Raymarine Dragonfly, Dragonfly 7 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

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Documentnumber:81345-3 Date:03-2014

Contents

Chapter1Importantinformation..........................7

TFTDisplays...............................................................7

Wateringress..............................................................7

Disclaimers.................................................................7

Chartcardsandmemorycards.....................................8

EMCinstallationguidelines..........................................8

Thirdpartysoftwarelicenseagreements.......................8

Declarationofconformity..............................................8

Pixeldefectpolicy........................................................8

Warrantypolicy............................................................8

Warrantyregistration....................................................8

Productdisposal..........................................................9

IMOandSOLAS..........................................................9

Technicalaccuracy......................................................9

Chapter2Documentandproduct

information...........................................................11

2.1Documentinformation..........................................12

2.2Productoverview.................................................13

Chapter3Planningtheinstallation...................15

3.1Installationchecklist.............................................16

3.2Partssupplied......................................................17

3.3Compatibletransducers........................................17

3.4T oolsrequiredforinstallation.................................18

3.5Softwareupdates.................................................18

3.6Warningsandcautions.........................................19

3.7Selectingalocationforthetransducer...................19

3.8Cablerouting.......................................................20

3.9Selectingalocationforthedisplay........................21

3.10Installationprocess.............................................22

Chapter4Mounting.............................................23

4.1Mountingthetransducer.......................................24

4.2Cradlemounting..................................................25

4.3Fittingthedisplayinthecradle..............................26

4.4Fittingthe7inchdisplayinthecradle—Cradle

down.........................................................................26

4.5Security...............................................................27

4.6Removingthedisplayfromthebracket..................28

4.7Surfacemounting.................................................29

4.8T estingthetransducer..........................................30

4.9Finishingthetransducermounting.........................30

Chapter5Cablesandconnections....................31

5.1Generalcablingguidance.....................................32

5.2Cableconnection.................................................32

Chapter6Gettingstarted...................................35

6.1Displaypower......................................................36

6.2Controls...............................................................36

6.3Initialsetupprocedures........................................37

6.4GPSCheck..........................................................38

6.5Sonarcheck........................................................39

6.6DownVisioncheck................................................40

6.7Shortcutspage.....................................................40

6.8Applications.........................................................41

6.9Viewswitcher.......................................................42

Chapter7Managingdisplaydata......................43

7.1Memorycardsoverview........................................44

7.2Savinguserdataandusersettings........................44

7.3Resettingyoursystem..........................................46

Chapter8Chartapplication................................47

8.1Chartapplicationoverview....................................48

8.2Chartapplicationcontrols.....................................51

8.3Chartcontextmenu..............................................51

8.4Navigation...........................................................52

8.5Chartselection.....................................................52

8.6Chartorientation..................................................53

8.7ChartDetail.........................................................53

8.8Boatposition........................................................54

8.9Communitylayer..................................................54

8.10COGVector.......................................................55

8.11DeepWater........................................................55

8.12Chartobjects.....................................................56

Chapter9WaypointsandTracks.......................57

9.1Waypointsoverview.............................................58

9.2Tracks.................................................................64

9.3ImportandExport................................................65

9.4Waypointsandtracksstoragecapacity..................65

Chapter10Sonarapplication.............................67

10.1Sonarapplicationoverview.................................68

10.2SonarandDownVisionapplicationcontrols...........69

10.3Range...............................................................70

10.4Displayoptions..................................................70

10.5Sensitivityadjustments.......................................72

Chapter11DownVisionapplication...................73

11.1DownVisionapplicationoverview.........................74

11.2SonarandDownVisionapplicationcontrols...........74

11.3Range................................................................75

11.4Displayoptions...................................................76

11.5Sensitivityadjustments.......................................77

Chapter12T ools&Settings...............................79

12.1Alarms...............................................................80

12.2SystemSettingsmenu........................................82

12.3Backupandreset...............................................86

Chapter13Maintenance.....................................87

13.1Serviceandmaintenance...................................88

13.2Cleaning............................................................88

13.3Transducercleaning...........................................89

Chapter14Troubleshooting...............................91

14.1Troubleshooting.................................................92

14.2Poweruptroubleshooting...................................93

14.3GPStroubleshooting..........................................94

14.4Sonar/DownVisiontroubleshooting....................95

14.5Miscellaneoustroubleshooting............................96

Chapter15T echnicalsupport............................97

15.1Raymarinecustomersupport..............................98

Chapter16T echnicalspecication....................99

16.1T echnicalspecication......................................100

Chapter17Sparesandaccessories................103

17.1Accessories.....................................................104

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Chapter1:Importantinformation

Warning:Productinstallationand operation

Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedin accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.Failure todosocouldresultinpersonalinjury ,damageto yourvesseland/orpoorproductperformance.

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein hazardous/ammableatmospheres.DoNOTinstall inahazardous/ammableatmosphere(suchasin anengineroomornearfueltanks).

Warning:Highvoltages

Thisproductcontainshighvoltages.DoNOT removeanycoversorotherwiseattempttoaccess internalcomponents,unlessspecicallyinstructed inthisdocument.

Warning:Powersupplyvoltage

Connectingthisproducttoavoltagesupplygreater thanthespeciedmaximumratingmaycause permanentdamagetotheunit.Refertothe Technicalspecicationsectionforvoltagerating.

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct,ensureithas beencorrectlygrounded,inaccordancewiththe instructionsinthisguide.

Warning:Switchoffpowersupply

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyisswitchedOFF beforestartingtoinstallthisproduct.DoNOT connectordisconnectequipmentwiththepower switchedon,unlessinstructedinthisdocument.

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable components.Pleasereferallmaintenance andrepairtoauthorizedRaymarinedealers. Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty .

Caution:Transducercable

•DoNOTcut,shorten,orsplicethetransducer cable.

•DoNOTremovetheconnector.

Ifthecableiscut,itcannotberepaired.Cuttingthe cablewillalsovoidthewarranty .

Caution:Powersupplyprotection

Wheninstallingthisproductensurethepower sourceisadequatelyprotectedbymeansofa suitably-ratedfuseorautomaticcircuitbreaker.

Caution:Careofchartandmemory cards

Toavoidirreparabledamagetoand/orlossofdata fromchartandmemorycards:

•DONOTsavedataorlestoacardcontaining cartographyasthechartsmaybeoverwritten.

•Ensurethatchartandmemorycardsaretted thecorrectwayaround.DONOTtrytoforcea cardintoposition.

•DONOTuseametallicinstrumentsuchasa screwdriverorplierstoinsertorremoveachart ormemorycard.

Caution:Ensurecardreaderdoor issecurelyclosed

Topreventwateringressandconsequentdamage totheproduct,ensurethatthecardreaderdooris rmlyclosed.

Caution:Cleaning

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth, asthiscouldscratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabased products.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

TFTDisplays

Thecolorsofthedisplaymayseemtovarywhenviewedagainst acoloredbackgroundorincoloredlight.Thisisaperfectly normaleffectthatcanbeseenwithallcolorThinFilmTransistor (TFT)displays.

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer Althoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthisproductmeets

thestatedIPXstandard(refertotheproduct’sTechnical Specication),waterintrusionandsubsequentequipment failuremayoccuriftheproductissubjectedtocommercial high-pressurewashing.Raymarinewillnotwarrantproducts subjectedtohigh-pressurewashing.

Disclaimers

Thisproduct(includingtheelectroniccharts)isintendedtobe usedonlyasanaidtonavigation.Itisdesignedtofacilitateuse ofofcialgovernmentcharts,notreplacethem.Onlyofcial governmentchartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthe currentinformationneededforsafenavigation,andthecaptain isresponsiblefortheirprudentuse.Itistheuser’sresponsibility touseofcialgovernmentcharts,noticestomariners,caution andpropernavigationalskillwhenoperatingthisoranyother Raymarineproduct.Thisproductsupportselectroniccharts providedbythirdpartydatasupplierswhichmaybeembedded orstoredonmemorycard.Useofsuchchartsissubjectto thesupplier’sEnd-UserLicenceAgreementincludedinthe documentationforthisproductorsuppliedwiththememorycard (asapplicable).

Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductiserror-freeorthat itiscompatiblewithproductsmanufacturedbyanypersonor entityotherthanRaymarine.

Thisproductusesdigitalchartdata,andelectronicinformation fromtheGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)whichmaycontain errors.Raymarinedoesnotwarranttheaccuracyofsuch

Importantinformation

informationandyouareadvisedthaterrorsinsuchinformation maycausetheproducttomalfunction.Raymarineisnot responsiblefordamagesorinjuriescausedbyyouruseor inabilitytousetheproduct,bytheinteractionoftheproductwith productsmanufacturedbyothers,orbyerrorsinchartdataor informationutilizedbytheproductandsuppliedbythirdparties.

Chartcardsandmemorycards

Memorycardsareusedforarchivingdataandchartcards provideadditionalorupgradedcharts.

Compatiblecards

Thefollowingtypesofmemoryorchartcardarecompatiblewith yourRaymarineproduct:

•microSecureDigitalStandard-Capacity(microSDSC)

•microSecureDigitalHigh-Capacity(microSDHC)

Note:Themaximumcardcapacitysupportedis32GB.

Speedclassrating

ForbestperformanceitisrecommendedthatyouuseClass10 orUHS(UltraHighSpeed)classmemorycards.

Chartcards

Yourproductispre-loadedwithelectroniccharts(worldwide basemap).Ifyouwishtousedifferentchartdata,youcaninsert compatiblechartcardsintotheunit'scardslot.

Usebrandedchartcardsandmemorycards

Whenarchivingdata,Raymarinerecommendstheuseofquality brandedmemorycards.Somebrandsofmemorycardmaynot workinyourunit.Pleasecontactcustomersupportforalist ofrecommendedcards.

EMCinstallationguidelines

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformtothe appropriateElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)regulations, tominimizeelectromagneticinterferencebetweenequipment andminimizetheeffectsuchinterferencecouldhaveonthe performanceofyoursystem

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformance isnotcompromised.

Note:InareasofextremeEMCinterference,someslight interferencemaybenoticedontheproduct.Wherethisoccurs theproductandthesourceoftheinterferenceshouldbe separatedbyagreaterdistance.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommendthatwherever possible:

•Raymarineequipmentandcablesconnectedtoitare:

–Atleast1m(3ft)fromanyequipmenttransmittingor

cablescarryingradiosignalse.g.VHFradios,cablesand antennas.InthecaseofSSBradios,thedistanceshould beincreasedto7ft(2m).

–Morethan2m(7ft)fromthepathofaradarbeam.A

radarbeamcannormallybeassumedtospread20degrees aboveandbelowtheradiatingelement.

•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebatteryfromthatused forenginestart.Thisisimportanttopreventerraticbehavior anddatalosswhichcanoccuriftheenginestartdoesnot haveaseparatebattery.

•Raymarinespeciedcablesareused.

•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsoisdetailedin theinstallationmanual.

Note:Whereconstraintsontheinstallationprevent anyoftheaboverecommendations,alwaysensurethe

maximumpossibleseparationbetweendifferentitemsof electricalequipment,toprovidethebestconditionsforEMC performancethroughouttheinstallation

Thirdpartysoftwarelicense agreements

Thisproductissubjecttocertainthirdpartysoftwarelicense agreementsaslistedbelow:

•GNU—LGPL/GPL

•JPEGlibraries

•OpenSSL

•FreeType

Thelicenseagreementsfortheabovecanbefoundon thewebsitewww.raymarine.comandontheaccompanying documentationCDifsupplied.

Declarationofconformity

RaymarineUKLtd.declaresthatthisproductiscompliantwith theessentialrequirementsofEMCdirective2004/108/EC.

TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticatemaybeviewed ontherelevantproductpageatwww.raymarine.com.

Pixeldefectpolicy

IncommonwithallTFTunits,thescreenmayexhibitafew wrongly-illuminated(“dead”)pixels.Thesemayappearasblack pixelsinalightareaofthescreenorascoloredpixelsinblack areas.

IfyourdisplayexhibitsMOREthanthenumberof wrongly-illuminatedpixelsallowed(refertotheproducttechnical specicationfordetails),pleasecontactyourlocalRaymarine servicecenterforfurtheradvice.

Warrantypolicy

Yourproductiswarrantedtobefreefromdefectsinmaterials andworkmanshipforaperiodof1yearfromthedateofrst purchaseoftheproductor,ifinstalledonanewboat,thedateof rstboatdeliverytotheOriginalCustomer(pleaseretainproof ofpurchaseincaseyouneedtoclaim).

ThefulldetailsoftheLimitedWarrantyPolicy andregistrationprocessareavailableonlineat:

www.raymarine.com/warranty-dragony.

IfyoudonothaveaccesstotheInternet,pleasephonethe relevantnumberbelowtoobtainwarrantypolicyinformation:

IntheUSA:

•Tel:+16033247900

•TollFree:+18005395539

IntheUK,Europe,theMiddleEast,orFarEast:

•Tel:+44(0)1329246777

Warrantyregistration

ToregisteryourRaymarineproductownership,pleasevisit

www.raymarine.comandregisteronline.

Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproducttoreceivefull warrantybenets.Y ourunitpackageincludesabarcodelabel indicatingtheserialnumberoftheunit.Youwillneedthisserial numberwhenregisteringyourproductonline.Y oushouldretain thelabelforfuturereference.

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Productdisposal

DisposeofthisproductinaccordancewiththeWEEEDirective.

TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment(WEEE) Directiverequirestherecyclingofwasteelectricalandelectronic equipment.WhilsttheWEEEDirectivedoesnotapplytosome Raymarineproducts,wesupportitspolicyandaskyoutobe awareofhowtodisposeofthisproduct.

IMOandSOLAS

Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocumentisintendedfor useonleisuremarineboatsandworkboatsNOTcoveredby InternationalMaritimeOrganization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeat Sea(SOLAS)CarriageRegulations.

Technicalaccuracy

Tothebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthisdocument wascorrectatthetimeitwasproduced.However,Raymarine cannotacceptliabilityforanyinaccuraciesoromissionsit maycontain.Inaddition,ourpolicyofcontinuousproduct improvementmaychangespecicationswithoutnotice.Asa result,Raymarinecannotacceptliabilityforanydifferences betweentheproductandthisdocument.Pleasecheckthe Raymarinewebsite(www.raymarine.com)toensureyouhave themostup-to-dateversion(s)ofthedocumentationforyour product.

Importantinformation

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Chapter2:Documentandproductinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Documentinformationonpage12

•2.2Productoverviewonpage13

Documentandproductinformation

2.1Documentinformation

Thisdocumentcontainsimportantinformationrelatedtothe installationofyourRaymarineproduct.

Thedocumentincludesinformationtohelpyou:

•planyourinstallationandensureyouhaveallthenecessary equipment;

•installandconnectyourproductaspartofawidersystemof connectedmarineelectronics;

•troubleshootproblemsandobtaintechnicalsupportifrequired.

ThisandotherRaymarineproductdocumentsareavailableto downloadinPDFformatfromwww.raymarine.com.

Applicableproducts

Thisdocumentisapplicabletothefollowingproducts:

PartnumberDescription

E70085

5.7”Dragony

displaywith CPT-60 DownVision

transommount transducer

E70226

5.7”Dragony

displayonly

000

E70231

7”Dragony

displaywith CPT-60 DownVision

transommount transducer

000

E70230

7”Dragony

displayonly

Softwarerevision

Raymarineregularlyupdatesproductsoftwaretoaddnew featuresandimproveexistingfunctionality.

Release 9

Thishandbookcoversmultifunctiondisplaysoftware version—LightHouseIIRelease9. PleaserefertotheSoftwareReleasessectionfordetails onsoftwarereleases. ChecktheRaymarinewebsitetoensureyouhavethelatest softwareandusermanuals.www.raymarine.com.

Productdocumentation

Thefollowingdocumentationisapplicabletoyourproduct:

DescriptionPartnumber

Dragony

mountingandgettingstartedguide

Installationand“Quickstartguide”forthe Dragony

displayandCPT-60transommount

transducer

88015

Dragony

7mountingandgettingstarted

guide

Installationand“Quickstartguide”forthe Dragony

7displayandCPT-60transommount

transducer

88034

Dragony

installationandoperation

instructions

Installationandoperationalinstructionsforthe Dragony

andDragony

7displaysand

CPT-60transommounttransducer

81345

Dragony

surfacemountingtemplate

Dragony

displaysurfacemountadaptorcutout

template

87175

Dragony

7surfacemountingtemplate

Dragony

7displaysurfacemountadaptorcut

outtemplate

87210

CPT-60Transommounttransducermounting template

CPT-60transducercutouttemplate

87185

Documentconventions

Thefollowingconventionsareusedthroughoutthishandbook.

Select

Theterm‘Select’isusedthroughoutthisdocumenttodescribe theactionofusingtheRotarycontrolorJoysticktohighlight anobject,icon,ormenuitemandthenPressingtheJoystickOK buttontoconrmtheselection.

Documentillustrations

Yourproductmaydifferslightlyfromthatshowninthe illustrationsinthisdocument,dependingonproductvariantand dateofmanufacture.

Allimagesareprovidedforillustrationpurposesonly.

UsermanualsPrintShop

RaymarineprovidesaPrintShopservice,enablingyouto purchaseahigh-quality ,professionally-printedmanualforyour Raymarineproduct.

Printedmanualsareidealforkeepingonboardyourvessel,asa usefulsourceofreferencewheneveryouneedassistancewith yourRaymarineproduct.

Visithttp://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=5175toordera printedmanual,delivereddirectlytoyourdoor .

ForfurtherinformationaboutthePrintShop,pleasevisitthePrint ShopFAQpages:http://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=5751.

Note:

•Acceptedmethodsofpaymentforprintedmanualsare creditcardsandPayPal.

•Printedmanualscanbeshippedworldwide.

•FurthermanualswillbeaddedtothePrintShopoverthe comingmonthsforbothnewandlegacyproducts.

•Raymarineusermanualsarealsoavailabletodownload free-of-chargefromtheRaymarinewebsite,inthepopular PDFformat.ThesePDFlescanbeviewedonaPC/ laptop,tablet,smartphone,oronthelatestgenerationof Raymarinemultifunctiondisplays.

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2.2Productoverview

TheunitconnectsdirectlytoaRaymarineDownVision

transducerandavesselspowersupply .

D13000-1

TheDragony

displayisastandaloneFishnderandchart

plottercombomultifunctiondisplay.

Theproductincludesthefollowingfeatures:

•InternalGPSreceiver.

•Internal2ChannelCHIRPsonarmodule:

–DownVision

—ultrahighresolutionchannelproviding

photolikeclarity.

–CHIRPSonar—highresolutionshtargetingchannel.

•Raymarine’sLightHouse

userinterface.

•Tiltandswivelquickreleasebasewithoptionallockingcore.

•Surfacemountableusingtheoptionalsurfacemountadaptor kit.

CHIRPDownVision

overview

DownVision

producesawide–angleside-to-sidebeamanda

thinfore-to-aftbeam.ThecoverageoftheDownVision

beam

isawatercolumndirectlybeneathandtothesidesofthevessel.

DownVision

beam

D12777-2

DownVision

iseffectiveatlowervesselspeeds.Indeeper waterstheCHIRPbandwidthisautomaticallyoptimizedto improvebottomlockandthedetectionofmovingobjects(e.g. sh)inthewiderwatercolumn.

Thewide,thinbeamproducescleartargetreturns.Theuseof CHIRPprocessingandahigheroperatingfrequencyprovide amoredetailedimage,makingiteasiertoidentifybottom structuresaroundwhichshmayreside.

CHIRPDownVision

screenexample

CHIRPSonaroverview

CHIRPsonarproducesaconicalshapedbeam,thecoverageof theconicalbeamisthewatercolumndirectlybeneaththevessel

Conicalbeam

D12784-2

Sonariseffectiveatarangeofspeeds.Indeeperwatersthe CHIRPbandwidthisautomaticallyoptimizedtoimprovebottom lockandthedetectionofmovingobjects(e.g.sh)inthewider watercolumn.

CHIRPsonarscreenexample

Documentandproductinformation

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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Installationchecklistonpage16

•3.2Partssuppliedonpage17

•3.3Compatibletransducersonpage17

•3.4T oolsrequiredforinstallationonpage18

•3.5Softwareupdatesonpage18

•3.6Warningsandcautionsonpage19

•3.7Selectingalocationforthetransduceronpage19

•3.8Cableroutingonpage20

•3.9Selectingalocationforthedisplayonpage21

•3.10Installationprocessonpage22

Planningtheinstallation

3.1Installationchecklist

Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:

InstallationTask

1Planyoursystem.

Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.

Siteallequipment.

4Routeallcables.

Drillcableandmountingholes.

6Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.

Secureallequipmentinplace.

8Poweronandtestthesystem.

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3.2Partssupplied

Thepartssuppliedwithyourproductareshownbelow.

Suppliedwith:E70085,E70226,E70230andE70231

ItemDescriptionQty

Display1

Displaycradle.1

Displaycradlebase1

Cradlesecuringbolt

Cradlemountingxings

Documentationpack1

Suppliedwith:E70085andE70231

ItemDescriptionQty

CPT-60DownVision

transommount transducer(includingtted6m(19.7 ft.)transducercableand2m(6.6ft.) powercable–notshown.)

Escutcheon(forthroughtransomcable installation.)

Escutcheonmountingscrews2

Transducerbracketmountingscrews3

P-clipsandscrews3

3.3Compatibletransducers

ThisproductiscompatiblewiththefollowingRaymarine DownVision

transducers.

Part numberDescription

Mounting Type

Construction

A80195

CPT-60 Dragony

transducer

TransomPlastic

A80278

CPT-70 Dragony

transducer

Throughhull

Plastic

A80279

CPT-80 Dragony

transducer

Throughhull

Bronze

Planningtheinstallation

3.4Toolsrequiredforinstallation

D12785-1

1.Powerdrill.

2.Pozidrivescrewdriver.

3.3mm(5/32)Allenkey.

4.Marinegradesealant.

5.Suitablesizeddrillbit.

6.Adhesivetape.

7.18mm(23/32”)Holesaw(onlyrequiredifyouarerouting thecablethroughthetransom.

Additionaltoolsrequired

Whensurfacemountingthedisplaythefollowingadditionaltools arerequired.

D12776-1

1 2

1.Jigsaw.

2.32mm(11/4”)holesaw.

3.7mm(9/32”)spanner.

4.File.

3.5Softwareupdates

Thesoftwarerunningontheproductcanbeupdated.

•Raymarineperiodicallyreleasessoftwareupdatestoimprove productperformanceandaddnewfeatures.

•Youcanupdatethesoftwareforyourproductusinga connectedandcompatiblemultifunctiondisplay.

•Refertowww.raymarine.com/software/forthelatestsoftware updatesandthesoftwareupdateprocedureforyourproduct.

•Ifindoubtastothecorrectprocedureforupdatingyour productsoftware,refertoyourdealerorRaymarinetechnical support.

Caution:Downloadingsoftware updates

Thesoftwareupdateprocessiscarriedoutatyour ownrisk.Beforeinitiatingtheupdateprocess ensureyouhavebackedupanyimportantles.

Ensurethattheunithasareliablepowersupply andthattheupdateprocessisnotinterrupted.

Damagecausedbyincompleteupdatesarenot coveredbyRaymarinewarranty.

Bydownloadingthesoftwareupdatepackage,you agreetotheseterms.

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3.6Warningsandcautions

Important:Beforeproceeding,ensurethatyouhaveread

andunderstoodthewarningsandcautionsprovidedinthe

Chapter1Importantinformationsectionofthisdocument.

3.7Selectingalocationforthe transducer

Thisproductissuppliedwithatransommounttransducer.The guidelinesbelowshouldbefollowedwhenselectingalocation forthetransducer.

Note:Thetransducerisnotsuitableformountingonvessels wherethetransomisaftofthepropeller(s).

Forbestperformancethetransducermustbeinstalledina locationwiththeleastturbulenceandaeration.Themost effectivewaytodeterminethisisbycheckingthewaterow aroundthetransomwhilstunderway.

•Thetransducershouldbemountedclosetothekeel (centreline)ofthevessel,sothatthetransducerremainsfully submergedwhenthevesselisturning.

•Thetransducermustbemountedasuitabledistancefrom thepropeller(s)toavoidwake.

•Forclockwiserotatingpropellersthetransducershouldbe mountedonthestarboardside,foranti-clockwiserotating propellersthetransducershouldbemountedontheportside.

D1264 0-1

•Onatwinenginevesselthetransducershouldbemounted betweentheengines.

D1264 1-1

•Turbulencecanalsobecausedbyanumberofotherfactors suchassteps,ribs,strakes,androwsofrivets.Theturbulence appearsaftoftheselocations.

Planningtheinstallation

D1263 6-1

Step

2Rib

Rowofrivets

Strake

•Airtrappedunderthefrontofthevesselcantravelunderthe hullandappearasaerationaft.

•Ifinstallingonthestepofasteppedtransom,allowsufcient roomabovethetransducerfortransducerkick-up.

D1264 4-1

Note:Optimumtransducerlocationwillvarydepending onvesseltype.Optimumtransducerheightandangle shouldbeobtainedbytestingthetransducerwiththe vesselinthewaterbeforelockingthetransducer’s position.

Transducerdimensions

Thetransducer’sdimensionsincludingthemountingbracket areshownbelow.

D1263 8-1

202.6mm(8in)

117.4mm(4.6in)

3.8Cablerouting

Cableroutingrequirementsforthetransducercable.

Important:Toavoidinterference,thecablemustberouted asfarawayfromVHFradioantennacablesaspossible.

•Thecablecanberoutedthroughoroverthetransom.

•Checkthatthecableislongenoughtoreachtheequipment thatitwillbeconnectedto.Anoptional4m(13.1ft)extension cableisavailableifrequired.

•Ensurethereisenoughslackinthetransducercable,atthe transducerend,toallowthetransducertopivotupanddown.

•Securethecableatregularintervalsusingthesuppliedcable clips.

•Fillalltransommountingholeswithmarine-gradesealantprior totighteningsecuringscrews.

•Fillthetransomcableholewithmarine-gradesealantafter routingthecable(ifroutingthroughthetransom).

•Usethesuppliedescutcheontocoveroverthetransomcable hole(ifroutingthroughthetransom).

•Anyexcesscablecanbecoiledupataconvenientlocation.

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3.9Selectingalocationforthedisplay

Generallocationrequirements

Whenselectingalocationfortheunititisimportanttoconsidera numberoffactors.

Ventilationrequirements

Toprovideadequateairow:

•Ensurethatequipmentismountedinacompartmentof suitablesize.

•Ensurethatventilationholesarenotobstructed.

•Ensureadequateseparationofequipment.

Mountingsurfacerequirements

Ensureunitsareadequatelysupportedonasecuresurface.Do NOTmountunitsorcutholesinplaceswhichmaydamagethe structureofthevessel.

Cableroutingrequirements

Ensuretheunitismountedinalocationwhichallowsproper routingandconnectionofcables:

•Minimumcablebendradiusof100mm(3.94in)isrequired unlessotherwisestated.

•Usecablesupportstopreventstressonconnectors.

Electricalinterference

Selectalocationthatisfarenoughawayfromdevicesthat maycauseinterference,suchasmotors,generatorsandradio transmitters/receivers.

GPSlocationrequirements

Inadditiontogeneralguidelinesconcerningthelocationof marineelectronics,thereareanumberofenvironmentalfactors toconsiderwheninstallingequipmentwithaninternalGPS antenna.

Mountinglocation

•AboveDecksmounting: Itisrecommendedthatthedisplayismountedabovedecks

asthisprovidesoptimalGPSperformance.

•BelowDecksmounting: GPSperformancemaybelesseffectivewhenmountedbelow

decks.

Vesselconstruction

TheconstructionofyourvesselcanhaveanimpactonGPS performance.Forexample,theproximityofheavystructures suchasastructuralbulkhead,ortheinterioroflargervessels mayresultinareducedGPSsignal.Beforelocatingequipment withaninternalGPSantennabelowdecks,seekprofessional assistance.

Prevailingconditions

TheweatherandlocationofthevesselcanaffecttheGPS performance.Typicallycalmclearconditionsprovideforamore accurateGPSx.Vesselsatextremenortherlyorsoutherly latitudesmayalsoreceiveaweakerGPSsignal.GPSantenna mountedbelowdeckswillbemoresusceptibletoperformance issuesrelatedtotheprevailingconditions.

Compasssafedistance

Topreventpotentialinterferencewiththevessel'smagnetic compasses,ensureanadequatedistanceismaintainedfrom thedisplay .

Whenchoosingasuitablelocationforthedisplayyoushouldaim tomaintainthemaximumpossibledistancebetweenthedisplay andanycompasses.Typicallythisdistanceshouldbeatleast 1m(3ft)inalldirections.Howeverforsomesmallervessels itmaynotbepossibletolocatethedisplaythisfarawayfrom acompass.Inthissituation,thefollowingguresprovidethe minimumsafedistancethatshouldbemaintainedbetweenthe displayandanycompasses.

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200 mm

(7.87 in)

350 mm (13.8 in)

700 mm (27.5 in)

500 mm (19.7 in)

250 mm

(9.84 in)

300 mm

(

1.8 in)

Item

Compasspositionin relationtodisplay

Minimumsafe distancefromdisplay

1Top

200mm(7.87in.)

2Rear

500mm(19.7in.)

3Right-handside

350mm(13.8in.)

4Underside

300mm(1 1.8in.)

Front

700mm(27.5in.)

Left-handside250mm(9.84in.)

Viewingangleconsiderations

Asdisplaycontrastandcolorareaffectedbytheviewingangle, Ifyouintendtosurfacemountthedisplay,itisrecommended thatyoutemporarilypowerupthedisplaywhenplanningthe installation,toenableyoutoidentifywhichlocationgivesthe optimumviewingangle.

5.7inchdisplayproductdimensions

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148 mm (5.8 in)

56 mm (2.2 in)

83.7 mm (3.3 in)

148 mm (5.8 in)

203 mm (8 in)

90 mm (3.5 in)17 mm (0.7 in)

Planningtheinstallation

7inchproductdimensions

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191 mm (7.52 in)

61 mm (2.4 in)

84 mm (3.3 in)

156 mm (6.1 in)

208 mm (8.2 in)

90 mm (3.5 in)17 mm (0.7 in)

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7inchdisplaycradleorientation

The7inchdisplaycanbemountedin‘cradleup’or‘cradle down’orientation.

CradleUpCradleDown

Thecradlemountingstepsarethesameregardlessof orientation.

3.10Installationprocess

Thestepslistedbelowarerequiredtosuccessfullyinstallyour productandensureoptimumperformance.

1.Mountingthetransducer.

2.Mountingthedisplay .

3.Testingthetransducer .

4.Finishingthetransducermounting.

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Chapter4:Mounting

Chaptercontents

•4.1Mountingthetransduceronpage24

•4.2Cradlemountingonpage25

•4.3Fittingthedisplayinthecradleonpage26

•4.4Fittingthe7inchdisplayinthecradle—Cradledownonpage26

•4.5Securityonpage27

•4.6Removingthedisplayfromthebracketonpage28

•4.7Surfacemountingonpage29

•4.8T estingthetransduceronpage30

•4.9Finishingthetransducermountingonpage30

Mounting

4.1Mountingthetransducer

Thetransducermustbemountedonthetransomusingthe mountingbracketprovided.Thestepsbelowdescribethe initialmountingstepsrequiredinordertotestyourtransducers performance.Aftertestingthetransduceryoumustnish themountingfollowingtheinstructionsintheFinishingthe transducermountingsection.

1.Fixthetransducermountingtemplatetotheselectedlocation, usingmaskingorself-adhesivetape.

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1Transducermountingtemplate

2Waterline

Mountingawayfrompropeller

2.Ensurethetemplateisparalleltothewaterline.

3.Drill2xholesfortheadjustmentslotscrewsasindicated onthetemplate.

Note:DoNOTdrillthethirdmountingholeatthisstage.

4.Fillthe2holeswithmarinegradesealant.

5.Thekick-upadjustmentscrewmayneedtobeloosenedto gainaccesstothemountingholes.

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1Kick-upadjustmentscrew

6.Ensurethetransducerandbracketpivotarmarehooked overthemountingbracketbackplateasshownbelow.

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7.Liftupthetransducerandpivotarmtoaccessthemounting holes.

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8.Usingthescrewsprovided,temporarilysecurethemounting bracketusingtheadjustmentslotsonthebackplate.

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1Lockinghole

2Adjustmentslots

9.Pushthetransducerandpivotarmdownuntilthebracket clicksintoplace.

10.Loosenthetransducerpivotboltapproximately3turnsto enableadjustment.

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1Pivotboltlocation

11.Adjusttheangleofthetransducerusingtheratchet mechanism,oneclickatatimeuntilthetransducerfaceis parallelwiththewaterline.

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Thetransducerpositionwillbeadjustedfurtherduringtesting (seeT estingthetransducer).

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12.Tightenthetransducerpivotbolt.

13.Tightenthekick-upadjustmentscrewtoachievethedesired kick-upforce.

Thekick-upforceneedstobeadequatetopreventthe transducerfromkicking-upduringtestingbutalsoneedsto belooseenoughsothatitcankick-upshouldthetransducer bestruckbyanobjectwhenunderway.

Note:Thethirdlockingscrewisnotuseduntilthetransducer hasbeensuccessfullytested.

4.2Cradlemounting

Followthestepsbelowtomountthedisplay’scradle.

Beforemountingensurethatyouhave:

•selectedasuitablelocation.

•installedthetransducerandroutedthepower/transducer cabletotheselecteddisplaylocation.

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1.Markthelocationofthecradlebase’sscrewholesonthe

chosenmountingsurface.

2.Drillholesforthescrewsusingasuitabledrill,ensuringthere

isnothingbehindthesurfacethatmaybedamaged.

3.Usethe3screwssuppliedtoattachthecradlebasesecurely

tothemountingsurface.

4.Attachthedisplaycradletothebase.

5.Tightenthecentrescrewtosecurethedisplaycradletothe

base.

Note:Theappropriatetorquetousewhendrillingdependson thethicknessofthemountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterial.

Mounting

4.3Fittingthedisplayinthecradle

Followthestepsbelowtotthedisplayintothecradle.

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4 5

2 3

1.Ensurethecradleissecurelymounted.

2.Positionthedisplaysothattheguideonthelefthandside ofthedisplaylinesupwiththeguideonthelefthandside ofthecradle.

3.Pivotthedisplaysothattheguideontherighthandsideof thedisplaylinesupwiththeguideontherighthandsideof thecradle.

4.Placeyourthumbonthefrontofthedisplayandyourngers behindthetab.

5.Pushthedisplayintothecradleuntilitclicksintoplace securely.

4.4Fittingthe7inchdisplayinthe cradle—Cradledown

Followthestepsbelowtotthe7inchdisplayintothecradle inthecradledownorientation.

Note:Whenmountingthecradleinthecradledown orientationthedisplaymuststillbettedthecorrectwayup.

4 5

2 3

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1.Ensurethecradleissecurelymounted.

2.Positionthedisplaysothattheguideontherighthandside ofthedisplaylinesupwiththeguideontherighthandside ofthecradle.

3.Pivotthedisplaysothattheguideonthelefthandsideof thedisplaylinesupwiththeguideonthelefthandsideof thecradle.

4.Placeyourthumbonthefrontofthedisplayandyourngers behindthelockingtab.

5.Pushthedisplayintothecradleuntilitclicksintoplace securely.

Engagingthesafetylatch

Thecradlesuppliedwiththe7inchdisplayincludesaSafety Latchthatshouldbeusedtohelpsecurethedisplaytothe cradle.

Note:TheSafetyLatchMUSTbeusedwhenmounting inthecradledownorientation,alternativelyyoucanusea compatiblethirdpartysecuritylock.

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1 2

1.SafetyLatchinunlockedposition.

2.SafetyLatchinlockedposition.

Followthestepsbelowtoengagethesafetylatch:

1.Removetheblankingplugfromtheholeontherearofthe displaythatlinesupwiththecradle’ssafetylatch.

2.Inserttheblankingplugintotheholethatwillbeleftexposed.

3.EnsuretheSafetyLatchisintheunlockedposition.

4.Fitthedisplaytothecradlefollowingtherelevantprocedure.

5.PushtheSafetyLatchinandturnclockwisetothelocked position.

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Removingthesafetylatch

Ifyouwanttouseathirdpartysecuritylocktosecurethedisplay tothecradlethentheSafetyLatchmustberemoved.

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1 2

1.Releasingsafetylatchretainingring.

2.Removingsafetylatchandretainingring.

WiththeSafetyLatchintheunlockedposition:

1.Removethedisplayfromthecradle.

2.Inserttheendofasmallatbladescrewdriverbetweenthe gapintheretainingring.

3.Gentlylevertheretainingringapartandoverthesafetylatch.

Thesafetylatchandretainingringshouldbekeptincase requiredforfutureuse.

4.5Security

Thedisplaycanbelockedintothebracketusingaproprietary locki.e.theThule544lock(notsupplied).

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TheThule544lockisavailablefromretailoutlets.

Note:

•Itisstronglyrecommendedthatthelockisadequately maintainedtopreventthelockfromcorrosionandseizure.

•Raymarinedoesnotguaranteethesecurityofyourdisplay whenusingalock.

•Raymarinewillnotbeheldliableforanydamagecausedto thedisplayorcradleduetotheuseofalock.

Lockingholelocation

Ifalockistobettedtothedisplaytosecureittothecradle thentheblankingplugmustberemoved.

2 2

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1.CradleDownlockingholelocation.

2.CradleUplockingholelocation.

Dependingondisplayvarianttheunitmaybettedinthecradle inthecradledownorientation.Whenmountinginthecradle downorientation,theblankingplugshouldbemovedtocover theexposedholeasshownbelow.

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1.CradleUpposition.

2.CradleDownposition.

Fittingthelock

Withthedisplaymountedinthecradle:

1.Removetheplasticcapthatcoversthecradleslockinghole.

Mounting

2.Forttingfollowtheinstructionssuppliedwiththelock.

4.6Removingthedisplayfromthe bracket

Thedisplaycanbeeasilyremovedfromitsmountingbracket.

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1.Ifalockhasbeentted,ensureitisintheunlockedposition.

2.Disconnectthecablefromthebackofthedisplay .

3.Pushthecradlereleaseclipawayfromthedisplayasshown. Whenthedisplayreleasesyouwillhearaclick.

4.Removethedisplayfromthecradle.

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4.7Surfacemounting

Thedisplaycanbesurfacemountedusingtheoptionalsurface mountingkit.

Beforemountingtheunitensurethatyouhave:

•selectedasuitablelocation(aclear,atareawithsuitable clearancebehindthepanelisrequired).

•installedthetransducerandroutedthepower/transducer cabletotheselectedlocation.

1.Fixthesurfacemountadaptortemplatetotheselected

location,usingmaskingorself-adhesivetape.

2.Usingasuitableholesaw(thesizeisindicatedonthe

template),makeaholeineachcornerofthecut-outarea.

3.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedgeofthecut-out

line.

4.Ensurethatthesurfacemountadaptortsintotheremoved

areaandthenlearoundtheroughedgeuntilsmooth.

5.Drill4holesasindicatedonthetemplatetoacceptthe

surfacemountadaptor’ssecuringbolts.

6.Placethereargasketontothesurfacemountadaptorand

pressrmlyontotheange.

7.Placethesurfacemountadaptorintothepreparedholeand

secureusingthenuts,washers,andboltsprovided.

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8.Attachthefrontgaskettothesurfacemountadaptor.

9.Placethedisplayintothesurfacemountadaptor.

10.Securethemountingstudstotherearofthedisplay.

11.PlacetheO-ringsoverthemountingstudsandpositioninthe

recessaroundtheadaptorsmountingholes.

12.Securethedisplaytothesurfacemountadaptorfromthe

rearusingthethumbnutsprovided.

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13.Connectthepower/transducercabletothedisplay .

Note:Theappropriatetorquetousewhendrillingdependson thethicknessofthemountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterial.

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesasealbetweentheunit andasuitablyatandstiffmountingsurfaceorbinnacle. Thegasketshouldbeusedinallinstallations.Itmayalso benecessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthemounting surfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatandstifforhasarough surfacenish.

Mounting

4.8Testingthetransducer

Oncetheinitialmountingprocedureshavebeencarriedout,the transducermustbetestedpriortonishingthemounting.

Thetestingshouldbecarriedoutwithyourvesselinthewater, withadepthgreaterthan0.7m(2.3ft)butlessthanthe maximumdepthlimitofthesystem.

TheSonarapplicationwillbeabletomaintainreadingsatdepths greaterthantheDownVisionapplication.

Note:Itmaynotalwaysbepossibletoobtaindepthreadings athigherspeedsduetoairbubblespassingunderthe transducer.

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntilabeepisheard.

2.CompletetheStart-upwizardsettings.

