointsonpage73

•6.12Routesonpage75

•6.13Tracksonpage82

•6.14Measuringdistancesandbearingsonpage84

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6.1Chartapplicationoverview

6.2Ensuresafenavigation

WithsuitableheadingandpositiondatafromyourchartsandaGPS
module,yourmultifunctiondisplayenablesyouto

•Findoutwhereyouare.

•Interpretyoursurroundings.

•Measurethedistanceandbearingbetweentwopoints.

•Placewaypointsatspeciclocations.

•Navigatetoaspecicpoint.

•Buildandfollowaroute.

•Monitorwhereyouaregoing.

•Distinguishbetweenxedandmovingobjectsusingradaroverlay .

•Recordwhereyouhavebeen.

•Manageandeditroutesandtracks.

•ViewAISdata.

Youcanalsouseyourmultifunctiondisplaytocustomizeyourchart
applicationtoyourownparticularrequirementsandcircumstances.
Youcan:

•Alterthewaythechartisdrawninrelationtoyourboatandthe
directionyouaretravellingin(chartorientationandmotionmode).

•Manageandeditchartdatayouhaveentered.

•Controlthelevelofdetaildisplayedon-screen.

Ensuresafebasicnavigationatalltimes.

Thisproductisintendedonlyasanaidtonavigationandmust
neverbeusedinpreferencetosoundnavigationaljudgment.Only
ofcialgovernmentchartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthe
currentinformationneededforsafenavigation,andthecaptainis
responsiblefortheirprudentuse.Itistheuser’sresponsibilityto
useofcialgovernmentcharts,noticestomariners,cautionand
propernavigationalskillwhenoperatingthisoranyotherRaymarine
product.

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6.3Usingthechartsafely

Chart orientation

Motion mode

Status
bar

Current
position

Carto-
graphic
object

Active
waypoint

Chart view

AIS
target

6.4Whatthechartdisplays

Whenusingyourchartplotteryoushouldalwayscheckthataroute
issafe.

Zoomintocheckforhazards,suchassmallshoals,thatmay
notbeshownonasmallerscalechart.Untilyouarefamiliarwith
interpretingthechartdisplay,youshouldtakeeveryopportunityto
comparethedisplayedobjectswithvisualtargets,suchasbuoys
andcoastalstructures.Y oushouldpracticeharbourandcoastal
navigationduringdaylightandinclearweatherconditions.The
simulatormodecanalsobeusedtohelpyougainexperience.

Thechartdisplayhasanumberoffeaturestohelpyounavigate.

Thefollowingdiagramillustratesthemainfeatures:

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6.5Chartcards

6.6Chartdatum

Chartcardscanbeusedwithyourmultifunctiondisplaytoprovide
chartdetailforspecicgeographicareas.

Yourmultifunctiondisplayissuppliedwithembeddedcartography
thatprovidesalevelofdetailsuitableforbasicnavigationina
specicgeographicarea.Ifyourequirechartswithahigherlevel
ofdetail,orforadifferentgeographicarea,itisnecessaryto
purchaseNavionics®chartcards.Tocheckthecurrentavailability
ofNavionicschartcardtypesandthelatestfeaturesets,visit

www.navionics.comorwww.navionics.it.T oobtainNavionicscards,

contactyourlocaldealerorvisittheNavionicswebsite.

InorderforyourGPSandcharttocorrelateaccuratelywithyour
papercharts,theymustbeusingthesamedatum.

ThedefaultdatumforyourdisplayisWGS1984.Ifthisisnot
suitable,youcanchangethesettingviatheChartSetupmenu.
Whenyouadjustthedatumofyourmultifunctiondisplay,a
RaymarineGPSwillautomaticallycorrelate.Ifyouhaveanexternal
thirdpartyGPS,youwillneedtocorrelatethisseparately.

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6.7Chartsetup

Thesetupforyourchartanditscartographycanbechangedfrom
thestandardcongurationtosuityourparticularneeds.

Althoughyouwillprobablyonlydothiswhenyourstusethechart,
youmaydecidetomakesubsequentadjustmentsonceyoubecome
morefamiliarwiththesystem.Anysettingsthatyouchangeare
retainedevenwhenyoupoweroff.

Selectingthechartsetupmenu

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheChartSetupmenuitem.

3.PressrightonthetrackpadtoentertheChartSetupmenu.

Chartsetupmenuoptions

ThefollowingtabledescribesthevariousoptionsintheChartSetup
Menuforyourmultifunctiondisplay .

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

ObjectInformationDetermineshowfurther

informationisaccessed
forcartographicareas
andobjects:

•OFF—Information
isdisplayedfora
cartographicobject
whenyoumovethe
cursorovertheobject
andpresstheOK
button.

•ALLON—
Informationis
displayedfor
cartographicobjects
andareaswhenyou
movethecursorover
anobjectorarea.

•PointsON—
Informationis
displayedfora
cartographicobject
whenyoumovethe
cursorovertheobject.

•OFF

•PointsON

•AllON(default)

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

VectorLengthThedistancethatyour

vesseltravelsinthe
timeperiodspeciedfor
thisoption,determines
thelengthofthevector
linesdrawnonthe
chartdisplay.This
affectsCOGandHDG
(heading)vectors.If
theInniteoptionis
selected,thevectorwill
extendtotheedgeof
thechartwindow.

VectorWidth

Setsthewidthof
theCOGandHDG
(heading)chartvector
lines.

RouteWidth

Setsthewidthofroutes.

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

•3mins

•6mins

•Innite(default)

RecordVesselTrack
By

Determineshowtrack
pointsarerecordedon
thechart:

•Auto—trackpoints

•Auto(default)

•Time

•Distance

areautomatically
created.

•Time—trackpoints
arecreatedbasedon
time.

•Distance—track
pointsarecreated

•Thin

basedondistance.

•Normal(default)

•Wide

•Thin

•Normal(default)

•Wide

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

TrackIntervalDeterminestheinterval

thatwillbeusedfor
trackpointcreation.
Theoptionsavailable
dependontheoption
selectedfortheRecord
VesselTrackBymenu
item,asfollows:

•Auto—IftheAuto
optionisselectedfor
theRecordVessel
TrackBymenu
item,nooptions
areavailableforthe
TrackIntervalmenu
item.

•Time—IftheTime
optionisselectedfor
theRecordVessel
TrackBymenuitem,
youcanusetheTrack
Intervalmenuitem
tospecifythetime
interval.

•Distance—Ifthe
Distanceoptionis
selectedforthe

RecordVesselTrack
Bymenuitem,you
canusetheTrack
Intervalmenuitemto

specifythedistance
interval.

IfTIMEisselectedfor
theRecordVessel
TrackBymenuitem:

•2secs

•5secs

•10secs

•30secs

•1min

•3min

•5min

•10min

•30min

IfDISTANCEisselected
fortheRecordVessel
TrackBymenuitem:

•0.02nm

•0.05nm

•0.1nm

•0.2nm

•0.5nm

•1.0nm

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Datum

InorderforyourGPS
andcharttocorrelate
accuratelywithyour
papercharts,theymust
beusingthesame
datum.Thedefault
datumforyourdisplay
isWGS1984.Ifthisis
notsuitable,youcan
changethesetting.
Whenyouchangethe
datumsetting,thechart
gridwillsubsequently
moveaccordingto
thenewdatum,and
thelatitude/longitude
ofthecartographic
featureswillalsochange
accordingly.Thesystem
attemptstosetupany
GPStothenewmode,
andindicateswhether
thiswassuccessfulor
not.

•WGS1984(default)

•Listofavailable
datum

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

ChartOffset

Allowsyoutomove
thepositionofthe
chartinordertocorrect
forpositionerrorsin
thecartography.This
adjustmentisindicated
inthechartapplication
asadistancenorth/west
(+ve)orsouth/east
(-ve)fromyourvessel
position,toamaximum
of1000m.Whenyou
pressthetrackpadright
toselectthismenuitem,
theOFFSETsoftkeyis
displayed,enablingyou
toswitchchartoffsetON
orOFF.

•ON

•OFF(default)

Selectingthecartographysetupmenu

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheCartographySetupmenuitem.

3.PressrightonthetrackpadtoentertheCartographySetupmenu.

Cartographysetupmenuoptions

ThefollowingtabledescribesthevariousoptionsintheCartography
SetupMenuforyourmultifunctiondisplay .

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

ChartDisplay

ChartGrid

ChartText

ChartBoundaries

Determinesthelevel
ofdetailshownonthe
chart.

Determineswhether
gridlinesrepresenting
longitudeandlatitude
aredisplayedonthe
chart:

•OFF—gridlinesare
NOTdisplayed.

•ON—gridlinesare
displayed.

Determineswhether
charttextisdisplayed
(placenamesandso
on).

•OFF—charttextis
NOTdisplayed.

•ON—charttextis
displayed.

Determineswhethera
lineindicatingthechart
boundaryisdisplayed.

•OFF—chart
boundaryisNOT
displayed.

•ON—chartboundary
isdisplayed.

•Simple

•Detailed(default)

•ExtraDetailed

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OFF

•ON(default)

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

SpotSoundings

Determineswhethera
numberindicatingdepth
isdisplayed.

•OFF—depthisNOT
displayed.

•ON—depthis
displayed.

SafetyContour

Areaswithdepthsthat
areSHALLOWERthan
thisspeciedvalueare
shadedinabluecolor
thatisdarkerthanareas
withdepthsthatare
GREATERthanthis
speciedvalue.

DepthContour

Thedepthcontouris
shownonthechart
displayasaline
indicatingthedepth
ataparticularposition.

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OFF

•7ft

•10ft

•16ft

•20ft

•33ft

•66ft(default)

•OFF

•16ft

•20ft

•33ft

•66ft

•ALL(default)

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

HideRocksDetermineswhether

rocksareshownor
hiddenonthechart,and
thedepthatwhichthey
areshown:

•OFF—rocksare
displayed.

•16ft—rocksare
hiddenatdepthsof
16ftandgreater.

•20ft—rocksare
hiddenatdepthsof
20ftandgreater.

•33ft—rocksare
hiddenatdepthsof
33ftandgreater.

•66ft—rocksare
hiddenatdepthsof
66ftandgreater.

Nav.MarksDetermineswhether

navigationmarksare
displayedonthechart:

•OFF—navigation
marksareNOT
displayed.

•ON—navigation
marksaredisplayed.

•OFF(default)

•16ft

•20ft

•33ft

•66ft

•OFF

•ON(default)

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Nav.MarksSymbolsDetermineswhichsetof

navigationmarksymbols
isused—International,
orUS.Thesesymbols
correspondtopaper
charts.

LightSectors

Determineswhether
thesectoroflightcast
byaxedbeaconis
displayedornot.

•OFF—sectoroflight
isNOTdisplayed.

•ON—sectoroflight
isdisplayed.

Caution&Routing
Data

Determineswhether
cautionandroutingdata
isdisplayedornot.

•OFF—cautionand
routingdataisNOT
displayed.

•ON—caution
androutingdata
isdisplayed.

