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gS Series
Installation instructions
English
Date: 05-2015 Document number: 87248-1-EN © 2015 Raymarine UK Limited
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,Micronet,Raytech,
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Documentnumber:87248-1 Date:05-2015
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Contents
Chapter1Importantinformation..........................7
CertiedInstallation.....................................................7
Productoperationinhightemperatures.........................7
PoweroverEthernet(PoE)...........................................8
TFTDisplays...............................................................9
Wateringress..............................................................9
Disclaimers.................................................................9
RFexposure...............................................................9
FCC............................................................................9
ComplianceStatement(Part15.19)..............................9
FCCInterferenceStatement(Part15.105(b))...............9
IndustryCanada..........................................................9
IndustryCanada(Français)........................................10
Japaneseapprovals...................................................10
Declarationofconformity............................................10
Productdisposal........................................................10
Pixeldefectpolicy......................................................10
Warrantyregistration..................................................10
IMOandSOLAS........................................................10
Technicalaccuracy....................................................10
Chapter2Documentandproduct
information...........................................................11
2.1Documentinformation..........................................12
2.2Productdocumentation.........................................12
2.3Documentillustrations..........................................13
2.4Productoverview.................................................13
Chapter3Planningtheinstallation...................15
3.1Systemintegration...............................................16
3.2Installationchecklist.............................................22
3.3Multipledatasources(MDS)overview...................22
3.4Identifyingyourdisplayvariant..............................23
3.5Networkingconstraints.........................................23
3.6Systemprotocols.................................................24
3.7Datamaster.........................................................25
3.8Partssupplied......................................................26
3.9T oolsrequiredforinstallation.................................27
3.10Selectingalocation............................................27
Chapter4Cablesandconnections....................31
4.1Generalcablingguidance.....................................32
4.2gS95/gS125/gS165Connections
overview...................................................................33
4.3gS195connectionsoverview.................................33
4.4Poweranddata(combined)connection.................34
4.5PoweroverEthernet(PoE)...................................36
4.6Cardreaderconnection........................................36
4.7Auxiliaryalarmconnection....................................37
4.8SeaTalk
ng®
connections.......................................37
4.9NMEA2000connection........................................38
4.10SeaTalkconnection............................................39
4.11NMEA0183connection—Power/NMEA/Video
cable.........................................................................39
4.12Gigabitnetworking.............................................40
4.13Sonarmoduleconnection...................................41
4.14Radarnetworkconnection..................................42
4.15GNSS/GPSconnection.....................................44
4.16AISconnection...................................................45
4.17Fastheadingconnection......................................45
4.18Keypadnetworkconnection................................46
4.19Weatherreceiverconnection...............................46
4.20Videoconnection—composite...........................47
4.21Camera(Video/Alarm)connection.......................47
4.22HDMIvideooutput.............................................48
4.23IPCameraconnection........................................48
4.24HD-SDIconnection(gS195)................................49
4.25Thermalcameraconnection................................50
4.26Fusionnetworkconnection.................................52
4.27FusionNMEA2000connection...........................52
4.28Mediaplayerconnection.....................................53
4.29Raymarinemobileappconnection.......................53
4.30Bluetoothremotecontrolconnection....................54
Chapter5Mounting.............................................57
5.1Bracketmountingholelocations............................58
5.2Mountingsurfacerequirements.............................58
5.3Flushmountingthedisplay...................................59
5.4Flushmountingthecardreader.............................60
5.5Surfacemountingthedisplay................................61
5.6Surfacemountingthecardreader.........................62
Chapter6Gettingstarted...................................63
6.1Switchingtheunitonandoff.................................64
6.2Controls...............................................................65
6.3Basictouchscreenoperations...............................66
6.4Multi-T ouchgestures............................................67
6.5T ouchicons.........................................................67
6.6Homescreenoverview—Touchonly
displays....................................................................68
6.7Pages.................................................................70
6.8Applications.........................................................71
6.9Splitscreencontrols..............................................72
6.10Screenoverview................................................73
6.11Initialsetupprocedures......................................76
6.12Pairingthekeypad.............................................79
6.13Enablingautopilotcontrol....................................79
6.14Engineidentication...........................................80
6.15EnablingAISfunctions........................................82
6.16Sharedpreferences............................................82
6.17Memorycardsandchartcards............................83
6.18Simulatormode..................................................83
6.19Memorycardsandchartcards............................84
6.20Systemsoftwareupdates....................................85
6.21Learningresources.............................................86
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Chapter7Systemchecks...................................87
7.1GPSCheck..........................................................88
7.2GNSSStatus.......................................................88
7.3Radarcheck........................................................89
7.4Sonarcheck........................................................90
7.5Thermalcamerasetupandchecks........................92
Chapter8Maintainingyourdisplay...................93
8.1Serviceandmaintenance.....................................94
8.2Productcleaning..................................................94
Chapter9Troubleshooting.................................95
9.1Troubleshooting...................................................96
9.2Poweruptroubleshooting.....................................97
9.3Radartroubleshooting..........................................98
9.4GPStroubleshooting............................................99
9.5Sonartroubleshooting........................................100
9.6Sonarcrosstalkinterference...............................103
9.7Thermalcameratroubleshooting.........................105
9.8Systemdatatroubleshooting...............................107
9.9Videotroubleshooting.........................................108
9.10Wi-Fitroubleshooting........................................109
9.11Bluetoothtroubleshooting...................................110
9.12T ouchscreentroubleshooting.............................1 11
9.13T ouchscreenalignment......................................112
9.14Miscellaneoustroubleshooting...........................113
Chapter10Technicalspecication..................115
10.1T echnicalspecication.......................................116
Chapter11Technicalsupport..........................119
11.1Raymarinecustomersupport.............................120
11.2Learningresources...........................................120
11.3Third-partysupport...........................................121
Chapter12Sparesandaccessories................123
12.1gSSeriesaccessories......................................124
12.2gSSeriesspares..............................................124
12.3Networkhardware............................................125
12.4Networkcableconnectortypes..........................125
12.5RayNettoRayNetcablesandconnectors...........126
12.6Networkcabletypes.........................................128
12.7SeaT alk
ng
cablingcomponents..........................128
12.8SeaT alk
ng
cablesandaccessories.....................129
12.9SeaT alkaccessories.........................................130
AppendixAConnectorsandpinouts..............131
AppendixBNMEA0183sentences.................132
AppendixCNMEAdatabridging.....................133
AppendixDNMEA2000sentences.................134
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Chapter1:Importantinformation
CertiedInstallation
Raymarinerecommendscertiedinstallationbya Raymarineapprovedinstaller.Acertiedinstallation qualiesforenhancedproductwarrantybenets. ContactyourRaymarinedealerforfurtherdetails, andrefertotheseparatewarrantydocumentpacked withyourproduct.
Warning:Productinstallationand operation
Thisproductmustbeinstalledand operatedinaccordancewiththe instructionsprovided.Failuretodoso couldresultinpersonalinjury,damage toyourvesseland/orpoorproduct performance.
Warning:Potentialignitionsource
ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein hazardous/ammableatmospheres.Do NOTinstallinahazardous/ammable atmosphere(suchasinanengineroom ornearfueltanks).
Warning:Highvoltages
Thisproductmaycontainhighvoltages. DoNOTremoveanycoversorotherwise attempttoaccessinternalcomponents, unlessspecicallyinstructedinthe documentationprovided.
Warning:Productgrounding
Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct, ensureithasbeencorrectlygrounded,in accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.
Warning:Switchoffpowersupply
Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyis switchedOFFbeforestartingtoinstallthis product.DoNOTconnectordisconnect equipmentwiththepowerswitchedon, unlessinstructedinthisdocument.
Warning:FCCWarning(Part15.21)
Changesormodicationstothis equipmentnotexpresslyapprovedin writingbyRaymarineIncorporatedcould violatecompliancewithFCCrulesand voidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatethe equipment.
Warning:Radartransmission safety
Theradarscannertransmits electromagneticenergy.Ensureall personnelareclearofthescannerwhen theradaristransmitting.
Warning:Sonaroperation
•NEVERoperatethesonarwiththe vesseloutofthewater.
•NEVERtouchthetransducerfacewhen thesonarispoweredon.
•SWITCHOFFthesonarifdiversare likelytobewithin7.6m(25ft)ofthe transducer.
Warning:T ouchscreendisplay temperature
Ifthedisplayismountedwhereitwillbe exposedtoprolongedperiodsofdirect sunlight,thetouchscreenmaygetvery hotduetotheabsorbedsolarenergy.
InsuchconditionsRaymarinehighly recommendsthatyouavoidusingthe touchscreen:
•ForHybridT ouchdisplays,usethe integratedkeypadtooperatethe display.
•Fortouch-onlysystemsitis recommendedthatanexternal keypadisttedtothesystem(for example,theRMK-9accessory).
Warning:Touchscreendisplay
Exposuretoprolongedrainmaycause erroneoustouchperformance,inthese situationskeeptouchactivitytoa minimumandwipethescreenwitha drynon-abrasiveclothbeforeusingthe touchscreen.
Productoperationinhigh temperatures
Atextremetemperatures,theunitcanbecomevery hot,especiallytheinternalcomponents.
Toprotecttheinternalcomponents,theunit automaticallyreducestheperformanceofthemain processortopreventitfromoverheating.Whenthis occurs,youmaynoticeaslightdegradationinthe performanceoftheunit,intermsofresponsiveness touseroperation.
Thisisexpectedbehavior,designedtoprotectthe unitfromtheadverseeffectsofexcessiveheat.
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Caution:Mountingsurface requirements
Thisproductisheavy.T opreventpotential damagetotheproductand/oryour vessel,observethefollowingBEFORE installingtheproduct:
•Refertotheweightinformationprovided inthetechnicalspecicationforthis productandensurethattheintended mountingsurfaceissuitableforbearing theweight.
•Ifthemountingsurfaceisnotsuitable fortheproductweight,youmayneedto reinforcethemountingsurface.
•Ifindoubt,refertoaprofessional marineequipmentinstallerforfurther guidance.
Caution:Powersupplyprotection
Wheninstallingthisproductensurethe powersourceisadequatelyprotected bymeansofasuitably-ratedfuseor automaticcircuitbreaker.
Caution:Careofchartandmemory cards
Toavoidirreparabledamagetoand/or lossofdatafromchartandmemorycards:
•DONOTsavedataorlestoacard containingcartographyasthecharts maybeoverwritten.
•Ensurethatchartandmemorycards arettedthecorrectwayaround.DO NOTtrytoforceacardintoposition.
•DONOTuseametallicinstrumentsuch asascrewdriverorplierstoinsertor removeachartormemorycard.
Caution:Ensurecardreaderdoor issecurelyclosed
Topreventwateringressandconsequent damagetotheproduct,ensurethatthe cardreaderdoorisrmlyclosed.
Caution:Suncovers
•Ifyourproductissuppliedwithasun cover,toprotectagainstthedamaging effectsofultraviolet(UV)light,always tthesuncoverwhentheproductis notinuse.
•Suncoversmustberemovedwhen travellingathighspeed,whetherin waterorwhenthevesselisbeing towed.
Caution:Productcleaning
Whencleaningproducts:
•Ifyourproductincludesadisplay screen,doNOTwipethescreenwith adrycloth,asthiscouldscratchthe screencoating.
•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidor ammoniabasedproducts.
•DoNOTuseajetwash.
PoweroverEthernet(PoE)
ThisproductcansupplyPoweroverEthernet(PoE) toclass1,2and3devices.Theproductcanoutput amaximumof20WattsforconsumptionbyPoE devices.
ThePoEclassdenotesthepowerrangeofthePoE device.
PoEClassPowerrangeClassdescription
Class1
0.44Wto3.84WVerylowpower
Class2
3.84Wto6.49WLowpower
Class3
6.49Wto12.95WMidpower
Class0
0.44Wto12.95W
-
Note:Theproductwillnotprovidepowertoclass 4devices.
Theproductcanpowerupto3devicesusing theavailablenetwork/PoEportsaslongasthe combinedmaxpowerofthePoEdevicesdoesnot exceed20watts.
WhenaPoEdeviceisconnecteditisinterrogatedto establishifthedeviceisPoEandifsowhatclassof deviceitis.Themaxpowerforthatclassofdevice isthenassignedtothatport(e.g.class2=6.49W) anddeductedfromtheremainingpoweroutput.
Thetablebelowshowsacceptablecongurations ofPoEdevices.
Class1(3.84 W)
Class2(6.49 W)
Class3/ Class0 (12.95W)
Totalpower used
13.84W
27.68W
311.52W
16.49W
212.98W
319.47W
1110.33W
2114.17W
1216.82W
112.95W
1116.79W
1119.44W
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Note:Aclass0deviceshallbeassignedthesame powerallocationasaclass3device.
Note:IfaPoEdeviceisconnectedthatwilltake thetotalassignedpowerover20Wthedevicewill notbepowered.
TFTDisplays
Thecolorsofthedisplaymayseemtovarywhen viewedagainstacoloredbackgroundorincolored light.Thisisaperfectlynormaleffectthatcan beseenwithallcolorThinFilmTransistor(TFT) displays.
Wateringress
Wateringressdisclaimer
Althoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthis productmeetsthestatedIPXstandard(refertothe product’sTechnicalSpecication),waterintrusion andsubsequentequipmentfailuremayoccurifthe productissubjectedtocommercialhigh-pressure washing.Raymarinewillnotwarrantproducts subjectedtohigh-pressurewashing.
Disclaimers
Thisproduct(includingtheelectroniccharts)is intendedtobeusedonlyasanaidtonavigation.It isdesignedtofacilitateuseofofcialgovernment charts,notreplacethem.Onlyofcialgovernment chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthecurrent informationneededforsafenavigation,andthe captainisresponsiblefortheirprudentuse.Itis theuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernment charts,noticestomariners,cautionandproper navigationalskillwhenoperatingthisoranyother Raymarineproduct.Thisproductsupportselectronic chartsprovidedbythirdpartydatasupplierswhich maybeembeddedorstoredonmemorycard.Use ofsuchchartsissubjecttothesupplier’sEnd-User LicenceAgreementincludedinthedocumentation forthisproductorsuppliedwiththememorycard (asapplicable).
Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductis error-freeorthatitiscompatiblewithproducts manufacturedbyanypersonorentityotherthan Raymarine.
Thisproductusesdigitalchartdata,andelectronic informationfromtheGlobalPositioningSystem (GPS)whichmaycontainerrors.Raymarinedoes notwarranttheaccuracyofsuchinformationand youareadvisedthaterrorsinsuchinformationmay causetheproducttomalfunction.Raymarineisnot responsiblefordamagesorinjuriescausedbyyour useorinabilitytousetheproduct,bytheinteraction oftheproductwithproductsmanufacturedbyothers, orbyerrorsinchartdataorinformationutilizedby theproductandsuppliedbythirdparties.
RFexposure
ThisequipmentcomplieswithFCC/ICRFexposure limitsforgeneralpopulation/uncontrolledexposure. ThewirelessLAN/Bluetoothantennaismounted behindthefrontfaciaofthedisplay.Thisequipment shouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithaminimum distanceof1cm(0.39in)betweenthedeviceand thebody.Thistransmittermustnotbeco-located oroperatinginconjunctionwithanyotherantenna ortransmitter,exceptinaccordancewithFCC multi-transmitterproductprocedures.