3.UsetheViewswitchertoopenaviewwhichcontainsthe SonarorDownVisionapplication.

Iftheunitisoperatingcorrectlythebottomshouldbevisible on-screenandthedepthreadingdisplayed.

4.Startmovingyourvesselatalowspeedandensurethe depthreadingandbottomareshownandthatyouhavea clearimageon-screen.

5.Graduallyincreasethevesselspeeduptoyourusual cruisingspeed,whilstcheckingthedisplayiftheimage becomespoor,startsskippingormissingthebottomthenthe transducerneedstobeadjusted.

6.Heightandangleadjustmentsshouldbemadeinsmall increments,andre-testedeachtimeuntilyouobtainoptimum performance.

7.Toadjusttheangleofthetransducerloosenthepivotbolt approximately3turnsandthenpivotthetransducereither upordown.

8.Re-tightenthepivotboltbeforere-testing.

9.Whenyouachieveoptimumperformanceatthedesired vesselspeedsyoucannishthetransducermounting.

Note:Itmaybenecessarytomakeseveraladjustmentsto thetransducerbeforeobtainingoptimumperformance.

4.9Finishingthetransducermounting

Onceyouhaveachievedoptimumperformanceatthedesired vesselspeedsthetransducermustbelockedintopositionto nishtheinstallation.

Note:Ifthetransducerrequiresrepositioningensureallold holesarelledwithmarinegradesealant.

1.Loosenthekick-upadjustmentscrew.

2.Liftupthetransducerandbracketpivotarmtogainaccess tothemountingholes.

3.Drillthelockingholelocationtakingcarenottodamagethe mountingbracket.

4.Fillthelockingholewithmarinegradesealant.

5.Securethetransducerandbracketbyfullytighteningall3 mountingscrews.

6.Pushthetransducerandpivotarmdownuntilitclicksinto position.

7.Re-tightenthekick-upadjustmentscrewtothedesiredlevel.

Note:TheKick-upadjustmentscrewneedstobetightenough topreventkick-upduringhighspeedsbutlooseenoughto enablethekick-upfeaturetoactivateifanobjecthitsthe transducerwhenunderway.

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Chapter5:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•5.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage32

•5.2Cableconnectiononpage32

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5.1Generalcablingguidance

Cabletypesandlength

Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetypeandlength

•Unlessotherwisestateduseonlystandardcablesofthe correcttype,suppliedbyRaymarine.

•Ensurethatanynon-Raymarinecablesareofthecorrect qualityandgauge.Forexample,longerpowercablerunsmay requirelargerwiregaugestominimizevoltagedropalongthe run.

Routingcables

Cablesmustberoutedcorrectly,tomaximizeperformanceand prolongcablelife.

•DoNOTbendcablesexcessively .Whereverpossible,ensure aminimumbenddiameterof200mm(8in)/minimumbend radiusof100mm(4in).

100 mm (4 in)

200 mm (8 in)

•Protectallcablesfromphysicaldamageandexposuretoheat. Usetrunkingorconduitwherepossible.DoNOTruncables throughbilgesordoorways,orclosetomovingorhotobjects.

•Securecablesinplaceusingtie-wrapsorlacingtwine.Coil anyextracableandtieitoutoftheway .

•Whereacablepassesthroughanexposedbulkheador deckhead,useasuitablewatertightfeed-through.

•DoNOTruncablesneartoenginesoruorescentlights.

Alwaysroutedatacablesasfarawayaspossiblefrom:

•otherequipmentandcables,

•highcurrentcarryingacanddcpowerlines,

•antennae.

Strainrelief

Ensureadequatestrainreliefisprovided.Protectconnectors fromstrainandensuretheywillnotpulloutunderextremesea conditions.

Cableshielding

Ensurethatthecableisproperlyshieldedthatthecableshielding isintact(e.g.hasn’tbeenscrapedoffbybeingsqueezedthrough atightarea).

5.2Cableconnection

Thedisplayhasacombinedpowerandtransducercablethat isattachedtothetransducer.

(0.6)VM

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1.Displayrearpanelconnection.

2.Transducerwithcableattached.

3.Drainwire(Thedrainwireisthewirewithasheath).

4.Blackwire(12Vdcnegative).

5.Redwire(12Vdcpositive).

Powerdistribution

Raymarinerecommendsthatallpowerconnectionsaremade viaadistributionpanel.

•Allequipmentmustbepoweredfromabreakerorswitch,with appropriatecircuitprotection.

•Allequipmentshouldbewiredtoindividualbreakersif possible.

Warning:Powersupplyvoltage

Connectingthisproducttoavoltagesupplygreater thanthespeciedmaximumratingmaycause permanentdamagetotheunit.Refertothe Technicalspecicationsectionforvoltagerating.

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct,ensureithas beencorrectlygrounded,inaccordancewiththe instructionsinthisguide.

Grounding—Dedicateddrainwire

Thepowercablesuppliedwiththisproductincludesadedicated shield(drain)wireforconnectiontoavessel'sRFgroundpoint.

ItisimportantthataneffectiveRFgroundisconnectedtothe system.Asinglegroundpointshouldbeusedforallequipment. Theunitcanbegroundedbyconnectingtheshield(drain)wire ofthepowercabletothevessel'sRFgroundpoint.Onvessels withoutanRFgroundsystemtheshield(drain)wireshouldbe connecteddirectlytothenegativebatteryterminal.

Thedcpowersystemshouldbeeither:

•Negativegrounded,withthenegativebatteryterminal connectedtothevessel'sground.

•Floating,withneitherbatteryterminalconnectedtothe vessel'sground

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhas positivegrounding.

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Breakers,fusesandcircuitprotection

Theinformationbelowisprovidedasguidancetohelpprotect yourproduct.Theexampleillustrationsprovidedareforcommon vesselpowerarrangements,ifyouareunsurehowtoprovide thecorrectlevelofprotectionthenpleaseconsultaRaymarine authorizeddealerforsupport.

Fuseandbreakerrating

In-LinefuseratingThermalbreakerrating

3A5A

Note:Y ourproduct’spowercablemayhaveanin-linefuse alreadytted,ifnotthenyouwillneedtoaddanin-linefuseto thepositivewireofyourproductspowerconnection.

Distributionpanelconnection

Itisrecommendedthatyourproductiswiredthroughyour vessel’sdistributionpanelviaathermalbreakerorfuse.

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4 5

6 7

1.Vesselpowersupplypositive(+)

2.In-linefuse.(Ifyourproductspowercabledoesnothavea builtinfusethenanin-linefuseshouldbetted.)

3.Productpowercable

4.Vesselpowersupplynegative(-)

5.*Drainwire

6.Vesseldistributionpanel

7.*VesselRFgroundpointconnection

Note:*Onlyapplicabletoproductsthatincludeadrainwire ontheproduct’spowercable.

BatteryconnectionwithRFground

Ifyourvesseldoesnothaveadistributionpanelthenyour productmaybewireddirectlytothebatterywiththedrainwire connectedtothevessel’sRFgroundpoint.

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2 4 51 3

6 7

1.Vesselpowersupplypositive(+)

2.Vesselpowersupplynegative(-)

3.In-linefuse(Ifyourproductspowercabledoesnothavea builtinfusethenanin-linefuseshouldbetted.)

4.*Drainwire

5.Productpowercable

6.Vesselbattery

7.*VesselRFgroundpointconnection

Note:*Onlyapplicabletoproductsthatincludeadrainwire ontheproduct’spowercable.

BatteryconnectionwithnoRFground

IfyourvesseldoesnothaveadistributionpaneloranRFground pointthenyourproductmaybewireddirectlytothebatterywith thedrainwirealsoconnectedtothebattery’snegativeterminal.

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2 4 51 3

1.Vesselpowersupplypositive(+)

2.Vesselpowersupplynegative(-)

3.In-linefuse(Ifyourproductspowercabledoesnothavea builtinfusethenanin-linefuseshouldbetted.)

4.*Drainwireconnectedtovesselnegativepowersupply .

5.Productpowercable

6.Vesselbattery

Note:*Onlyapplicabletoproductsthatincludeadrainwire ontheproduct’spowercable.

Connectingthecabletothedisplay

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1Unlockedposition.

2Lockedposition.

1.Ensurethedisplay’srearconnectorlockingcollarisinthe

un-lockedposition.

2.Orientatethecableconnectorsothattheguidelinesupwith

theguideinthedisplay’srearconnector .

3.Pushthecableconnectorallthewayintothedisplay

connector.

4.Rotatethelockingcollarclockwisetolockintoposition.

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Chapter6:Gettingstarted

Chaptercontents

•6.1Displaypoweronpage36

•6.2Controlsonpage36

•6.3Initialsetupproceduresonpage37

•6.4GPSCheckonpage38

•6.5Sonarcheckonpage39

•6.6DownVisioncheckonpage40

•6.7Shortcutspageonpage40

•6.8Applicationsonpage41

•6.9Viewswitcheronpage42

Gettingstarted

6.1Displaypower

Poweringthedisplayon

1.PressandholdthePOWERbuttonuntilabeepisheard.

Afterapproximately5secondsthesplashscreenisdisplayed.

2.PressOKtoacknowledgetheLimitationsofUsedisclaimer

whenitappears.

Poweringthedisplayoff

1.PressandholdthePOWERbuttonuntilthecountdown

reacheszero.

Note:IfthePOWERbuttonisreleasedbeforethecountdown reacheszero,thepoweroffiscancelled.

6.2Controls

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MicroSDcardreader–openthecarddoortoinsertorremove aMicroSDcard.Thecardreaderisusedforelectroniccharts, archivingwaypointandtrackdataandusersettings.

UniControl–providesarotarycontrol,joystickandanOKpush buttonfornavigatingmenusandapplicationsandselectingitems.

Back/Viewswitcherbutton

•Pressoncetoreturntoapreviousmenuorapplicationstate.

•PressintheChartapplicationtoexitcursormodeandcentre thevesselon-screen.

•PressintheSonarorDownVisionapplicationstoresume scrollingfromapausedstate.

•Fromthetoplevelapplicationstate(MotionmodeorScrolling mode)pressoncetoopentheViewswitcher.

Power/Shortcutsbutton

•Pressoncetopowertheuniton.

•Whenturnedon,pressingthepowerbuttonwilldisplaythe Shortcutspage.

•Pressandholdtoturnthedisplayoff.

UniControl

TheUniControlconsistsofRotary ,Joystickandpushbutton controls.

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D1218 0-1

1.Rotary—usethistonavigatethroughmenuoptionsand

adjusttherangeintheChartapplicationandtheSonar/ DownVisionapplicationsifsettomanualrange,ortocycle throughtheViewswitcheroptions.

2.Joystick—usethistomovethecursorpositionin

applications,panup,down,leftandrightinthechart applications,navigateupanddownthroughmenuoptionsor tocyclethroughtheViewswitcheroptions.

3.OKbutton—pushtheendofthejoysticktoopenmenus,

orcontextmenuswhilstinanapplicationortoconrma selection.

6.3Initialsetupprocedures

Onceyourdisplayhasbeeninstalledandcommissioned,itis recommendedthatyougothroughtheinitialstartupwizardand tutorial.

Startupwizard

Whenyoupower-upthedisplayforthersttimeoraftera systemreset,theStartupWizardisdisplayedafteryouhave acceptedtheLimitationsOnUsedisclaimer .TheStartupWizard guidesyouthroughthefollowinginitialsettings:

1.Languageselection.

2.Congureunits.

3.Finish/Tutorial.

Note:Thesesettingscanalsobesetatanytimeusingthe SystemSettingsmenuaccessiblefromtheT ools&Settings page.

Additionaltasks

InadditiontothesettingscoveredbytheWizard,itisalso recommendedthatthefollowingtasksarecompleted:

•Setyourdateandtimepreferences.

•Setyourtransducerdepthoffset.

•FamiliarizeyourselfwiththeproductusingSimulatorMode.

Settingtimeanddatepreferences

1.SelectTools&SettingsfromtheViewswitcher.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectTimeandDateSet-up.

4.UsetheDateFormat,TimeFormat,andLocalTime:menu

itemstosetyourtimeanddatepreferences.

Simulatormode

TheSimulatormodeenablesyoutopracticeoperatingyour displaywithoutdatafromtheGPSreceiverortransducer.

Thesimulatormodeisswitchedon/offintheSystemSettings menu.

Note:RaymarinerecommendsthatyoudoNOTusethe simulatormodewhilstnavigating.

Note:ThesimulatorwillNOTdisplayanyrealdata.This includessafetymessages.

Enablinganddisablingsimulatormode

Youcanenableanddisablesimulatormodebyfollowingthe stepsbelow.

1.SelectTools&SettingsfromtheViewswitcher.

2.SelectSystemSettings.

3.SelectSimulator:.

4.SelectOntoturnsimulatormodeon,or

5.SelectOfftoturnsimulatormodeoff.

Note:TheDemomovieoptionisforretaildemonstration purposesonly .

DepthOffset

Depthsaremeasuredfromthetransducertotheseabed,but youcanapplyanoffsetvaluetothedepthdata,sothatthe displayeddepthreadingrepresentsthedepthtotheseabed fromeitherthekeelorthewaterline.

Beforeattemptingtosetawaterlineorkeeloffset,ndout theverticalseparationbetweenthetransducerandeither thewaterlineorthebottomofthekeelonyourvessel,as appropriate.Thensettheappropriatedepthoffsetvalue.

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Waterlineoffset

Transducer/Zerooffset

Keeloffset

Ifanoffsetisnotapplied,displayeddepthreadingsrepresentthe distancefromthetransducertotheseabed.

Settingthedepthoffset

FromtheT ools&Settingpage:

1.SelectSystemSettings.

2.SelectSonarSet-up.

3.SelectDepthOffset.

Thedepthoffsetnumericadjustcontrolisdisplayed.

4.Adjusttheoffsettotherequiredvalue.

5.SelectOktoconrmthenewvalueandclosethenumeric

adjustcontrol.

6.4GPSCheck

GPSsetup

TheGPSsetupoptionsenableyoutocongureaGPSreceiver.

TheGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)isusedtopositionyour vesselonthechart.Y oucansetupyourGPSreceiverand checkitsstatusfromtheGPSStatusoptionintheSystem Settingsmenu.Foreachtrackedsatellite,thescreenprovides thefollowinginformation:

•Satellitenumber .

•Signalstrengthbar.

•Status.

•Azimuthangle.

•Elevationangle.

•Asky-viewtoshowthepositionoftrackedsatellites.

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Skyview—avisualrepresentationofthepositionoftracked satellites.

Satellitestatus—displaysthesignalstrengthandstatusof eachsatelliteidentiedintheskyviewdiagramontheleftof thescreen.Thecoloredbarshavethefollowingmeanings:

•Grey=searchingforsatellite.

•Green=satelliteinuse.

•Orange=trackingsatellite.

HorizontalDilutionofPosition(HDOP)—ameasureof GPSaccuracy,calculatedfromanumberoffactorsincluding satellitegeometry ,systemerrorsinthedatatransmissionand systemerrorsintheGPSreceiver.Ahigherguresignies agreaterpositionalerror.AtypicalGPSreceiverhasan accuracyofbetween5and15m.Asanexample,assuming aGPSreceivererrorof5m,anHDOPof2wouldrepresent anerrorofapproximately15m.Pleaserememberthateven averylowHDOPgureisNOguaranteethatyourGPS receiverisprovidinganaccurateposition.Ifindoubt,check thedisplayedvesselpositioninthechartapplicationagainst youractualproximitytoaknownchartedobject. EstimatedHorizontalPositionError(EHPE)—ameasure ofGPSaccuracy ,thisindicatesthatyourpositioniswithina circleradiusofthestatedsize67%ofthetime.

Fixstatus—indicatestheactualmodetheGPSreceiveris reporting(NoFix,Fix,DFixorSDFix).

Mode—themodecurrentlyselectedbytheGPSreceiver.

Datum—TheGPSreceiver'sdatumsettingaffectsthe accuracyofthevesselpositioninformationdisplayedin thechartapplication.InorderforyourGPSreceiverand multifunctiondisplaytocorrelateaccuratelywithyourpaper charts,theymustbeusingthesamedatum.

TheaccuracyoftheGPSreceiverdependsontheparameters detailedabove,especiallytheazimuthandelevationangles whichareusedintriangulationtocalculateyourposition.

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CheckingGPSoperation

YoucancheckthattheGPSisfunctioningcorrectlyusingthe Chartapplication.

1.SelectaviewfromtheViewswitcherwhichincludesthe Chartapplication.

2.Checkthescreen.

Youshouldsee:

Yourvesselposition(indicatesaGPSx).Y ourcurrent positionisrepresentedbyavesselsymbolorsolidcircle. Yourpositionisalsodisplayedinthedatacellonthebottom rightofthedisplay .

Asolidcircleonthechartindicatesthatthevesselspeed istolow(i.e.lessthan0.15kts)toprovideCourseOver Ground(COG)data.

Note:Itisrecommendedthatyoucheckthedisplayedvessel positionintheChartapplicationagainstyouractualproximity toaknownchartedobject.GPSreceiverstypicallyhavean accuracyofbetween5mand15m.

Note:AGPSStatusscreenisavailablefromtheT ools& Settingspage.Thisprovidessatellitesignalstrengthand otherrelevantinformation.

6.5Sonarcheck

Checkingthesonarapplication

Fromthesonarapplication:

1.Checkthedisplay.

Withthetransduceractiveyoushouldseeadepthreadingin thedatacellinthetopleftofthedisplay .

Gettingstarted

6.6DownVisioncheck

CheckingtheDownVisionapplication

FromtheDownVisionapplication:

1.Checkthedisplay.

WiththeDownVisionactiveyoushouldseeadepthreading inthedatacellinthetopleftofthedisplay .

6.7Shortcutspage

Theshortcutspageprovidesaccesstothefollowingfunctions:

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1Brightnesscontrol.

PowerSavemode—selectingwillactivatePowerSavemode.

Enable/DisableSonar—selectingwillenableordisablethe internalsonarandDownVision.

EjectSDcard—selecttosafelyremovethememorycard.

Screencapture—selectingsavesascreenshottomemory card.

Openingtheshortcutspage

Withthedisplaypoweredon:

1.PressthePowerbuttononce.

Theshortcutspageisdisplayed.

2.UsetheJoysticktohighlightacontrol.

3.PresstheOKbuttontoselectthecontrol.

Adjustingthedisplaybrightness

1.PressthePOWERbuttononce.

TheShortcutsmenuisdisplayed.

2.AdjustthebrightnesstotherequiredlevelusingtheRotary

control.

Note:Thebrightnesslevelcanalsobeincreasedbypressing thePowerbuttonmultipletimes.

PowerSavemode

InPowerSavemodeallfunctionsoftheproductremainactive, butthedisplayisplacedintoalowpowerstate.PowerSave modeiscancelledbypressingaphysicalbuttonorwhenan alarmeventoccurs.

EnablingPowerSavemode

ToenablePowerSavemodefollowthestepsbelow .

1.PressthePOWERbutton.

Theshortcutsmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectPowerSaveMode.

ThedisplayisnowinPowerSavemode.

3.YoucanwakethedisplayfromPowerSavemodeatanytime bypressingaphysicalbutton.

Note:PowerSavemodeisautomaticallycancelledifanalarm eventoccurs.

DisablingandenablingtheSonar

TheSonar/DownVisionpingcanbedisabledandenabledfrom theshortcutspage.

1.IftheSonarandDownVisionareactivethenselectDisable Sonar.

2.IftheSonarandDownVisionareinactivethenselectEnable Sonar.

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Note:

•Whenenabled,theSonarwillpingonlyiftheviewdisplayed containstheSonarapplicationoriftheChartapplicationis displayedfullscreen.

•Whenenabled,theDownVisionwillpingonlyiftheview displayedincludestheDownVisionapplication.

Screenshots

Youcantakeascreenshotofwhatiscurrentlydisplayedonthe screen.

ScreenshotsaresavedtoaMicroSDcardin.bmp(bitmap) format.Thesavedimagecanbeviewedfromanydevice capableofviewingbitmapimages.

Takingascreenshot

Youcantakeascreenshotbyfollowingthestepsbelow.

1.InsertaMicroSDcardwithsuitablefreespaceavailableinto thecardreader.

2.PressthePowerbutton. TheShortcutspageisdisplayed:

3.SelecttheCameraicon. Aconrmationmessageisdisplayed.

4.SelectOk. ThescreenshotisnowsavedtotheMicroSDcard.

TipIfyourmultifunctiondisplayhasaBackbuttonyoucanalso takeascreenshotbypressingandholdingtheBackbuttonuntil theconrmationmessageappears.