•International(default)

•US

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OFF

•ON(default)

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

MarineFeaturesWhenthismenuitem

issettoON,the
followingwater-based
cartographicfeatures
aredisplayed:

•Cables.

•Natureofseabed
points.

•Tidestations.

•Currentstations.

•Portinformation.

LandFeaturesWhenthismenuitemis

settoON,land-based
cartographicfeatures
aredisplayed.

ColoredSeabedAreas

Whenthismenuitemis
settoON,theseabed
isshowningreater
denitionincertain
areaswheretheextra
detailisavailable.

BackgroundColor

Determineswhatcolor
thebackgroundwater
willbeinanyareas
whereNavionics
cartographyisnot
available.

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OFF(default)

•ON

•White(default)

•Blue

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

BusinessServices

AerialPhotoOverlay

RoadsDetermineswhether

AdditionalWrecksDetermineswhether

Whenthismenuitem
issettoON,symbols
indicatingthelocation
ofabusinesswillbe
shown.

Determinesthearea
thatwillbedisplayedfor
aerialphotooverlay .

majorcoastalroadsare
displayedonthechart:

•OFF—coastalroads
areNOTdisplayed.

•ON—coastalroads
aredisplayed.

extendedinformationfor
newwrecksisdisplayed:

•OFF—extended
wreckinformationis
NOTdisplayed.

•ON—extended
wreckinformationis
displayed.

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OnLandandSea

•OnLand(default)

•OFF

•ON(default)

•OFF

•ON(default)

6.8Movingaroundthechart

Youcanmovearoundthechartusingthepanandzoomcontrols.

Acombinationofzoomingandpanningisrequiredtomovearound
thechartanddisplayanareaattheappropriatescale.

Note:Whenyoupanthechart,orwhenyouchangethescalein
autorangemode;themotionmodeissuspended.

Panningmovesthedisplayedcharttoadifferentarea.When
thecursorreachestheedgeofthescreen,thechartpans.

Whenyouzoomin,thechartscalechangestoshowasmaller
areainmoredetail.Conversely,ifyouzoomoutthechartarea
displayedisincreasedbutthedetailisreduced.

Note:Thecartographicdetailavailableonchartsvaries
accordingtothechartandthechartscale.Someareasprovide
detailatsmallerscalesthanothers.

Afeatureofthechartis‘autoscale’.Ifyouselectachartscalethat
doesnothavecartographicdetailinsomeareas,thechartwilluse
themostdetailedlevelavailableforthesurroundingareaandstretch
ittottheselectedscale.Thismeansthatyouwillneverhaveblank
orhatchedareasonyourscreen.Howevertheremaybesome
mis-alignmentofobjectswhichcrossthechartboundaryinthisarea.

Usingthechart

Zoominginandout

1.T ozoominclosertothepicture,presstheRANGEINcontrol.

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2.T ozoomoutfurtherfromthepicture,presstheRANGEOUT

control.

3.Pressandholdthebuttontozoomcontinuously .

Panningaroundthedisplay

1.T opanaroundthedisplay ,pressthetrackpadinthedirectionin
whichyouwanttopan.

2.Pressandholdthetrackpadintherelevantdirectiontopan
continuously.

Navigatingtothecursorpositiononthechart

1.Positionthecursoratthedesireddestinationonthechart.

2.PresstheGOTOsoftkey.

3.PresstheGOTOCURSORsoftkey.

Note:Thistargetwaypointisalsoidentiedontheradar.

6.9Chartpresentation

Thechartcanbeviewedinanumberofwaystosuityourneeds.

Youwillnormallyviewyourchartwiththevesselonscreenand
motionmode‘active’.Whenmotionmodeisactive,asyourvessel
moves,thechartisredrawntokeepthevesselonscreen.When
youzoomthechartinactivemode,thechartzoomsaboutyour
vesselposition.Alternatively,youmaybeplanningajourneyand
donotwantthecharttoredrawasyourvesselmoves.Youcan
suspendtheactivemotionmodebyusingthecursortopanthechart
orbyselectingFINDCURSOR.Whenmotionmodeissuspended,
themodeisshowninthestatusbarinparenthesise.g.(RELATIVE
MOTION);zoomoperatesaboutyourcursorposition.Providedthe
necessarydatatoascertainyourvessel’spositionisavailable,you
canactivatethemotionmode,byselectingFINDSHIP .

Changingthechartdisplay

Eachchartwindowcanbetailoredtomeetyourparticularneeds.

Youcan:

•Setthechartviewforindividualwindowsorsystemwide.

•Changehowthechartisorientated.

•Changethewayyourchartisdrawninrelationtoyourboat
movement.

Workingwithmultiplechartviews

Ifyouhavemorethanonechartwindow,youcaneithersharethe
presentationorpresenteachwindowindependently.Theoption
youhavechosenisindicatedonthechartstatusbarasLOCALor
SYSTEM.

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SYSTEM
chartview

Whenachartapplicationisstarted,itdefaultstoSYSTEM
view.AnywindowssettoSYSTEMviewwillhavethesame
presentationasothersystemwindowsfor:

•Chartmodeandorientation.

•Chartlayers—radarandAIS.

•Radar/chartsynchronization.

•Show/hidewaypoints,routesandtracks.

•Declutter.

•Vectors.

Ifyouchangeanyoftheseoptionsinonewindow,allsystem
windowswillbeupdated.

LOCAL
chartview

WhenLOCALchartviewisselected,thepresentationforeach
windowissetindependently.

Selectinglocalorsystemchartview

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTVIEWsoftkeytotogglebetweenLOCALand

SYSTEMchartviews.

Note:Themotionmodewillbesetbutnotsynchronizedacross
windowswhenthechartviewissettoSYSTEM.

Chartorientation

Theorientationofachartreferstotherelationshipbetweenthe
chartandthedirectionthatyouaretravellingin.

Itisusedinconjunctionwithmotionmodetocontrolhowyourboat
andchartrelatetooneanotherandhowtheyaredisplayedon
screen.Themodethatyouchooseisrestoredatpowerup.Any
changesthatyoumaketoachartwindowthatissettosystem
viewwillbereectedinallothersystemviewchartwindows.The
followingoptionsareavailable:

NorthUp(N-up)

InNorthUpmode,thechartorientationisxedwithtruenorth
upwards.Asyourheadingchangestheboatsymbolmoves
accordingly.Thisisthedefaultmodeforthechartapplication.

HeadUp(H-up)

HeadUpmodedisplaysthechartwithyourboat’scurrentheading
upwards.Astheheadingchangestheboatsymbolremainsxed
andthechartpicturerotatesaccordingly.

Note:T opreventcontinuousbackwardsandforwardsrotations
astheboatyawsfromside-to-side,thechartwillnotupdate
unlesstheheadingchangesbyatleast10degreesfromthelast
displayedorientation.

Note:ItisnotpossibletoselectHeadUpwhenthemotionmode
issettoTrue.

CourseUp(C-up)

InCourseUpmode,thechartpictureisstabilizedandshownwith
yourcurrentcourseupwards.Asyourboat’sheadingchanges,the
shipsymbolmovesaccordingly.Ifyouselectanewcourse,the
picturewillresettodisplaythenewcourseupwards.Thereference
usedforCourse-Updependsupontheinformationavailableata
giventime.Thesystemalwaysprioritizesthisinformationinthe
followingorder:

1.Bearingfromorigintodestination,i.e.intendedcourse.

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2.LockedheadingfromanAutopilot.

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0 Vessel offset

1/3 Vessel offset

2/3 Vessel offset

3.Bearingtowaypoint.

4.Instantaneousheading.

Ifheadingdatabecomesunavailablewhilstinthismode,awarning
messagewillbeshownandthechartuses0°headinginrelative
motion.

Settingthechartorientation

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTMODEANDORIENTATIONsoftkey .

3.PresstheORIENT ATIONsoftkeyuntiltherequiredoption(H-UP,
N-UP,orC-UP)isselected.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

Maintainingaviewofyournavigation

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTMODEANDORIENTATIONsoftkey .

3.PresstheMOTIONMODEsoftkey,andselecttheARoption.

Thechartwillautomaticallymaintainaviewofbothyourvesseland
thetargetwaypointonscreen.

Settingthemotionmode

Themotionmodecontrolstherelationshipbetweenthechartand
yourvessel.

Whilstmotionmodeisactive,asyourvesselmoves,thechartis
redrawntokeepthevesselon-screen.Thethreemotionmodesare:

•RelativeMotion

•TrueMotion

•Autorange

WhenyoupanthechartortoggleFindShip/CursortoCursor,the
motionmodeissuspended.Thisisindicatedinthestatusbarby‘(
)’aroundthemotionmodeandenablesyoutoviewanotherarea
ofthechartwhilstnavigating.Toresetthemotionmodeandreturn
yourvesseltothescreen,pressFindShip.Manuallychanging
therangeinautorangealsosuspendsmotionmode.Thedefault
settingisrelativemotionwithzerooffset.Themodethatyouselect
isrestoredatpowerup.WhenachartwindowissettoSystem
view,themotionmodewillbesetbutnotsynchronizedacrossother
systemviewwindows.

RelativeMotion(RM)withoptionalvesseloffset

WhenthemotionmodeissettoRelative,thepositionofyourvessel
isxedonthescreenandthechartpicturemovesrelativetoyour
vessel.Y oucanspecifyusingtheVesselOffsetsoftkey,whether
thevesselisxedinthecentreofthewindow(0offset)oroffsetby
1/3or2/3.Ifyouchangetheoffsetto1/3or2/3,theviewahead
ofyourvesselwillbeincreased.

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InthefollowingexamplethemotionmodehasbeensettoRelative,

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withavesseloffsetof1/3.Thevesselisxedintheoffsetposition
andthechartmovesaccordingly:

TrueMotion(TM)

WhenthemotionmodeissettoTrue,thechartisxedandthe
vesselmovesintrueperspectivetoxedlandmassesonthescreen.
Asthevessel’spositionapproachestheedgeofthescreen,the
chartpictureisautomaticallyresettorevealtheareaaheadofthe
vessel.

Note:ItisnotpossibletoselectTrueMotionwhentheorientation
issettoHeadUp.

Autorange

Autorangeselectsandmaintainsthelargestpossiblescaleofchart
thatwilldisplayboththevesselandthetargetwaypoint.Autorange
isnotavailableifradar-chartsynchronizationison.

Chartoffset

Chartoffsetenablesyoutocompensateforpositionerrorsinthe

cartographybymovingthepositionofthechart.

Thisadjustmentisindicatedasadistancenorth/west(+ve)or
south/east(-ve)fromyourvesselposition,toamaximumof1000m.
Toviewtheeffectsofanoffsetyoucanturnthefeatureonoroff.
Oncecalculated,theoffsetisappliedtoallcharts.

Note:Anyoffsetenteredwillbeappliedtoallchartsonthechart
card.Y oushouldthereforeensurethatthisfeatureisswitched
offonceyouhavecompensatedforthepositionerrorsinthe
cartography.Anychartingerrorsthatyoudiscovershouldbe
reportedtoNavionics.