FCC
ComplianceStatement(Part15.19)
ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules. Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:
1.Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference.
2.Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference received,includinginterferencethatmaycause undesiredoperation.
FCCInterferenceStatement(Part
15.105(b))
Thisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomply withthelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuant toPart15oftheFCCRules.
Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonable protectionagainstharmfulinterferenceina residentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates, uses,andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand, ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththe instructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradio communications.However,thereisnoguarantee thatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticular installation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmful interferencetoradioortelevisionreception,which canbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoff andon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrectthe interferencebyoneofthefollowingmeasures:
1.Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
2.Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipment andreceiver.
3.Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletona circuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiver isconnected.
4.Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TV technicianforhelp.
IndustryCanada
ThisdevicecomplieswithIndustryCanada License-exemptRSSstandard(s).
Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:
1.Thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference;and
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2.Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference, includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesired operationofthedevice.
ThisClassBdigitalapparatuscomplieswith CanadianICES-003.
IndustryCanada(Français)
Cetappareilestconformeauxnormesd'exemption delicenceRSSd'IndustryCanada.
Sonfonctionnementestsoumisauxdeuxconditions suivantes:
1.cetappareilnedoitpascauserd'interférence,et
2.cetappareildoitacceptertouteinterférence, notammentlesinterférencesquipeuventaffecter sonfonctionnement.
CetappareilnumériquedelaclasseBestconforme àlanormeNMB-003duCanada.
Japaneseapprovals
Inthefrequencybandusedforthisdevice,campusradio stations(radiosstationsthatrequirealicense)andspecied lowpowerradiostations(radiostationsthatdonotrequire license)formobileidenticationandamateurradiostations (radiostationsthatrequirelicense)usedinindustriessuchas microwaveovens,scientic,medicalequipmentdevicesand productionlineofotherfactoriesarealsobeingoperated.
1.Beforeusingthisdevice,pleasemakesurethatcampus radiostationsandspeciedlowpowerradiostationsfor mobileidenticationandamateurradiostationsarenot beingoperatednearby.
2.Incasethereisanycaseofharmfulinterferenceto campusradiostationsformobileidenticationcausedby thisdevice,pleaseimmediatelychangethefrequency usedorstopthetransmissionofradiowavesandthen consultaboutthemeasurestoavoidinterference(for example,theinstallationofpartitions)throughthecontact informationbelow.
3.Besides,whenintrouble,suchaswhenthereisany caseofharmfulinterferencetospeciedlowpower radiostationsformobileidenticationoramateurradio stationscausedbythisdevice,pleaseconsultthrough thefollowingcontactinformation.
Contactinformation:Pleasecontactyourlocalauthorized Raymarinedealer.
Declarationofconformity
RaymarineUKLtd.declaresthatthisproductis compliantwiththeessentialrequirementsofR&TTE directive1999/5/EC.
TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticate maybeviewedontherelevantproductpageat
www.raymarine.com.
Productdisposal
Disposeofthisproductinaccordancewiththe WEEEDirective.
TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment (WEEE)Directiverequirestherecyclingofwaste electricalandelectronicequipment.
Pixeldefectpolicy
IncommonwithallTFTunits,thescreenmayexhibit afewwrongly-illuminated(“dead”)pixels.These mayappearasblackpixelsinalightareaofthe screenorascoloredpixelsinblackareas.
IfyourdisplayexhibitsMOREthanthenumber ofwrongly-illuminatedpixelsallowed(refertothe producttechnicalspecicationfordetails),please contactyourlocalRaymarineservicecenterfor furtheradvice.
Warrantyregistration
ToregisteryourRaymarineproductownership, pleasevisitwww.raymarine.comandregisteronline.
Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproductto receivefullwarrantybenets.Yourunitpackage includesabarcodelabelindicatingtheserialnumber oftheunit.Y ouwillneedthisserialnumberwhen registeringyourproductonline.Youshouldretain thelabelforfuturereference.
IMOandSOLAS
Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocument isintendedforuseonleisuremarineboatsand workboatsNOTcoveredbyInternationalMaritime Organization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeatSea (SOLAS)CarriageRegulations.
Technicalaccuracy
Tothebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthis documentwascorrectatthetimeitwasproduced. However,Raymarinecannotacceptliabilityforany inaccuraciesoromissionsitmaycontain.Inaddition, ourpolicyofcontinuousproductimprovementmay changespecicationswithoutnotice.Asaresult, Raymarinecannotacceptliabilityforanydifferences betweentheproductandthisdocument.Please checktheRaymarinewebsite(www.raymarine.com) toensureyouhavethemostup-to-dateversion(s)of thedocumentationforyourproduct.
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Chapter2:Documentandproductinformation
Chaptercontents
•2.1Documentinformationonpage12
•2.2Productdocumentationonpage12
•2.3Documentillustrationsonpage13
•2.4Productoverviewonpage13
Documentandproductinformation
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2.1Documentinformation
Thisdocumentcontainsimportantinformation relatedtotheinstallationofyourRaymarineproduct.
Thedocumentincludesinformationtohelpyou:
•planyourinstallationandensureyouhaveallthe necessaryequipment;
•installandconnectyourproductaspartofawider systemofconnectedmarineelectronics;
•troubleshootproblemsandobtaintechnical supportifrequired.
ThisandotherRaymarineproductdocuments areavailabletodownloadinPDFformatfrom
www.raymarine.com.
2.2Productdocumentation
Thefollowingdocumentationisapplicabletoyour product:
Documentation
DescriptionPartnumber
gSSeriesInstallation instructions
87248
LightHouse
TM
multifunction
displayoperationinstructions
81360
gS95Mountingtemplate
87173
gS125Mountingtemplate
87171
gS165Mountingtemplate
87172
gS195Mountingtemplate
87198
RCR-2Mountingtemplate
87186
AdditionalDocumentation
DescriptionPartnumber
SeaTalk
ng
referencemanual
81300
RMK-9Installationand operationsinstructions
81351
AlldocumentsareavailabletodownloadasPDFs fromwww.raymarine.com
UsermanualsPrintShop
RaymarineprovidesaPrintShopservice,enabling youtopurchaseahigh-quality,professionally-printed manualforyourRaymarineproduct.
Printedmanualsareidealforkeepingonboardyour vessel,asausefulsourceofreferencewhenever youneedassistancewithyourRaymarineproduct.
Visithttp://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=5175to orderaprintedmanual,delivereddirectlytoyour door.
ForfurtherinformationaboutthePrintShop, pleasevisitthePrintShopFAQpages:
http://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=5751.
Note:
•Acceptedmethodsofpaymentforprinted manualsarecreditcardsandPayPal.
•Printedmanualscanbeshippedworldwide.
•FurthermanualswillbeaddedtothePrintShop overthecomingmonthsforbothnewandlegacy products.
•Raymarineusermanualsarealsoavailableto downloadfree-of-chargefromtheRaymarine website,inthepopularPDFformat.ThesePDF lescanbeviewedonaPC/laptop,tablet, smartphone,oronthelatestgenerationof Raymarinemultifunctiondisplays.
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2.3Documentillustrations
Productsmaydifferslightlyfromthoseshowninthe illustrationsinthisdocument,dependingonproduct variantanddateofmanufacture.
Theillustrationshownbelowisusedthroughout thisdocumenttorepresentLightHouse
TM
powered
MFDsandunlessotherwisestatedappliestoall multifunctiondisplayvariants.
D12596-2
2.4Productoverview
Productinformation
gSSeriesMultifunctionDisplays(MFDs)are touchscreendisplayswhichhaveHybridT ouch functionalitywhenpairedwitharemotekeypad.The followingRaymarineMFDvariantsareavailable.
ModelPartnumber
gS95
E70124
gS95inverted
E70183
gS125
E70125
gS125inverted
E70184
gS165
E70126
gS165inverted
E70185
gS195
E70213
RefertotheOptimumviewabilitysectionfordetails onstandardvsinverteddisplays.
HybridTouchoverview
IfyourmultifunctiondisplayfeaturesHybridT ouch, thisenablesyoutooperatetheunitusingthe touchscreenandthephysicalbuttons.
AHybridT ouchdisplayhasphysicalbuttons whichcanbeusedinadditiontothetouchscreen. Touchscreenonlymultifunctiondisplays(which donothavephysicalbuttons)canbeconnected toaremotekeypadwhichallowsHybridTouch functionality.
Allfunctionscanbeaccessedusingthetouchscreen. However,theremaybesituations(suchasrough seaconditions)whenitisnotappropriatetouse thetouchscreen.Inthesesituations,Raymarine stronglyrecommendsthatyouactivatethetouch lockandusethephysicalbuttonstooperateyour multifunctiondisplay .
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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation
Chaptercontents
•3.1Systemintegrationonpage16
•3.2Installationchecklistonpage22
•3.3Multipledatasources(MDS)overviewonpage22
•3.4Identifyingyourdisplayvariantonpage23
•3.5Networkingconstraintsonpage23
•3.6Systemprotocolsonpage24
•3.7Datamasteronpage25
•3.8Partssuppliedonpage26
•3.9T oolsrequiredforinstallationonpage27
•3.10Selectingalocationonpage27
Planningtheinstallation
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3.1Systemintegration
Raymarine
®
multifunctiondisplays(MFDs)arecompatiblewithawiderangeofmarineelectronicsdevices.
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INTCM
MFDsusevariousprotocolstotransferdatabetweendevicesinyoursystem.Thetablebelowdetailswhich devicesmaybeconnectedtoyourMFD,andthetypeofconnections(intermsofprotocolsandphysical interfaces):
ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections
1Remotecontrol1perMFDRaymarine
®
RCU-3
Bluetooth
2Mobiledevice
(Smartphone/Tablet)
1permultifunction display.
ForRaymarine
®
wirelessvideo streamingandremotecontrol apps:
•AppleiPhone4(orlater)oriPad
2(orlater)
•Androiddevicewithminimum
1GHzprocessorandrunning android2.2.2(orlater)
•AmazonKindleFire
Forchartplottersyncwith NavionicsMarineapp:
•AppleiPhoneoriPad
•Android-compatiblesmartphone
ortablet
Formediaplayercontrol (TouchscreenMFDsonly):
•AnyBluetooth-enableddevice
thatsupportsBluetooth2.1+ EDRpowerclass1.5(supported prole:AVRCP1.0)
•Chartplottersyncwith NavionicsMarineapp:Wi-Fi
•Videostreamingandremote control:Wi-Fi
•Mediaplayercontrol:Bluetooth
2.1+EDRpowerclass1.5 (supportedprole:AVRCP1.0) orlater
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ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections
3Vesseltanksensors
—third-party
•Upto5xfuel.
•1xfreshwater.
•1xwastewater.
•1xsewage.
•1xbait/sh.
Third-partyNMEA2000interfacesNMEA2000(viaoptional
DeviceNetadaptorcables)
4
GNSSReceiver (external)—
Raymarine
®
1
Anycombinationofthefollowing:
•RS130GPS
•Raystar125GPS
•Raystar125+GPS(viaoptional
SeaTalktoSeaTalk
ng®
converter)
SeaTalk,SeaT alk
ng®
,orNMEA
0183
5
Instruments—
Raymarine
®
Asdeterminedby
SeaTalk
ng®
bus bandwidthandpower loading.
SeaTalk
ng®
:
•i50Depth,Speed,orTridata
•i60Wind,CHWind
•i70
•ST70+
•ST70
SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaTalkto SeaTalk
ng®
converter):
•i40Wind,Speed,Depth,or
Bidata
•ST60+Wind,Speed,Depth,
Rudder,orCompass
•ST40Wind,Speed,Depth,
Rudder,orCompass
SeaTalk,SeaTalk
ng®
6Pilotcontrolheads—
Raymarine
®
Asdetermined bySeaTalkor
SeaTalk
ng®
bus bandwidthand powerloading,as appropriate.
SeaTalk
ng®
:
•p70
•p70R
•ST70(SeaTalk
ng®
course
computeronly.)
•ST70+(SeaTalk
ng®
course
computeronly.)
SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaTalkto SeaTalk
ng®
converter):
•ST6002
•ST7002
•ST8002
SeaTalk,SeaTalk
ng®
7
Autopilots—
Raymarine
®
1
SeaTalk
ng®
:
•Evolutionautopilots
•AllSPXcoursecomputers
SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaTalkto SeaTalk
ng®
converter):
•ST1000
•ST2000
•S1000
•S1
SeaTalk,SeaT alk
ng®
,orNMEA
0183
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ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections
•S2
•S3
8
AIS—Raymarine
®
1
•AIS350
•AIS650
•AIS950
SeaTalk
ng®
,orNMEA0183
8
AIS—third-party
1Third-partyNMEA
0183–compatibleAISClass AorClassBreceiver/transceiver
NMEA0183
9Vesseltrimtabs—
third-party
1pair
Third-partyNMEA2000interfacesNMEA2000(viaoptional
DeviceNetadaptorcables)
10
Analogvideo/cameraa6x/a7x=0
a9x/a12x/e7/e7D =1
cSeries=1 e9x/e12x/e165=2 eSSeries=1 gSSeries=2
CompositePALorNTSCvideo source
BNCconnectors
10IPcameraMultiple
•CAM200IP
Note:Whilstthird-party ONVIFcompatibleIPcameras maywork,Raymarine
®
cannot
guaranteetheircompatibility.
ViaSeaTalk
hs
network
11
Lifetag(Man overboardalert)
1basestation
AllRaymarine
®
Lifetag
basestations
SeaTalk(viaoptionalSeaTalkto SeaTalk
ng®
converter)
12
Engineinterface—
Raymarine
®
1unitforeachengine CANbus
•ECI-100SeaTalk
ng®
12
Engineinterface— third-party
1
Third-partyNMEA2000interfacesNMEA2000(viaoptional
DeviceNetadaptorcables)
13Transducers
andsensors—
Raymarine
®
1Analogtransducers:
•Wind
•Speed
•Depth
•Rudderreference
•Fluxgatecompass
SeaTalk
ng®
(viaoptionaliTC-5
converter)
13Transducersand
sensors—Airmar
1
•DT800SmartSensor
•DST800SmartSensor
•PB200weatherstation
SeaTalk
ng®
(viaoptionaliTC-5
converter)
14Externaldisplay
a6x/a7x=0 a9x/a12x=1 cSeries=0 e7/e7D=0 e9x/e12x/e165=1 eS7x=0 eS9x/eS12x=1 gSSeries=1
e.g.HDTV
a9x/a12x=15pinD-Type connector(VGAStyle) e9x/e12x/e165=15pinD-Type connector(VGAStyle)
eS9x/eS12x=HDMI gSSeries=HDMI
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ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections
15
Sonartransducer
1•P48
•P58
•P74
•B6020º
•B6012º
•B744V
;OR:
•Any600watt/1Kwcompatible transducer(viaoptionalE66066 adaptorcable)
;OR:
•AnyMinnKotatransducer(via optionalA62363adaptorcable)
Connectionviaexternal
Raymarine
®
SonarModule:
•Anysonarmodule-compatible transducer
Directconnectionto600W internalsonarvariantdisplays.
15DownVision
™
transducers
1Directconnectiontointernal
CHIRPDownVision
TM
variant
displays
•CPT-100—Transommount
•CPT-110—Thru-hullplastic
•CPT-120—Thru-hullbronze
DirectconnectiontoCHIRP
DownVision
™
variantdisplays.