6.8Applications

Applicationsavailableonthedisplayareshownbelow.

Chartapplication—providesa2Dgraphicalviewofyour chartstohelpyounavigate.Waypointandtrackfunctions enableyoutonavigatetoaspeciclocationorrecordwhere you'vebeen.Chartcardsprovidehigherlevelsofdetail.

Sonarapplication—thisapplicationhelpsyouidentifythe presenceofshandbottomstructure.Y oucanalsoview waterdepth,watertemperatureandmarkpointsofinterest suchasshingspotsorwrecks.

DownVisionapplication—thisapplicationgivesincreased coverageeithersideofthevesselinhighdenition.CHIRP processingandhigheroperatingfrequencyallowsgreater depthresolution,makingiteasiertoidentifybottomstructures aroundwhichshmayreside.Youcanalsoviewwaterdepth, watertemperatureandmarkpointsofinterestsuchasshing spotsorwrecks.

Tools&Settings—providesaccesstoalarms,system settings,backupandresetfeatures.

Gettingstarted

6.9Viewswitcher

Theviewswitcherallowsselectionofpre-denedviewsonthe display.

Fullscreenandsplitscreenapplicationviewsareavailable.

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1Viewthumbnails

2Activeapplication

3Viewswitcher

4Viewswitchertitlebar

Theviewsavailableare:

•Chartapplication

•Sonarapplication

•DownVisionapplication

•DownVision/Sonarapplication—splitscreen

•Chartapplication/Sonarapplication—splitscreen

•Chartapplication/DownVisionapplication—splitscreen

•T ools&Settings

OpeningtheViewswitcher

Fromthetoplevelapplicationstate(MotionmodeorScrolling mode):

1.PresstheBackbutton.

UsingtheViewswitcher

Toselectaviewfollowthestepsbelow.

WiththeViewswitcherdisplayed:

1.UsetheJoystickortheRotarycontroltohighlightaview.

2.PresstheOKbuttontodisplaythechosenview.

Selectingtheactivepaneinsplitscreen views

Whenasplitscreenviewisdisplayedyoucanchangetheactive pane(thepanethatyouwanttocontrol)usingtheViewswitcher.

Withasplitscreenviewdisplayed.

1.IfrequiredpresstheBackbuttontochangetheChart

applicationtoMotionmode,ortheSonarorDownVision applicationstoScrollingmode.

2.PresstheBackbuttonagain.

TheViewswitcherisdisplayed.

3.UsetheJoystickorRotarycontroltohighlightthepane

youwanttobeactive.

4.PresstheOKbuttontoconrm.

Theselectedviewisdisplayedandaborderisplacedaround theactivepane.

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Chapter7:Managingdisplaydata

Chaptercontents

•7.1Memorycardsoverviewonpage44

•7.2Savinguserdataandusersettingsonpage44

•7.3Resettingyoursystemonpage46

Managingdisplaydata

7.1Memorycardsoverview

YoucanuseMicroSDmemorycardstoarchivedata(e.g. waypointsandtracks).

MicroSDmemorycardscanbeusedtoarchiveyourdatawhen thesystemcapacityisreached.Y oucanthendeleteolddata fromyoursystem,creatingcapacityfornewdata.Thearchived datacanberetrievedatanytime.Y oucanalsousememory cardstobackupyourdata.

Note:MemorycardsmustbeformattedtousetheFAT32le systemtoenableusewithyourmultifunctiondisplay.

Note:Itisrecommendedthatyoubackupyourdatatoa memorycardonaregularbasis.

Note:ItisrecommendedthatyoudoNOTsavedatatoa memorycardcontainingcartography.

Caution:Careofchartandmemory cards

Toavoidirreparabledamagetoand/orlossofdata fromchartandmemorycards:

•DONOTsavedataorlestoacardcontaining cartographyasthechartsmaybeoverwritten.

•Ensurethatchartandmemorycardsaretted thecorrectwayaround.DONOTtrytoforcea cardintoposition.

•DONOTuseametallicinstrumentsuchasa screwdriverorplierstoinsertorremoveachart ormemorycard.

Insertingamemorycardorchartcard

1.Openthecarddoor ,locatedonthefrontleftofthedisplay.

2.Insertthecardwiththecontactsfacingdown.

3.Gentlypressthecardallthewayintothecardslot.Thecard issecurewhenanaudibleclickisheard.

4.Topreventwateringressanddamagetothedisplay,ensure thecarddoorisclosed.

Removingamemorycardorchartcard

1.SelectEjectCardfromtheshortcutspage. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

2.Openthecarddoor .

3.Pushtheedgeofthecardtowardstheunit,untilanaudible clickisheard.

Thecardisreleasedfromthecardslotmechanism.

4.Useyourngerstopullthecardclearofthecardslot,using theedgeofthecard.

5.Topreventwateringressanddamagetothedisplay,ensure thecarddoorisclosed.

6.PresstheOKbuttontoclosetheconrmationdialog.

7.2Savinguserdataandusersettings

Youcansaveuserdata(waypointsandtracks)andusersettings toamemorycardforlaterretrieval.

TypeofdataDescriptionNotes

Waypoints

Savesallwaypointstoa singlearchivele.

Only1waypointsarchive lecanbesavedper memorycard.

Tracks

Savesalltrackstoa singlearchivele.

Only1tracksarchivele canbesavedpermemory card.

Usersettings

Savessettingsyou've madeintheset-upmenus toasinglearchivele.

Only1usersettings archivelecanbesaved permemorycard.

Note:Itisrecommendedthatyousaveyouruserdataand usersettingstoamemorycardonaregularbasis.

Note:Itisstronglyrecommendedthatyousaveuserdata andsettingstoaseparatememorycard,andNOTtoachart cardcontainingcartography.

Savingwaypointsandtrackstoamemory card

Ensureamemorycard(NOTachartcard)isinsertedintothe cardreader.

FromtheChartapplication:

1.IfrequiredpresstheBackbuttontoentermotionmode.

2.PresstheOKbuttontodisplaytheChartapplicationmenu.

3.SelectWaypointsorTracksasrequired.

TheWaypointsorTracklistisdisplayed.

4.SelectImport/Export.

5.SelectSaveWaypointstoCardorSaveTrackstoCard

asrequired.

6.SelecttheWaypointsorTracksthatyouwanttosave,or

selectSelectAll.

7.SelectSave.

Theon-screenkeyboardisdisplayed.

8.EnteraFilename.

ThedefaultlenamesareWaypointsandTracks.

9.SelectSave.

Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

10.SelectOKtoacknowledgeandreturntonormaloperation,or

11.SelectEjectdeviceifyouwanttoremovethememorycard

fromthecardreader .

TheSaveWaypointstoCardandSaveT rackstoCardoptions arealsoavailablefromtheTools&Settingspage:

•Tools&Setting>Backup&Reset>SaveDatatoCard >SaveWaypointstoCard.

•Tools&Setting>Backup&Reset>SaveDatatoCard>

SaveTrackstoCard.

Importingwaypointsortracksfroma memorycard

Ensureamemorycardwithyoursavedwaypointsand/ortracks isinsertedintothecardreader.

FromtheChartapplication:

1.IfrequiredpresstheBackbuttontoentermotionmode.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

TheChartmenuisdisplayed.

3.SelectWaypointsorTracks.

TheWaypointsorTracklistisdisplayed.

4.SelectImport/Export.

5.SelectRetrievefromCard.

Thelebrowserisdisplayed.

6.Navigatetothegpxleyouwanttoimport.

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7.Selectthele. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

8.Ifthereisanamingconictbetweenwaypointsortracks alreadyonyoursystemandthewaypointsortracksyouare tryingtoimportyouwillbepromptedtoeither:

i.CopyasnewWaypoint—Thewaypointortrackwillbe

importedandbeassignedthenextdefaultname.

ii.Copy&Replace—Thewaypointortrackonyoursystem

willbeoverwrittenwiththeimportedwaypointortrack withthesamename.

iii.Don’tCopy—Thewaypointortrackwiththenaming

conictwillnotbeimported.

WhencompletedaRetrievingcompletedialogboxis displayed.

9.SelectOK.

TheRetrievefromCardoptionisalsoavailablefromthe

Tools&Settingspage:T ools&Setting>Backup&Reset >RetrievefromCard

Erasingwaypointsandtracksfromamemory card

Ensureamemorycardwiththesavedwaypointsand/ortracks thatyouwanttodeleteisinsertedintothecardreader.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectErasefromCard. Thelebrowserisdisplayed.

3.Navigatetotheleyouwanttodelete.

4.Selecttheleyouwanttodelete. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

5.SelectY estodeletethele.

Erasingallwaypointsfromthesystem

Note:Thefollowingprocedurepermanentlydeletesall

Waypointsfromthedisplay .BEFOREproceeding,ensurethat youbackupanydatathatyouwanttokeepontoamemory card.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectErasefromSystem.

3.SelectEraseWaypointsfromSystem. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

4.SelectYestoconrm.

Erasingtracksfromthesystem

Note:Thefollowingprocedurepermanentlydeletesthe

selectedTracksfromthedisplay.BEFOREproceeding, ensurethatyoubackupanydatathatyouwanttokeepon toamemorycard.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectErasefromSystem.

3.SelectEraseTracksfromSystem. TheTracklistisdisplayed.

4.SelecttheTrackthatyouwanttodelete,or

5.SelectEraseAll. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

6.SelectYestoconrm.

Savingusersettingstoamemorycard

Ensureamemorycard(NOTachartcard)isinsertedintothe cardreader.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage.

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectUserSettings.

3.SelectBack-upSettings.

Whencompleteasavingcompletedialogboxisdisplayed.

4.SelectOKtoacknowledgeandreturntonormaloperation,or

5.SelectEjectdeviceifyouwanttoremovethememorycard

fromthecardreader .

Retrievingusersettingsfromamemorycard

Ensurethememorycardwithyourusersettingssavedonitis insertedintothecardreader.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage.

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectUserSettings.

3.SelectRestoreSettings.

WhencompleteaRestoringcompletedialogboxisdisplayed.

4.SelectOKtoacknowledgeandreturntonormaloperation,or

5.SelectEjectdeviceifyouwanttoremovethememorycard

fromthecardreader .

Managingdisplaydata

7.3Resettingyoursystem

Yoursystemmayberesettoitsfactorydefaultsettingsif required.

Thereare3typesofresetoperation.

•Settingsreset.

•Settingsanddatareset.

•Sonarreset.

Settingsreset

Thisoptionresetsyoursetupmenustofactorydefault.Itwill NOTaffectyourwaypointsortracks.

Settingsanddatareset

Inadditiontothesettingsresetdetailedabove,performinga settingsanddataresetwillalsoremoveALLwaypointsand tracksfromthesystem.

Sonarreset

Thisoptionresetsthesonartodefaultsettings.

Resettingsystemsettings

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectUserSettings.

3.SelectSettingsReset.

Amessageisdisplayedpromptingyoutoconrmtheaction.

4.SelectYestoproceedwiththesettingsreset,orNotocancel.

IfYesisselectedthesystemwillrebootandthesettingswill beresettofactorydefaults.

Resettingsystemsettingsanddata

Note:PerformingasettingsanddatareseterasesALL

waypointsandtracksfromyoursystem.BEFOREproceeding withasettingsanddatareset,ensurethatyoubackupany datathatyouwanttokeepontoamemorycard.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectUserSettings.

3.SelectSettings&DataReset.

Amessageisdisplayedpromptingyoutoconrmtheaction.

4.SelectY estoproceedwiththesettingsanddatareset,or Notocancel.

IfYesisselectedthesystemwillrebootandthesettingswill beresettofactorydefaultsandallusedataisdeleted.

Resettingthesonar

Thesonarsettingcanberesettofactorydefaults.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectSystemSettings.

2.SelectSonarSet-up.

3.SelectSonarReset. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

4.SelectY estoresetthesonarsettings.

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Chapter8:Chartapplication

Chaptercontents

•8.1Chartapplicationoverviewonpage48

•8.2Chartapplicationcontrolsonpage51

•8.3Chartcontextmenuonpage51

•8.4Navigationonpage52

•8.5Chartselectiononpage52

•8.6Chartorientationonpage53

•8.7ChartDetailonpage53

•8.8Boatpositiononpage54

•8.9Communitylayeronpage54

•8.10COGVectoronpage55

•8.11DeepWateronpage55

•8.12Chartobjectsonpage56

Chartapplication

8.1Chartapplicationoverview

Thechartapplicationprovidesanelectronicchartwithnavigation features.Ituses2Dperspectiveandprovidesavarietyof cartographicinformationregardingyoursurroundingsand chartedobjects.

Typicalusesforthechartapplicationinclude:

•Monitoryourvessellocationandcourseoverground(COG).

•Interpretyoursurroundings.

•Navigateusingwaypoints.

•Keeptrackandrecordyourcourse.

•Viewinformationforchartedobjects.

Note:T oobtainfullchartdetails,youmusthaveacartography chartcardfortheappropriategeographicareainsertedinto thecardreader.

Youcanalsocustomizethechartapplicationasfollows:

•Controlthelevelofdetaildisplayedon-screen.

•Changethewaythechartisdrawninrelationtoyourvessel

positionandthedirectionoftravel.

•DisplaytheCOGvector.

•Changethedepthatwhichthedeepwatercontourchanges

color.

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1 2 3

Depth—Currentwaterdepthbelowvessel(showninselected systemunits).

2Navigationoriginline—Duringnavigation,showsasolidline

fromthestartingpointtothetargetwaypoint.

Speed—Currentvesselspeed(showninselectedsystem units).

Orientation—Statestheorientationmodethatthechartis using(North-up,orCourse-up).

Range—Chartscaleindicator(showninselectedsystem units).

Vesselsymbol—Showsyourcurrentposition.

Vesselpositionline—Duringnavigation,showsadottedline fromthevessel’scurrentpositiontothetargetwaypoint.

8Waypoint—Inactive.

9BearinganddistancetoWaypoint—Duringactivenavigation

displaysthedistanceandbearingtothetargetwaypoint(shown inselectedsystemunits). Watertemperature—Whennotinactivenavigationcurrent watertemperatureisdisplayed(showninselectedsystem units).

Bearing—Inmotionmodethevessel’scurrentCOGbearing isdisplayed. Bearinganddistance—Incursormodethedistanceand bearingtothecursor’slocationisdisplayed(showninselected systemunits).

WaypointTTG—Duringactivenavigationtheestimated‘time togo’tothetargetwaypointbasedonyourcurrentspeedis displayed. Watertemperature—Whennotinactivenavigationcurrent watertemperatureisdisplayed(showninselectedsystem units).

Cursor—Usedtoselectchartobjectsandmovearoundthe chartarea.

Targetwaypoint—Currenttargetwaypoint.

14Vesselcoordinates—Inmotionmodethecurrentvessel

coordinatesaredisplayed. Cursorcoordinates—Incursormodethecoordinatesofthe cursor’slocationisdisplayed.

Electronicchartsoverview

Yourmultifunctiondisplayincludesbasicworldbasemaps. Electronicchartsprovideadditionalcartographicinformation.

Thelevelofcartographicdetailshownvariesfordifferentchart types,geographiclocationsandchartscales.Thechartscale inuseisindicatedbytheon-screenscaleindicator,thevalue displayedisthedistancethatthelinerepresentsacrossthe screen.

Youcanremoveandinsertchartcardsatanytime.Thechart screenisautomaticallyredrawnwhenthesystemdetectsthata compatiblechartcardhasbeeninsertedorremoved.

Usingadualviewpageitispossibletodisplaydifferent cartographytypessimultaneously.

Caution:Careofchartandmemory cards

Toavoidirreparabledamagetoand/orlossofdata fromchartandmemorycards:

•DONOTsavedataorlestoacardcontaining cartographyasthechartsmaybeoverwritten.

•Ensurethatchartandmemorycardsaretted thecorrectwayaround.DONOTtrytoforcea cardintoposition.

•DONOTuseametallicinstrumentsuchasa screwdriverorplierstoinsertorremoveachart ormemorycard.

LightHousecharts

WiththeintroductionoftheLightHouseIIsoftware,Raymarine multifunctiondisplaysnowsupporttheuseofRaymarine’snew LightHousecharts.

LightHousechartsarederivedfromvectorandrasterbased charts,theLightHousechartengineenablesRaymarinetooffer newcharttypesandregionsfromaroundtheglobe.

RefertotheRaymarinewebsite:forthelatestinformationon availableLightHousecharts.

Rastercharts

Rasterchartsareanexactcopy/scanofanexistingpaper chart.Allinformationisembeddeddirectlyinthechart.Ranging inandoutofrasterchartswillmakeeverythingappearlarger orsmalleronthescreen,includingtext.Whenchangingthe

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Chartapplication’sorientationeverythingonthechartwillrotate, includingthetext.Asrasterchartsareascannedimagethele sizeisnormallybiggerwhencomparedtothevectorequivalent.

Vectorcharts

Vectorchartsarecomputergenerated,consistingofaseries ofpointsandlinesthatmakeupthechart.Chartobjectsand overlaysonvectorchartscanbeswitchedonandoffand chartobjectscanbeselectedtoprovidefurtherinformation. Ranginginandoutofvectorchartswillmakegeographical featuresappearlargerorsmalleronthescreen,howevertext andchartobjectswillremainthesamesizeregardlessofrange. WhenchangingtheChartapplication’sorientationgeographical featureswillrotatebuttextandchartobjectswillremainin thecorrectorientationforthedisplay .Asvectorchartsare generatedratherthanascannedimagethelesizeisnormally smallerwhencomparedtotherasterequivalent.

DownloadingLightHouse

charts

LightHouse

chartscanbedownloadedthroughtheRaymarine

website.

Important:Y oumustreadandagreetotheLightHouse

chartsEndUserLicenseAgreement(EULA)before downloadingandusingLightHouse

charts.

1.GototheLightHousechartspageoftheRaymarinewebsite:

http://www.raymarine.com/lighthousecharts/.

2.SelecteithertheRasterorV ectorcharts. TheChartregionspageisdisplayed.

3.Selectyourregion. Thechartregiondownloadpageisdisplayed.

4.Click‘Viewthetermsofuse’.

5.ReadandensureyouFULLYunderstandtheEndUser LicenseAgreement(EULA).

Youshouldonlyproceedtothenextstepifyouagreetothe termsoftheEULA.

6.Enteryourdetailsintherelevantelds.

7.Clickthecheckboxagainst‘Ihavereadandagreetothe LightHouseChartstermsofuse.

8.ClickDownloadChart. Thedownloadshouldstartautomatically .Alinkisprovidedif

thedownloaddoesnotcommence.

Note:

•Duetothelesizethedownloadmaytakesometime.

•Downloadtimeswilldifferdependingonconnectionspeed.

•Asthelesarelargeitisrecommendedthatyouusea downloadmanager/acceleratorwhichcanspeedupyour downloadtimeandensurethatifthedownloadfailsthe downloadcanberesumedratherthandownloadingthe entireleagain.

9.Waitforthedownloadtonish.

Thedownloadedlecannowbeunzipped/extractedtomemory cardforusewithyourmultifunctiondisplay .

Chartapplication

Unzippinglestomemorycard

TheLightHousechartsdownloadlemustbeunzipped/ extractedtomemorycardforuseonyourmultifunctiondisplay.

Note:Theinstructionsbelowareprovidedforguidanceonly. DependingonyourPC’soperatingsystemandthearchiving (zip)softwareinusethestepsrequiredmaydifferslightlyfrom thoseshownbelow.Ifyouareunsurepleaseconsultyour operatingsystem’sandorarchivingsoftware’shelples.

Tounzip/extractchartswithalesizeover4GByoumay needtoinstall3rd-partyarchiving(zip)softwaresuchas7zip:

http://www.7–zip.org/.

Ensureyouhaveamemorycardwithsufcientspaceforthe chartsyouwanttodownload.TheFilesizeisdisplayedoneach chartregion’sdownloadpage.

ForbestperformanceitisrecommendedthatyouuseClass10 orUHS(UltraHighSpeed)classmemorycards.

1.Locatethedownloadedle.

Thelewillbestoredinthefolderyouselectedorinyour normaldownloadsfolder.

2.RightclickontheleandselecttheExtractHereoptionfrom

thezipoptions.

3.Onceallleshavebeenextractedselectthechartles.

4.RightclickandchooseSendto>RemovableDisk

TheChartleswillnowbecopiedtoyourmemorycard.

5.Checkthattheleshavebeensuccessfullyplacedonyour memorycardbyviewingitscontentsinyourlebrowser.