Enablingchartoffset

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheChartSetupmenuoption,and

pressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

3.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheChartOffsetmenuoption,and

pressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

4.PresstheOFFSETsoftkey,andselecttheONoption.

Note:Ifyourvesselpositionisnotavailable,thecurrentchart
centerisusedasthereferencepoint.

Changingthechartoffsetvalue

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheChartSetupmenuitem.Press

thetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

3.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheChartOffsetmenuitem.Press

thetrackpadrighttoselectthemenuitem.

4.PresstheOFFSETsoftkeytoswitchChartOffsetON.

5.PresstheADJUSTN-SorADJUSTE-Wsoftkeyasappropriate,

andusetherotarycontroltochangethevalue.

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6.PresstheOKbutton.

Resettingthechartoffsetvalue

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.HighlighttheChartSetupmenuoption,andpresstheright
cursorkeytoselectit.

3.HighlighttheChartOffsetoption,andpresstherightcursor
keytoselectit.

4.PresstheOFFSETsoftkeytoselecttheONoption.

5.PresstheSETOFFSETsoftkey.

6.PresstheCLEAROFFSETsoftkey.

Chartlayers

Aerialphotooverlay

Youcanoverlayanaerialphotoontothechartdisplay,helpingyou
tointerpretyourenvironmentanditsfeatures.

Ifyouareusingasuitablechartcard,youcanoverlayanaerial
photoontothechartdisplay.Thiscoversthenavigablewatersupto
threemilesinsidethecoastline.

Beyondtheselimits,thelandwillappeargreen,andtheresolutionis
dependentontheregioncoveredbythechartcardyouareusing.

UsingtheoptionsintheCartographySetupMenu,youcanspecify
whethertheaerialphotooverlayisdisplayedforlandareasonly,or
forlandandseaareas.

Youcanalsoadjusttheopacityoftheaerialphotooverlayifrequired.

Enablingaerialphotooverlay

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsofttkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheAERIALOVERLA YsoftkeyrepeatedlyuntiltheON

optionisselected.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

Specifyingaerialoverlayopacity

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsofttkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheAERIALOVERLA YsoftkeyrepeatedlyuntiltheON

optionisselected.

Theopacitygaugeisdisplayedabovethesoftkey.

4.Usingtherotarycontrol,selectthelevelofopacityrequired,
between1and100%.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

Specifyingtheaerialoverlayarea

Inthechartapplication,withaerialphotooverlayenabled:

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheCartographySetupmenuitem.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheAerialPhotoOverlaymenuitem.

4.PressthetrackpadrighttoselecttheOnLandorOnLandand
Seaoption,asappropriate.

Note:WhentheCHARTVIEWmodeissettoSYSTEM,the
aerialphotooverlayisdisplayedinALLnetworkeddisplays.

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5.PresstheOKbutton.

Radaroverlay

YoucancombinethechartwiththeradarorMARPAfunctionsto
providetargettrackingortohelpyoudistinguishbetweenxed
objectsandothermarinetrafc.

Youcanenhancetheuseofyourchartbycombiningitwiththe
followingradarfeatures:

•Radarrangesynchronization.

•MARP A.

•Radaroverlay(fordistinguishingbetweenxedandmoving
objects).

Radarrangesynchronization

Whensynchronizationisswitchedon:

•Theradarrangeinallradarwindows,changestomatchthechart
scale.

•‘Sync’isindicatedinthetopleft-handcornerofthechartwindow.

•Ifyouchangetheradarrange,inanyradarwindow,all
synchronizedchartviewschangescaletomatch.

•Ifyouchangethescaleofasynchronizedchartwindow,allradar
windowschangerangetomatch.

UsingtheradartoviewMARPAtargetsonthechart

TheMiniAutomaticRadarPlottingAid(MARPA)functionisused
fortargettrackingandriskanalysis.WhenMARPAissetupin
radarmodeorradaroverlay ,allMARPAtargetsaredisplayedinthe
chartwindowandassociatedMARPAfunctionscanbeaccessed
viathechart.

Usingradaroverlaytodistinguishbetweenxedandmoving
objects

Youcanoverlayradarimagedataoveryourchartimageallowing
betterdistinctionbetweenxedobjectsandothermarinetrafc.For
bestresults,switchonRadar-Chartsynchronizationtoensureradar
rangeandchartscalearesynchronized.

Enablinganddisablingradaroverlay

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheRADAROVERLAYsoftkeyuntiltheONorOFFoption

isselected,asrequired.

Note:Ifradaroverlayisappliedtoachartwindowthatisset
tosystemview,theoverlaywillbedisplayedinallothersystem
viewchartwindows.

Changingtheradarrangefromthechartdisplay

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTMODEANDORIENTATIONsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTSYNCsoftkeyuntiltheRDRoptionisselected.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

5.UsetheRANGEINorOUTcontroltochangetheradarrange.

Synchronizingthechartwiththeradarrange

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTMODEANDORIENTATIONsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTSYNCsoftkeyuntiltheRDRoptionisselected.

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Note:Radarrangesynchronizationisnotavailablewhenthe
chartmotionmodeissettoAUTORANGE.

2.Alternatively,withRadarOverlayswitchedon,pressthe

TARGETTRACKINGsoftkey.

Chartscaleandradarrangesynchronization

Youcansynchronizetheradarrangeinallradarwindowswiththe
chartscale.

Whensynchronizationisswitchedon:

•Theradarrangeinallradarwindowschangestomatchthechart
scale.

•‘Sync’isindicatedinthetopleft-handcornerofthechartwindow.

•Ifyouchangetheradarrange,inanyradarwindow,all
synchronizedchartviewschangescaletomatch.

•Ifyouchangethescaleofasynchronizedchartwindow,allradar
windowschangerangetomatch.

Synchronizingradarrangewithchartscale

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTMODEANDORIENTATIONsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTSYNCsoftkeyuntiltheRDRoptionisselected.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

Note:Radarrangesynchronizationisnotavailablewhenthe
chartmotionmodeissettoAUTORANGE.

AccessingMARPAcontrolsonthechart

Inthechartapplication:

1.Selectthetargetusingthecursor.

TheMARPA-relatedsoftkeysaredisplayed.

Bathymetricdata

Youcanviewdetailedbathymetriccontourdatainthechart
applicationforuseduringshing.

Beforeyoucandisplaybathymetricdatainthechartapplication,you
musthaveNavionicschartcardswiththerelevantlevelofdetail.

WhenyouchangetheCHARTTYPEtotheFISHoption,bathymetric
dataisshownonthechart(whereavailable,basedonyourchart
card).

Enablingbathymetricdata

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTTYPEsoftkeyrepeatedlyuntiltheFISHoption

isselected.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

AISobjects

YoucanviewAISobjectsinthechartdisplaytohelpyouavoid
collisions,andidentifyvessels.

IfyouhaveasuitableAISreceiverortransceiverconnectedtoyour
multifunctiondisplay,youcanusetheAISlayerto:

•DisplaytargetsforanyotherAIS-equippedvessels.

•Displayvoyageinformationbeingbroadcastedbythesetargets
—forexample,theirposition,course,speedandrateofturn.

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•Displaybasicordetailedinformationforeachtargetvessel
includingsafety-criticaltargetdata.

•Setupasafezonearoundyourboat.

•ViewAISalarmandsafetyrelatedmessages.

TheChartLayersmenuisdisplayed.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheAISObjectsmenuitem.

5.PressthetrackpadrighttoselecttheONoption.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

EnablingAISobjects

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

TheChartLayersmenuisdisplayed.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheAISObjectsmenuitem.

5.PressthetrackpadrighttoselecttheONoption.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

Rangerings

Displayingrangeringsonthechartenablesyoutomeasure
distances.

Rangeringsgiveyouanincrementalrepresentationofdistance
fromyourvesseltohelpyoujudgedistancesataglance.Therings
arealwayscentredonyourvessel,andthescalevariestosuityour
currentzoomsetting.Eachringislabelledwiththedistancefrom
yourvessel.

Enablingrangerings

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3Dchartviewlocator

Youcanshowa3Dviewlocatoronthe2Dcharttoindicatethe
boundariesoftheareacurrentlyshownonthe3Dchart.

The3Dviewlocatorisapolygonoutlinedinbluethatcanbe
overlayedonthe2Dchart.Asyourotateandpitchthevessel
symbolonthedisplay,orusethepanandzoomcontrols,theblue
polygonmovesonthe2Dcharttoindicatetheboundariesofthe
areacurrentlyshownonthe3Dchart.

Enablingthe3Dlocator

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

TheChartLayersmenuisdisplayed.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selectthe3DLocatormenuitem.

5.PressthetrackpadrighttoselecttheONoption.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

Chartvectors

Chartvectorsshowadditionalinformationonthechartdisplay,
includingheadingandCOGvectors,andwindandtidearrows.

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Arangeofvectorgraphicscanbesuperimposedontothechart
display.Thefollowingvectorscanbeindependentlyenabledor
disabled:

•HDG(heading)vector—showsthevessel’sheading,displayed
asalinewithanopenarrowhead.Itdoesnottakewindsortides
intoaccount.

•COG(CourseOverGround)vector—indicatesthevessel’sactual
course,andisdisplayedasalinewithtwoopenarrowheads.

•Windandtidevectors—windsandtidesaredisplayedaslines
withsolidarrowheadsinthedirectionofthewindortidalset.
Windarrowspointtowardsyourvessel,andtidalarrowspoint
away.Thewidthofthearrowindicatesitsstrength.

Note:ThelengthoftheHDGandCOGvectorlinesisdetermined
bythedistanceyourvesselwilltravelinthetimeyouhave
specied(3mins,6minsorInnite)intheChartSetupMenuat
thecurrentspeed.Anytimesthatyouspecifywillapplytoall
chartviews,andiftheInniteoptionisselected,thevectorwill
extendtotheedgeofthechartwindow.

Note:IfneitherSpeedOverGround(SOG)orheadingdatais
available,vectorscannotbedisplayed.

Enablinganddisablingchartvectors

1.PresstheDATAbutton.

2.PresstheCHARTVECTORSsoftkey.

3.Presstheappropriatesoftkeytoenableordisablethechart

vectorsyouwanttouse.

Declutteringthechart

Youcanreducetheamountofdetailshownonthechartby
de-clutteringthechartdisplay.

Iftherearealargenumberofcartographicobjectsinaparticular
area,youcanturnonthedeclutteroptiontohidethefollowing
cartographicobjects:

•T ext.

•Chartboundaries.

•Spotsoundings.

•Depthcontours.

•Lightsectors.

•CautionandroutingData.

•Landandmarinefeatures.

•Businessservices(ifavailableforyourcartography).

Declutteringthechartdisplay

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheDECLUTTERsoftkeyandselecttheONoption.

Displayingdetailsoftidesandcurrents

Displayingdetailsoftides

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursoroverthediamond-shaped
tidalsymbol.

2.PresstheOKbuttontodisplayinformationforthattide.

3.T odisplayadditionaltidaldata,presstheTIDALDATAsoftkey.