16
DSCVHFradio—
Raymarine
®
1
SeaTalk
ng®
:
•Ray50
•Ray60
•Ray70
•Ray260
•Ray260AIS
NMEA0183:
•Ray50
•Ray60
•Ray70
•Ray49
•Ray55
•Ray218
•Ray240
NMEA0183orSeaTalk
ng®
17
Raymarine
®
Sirius marineweather/ satelliteradioreceiver (NorthAmericaonly)
1
SeaTalk
hs
:
•SR150
•SR100
•SR6
SeaTalk
ng®
:
•SR50
SeaTalk
hs
,SeaTalk
ng®
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ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections
18Additional
multifunction display(s)—
Raymarine
®
93rdgenerationRaymarine
®
multifunctiondisplays
SeaTalk
hs
(recommended):
•aSeries
•cSeries
•eSeries
•gSSeries
•eSSeries
Note:Youcanconnect
Raymarine
®
multifunction
displaysusingNMEA0183or
SeaTalk
ng®
butnotallfunctions
aresupported.
Note:Visit
www.raymarine.comto
downloadthelatestsoftware versionforyourdisplay.
SeaTalk
hs
18Additional
multifunction display(s)— third-party
•Connectionsto multifunction displayNMEA outputs:4
•Connectionsto multifunction displayNMEA inputs:2
NMEA0183–compatible chartplottersandmultifunction displays
NMEA0183
19
SonarModules (Fishnder)—
Raymarine
®
Multiple
•CP100—DownVision
™
•CP200—SideVision
™
•CP300/CP370—Traditional
sonar
•CP450C/CP470—CHIRP
sonar
•CP570CHIRPprofessional
sonar
•600WSonarandCHIRP
DownVision
™
variantdisplays.
SeaTalk
hs
20Radar—Raymarine
®
2AllRaymarine
®
Non-HDDigital
RadomesandHDorSuperHD radarscanners.
Note:Pleaseensureyour radarscannerisusingthelatest softwareversion.
SeaTalk
hs
21Thermalcamera—
Raymarine
®
1
•T200Series
•T300Series
•T400Series
•T800Series
•T900Series
SeaTalk
hs
(forcontrol),BNC
connector(forvideo)
22RemotekeypadMultiple•RMK-9
SeaTalk
hs
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ItemDeviceTypeMaximumquantitySuitableDevicesConnections
23Fusionentertainment
systems
MultipleFusion700seriesentertainment
systems:
•MS-IP700
•MS-AV700
SeaTalk
hs
24
PC/laptop
1
Windows-compatiblePCorlaptop runningRaymarine
®
Voyage
Plannersoftware.
SeaTalk
hs
Note:Raymarine
®
cannotguaranteethecompatibilityofanythird-partydeviceslistedabove.
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3.2Installationchecklist
Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:
InstallationTask
1Planyoursystem.
2
Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.
3
Siteallequipment.
4Routeallcables.
5
Drillcableandmountingholes.
6Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.
7
Secureallequipmentinplace.
8Poweronandtestthesystem.
3.3Multipledatasources(MDS) overview
Installationsthatincludemultipleinstancesofdata sourcescancausedataconicts.Anexampleisan installationfeaturingmorethanonesourceofGPS data.
MDSenablesyoutomanageconictsinvolvingthe followingtypesofdata:
•GPSPosition.
•Heading.
•Depth.
•Speed.
•Wind.
Typicallythisexerciseiscompletedaspartofthe initialinstallation,orwhennewequipmentisadded.
IfthisexerciseisNOTcompletedthesystemwill automaticallyattempttoresolvedataconicts. However,thismayresultinthesystemchoosinga sourceofdatathatyoudonotwanttouse.
IfMDSisavailablethesystemcanlisttheavailable datasourcesandallowyoutoselectyourpreferred datasource.ForMDStobeavailableallproducts inthesystemthatusethedatasourceslisted abovemustbeMDS-compliant.Thesystemcan listanyproductsthatareNOTcompliant.Itmay benecessarytoupgradethesoftwareforthese non-compliantproductstomakethemcompliant. VisittheRaymarinewebsite(www.raymarine.com) toobtainthelatestsoftwareforyourproducts.If MDS-compliantsoftwareisnotavailableandyoudo NOTwantthesystemtoautomaticallyattemptto resolvedataconicts,anynon-compliantproduct(s) canberemovedorreplacedtoensuretheentire systemisMDS-compliant.
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3.4Identifyingyourdisplayvariant
Todiscoverwhichmodeldisplayyouhavefollowthe stepsbelow:
Fromthehomescreen:
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectMaintenance.
3.SelectDiagnostics.
4.SelectSelectDevice.
5.SearchtheNetworkcolumnforthe'ThisDevice'
entry.
6.TheDevicecolumnforthisrecordwilllistthe modelofyourdisplay.
3.5Networkingconstraints
Upto10LightHousepoweredMFDscan beconnectedtogetherusingSeaTalk
hs
.Itis recommendedthatallnetworkeddisplayscontain thesamesoftwareversion.
Softwareversions
•AllnetworkedaaSeries,cSeriesandeSeries
displaysmustcontainLightHousesoftware releaseV4.32orlater.
•AllnetworkedgSSeriesdisplaysmustcontain
LightHousesoftwarereleaseV7.43orlater.
•AllnetworkedeSSeriesdisplaysmustcontain
LightHousesoftwarereleaseV14.xxorlater.
Master/repeateroperation
•Anynetworkfeaturingmorethan1MFDmusthave
1ofthedisplaysdesignatedastheDataMaster.
•TheDataMasterdisplaywillreceivedatathrough
NMEA0183and/orSeaTalk
ng®
,andbridgethe
dataoverSeaTalk
hs
toothernetworkeddisplays.
Homescreensharing
•Whennetworked,MFDscansharetheData
Master’sHomescreen.
Cartographysharing
•Thecartographycontainedonchartcardsis
alwaysusedinpreferencetoembeddedworld basemaps.
•Chartcardcartographycanbesharedbetween
networkedMFDs.
Radaroperation
•MFDssupporttheuseofupto2Radarscanners
simultaneously.
•ThedatasuppliedbyaconnectedRadar
scanner(s)isrepeatedtonetworkeddisplays.
Note:AllMFDsmusthaveLightHouseIIRelease V12.26softwareorlatertoenablemultipleradar support.
Sonar/DownVision
™
/SideVision
™
operation
•Y oucanconnectanexternalsonarmodulestothe
MFDviatheSeaTalk
hs
network.
•600WsonarandCHIRPDownVision
™
variant displaysincludeaninternalsonarmodulewhich enablesdirectconnectionofacompatible transducer.
•Y oucanhavemultipleactivesonarmodules (internalandexternal)onanetwork.
•Thedatasuppliedbythesonarmoduleisrepeated tonetworkeddisplays.
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Note:
•AllMFDsmusthaveLightHouseIIRelease
V10.41softwareorlatertoenablemultiplesonar support.
•Sonarmodulesshouldbeupdatedtothe latestavailablesoftwareversiontoensure compatibility.
Incompatibledisplays
Ifyouconnectamultifunctiondisplaytoyoursystem thatisnotcompatible,awarningmessagewillbe displayeduntilyoudisconnecttheincompatible devicefromyournetwork.
YourMFDisnotcompatiblewiththefollowing Raymarinedisplays:
ProductImage
Multifunction displayGeneration
G-Series
2ndgeneration
E-Series Widescreen
2ndgeneration
C-Series Widescreen
2ndgeneration
PAGE
ACTIVE
WPTS
MOB
MENU
DATA
CANCELOK
RANGE
IN
OUT
E-SeriesClassic
1stgeneration
PAGE
ACTIVE
WPTS
MOB
MENU
DATA
CANCELOK
RANGE
IN
OUT
C-SeriesClassic
1stgeneration
3.6Systemprotocols
YourMultifunctionDisplaycanconnecttovarious instrumentsanddisplaystoshareinformationand soimprovethefunctionalityofthesystem.These connectionsmaybemadeusinganumberof differentprotocols.Fastandaccuratedatacollection andtransferisachievedbyusingacombinationof thefollowingdataprotocols:
•SeaT alk
hs
•SeaT alk
ng
•NMEA2000
•SeaT alk
•NMEA0183
Note:Y oumayndthatyoursystemdoesnot usealloftheconnectiontypesorinstrumentation describedinthissection.
SeaTalk
hs
SeaTalk
hs
isanethernetbasedmarinenetwork.This highspeedprotocolallowscompatibleequipment tocommunicaterapidlyandsharelargeamountsof data.
InformationsharedusingtheSeaTalk
hs
network
includes:
•Sharedcartography(betweencompatible
displays).
•Digitalradardata.
•Sonardata.
Seatalk
ng
SeaTalk
ng
(NextGeneration)isanenhancedprotocol forconnectionofcompatiblemarineinstruments andequipment.ItreplacestheolderSeaT alkand SeaTalk
2
protocols.
SeaTalk
ng
utilizesasinglebackbonetowhich compatibleinstrumentsconnectusingaspur.Data andpowerarecarriedwithinthebackbone.Devices thathavealowdrawcanbepoweredfromthe network,althoughhighcurrentequipmentwillneed tohaveaseparatepowerconnection.
SeaTalk
ng
isaproprietaryextensiontoNMEA2000 andtheprovenCANbustechnology.Compatible NMEA2000andSeaTalk/SeaTalk
2
devicescan alsobeconnectedusingtheappropriateinterfaces oradaptorcablesasrequired.
NMEA2000
NMEA2000offerssignicantimprovementsover NMEA0183,mostnotablyinspeedandconnectivity. Upto50unitscansimultaneouslytransmitand receiveonasinglephysicalbusatanyonetime, witheachnodebeingphysicallyaddressable.The standardwasspecicallyintendedtoallowfor
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awholenetworkofmarineelectronicsfromany manufacturertocommunicateonacommonbusvia standardizedmessagetypesandformats.
SeaTalk
SeaTalkisaprotocolwhichenablescompatible instrumentstoconnecttoeachotherandsharedata.
TheSeaT alkcablesystemisusedtoconnect compatibleinstrumentsandequipment.Thecable carriespoweranddataandenablesconnection withouttheneedforacentralprocessor.
Additionalinstrumentsandfunctionscanbeaddedto aSeaTalksystem,simplybypluggingthemintothe network.SeaTalkequipmentcanalsocommunicate withothernon-SeaT alkequipmentviatheNMEA 0183standard,providedasuitableinterfaceisused.
NMEA0183
TheNMEA0183DataInterfaceStandardwas developedbytheNationalMarineElectronics AssociationofAmerica.Itisaninternational standardtoenableequipmentfrommanydifferent manufacturerstobeconnectedtogetherandshare information.
TheNMEA0183standardcarriessimilarinformation toSeaTalk.Howeverithastheimportantdifference thatonecablewillonlycarryinformationinone direction.ForthisreasonNMEA0183isgenerally usedtoconnectadatareceiverandatransmitter together,e.g.acompasssensortransmitting headingtoaradardisplay.Thisinformationis passedin‘sentences’,eachofwhichhasathree lettersentenceidentier.Itisthereforeimportant whencheckingcompatibilitybetweenitemsthatthe samesentenceidentiersareusedsomeexamples ofwhichare:
•VTG-carriesCourseandSpeedOverGround data.
•GLL-carrieslatitudeandlongitude.
•DBT-carrieswaterdepth.
•MWV-carriesrelativewindangleandwindspeed data.
NMEABaudrates
TheNMEA0183standardoperatesatanumber ofdifferentspeeds,dependingupontheparticular requirementorequipmentcapabilities.Typical examplesare:
•4800baudrate.Usedforgeneralpurpose communications,includingFastHeadingdata.
•38400baudrate.UsedforAISandotherhigh speedapplications.
3.7Datamaster
Anysystemcontainingmorethanonenetworked multifunctiondisplaymusthaveadesignateddata master.
Thedatamasteristhedisplaywhichservesasa primarysourceofdataforalldisplays,italsohandles allexternalsourcesofinformation.Forexample thedisplaysmayrequireheadinginformationfrom theautopilotandGPSsystems,usuallyreceived throughaSeaTalk
ng
orNMEAconnection.Thedata masteristhedisplaytowhichtheSeaTalk,NMEA andanyotherdataconnectionsaremade,itthen bridgesthedatatotheSeaT alk
hs
networkandany compatiblerepeatdisplays.Informationsharedby thedatamasterincludes:
•Cartography
•Routesandwaypoints
•Radar
•Sonar
•Datareceivedfromtheautopilot,instruments,the
engineandotherexternalsources.
Yoursystemmaybewiredforredundancywithdata connectionsmadetorepeatdisplays.Howeverthese connectionswillonlybecomeactiveintheeventofa faultand/orreassignmentofthedatamaster.
Inanautopilotsystemwhichdoesnotcontaina dedicatedpilotcontrolheadtheDatamasteralso actsasthecontrolfortheautopilot.
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3.8Partssupplied
Thefollowingpartsaresuppliedwithyourproduct.
1 2
8
13
14
16
17
18
9 10
12
11
3
4 5
6
7
15
x4
x2
x4 x4
D12886-2
1
Multifunctiondisplay
22xDisplaymountingbrackets
3
RCR-2RemoteCardReader
4
MountinggasketforRCR-2
5
Documentpack
6
RCR-2inlaycardx2
7
Suncover
8
4xMountingbolts,washers,locknutsandfeet
9
4xBracketxings
•gS95=M5x25panhead
•gS125andgS165=M5x25countersunk
•gS195=M5x60countersunk
10
4xRCR-2xings(self-tappingscrews)
11
M5x10panheadscrew(notsuppliedwithgS95)
12
M5Wavywasher(foradditionalgroundingstrap)
13
1.5m(4.9ft)Power/Datacable
14
2m(6.6ft)Video/Alarmcable
15Displaymountinggasket
16
2m(6.6ft)RayNetcable
17Auxiliaryalarm
18
1m(3.28ft)SeaT alk
ng
spurcable
HD-SDIadditionalpartssupplied
ThegS195issuppliedwiththefollowingadditional partsforusewiththeHD-SDIconnection.
D13051-2
1 2 3
1Protectiveboot
2
75ohmBNCconnector
4
Cabletiesx2(tosecuretheprotectiveboot)
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3.9Toolsrequiredforinstallation
D12171-2
1
4
5
3
876
2
1.Powerdrill.
2.Jigsaw.
3.Pozidrivescrewdriver.
4.Adhesivetape.
5.Spannerforsurfacemountingorbracket mountingxings.
6.File.
7.Holesawforushmounting(Forholesawsize refertoyourproduct’smountingtemplate).
8.Drillbitforsurfacemountingorushmounting.
AdditionaltoolsforFlushmounting
Forbestresultswhenushmountingthedisplays itisrecommendedthatarouterisusedtocutout therebate.
3.10Selectingalocation
Warning:Potentialignitionsource
ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein hazardous/ammableatmospheres.Do NOTinstallinahazardous/ammable atmosphere(suchasinanengineroom ornearfueltanks).
Generallocationrequirements
Whenselectingalocationforyourproductitis importanttoconsideranumberoffactors.
Keyfactorswhichcanaffectproductperformance are:
•Ventilation
Toensureadequateairow:
–Ensurethatproductismountedina
compartmentofsuitablesize.