6.SafelyremoveyourmemorycardfromyourPC’scardreader.

7.Insertyourmemorycardintothecardreaderofyour multifunctiondisplay .

8.OpentheChartapplicationonyourmultifunctiondisplay.

9.SelectthenewchartfromtheChartselectionmenu:Menu >Presentation>ChartSelection.

TheChartscreenwillberedrawntodisplaythenewlyselected charttype.

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Yourdisplayissuppliedwithabasemapanddependingonunit aNavionicschartcard.Y oumayalsopurchaseNavionicschart cardstogetenhancedchartdetailsandadditionalchartfeatures.

YourdisplayiscompatiblewiththefollowingNavionicschart cards:

•Silver

•Gold

•Gold+

•Hotmaps

Note:RefertotheRaymarinewebsite(www.raymarine.com) forthelatestlistofsupportedchartcards.

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8.2Chartapplicationcontrols

TheChartapplicationconsistsof2modes:Motionmode andCursormode.Optionsandsettingsareavailableviathe applicationandcontextmenus.

Motionmode

WhentheChartapplicationisopenedtheapplicationwillbe inMotionmode.Inmotionmodethevesselremainscentered on-screenandthechartmovesaroundthevessel.

ThefollowingcontrolsapplyinMotionmode:

•usetheRotarycontroltorangeinandout.

•presstheOKbuttontoopentheapplicationmenu.

•presstheBackbuttontoopentheViewswitcher.

•movetheJoystickinanydirectiontoenterCursormode.

Cursormode

InCursormodethecursorcanbemovedaroundthescreenand isusedtopanthechart.Theareaofthechartdisplayedonly changeswhentheJoystickisusedtopantoadifferentlocation.

ThefollowingcontrolsapplyinChartmode:

•usetheRotarycontroltorangeinandout.

•usetheJoystickdirectionalcontrolstomovethecursorand

pantheChartapplication.

•presstheOKbuttontoopenthecontextmenu.

•presstheBackbuttontoreturntoMotionmode.

Menusanddialogs

Withamenuordialogopenthefollowingcontrolsapply:

•usetheRotarycontrolorJoystickdirectionalcontrolsto

scrollthroughtheavailableoptions.

•usetheOKbuttontoselectahighlightedoptionorconrm

popupmessages.

•presstheBackbuttontoreturntothepreviousmenuorto

closethemenu.

8.3Chartcontextmenu

Placingthecursoroveranareainthechartapplicationand pressingtheOKbuttondisplaysacontextmenushowingthe cursor’spositionaldataandmenuitems.

Thecontextmenuprovidesthefollowingpositionaldataforthe cursorpositioninrelationtoyourvessel:

•Latitude

•Longitude

•Range

•Bearing

Thefollowingmenuitemsareavailable:

•GotoCursor/StopGoto

•PlaceWaypoint

•Photo(onlyavailablefromaphotoicon.)

•TideStation(onlyavailableifatidestationisselected.)

•CurrentStation(onlyavailableifacurrentstationisselected.)

•PilotBook(onlyavailableatcertainports.)

•ChartObjects

Chartapplication

8.4Navigation

Navigatingtothecursor'slocation

InCursormodeyoucansettheChartapplicationtoguideyou tothecursor’slocation.

1.UsetheJoysticktomovethecursortothedesiredlocation.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

Thecontextmenuisdisplayed.

3.SelectGotoCursor.

Navigatingtoawaypoint

YoucansettheChartapplicationtoguideyoutoawaypoint.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlightawaypoint.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

ThecontextmenuisdisplayedandGotowaypointis highlighted

3.PresstheOKbutton.

Navigatingtoawaypointfromthewaypoints list

FromtheChartapplication:

1.Ifrequired,presstheBackbuttontoentermotionmode.

2.PresstheOKbuttontoopenthemenu.

3.SelectWaypoints.

TheWaypointslistisdisplayed.

4.Selectthewaypointyouwanttonavigateto. TheWaypointinformationpageisdisplayed.

5.SelectGoto.

Cancellingnavigationtoawaypoint

1.Selectanypositionanywhereon-screen. Thewaypointcontextmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectStopGoto.

3.Alternatively,inthechartapplication,goto:Menu>Navigate

>StopGoto.

Note:Oncenavigationisnolongeractive,thewaypoint

symbolreturnstoitsnormalstate,andthedashedline betweenyourvesselandthewaypointisremoved.

Arrivingatawaypoint

Asyourvesselapproachesthetargetwaypoint,thewaypoint arrivalalarmprovidesawarning.

1.SelectOkonthewaypointarrivalalarmpopupmessage.

Note:Y oucansettheapproachdistance(radius)atwhich thewaypointarrivalalarmwillsoundusingtheAlarmsmenu fromtheT ools&Settingspage:Tools&Settings>Alarms>

WaypointArrival.

8.5Chartselection

YoucanselectthecartographytypetobeusedintheChart application.TheChartselectionappliestotheactiveChart instance.Y oumusthavethenecessarycartographychart cardsinsertedintoyourmultifunctiondisplayinordertodisplay differentcartographytype.

SelectingtheCartographytype

Youcanselectthecartographytypeyouwanttodisplayinthe Chartapplication.

Ensureyouhaveinsertedthechartcardthatcontainsthe cartographytypeyouwanttodisplay .

FromtheChartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectChartSettings.

2.SelectChartSelection.

Alistofavailablecartographyisdisplayed.

3.Selectthecartographytypeyouwanttodisplay TheChartwindowisre-drawntoshowtheselectcartography

type.

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8.6Chartorientation

Theorientationofachartreferstotherelationshipbetweenthe chartandthedirectionthatyouaretravellingin.

Themodeyouchooseappliestoallchartviews,andisrestored atpowerup.

Thefollowingoptionsareavailable:

NorthUp

InNorthUpmode,thechartorientationisxedwithnorth upwards.Asyourheadingchangesthevesselsymbolmoves accordingly.Thisisthedefaultmodeforthechartapplication. NorthcanbesettoeitherTruenorthorMagneticfromthe SystemSettingsmenu.

CourseUp

InCourseUpmode,thechartorientationchangestoshowyour currentcourseupwards.AsyourCOGchanges,thevessel symbolmovesaccordingly.Ifyouselectanewcourse,the picturewillresettodisplaythenewcourseupwards.

IfCOGdatabecomesunavailablewhilstinthismodethechart uses0°forCOG.

Settingthechartorientation

Fromthechartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectChartsettings.

2.SelectChartOrientation.

SelectingChartOrientationswitchesbetweenNorthUpand CourseUp.

8.7ChartDetail

Thechartdetailsettingdeterminestheamountofdetailshown intheChartapplication.

SelectingtheLowoptionfortheChartDetaildisablesthe followingobjects:

•CommunityLayer

•ChartT ext

•ChartBoundaries

•LightSectors

•RoutingSystems

•CautionAreas

•MarineFeatures

•LandFeatures

•Roads

•AdditionalWrecks

•ColorSeabedAreas

•DepthContours

Changingthelevelofchartdetail

Youcanchangethelevelofdetail,displayedintheChart application.

InMotionmode:

1.PresstheOKbutton.

TheChartapplicationmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectChartSettings.

3.SelectChartDetail.

SelectingChartDetailswitchedthedetailbetweenHighand Low.

Chartapplication

8.8Boatposition

TheBoatpositionfunctiondeterminesthepositionofthevessel iconon-screen.

Centre

WithBoatpositionsettoCentrethevesseliconremainsinthe centreofthescreen.

Offset

WithBoatpositionsettoOffsetthevesseliconisoffsetfromthe centreofthescreensothatmorechartareaisvisibleinfront ofthevessel.

Changingtheboatposition

Youcanchangethepositionthevesseliconisdisplayed on-screen.

FromtheChartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectChartSettings.

2.SelectBoatPosition.

SelectingBoatPositionswitchestheboatpositionbetween CenterandOffset.

8.9Communitylayer

Ifsupportedbyyourcartographytype,youcandisplayUser GeneratedContent(UGC)ontheChartapplication.

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1.CommunityfeatureOn.

2.CommunityfeatureOff.

TocheckifyourNavionicscartographysupportscommunityedits downloadspleaserefertheNavionicswebsite:forinformation andinstructionsondownloadingtheupdatestoyourchartcard.

Switchingthecommunitylayeronandoff

Ifsupportedbyyourcartographytype,theUserGenerated Content(UGC)overlaycanbeswitchedonandoffbyfollowing thestepsbelow.

FromtheChartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectChartSetting.

2.SelectCommunityLayer:sothatOnisselectedtodisplay UGC,or

3.SelectCommunityLayer:sothatOffisselectedtoturnoff UGC.

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8.10COGVector

Thechartapplicationcanbesettodisplayagreenlineto representCourseOverGround(COG).

Thegreenlineindicatesthevessel’sactualcourse.

EnablinganddisablingtheCOGvector

YoucanenableanddisabletheCOGvector.

FromtheChartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectChartSettings.

2.SelectCOGV ectortoswitchbetweenOnandOff.

8.11DeepWater

Waterdepthcanberepresentedusingblueshadingwithwhite usedtorepresentdeepwater.

Thedepthatwhichwatercolorturnsfromblueshadingtowhite canbechangedtosuituserrequirements.

Example1—Deepwaterfrom:60ft

Example2—Deepwaterfrom:6ft

Thedeepwaterfeaturecanalsobeturnedoffsothatallwater appearsaswhite.

Note:TheDeepWaterfunctionisrestrictedtothedepthdata availableonyourchartcard.

ChangingtheDeepWaterFromsetting

Youcanchoosethedepththatwaterchangescolortowhite.

FromtheChartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectChartSettings.

2.SelectDeepWaterFrom:.

3.Selecttherelevantdepth,orselectOff.

SelectingOffwilldisplayallwateraswhiteregardlessofdepth.

Chartapplication

8.12Chartobjects

Ifsupportedbyyourcartographytype,youcandisplayadditional informationinthechartapplicationforcartographicobjects, ports,ormarinas.

Dependingonthechartcardyouareusing,youcanviewsome orallofthefollowingadditionalinformation:

•Detailsofeachcartographicobjectthatismarkedonthe chart,includingsourcedataforstructures,lines,opensea areas,andsoon.

•Detailsofports,portfeatures,andbusinessservices.

•Pilotbookinformation(similartowhatyouwouldseeina marinealmanac).Pilotbookinformationisavailableatcertain ports.

•Panoramicphotosofportsandmarinas.Theavailabilityof photosisindicatedbyacamerasymbolonthechartdisplay.

Thisinformationcanbeaccessedusingthechartcontextmenu options.

Note:Theamountofobjectinformationavailabledepends upontheelectronicchartsthatyouareusingforyoursystem. Forfulldetailsofthefeaturesavailableforyourchartcards contactyourchartcardsupplier .

Displayingpilotbookinformation

Fromthechartapplication,whenaportsymbolisdisplayedfor aportwhichhasapilotbook:

1.Selecttheportsymbol.

Thechartcontextmenuwillbedisplayed.

2.SelectPilotBook.

3.Selecttherelevantchapter.

Displayingpanoramicphotos

Fromthechartapplication,whenacamerasymbolisdisplayed, indicatingtheavailabilityofaphoto:

1.Selectthecamerasymbol.

Thechartcontextmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectPhoto.

Thephotoisdisplayedonscreen.

Note:Notallcartographytypesarecapableofdisplaying panoramicphotos.

Displayingchartobjectinformation

Fromthechartapplication:

1.Selectanobject.

Thechartcontextmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectChartObjects.

TheChartObjectDialogisdisplayed.

3.Selectingavailableoptionswilldisplaydetailedinformation

aboutthatitem.

4.Selectingthepositioninthedialogwillclosetheinformation

dialogandpositionthecursorovertheobject.

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Chapter9:WaypointsandTracks

Chaptercontents

•9.1Waypointsoverviewonpage58

•9.2Tracksonpage64

•9.3ImportandExportonpage65

•9.4Waypointsandtracksstoragecapacityonpage65

WaypointsandT racks

9.1Waypointsoverview

Waypointsarepositionmarkersusedforthepurposesof navigation.Yourmultifunctiondisplaycancreatewaypoints, whichcanthenbeselectedforactivenavigation.

Therearearangeoffeaturesforplacing,navigatingand managingwaypoints,thesecanbeaccessedfromtheWaypoints menuandWaypointcontextmenu.Waypointsarerepresented on-screenusingcustomizablewaypointsymbols.Waypoint canbecreated,moved,deleted,exportedtomemorycardor importedfromamemorycard.

Waypointdisplayexamples

Waypointsinthechartapplication

Inthechartapplicationbothactiveandinactivewaypointsare shown.Anactivewaypointistheonethatyouarenavigatingto.

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ItemDescription

1Inactivewaypoint

2Activewaypoint

3Alternativewaypointsymbols

Thedefaultwaypointsymbolisared‘X’.Alternativesymbols canbeusedifrequired.

WaypointsinthesonarandDownVisionapplications

WaypointscanbeplacedintheSonarandDownVision applications.

WaypointsinthesonarandDownVisionapplicationsare representedbyaverticallinelabelledWPT .

Example1—Sonarapplication

Example2—DownVisionapplication

Waypointcontextmenu

Thewaypointcontextmenushowsthewaypoint'spositional dataandrelatedmenuitems.

Thecontextmenuprovidesthefollowingpositionaldataforthe waypointinrelationtoyourvessel:

•Latitude

•Longitude

•Range

•Bearing

Thefollowingmenuitemsareavailable:

•GotoWaypoint/StopGoto

•EraseWaypoint

•EditWaypoint

•MoveWaypoint

Accessingthecontextmenu

Youcanaccessthecontextmenubyfollowingthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlightthewaypoint.

ThecursorchangestotheWPTcursor.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

TheWaypointcontextmenuisdisplayed.

Waypointplacement

Placingawaypoint

Toplaceawaypointfollowthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlightthedesiredlocationwiththe

cursor.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

Thecontextmenuisdisplayed.

3.SelectPlaceWaypoint.

Aconrmationpopupmessageisdisplayed.

4.SelectOktoplacethewaypoint,orEdittoeditthewaypoint

details.

Awaypointisplacedatthecursor’slocation.

Placingawaypointatyourvessel'sposition

FromtheChartapplication:

1.IfrequiredpresstheBackbuttontoentermotionmode.

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2.PresstheOKbuttonagaintoopenthemenu.

3.SelectPlaceWaypoint.

Aconrmationpopupmessageisdisplayed.

4.SelectOktoplacethewaypoint,orEdittoeditthewaypoint

details.

Waypointgroups

Waypointsareorganizedintogroups.Bydefaultallwaypoints areplacedinthe“UNSORTED”group.

Newwaypointgroupscanbecreatedandeachwaypointcanbe assignedtoawaypointgroup.Forexample;youcouldcreatea waypointgroupcalled“Fishing”andplaceallofyourwaypoints whereyoucaughtshintothatgroup.

WaypointgroupscanbemanagedfromtheWaypointgroupslist.

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1.Allwaypoints—Displaysalistofallwaypointssavedon

yoursystem.

2.Today’sWaypoints—Displaysalistofallwaypoints

createdormodiedtoday.

3.Unsorted—Bydefaultnewwaypointsareaddedtothe UNSORTEDwaypointgroup.Selectingthegroupwill displayalistofallwaypointsthathavenotbeenassignedto aspecicgroup.

4.WaypointGroups—Allwaypointgroupsaredisplayedin thelist.

5.Search—Y oucansearchforwaypointsusingkeywords byselectingSearch.

6.NewGroup—Anewwaypointgroupcanbeaddedby selectingNewGroup.

7.Import/Export—Waypointscanbeexportedtoorimported fromamicroSDcardbyselectingImport/Export.Referto

7.2Savinguserdataandusersettingsfordetails.

Selectingawaypointsgroupfromthelistdisplaysalistofall waypointsinthatgroup.Additionalfunctionsareavailableto helpmanageyourwaypoints.

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1.SortBy:—SortwaypointsbyName,Range,Symbolor Date.

2.Search—Searchforwaypointsusingkeywords.

3.Export—Exportsthewaypointgroupcurrentlydisplayedto amemorycard.

4.Waypointgroup—Thisisthecurrentlyselectedwaypoint

group.

5.RenameGroup—Renamethecurrentgroup.

6.EraseWpts—Eraseallwaypointsinthegroup.

7.MoveWpts—Moveallwaypointsinthegroup.

8.AssignSymbol—Assignanewsymboltoallwaypoints

inthegroup.

Displayingthewaypointsgrouplist

FromtheChartapplication:

1.Ifrequired,PresstheBackbuttontoentermotionmode.

2.PresstheOkbuttontoopentheChartapplicationmenu.

3.SelectWaypoints.

Thewaypointsgrouplistisdisplayed.

Makinganewwaypointgroup

WiththeWaypointGroupListdisplayed:

1.SelectNewGroup.

Theon-screenkeyboardisdisplayed.

2.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtoentertherequirednamefor thenewgroup.

3.selectSA VE.

Renamingawaypointgroup

WiththeWaypointgrouplistdisplayed:

1.Selectthegroupyouwanttorename. Groupdetailsaredisplayed.

2.SelectRenameGroup. Theon-screenkeyboardisdisplayed.

3.Usingtheon-screenkeyboardchangethegroupnameas required.

4.SelectSA VE.

Assigninganewsymboltoawaypointgroup

Youcanassignanewwaypointsymboltoallthewaypointsina group.

FromtheWaypointgrouplist:

1.Selectthegroupthatyouwanttoassignanewwaypoint symbolto.

Agroupdetailslistisdisplayedshowingallwaypointsinthe selectedgroup.

2.SelectAssignSymbol. Alistofallavailablesymbolsisdisplayed.

3.Selectthesymbolthatyouwanttouseforthewaypoints intheselectedgroup.

Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

4.SelectY estoapplythenewsymbolstothewaypoints,or selectNotocancel.

Movingawaypointtoadifferentgroup

WiththeWaypointsgrouplistdisplayed:

1.SelectALLWA YPOINTS. Alistofallwaypointscurrentlyonyoursystemisdisplayed.

2.Selectthewaypointyouwanttomove. Thewaypointdetailspageisdisplayed.

3.SelecttheGroupeld Alistofallgroupsisdisplayed.

4.SelecttheGroupthatyouwanttomovethewaypointto,or

5.SelectCreateNewGrouptomovethewaypointtoanew group.

Thewaypointismovedtotheselectedgroup.

Movingallwaypointsinagrouptoadifferentgroup

Youcanmoveallwaypointsinagrouptoadifferentgroup.

WiththeWaypointsgrouplistdisplayed:

1.SelecttheGroupthatcontainsthewaypointsyouwantto move.

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2.SelectMoveWpts.

Alistofallgroupsisdisplayed.

3.Selectthegroupfromthelistthatyouwanttomovethe waypointstoo.

Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

4.SelectYestomovethewaypointsorNotocancel.

Thewaypointshavenowbeenmovedtothenewgroup.

Erasingallwaypointsinagroup

Youcaneraseallwaypointsinaselectedgroup. Withthewaypointgroupslistdisplayed:

1.Selectthegroupthatcontainthewaypointsyouwantto erase.

Alistisdisplayedshowingallwaypointsintheselected group.

2.SelectEraseWpts. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

3.SelectYestoeraseallwaypointsinthegroup,orNoto cancel.

Allofthewaypointsintheselectedgroupareerasedfromthe systemandthegroupwillnowbeempty.

Erasingawaypointgroup

Beforeyoucaneraseawaypointgroupyoumustmoveorerase allthewaypointsassignedtothatgroup.

WiththeWaypointGroupdisplayed:

1.Selectthewaypointgroupthatyouwanttoerase.

2.SelectEraseGroup. Thegroupisdeletedfromthesystem.

Waypointinformation

Whenyoucreateawaypoint,thesystemassignsinformation regardingthelocationmarked.Youcanviewandeditthedetails ofanywaypointthathasbeencreatedandstored.

Thefollowinginformationisassignedorcapturedforeach waypoint:

•Symbol(adefaultsymbolisassigned,oryoucanselectan

alternative.)

•Name(adefaultnameisassigned,oryoucanselectan

alternative.)

•Position(LatitudeandLongitudeofthewaypoint.)

•BearingandRange(Bearingandrangefromvessel.)

•Temperature(requiresappropriatesensor,onlyforwaypoints

capturedatthevesselposition.)

•Depth(requiresappropriatesensor,onlyforwaypoints

capturedatthevesselposition.)

•Dateandtime

•Comment(youcanaddyourowntextcommentstoa

waypoint.)