4.T omovethetimeselector,usethetrackpad.

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5.T ochangethedisplayeddate,usetheappropriatesoftkeys.

Displayingdetailsofcurrents

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursoroverthediamond-shaped
currentsymbol.

2.PresstheOKbuttontodisplayinformationforthatcurrent.

3.T odisplayadditionalcurrentdata,presstheCURRENTDAT A
softkey.

4.T omovethetimeselector,usethetrackpad.

5.T ochangethedisplayeddate,usetheappropriatesoftkeys.

Animatedtideandcurrentinformation

Youcansetthedatefortheanimationandchoosetoseethe
wholeanimationfromthebeginningorstartitatanypointwithin
the24-hourperiod.

Youcanalsochoosetoviewtheanimationcontinuouslyortostep
throughitinincrementsoftimethatyouset.

SymbolDescription

Directionandspeedofcurrent(green
arrows).

Tideheight.

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Viewinganimatedtideandcurrentinformation

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthecursor,highlightatideorcurrenticon.

2.PressOKtoopentheObjectInfodialogboxandtoolbar .

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3.PresstheAnimatesoftkey.

TheTide/CurrentAnimationscreenopenswiththeanimation
paused.

Controllingtideandcurrentanimations

Inthechartapplication,withatideanimationdisplayed:

1.T ostartorstoptheanimation,presstheANIMATION
PLAY/PAUSEsoftkey.

2.T oviewtheanimationinsteps,usetheSTEPBACKorSTEP
FWDsoftkeys.

3.T osettheanimationstepinterval,pauseanyplayinganimations,
andpresstheSETTIMEINTERVALsoftkey.

4.T osettheanimationdate,presstheSETDATEsoftkey.TheEdit
Datescreenshowsthefollowingoptions:

TODAY’S
DATE

PREVDATE

NEXTDATE

EDITDATE

5.PressOKtosavethenewdateandreturntotheTide/Current
Animationscreen,orCANCELtoignorethedatechangeand
returntotheTide/CurrentAnimationscreen,leavingthedate
settingunchanged.

Settheanimationdatetothecurrentdate.

Settheanimationdateto24-hourspreviousto
currentdate.

Settheanimationdateto24-hoursaheadof
currentdate.

OpenstheEditDatepop-upscreen:usethe
trackpadorrotarycontroltoenterthedateyou
wanttoseeananimationfor.

Additionalchartinformation

Youcandisplayadditionalinformationonthechartforcartographic
objects,ports,andmarinas.

Dependingonthechartcardyouareusing,youwillalsobeableto
viewsomeorallofthefollowingadditionalinformation:

•Detailsofeachcartographicobjectthatismarkedonthechart,
includingsourcedataforstructures,lines,openseaareas,and
soon.

•Detailsofports,portfeatures,andbusinessservices.

•Pilotbookinformation(similartowhatyouwouldseeinamarine
almanac).Pilotbookinformationisavailableatcertainports.

•Panoramicphotosofportsandmarinas.Theavailabilityofphotos
isindicatedbyacamerasymbolonthechartdisplay.

Note:Forfulldetailsofthefeaturesavailablewitheachchart
cardtype,refertotheNavionicswebsite:www .navionics.comor

www.navionics.it.

Usingtheportsearchoption

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheOKbutton.

2.PresstheSEARCHBYNAMEsoftkey.

3.PresstheEDITNAMEsoftkey.

4.Enterthenameoftheport,andpresstheOKbutton.

5.PresstheSEARCHsoftkey .

6.Ifthesearchreturnsmorethanoneport,highlighttherequired

port,andpressrightonthetrackpadtoselectit.

7.Usethetrackpadtoselectaserviceassociatedwiththatport.

Usingthecursortondaport

Inthechartapplication:

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2.PresstheOKbutton.

3.Alistofservicesassociatedwiththeportisdisplayed.

4.PresstheVIEWDET AILSsoftkey.

5.Usethetrackpadtoselectaservice.

6.PresstheSHOWONCHARTsoftkeytocenterthescreenon

theselectedport,ifrequired.

Displayingdetailsofservicesandpointsofinterest

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursorovertheserviceorpoint
ofinterestsymbol.

2.PresstheOKbutton.Additionalinformationisdisplayed.

Businessservicesandpointsofinterestsymbols

Thelocationofvariousbusinessservicesandpointsofinterestis
indicatedbythefollowingsymbols:

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Displayingdetailsofobjectsandfeatures

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursorovertheobject.Thebasic
objectinformationwillbedisplayed.

2.PresstheOKbutton.Detailedinformationforthatobjectis
displayed.

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3.Iftheobjectyouhaveselectedhasmorethanonesubject

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Boat symbol

area,usetherotarycontroltohighlightandselecttherequired
information.

Displayingpilotbookinformation

Inthechartapplication,whenaportsymbolisdisplayed:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursorovertheportsymbol.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

TheObjectInfodialogisdisplayed.

3.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthePilotBookmenuitem,and

pressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherelevantbookorchapter.

5.PresstheVIEWPILOTBOOKsoftkey .

6.10Locatingyourvesselonthechart display

Yourcurrentpositionisrepresentedonscreenbyaboatsymbol.

Theboatsymbolisshownbelow:

IfneitherheadingnorCourseOverGround(COG)dataisavailable,
thevesselisshownasasolidcircle.Ifpositionaldatahasbeen
selectedfordisplay ,yourpositionwillbedisplayedinthedatabar
underVESPOS.

Displayingpanoramicphotos

Inthechartapplication,whenacamerasymbolisdisplayed,
indicatingtheavailabilityofaphoto:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursoroverthecamerasymbol.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

3.PresstheVIEWPHOTOsoftkey.

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Howtolocateyourvessel

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheFINDsoftkeyandselecttheSHIPoption.

Yourvesselisdisplayedinthecenterofthechart.

2.T omarkthisposition,presstheWPTSMOBbuttontwice,then
presstheOKbutton.

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Waypointnavigation

Navigatingtoawaypointusingthecursor

Inthechartapplication:

1.Positionthecursoroverthewaypointyouwanttonavigateto.

2.PresstheGOTOWA YPOINTsoftkey.

NavigatingtoawaypointusingtheGOTOoption

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheGOTOsoftkey.

2.PresstheGOTOWAYPOINTOPTIONSorGOTOCURSOR

softkey,asappropriate.

3.Selecttherequiredwaypointfromthelist.

4.PresstheGOTOWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Navigatingtoanexistingwaypointselectedonscreen

Inthechartapplication:

1.Positionthecursorovertherequiredwaypoint.

2.PresstheGOTOWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Thechartdisplaysadashedlinefromyourvesseltotheactive
waypoint,andnavigationcommences.

Note:Whenyouarriveatyourtargetwaypoint,amessage
willappear,andanalarmwillsound.Toacknowledgethe
messageandsilencethealarm,wait10secondsorpress

ACKNOWLEDGE.

Tostopnavigatingtoawaypoint

1.PresstheWPTS/MOBbutton.

2.PresstheGOTOWA YPOINTOPTIONSsoftkey .

3.PresstheSTOPGOTOsoftkey.

4.Alternatively,positionthecursorovertheactivewaypoint,and

presstheSTOPGOTOsoftkey.

Note:Oncenavigationisnolongeractive,thewaypointsymbol
returnstoitsnormalunboxedstate,andthedashedlinebetween
yourboatandthewaypointisremoved.

Waypointediting

Movingawaypointbyenteringnewcoordinates

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursortotherelevantwaypoint.
Alternatively,selectawaypointfromtheWaypointList.

2.PresstheVIEWANDEDITDETAILSsoftkey.

3.Usingtherotarycontrol,highlighttheinformationyouwantto
change.

4.PresstherelevantEDITsoftkey.

5.Usingtherotarycontrolandtrackpad,edittheinformationinthe
Position,BRG,andRNGeldsasappropriate.

6.PresstheOKbuttononcetoapplythechangesandtwiceto
exittheEditWaypointdialog.

Note:Toabandonamovewaypointoperation,pressCANCEL.

Erasingawaypointusingthecursor

Inthechartapplication:

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1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursortotherelevantwaypoint.
Alternatively,selectawaypointfromtheWaypointList.

2.PresstheERASEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

3.PresstheYESsoftkeytoconrm,orNOsoftkeytocancel.

Hidingawaypointonthechartdisplay

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheSHOW/HIDEWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

3.PresstheONCHARTsoftkeyrepeatedlyuntiltheHIDEoption
isselected.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

Waypointappearance

Showingandhidingwaypointnames

Inthechartorradarapplication:

1.IntheChartapplication,pressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey .

2.PresstheSHOW/HIDEWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

3.UsingtheWAYPOINTNAMEsoftkey,selecttheWA YPOINT
NAMEONoptiontoshowwaypointnames,ortheWAYPOINT
NAMEOFFoptiontohidewaypointnames.

Note:Waypointsinanactiveroutearealwaysdisplayed,
regardlessofwhetherthedisplayissettoshoworhide.

3.UsingtheSHOWBYsoftkey ,selecttheSHOWBYGROUP

option.

4.Alistofavailablewaypointgroupsisdisplayed.Usingtherotary
control,selectthewaypointgroupthatyouwanttoshoworhide.

5.UsingtheONCHARTsoftkey,selecttheSHOWorHIDEoption,
asappropriate.

6.RepeatSteps4to5foreachwaypointgroupyouwanttoshow
orhide.

Showingandhidingwaypointsymbols

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheSHOW/HIDEWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

3.UsingtheSHOWBYsoftkey,selecttheSHOWBYSYMoption.

4.Alistofavailablewaypointsymbolsisdisplayed.Usingthe
rotarycontrol,selectthewaypointsymbolthatyouwanttoshow
orhide.

5.UsingtheONCHARTsoftkey,selecttheSHOWorHIDEoption,
asappropriate.

6.RepeatSteps4to5foreachwaypointsymbolyouwanttoshow
orhide.

Showingandhidingwaypointgroups

Inthechartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheSHOW/HIDEWAYPOINTSsoftkey.

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Sunda y Trip

Waypoint

Route name

Route
destination

Note:Aroutecanalsobecreatedfromatrack.

Arouteisaseriesofwaypointsusedtonavigateacourse.

Arouteisdisplayedonscreenasaseriesofwaypointslinkedbya
line.

Withroutesyoucan:

•Buildatemporaryroutethatyoufollowimmediately(Quick
Route).Ifyoudonotrenameaquickroute,itwillbeoverwritten
anditswaypointsdeletedwhenanewquickrouteisbuilt.

•Buildandsavearouteforlateruse,inwhichcasetherouteis
storedintheroutelist.

•Convertatrackofyourcourseintoaroute.

Oncecreatedyouhavetheoptiontoviewaroute’sdetails,amend
itscourse,edititsnameandcolororeraseit.Allrouteoptionscan
beaccessedviatheROUTESsoftkey.