–Ensurethatventilationholesarenotobstructed.
Allowadequateseparationofallequipment.
Anyspecicrequirementsforeachsystem componentareprovidedlaterinthischapter.
•Mountingsurface
Ensureproductisadequatelysupportedona securesurface.Donotmountunitsorcutholes inplaceswhichmaydamagethestructureofthe vessel.
•Cabling
Ensuretheproductismountedinalocationwhich allowsproperrouting,supportandconnectionof cables:
–Minimumbendradiusof100mm(3.94in)
unlessotherwisestated.
–Usecableclipstopreventstressonconnectors.
–Ifyourinstallationrequiresmultipleferritesto
beaddedtoacablethenadditionalcableclips shouldbeusedtoensuretheextraweightof thecableissupported.
•Wateringress
Theproductissuitableformountingbothabove andbelowdecks.Althoughtheunitiswaterproof, itisgoodpracticetolocateitinaprotectedarea awayfromprolongedanddirectexposuretorain andsaltspray.
•Electricalinterference
Selectalocationthatisfarenoughawayfrom devicesthatmaycauseinterference,suchas motors,generatorsandradiotransmitters/ receivers.
•Powersupply
Selectalocationthatisascloseaspossibletothe vessel’sDCpowersource.Thiswillhelptokeep cablerunstoaminimum.
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Compasssafedistance
Topreventpotentialinterferencewiththevessel's magneticcompasses,ensureanadequatedistance ismaintainedfromthedisplay.
Whenchoosingasuitablelocationforthe multifunctiondisplayyoushouldaimtomaintainthe maximumpossibledistancebetweenthedisplayand anycompasses.Typicallythisdistanceshouldbeat least1m(3ft)inalldirections.Howeverforsome smallervesselsitmaynotbepossibletolocate thedisplaythisfarawayfromacompass.Inthis situation,thefollowingguresprovidetheminimum safedistancethatshouldbemaintainedbetweenthe displayandanycompasses.
D1220 3-1
200 mm
(7.87 in)
350 mm
(13.8 in)
300 mm (11.8 in
)
700 mm
(27.5 in)
500 mm
(19.7 in)
250 mm
(9.84 in)
1
2
3
4
5
6
Item
Compass positionin relationto display
Minimumsafe distancefrom display
1Top
200mm(7.87in.)
2Rear
500mm(19.7in.)
3Right-handside
350mm(13.8in.)
4Underside
300mm(11.8in.)
5
Front
700mm(27.5in.)
6
Left-handside250mm(9.84in.)
Caution:Mountingsurface requirements
Thisproductisheavy.T opreventpotential damagetotheproductand/oryour vessel,observethefollowingBEFORE installingtheproduct:
•Refertotheweightinformationprovided inthetechnicalspecicationforthis productandensurethattheintended mountingsurfaceissuitableforbearing theweight.
•Ifthemountingsurfaceisnotsuitable fortheproductweight,youmayneedto reinforcethemountingsurface.
•Ifindoubt,refertoaprofessional marineequipmentinstallerforfurther guidance.
GPSlocationrequirements
Inadditiontogeneralguidelinesconcerningthe locationofmarineelectronics,thereareanumber ofenvironmentalfactorstoconsiderwheninstalling equipmentwithaninternalGPSantenna.
Mountinglocation
•AboveDecksmounting:
ProvidesoptimalGPSperformance.(For equipmentwithappropriatewaterproofrating.)
•BelowDecksmounting:
GPSperformancemaybelesseffectiveandmay requireanexternalGPSantennamountedabove decks.
D11537 -2
1
2
3
1
2
3
1.
ThislocationprovidesoptimalGPS performance(abovedecks).
2.
Inthislocation,GPSperformancemaybeless effective.
3.
ThislocationisNOTrecommendedforGPS antenna.
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Vesselconstruction
Theconstructionofyourvesselcanhaveanimpact onGPSperformance.Forexample,theproximity ofheavystructuresuchasastructuralbulkhead, ortheinterioroflargervesselsmayresultina reducedGPSsignal.Beforelocatingequipment withaninternalGPSantennabelowdecks,seek professionalassistanceandconsideruseofan externalGPSantennamountedabovedecks.
Prevailingconditions
Theweatherandlocationofthevesselcanaffectthe GPSperformance.Typicallycalmclearconditions provideforamoreaccurateGPSx.Vesselsat extremenortherlyorsoutherlylatitudesmayalso receiveaweakerGPSsignal.GPSantennamounted belowdeckswillbemoresusceptibletoperformance issuesrelatedtotheprevailingconditions.
EMCinstallationguidelines
Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformto theappropriateElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC) regulations,tominimizeelectromagneticinterference betweenequipmentandminimizetheeffectsuch interferencecouldhaveontheperformanceofyour system
CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMC performanceisnotcompromised.
Note:InareasofextremeEMCinterference, someslightinterferencemaybenoticedonthe product.Wherethisoccurstheproductandthe sourceoftheinterferenceshouldbeseparatedby agreaterdistance.
ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommend thatwhereverpossible:
•Raymarineequipmentandcablesconnectedto itare:
–Atleast1m(3ft)fromanyequipment
transmittingorcablescarryingradiosignalse.g. VHFradios,cablesandantennas.Inthecase ofSSBradios,thedistanceshouldbeincreased to7ft(2m).
–Morethan2m(7ft)fromthepathofaradar
beam.Aradarbeamcannormallybeassumed tospread20degreesaboveandbelowthe radiatingelement.
•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebattery fromthatusedforenginestart.Thisisimportantto preventerraticbehavioranddatalosswhichcan occuriftheenginestartdoesnothaveaseparate battery.
•Raymarinespeciedcablesareused.
•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsois detailedintheinstallationmanual.
Note:Whereconstraintsontheinstallation preventanyoftheaboverecommendations,
alwaysensurethemaximumpossibleseparation betweendifferentitemsofelectricalequipment,to providethebestconditionsforEMCperformance throughouttheinstallation
Viewingangleconsiderations
Asdisplaycontrast,colorandnightmode performanceareallaffectedbytheviewingangle, Raymarinerecommendsyoutemporarilypowerup thedisplaywhenplanningtheinstallation,toenable youtobestjudgewhichlocationgivestheoptimum viewingangle.
LCDorientation
Raymarinemultifunctiondisplays(MFDs)canbe viewedfromwideanglestoptobottomandleftto right.
3
4
2
1
D13119-1
1.Top
2.Bottom
3.Left
4.Right
LCDscanbeorientatedin2directions:
1 2
D13120-1
1.12O’clock—Standardorientation(Inthe12
O’clockorientationtheLCDisbetterviewedfrom toptobottomthanitisfrombottomtotop.)
2.6O’clock—Invertedorientation(Inthe6
O’clockorientationtheLCDisbetterviewedfrom bottomtotopthanitisfromtoptobottom.)
ThetablebelowdetailstheLCDorientationforeach gSSeriesMFD.
MFD
LCD orientationMFD
LCD orientation
gS95 (E70124)
12O’clockgS95INV
(E70183)
6O’clock
gS125 (E70125)
12O’clockgS125INV
(E70184)
6O’clock
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MFD
LCD orientationMFD
LCD orientation
gS165 (E70126)
12O’clockgS165INV
(E70185)
6O’clock
gS195 (E70213)
6O’clock
Productdimensions
A C
D E
B
D12716-2
gS95gS125gS165gS195
A246.8mm
(9.7in)
311.8mm (12.3in)
383.2mm (15in)
433.9mm (17.1in)
B188.2mm
(7.4in)
237.1mm (9.3in)
284.7mm (11.2in)
391.2mm (15.4in)
C
8mm (0.31in)
8mm (0.31in)
8mm (0.31in)
8mm (0.31in)
D69mm
(2.72in)
70mm (2.75in)
69mm (2.72in)
75.9mm (3in)
E114.1mm
(7.8in)
114.1mm (7.8in)
114.1mm (7.8in)
114.1mm (7.8in)
Cardreaderdimensions
A C D F
B
E
D12725-1
A
55mm(2.17in)
B
55mm(2.17in)
C8.5mm(0.33in)
D
36mm(1.4in)
E
39.2mm(1.5in)
F
90mm(3.5in)
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Chapter4:Cablesandconnections
Chaptercontents
•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage32
•4.2gS95/gS125/gS165Connectionsoverviewonpage33
•4.3gS195connectionsoverviewonpage33
•4.4Poweranddata(combined)connectiononpage34
•4.5PoweroverEthernet(PoE)onpage36
•4.6Cardreaderconnectiononpage36
•4.7Auxiliaryalarmconnectiononpage37
•4.8SeaT alk
ng®
connectionsonpage37
•4.9NMEA2000connectiononpage38
•4.10SeaT alkconnectiononpage39
•4.11NMEA0183connection—Power/NMEA/Videocableonpage39
•4.12Gigabitnetworkingonpage40
•4.13Sonarmoduleconnectiononpage41
•4.14Radarnetworkconnectiononpage42
•4.15GNSS/GPSconnectiononpage44
•4.16AISconnectiononpage45
•4.17Fastheadingconnectiononpage45
•4.18Keypadnetworkconnectiononpage46
•4.19Weatherreceiverconnectiononpage46
•4.20Videoconnection—compositeonpage47
•4.21Camera(Video/Alarm)connectiononpage47
•4.22HDMIvideooutputonpage48
•4.23IPCameraconnectiononpage48
•4.24HD-SDIconnection(gS195)onpage49
•4.25Thermalcameraconnectiononpage50
•4.26Fusionnetworkconnectiononpage52
•4.27FusionNMEA2000connectiononpage52
•4.28Mediaplayerconnectiononpage53
•4.29Raymarinemobileappconnectiononpage53
•4.30Bluetoothremotecontrolconnectiononpage54
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4.1Generalcablingguidance
Suppressionferrites
Raymarinecablesmaybettedwithsuppression ferrites.TheseareimportantforcorrectEMC performance.Ifaferritehastoberemovedforany purpose(e.g.installationormaintenance),itmustbe replacedintheoriginalpositionbeforetheproduct isused.
Useonlyferritesofthecorrecttype,suppliedby Raymarineauthorizeddealers.
Whereaninstallationrequiresmultipleferritestobe addedtoacable,additionalcableclipsshouldbe usedtopreventstressontheconnectorsduetothe extraweightofthecable.
Connectionstootherequipment
Requirementforferritesonnon-Raymarinecables
IfyourRaymarineequipmentistobeconnected tootherequipmentusingacablenotsuppliedby Raymarine,asuppressionferriteMUSTalwaysbe attachedtothecableneartheRaymarineunit.
Cabletypesandlength
Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetype andlength
•Unlessotherwisestateduseonlystandardcables ofthecorrecttype,suppliedbyRaymarine.
•Ensurethatanynon-Raymarinecablesareofthe correctqualityandgauge.Forexample,longer powercablerunsmayrequirelargerwiregauges tominimizevoltagedropalongtherun.
Routingcables
Cablesmustberoutedcorrectly,tomaximize performanceandprolongcablelife.
•DoNOTbendcablesexcessively.Wherever possible,ensureaminimumbenddiameterof200 mm(8in)/minimumbendradiusof100mm(4in).
100 mm (4 in)
200 mm (8 in)
•Protectallcablesfromphysicaldamageand exposuretoheat.Usetrunkingorconduitwhere possible.DoNOTruncablesthroughbilgesor doorways,orclosetomovingorhotobjects.
•Securecablesinplaceusingtie-wrapsorlacing twine.Coilanyextracableandtieitoutoftheway.
•Whereacablepassesthroughanexposed bulkheadordeckhead,useasuitablewatertight feed-through.
•DoNOTruncablesneartoenginesoruorescent lights.
Alwaysroutedatacablesasfarawayaspossible from:
•otherequipmentandcables,
•highcurrentcarryingacanddcpowerlines,
•antennae.
Strainrelief
Ensureadequatestrainreliefisprovided.Protect connectorsfromstrainandensuretheywillnotpull outunderextremeseaconditions.
Circuitisolation
Appropriatecircuitisolationisrequiredfor installationsusingbothACandDCcurrent:
•Alwaysuseisolatingtransformersoraseparate power-invertertorunPC’s,processors,displays andothersensitiveelectronicinstrumentsor devices.
•AlwaysuseanisolatingtransformerwithWeather FAXaudiocables.
•Alwaysuseanisolatedpowersupplywhenusing a3rdpartyaudioamplier.
•AlwaysuseanRS232/NMEAconverterwith opticalisolationonthesignallines.
•AlwaysmakesurethatPC’sorothersensitive electronicdeviceshaveadedicatedpowercircuit.
Cableshielding
Ensurethatalldatacablesareproperlyshielded thatthecableshieldingisintact(e.g.hasn’tbeen scrapedoffbybeingsqueezedthroughatightarea).
Networkcableconnectortypes
Thereare2typesofnetworkcableconnector— SeaTalk
hs
andRayNet.
SeaTalk
hs
connector—usedfor
connectingSeaTalk
hs
devicesto aRaymarinenetworkswitchvia SeaTalk
hs
cables.
RayNetconnector—usedfor connectingRaymarinenetwork switchesandSeaTalk
hs
devicesto themultifunctiondisplayviaRayNet cables.Alsorequiredforconnectinga crossovercouplerifonlyonedevice isbeingconnectedtothedisplay's Networkconnector.
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4.2gS95/gS125/gS165Connections overview
Detailsoftheconnectionsavailableonthe multifunctiondisplayareshownbelow.
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1 2 4 5 63
1
SeaTalk
ng
2HDMI
3
3xPoE/RayNetSeaTalk
hs
4
Cardreader
5
Videoin/AlarmOut
6
Power/NMEA0183/Videoin
4.3gS195connectionsoverview
DetailsoftheconnectionsavailableonthegS195 areshownbelow.
D13044-3
7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6
1
SeaTalk
ng
connection
2
HDMIOutput
3
PoE/RayNetSeaT alk
hs
connection
4
Cardreaderconnection
5
AnaloguevideoInput/AlarmOutput
6
Power/NMEA0183/AnaloguevideoInput
7
HD-SDIVideoInput
8
PoE/RayNetSeaT alk
hs
connection
Connectorandcableprotectivecaps
Unusedconnectorsanddisconnectedcablesshould beadequatelyprotectedagainstdamage.
Important:
Therearconnectorsonyourproductarettedwith protectivecapswhichshouldbesecurelytted overanyconnectorsthatarenotgoingtobeused /connected.
Ifanycablesaretobeleftdisconnectedthen, ifavailableusethecablesprotectivecapor insulationtapetoprotectthecableconnector.
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4.4Poweranddata(combined) connection
ThedetailsbelowapplytoMFDsthathavea combinedpower/NMEA/videocable.
RefertotheConnectionsOverviewsectionto establishthepowerconnectionforyourMFD.
D13283-2
2
1
4
5
7
3
8
6
9
1.MFD
2.CombinedPoweranddatacable
3.Connectiontovessel’s12V/24Vdcpower supply
4.Redcable(positive)
5.Fuse
6.Blackcable(negative)
7.Videoinputcable
8.NMEA0183datacables
9.Ground(drain)wire
In-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings
Thefollowingin-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings applytoyourproduct:
In-linefuseratingThermalbreakerrating
15A
15A(ifonlyconnectingone device)
Note:
•Thesuitablefuseratingforthethermalbreaker isdependentonthenumberofdevicesyouare connecting.Ifindoubtconsultanauthorized Raymarinedealer.