Fromthewaypointinformationpageyoucanalsoperformthe followingactions:

•Goto(Startactivenavigationtothewaypoint.)

•ShowonChart(Showthewaypointlocationinthechart

application.)

•Delete(Deletethewaypointfromthewaypointslist.)

Editingwaypointdetails

WiththeWaypointListdisplayed:

1.Selectthewaypointyouwanttoedit. Thewaypointinformationpageisdisplayed.

2.Selecttheeldyouwanttoedit.

3.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtomakethechanges,then selecttheon-screenkeyboard'sSAVEbutton.

Editingawaypointusingthecontextmenu

Withtheapplicationpagedisplayed:

1.Selectthewaypointsymbolon-screen. Thewaypointcontextmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectEditWaypoint. Theeditwaypointdialogisdisplayed.

3.Selecttheeldyouwanttoedit.

4.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtomakethechanges,andthen selecttheon-screenkeyboard'sSAVEkey .

Movingwaypoints

Movingawaypointusingthecontextmenu

Withtheapplicationpagedisplayed:

1.Selectthewaypointsymbolon-screen. Thewaypointcontextmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectMoveWaypoint.

3.Selectthenewpositionforthewaypoint.

Movingawaypointbyenteringnewcoordinates

WiththeWaypointListdisplayed:

1.SelectAllWaypoints.

2.Selecttherelevantwaypoint. Thewaypointinformationpageisdisplayed.

3.SelectthePositioneld.

4.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtomakethechanges,andthen selecttheon-screenkeyboard'sSAVEkey .

Erasingwaypoints

Erasingawaypointusingthecontextmenu

Withtheapplicationpagedisplayed:

1.Selectthewaypointsymbolon-screen. Thewaypointcontextmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectEraseWaypoint. Theerasewaypointpopupmessageisdisplayed.

3.SelectY estoconrm,orNotocancel.

Erasingawaypointusingthewaypointlist

WiththeWaypointListdisplayed:

1.SelectAllWaypoints.

2.Selectthewaypointyouwanttoerase. Thewaypointinformationpageisdisplayed.

3.SelectErase. Theerasewaypointpopupmessageisdisplayed.

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4.SelectY estoconrm,orNotocancel.

Erasingallwaypointsfromthesystem

Note:Thefollowingprocedurepermanentlydeletesall

Waypointsfromthedisplay .BEFOREproceeding,ensurethat youbackupanydatathatyouwanttokeepontoamemory card.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectErasefromSystem.

3.SelectEraseWaypointsfromSystem.

Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

4.SelectYestoconrm.

Waypointsearch

Thewaypointsearchfeatureallowsyoutosearchforwaypoints onyoursystem.

ThesearchfeatureisavailablebyselectingSearchfromthe Waypointslist.

Waypointscanbesearchedforby:

•Nameorkeyword

•Symbol

•Area

Fromthesearchresultsyoucaneraseallthewaypointsinthe searchlist,movethemtoanexistingornewwaypointgroupor assignallofthewaypointsthesamewaypointsymbol.

Searchingforwaypointsbynameorkeyword

Waypointscanbesearchedforbynameorkeyword. FromtheWaypointslist:

1.SelectSearch.

Thesearchpageisdisplayed.

2.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtoenterthewaypointnameor keyword.

3.SelectSearch. Thesearchresultsaredisplayed.

4.SelectEraseWptstoerasethelistofwaypointsfromyour system,or

5.SelectMoveWptstomovethewaypointstoanewor existinggroup,or

6.SelectAssignSymboltoassignanewsymboltoallthe waypointsinthesearchresultslist.

Youcanalsoselectawaypointfromthelisttoviewitsdetails,or ifaccessedfromtheChartapplicationsetagotoordisplaythe waypointintheChartapplication.

Searchingforwaypointsbysymbol

Waypointscanbesearchedforbywaypointsymbol.

FromtheWaypointslist:

1.SelectSearch.

Thesearchpageisdisplayed.

2.SelectSymbol.

Thewaypointssymbollistisdisplayed.

3.Selectthesymbolthatisassignedtothewaypoint(s)you wanttosearchfor .

Alistofallwaypointsusingtheselectedsymbolisdisplayed.

4.SelectEraseWptstoerasethelistofwaypointsfromyour system,or

5.SelectMoveWptstomovethewaypointstoanewor existinggroup,or

6.SelectAssignSymboltoassignanewsymboltoallthe waypointsinthesearchresultslist.

Youcanalsoselectawaypointfromthelisttoviewitsdetails,or ifaccessedfromtheChartapplicationsetagotoordisplaythe waypointintheChartapplication.

Searchingforwaypointsbyarea

WaypointscanbesearchedforbyselectinganareaintheChart application.

FromtheChartapplication:

1.SelectMenu.

2.SelectMyData.

3.SelectWaypoints. Thewaypointslistisdisplayed.

4.SelectSearch. Thesearchpageisdisplayed.

5.SelectArea. TheChartapplicationisdisplayedwiththeareasearchmenu

open.

6.Selectthelocationfortherstcornerpointofthesearcharea.

7.Selectthelocationfortheoppositecornerofthesearcharea. Aboxisdrawnonthescreenwhichcoverstheselectedarea.

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Iftheboxisdrawninthewrongplaceyoucandrawanew areabyselecting2newcornerpoints.

8.SelectSearchfromthemenu.

Alistofallwaypointsintheselectedareaisdisplayed.

9.SelectEraseWptstoerasethelistofwaypointsfromyour

system,or

10.SelectMoveWptstomovethewaypointstoanewor

existinggroup,or

11.SelectAssignSymboltoassignanewsymboltoallthe

waypointsinthesearchresultslist.

Youcanalsoselectawaypointfromthelisttoviewitsdetails, setagotoordisplaythewaypointintheChartapplication.

Waypointsymbols

ARangeofwaypointsymbolsareavailablethatcanbeusedto representdifferentwaypointtypes.

BlackCrossRedCross

BlackCircleRedCircle

BlackSquareRedSquare

BlackTriangleRedTriangle

BlueCrossGreenCross

BlueCircleGreenCircle

BlueSquareGreenSquare

BlueTriangle

GreenTriangle

AnchorWreck

BuoyFuel

ToiletsRestaurant

Ramp

Caution

Greenracemark anti-clockwise

GreenRacemark clockwise

Yellowracemark anti-clockwise

YellowRacemark clockwise

Redracemark anti-clockwise

RedRacemark clockwise

MarkerRestriction

BottomMarkTopMark

RouteStart

RouteEnd

DiverDownDiverDown2

OilRigFilledCircle

FAD(FishAttracting Device)

ConcreteRubble

SeaweedOyster

GreenCanGreenNun

RedCan

RedNun

YellowCan

YellowNun

FishTrapBrushpile

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PreferredMarks

Post

LedgeFish

Fish1StarFish2Star

Fish3StarSchoolFish

Lobster

SmallFish

Rocks

Reef

PrivateReefPublicReef

Dolphin

Shark

Billsh

Tank

ReefBallSailboat

Sportssher

Trawler

Swimmer

Martini

TreeTower

HillorPeakBridge

Airplane

Car

Skull

DiamondT

DiamondQuarter

FilledTriangle

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9.2Tracks

Atrackisanon-screentrailthatshowsthepassageyouhave taken.Thistrailismadeupofaseriesoftrackpointswhich arecreatedautomatically.Y oucansavethetracktocreatea permanentrecordofwhereyouhavebeen.

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Creatingatrack

Fromthechartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectNavigate.

2.SelectStartTrack.

Thestarttrackpopupmessageisdisplayed.

3.SelectOk.

Asyounavigateyourvessel,yourjourneyisautomatically recordedasatrack.

Note:Ifthepowerfailswhilstatrackisbeingrecordedorthe positionxislost,abreakwilloccurinthetrack.

Note:Ifthemaximumnumberoftrackingpointsisreached, youwillbewarned.Thetrackwillcontinuetoberecordedwith theearliertrackingpointsbeingoverwritten.

4.TocompleteyourtrackselectStopTrackfromtheNavigate menu:Menu>Navigate>StopTrack.

Thetrackstoppedpopupmessageisdisplayed.

5.SelectSave,EraseorCancel.

•Save—WillsavethetrackandopentheEdittrack

Propertiesdialogwhereyoucannamethetrackand chooseacolorforthetrackline.

•Erase—Willerasethetrack.

•Cancel—WillcanceltheStopTrackaction.

Trackcontextmenu

TheTrackcontextmenushowsthetracklength,numberof pointsandmenuitems.

Thecontextmenuprovidesthefollowingmenuitems:

•StopTrack(onlyavailableduringtrackcreation.)

•StopGoto(onlyavailableduringactivenavigation.)

•EraseTrack(notavailableduringtrackcreation.)

•EditT rack

Accessingthecontextmenu

Youcanaccessthecontextmenubyfollowingthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlighttheTrack. ThecursorchangestotheTrackcursor .

2.PresstheOKbutton. TheTrackcontextmenuisdisplayed.

Trackediting

Youcaneditaspectsofthestoredtracks.

Youcan:

•Eraseatrack.

•Changethenameofatrack.

•Changethecolorofatrack.

Displayingthetracklist

Todisplaythetracklistfollowthestepsbelow.

FromtheChartapplicationmenu:

1.SelectTracks.

Thetracklistisdisplayed.

Renamingatrack

Youcanchangethenameofasavedtrack.

Withthetracklistdisplayed.

1.Selectthetrackyouwanttoedit. Thetrackoptionspageisdisplayed.

2.SelectEditName. Theon-screenkeyboardisdisplayed.

3.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtochangethetrackname.

4.WhennishedSelectSAVE.

YoucanalsoedittrackdetailsbyselectingEditTrackfromthe trackcontextmenu.

Changingthecolorofatrack

Youcanchangethecolorofasavedtrack.

Withthetracklistdisplayed.

1.Selectthetrackyouwanttoedit. Thetrackoptionspageisdisplayed.

2.SelectEditColour. Alistofcolorsisdisplayed.

3.Selectthecoloryouwanttouse.

YoucanalsoedittrackdetailsbyselectingEditTrackfromthe trackcontextmenu.

Erasingtracks

Erasingatrack

Youcanerasetracksfromthesystem.

FromtheChartapplication:

1.SelecttheTrackon-screen Thetrackcontextmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectEraseTrack. Aconrmationpop-updialogisdisplayed.

3.SelectY estoerasethetrack,or

4.SelectNotokeepthetrack.

Youcanalsoeraseatrackbyselectingtherelevanttrackfrom theTracklistandselectingEraseT rack.

Erasingallwaypointsfromthesystem

Note:Thefollowingprocedurepermanentlydeletesall

Waypointsfromthedisplay .BEFOREproceeding,ensurethat youbackupanydatathatyouwanttokeepontoamemory card.

FromtheT ools&Settingspage:

1.SelectBackup&Reset.

2.SelectErasefromSystem.

3.SelectEraseWaypointsfromSystem. Aconrmationdialogisdisplayed.

4.SelectYestoconrm.

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9.3ImportandExport

WaypointsandTrackscanbeimportedandexportedusinga memorycard.

Fordetailsonimportingandexportingwaypointsandtracks referto:7.2Savinguserdataandusersettings.

9.4Waypointsandtracksstorage capacity

Thedisplaycanstorethefollowingquantitiesofwaypointsand tracks.

Waypoints•3000Waypoints

•100waypointgroups,eachgroupcancontainupto 3000waypoints

Tracks•15tracks,eachtrackcancontainupto10,000points

WaypointsandT racks

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Chapter10:Sonarapplication

Chaptercontents

•10.1Sonarapplicationoverviewonpage68

•10.2SonarandDownVisionapplicationcontrolsonpage69

•10.3Rangeonpage70

•10.4Displayoptionsonpage70

•10.5Sensitivityadjustmentsonpage72

Sonarapplication

10.1Sonarapplicationoverview

TheSonarapplicationprovidesadetailedviewofshandthe bottomunderyourvessel,enablingyoutoaccuratelydistinguish betweendifferentsizesofsh,bottomstructure,andunderwater obstacles.SonarusesCHIRPprocessingwithacentered200 KHzpingfrequency,whichprovideslessdetailbutgreaterdepth rangethanDownVision.

Thestandardimageisahistorical,scrollingbottomgraph.

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Depthreading—Currentbottomdepth.

Scrollingpaused—ScrollingpauseswhentheJoystickisusedto movethecursoraroundthescreen).

3Depthlines—Horizontaldashedlinesdrawnatregularintervalsto

indicatethedepthfromthesurface.

Cursor—Displayedincursormode.

Bottomline—Displaysathicklinetoidentifythebottom.

6Depthmarkers—Thesenumbersindicatedepth.

Speed—CurrentvesselSpeedOverGround(SOG).

Watertemperature—Currentwatertemperature.

9DepthTargetID—Depthsaredisplayedagainstrecognized

targets.ThesensitivityoftheseIDsisdirectlylinkedtotheFish Alarmsensitivity;thegreatertheshalarmsensitivity,thegreater thenumberoflabelledreturns.

Thevariousfunctionsandfeaturesofthesonarapplication include:

•Displaymodes(Zoom,A-Scope).

•Adjustablerangeandzoom.

•Settingstoadjustandsimplifythesonarimage.

•Pausingandadjustingthespeedofthescrollingimage.

•Usingwaypointstomarkaposition.

•Determiningdepthsoftargets.

TheSonarapplicationusesdifferentcolorstodifferentiate betweentargetstrengths.Colorsusedaredependantuponthe colorpaletteinuse(forexampletheclassicbluecolorpalette usesbluetoidentifytheweakestandredforthestrongest).

Thesonarimage

Interpretingthebottomusingsonar

Itisimportanttounderstandhowtocorrectlyinterpretthebottom structurerepresentedon-screen.

Thebottomusuallyproducesastrongecho.

Thefollowingimagesshowhowdifferentbottomconditionsare representedon-screen:

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Ahardbottom(sand)producesathinline.

Asoftbottom(mudorseaweedcover)producesawide line.

3Arockyorunevenbottomorawreckproducesanirregular

imagewithpeaksandtroughs.

Thedarklayersindicateagoodecho;thelighterareasindicate weakerechoes.Thiscouldmeanthattheupperlayerissoft andthereforeallowingsoundwavestopasstothemoresolid layerbelow.

Itisalsopossiblethatthesoundwavesaremakingtwocomplete trips–hittingthebottom,bouncingoffthevessel,thenreecting offthebottomagain.Thiscanhappenifthewaterisshallowor thebottomishard.

Factorsinuencingthesonarimage

Thequalityandaccuracyofthedisplaycanbeinuencedbya numberoffactorsincludingvesselspeed,depth,objectsize andbackgroundnoise.

Vesselspeed

Theshapeofthetargetchangesalongwithyourspeed.Slower speedsreturnatter,morehorizontalmarks.Higherspeeds causethetargettothickenandarchslightly ,atfastspeedsthe markresemblesadoubleverticalline.

Targetdepth

Thecloserthetargettothesurface,thelargerthemarkon screen.

Thedepthofindividualtargetscanbedisplayedbyswitching ontheTargetDepthIDinthesonarmenuMenu>Display Options.Thenumberoftargetdepthsdisplayedisinuenced bytheshalarmsensitivitylevel.

Waterdepth

Aswaterdepthincreasessignalstrengthdecreases,resultingin alighteron-screenimageofthebottom.

Sizeofthetarget

Thelargerthetarget,thelargerthereturnon-screen.Thesize ofashtargetisalsodependentuponthesizeofthesh’sswim bladderratherthanitsoverallsize.Theswimbladdervariesin sizebetweendifferentbreedsofsh.

Clutter/Backgroundnoise

Thesonarimagemaybeimpairedbyechoesreceivedfrom oatingorsubmergeddebris,particulatematter(suchas plankton,phytoplankton,orsiltetc.),airbubblesoreventhe vessel'smovement.Thisisknownas‘backgroundnoise’or ‘clutter’andiscontrolledbytheSensitivitysettings.Ifrequired youcanadjustthesettingmanually.

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10.2SonarandDownVisionapplication controls

TheSonarandDownVisionapplicationseachconsistof2 modes:ScrollingmodeandCursormode.Optionsandsettings areavailableviatheapplicationandcontextmenus.

Scrollingmode

WhentheSonarorDownVisionapplicationisopenedthe applicationwillbeinScrollingmode.Inscrollingmodesonar historyisdisplayedandscrolledfromlefttorightacrossthe screen.

ThefollowingcontrolsapplyinScrollingmode:

•WithRangesettomanualtheRotarycontrolisusedto

rangeinandout.

•presstheOKbuttontoopentheapplicationmenu.

•presstheBackbuttontoopentheViewswitcher.

•movetheJoystickinanydirectiontoenterCursormode.

Cursormode

InCursormodethescrollingispausedandthecursorcanbe movedaroundthescreen.

ThefollowingcontrolsapplyinCursormode:

•WithRangesettomanualtheRotarycontrolisusedto

rangeinandout.

•usetheJoystickdirectionalcontrolstomovethecursor

aroundthescreen.

•presstheOKbuttontoopenthecontextmenu.

•presstheBackbuttontoreturntoScrollingmode.

Menusanddialogs

Withamenuordialogopenthefollowingcontrolsapply:

•usetheRotarycontrolorJoystickdirectionalcontrolsto

scrollthroughtheavailableoptions.

•usetheOKbuttontoselectahighlightedoptionorconrm

popupmessages.

•presstheBackbuttontoreturntothepreviousmenuorto

closethemenu.

Placingawaypoint

Toplaceawaypointfollowthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlightthedesiredlocationwiththe

cursor.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

Thecontextmenuisdisplayed.

3.SelectPlaceWaypoint.

Aconrmationpopupmessageisdisplayed.

4.SelectOktoplacethewaypoint,orEdittoeditthewaypoint

details.

Awaypointisplacedatthecursor’slocation.

Sonarcontextmenu

TheSonarapplicationincludesacontextmenuwhichprovides dataandshortcutstomenuitems.

Thecontextmenuprovidesthedataforthepositionofthecursor:

•Depth

•Range

Thecontextmenualsoprovidesthefollowingmenuitems:

•PlaceWaypoint

•AdjustSonar—(openstheAdjustSonarmenu.)

Accessingthecontextmenu

Youcanaccessthecontextmenubyfollowingthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlightanobjectorarea.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

Thecontextmenuisdisplayed.

Sonarapplication

10.3Range

TheRangeandRangeShiftfunctionsenableyoutochange therangeofdepthdisplayedon-screen.ChangestotheRange andRangeshiftwillapplytoboththeSonarandDownVision applications.

Range

TheRangefunctionenablesyoutodenetherangeofdepth thatyouseeon-screen.

Bydefault,therangeissettoautomatic,thisadjuststherange toensurethebottomisalwaysdisplayedon-screen.Thisis usefulforlocatingbiggershandotherobjectslocatedcloser tothebottomsuchaswrecks

Theremaybecircumstancesinwhichyouwanttoseeamore detailedimageshowinglessdepthbeneathyourvessel.Thisis usefulforndingsmallershthatfeednearerthesurface

RangeShift

TheRangeShiftfunctionenablesyoutodenewhichareaofthe overalldepthyouwanttobeabletoseeon-screen.Forexample, ifyourrangeis250feetandthedisplayisshowingthesurface (0feet)attheverytopofthedisplay,and250feetatthebottom ofthedisplay ,youcanusetheRangeShiftfunctiontofocuson adifferent250feetrange.Forexample,20feetattheverytop ofthescreen,and270feetattheverybottomofthescreen.

Changingthedepthrange

Youcanchoosefromeither:

•Automaticadjustmentwherebythedisplayautomatically

showstheshallowestrequiredrange.

•Manualadjustmentofthedepthrange,uptothemaximum

depthallowedbytheFishnderapplication.

FromtheFishnderapplicationmenu:

1.SelectRange.

2.SelectRangetoswitchbetweenAutoandMan.

3.Withmanualmodeselectedyoucannowadjustthedepth rangeshownon-screen.

Note:WiththeRangemenudisplayedyoucannotusethe RotaryControltorangeinandout.T ousetheRotary controltorangeinandout,rstclosetheRangemenu.

Usingrangeshift

Thedefaultsettingadjuststhedisplaytokeepthebottominthe lowerhalfofthescreen.Alternativelyyoucanshifttheimage withinthecurrentrange.

Fromtheapplicationmenu,withRangesettoManual:

1.SelectRange.

2.SelectRangeShift. Therangeshiftdialogisdisplayed.

3.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalue. Youwillseetherangechangingonthescreenasyouadjust

thesetting.