Buildingaroute

Routescaneitherbebuiltonscreenorviathewaypointlist.Aroute
consistsof:

•Newwaypointsthatyouhavespecicallyplacedforthatroute;or:

•Existingwaypointsthatarealreadystoredinthesystem;or:

•Acombinationofnewandexistingwaypoints.

Upto150routescanbeaddedtoyoursystem,eachconsistingof
upto50waypoints.Aseachwaypointisadded,itisassignedan
indexnumbercorrespondingtoitspositionintherouteanddrawn
onthechartusingthecurrentlyspeciedsymbol.Thefollowing
shouldbenoted:

•Whenarouteisbeingbuiltitisnotactiveanddoesnotaffect
anycurrentnavigation.

•Y oucanincludeawaypointmorethanonceinaroute,butthe
samewaypointcannotbeplacedconsecutively.

•Y oucancreateanewroutewhentheroutelistisfullbutonsaving
this,youwillbepromptedtochooseanexistingroutetooverwrite.

•Y oucannotsaveanewrouteifanyofthewaypointswithinitare
currentlyactive.

•ThewayinwhichtheOKandCANCELbuttonsoperateis
differentwhenyouarebuildingandeditingroutes.

Buildingaroute

Buildingarouteusingnewwaypoints

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheBUILDNEWROUTEsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursoratthedesiredposition

ontheChart.

5.PressthePLACEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

6.RepeatSteps4to5foreachnewwaypoint,untiltherouteis

complete.

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7.T ofollowtherouteimmediatelywithoutsavingitforfutureuse

(QuickRoute),presstheFOLLOW(QUICK)ROUTEsoftkey.

8.T osavetherouteforfutureuse,presstheSAVEROUTEsoftkey.

Note:Ifyouplaceawaypointatthewrongposition,pressthe
UNDOWAYPOINTsoftkey.

6.PresstheINSERTWAYPOINTsoftkey.

7.RepeatSteps4to5foreachexistingwaypointyouwanttoadd
totheroute,untiltherouteiscomplete.

8.T ofollowtherouteimmediatelywithoutsavingitforfutureuse
(QuickRoute),presstheFOLLOW(QUICK)ROUTEsoftkey.

9.T osavetherouteforfutureuse,presstheSAVEROUTEsoftkey.

Buildingarouteusingexistingwaypoints

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheBUILDNEWROUTEsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursoroveranexistingwaypoint
ontheChart.

5.PresstheUSETHISWA YPOINTsoftkey.

6.RepeatSteps4to5foreachexistingwaypointyouwanttoadd
totheroute,untiltherouteiscomplete.

7.T ofollowtherouteimmediatelywithoutsavingitforfutureuse
(QuickRoute),presstheFOLLOW(QUICK)ROUTEsoftkey.

8.T osavetherouteforfutureuse,presstheSAVEROUTEsoftkey.

Note:Ifyouplaceawaypointatthewrongposition,pressthe
UNDOWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Buildingarouteusingthewaypointlist

Inthechartapplication:

1.NAVIGATIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheBUILDNEWROUTEsoftkey.

4.PresstheUSEWAYPOINTLISTsoftkey.

5.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthewaypointyouwanttousefrom
thewaypointlist.

Note:Ifyouinsertawaypointincorrectlyintoaroutethatyouare
buildingusingthewaypointlist,highlightthewaypointinthelist
andpresstheREMOVEWA YPOINTsoftkey.

Buildingaroutefromatrack

Creatingaroutefromatrackenablesyoutoretracethecourseof
thattrack.

Whenatrackisconvertedthesystemcreatestheclosestroute
throughtherecordedtrack,usingtheminimumnumberof
waypoints.Eachwaypointcreatedwillbesavedwiththedepthand
temperaturedata(ifapplicable)forthatposition.

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Oncompletion,themaximumdeviationoftheroutefromthe
recordedtrackisdisplayedandthenewrouteisaddedtotheroute
list.Itcannowbedisplayed,editedanderasedetc.inthesame
wayasotherroutesinthesystem.

Note:Ifatrackbreakoccurs,onlythelastsegmentisconverted
toaroute.

Buildingaroutefromthecurrenttrack

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheTRACKSsoftkey.

3.PresstheCREATEROUTEFROMTRACKsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selectthetrackyouwanttocreatetheroute
from.

5.PresstheCREATEROUTEFROMTRACKsoftkey.

6.PresstheYESsoftkeytonametheroute,orNOtoacceptthe
defaultroutename.

Aroutewillbecreated,andthecurrenttrackwillcontinuetobe
recordeduntilyoupresstheSTOPTRACKsoftkey .

Buildingaroutefromasavedtrack

Inthechartapplication:

1.,positionthecursoroverthetrackyouwanttocreatetheroute
from.

2.PresstheCREATEROUTEFROMTRACKsoftkey.

3.PresstheYESsoftkeytonametheroute,orNOtoacceptthe
defaultroutename.

Aroutewillbecreated,andthecurrenttrackwillcontinuetobe
recordeduntilyoupresstheSTOPTRACKsoftkey .

Addingawaypointatthestartofaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITROUTESsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,selecttherouteyouwantto
addawaypointto.

5.PresstheAMENDROUTECOURSEsoftkey.

6.PresstheUSEWAYPOINTLISTsoftkey.

7.Pressthetrackpadrighttohighlighttheright-handcolumnof
thelist.

8.Pressthetrackpadupuntilanew(empty)rowiscreatedatthe
topofthelist.

9.Pressthetrackpadlefttohighlighttheleft-handcolumnofthelist.

10.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,highlightthewaypointyou
wanttoinsertatthestartoftheroute.

11.PresstheINSERTWA YPOINTsoftkey .

12.PresstheOKbutton.

Addingawaypointwithinaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.IntheChartorRadarapplications,usethetrackpadtomovethe
cursorovertheappropriatelegoftheroute.

2.PresstheINSERTWAYPOINTsoftkey.

3.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursorsothatitstretchestheleg
oftheroutetothedesiredpositiononthechart.

4.PressthePLACEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Addingawaypointtotheendofaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

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2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITROUTESsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,selecttherouteyouwantto
addawaypointto.

5.PresstheAMENDROUTECOURSEsoftkey.

6.T odeneanewwaypointusingtheChart,positionthecursor
overtheappropriaterouteleg,andthendragittothenew
positionandpressthePLACEWA YPOINTsoftkey.

7.T oaddawaypointfromthewaypointlist,presstheUSE
WA YPOINTLISTsoftkey.

8.Pressthetrackpadrighttohighlighttheright-handcolumnof
thelist.

9.Pressthetrackpaddownuntilthelastentryinthelistis
highlighted.

10.Pressthetrackpadlefttohighlighttheleft-handcolumnofthelist.

11.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,highlightthewaypointyou
wanttoinsertatthestartoftheroute.

12.PresstheINSERTWA YPOINTsoftkey .

13.PresstheOKbutton.

Displayingtheroutelist

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITROUTESsoftkey.

•Viewtheroutelistandthenselecttherequiredroute,or

•Selecttherequiredrouteon-screen.

TheTIMEandSOGoptionscanthenbeusedtoaidpassage
planningbydisplayingthetimeinhoursorasanET AandtheSOG
asactualorplanned.Iftherouteiscurrentlybeingnavigatedto
(active),thedataisupdatedtoshowbearing,distanceandtime
fromyourcurrentposition.

Displayingroutedetailsusingthecursor

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursoroveranylegofthe
requiredroute.

2.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITROUTESsoftkey.

3.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredroutefromthelist.

4.PresstheROUTEDETAILSsoftkey .

Displayingroutedetailsusingtheroutelist

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITROUTESsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredroutefromthelist.

5.PresstheROUTEDETAILSsoftkey .

Followingaroute

Displayingroutedetails

DetailsofallroutesthatyoucreateareheldintheRouteList.

Youcan:

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Whenyouarefollowingaroutetheactiverouteisshownonall
chartwindows.

Whenthedistancetothenextwaypointintherouteislessthanthat
speciedforthearrivalalarmradius,oryourvesselreachesthe
closestpointofapproachtothetarget(denedbyalinepassing

throughthewaypointandperpendiculartotherouteleg),awarning
dialogisdisplayedandanalarmsounds.Oncethealarmis
acknowledgedthenextwaypointisselected,thedisplayupdates
toindicatethenextlegoftheroute,andthesystemsendsthenew
navigationdatatotheautopilot.

Thereareseveralwaystoselectthefollowrouteoption:

•UsingQuickRoute.

•Fromaselectedwaypointoranypointwithinaroute.

•Usingtheroutelist.

•Inreverseorder.

Followingarouteusingquickroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.Buildyourroute.

2.Afteraddingthenalwaypointinyourroute,presstheFOLLOW

(QUICK)ROUTEsoftkey.

Note:Y oucanstopfollowingarouteatanytimebypressing
theSTOPFOLLOWsoftkey.

Followingaroutefromaselectedwaypointorpointwithina
route

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursorovertheappropriateleg
oftheroute,orawaypointintheroute.

2.PresstheFOLLOWTHISROUTEorFOLLOWFROMHERE
softkey.

Followingarouteusingtheroutelist

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheGOTOsoftkey.

2.PresstheFOLLOWROUTEOPTIONSsoftkey.

3.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,selecttherouteyouwantto
follow.

4.PresstheFOLLOWROUTEsoftkey.

Note:Y oucanstopfollowingarouteatanytimebypressing
theSTOPFOLLOWsoftkey.

Followingarouteinreverseorder

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheGOTOsoftkey.

2.PresstheFOLLOWROUTEOPTIONSsoftkey.

3.Usingthetrackpadorrotarycontrol,selecttherouteyouwantto
follow.

4.PresstheREVERSEANDFOLLOWsoftkey.

Note:Y oucanstopfollowingarouteatanytimebypressing
theSTOPFOLLOWsoftkey.

Advancingtothenextwaypointinaroute

Whilefollowingarouteinthechartapplication:

1.PresstheGOTOsoftkey,orpositionthecursorovertheroute.

2.PresstheADVANCEWA YPOINTsoftkey.

Note:Y oucanstopfollowingarouteatanytimebypressing
theSTOPFOLLOWsoftkey.

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Note:Ifthecurrentdestinationisthelastwaypoint,thechart
advancesontotherstwaypointintheroute.

ResettingCrossTrackError(XTE)

Whilefollowingarouteinthechartapplication:

1.PresstheREST ARTXTEsoftkey.

Editingaroute

Onceyouhavecreatedaroute,itcanbeeditedinavarietyofways.

Youcan:

•Reversearoute.

•Amendthecourseofaroute(althoughyoucannoteditatarget
waypointthatyouarecurrentlynavigatingto).

•Changethenameorcolorofaroute.

•Erasearoute.

Note:Anactiveroutecanbeedited,withtheexceptionofthe
targetwaypoint.Ifawaypointbeingeditedbecomesthetarget,
thenthesystemshallcanceltheedit;thewaypointshallremainin
itsoriginalposition.

Changingthenameorcolorofaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITROUTESsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredroutefromthelist.

5.PresstheEDITNAMEANDCOLORsoftkey.