•Y ourproduct’spowercablemayhavetted in-linefuse,ifnotthenyoucanaddanin-line fusetothepositivewireofyourproductspower connection.
Powerdistribution
Recommendationsandbestpractice.
•Theproductissuppliedwithapowercable.Only usethepowercablesuppliedwiththeproduct.Do
NOTuseapowercabledesignedfor,orsupplied with,adifferentproduct.
•RefertothePowerconnectionsectionformore informationonhowtoidentifythewiresinyour product’spowercable,andwheretoconnectthem.
•Seebelowformoreinformationonimplementation forsomecommonpowerdistributionscenarios.
Important:Whenplanningandwiring,takeinto considerationotherproductsinyoursystem,some ofwhich(e.g.sonarmodules)mayplacelarge powerdemandpeaksonthevessel’selectrical system.
Note:Theinformationprovidedbelowisfor guidanceonly ,tohelpprotectyourproduct.It coverscommonvesselpowerarrangements,but doesNOTcovereveryscenario.Ifyouareunsure howtoprovidethecorrectlevelofprotection, pleaseconsultanauthorizedRaymarinedealeror asuitablyqualiedprofessionalmarineelectrician.
Implementation—directconnectiontobattery
•Thepowercablesuppliedwithyourproductmay beconnecteddirectlytothevessel'sbattery,viaa suitablyratedfuseorbreaker.
•Thepowercablesuppliedwithyourproductmay NOTincludeaseparatedrainwire.Ifthisisthe case,onlythepowercable’sredandblackwires needtobeconnected.
•IfthesuppliedpowercableisNOTttedwithan inlinefuse,youMUSTtasuitablyratedfuseor breakerbetweentheredwireandthebattery’s positiveterminal.
•Refertotheinlinefuseratingsprovidedinthe product’sdocumentation.
•Ifyouneedtoextendthelengthofthepowercable suppliedwithyourproduct,ensureyouobserve thededicatedPowercableextensionsadvice providedintheproduct’sdocumentation.
D13344-1
A
B
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A
BatteryconnectionscenarioA:suitableforavesselwith acommonRFgroundpoint.Inthisscenario,ifyour product’spowercableissuppliedwithaseparatedrain wirethenitshouldbeconnectedtothevessel’scommon groundpoint.
B
BatteryconnectionscenarioB:suitableforavessel withoutacommongroundingpoint.Inthiscase,ifyour product’spowercableissuppliedwithaseparatedrain wirethenitshouldbeconnecteddirectlytothebattery’s negativeterminal.
Implementation—connectiontodistribution panel
D13348-1
•Alternatively,thesuppliedpowercablemaybe connectedtoasuitablebreakerorswitchonthe vessel'sdistributionpanelorfactory-ttedpower distributionpoint.
•Thedistributionpointshouldbefedfromthe vessel’sprimarypowersourceby8AWG (8.36mm
2
)cable.
•Ideally,allequipmentshouldbewiredtoindividual suitably-ratedthermalbreakersorfuses,with appropriatecircuitprotection.Wherethisisnot possibleandmorethan1itemofequipment sharesabreaker,useindividualin-linefuses foreachpowercircuittoprovidethenecessary protection.
•Inallcases,observetherecommended breaker/fuseratingsprovidedintheproduct’s documentation.
•Ifyouneedtoextendthelengthofthepowercable suppliedwithyourproduct,ensureyouobserve thededicatedPowercableextensionsadvice providedintheproduct’sdocumentation.
Important:Beawarethatthesuitablefuserating forthethermalbreakerorfuseisdependentonthe numberofdevicesyouareconnecting.
Grounding
Ensurethatyouobservetheseparategrounding adviceprovidedintheproduct’sdocumentation.
Moreinformation
Raymarinerecommendsthatbestpracticeis observedinallvesselelectricalinstallations,as detailedinthefollowingstandards:
•BMEACodeofPracticeforElectricaland ElectronicInstallationsinBoats
•NMEA0400InstallationStandard
•ABYCE-11AC&DCElectricalSystemsonBoats
•ABYCA-31BatterychargersandInverters
•ABYCTE-4LightningProtection
Powercableextension
Theproductissuppliedwithapowercable,which canbeextendedifrequired.
•Thepowercableforeachunitinyoursystem shouldberunasaseparate,singlelengthof 2-wirecablefromtheunittothevessel'sbatteryor distributionpanel.
•Raymarinerecommendsaminimumwiregauge of18AWG(0.82mm
2
)foranylengthofcable
extension.
•Foralllengthsofextensiontothepowercable, ensurethereisacontinuousminimumvoltage attheproduct’spowerconnectorof10.8Vwitha fullyatbatteryat11V.
Important:Beawarethatsomeproductsin yoursystem(suchassonarmodules)cancreate voltagepeaksatcertaintimes,whichmayimpact thevoltageavailabletootherproductsduringthe peaks.
Grounding—Dedicateddrainwire
Thepowercablesuppliedwiththisproductincludes adedicatedshield(drain)wireforconnectiontoa vessel'sRFgroundpoint.
ItisimportantthataneffectiveRFgroundis connectedtothesystem.Asinglegroundpoint shouldbeusedforallequipment.Theunitcanbe groundedbyconnectingtheshield(drain)wireof thepowercabletothevessel'sRFgroundpoint. OnvesselswithoutanRFgroundsystemtheshield (drain)wireshouldbeconnecteddirectlytothe negativebatteryterminal.
Thedcpowersystemshouldbeeither:
•Negativegrounded,withthenegativebattery terminalconnectedtothevessel'sground.
•Floating,withneitherbatteryterminalconnected tothevessel'sground
Warning:Productgrounding
Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct, ensureithasbeencorrectlygrounded,in accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.
Warning:Positivegroundsystems
Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhich haspositivegrounding.
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4.5PoweroverEthernet(PoE)
ThisproductcansupplyPoweroverEthernet(PoE) toclass1,2and3devices.Theproductcanoutput amaximumof20WattsforconsumptionbyPoE devices.
ThePoEclassdenotesthepowerrangeofthePoE device.
PoEClassPowerrangeClassdescription
Class1
0.44Wto3.84WVerylowpower
Class2
3.84Wto6.49WLowpower
Class3
6.49Wto12.95WMidpower
Class0
0.44Wto12.95W
-
Note:Theproductwillnotprovidepowertoclass 4devices.
Theproductcanpowerupto3devicesusing theavailablenetwork/PoEportsaslongasthe combinedmaxpowerofthePoEdevicesdoesnot exceed20watts.
WhenaPoEdeviceisconnecteditisinterrogatedto establishifthedeviceisPoEandifsowhatclassof deviceitis.Themaxpowerforthatclassofdevice isthenassignedtothatport(e.g.class2=6.49W) anddeductedfromtheremainingpoweroutput.
Thetablebelowshowsacceptablecongurations ofPoEdevices.
Class1(3.84 W)
Class2(6.49 W)
Class3/ Class0 (12.95W)
Totalpower used
13.84W
27.68W
311.52W
16.49W
212.98W
319.47W
1110.33W
2114.17W
1216.82W
112.95W
1116.79W
1119.44W
Note:Aclass0deviceshallbeassignedthesame powerallocationasaclass3device.
Note:IfaPoEdeviceisconnectedthatwilltake thetotalassignedpowerover20Wthedevicewill notbepowered.
4.6Cardreaderconnection
Thecardreadermustbeconnecteddirectlytothe dedicatedcardreaderconnectorontherearofthe display.
Note:Donotusecableextensionswhen connectingthecardreadertothedisplay.
D12698-1
1
2
•Multifunctiondisplay.
•Cardreader.
Note:Thecardreadermustbeconnecteddirectly tothedisplay.
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4.7Auxiliaryalarmconnection
TheauxiliaryalarmcanbeconnectedtotheVideoin /Alarmoutconnectorofthemultifunctiondisplay.
RefertotheConnectionsoverviewsectionto establishifyourMFDhasanAlarmoutconnection.
D12806-3
1
3
4
2
1.Auxiliaryalarm
2.MFD
3.Connection—WiresshouldbeconnectedBlack toBlackandRedtoPurple
4.VideoIn/Alarmoutcable
Theauxiliaryalarmtocableconnectionshouldbe madeusingsuitableconnectors(e.g.crimps).To preventdamageduetowateringressensurethe connectioniswatertight.
4.8SeaTalk
ng®
connections
TheMFDcanconnecttoaSeaTalk
ng®
backbone.
SeaTalk
ng®
canbeusedtocommunicatewith:
•SeaTalk
ng®
instruments
•SeaT alkSeaT alk
ng®
autopilots
•SeaTalkequipmentviatheoptionalSeaTalkto
SeaTalk
ng®
converter
•NMEA2000equipmentviaoptionalDeviceNet
adaptorcables
TypicalSeaT alk
ng®
system
00
D12176-5
12 V / 24 V dc
1
2
6
9
10
8
7
3
4
5
1.SeaTalk
ng®
instrument
2.SeaTalk
ng®
pilotcontrolhead
3.iTC-5converter
4.Windtransducer
5.MFD
6.Powersupply
7.SeaTalk
ng®
autopilot
8.iTC-5converter
9.Depthtransducer
10.Speedtransducer
FordetailsofSeaT alk
ng
cablingpleasereferto
Chapter12Sparesandaccessories.
SeaTalk
ng
powerrequirements
TheSeaTalk
ng
busrequiresa12Vpowersupply.
Powermaybeprovidedfrom:
•Raymarineequipmentwitharegulated12Vpower supply(forexample,aSmartPilotSPXcourse computer);or:
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•Othersuitable12Vpowersupply.
Note:SeaTalk
ng
doesNOTsupplypowerto multifunctiondisplaysandotherequipmentwitha dedicatedpowersupplyinput.
4.9NMEA2000connection
ThedisplaycanreceivedatafromNMEA2000 devices(e.g.datafromcompatibleengines).The
NMEA2000connectionismadeusingSeaTalk
ng®
andappropriateadaptorcables.
YoucanEITHER:
•UseyourSeaTalk
ng®
backboneandconnecteach
NMEA2000deviceonaspur ,OR
•connectthedisplayonaspurintoanexisting
NMEA2000backbone.
Important:Y oucannothave2backbones
connectedtogether.
ConnectingNMEA2000equipmenttothe SeaTalk
ng®
backbone
NMEA 2000
12 V dc
D12174-3
1 3
4
SeaTalk
ng
2
1.12Vsupplyintobackbone
2.MFD
3.NMEA2000device
4.SeaTalk
ng®
toDeviceNetadaptorcable
ConnectingthedisplaytoanexistingNMEA2000 (DeviceNet)backbone
D12175-3
32
4
1
1.MFD
2.SeaTalk
ng®
toDeviceNetadaptorcable
3.DeviceNetbackbone
4.NMEA2000equipment
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4.10SeaTalkconnection
YoucanconnectSeaTalkdevicestoyourMFDusing theoptionalSeaTalktoSeaTalk
ng®
converter.
D12265-2
SeaTalk
ng
SeaTalk
1
2
3
1.SeaTalkdevice
2.SeaTalktoSeaTalk
ng®
converter
3.MFD
4.11NMEA0183connection— Power/NMEA/Videocable
NMEA0183devicescanbeconnecteddirectlyto MFDswithacombinedPower/NMEA Videocable.
RefertotheConnectionOverviewsectionto establishtheNMEA0183connectionmethodfor yourMFD.
D13285-2
61 2 3 4 5
11
7 8 9 10
12
NMEA DEVICE
4800 / 38400 baud
NMEA DEVICE
4800 / 38400 baud
2NMEA0183portsareavailable:
•Port1:Inputandoutput,4800or38400baudrate.
•Port2:Inputonly,4800or38400baudrate.
Thebaudrateforeachinputportmustbespeciedin theSystemSettingsmenu(Homescreen>Set-up
>SystemSettings>NMEASet-up>NMEAInput Port).
Note:ForPort1,boththeinputandoutput
communicateatthesamebaudrate.Forexample, ifyouhaveoneNMEA0183deviceconnectedto Port1INPUT ,andanotherNMEA0183device connectedtoPort1OUTPUT ,bothNMEAdevices mustusethesamebaudrate.
Youcanconnectupto4devicestothedisplay's outputportand2devicestothedisplay'sinputports.
Ite­mDevice
Cable colorPort
Input/ output
Posi­tive(+) /nega­tive(-)
1White1InputPositive
2
Green
1InputNega-
tive
3Yellow1
Output
Positive
4Brown1
Output
Nega­tive
Multifunc­tiondis­play
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Ite­mDevice
Cable colorPort
Input/ output
Posi­tive(+) /nega­tive(-)
5
Orange/ white
2InputPositive
6
Orange/ green
2InputNega-
tive
7
**Output
Positive
8
**Output
Nega­tive
9
**
InputPositive
10
NMEA device
**
InputNega-
tive
11
**Output
Positive
12
NMEA device
**Output
Nega­tive
Note:*Refertoinstructionsprovidedwiththe NMEA0183device.
NMEA0183cable
YoucanextendtheNMEA0183wireswithinthe suppliedpoweranddatacable.
Datacableextension
Totallength(max)Cable
Upto5mHighqualitydatacable:
•2xtwistedpairwithoverall shield.
•50to75pF/mcapacitance coretocore.
4.12Gigabitnetworking
ItisrecommendedthatMFDswithgigabit(1000 Mbits/s)networkportsaredaisy-chainedtogether. OneoftheMFDsshouldthenbeconnectedtothe networkusingtheGigabitportofaRayNetnetwork switch.ThiswillensurethattheMFDsfullyutilize theavailablebandwidth.
D13339-1
Pleaserefertoyourproduct’sTechnicalspecication toestablishthespeedofyourMFDsnetworkports.
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4.13Sonarmoduleconnection
Externalsonarmodulescanbeconnecteddirectlyto thedisplay’snetworkconnectionorcanbeconnected totheSeaTalk
hs
network,viaaRaymarine
®
network
switch.
2connectionsarerequired:
•Networkconnection—transmitsthesonardata toacompatibleRaymarine
®
MFD.
•Transducerconnection—Internalandexternal sonarmodulesrequireconnectiontoacompatible transducer.Internal600WandinternalCHIRP
DownVision
TM
sonarvariantdisplaysfeaturea built-inmodule,enablingacompatibletransducer tobeconnecteddirectlytothedisplay .
Networkconnection
Multiplesonarmodulescanbeconnectedtothe samenetwork.
SeaTalk
hs
/ RayNet
SeaTalk
hs
/ RayNet
SeaTalk
hs
/ RayNet
D12975-2
2
4
3
5
3
3
1
1.MFD
2.Raymarine
®
networkswitch
3.RayNetnetworkcables
4.Sonarmodule1(e.g.CHIRPsonarmodule)
5.Sonarmodule2(e.g.CHIRPDownVision
TM
sonarmodule)
Importantsoftwarerequirementsformultiple sonarsystems
Ifyoursystemincludesmorethanonesourceof sonardatayoumustensurethatanyCP300or CP450Csonarmodulesarerunningsoftwareversion v4.04orlater.