4.SelectBackorpresstheOkbuttontoconrmthesettingand closetherangeshiftdialog.

10.4Displayoptions

Theapplicationcanbecustomizedusingthedisplayoptions menu.

Thedisplayoptionsmenuallowsyoutochangethecurrent displaymodeandtoselectotherfeatureswhichcanbeadjusted orturnedonandoffasrequired.

Changingthedisplaymode

Infullscreenviewsyoucanchangethedisplaymodeofthe SonarandDownVisionapplications.

Note:DisplaymodesareNOTavailableinsplitscreenviews.

Wheninscrollingmode:

1.PresstheOKbutton.

Themainmenuisdisplayed.

2.SelectDisplayOptions.

3.SelectDisplayMode.

4.SelectZoom,orA-Scope.

Note:A-ScopemodeisonlyavailableintheSonar application.

Zoommode

Zoommodemagniesaregionofthescreentodisplaymore detail.

Thiszoomoptionenablesyouto:

•Replacethestandardimagewithazoomedimagealongside thestandardimage.

•Setthezoomfactortoapredenedlevel,oradjustitmanually.

•Repositionthezoomedportionoftheimagetoadifferentpoint inthedisplay.

Whentherangeincreases,theareashowninthezoomwindow alsoincreases.

InZoommodethescreenissplitanddisplaysthezoomed imagealongsidethestandardimage.Thezoomedsectionis indicatedonthestandardscreenbyazoombox.

Adjustingthezoomfactor

Whenzoommodeisactiveyoucaneitherselectapredened zoomfactororadjustitmanually.

InZoommode,fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectZoomFactor.

3.SelectapresetZoomFactor(x2,x3,x4)orselectManual

OnceselectionismadeyouwillbereturnedtotheDisplay Optionsmenu.

4.IfManualischosenselectManualZoom

Themanualzoomfactordialogisdisplayed.

5.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalue.

6.SelectBackorusetheOkbuttontoconrmthesetting.

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Adjustingthepositionofthezoomedarea

InZoommodethesystemautomaticallyselectsthezoom positionsothatthebottomisalwaysinthelowerhalfofthe display.Ifrequiredyoucanrepositiontheportionoftheimage thatiszoomedsothatanalternativeareaisdisplayed.

InZoommode,fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectZoomPositionsothatManishighlighted.

TheManualZoomPos:menuitemisnowdisplayedinthe DisplayOptionsmenu.

3.SelectManualZoomPos:.

Selectingthezoompositiondisplaysthezoomposition controldialog.

4.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalue.

5.PresstheBackbuttonortheOKbuttontoconrmthe

settingsandreturntotheDisplayOptionsmenu.

A-Scopemode

Thestandardimageshowsahistoricalrecordoftargetechoes. Ifrequired,youcandisplayaliveimageofthebottomstructure andtheshdirectlybelowthetransducerbyusingA-Scope mode.ThewidthofthebottomcoveredbytheA-Scopeis indicatedatthebottomofthewindow.A-Scopeprovidesamore preciseandeasiertointerpretindicationofthetargetstrength.

Enabling/DisablingTargetDepthID

Youcandisplaythedepthoftargetson-screen.

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectT argetDepthID.

SelectingT argetDepthIDwillswitchthetargetdepth indicatorOnandOff.

Note:ThestrengthoftargetswhichdisplayadepthIDis relatedtotheFishsensitivitysetting,accessiblefromthe Alarmsmenu.

Enabling/DisablingDepthLines

Youcandisplayhorizontaldepthlineson-screen.

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectDepthLines.

SelectingDepthLineswillswitchthehorizontaldepthlines OnandOff.

Enabling/DisablingtheWhiteLine

Youcandisplayathicklineon-screentorepresentthebottom, thislineisprimarilywhiteincolor(dependinguponcolorpalette chosen).

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectWhiteLine.

SelectingWhiteLinewillswitchthebottomlineOnandOff.

Scrolling

Theimagescrollsfromrighttoleft.Youcanpausethescrolling oradjustthescrollspeed,toeaseplacingofwaypointsand targetidentication.

Scrollspeed

Youcanadjustthespeedatwhichtheimagescrolls.Afaster speedprovidesmoredetailwhichmaybeusefulwhenyouare lookingforsh.Ifyouselectaslowerspeedtheinformation remainsonthedisplayforlonger.

Scrollpause

Youcanpausethedisplaytoseea‘snapshot’oftheimage. Whentheimageispausedscrollingstopsbutthedepth indicationcontinuestobeupdated.

Adjustingthescrollspeed

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectScrollSpeed.

TheScrollspeednumericadjustcontrolisdisplayed.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjustthescrollspeedbetween

0%to100%.

4.PresstheOkorBackbuttontoconrmandclosethe

numericadjustcontrol.

Pausingthescrollingimage

Withthedisplayscrollingfromrighttoleft:

1.MovetheJoystickdirectionalcontrolsinanydirection.

TheScrollingwillpause.

2.PresstheBackbuttontoresumescrolling.

Sonarapplication

10.5Sensitivityadjustments

Settingscanbeadjustedusingtheapplicationmenutoenhance theimagethatisdisplayedon-screen.

Sensitivityoptionsare:

•Sensitivity

•Contrast

•NoiseFilter

•ColorPalette

Sensitivity

TheSensitivitysettingaltersthewaybackgroundnoise(also calledclutter)isprocessed.Adjustingthesettingcanimprove theimage,howeverforoptimumperformanceinmostconditions, itisrecommendedthatyouusetheautosetting.

TheSensitivitysettingadjuststhereturnthreshold(echo strength)atwhichanobjectwillbedisplayedon-screen.

TheSensitivitysettingcanbesettoautomaticoradjusted manually:

•Automatic—InAutomode,thesettingisautomatically

adjustedtosuitcurrentconditions.Anyadjustmentsmade applytoallviewsusingthatapplication.

•Manual—Ifnecessaryyoucansetthesensitivitysetting

manually,betweenavalueof0%to100%.Thehigherthe settingthemoredetailwillappearon-screen.Thisvalue shouldbesethighenoughtoseeshandbottomdetail butwithouttoomuchbackgroundnoise.Generallyahigher settingisusedindeepand/orclearwater;alowsettingin shallowand/ormurkywater.

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay andareappliedtoallviews.

Adjustingsensitivity

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectSensitivity.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjustthesensitivitytothe

requiredvalue,or

4.PresstheOKbuttontoswitchtoAutomode. AtickisdisplayedintheAutoboxtosignifyautoisenabled.

Contrast

YoucanadjusttheContrasttochangethesignalstrength thresholdforthestrongestcolor/shading.

Contrastsetsthelowerlimitforthestrongestechocolor/shade. Allechoeswithasignalstrengthabovethisvaluearedisplayed inthestrongestcolor/shade.Thosewithaweakervalueare dividedequallybetweentheremainingcolors/shades.

•Settingalowvalueproducesawidebandfortheweakestcolor

/shade,butasmallsignalbandfortheothercolors/shades.

•Settingahighvaluegivesawidebandforthestrongestcolor/

shade,butasmallsignalbandfortheothercolors/shades.

TheContrastsettingcanbesettoautomaticoradjusted manually:

•Automatic—InAutomodethecontrastsettingis

automaticallyadjustedtosuitcurrentconditions.Any adjustmentsmadeapplytoallviews.

•Manual—Y oucansetthecontrastmanually,betweena

valueof0%to100%.

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay, theyareappliedtoboththeactiveviewandanyotherviews containingthesameapplication.

AdjustingtheContrast

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectContrast.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjusttheContrasttotherequired

value,or

4.PresstheOKbuttontoswitchtoAutomode. AtickisdisplayedintheAutoboxtosignifyautoisenabled.

NoiseFilter

TheNoiseFilterisavailableonDownVision

sonarmodules. TheNoiseFilterreducestheamountofclutterdisplayed on-screenbyvaryingthegainthroughoutthecolumnofwater.

TheNoiseFiltercanbesettoautomaticoradjustedmanually:

•Automatic—InAutomodetheNoiseFilterissetto20%.

•Manual—YoucanadjusttheNoiseFiltermanually,between

avalueof0%to100%.

–Alowvaluedecreasesthedepthatwhichthelteris

applied.

–Ahighvalueincreasesthedepthatwhichthelteris

applied.

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay.

AdjustingtheNoiseFilter

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectNoiseFilter.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjusttheNoiseFiltertothe

requiredvalue,or

4.PresstheOKbuttontoswitchtoAutomode.

AtickisdisplayedintheAutoboxtosignifyautoisenabled.

ColorPalette

Variouscolorpalettesareavailabletosuitdifferentconditions andyourpersonalpreference.

•ClassicBlue

•ClassicBlack

•ClassicWhite

•Sunburst

•NightVision

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay, theyareappliedtoboththeactiveviewandanyotherviews containingthesameapplication.

SelectingaColorPalette

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectColorPalette.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltohighlighttheColorPaletteyou

wanttouse.

4.PresstheOKbuttontoconrmtheselection.

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Chaptercontents

•11.1DownVisionapplicationoverviewonpage74

•11.2SonarandDownVisionapplicationcontrolsonpage74

•11.3Rangeonpage75

•11.4Displayoptionsonpage76

•11.5Sensitivityadjustmentsonpage77

DownVisionapplication

11.1DownVisionapplicationoverview

TheDownVisionapplicationprovidesadetailedstructureview ofthebottomunderyourvessel,enablingyoutoaccurately distinguishbottomstructure,andunderwaterobstacles. DownVisionusesCHIRPprocessingwithacentered350KHz pingfrequency,whichprovidegreaterdetailthanSonar .

Thestandardimageisahistorical,scrollingbottomgraph.

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Depthreading—Currentdepthofthebottom.

Scrollingpaused—ScrollingpauseswhentheJoystickisusedto movethecursoraroundthescreen).

3Depthlines—Horizontaldashedlinesdrawnatregularintervalsto

indicatethedepthfromthesurface.

Cursor—Displayedincursormode.

Depthmarkers—Thesenumbersindicatedepth.

Speed—CurrentvesselSpeedOverGround(SOG).

Watertemperature—Currentwatertemperature.

ThevariousfunctionsandfeaturesoftheDownVisionapplication include:

•Zoomdisplaymode.

•Adjustablerangeandzoom.

•Settingstoadjusttheimage.

•Pausingandadjustingthespeedofthescrollingimage.

•Usingwaypointstomarkaposition.

•Determiningdepthsoftargets.

TheDownVisionapplicationusesmonochromecolorpalettes withshadingtodifferentiatebetweentargetstrengthswhich providesapictorialview.

11.2SonarandDownVisionapplication controls

TheSonarandDownVisionapplicationseachconsistof2 modes:ScrollingmodeandCursormode.Optionsandsettings areavailableviatheapplicationandcontextmenus.

Scrollingmode

WhentheSonarorDownVisionapplicationisopenedthe applicationwillbeinScrollingmode.Inscrollingmodesonar historyisdisplayedandscrolledfromlefttorightacrossthe screen.

ThefollowingcontrolsapplyinScrollingmode:

•WithRangesettomanualtheRotarycontrolisusedto

rangeinandout.

•presstheOKbuttontoopentheapplicationmenu.

•presstheBackbuttontoopentheViewswitcher.

•movetheJoystickinanydirectiontoenterCursormode.

Cursormode

InCursormodethescrollingispausedandthecursorcanbe movedaroundthescreen.

ThefollowingcontrolsapplyinCursormode:

•WithRangesettomanualtheRotarycontrolisusedto

rangeinandout.

•usetheJoystickdirectionalcontrolstomovethecursor

aroundthescreen.

•presstheOKbuttontoopenthecontextmenu.

•presstheBackbuttontoreturntoScrollingmode.

Menusanddialogs

Withamenuordialogopenthefollowingcontrolsapply:

•usetheRotarycontrolorJoystickdirectionalcontrolsto

scrollthroughtheavailableoptions.

•usetheOKbuttontoselectahighlightedoptionorconrm

popupmessages.

•presstheBackbuttontoreturntothepreviousmenuorto

closethemenu.

Placingawaypoint

Toplaceawaypointfollowthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlightthedesiredlocationwiththe

cursor.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

Thecontextmenuisdisplayed.

3.SelectPlaceWaypoint.

Aconrmationpopupmessageisdisplayed.

4.SelectOktoplacethewaypoint,orEdittoeditthewaypoint

details.

Awaypointisplacedatthecursor’slocation.

DownVisioncontextmenu

TheDownVisionapplicationincludesacontextmenuwhich providesdataandshortcutstomenuitems.

Thecontextmenuprovidesthedataforthepositionofthecursor:

•Depth

•Range

Thecontextmenualsoprovidesthefollowingmenuitems:

•PlaceWaypoint

•AdjustDVision—(openstheAdjustDownVisionmenu.)

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Accessingthecontextmenu

Youcanaccessthecontextmenubyfollowingthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheJoysticktohighlightanobjectorarea.

2.PresstheOKbutton.

Thecontextmenuisdisplayed.

11.3Range

TheRangeandRangeShiftfunctionsenableyoutochange therangeofdepthdisplayedon-screen.ChangestotheRange andRangeshiftwillapplytoboththeSonarandDownVision applications.

Range

TheRangefunctionenablesyoutodenetherangeofdepth thatyouseeon-screen.

Bydefault,therangeissettoautomatic,thisadjuststherange toensurethebottomisalwaysdisplayedon-screen.Thisis usefulforlocatingbiggershandotherobjectslocatedcloser tothebottomsuchaswrecks

Theremaybecircumstancesinwhichyouwanttoseeamore detailedimageshowinglessdepthbeneathyourvessel.Thisis usefulforndingsmallershthatfeednearerthesurface

RangeShift

Changingthedepthrange

Youcanchoosefromeither:

•Automaticadjustmentwherebythedisplayautomatically

showstheshallowestrequiredrange.

•Manualadjustmentofthedepthrange,uptothemaximum

depthallowedbytheFishnderapplication.

FromtheFishnderapplicationmenu:

1.SelectRange.

2.SelectRangetoswitchbetweenAutoandMan.

3.Withmanualmodeselectedyoucannowadjustthedepth rangeshownon-screen.

Note:WiththeRangemenudisplayedyoucannotusethe RotaryControltorangeinandout.T ousetheRotary controltorangeinandout,rstclosetheRangemenu.

Usingrangeshift

Thedefaultsettingadjuststhedisplaytokeepthebottominthe lowerhalfofthescreen.Alternativelyyoucanshifttheimage withinthecurrentrange.

Fromtheapplicationmenu,withRangesettoManual:

1.SelectRange.

2.SelectRangeShift. Therangeshiftdialogisdisplayed.

3.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalue. Youwillseetherangechangingonthescreenasyouadjust

thesetting.

4.SelectBackorpresstheOkbuttontoconrmthesettingand closetherangeshiftdialog.

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11.4Displayoptions

Theapplicationcanbecustomizedusingthedisplayoptions menu.

Thedisplayoptionsmenuallowsyoutochangethecurrent displaymodeandtoselectotherfeatureswhichcanbeadjusted orturnedonandoffasrequired.

Zoommode

Zoommodemagniesaregionofthescreentodisplaymore detail.

Thiszoomoptionenablesyouto:

•Replacethestandardimagewithazoomedimagealongside thestandardimage.

•Setthezoomfactortoapredenedlevel,oradjustitmanually.

•Repositionthezoomedportionoftheimagetoadifferentpoint inthedisplay.

Whentherangeincreases,theareashowninthezoomwindow alsoincreases.

InZoommodethescreenissplitanddisplaysthezoomed imagealongsidethestandardimage.Thezoomedsectionis indicatedonthestandardscreenbyazoombox.

SelectingZoommode

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectDisplayMode:sothatZoomisselected.

TheZoomoptionsaredisplayedintheDisplayOptionsmenu.

Adjustingthezoomfactor

Whenzoommodeisactiveyoucaneitherselectapredened zoomfactororadjustitmanually.

InZoommode,fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectZoomFactor.

3.SelectapresetZoomFactor(x2,x3,x4)orselectManual

OnceselectionismadeyouwillbereturnedtotheDisplay Optionsmenu.

4.IfManualischosenselectManualZoom

Themanualzoomfactordialogisdisplayed.

5.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalue.

6.SelectBackorusetheOkbuttontoconrmthesetting.

Adjustingthepositionofthezoomedarea

InZoommode,fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectZoomPositionsothatManishighlighted.

TheManualZoomPos:menuitemisnowdisplayedinthe DisplayOptionsmenu.

3.SelectManualZoomPos:.

Selectingthezoompositiondisplaysthezoomposition controldialog.

4.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalue.

5.PresstheBackbuttonortheOKbuttontoconrmthe

settingsandreturntotheDisplayOptionsmenu.

Enabling/DisablingDepthLines

Youcandisplayhorizontaldepthlineson-screen.

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectDepthLines.

SelectingDepthLineswillswitchthehorizontaldepthlines OnandOff.

Scrolling

Theimagescrollsfromrighttoleft.Youcanpausethescrolling oradjustthescrollspeed,toeaseplacingofwaypointsand targetidentication.

Scrollspeed

Youcanadjustthespeedatwhichtheimagescrolls.Afaster speedprovidesmoredetailwhichmaybeusefulwhenyouare lookingforsh.Ifyouselectaslowerspeedtheinformation remainsonthedisplayforlonger.

Scrollpause

Youcanpausethedisplaytoseea‘snapshot’oftheimage. Whentheimageispausedscrollingstopsbutthedepth indicationcontinuestobeupdated.

Adjustingthescrollspeed

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectDisplayOptions.

2.SelectScrollSpeed.

TheScrollspeednumericadjustcontrolisdisplayed.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjustthescrollspeedbetween

0%to100%.

4.PresstheOkorBackbuttontoconrmandclosethe

numericadjustcontrol.

Pausingthescrollingimage

Withthedisplayscrollingfromrighttoleft:

1.MovetheJoystickdirectionalcontrolsinanydirection.

TheScrollingwillpause.

2.PresstheBackbuttontoresumescrolling.

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11.5Sensitivityadjustments

Settingscanbeadjustedusingtheapplicationmenutoenhance theimagethatisdisplayedon-screen.

Sensitivityoptionsare:

•Sensitivity

•Contrast

•NoiseFilter

•ColorPalette

Sensitivity

TheSensitivitysettingadjuststhereturnthreshold(echo strength)atwhichanobjectwillbedisplayedon-screen.

TheSensitivitysettingcanbesettoautomaticoradjusted manually:

•Automatic—InAutomode,thesettingisautomatically

adjustedtosuitcurrentconditions.Anyadjustmentsmade applytoallviewsusingthatapplication.

•Manual—Ifnecessaryyoucansetthesensitivitysetting

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay andareappliedtoallviews.

Adjustingsensitivity

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectSensitivity.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjustthesensitivitytothe

requiredvalue,or

4.PresstheOKbuttontoswitchtoAutomode. AtickisdisplayedintheAutoboxtosignifyautoisenabled.

Contrast

YoucanadjusttheContrasttochangethesignalstrength thresholdforthestrongestcolor/shading.

•Settingalowvalueproducesawidebandfortheweakestcolor

/shade,butasmallsignalbandfortheothercolors/shades.

•Settingahighvaluegivesawidebandforthestrongestcolor/

shade,butasmallsignalbandfortheothercolors/shades.

TheContrastsettingcanbesettoautomaticoradjusted manually:

•Automatic—InAutomodethecontrastsettingis

automaticallyadjustedtosuitcurrentconditions.Any adjustmentsmadeapplytoallviews.

•Manual—Y oucansetthecontrastmanually,betweena

valueof0%to100%.

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay, theyareappliedtoboththeactiveviewandanyotherviews containingthesameapplication.

AdjustingtheContrast

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectContrast.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjusttheContrasttotherequired

value,or

4.PresstheOKbuttontoswitchtoAutomode. AtickisdisplayedintheAutoboxtosignifyautoisenabled.

NoiseFilter

TheNoiseFilterisavailableonDownVision

sonarmodules. TheNoiseFilterreducestheamountofclutterdisplayed on-screenbyvaryingthegainthroughoutthecolumnofwater.

TheNoiseFiltercanbesettoautomaticoradjustedmanually:

•Automatic—InAutomodetheNoiseFilterissetto20%.

•Manual—YoucanadjusttheNoiseFiltermanually,between

avalueof0%to100%.

–Alowvaluedecreasesthedepthatwhichthelteris

applied.

–Ahighvalueincreasesthedepthatwhichthelteris

applied.

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay.