6.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheNameorColoreld.

7.PresstheEDITNAMEorEDITCOLORsoftkey ,asappropriate.

8.Usingthetrackpad,selectthenewnameofcolorfortheroute.

9.PresstheOKbuttontosavethechanges.

Note:Iftherouteyouareeditinghasbeensavedbypressing
theFOLLOW(QUICK)ROUTEsoftkey,therouteisnamed
“QuickRoute”bydefault.Changingitsnamepreventsitbeing
overwrittenthenexttimetheFOLLOW(QUICK)ROUTEsoftkey
isused.

Adjustingthethicknessofroutelines

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheChartSetupoption.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheRouteWidthmenuitem.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheappropriateroutelinethickness.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

Showingorhidingaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursorovertheappropriate
route.

2.PresstheHIDEROUTEsoftkey.

Movingawaypointwithinaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursoroverthewaypointyouwant
tomove.

2.PresstheMOVEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

3.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursorsothatitstretchestheleg
oftheroutetothedesiredpositiononthechart.

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4.PresstheOKbutton.

Removingawaypointfromaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursoroverthewaypointyouwant
toremove.

2.PresstheREMOVEWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Reversingaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.Ensurethatyouarenotfollowingaroute(presstheSTOP
FOLLOWsoftkeytostopfollowingaroute).

2.Positionthecursorovertheappropriateroute.

3.PresstheREVERSEROUTEsoftkey.

Thewaypointsintheroutearerenumbered,andtheroutename
ismoved.

Erasingaroute

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheROUTESsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITROUTESsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredroutefromthelist.

5.PresstheERASEROUTEsoftkey.

6.PresstheYESsoftkeytoconrmtheaction,ortheNOsoftkeyto
canceltheaction.

Note:Youcandeleteanyroute,exceptfortheonethatyouare
curentlyfollowing.Whenyouerasearoute,onlythosewaypoints
associatedwiththatroutearedeleted.

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6.13Tracks

•Specifythedistancebetweeneachtrackpoint.

Youcancreateandsavetrackstokeepapermanentrecordof
whereyou’vebeen.

Atrackisanon-screentrailthatrepresentsthecourseyouhave
taken.Thistrailismadeupofaseriesoftrackpointswhichare
createdautomatically .

Withtracksyoucan:

•Reviewwhereyouhavebeen.

•Retraceyouroriginaljourneybyconvertingthetracktoaroute
andautomaticallyreversingit.

Ifrequired,atrackcanbepersonalizedandthetrackoptions
customizedtoyourownparticularneeds.Y oucan:

•Renameatrack.

•Changethecolorofatrack.

•Specifythetimeperiodbetweentrackpointcreation.

CreatingaTrack

Whenyouwanttorecordwhereyouhavebeen,youcanusethe
STARTTRACKsoftkeytostarttrackingyourjourney.Thetrackwill
thenbecreatedautomaticallyasyounavigateyourvessel.

Itisalsopossibletocreatearoutefromthetrack.

Creatingatrack

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheTRACKSsoftkey.

3.PresstheST ARTTRACKsoftkey .
Asyounavigateyourvessel,yourjourneyisautomaticallyrecorded

asatrack.

Note:Ifthepowerfailswhilstatrackisbeingrecordedorthe
positionxislost,abreakwilloccurinthetrack.Onlythelast
segmentofatrackcanbeconvertedintoaroute.

Note:Ifthemaximumnumberoftrackingpointsisreached,you
willbewarned.Thetrackwillcontinuetoberecordedwiththe
earliertrackingpointsbeingoverwritten.

Displayingthetracklist

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheTRACKSsoftkey.

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3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITTRACKSsoftkey.

Editingatrack

Onceyouhavecreatedatrack,itcanbeeditedinavarietyofways.

Youcan:

•Changethenameofatrack.

•Changethecolorofatrack.

•Eraseatrack.

Changingthenameorcolorofatrack

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheTRACKSsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITTRACKSsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredtrackfromthelist.

5.PresstheEDITNAMEANDCOLORsoftkey.

6.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheNameorColoreld.

7.PresstheEDITNAMEorEDITCOLORsoftkey ,asappropriate.

8.Usingthetrackpad,selectthenewnameofcolorforthetrack.

9.PresstheOKbuttontosavethechanges.

Showingorhidingatrack

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheNAVIGA TIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheTRACKSsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITTRACKSsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredtrackfromthelist.

5.UsetheTRACKONCHARTsoftkeytoselecttheSHOWor

HIDEoption,asappropriate.

Erasingatrack

Inthecfhartapplication:

1.,presstheNA VIGATIONOPTIONSsoftkey.

2.PresstheTRACKSsoftkey.

3.PresstheREVIEWANDEDITTRACKSsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttherequiredtrackfromthelist.

5.PresstheERASETRACKsoftkey.

6.PresstheYESsoftkeytoconrmtheaction,ortheNOsoftkeyto

canceltheaction.

Note:Y oucanalsoerasealltracks,usingtheARCHIVEAND
TRANSFERfunction.

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6.14Measuringdistancesandbearings

Youcanusethedatabarinformationandtherulertomeasure
distancesinthechartapplication.

Youcandeterminethedistanceandbearing:

•fromyourboattothepositionofthecursor;

•betweentwopointsonthechart.

Positioningthechartruler

Inthechartapplication:

1.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursoratthestartpointofyour

measurementorbearing.

2.PresstheDATAbutton.

3.PresstheRULERsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,positionthecursorattheendpointofyour

measurementorbearing.Therangeandbearingisdisplayed.

5.PresstheOKbuttontoxthenewrulerposition.

Repositioningthechartruler

Inthechartapplication,withtherulerdisplayed:

1.PresstheADJUSTAorADJUSTBsoftkeytoselectthestart

orendpoint,asappropriate.

2.Usingthetrackpad,movethecursortothenewrulerposition.

3.PresstheOKbuttontoxthenewrulerposition.

1.PresstheDATAbutton.

2.PresstheRULERsoftkey.

3.PresstheCLEARRULERsoftkey.

Clearingthechartruler

Inthechartapplication:

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Chapter7:Usingthe3Dchart

Chaptercontents

•7.13Dchartoverviewonpage86

•7.23Dchartsetuponpage87

•7.33Dchartcardsonpage88

•7.43Dchartdisplayoverviewonpage88

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7.13Dchartoverview

The3Dchartprovidesanumberoffeaturestohelpyounavigate
withyourvessel.

Note:Beforeyoucanusethe3Dchartapplicaton,your
multifunctiondisplaymustbereceivingaccurateheadingand
positiondatafromasuitablesource(suchasaGPS,for
example).Youmustalsohave3Dchartcardscontaining3D
cartographyfortheappropriatearea.

Safety

The3Dchartisanaidtovisualization.Whennavigatingwithyour
3Dchartyoushouldalsocheckyour2Dchartandensurethata
routeissafe.Untilyouarefamiliarwithinterpretingthe3Dchart,
youshouldtakeeveryopportunitytocomparethedisplayedobjects
withvisualtargets,suchasbuoysandcoastalstructures.You
shouldpracticeharbourandcoastalnavigationduringdaylightand
inclearweatherconditions.Thesimulatormodecanalsobeused
tohelpyougainexperience.

The3Dapplicationshouldnotbeusedasasubstituteforgood
navigationalpracticenorforofcialgovernmentpapercharts.Do
notusethisapplicationbeforeyouhavereadthischapter.

Usesforthe3DChart

3Dcartographyintroducesaneasy-to-usechartformatthatprovides
youwithathreedimensionalgraphicalviewoflandandsea
contoursaroundyourboat.Landmassesareshowningreen,the
shadedependingontheheightabovesealevel.Water ,thesea-bed
andsubmergedobjectsareshowninvaryingshadesofblue.

Muchoftheinformationavailableonaconventionalchartcanbe
showninthreedimensions,givingyouanaccurateeasy-to-view
imageoftheareaaroundyourboatthatcanhelpyouplan:

•Fishingspots.

•Whatshingpatterntouse.

•Saferoutes.

Iftheareathatyouareinisnewtoyou,orvisibilityispoor,3D
cartographycanhelptogiveyouthecondencetoknowwhereyou
areandwhatisaroundyou.Aswithaconventionalchart,active
waypointsandroutescanalsobeshownonthe3Dchart.

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7.23Dchartsetup

Youcancongureanumberofoptionstotailorthe3Dchart
applicationtoyourrequirements.

Ideally,the3Dchartapplicationshouldbeconguredbeforerst
use.Youmayalsowanttomakeadditionaladjustmentsasyou
becomemorefamiliarwiththeapplication.

Note:Anychangesthatyoumaketothe3Dchartconguration
areretainedwhenyoupoweroffthedisplay.

Selectingthe3Dchartsetupmenu

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selectthe3DChartSetupmenuitem,then
pressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

3.Usethetrackpadtohighlighttherequiredmenuoption,then
pressthetrackpadrighttoadjustthesetting.

4.PresstheOKbuttontosaveyourchanges.

3Dchartsetupmenuoptions

Thefollowingtableexplainstheoptionsavailableinthe3DChart
SetupMenu.

FunctionDescriptionOptions

VesselSymbolThestyleofsymbolthat

VesselSizeUsethisoptiontospecify

AerialPhotoOverlay

ChartText

NavigationMarksDetermineswhether

representsyourvessel
onscreen.

thesizeofthesymbol
thatrepresentsyour
vesselonscreen.

Determineswhether
anaerialphotograph
isoverlayedonthe3D
chartdisplay.

Determineswhether
descriptivetext(such
asplacenames,for
example)appearson
thechart.

navigationmarksappear
onthechart.

•Sail

•Power

•Tiny

•Small

•Medium

•Large

•Huge

•ON

•OFF

•ON

•OFF

•ON

•OFF

FunctionDescriptionOptions

Center-of-ViewIndicator

Usingthe3Dchart

Determineswhethera
whitecrossisdisplayed,
indicatingthecentreof
view.

•ON

•OFF

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7.33Dchartcards

Mode

Shows mode
application is
working in.

Rotation

Shows in degrees true,
how far the on-screen
view has been rotated
from your boat's heading.

Range

Horizontal distance across
screen (halfway up the window
or at center of view). Shown in
selected system units.

Boat symbol

Boat's position on
chart. Select sail
or power boat.

Center-of-view

White cross indicates
center of chart view
at sea level.

North arr ow

3D indication of True
North in relation to
the chart view.

Depth scale

Approximate
depth beneath
your boat.

Waypoint

With arrival
circle

Cartogr aphic objects

Select objects for display
via the 3D Chart Setup
menu.

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7.43Dchartdisplayoverview

Beforeyoucanusethe3Dchartapplication,youmusthavechart
cardscontainingtheappropriate3Dcartographicdata.

The3Dchartapplicationreliesonappropriatecartographicdata
storedonCompactFlashchartcards.Youmusthavechartcards
containing3Dcartographicdataforthegeographicareainwhich
youwanttonavigateyourvessel.

Chartcardscontainingapproriate3Dcartographicdataareavailable
fromthewww.navionics.comwebsite.