Thisappliestosystemswhichinclude:
•AnynumberofMFD(s)withaninternalsonar moduleplusaCP300and/orCP450Csonar module;or
•NoMFD(s)withaninternalsonarmodule,but morethanoneCP300orCP450Csonarmodule.
ThisdoesNOTapplytoanysystemsthatdoNOT includeaCP300orCP450Csonarmodule.
Note:Forsoftwaredownloadsandinstructions onhowtoupdatethesoftwareforyourproduct(s), visitwww.raymarine.com/software.
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4.14Radarnetworkconnection
RadarunitsareconnectedtotheSeaTalk
hs
network,
usuallyviaaRaymarine
®
networkswitch.On smallersystemstheRadarmaybeconnected directlytothedisplay’snetworkconnection.
Radarconnectedvianetworkswitch
D12252-3
4
2
1
5
6
3
1.Radarscanner
2.Raymarine
®
networkswitch
3.MFD
4.RayNetRadarcable
5.VCM(VoltageConverterModule)—(required
forOpenArrays)
6.Powerconnection
Radarconnecteddirectlytothedisplay
D12253-3
4
1
2
3
1.Radarscanner
2.MFD
3.NetworkconnectiontoMFD(RayNetRadar
cable)
4.Powerconnection
Note:OpenarrayscannersrequireaVCM.
RJ45SeaTalk
hs
Radarcableconnection
ToconnectaRadarusinganRJ45SeaTalk
hs
Radar
cableadditionalaccessoriesarerequired.
1
2
3
4
D12884-2
1.RJ45SeaT alk
hs
Radarcable
2.MFD
3.NetworkconnectiontoMFD(RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk
hs
adaptorcable)
4.SeaTalk
hs
crossovercoupler
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Radarcableextension
ForlongercablerunsaRadarpoweranddatadigitalcableextensionisrequired.
D1225 4-1
1 42
3
1.Radarextensioncable.
2.Radarpoweranddatadigitalcable.
3.Raymarine
®
networkswitch(orcrossovercouplerifconnectingRadardirectlytodisplay).
4.RayNetcable(orRayNettoSeaTalk
hs
cable,ifconnectingviaacrossovercoupler)
Note:ThepowerconnectionisNOTshowninthediagram.IfusinganOpenArrayscanneraVCM (VoltageConverterModule)mustbeconnectedbetweenthescannerandthepowersupply.
ForfurtherinformationregardingRadarinstallation(includingpowerconnectionsandmounting),refertothe installationinstructionssuppliedwiththeRadar.
Digitalradarcables
Youwillneedadedicatedradarpoweranddata digitalcableandappropriatenetworkcablesto connectyourscannertoyoursystem.
ConnectionRequiredcable
Radarscannertopower supplyandRaymarine networkswitch.
Poweranddatadigital cable.Forlongercableruns, extensionsareavailableina varietyoflengths.
Raymarinenetworkswitchto multifunctiondisplay.
Networkcables,availablein avarietyofcablelengths.
SeaTalk
hs
Radarpoweranddatadigital
cables
Thesecablescontainthewiresforascanner'spower anddataconnections.
CablePartnumber
RJ45SeaTalk
hs
5m(16.4ft)
Poweranddatadigitalcable
A55076D
RJ45SeaT alk
hs
10m(32.8ft)
Poweranddatadigitalcable
A55077D
RJ45SeaT alk
hs
15m(49.2ft)
Poweranddatadigitalcable
A55078D
RJ45SeaT alk
hs
25m(82.0ft)
Poweranddatadigitalcable
A55079D
Note:Themaximumlengthfortheradarpower anddatadigitalcable(includinganyextensions) is25m(82ft).
RayNetRadarpoweranddatadigitalcables
Thesecablescontainthewiresforascanner'spower anddataconnections.
CablePartnumber
RayNet5m(16.4ft)Power anddatadigitalcable
A80227
RayNet10m(32.8ft)Power anddatadigitalcable
A80228
RayNet15m(49.2ft)Power anddatadigitalcable
A80229
RayNet25m(82.0ft)Power anddatadigitalcable
A80230
Note:Themaximumlengthfortheradarpower anddatadigitalcable(includinganyextensions) is25m(82ft).
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Radarpoweranddatadigitalextension cables
Thesecablesextendthepoweranddatadigital cablesforascanner'spoweranddataconnections.
CablePartnumber
2.5m(8.2ft)Poweranddata digitalcable
A92141D
5m(16.4ft)Poweranddata digitalcable
A55080D
10m(32.8ft)Poweranddata digitalcable
A55081D
Note:Themaximumlengthfortheradarpower anddatadigitalcable(includinganyextensions) is25m(82ft).
4.15GNSS/GPSconnection
Dependingondisplayvariant,yourmultifunction displaymayincludeaninternalGNSSorGPS receiver.Ifrequiredthemultifunctiondisplaycan alsobeconnectedtoanexternalGNSS/GPS receiver,usingSeaTalk
ng®
orNMEA0183.
GNSS/GPSconnection—SeaTalk
ng®
D12261-2
SeaTalk
ng
1
3
2
1.MFD
2.SeaTalk
ng®
connectiontoMFD.
3.SeaTalk
ng®
GNSS/GPSreceiver.
AnNMEA0183GNSS/GPSreceivercanbe connectedtotheMFDbyfollowingthedetails providedinsection4.1 1NMEA0183connection
—Power/NMEA/Videocableandtheinstallation
instructionsprovidedwiththeunit.
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4.16AISconnection
AcompatibleAISunitcanbeconnectedusing
SeaTalk
ng®
orNMEA0183.
ConnectionusingSeaTalk
ng®
D12263-2
SeaTalk
ng
1
3
2
1.MFD
2.SeaTalk
ng®
connectiontoMFD.
3.SeaTalk
ng®
AISreceiver/transceiver.
AnAISunitcanbeconnectedtotheMFDby followingthedetailsprovidedinsection4.11NMEA
0183connection—Power/NMEA/Videocableand
theinstallationinstructionsprovidedwiththeunit.
4.17Fastheadingconnection
IfyouwishtouseMARPA(radartargetacquisition) functionsonyourmultifunctiondisplayyouneed either:
•Anautopilotconnectedtothemultifunctiondisplay viaSeaT alk
ng
orNMEA0183.Thecompassis connectedtothecoursecomputerandcalibrated viathepilotcontrolhead;or:
•ARaymarineorthird-partyfastheadingsensor connectedtothemultifunctiondisplayviaNMEA
0183.
Note:PleasecontactyourdealerorRaymarine technicalsupportformoreinformation.
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4.18Keypadnetworkconnection
Raymarine
®
remotekeypads(e.g.theRMK-9)
canbeconnecteddirectlytothedisplay’snetwork connectionorcanbeconnectedtotheSeaTalk
hs
network,viaaRaymarine
®
networkswitch.
Multiplekeypadscanbeconnectedtoasystem,with eachkeypadcapableofcontrollingupto4MFDs.
D12694-3
4
1
2
3
1.MFD
2.NetworkconnectiontoMFDorRaymarine
®
networkswitch(RayNetcable)
3.RMK-9Keypad
4.Alternatepowerconnection(Rightangledpower cable)
Note:
a.Whenconnectingthekeypaddirectlyto
theMFD,unlesstheMFDiscapableof providingpoweroverethernetthekeypad mustbepoweredseparately,usingthe alternatepowerconnection.
b.Whenconnectingthekeypadviaanetwork
switchthekeypadmustbepowered separately,usingthealternatepower connection.
Forfurtherinformationregardingkeypadinstallation (includingpowerconnectionandmounting),referto theinstallationinstructionssuppliedwiththekeypad.
Onceconnectedthekeypadmustbepairedwiththe eachMFDyouwantittocontrol.
4.19Weatherreceiverconnection
ASiriusXMweatherreceivercanbeconnected directlytothedisplay’snetworkconnectionorcan beconnectedtotheSeaTalk
hs
network,viaa
Raymarine
®
networkswitch.
SeaTalk
hs
/ RayNet
0
000
0
AUDIO
0
0
ANTENNA
NETWORK
0
POWER
0
0
D12902-3
1
2
1.Raymarineweatherreceiver
2.MFD
ForinformationonconnectinganSR50using SeaTalk
ng
pleasereferto82257–SR50operation whichcanbedownloadedfromtheRaymarine website:www.raymarine.com.
Forfurtherinformationregardingweatherreceiver installation(includingpowerconnectionand mounting),refertotheinstallationinstructions suppliedwiththeweatherreceiver.
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4.20Videoconnection—composite
AnalogcamerascanbeconnecteddirectlytoMFDs thathaveacompositevideoinputconnection.
RefertotheConnectionOverviewsectionto establishifyourMFDhasacompositevideoinput.
MFDsthatdonothaveacompositevideoinput connectioncanonlybeconnectedtoIPcameras.
D12178-3
3
4
2
1
1.MFD
2.ConnectiontoMFD(Power/NMEA/Videocable)
3.BNCvideoconnector
4.Camera(videosource)
Examplesofothervideosourcesthatyoucan connecttothevideoinputconnection:
•Thermalcamera
•DVDplayer
•Portablemediaplayer
Note:Tolistentoaudio,anyconnectedplayerwill requireexternalspeakerstobeconnectedtothe player’saudiooutput.
Videospecication
SignaltypeComposite
Format
PALorNTSC
ConnectortypeBNC(female)
Outputresolution
720p
4.21Camera(Video/Alarm)connection
Acameraoravideodevicecanbeconnected directlyyourMFDusingthededicatedVideo/alarm connector.
Video/alarmconnectorvideoinput
D12915-2
3
1
2
1.Videosource(e.g.videocamera)
2.MFD
3.Video/alarmcable(supplied)
Note:T olistentoamovie’saudiotrack,any connectedDVDordigitalvideoplayerwillrequire speakerstobeconnectedtotheplayersaudio output.
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4.22HDMIvideooutput
IfyourMFDhasaHDMIoutputconnectionthe MFD’sscreencanbeoutputtoanexternaldisplay.
RefertotheConnectionOverviewsectionto establishifyourMFDhasaHDMIoutput.
D12916-2
3
2
1
1.MFD
2.Externaldisplay(Seenotebelow)
3.Raymarine5m(16.4ft)HDMIvideooutputcable (A80219)
Note:
1.Theexternaldisplayyouareconnectingto mustsupportthe720pstandardtoenableyou toviewthemultifunctiondisplayscreenonthe externaldisplay.Themultifunctiondisplay’s videooutputresolutionisxedat720p.
2.TheHDMIcablemustonlybeconnectedtoan externaldisplaythatiselectricallyisolatedfrom thevessel’sdcpowersupply(i.ethescreen andthe0Voftheexternaldisplay’sHDMI connectormustnothaveadirectconnection tothevessel’sdcpowersupply).
ForfurtherassistancepleasecontactRaymarine technicalsupport.
4.23IPCameraconnection
Raymarine
®
IPcamerascanbeconnected
directlytothedisplay’snetworkconnectionorcan beconnectedtotheSeaTalk
hs
network,viaa
Raymarine
®
networkswitch.
Thenetworkconnectiontransmitsthevideosignalto acompatibleRaymarine
®
MFD.
IPcameradirectconnection
D12592-5
3
4
21
1.MFD
2.CAM200IP
3.RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk
hs
adaptorcable
4.Ethernetcoupler(R32142)
IPcameranetworkconnection
D12593-5
4
3
2
5
5
5
5
3 3
3
4
4
4
1
1.MFD
2.Raymarine
®
networkswitch
3.RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk
hs
adaptorcable
4.Ethernetcoupler(R32142)
5.CAM200IP
Important:IfyourIPcamera(s)arenotdetected byyourmultifunctiondisplay ,trypowercycling theIPcamera(s)whilstleavingyourmultifunction displaypoweredup.
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Forfurtherinformationregardingcamerainstallation (includingpowerconnectionandmounting),referto theinstallationinstructionssuppliedwiththecamera.
IPcameraguidance
Raymarine
®
MFDsarecapableofdisplayingIP
camerafeeds.Whilstthird-partyIPcamerasmay work,Raymarine
®
highlyrecommendsonlyusing
Raymarine
®
IPcamerassuchastheCAM200IP.
Asguidanceanythird-partyIPcameramustconform tothefollowing:
•ThecameramustsupportH.264compressionand RTSP(RealtimeStreamingProtocol).
•ThecameramustbeONVIFcompliant
•Thecameramustbecapableofandbesetupto allowunauthenticatedanonymousaccess
•Thecameramustbecapableofandbesetupto assignanIPaddressautomaticallyviaDHCP
•Thecameraresolutionmustbesettonohigher than720p
Thecamerasettingsmustbecheckedandif necessaryadjustedusingaPCandthesoftware suppliedwiththecamera,priortoaddingthecamera totheSeaTalk
hs
network.
Important:Raymarine
®
doesnotguarantee
compatibilitywiththird-partyIPcameras.
4.24HD-SDIconnection(gS195)
ThegS195includesaHighDenitionSerialDigital Interface(HD-SDI),whichcanbeusedtoviewa compatiblevideosourceusingthemultifunction display’sCameraapplication.
D13045-2
31
2
1.HD-SDIcamera
2.HD-SDIinputdatacable
3.gS195multifunctiondisplay
Note:Ifyourcameraorexternaldisplaydonot haveastandardBNCconnectionthenathirdparty adaptorand/orconvertermayberequired.
TheHD-SDIinterfaceconnectionsuseBNC connectors.ItisrecommendedthatBelden 1694Acable(notsupplied)andthesuppliedBNC connectorsshouldbeusedtocreatethedata cablesrequiredforconnectingthecameratothe multifunctiondisplay .
HD-SDIcameraconnection
ThesuppliedBNCconnectorsandbootkitshould beusedwhenconnectingacamerausingtheunits HD-SDIinterface.
Whenmakingthedatacablesthecableshouldbe fedthroughthebootrstbeforeattachingtheBNC connectortotheendofthecable.Itmaybepossible topushthebootovertheBNCconnectorandonto thecable,howevercaremustbetakennottosplit theprotectiveboot.
HD-SDIconnection
1 2 3
D13046-3
1.75ohmBNCconnector(Supplied)
2.Boot(Supplied)
3.Datacable(notsupplied)
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Connectingthedatacable
FollowthestepsbelowtoconnectyourHD-SDIdata cabletothemultifunctiondisplay.
1
3
2
4
D13048-3
1.EnsuretheBNCconnectoriscorrectlyorientated.
2.FullyinserttheBNCconnectorintotherelevant HD-SDIconnectiononthebackofyour multifunctiondisplayandturnthelockingcollar clockwiseuntillockedintoposition.
3.PushtheprotectivebootovertheBNCconnector andHD-SDIconnectiononthebackofthe display.
4.Use2cableties(supplied)tosecurethe protectivebootovertheconnection.
Protectingdisconnectedcables
IfaBNCcableistobeleftdisconnectedthenthe protectivecapshouldbesecuredtotheendofthe boot.
1 2 3
D13050-1
1.DisconnectedtheBNCcablefromthe multifunctiondisplay .
2.Pushthebootoverthecapasshownbelow.
3.Itisrecommendedthatacabletiebeusedto securetheboottothecap.
HD-SDImaximumcablelength
Themaximumrecommendedcablelengthisshown below.
HD-SDIinputcable50m(164ft.)
