Raymarine C140w, C90w User Manual

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C-Series Widescreen

Multifunction Display

User reference handbook

C90W, C120W and C140W models

Trademarksandregisteredtrademarks

Autohelm,HSB,RayT echNavigator,SailPilot,SeaT alkandSportpilotareUKregisteredtrademarksofRaymarineUKLimited. PathnderandRaymarineareUKregisteredtrademarksofRaymarineHoldingsLimited.45STV,60STV ,AST,Autoadapt,AutoGST , AutoSeastate,AutoTrim,Bidata,GSeries,HDFI,LifeT ag,MarineIntelligence,Maxiview,OnBoard,Raychart,Raynav ,Raypilot,RayT alk, Raystar,ST40,ST60+,Seaclutter,SmartRoute,Tridata,UniControlandWaypointNavigationaretrademarksofRaymarineUKLimited.

Allotherproductnamesaretrademarksorregisteredtrademarksoftheirrespectiveowners.

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

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

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

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.

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

SeaTalk

referencemanual

81300

C-SeriesWidescreenuserreference

Chapter3:Gettingstarted

Chaptercontents

•3.1Multifunctiondisplaysystemintegrationonpage16

•3.2Poweringthedisplayon/offonpage18

•3.3Controlsonpage19

•3.4Usingbuttonsandsoftkeysonpage20

•3.5Usingthecursoronpage20

•3.6Navigatingpagesandmenusonpage21

•3.7Initialsetuponpage25

Gettingstarted

3.1Multifunctiondisplaysystem

16/9

HI/LO

SCAN WATCH

RAY240

11.18.02

Weather receiver

External GPS

Personal

Computer

Fishfinder

DSM 30 & 300

SeaTalk

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

integration

Youcanconnectanumberofexternaldevicestoyourmultifunction display,providingadditionalfeaturesandfunctions.

Thefollowingdiagramillustratesthevariousexternaldevicesthat canbeconnectedtoyourmultifunctiondisplay:

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

DeviceTypeSuitableDevicesConnectivity

Radar

•ONE4kilowattDigital

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

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

NMEA0183

NMEA0183(Navtex protocol)

NMEA0183

SeaTalk,SeaT alk NMEA0183

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

NMEA0183(waypoint andbearinginformation)

NMEA0183,SeaT alk

SeaTalk,SeaTalk

SeaTalk

BNCconnector

DeviceTypeSuitableDevicesConnectivity

Raytechcharting software

,or

Raytechsoftware versionV6.1

SeaTalk

Gettingstarted

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.

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.

5 6

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.

Gettingstarted

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

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

Chart

Radar

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.

Gettingstarted

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.

Gettingstarted

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:

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).

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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

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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