The3Dchartapplicationfeaturesanumberofdisplaymodesto
helpyounavigateyourvessel.

Thefollowingdiagramshowthevariouselementsofthedisplay:

3Dchartviewmodes

Youcanchangetheviewprovidedbythe3Dcharttogiveyoua
betterviewofyoursurroundings.

The3Dchartapplicationhastwomainviewingmodes:

•ActiveMotionmode

•Planningmode

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ActiveMotionmode

Thisisthedefaultmodewhenyouopenthe3Dchartapplication,
providedthatthereisavalidx.Thescreenshowsanaerialview
ofthe3Dchartasifyouareaboveyourboat,slightlybehinditand
lookingforward(virtualeyepoint).Youcanalsoviewthechart
fromdifferentpositionsrelativetoyourboat.Asyourboatmoves
forwardthechartautomaticallyupdatesandrevealsthechanging
viewahead.

Note:InActiveMotionmode,youcanadjustthepitchwhenthe
ADJUSTONsoftkeyissettoCENTER,butrotatingorpanning

thechartwillputitintoPlanningmode(seebelow).

Planningmode

Planningmodeenablesyoutoviewanareaofthechart,different
totheoneinwhichyouarenavigating,sothatyoucananalyze
locationsandfeatures.Youcanusethecontrolstoviewaparticular
areafromdifferentangles,bearingsandranges.Thechartno
longerautomaticallykeepsyourboaton-screen.Whenyouarein
Planningmode,thecontrolsandfunctionsavailablearethesame
asforActiveMotionmode.

Selectingtheactivemotion3Dchartmode

The3DchartisinActiveMotionmodebydefault.T oreturntothis
modeatanytime:

1.PresstheFINDSHIPsoftkey .

The3Dchartisre-drawn,withyourvesselintheforward-looking
viewatyourcurrentposition.

Selectingtheplanning3Dchartmode

1.Usingthetrackpad,pantotheareaofthechartthatyouwant
toview.

The3Dchartplacesbracketsaroundtheviewoptionlisted
immediatelybelowthedatabartoindicatethatthechartisin
Planningmode.Anexampleofthisis(FWD).

3DChartViewOptions

Multiple3Dchartinstances

Youcandisplaymultiple3Dchartviewsbycreatingapagethat
showsthe3Dchartapplicationinuptofourwindowsatthesame
time.

Eachinstanceofthe3DchartapplicationcanbeinActiveModeor
Planningmode,asappropriate.

Displayingmultiple3Dcharts

1.PressandholdtheP AGEbuttonforthreeseconds,untilthe

SelectPageSetwindowappears.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthepagesetthatfeaturesthe3D
chartapplication.

3.PresstheEDITP AGESETsoftkeytoeditthehighlightedpage
set.

4.Pressthesoftkeyassociatedwiththe3Dchartapplication.

5.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthepagelayoutstylethatsuitsthe
layoutandnumberofinstancesofthe3Dchartthatyouwant.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

7.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthe3Dchartapplicationinthelist.

8.PresstheOKbutton.

9.PresstheACTIVEbuttontoselectthenextwindowthatwillhost
aninstanceofthe3Dchartapplication.

10.Repearsteps8to9untilyouhavealltheinstancesofthe3D
chartapplicationthatyourequire.

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11.PresstheOKbutton.

3Dchartdepthscale

Thedepthscaleviewoptionenablesyoutoaddanindicator
beneathyourvesselonthedisplay,providingavisualapproximation
ofthewaterdepthimmediatelybelowyourvessel.

Thisdepthscalemovesupanddowntoindicatetheapproximate
depthbelowyourvessel.Areasofwaterthataredeeperthanthe
depthscalelimitareshaded.Areasofwaterthatareshallowerthan
thedepthscalelimitareshowninalightershade.

Enablingordisablingthe3Dchartdepthscale

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.Pressthe3DVIEWOPTIONSsoftkey .

3.PresstheDEPTHSCALEsoftkeyuntiltheONorOFFoptionis

selected,asappropriate.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

3Dchartvesselviewmodes

The3Dchartvesselviewmodesprovidedifferentperspectivesof
yourvesselonthe3Dchartdisplay

Therearefourviewingoptions:

•Forward(FWD)—providesaviewpointaboveandbehindyour
vessel,lookingforward.Thisisthedefaultoption.

•Starboard(STB)—providesaviewpointaboveandtotheportof
yourvessel,lookingstarboard.

•Aft(AFT)—providesaviewpointaboveandinfrontofyour
vessel,lookingaft.

•Port(PRT)—providesaviewpointaboveandtothestarboard
ofyourvessel,lookingtoport.

Whenoneoftheseoptionsisselected,theviewpointofthe3Dchart
ischangedtoshowadifferentarea.

Thevesselviewmodethatyouarecurrentlyinisindicatedjust
belowthedatabar.

Changingthe3Dchartvesselviewmode

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.Pressthe3DVIEWOPTIONSsoftkey .

3.PresstheVIEWTOsoftkeyuntiltheFWD,STB,AFT,orPRT

optionisselected,asappropriate.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

3Dchartvesseloffset

The3DchartVesselOffsetoptionsdeterminethepositionofyour
vesselinrelationtothechart.

Youcanspecifywhethertheboatisxedinthecentreofthewindow
(0offset)oroffsetby1/3or2/3ofthescreen.Ifyouchangethe
offsetto1/3or2/3,theviewaheadofyourboatwillbeincreased.

Changingthe3Dchartvesseloffset

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.Pressthe3DVIEWOPTIONSsoftkey .

3.PresstheVESSELOFFSETsoftkeyuntilthe0,1/3,or2/3option

isselected,asappropriate.

4.PresstheOKbutton.

3Dchartdetailexaggeration

Youcanexaggeratetheverticalsizeofobjectsonthe3Dchartto
makeiteasiertointerpretwhatyouareseeing.

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areexaggerated.Adjustingtheexaggerationhastheeffectof
verticallystretchingobjectsonthechart,makingiteasiertosee
theirshapeandposition.Thiscouldbeparticularlyhelpfulifyou
areshing,forexample.

Adjustingthe3Dchartexaggeration

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.Pressthe3DVIEWOPTIONSsoftkey .

3.PresstheADJUSTEXAGGERA TIONsoftkey.

4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttherequiredamountofexaggeration.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

3Dchartdecluttering

Youcandeclutterthe3Dcharttoreducetheamountofobjects
anddetailshown.

Navigatinginanareathatshowsalotofinformationonthechart,
suchasnavigationmarks,canbeconfusing.Dependingonyour
chartviewlevelitcanmakefeaturesorevenyourpositiondifcult
tosee.Declutterhelpsyoutoreducethisconfusionandmakethe
chartclearer,byremovingsomeobjectsfromview.

Declutteringthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheDECLUTTERsoftkeyuntiltheONorOFFoptionis

selected,asappropriate.

3.PresstheOKbutton.

Aerialphotooverlayon3Dchart

Youcanoverlayanaerialphotographonthe3Dchartdisplayto
helpyouinterpretyoursurroundings.

Aerialphotoscoverthenavigablewatersupto3milesinsidethe
coastline.Beyondtheselimitsthelandwillappeargreen(color
charts)andgrey(blackandwhitecharts).Thelevelofresolution
andtheavailabilityofacoloredoverlayisdependentontheregion
coveredbythechartcard.

Thefollowingimagesshowthedifferencebetweenthestandard3D
chartdisplay,andthe3Dchartdisplaywithaerialphotooverlay:

Overlayinganaerialphotoonthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

2.Usingthetrackpad,selectthe3DChartSetupmenuitem,then
pressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheAerialPhotoOverlaymenuitem.

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4.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheONoptiontoenableaerialphoto
overlay,ortheOFFoptiontodisableit.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

3DChartNavigation

Movingaroundthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.Usethetrackpadtomovemovethecursortoadifferentareaon
the3Dchart.

2.PresstheRangeOutbuttontoshowalargerareaofthe3D
chart.

3.PresstheRangeInbuttontoshowasmallerareaofthe3Dchart.

Locatingyourvesselonthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PresstheFINDSHIPsoftkey .

The3Dchartisre-drawn,withtheboatintheforward-looking
viewatyourcurrentposition.

Markingyourpositiononthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PresstheWPTSMOBbuttontwice.

TheEditWaypointdialogisdisplayed.

2.PresstheWPTSMOBbuttonagaintoacceptthedefault
waypointname,orenteranewname.

3.PresstheOKbutton.

Rotatingandpitchingyourvesselinthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PresstheADJUSTONsoftkeyuntiltheEYEoptionisselected

torotateorpitcharoundavirtualeyepoint.SelecttheCENTER
optiontorotateorpitcharoundthecenter-of-viewcrossonthe
screen.

2.PresstheADJUSTsoftkeyuntiltheROT ATEorPITCHoptionis

selected,asappropriate.

3.PresstheOKbutton.

Navigatingtoawaypointusingthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PresstheGOTOsoftkey.

2.PresstheGOTOWA YPOINTOPTIONSsoftkey .

TheWaypointListisdisplayed.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selectthewaypointyouwanttonavigateto.

4.PresstheGOTOWAYPOINTsoftkey.

Followingarouteusingthe3Dchart

Inthe3Dchartapplication:

1.PresstheGOTOsoftkey.

2.PresstheFOLLOWROUTEOPTIONSsoftkey.

TheRouteListisdisplayed.

3.Usingthetrackpad,selecttherouteyouwanttofollow .

4.PresstheFOLLOWROUTEsoftkey.

Usingthe2Dand3Dchartstogether

Youcandisplayboththe2Dand3Dchartson-screenatthesame
timetoaidyournavigation.

Iftheareainwhichyouarenavigatingisunfamiliar,orvisibilityis
poor,workingwith2Dand3Dchartapplicationsonthescreen
side-by-sidecangiveyouextracondenceandhelpyoundout

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whatisaroundyou.Withthechartsdisplayedsidebyside,a
comprehensiveviewofthesurroundingareaisavailable.Aswithall
multiplepagesets,theactivewindowisindicatedbyaredborder.
Tomakechangestoanapplicationitmustbetheactivewindow.

Displaying2Dand3Dchartssimultaneously

1.PressandholdtheP AGEbuttonforthreeseconds,untilthe

SelectPageSetwindowappears.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthepagesetthatfeaturesthe3D
chartapplication.

3.PresstheEDITP AGESETsoftkeytoeditthehighlightedpage
set.

4.Pressthesoftkeyassociatedwiththe3Dchartapplication.

5.Usingthetrackpad,highlightapagelayoutstylethatincludes
twowindows.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

7.Usingthetrackpad,highlightthe3Dchartapplicationinthelist.

8.PresstheOKbutton.

9.PresstheACTIVEbuttontoselectthesecondwindow,whichwill
hostthe2Dchartapplication.

10.RepeatSteps2to8toselectthe2Dchart.

11.PresstheOKbutton.

2Dand3Dchartsynchronization

Youcansynchronizetheheading,range,andpositioninformation
acrossboththe2Dand3Dchartstoaidnavigation.