4.25Thermalcameraconnection
Thermalcamerascanbeconnecteddirectlytothe display’snetworkconnectionorcanbeconnectedto theSeaTalk
hs
network,viaaRaymarine
®
network
switch. 2connectionsarerequired:
•Networkconnection—requiredtocontrolthe thermalcameraviaacompatibleRaymarine
®
MFDoroptionalJoystickControlUnit(JCU).
•Videoconnection—transmitsthecomposite videosignaltoacompatibleRaymarine
®
MFD.
Note:TheThermalcameracanonlybeconnected toMFDswithaVideoinputconnection.
T200Seriesconnection
D12839-2
3
2
1
4 5 6
7
1.MFD
2.Thermalcamera
3.PoweroverEthernet(PoE)Injector
4.RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk
hs
adaptorcable
5.NetworkconnectiontoMFD(RayNet)
6.VideoconnectiontoMFD(compositevideo)
7.Videocable
T300/T400Seriesconnection.
SeaTalk
hs
/ RayNet
SeaTalk
hs
/ RayNet
SeaTalk
hs
/ RayNet
D12260-2
6
7
4
9
32
1
5
8
10
1.MFD
2.VideoconnectiontoMFD(compositevideo)
3.NetworkconnectiontoMFD(RayNetcable)
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4.Raymarine
®
networkswitch
5.Videocable
6.RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk
hs
adaptorcables
7.PoE(PoweroverEthernet)injector(only requiredifusingtheoptionalJCU)
8.Thermalcamera
9.JoystickControlUnit(JCU),optional
10.Ethernetcoupler(R32142)
Important:
•Y oucanonlyviewthethermalcameraimageon themultifunctiondisplaytowhichthecamerais physicallyconnected.Ifyouwanttoviewthe thermalcameraimageonmorethan1display youmustobtainasuitablethird-partyvideo distributionunit.
•Y oucancontrolthethermalcamerausingany multifunctionaldisplayconnectedtothesame network.TheJoystickControlUnit(JCU)is optional,butcanbeusedinconjunctionwith multifunctionaldisplaystocontrolthethermal cameraifrequired.
•“Dualpayload”thermalcamerasinclude2 independentlenses;1forthermal(infrared)and 1forvisiblelight.Ifyouonlyhave1displayyou shouldonlyconnectthevideocablelabelled “VIS/IR”(visiblelight/infrared)tothedisplay.If youhave2ormoredisplaysyoushouldconnect 1cabletoeachdisplay .
Forfurtherinformationregardingthermalcamera installation(includingpowerconnectionand mounting),refertotheinstallationinstructions suppliedwiththecamera.
Thermalcameracables
Cablingrequirementsforthermalcameras.
Cameratonetworkswitch
Anetworkpatchcableisrequiredtoconnectthe cameratothenetworkswitch.Theconnectionis madebetweenthecameracabletailandthenetwork switchviathecoupler(suppliedwiththecamera). Networkpatchcablesareavailableinavarietyof lengths.
JoystickControlUnit(JCU)
AnEthernet(withpower)cableisusedtoconnectthe JCU.TheJCUissuppliedwitha1.5m(5ft)Ethernet cableforthisconnection.Ifyourequireadifferent lengthcontactyourdealerforsuitablecables.
PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injectortonetwork switch
Anetworkpatchcableisrequiredforconnectingthe PoEinjectortothenetworkswitch.Networkpatch cablesareavailableinavarietyoflengths.
Videocables
Videocablesarenotsuppliedwiththeproduct. Pleasecontactyourdealerforsuitablecablesand adaptors.
RaymarinerecommendstheuseofaBNC terminatedRG5975ohm(orbetter)coaxialcable.
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4.26Fusionnetworkconnection
Fusion700and750Seriesmarineentertainment systemscanbeconnecteddirectlytothedisplay’s networkconnectionorcanbeconnectedtothe
SeaTalk
hs
network,viaaRaymarine
®
network switch.TheFusionentertainmentsystemcanbe controlledbyanyMFDconnectedtothesame network.
MultipleFusionunitscanbeconnectedtothesame network.
D12741-2
1
2 3 4
1.MFD
2.NetworkconnectiontoMFD(RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk
hs
adaptorcable)
3.Fusionethernetconnection
4.Fusionunit
Note:TheMFDshouldalwaysbepoweredfroma separatebreakerandbepoweredonbeforeany otherconnecteddevices.
Forfurtherinstallationinformation,refertothe installationinstructionssuppliedwiththeunit.
4.27FusionNMEA2000connection
CompatibleFusionNMEA2000marine entertainmentsystemscanbeconnectedtothe
SeaTalk
ng®
backbone.TheFusionentertainment
systemcanbecontrolledbyanycompatibleMFD connectedtothesamebackbone.
MultipleFusionunitscanbeconnectedtothesame backbone.
D13325-1
2
3
4
5
1
1.MFD
2.NMEA2000Fusionunit
3.FusionNMEA2000connection
4.SeaTalk
ng®
toDeviceNetfemaleadaptorcable
(A06045)
5.SeaTalk
ng®
backbone
Note:TheMFDshouldalwaysbepoweredfroma separatebreakerandbepoweredonbeforeany otherconnecteddevices.
Forfurtherinstallationinformation,refertothe installationinstructionssuppliedwiththeunit.
CompatibleFusionunits
ThetablebelowdetailstheFusionentertainment systemsthatarecompatiblewithRaymarine
®
LightHouse
TM
poweredMFDs.
Fusionunit
NMEA2000 connection
SeaTalk
hs
connection
650Series
700Series
750Series
RA205Series
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4.28Mediaplayerconnection
YoucanuseyourMFDtocontrolaBluetoothmedia player(suchasasmartphone).
Themediaplayermustbecompatiblewiththe Bluetooth2.1+EDRpowerclass1.5(supported prole:AVRCP1.0)orhigher.
D12164-3
1 32
1.MFD
2.Bluetoothconnection
3.Bluetoothmediaplayer
Tousethisfeatureyoumustrst:
•EnableBluetoothintheSystemSettingsonthe MFD.
•EnableBluetoothonthemediaplayerdevice.
•PairthemediaplayerdevicewiththeMFD.
•EnableAudioControlintheSystemSettingson theMFD.
•ConnectanRCU-3remoteandassigntheshortcut keytoStart/Stopaudioplayback(Onlyrequiredon MFDthatdonothaveatouchscreen).
Note:Ifyourmediaplayerdoesnotincludebuilt-in speakersitmaybenecessarytoconnectthemedia player'saudiooutputtoanexternalaudiosystem orapairofheadphones.Formoreinformation refertotheinstructionsthataccompanythemedia playerdevice.
4.29Raymarinemobileappconnection
Youcanusecompatibletabletandsmartphone devicesasawirelessrepeatdisplayorremote controlforyourmultifunctiondisplay.
Raymarineappsallowyoutostreamand/orcontrol, remotelywhatyouseeonyourmultifunctiondisplay toacompatibledevice,usingaWi-Ficonnection.
Tousethisfeatureyoumustrst:
•Ensureyourdeviceiscompatiblewiththeappyou wishtouse.
•DownloadandinstalltherelevantRaymarineapp, availablefromtherelevantmarketstore.
•EnableWi-FiintheSystemSettingsonthe multifunctiondisplay .
•EnableWi-Fionyourcompatibledevice.
•SelecttheRaymarineWi-Ficonnectionfromthe listofavailableWi-Finetworksonyourcompatible device.
•EnabletherelevantMobileappintheSystem Settingsmenuonthemultifunctiondisplay.
Note:ThemultifunctiondisplayactsasaWi-Fi accesspoint.Ifyourdevicealreadyconnectsto anaccesspointfore-mailandinternetyoumust revertyouraccesspointbacktoregainaccessto e-mailsandinternet.
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4.30Bluetoothremotecontrolconnection
Youcancontrolthemultifunctiondisplaywirelessly usingaRaymarineremotecontrolunit.
TheremotecontrolusesaBluetoothwireless connection.
D12163-3
1 32
1.Multifunctiondisplay
2.Bluetoothconnection
3.RaymarineBluetoothremotecontrol(for example,RCU-3)
Tousetheremotecontrolyoumustrst:
•EnableBluetoothintheSystemSettingsonthe
multifunctiondisplay
•Pairtheremotecontrolunitwiththemultifunction
display
Operatingprinciples
Remotecontroloperatingprinciples.
•Only1multifunctiondisplaymaybeoperatedby
aremotecontrolunitatanyonetime.Youcannot pairamultifunctiondisplaytomorethan1remote controlatthesametime.
•The3buttonsontheremotecontrolunithave
differentfunctionsdependingontheCONTEXTin whichyouareusingit.Forexample,inthechart applicationthebuttonscontroldifferentfunctions thantheydointhehomescreen.
•Allfunctionsareaccessedusingacombinationof
the3buttons.Forsomefunctionsyoumustpress abuttonMOMENTARILY .YoucanalsoHOLD abuttonforcontinuousresponse(forexample, continuousranginginthechartapplication).
•Themainmethodsofoperationinvolvetheuse
oftheUPandDOWN“arrow”buttonstohighlight differenton-screenoptions.TheSHORTCUT buttonisusedtoselect(execute)them.
•Duringthepairingprocessyoumustdenewhich
ofthearrowbuttonsyouwanttobethe“UP” button.
•TheSHORTCUTbuttoniscustomizableandcan
beconguredtooperateoneofanumberof functions,usingtheSystemSettingsmenuon yourmultifunctiondisplay.
PairingtheremoteandconguringtheUP andDOWNbuttons
Theremotecontrolunitmustbe“paired”withthe multifunctiondisplaythatyouwanttocontrol.On yourmultifunctiondisplay,withthehomescreen displayed:
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectWirelessConnections.
4.SelectBluetooth>On.
5.SelectNewBluetoothConnection.
Apop-upmessagewillbedisplayedtoconrm thatthedeviceyouareconnectingtois discoverable.
6.SelectOktoconrm.
Alistofdiscovereddevicesisdisplayed.
7.Onyourremotecontrolunit,holddowntheUP
andDOWNbuttonstogetherfor10seconds.
8.Selecttheremotecontrolunitinthelistof devices.
9.Whenprompted,pressthearrowbuttononyour remotethatyouwishtobeconguredastheUP button.Theotherarrowbuttonwillautomatically beconguredastheDOWNbutton.
Ifthepairingwassuccessfula“PairingSuccess” messagewillbedisplayed.Ifa“PairingFailure” or“PairingTimeout”messageisdisplayed, repeatsteps1to8.
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Remotecontrolfunctions
Range
Buttons
Pair
Select
or
D12051-3
Arrow buttons
Shortcut button
ButtonApplicationwherefunctionavailable:
Defaultfunctions:Chart
Radar
Fishnder
WeatherHome-
screen
Range/zoom.•PressUPorDOWN
arrowformomentary response.
•HoldUPorDOWN
arrowforcontinuous response.
Openhomescreen.Shortcut:Hold
Selectapplication inhomescreen (inleft-to-right, top-to-bottomorder).
•PressUPorDOWN arrowformomentary response.
•HoldUPorDOWN arrowforcontinuous response.
Togglemenuitemsand optionsindialogsand prompts(inleft-to-right, top-to-bottomorder).
•PressUPorDOWN arrowformomentary response.
•HoldUPorDOWN arrowforcontinuous response.
Placewaypointat vesselposition.
Shortcut
Mediaplayercontrol (requiresaBluetooth mediaplayerpaired tothemultifunction display).
•PressUP/DOWN arrowfornext/ previoustrack.
•PressSHORTCUT buttonforplay/ pause.
Customizablefunctions:
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ButtonApplicationwherefunctionavailable:
Openhomescreen.SHORTCUT
Switchactive application(only availablewhenmultiple applicationsare displayed).
SHORTCUT
ReconnectingtheRCU
1.WhenyoupairtheRCU-3withamultifunction displayawirelessconnectionisestablished.
D13326-1
2.Whenyoupoweroffthemultifunctiondisplay itlosesitsconnectionwiththeRCU-3after10 minutes.
D13327-1
>
10 Minutes
=
10
15
20
25
30
Minutes
35
40
45
50
55
60
5
3.T orestoretheconnectionbetweenthe2units, pressandholdanybuttonontheRCU-3forat least3seconds.
D13328-1
=
3 Seconds
10
15
20
25
30
Seconds
35
40
45
50
55
60
5
Note:Y ouwillalsoneedtoreconnectthe RCU-3asdescribedaboveifyoudisableand thenre-enabletheBluetoothconnectiononthe multifunctiondisplayatanytime.
CustomizingtheSHORTCUTbutton
Onyourmultifunctiondisplay,withthehomescreen displayed:
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectExternalDevices.
4.SelectRemoteControl.
5.SelectCustomizeshortcutkey.
6.Selectthefunctionthatyouwanttoassigntothe SHORTCUTkey .
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Chapter5:Mounting
Chaptercontents
•5.1Bracketmountingholelocationsonpage58
•5.2Mountingsurfacerequirementsonpage58
•5.3Flushmountingthedisplayonpage59
•5.4Flushmountingthecardreaderonpage60
•5.5Surfacemountingthedisplayonpage61
•5.6Surfacemountingthecardreaderonpage62
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5.1Bracketmountingholelocations
Thelocationofthebracketmountingholesoneach displayvariantisshownbelow.
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
D12727-1
1
gS165andgS195bracketmountinghole locations
2
gS125bracketmountingholelocations
3
gS95bracketmountingholelocations
5.2Mountingsurfacerequirements
Shortdescisnotprinted,butisusedinsearches
Thisproductisheavy.Topreventpotentialdamage totheproductand/oryourvessel,observethe followingBEFOREinstallingtheproduct:
•Refertotheweightinformationprovidedinthe technicalspecicationforthisproductandensure thattheintendedmountingsurfaceissuitablefor bearingtheweight.
•Ifthemountingsurfaceisnotsuitableforthe productweight,youmayneedtoreinforcethe mountingsurface.
•Ifindoubt,refertoaprofessionalmarine equipmentinstallerforfurtherguidance.
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5.3Flushmountingthedisplay
Forushmountingyoumustrebatethemounting surface.
D12706-1
1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.
2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspaceforthedisplayand allcables.
3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.
4.Usingasuitableholesaw(thesizeandposition isindicatedonthetemplate),makeaholeineach cornerofthecut-outarea.
5.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedge oftherearcasingcut-outlineindicatedonthe template.
6.Followtherebatecut-outlineonthetemplateto cutarebatearoundtheholewithadepthof8.5 mm(0.33in),toacceptthedisplay.
7.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedarea andthenremoveanyroughedges.
8.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthe displayandpressrmlyontotheange.
9.Connectthepower,dataandothercablestothe unit.
10.Attachthesuppliedmountingbracketstothe rearofthedisplayusingthesuppliedxings,as showninthediagrambelow.Useonebracketfor eachsideofthedisplay .
D12723-2
Note:Refertothe5.1Bracketmountinghole
locationssectionfordetailsofthelocationofthe
bracketmountingholesontherearofyourdisplay.
11.Securethedisplayusingtheprovidedmounting xings(bolt,washer,locknutandfoot.In4 locations.
Dependingonthethicknessofthemounting surfacethewasherandlocknutmaybelocated:
1.betweenthemountingbracketandmounting
feet(asshownin(1)and(2)below,or
2.afterthemountingbracketasshownin(3)
and(4)below.