AdjustingtheNoiseFilter

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectNoiseFilter.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltoadjusttheNoiseFiltertothe

requiredvalue,or

4.PresstheOKbuttontoswitchtoAutomode.

AtickisdisplayedintheAutoboxtosignifyautoisenabled.

ColorPalette

Variouscolorpalettesareavailabletosuitdifferentconditions andyourpersonalpreference.

•Copper

•Inv.Copper

•SlateGrey

•Inv.SlateGrey

Thenewvaluesremainsetevenwhenyouswitchoffthedisplay, theyareappliedtoboththeactiveviewandanyotherviews containingthesameapplication.

SelectingaColorPalette

Fromtheapplicationmenu:

1.SelectAdjustSonarorAdjustDownVision.

2.SelectColorPalette.

3.UsetheRotarycontroltohighlighttheColorPaletteyou

wanttouse.

4.PresstheOKbuttontoconrmtheselection.

DownVisionapplication

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Chapter12:Tools&Settings

Chaptercontents

•12.1Alarmsonpage80

•12.2SystemSettingsmenuonpage82

•12.3Backupandresetonpage86

Tools&Settings

12.1Alarms

Alarmsalertyoutoasituationorhazardrequiringyourattention.

Youcancongurethebehaviorofcertainalarmsbyselectingthe relevantmenuoptionfromtheAlarmsmenu.

Accessingthealarmsmenu

Thestepsbelowdescribehowtoaccessthealarmsmenu.

1.SelectToolsandSettingsfromtheViewswitcher .

2.SelectAlarms.

TheAlarmsmenuisdisplayed.

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Alarmsmenu

Thetablebelowshowthealarmsavailableandrelatedsettings.

DeepWater

IfthisoptionissettoOn,analarmistriggeredwhenthe depthexceedsthevaluethatyouspecify.Thisoptionisonly availablewhenthesonarisenabled.

Note:TheDeeplimitcannotbesettoavaluelessthan theShallowLimit.

Deep:

•Off(default)

•On

DeepLimit:

•2ft(orequivalentunits)tothemaximumofthetransducer range

ShallowWaterIfthisoptionissettoOn,analarmistriggeredwhenthedepth

dropsbelowthevaluethatyouspecify.Thisoptionisonly availablewhenthesonarisenabled.

Note:TheShallowlimitcannotbesettoavaluegreater thantheDeepLimit.

Shallow:

•Off(default)

•On

ShallowLimit:

•2ft(orequivalentunits)tothemaximumofthetransducer range

Fish

IftheFishalarmandshdepthlimitsalarmaresettoOn,a warningsoundistriggeredifanytargetmeetsthesensitivity levelandiswithintheShallowFishLimitandDeepFishLimit thatyouspecify.Thefollowingitemsareavailableinthe sub-menu:

•Fish—SwitchesshalarmOnandOff.

•FishSensitivity—IftheFishalarmissettoOn,analarm istriggeredwhentheshreturnstrengthreachesthe sensitivitythatyouspecify.

•FishDepthLimits—SwitchesdepthlimitsOnandOff.

•ShallowFishLimit—Speciesthelowervalueforthe FishAlarmDepthLimit.

•DeepFishLimit—SpeciestheuppervaluefortheFish AlarmDepthLimit.

Fish

•Off(default)

•On

FishSensitivity

•1to10

FishDepthLimits

•On

•Off(default)

ShallowFishLimit

•2ft(orequivalentunits)tothemaximumofthetransducer range

DeepFishLimit

•2ft(orequivalentunits)tothemaximumofthetransducer range

WaterT emperature

WhensettoOn,analarmandpop-upmessageistriggered whenthewatertemperatureisequaltoorlowerthantheLower TempLimit,orequaltoorgreaterthantheUpperT empLimit.

WaterTemperature

•Off(default)

•On

LowerTempLimit

•60degreesfahrenheit(orequivalentunits)

•–09.9to+99.7degreesfahrenheit(orequivalentunits)

UpperTempLimit

•75degreesfahrenheit(orequivalentunits)

•–09.7to99.9degreesfahrenheit(orequivalentunits)

WaypointArrivalWhenyouarriveatawaypoint,analarmistriggered.This

settingallowsyoutospecifythedistancefromthetarget waypointatwhichthealarmistriggered.

0.01to9.99nm(orequivalentunits)

Tools&Settings

12.2SystemSettingsmenu

ThefollowingoptionsareavailablefromtheSystemSettings menu.

KeyBeepAnaudiblesoundcan

bemadeeachtimea buttonispressed.

•ON(default)

•OFF

Language

Allowsselectionofthe systemlanguage.

SeeLanguages sectionbelow.

UnitsSet-upAllowsselectionof

unitsofmeasurement thatwillbeusedinall applications.

•DistanceUnits

•SpeedUnits

•DepthUnits

•TemperatureUnits

GPSSet-upProvidesGPSsetting

options.

•ViewSatelliteStatus

•RestartGPS

SonarSet-up

Providessonarsetting options.

•DepthOffset(W)

•SonarReset

TimeandDateSet-upAllowsselectionof

dateandtimeformats.

SeeTimeandDate Set-upsectionbelow .

SimulatorSwitchessimulator

modeOnorOff.

•Off

•On

•On(Demomovie)

MaintenanceProvidesdiagnostic

information.Also enablesyoutoreset thedisplaytofactory settings.

SeeMaintenance sectionbelow.

BearingModeDetermineshow

bearingdatais displayed.

•True(default)

•Magnetic

SystemLanguages

Thesystemcanoperateinthefollowinglanguages:

English(US)English(UK)

Arabic

Bulgarian

ChineseCroatian

DanishDutchFinnish

French

GermanGreek

IcelandicItalianJapanese

KoreanNorwegianPolish

Portuguese(Brazilian)

Russian

Spanish

Swedish

Turkish

Selectingalanguage

FromtheT ools&Settingsmenu:

1.SelectSystemSettings.

2.SelectLanguage:

3.Selecttherelevantlanguagefromthelist.

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Unitsset-up

Youcanspecifyyourpreferencefortheunitsofmeasurementthatwillbeusedinallapplications.

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

DistanceUnits

Theunitsofmeasurethatwillbeusedinallapplicationsfor thedisplayofallvaluesrelatedtodistance.

•NauticalMiles

•NM&m(Nauticalmilesandmeters)

•StatuteMiles

•Kilometers

SpeedUnitsTheunitsofmeasurethatwillbeusedinallapplicationsfor

thedisplayofallvaluesrelatedtospeed.

•Knots

•MPH(MilesPerHour)

•KPH(KilometersPerHour)

DepthUnits

Theunitsofmeasurethatwillbeusedinallapplicationsfor thedisplayofallvaluesrelatedtodepth.

•Feet

•Meters

•Fathoms

TemperatureUnits

Theunitsofmeasurethatwillbeusedinallapplicationsfor thedisplayofallvaluesrelatedtotemperature.

•Fahrenheit

•Celsius

Tools&Settings

TimeandDateset-up

Youcanspecifyyourpreferenceforthewaythattimeanddatewillappearinallapplications.

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

DateFormat

Allowsyoutospecifythepreferredformatforthedisplayof dateinformationinallapplications.

•MM:DD:YY(Month,Day,Y ear)

•DD:MM:YY(Day,Month,Y ear)

TimeFormat

Allowsyoutospecifythepreferredformatforthedisplayof timeinformationinallapplications.

•12hr

•24hr

LocalTime:UTCAllowsyoutospecifythelocaltimezonethatwillbeused,in

termsofanoffsetfromUTC(UniversalCoordinatedTime),in

0.5hourincrements.

•–13to+13hours(in0.5hourincrements)

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Maintenancemenu

Thismenuprovidesaccesstosystemssettingsresetanddiagnostics.

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

AboutThisUnit

Displaysalistofdetailsaboutyourunit.

•Device

•SerialNo.

•Software

SettingsResetThisoptionresetsyourmenuoptionstofactorydefault.Itwill

NOTaffectyourwaypointsortracks.

•Yes

•No

SettingsandDataResetInadditiontothesettingsresetdetailedabove,performinga

settingsanddataresetwillalsoremoveALLwaypointand trackdata.

•Yes

•No

Back-upSettings

Back-upsettingstoamemorycard.

RestoreSettingsRestoresavedsettingsfromamemorycard.

SaveLogsAllowsyoutosaveerrorlogstoSDcardfortroubleshooting

purposes.

EraseLogs

Selectingthisoptionwilleraseanycrashlogsonthedevice.

Tools&Settings

12.3Backupandreset

Thebackupandresetmenuprovidesthefollowingfunctions:

SaveDatatoCardSavewaypointsandtrackstomemorycard.

RetrievefromCardRetrieve/importwaypointsandtracksfromamemory

card.

ErasefromCardEraselesfromamemorycard.

ErasefromSystemErasewaypointsandtracksfromthesystem.

UserSettings

Backup,Resetandrestoreusersettings,Resetsettings anddata.

Fordetailsonperformingtheseprocedurespleaserefer to7.2Savinguserdataandusersettings.

RestartGPSRestarttheinternalGPSreceiver.

SonarReset

Resettheinternalsonarmodule.

Fordetailsonperformingasonarresetpleasereferto

7.3Resettingyoursystem

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Chapter13:Maintenance

Chaptercontents

•13.1Serviceandmaintenanceonpage88

•13.2Cleaningonpage88

•13.3Transducercleaningonpage89

Maintenance87

13.1Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Please referallmaintenanceandrepairtoauthorizedRaymarine dealers.Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.

Routineequipmentchecks

Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyoucompleteanumber ofroutinecheckstoensurethecorrectandreliableoperation ofyourequipment.

Completethefollowingchecksonaregularbasis:

•Examineallcablesforsignsofdamageorwearandtear.

•Checkthatallcablesaresecurelyconnected.

13.2Cleaning

Bestcleaningpractices.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth,asthiscould scratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

Cleaningthedisplaycase

Thedisplayunitisasealedunitanddoesnotrequireregular cleaning.Ifitisnecessarytocleantheunit,followthisbasic procedure:

1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.

2.Wipethedisplaywithaclean,softcloth(amicrobreclothis

ideal).

3.Ifnecessary,useamilddetergenttoremovegreasemarks.

Note:DoNOTusesolventsordetergentsonthescreenitself.

Note:Incertainconditions,condensationmayappearinside

thedisplayscreen.Thiswillnotharmtheunit,andcanbe clearedbypoweringonthedisplayforashorttime.

Cleaningthedisplayscreen

Acoatingisappliedtothedisplayscreen.Thismakesitwater repellent,andpreventsglare.Toavoiddamagingthiscoating, followthisprocedure:

1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.

2.Rinsethescreenwithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticles

andsaltdeposits.

3.Allowthescreentodrynaturally.

4.Ifanysmearsremain,verygentlywipethescreenwitha

cleanmicrobrecleaningcloth(availablefromanopticians).

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13.3Transducercleaning

Growthcancollectonthebottomofthetransducer,thiscan reduceperformance.Topreventthebuildupofseagrowth,coat thetransducerwithathinlayerofwaterbasedantifoulingpaint, availablefromyourlocalmarinedealer.Reapplypaintevery6 monthsoratthebeginningofeachboatingseason.Certain smarttransducershaverestrictionsonwhereantifoulingpaintis applied.Pleaseconsultyourdealer.

Note:Transducerswithatemperaturesensormaynotwork properlyifpainted.

Note:Neveruseketonebasedpaint.Ketonescanattack manyplasticspossiblydamagingthesensor.

Note:Neverusespraypaintonyourtransducer.Spraying incorporatestinyairbubbles,andamarinetransducercannot transmitproperlythroughair.

Useasoftclothandmildhouseholddetergenttocleanthe transducer.Ifthefoulingissevere,removethegrowthwitha greenscotchbrite

pad.Becarefultoavoidscratchingthe

transducersface.

Ifyourtransducerhasapaddlewheelyoucanwetsandwith negradewet/drypaper.

Note:Harshcleaningsolventssuchasacetonemaydamage thetransducer.

Maintenance89

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Chapter14:Troubleshooting

Chaptercontents

•14.1Troubleshootingonpage92

•14.2Poweruptroubleshootingonpage93

•14.3GPStroubleshootingonpage94

•14.4Sonar/DownVisiontroubleshootingonpage95

•14.5Miscellaneoustroubleshootingonpage96

Troubleshooting

14.1Troubleshooting

Thetroubleshootinginformationprovidespossiblecausesand correctiveactionrequiredforcommonproblemsassociatedwith marineelectronicsinstallations.

AllRaymarineproductsare,priortopackingandshipping, subjectedtocomprehensivetestandqualityassurance programs.However,ifyouexperienceproblemswiththe operationofyourproductthissectionwillhelpyoutodiagnose andcorrectproblemsinordertorestorenormaloperation.

Ifafterreferringtothissectionyouarestillhavingproblems withyourunit,pleasecontactRaymarineTechnicalSupportfor furtheradvice.

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14.2Poweruptroubleshooting

Problemsatpowerupandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatallconnections aretightandfreefromcorrosion.

Thesystem(orpartofit)doesnotstart up.

Powersupplyproblem.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageandsufcient current.

Troubleshooting

14.3GPStroubleshooting

ProblemswiththeGPSandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Geographiclocationorprevailing conditionspreventingsatellitex.

Checkperiodicallytoseeifaxisobtainedinbetterconditionsor anothergeographiclocation.

NoGPSposition.

LocationofunitForoptimumperformancetheunitshouldbemountedabovedecksand

notbeincloseproximitytoanystructuralbulkheadsorotherelectrical equipmentorcableswhichmaycauseinterference.

Note:AGPSStatusscreenisavailablewithintheunit.Thisprovidessatellitesignalstrengthandotherrelevantinformation.

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14.4Sonar/DownVisiontroubleshooting

ProblemswiththeSonarorDownVisionandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Unitpowersupplyfault.Checktheunitpowersupplyandcables. Sonar/DownVisiondatanotavailable.

Sonardisabled.SelectEnableSonarfromtheShortcutspage.

Sensitivitysettingsmaybeinappropriate forpresentconditions.

ChecktheSensitivitysettings.

UnitpowersupplyfaultCheckthevoltagefromthepowersupply,ifthisistoolowitcanaffect

thetransmittingpoweroftheunit.

Unitcablefault.Ensurethatthepower/transducercableisproperlyconnectedand

freefromdamage.

Checkthatthetransducerhasbeeninstalledinaccordancewiththe transducerlocationrequirements(refertotheLocationandMounting sectionofthemanual).

Transducerlocation

Thepresenceofthinlinesataconstantdepthmaybeareectionof structuresonthebottomofthevesselcheckthatthetransducerhas beeninstalledinaccordancewiththetransducerlocationrequirements (refertotheLocationandMountingsectionofthemanual).

Checkthatthetransducerismountedcorrectlyandisclean. Transducerfault

Checkthatthetransducerhasn'tkickedupduetohittinganobject.

Highvesselspeed

Turbulencearoundthetransducermaybeconfusingtheunit.

Problematicdepthreadingsor on-screenimage.

Scrollspeedsettozero

Adjustscrollspeed

Troubleshooting

14.5Miscellaneoustroubleshooting

Miscellaneousproblemsandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatallconnections aretightandfreefromcorrosion.

Intermittentproblemwithpowertothe display.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageandsufcient current.

Ensureyouhavethelatestsoftware.ChecktheRaymarinewebsiteregularlyforsoftwareupdatesforyour

productwww.raymarine.com.

Displaybehaveserratically:

•Frequentunexpectedresets.

•Systemcrashesorothererratic behavior.

Corruptdata/otherunknownissue.PerformaSettingsandDataReset.

Important:Thiswillresultinthelossofanysettingsanddata (suchaswaypoints)storedontheproduct.Saveanyimportantdata toamemorycardbeforeresetting.

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Chapter15:Technicalsupport

Chaptercontents

•15.1Raymarinecustomersupportonpage98

Technicalsupport

15.1Raymarinecustomersupport

Raymarineprovidesacomprehensivecustomersupportservice. YoucancontactcustomersupportthroughtheRaymarine website,telephoneande-mail.Ifyouareunabletoresolvea problem,pleaseuseanyofthesefacilitiestoobtainadditional help.

Websupport

Pleasevisitthecustomersupportareaofourwebsiteat:

www.raymarine.com

ThiscontainsFrequentlyAskedQuestions,servicinginformation, e-mailaccesstotheRaymarineT echnicalSupportDepartment anddetailsofworldwideRaymarineagents.

Telephoneande-mailsupport

IntheUSA:

•Tel:+16033247900

•TollFree:+18005395539

•E-mail:support@raymarine.com

IntheUK,Europe,andtheMiddleEast:

•Tel:+44(0)1329246777

•E-mail:ukproduct.support@raymarine.com

InSoutheastAsiaandAustralia:

•Tel:+61(0)294794800

•E-mail:aus.support@raymarine.com

Productinformation

Ifyouneedtorequestservice,pleasehavethefollowing informationtohand:

•Productname.

•Productidentity .

•Serialnumber .

•Softwareapplicationversion.

•Systemdiagrams.

Youcanobtainthisproductinformationusingthemenuswithin yourproduct.

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Chapter16:Technicalspecication

Chaptercontents

•16.1T echnicalspecicationonpage100

Technicalspecication

16.1Technicalspecication

Displayphysicalspecication

5.7”display7”display

Dimensions

•Width:148mm(5.8 in)

•Height(NOT includingbracket):

148.3mm(5.8in)

•Height(including bracket):203mm(8 in)

•Displaydepth(NOT includingcables): 73mm(2.9in)

•Displaydepth (includingcables): 163mm(6.4in)

•Width:191mm(7.5 in)

•Height(NOT includingbracket): 156mm(6.1in)

•Height(including bracket):208mm (8.2in)

•Displaydepth(NOT includingcables): 78mm(3in)

•Displaydepth (includingcables): 168mm(6.6in)

Weight(unit includingcradle)

0.64kg(1.4lbs)0.76kg(1.68lbs)

Viewingangle

000

00000

1262 5-1

5.4inchDragonyDragony7

70º75º

C70º75º

45º70º

Note:Theviewinganglesstatedaboveweretakenusing internationallyagreedstandardsandshouldbeusedfor comparisonpurposesonly.DoNOTinstalltheproductbefore testingtheviewabilityinthedesiredlocation.

Physicalspecication—CPT-60Transducer

Dimensions

•Length:202.6mm(8in)

•Height:117.4mm(4.6in)

Cablelength6m(19.7ft)

Weight(unitincludingcradle)0.60kg(1.3lbs)

Displaypowerspecication

5.7”Dragony7”Dragony

Nominalsupply voltage

12Vdc12Vdc

Operatingvoltage range

10.8Vdcto15.6Vdc10.8Vdcto15.6Vdc

5.7”Dragony7”Dragony

Powerconsumption

•8WMaxatfull brightness.

•4.5WMaxin PowerSavemode.

•9.4WMaxatfull brightness.

•4.8WMaxin PowerSavemode.

Fuseandthermal breakerratings

•3A—In-linefuse (notsupplied)

•5A—Thermal breaker

•3A—In-linefuse (notsupplied)

•5A—Thermal breaker

Displayenvironmentalspecication

Environmentalspecicationsbelowapplytoalldisplayvariants

Operating temperature

0ºCto+55ºC(32ºFto131ºF)

Storagetemperature-30ºCto+70ºC(-22ºFto158ºF)

Relativehumidity

Maximum75%

Waterproofrating

•IPX6andIPX7

Transducerenvironmentalspecication

Operating temperature

0ºCto+40ºC(32ºFto104ºF)

Storagetemperature–20ºCto+70ºC(23ºFto158ºF)

Waterproofrating

•IPX6andIPX7

DisplayLCDspecication

5.7”display7”display

Size

5.7in7in

TypeTFTbacklitLEDTFTbacklitLED

Color depth

24–bit24–bit

Resolution

640x480VGA800x480WVGA

Aspect4:316:9

Viewing angle

•Left/Right:70degrees

•Top/Bottom:70/45 degrees

•Left/Right:75degrees

•Top/Bottom:75/70 degrees

Maximum allowable wrongly illuminatedpixels

Sonar/DownVisionspecication

Channels2xCHIRP(1xsonarand1xDownVision)

Beamcoverage

•Sonar—conicalbeam.

•DownVision—Wide(port/starboard)andthin (fore/aft)fanbeam.

Depth

Typicaldepthperformanceof189m(600ft).Applies tobothSonarandDownVisionchannels.

GPSspecication

Channels

Coldstart

Approximately35secondsinoptimum conditions

ReceiverICSensitivity

–159dBmTracking

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