When2d-3Dchartsynchronizationisenabled:

•When2D-3Dsynchronizationisenabled,itisindicatedby“2D-3D

Sync”inthechartapplicationstatusbar.

•Somesoftkeyfunctionsarenotavailablewiththisfeature,and

are“grayed-out”.

•PressingFINDSHIPfromanysynchronizedapplicationreturns

the3DcharttothedefaultActiveMotionmode,andsynchronizes
the2Dcharttothesameview.

•Anychangesmadetotheheading,rangeorpositionineither2D
or3Dchartswillbedisplayedinboth2Dand3Dwindows.

•Ifthe2DchartviewforthecurrentwindowissettoSYSTEM
andyouhavemultiplewindowsonapageoronmorethan
onemultifunctiondisplay,anychangesmadetoachartwillbe
reectedinallwindowsandallmultifunctiondisplays.

•Ifthe2DchartviewforthecurrentwindowissettoLOCAL,no
otherwindowswillbeaffected.

•Y oucansynchronizethe2Dchartwiththe3DchartORtheradar,
butyoucannotsynchronizethe2Dchartwithboththe3Dchart
andtheradar.

Synchronizingthe2Dand3Dcharts

Inthe2Dor3Dchartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTVIEWsoftkeyuntiltheSYSTEMoptionis

selected.

3.PresstheCHARTMODEANDPRESENT ATIONsoftkey .

4.PresstheCHARTSYNCsoftkeyuntilthe3Doptionisselected.

5.PresstheOKbutton.

3Dchartviewlocator

Youcanshowa3Dviewlocatoronthe2Dcharttoindicatethe
boundariesoftheareacurrentlyshownonthe3Dchart.

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The3Dviewlocatorisapolygonoutlinedinbluethatcanbe
overlayedonthe2Dchart.Asyourotateandpitchthevessel
symbolonthedisplay,orusethepanandzoomcontrols,theblue
polygonmovesonthe2Dcharttoindicatetheboundariesofthe
areacurrentlyshownonthe3Dchart.

Displayingthe3Dviewlocatoronthe2Dchart

Inthe2Dchartapplication:

1.PressthePRESENT ATIONsoftkey.

2.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

3.PresstheCHARTLA YERSsoftkey .

4.Usingthetrackpad,selectthe3DLocatoroption.

5.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheONoption.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

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Chapter8:Usingautopilotcontrol

Chaptercontents

•8.1Disengagingtheautopilotinanemergencyonpage96

•8.2Autopilotcontrolonpage96

•8.3Autopilotcontroloptionsonpage98

•8.4Autopilotalarmsonpage98

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8.1Disengagingtheautopilotinan emergency

Whilefollowingarouteusingtheautopilot:

1.PressandreleasethePOWERbutton.

2.PressthePILOTSTANDBYsoftkey .
Theautopilotisdisengaged,andputintostandbymode.

8.2Autopilotcontrol

Youcanuseyourmultifunctiondisplaytocontrolyourautopilot.

Note:Forinformationonconnectinganautopilotcontrolhead
toyourmultifunctiondisplay ,refertothedocumentationthat
accompaniestheautopilotcontrolhead.

WiththeAutopilotControlfunctionenabled,youcanuseyour
multifunctiondisplayto:

•Engagetheautopilotandinstructittofollowwaypointsinaroute.

•Disengagetheautopilot.

•Silencethewaypointarrivalalarm.

PilotControldialog

Theautopilotcontrolfunctionsonyourmultifunctiondisplayare
centeredaroundthePilotControldialog.Thisdialogisdisplayedin
thefollowingsituations:

•WhenyoupresstheGOTOorFOLLOWROUTEsoftkeyinthe

chartapplication.

•Whenyouarefollowingaroute,andplacethecursoroveran

activerouteorwaypointonthechart,andpresstheSTOPGOTO,
STOPFOLLOW,orADV ANCEWA YPOINTsoftkey.

•Whenyouarriveatatargetwaypoint.

Autopilotstatussymbols

Thevariousautopilotstatusmodesarerepresentedonyour
multifunctiondisplaybysymbols.

Theautopilot-relatedmodesareindicatedbyasymboldisplayed
inthedatabarofyourmultifunctiondisplay.

Thesesymbolsaredescribedinthefollowingtable:

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SymbolDescription

AutopilotisinStandbymode.

AutopilotisinTrackmode.

AutopilotisinAutomode.

2.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheSystemSetupmenuitem,then

pressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

3.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheSystemIntegrationmenuitem,

thenpressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

4.Usingthetrackpad,highlighttheAutopilotControlmenuitem,

thenpressthetrackpadrighttoselectit.

5.Usingthetrackpad,selecttheEnabledoption.

6.PresstheOKbutton.

Noautopilotdetected.

Autopilotalarmactive.

Dodgemodeisactive.

FishModeisactive.

Autopilotcalibration.

Powersteeringactive.

WindVanemodeisactive.

Enablingtheautopilotcontrolfunction

1.PresstheMENUbutton.

Usingautopilotcontrol

Engagingtheautopilot

Inthechartapplication:

1.PresstheGOTOsoftkey.

2.PresstheGOTOCURSOR,FOLLOWROUTEOPTIONS,or

GOTOWA YPOINTOPTIONSsoftkey,asappropriate.

3.PresstheENGAGEPILOTsoftkey.

ThePilotControldialogisdisplayed.

4.Presstheappropriatesoftkeytoenabletheautopilot.

Disengagingtheautopilot

Inthechartapplicationwiththeautopilotengaged:

1.PresstheSTOPGOTOorSTOPFOLLOWsoftkeys:

ThePilotControldialogisdisplayed.

2.PresstheST ANDBYsoftkey .

Theautopilotisdisengaged,andputinstandbymode.

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8.3Autopilotcontroloptions

8.4Autopilotalarms

Yourmultifunctiondisplayenablesyoutonavigatetotarget
waypointsusingtheautopilotcontroloptions.

Whenyouarriveatawaypoint,thePilotControldialogisdisplayed,
providingthefollowingoptions:

OptionDescription

ENGAGEPILOT—TRACK

CLEARALARMSilencesthewaypointarrivalalarm.

STANDBYCancelsthewaypointarrivalalarm

AUTOCancelsthewaypointarrivalalarmand

Engagestheautopilotandcontinues
tothenextwaypointintheroute.This
optionisnotavailableifyouhave
reachedthelastwaypointintheroute.

Engagestheautopilotinautomode,
continuingonthecurrentheading.

anddisengagestheautopilot.

engagestheautopilotinautomode.If
youjustarrivedatthelastwaypointin
theroute,theautopilotcontinueson
thecurrentlockedheading.

Theautopilotfunctionsprovidealarmstoalertyoutosituationsthat
requireaction.

Yourmultifunctiondisplayshowsautopilotalarms,regardlessof
whetherthereisactivenavigationonthesystem.Ifpilotintegration
isenabled,andanalarmisraisedbytheautopilot,themultifunction
displayprovidesanaudiblealarmsound(providingthatthealarm
hasnotalreadybeensilenced).ThePilotControlscreenis
displayed,indicatinganewalarm.Additionally,thepilottransducer
iconisdisplayedinred,andremainsreduntilthealarmiscleared.

Silencingautopilotalarms

1.PresstheCLEARALARMsoftkey.
Thealarmissilencedandtheautopilotremainsengagedinauto

mode,continuingonthecurrentheading.

Silencingautopilotalarmsanddisengaging
autopilot

1.PresstheST ANDBYsoftkey .
Thealarmissilenced,andtheautopilotisdisengagedandputin

standbymode.

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Chapter9:Usingradar

Chaptercontents

•9.1Radaroverviewonpage100

•9.2Radarscannerpowermodesonpage100

•9.3Radarrangeandimagequalityonpage101

•9.4Radardisplayoverviewonpage104

•9.5Dualrangeradaroperation(digitalscannersonly)onpage105

•9.6Radarmodeandorientationonpage106

•9.7Radartuning—DIGITALscannersonpage109

•9.8Radartuning—ANALOGscannersonpage114

•9.9Waypointsonpage120

•9.10Usingradartomeasuredistances,ranges,andbearingsonpage121

•9.11Usingradartotracktargetsandavoidcollisionsonpage124

•9.12Radaralarmsonpage128

•9.13Settingupyourradaronpage129

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9.1Radaroverview

9.2Radarscannerpowermodes

Radarisusedtoprovideinformationthatcanhelpyoutotrack
targetsandmeasuredistancesandbearings.

RadioDetectionAndRanging(RADAR)isusedatseatodetectthe
presenceofobjects(knownas‘targets’)atadistance,andifthey
aremoving,detecttheirspeed.

Radarworksbytransmittingradiopulses,thendetectingreections
ofthesepulses(echoes)fromobjectsintheareaanddisplayingthe
reectionsastargetsonyourdisplay.

Untilyouarefamiliarwithinterpretingtheradardisplay,every
opportunityshouldbetakentocomparetheradarscreenpatterns
withvisualtargets,suchasotherboats,buoysandcoastal
structures.Youshouldpractiseharborandcoastalnavigationduring
daylighthoursandinclearweatherconditions.

Digitalradar

Yourmultifunctiondisplaycanbeusedwithdigitalradarscanners.

Digitalradarscannersprovidearangeofadvantagesoveranalog
radar,makingiteasiertodiscernobjectsaroundyourvessel.

Digitalradarscannersprovide:

•Improvedtargetdetection.

•Full-colorimage.

•DualRangeoperation.

•SuperHDoption.Thiseffectivelyincreasesthetransmitterpower
byafactorofatleasttwo,andreducesthebeamwidthbya
similaramount.

Note:Y oumustconnectaSuperHDradarscannerinorderto
usetheSuperHDoption.

Theradarscannerhasanumberofpowermodes.

Theradarscannericoninthedatabarindicatesthepowerstatusof
theradarscanner.Thefollowingisanexplanationofeachstatus:

Radar
Mode

Transmit
(TX)

Standby
(STBY)

Off Scannerpoweredoffwhenradarnot

Timed
Transmit

RadarStatus
IconDescriptionofstatus

Rotatingicon,signifyingthatthescanner
isonandtransmitting.WhenSCANNER
issettoON,selectthismodetoactivate
thescanner.Thisistheusualmodeof
operation.

Staticicon,indicatingthatthescanneris
onbutnottransmitting,andtheantennais
notrotating.Antennadoesnotrotate,the
scannerdoesnottransmitandtheradar
dataisremovedfromthescreen.Thisisa
powersavemodeusedwhenradarisnot
neededforshorttimeperiods.Whenyou
returntotransmitmode,themagnetron
doesnotneedtowarmup.Thisisthe
defaultmode.

required,butdisplayisinuseforother
applications,suchasthechart.When
selected,thesystemcountsdown.During
thistimeyoucannotre-powerthescanner.

Scannerswitchesbetweenon/transmitting,
andstandbymode.Scannergoesinto
powersavemodewhenconstantuseof
radarisnotrequired.

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