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13.Usingasuitablesizedwrenchtightenthelock nutagainstthewasherandthemountingbracket tolockinposition.
Thelocknutshouldbetightenedsufcientlyto securelyholdthedisplayinposition.Donot overtighten.
Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesaseal betweentheunitandasuitablyatandstiff mountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshould beusedinallinstallations.Itmayalsobe necessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthe mountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatand stifforhasaroughsurfacenish.
5.4Flushmountingthecardreader
Forushmountingyoumustrebatethemounting surfacetoaccommodatechartreaderhousing.
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1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.
2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitand cable.
3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.
4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemounting templatetoacceptthexings.
5.Usinga40mm(1.6in)holecutter,drilloutthe cut-outareaidentiedonthemountingtemplate.
6.Followtherebatecut-outlineonthetemplateto cutarebatearoundtheholewithadepthof8.5 mm(0.33in),toaccepttheunit.
7.Ensurethatthecardreadertsintotheremoved areaandthenremoveroughedges.
8.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthecard readerandpressrmlyontotheange.
9.Feedthecablethroughtheholeandconnectto themultifunctiondisplay’scardreaderconnector.
10.Placethecardreaderintotherebateandsecure usingthexingsprovided.
11.Insertthecardreaderlabeloverthetopofthe cardreaderslotssothatthemountingscrew locationsarecovered.
Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrill bitsizetousedependsonthethicknessofthe mountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitis madefrom.
Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesaseal betweentheunitandasuitablyatandstiff mountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshould beusedinallinstallations.Itmayalsobe necessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthe mountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatand stifforhasaroughsurfacenish.
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5.5Surfacemountingthedisplay
1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.
2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspaceforthedisplayand allcables.
3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.
4.Usingasuitableholesaw(thesizeandposition isindicatedonthetemplate),makeaholeineach cornerofthecut-outarea.
5.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedge oftherearcasingcut-outlineindicatedonthe template.
6.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedarea andthenremoveanyroughedges.
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7.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthe displayandpressrmlyontotheange.
8.Connectthepower,dataandothercablestothe unit.
9.Attachthesuppliedmountingbracketstothe rearofthedisplayusingthesuppliedxings,as showninthediagrambelow.Useonebracketfor eachsideofthedisplay .
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locationssectionfordetailsofthelocationofthe
bracketmountingholesontherearofyourdisplay.
10.Securethedisplayusingtheprovidedmounting xings(bolt,washer,locknutandfoot.In4 locations.
Dependingonthethicknessofthemounting surfacethewasherandlocknutmaybelocated:
1.betweenthemountingbracketandmounting
feet(asshownin(1)and(2)below,or
2.afterthemountingbracketasshownin(3)
and(4)below.
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12.Usingasuitablesizedwrenchtightenthelock nutagainstthewasherandthemountingbracket tolockinposition.
Thelocknutshouldbetightenedsufcientlyto securelyholdthedisplayinposition.Donot overtighten.
Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesaseal betweentheunitandasuitablyatandstiff mountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshould beusedinallinstallations.Itmayalsobe necessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthe mountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatand stifforhasaroughsurfacenish.
5.6Surfacemountingthecardreader
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1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear, atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel isrequired.
2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refer tothedimensionssuppliedinthisdocumentto ensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitand cable.
3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe selectedlocation,usingmaskingorself-adhesive tape.
4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemounting templatetoacceptthexings.
5.Usinga40mm(1.6in)holecutter,drilloutthe cut-outareaidentiedonthemountingtemplate.
6.Ensurethatthecardreadertsintotheremoved areaandthenremoveroughedges.
7.Afxthesuppliedgasketontotherearofthecard readerandpressrmlyontotheange.
8.Feedthecablethroughtheholeandconnectto themultifunctiondisplay’scardreaderconnector.
9.Secureusingthexingsprovided.
10.Insertthecardreaderlabeloverthetopofthe cardreaderslotssothatthemountingscrew locationsarecovered.
Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrill bitsizetousedependsonthethicknessofthe mountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitis madefrom.
Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesaseal betweentheunitandasuitablyatandstiff mountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshould beusedinallinstallations.Itmayalsobe necessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthe mountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatand stifforhasaroughsurfacenish.
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Chapter6:Gettingstarted
Chaptercontents
•6.1Switchingtheunitonandoffonpage64
•6.2Controlsonpage65
•6.3Basictouchscreenoperationsonpage66
•6.4Multi-T ouchgesturesonpage67
•6.5T ouchiconsonpage67
•6.6Homescreenoverview—Touchonlydisplaysonpage68
•6.7Pagesonpage70
•6.8Applicationsonpage71
•6.9Splitscreencontrolsonpage72
•6.10Screenoverviewonpage73
•6.11Initialsetupproceduresonpage76
•6.12Pairingthekeypadonpage79
•6.13Enablingautopilotcontrolonpage79
•6.14Engineidenticationonpage80
•6.15EnablingAISfunctionsonpage82
•6.16Sharedpreferencesonpage82
•6.17Memorycardsandchartcardsonpage83
•6.18Simulatormodeonpage83
•6.19Memorycardsandchartcardsonpage84
•6.20Systemsoftwareupdatesonpage85
•6.21Learningresourcesonpage86
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6.1Switchingtheunitonandoff
Poweringthedisplayon
1.PressthePOWERbuttononthedisplay.
2.SelectAccepttoacknowledgethedisclaimer
message.
Poweringtheunitoff
1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonfor
approximately6seconds. Ondisplayproductsa3secondcount-downtimer
willbedisplayed.
Tocancelthepoweroffprocess,releasethe powerbuttonbeforetheunitpowersoff.
Note:Theunitwillstilldrawasmallamountof powerfromthebatterywhenpoweredoff,ifthis isaconcernunplugtheconnectorfromtheback oftheunit.
PowerSavemode
InPowerSavemodeallfunctionsofthemultifunction displayremainactive,buttheunitisplacedintoa lowpowerstate.PowerSavemodeisautomatically cancelledwhenanalarmeventoccurs.
Note:ToensureusersafetythePowerSave featurewillnotbeavailableif:
•anyconnectedradarsareswitchedon
•themultifunctiondisplayisprovidingautopilot controlinasystemwithoutadedicatedpilot headandtheautopilotisengaged.
AttentionAgSSeriesMFDinPowerSavemode willcontinuetoconsumesomepowerfromyour vessel’sbatteries.Theunitcoulddrainyourbatteries ifleftinPowerSavemodeforprolongedperiodsof time.Whenswitchingoffthepowertoyourvessel, ensurethattheunitisswitchedoffatthepower distributionpanelorbreaker.Formoreinformation ontheamountofpowerconsumedbytheunitin PowerSavemode,refertoChapter10Technical
specication.
EnablingPowerSavemode
ToenablePowerSavemodefollowthestepsbelow.
1.Ensureanyradarsconnectedtothesystemare switchedoff.
2.PressthePOWERbutton. Theshortcutsmenuisdisplayed.
3.SelectPowerSaveMode. ThemultifunctiondisplaysisnowinPowerSave
mode.
4.YoucanwaketheunitfromPowerSavemode atanytimebypressingthePowerbuttonorany buttononaconnectedkeypad.
Note:PowerSavemodeisautomaticallycancelled ifanalarmeventoccurs.
Adjustingthedisplaybrightness
1.PressthePOWERbuttononce.
TheShortcutsmenuisdisplayed.
2.Adjustthebrightnesstotherequiredlevelusing theon-screenbrightnesssliderbarcontrol,or
3.T ouchtheSunicontoincreasethebrightness levelortheMoonicontodecreasethebrightness level.
Note:Thebrightnesslevelcanalsobeincreased bypressingthePowerbuttonmultipletimes.
Adjustingthedisplaybrightness
1.PressthePOWERbuttononce. TheShortcutsmenuisdisplayed.
2.Adjustthebrightnesstotherequiredlevelusing theRotarycontrol.
Note:Thebrightnesslevelcanalsobeincreased bypressingthePowerbuttonmultipletimes.
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6.2Controls
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Descrip­tionFunctions
1Touch-
screen
Touchthescreentooperatefunctions, includingallmenuoperations.
2Power•Pressoncetoswitchtheuniton.
•Whenpoweredon,pressthePower
buttonagainopentheShortcutspage.
•Whenpoweredon,pressandholdto putthedisplayintoStandbymode.
•Ifanintegratedpilotisengaged,press andholdtoputtheautopilotinto STANDBYmode.
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Card reader
Openthecarddoortoinsertorremove aMicroSDcard.Thereare2cardslots (labelled1and2),usedforelectronic chartsandarchivingwaypoint,route,track andsettingsdata.
Keypadcontrols
Connectingthekeypadallowsyoutocontrolyour multifunctiondisplayremotely.
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1.Home—presstoreturntotheHomescreen.
2.Menu—accessesmenus.Pressagaintoclose
menus.
3.UniControl—providesarotarycontrolanda
joystickwithanOKpushbuttonforusingmenus andapplications.
4.Back—presstoreturntoapreviousmenuor
dialoglevel.
5.RangeOut—presstorangeout.
6.RangeIn—presstorangein.
7.SwitchActive—presstoswitchtheactive
pane,ortoswitchtheactivemultifunctiondisplay (inmultipledisplaysystems).
8.WPT/MOB—pressandreleasetoaccess
thewaypointoptions.Pressagaintoplace awaypoint.PressandholdtoplaceaMan Overboard(MOB)markeratyourcurrent position.
9.Standby(Auto)—presstodisengage
integratedautopilot,pressandholdtoactivate Automodeonintegratedautopilot.
10.Power—seetablebelow:
Congura­tion
Display State
Momentary press
Pressand hold
Off/Standby*Poweron
—
1 Multifunction display
OnOpen
shortcuts page
Poweroff /putinto Standby
Alldisplays Offorin Standby
*Poweron alldisplays
—
Alldisplays On
Open shortcuts pageon activedisplay
Powerdown alldisplays
Multiple multifunction displays
1Display Onand1 displayOff orinStandby
Open shortcuts pageon activedisplay
Powerdown activedisplay
Note:*OnlyapplicabletogSSeriesdisplays. aSeries,cSeriesandeSeriesdisplayscannot bepoweredonusingthekeypad.
Note:Inamultipledisplayconguration, wheredisplaysareindifferentstates,displays thatareturnedoffcanonlybeturnedonusing thePowerbuttononthedisplay.
11.JoystickUpdirection.
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UniControl
Non-touch,HybridT ouchandtheremotekeypad includeaUniControlwhichconsistsofRotary, Joystickandapushbuttoncontrol.
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1.Rotary—usethistoselectmenuitems,move
theon-screencursor,andadjusttherangeinthe chartandradarapplications.
2.Directioncontrols/Joystick—usethisto
movethecursorpositioninapplications,pan up,down,leftandrightinthechart,weather andshnderapplicationsortocyclethrough datapagesinthedataapplication.
3.OKbutton—pushtheendofthejoystickto
conrmaselectionorentry.
6.3Basictouchscreenoperations
Placingandmovingthecursorusing
touch
Toplaceormovethecursoraroundthescreenon atouchscreenmultifunctiondisplayfollowthesteps below.
1.T ouchthescreenatanypositiononthescreento placethecursorthere.
Touchscreenlock
OnamultifunctiondisplaywithHybridT ouchyoucan lockthetouchscreentopreventaccidentaluse.
Forexample,lockingthetouchscreenisparticularly usefulinroughwaterorweatherconditions.
Thetouchscreencanbelockedandunlockedfrom thehomescreen.Thetouchscreencanonlybe unlockedusingphysicalbuttons.
Lockingthetouchscreen-touchonly displays
Whenatouchonlydisplayispairedwithanoptional remotekeypadthetouchscreencanbelocked.
FromtheHomescreen:
1.SelecttheSet-upicon.
2.SelectTouch-LocksothatOnishighlighted.
Thetouchscreenisnowlocked.
Unlockingthetouchscreen-touchonly displays
Tounlockthetouchscreenofatouchonlydisplay whenpairedwitharemotekeypadfollowthesteps below.
FromtheHomescreen:
1.SelecttheSet-upicon.
2.SelectTouch-LocksothatOffishighlighted.
Thetouchscreenisnowunlocked.
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6.4Multi-Touchgestures
RaymarineaSeriesandgSSeriesmultifunction displayssupportmulti-touch.
Multi-touchmeansthatthedisplayiscapableof recognizingmultiplesimultaneoustouchinputs. Thismeansthatyoucanuse2ormorengerson thescreenatthesametimetoperformmulti-touch gestures.
PinchtoZoom
Thepinchtozoomgesturescanbeperformedon multifunctiondisplaysthatsupportmulti-touch.
Pinchtozoomconsistsof2actions:
•Move2ngersaparttozoomin.
•Move2ngerstogethertozoomout.
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•Chartapplication.
•Weatherapplication.
6.5Touchicons
Touchscreenmultifunctiondisplayscanuse theBACKandCLOSEiconstomovebetween thedifferentlevelsofmenusavailableineach application.
Back—gobackonelevel(sameeffectaspressing theBACKbutton).
Close—closeallopenmenus(sameeffectas pressingtheMENUbutton).
Usingthecursor
Thecursorisusedtomovearoundthescreen.
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Ifthecursorhasnotbeenmovedforashort periodoftime,itchangestoacirclewithacross init,tomakeiteasiertolocateonthescreen.
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WPT
Thecursoriscontext-sensitive.Whenitis placedoveranobjectsuchasawaypointor chartfeature,itchangescolorandalabel orinformationassociatedwiththeobjectis displayed.
Listofcursorlabels
LabelFeatureApplication
A/B
Rulerline
Chart
AISAIStargetChart
COGCourseOver
Groundvector
Chart
CTRCenterofradar
Radar
FLT
FloatingEBL/VRM
Radar
GRDGuardzone
Radar
HDG
Headingvector
Chart
MARPAMARPAtargetRadar
MOBManOverBoard
marker
Chart,Radar
POS
Vessel'sposition
Chart
RTERouteleg
Chart
SHMShip'sHeading
Marker
Radar
TIDETideindicator
Chart
TRACK
Trackline
Chart
VRM/EBL
VRMandEBL,1 or2
Radar
WINDWindindicator
Chart
WPTWaypoint
Chart,Radar
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6.6Homescreenoverview—Touch onlydisplays
TheHomescreenprovidesacentralpointofaccess foryourdisplay'sapplications,dataandsettings.
•TheHomescreenprovidesquickaccesstoyour data(waypoints,routes,tracks,imagesand videos)andbackupsettings.
•TheHomescreenconsistsofanumberof Homescreenpages.Swipethescreenleftorright withyourngertoscrollthroughtheavailable Homescreenpages.
•EachHomescreenpageconsistsofanumberof icons.Applicationsarestartedbyselectingthe relevanticon.
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Screen itemDescription
1Waypoint—selecttheicontoaccessthe
waypointlist.Selectandholdontheiconto placeaManOverboard(MOB)markeratyour vessel’scurrentposition.
2MyData—thisiconenablesyoutocentrally
manageyourdataincludingroute,track,and waypointlists.Y oucanalsoaccesssaved picturesandvideosandbackupsettings.
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Customize—selectthisicontocongure applicationpagesanddisplaypreferences.
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Set-up—selectthisicontoaccessthesystem set-upmenus.
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Icon—eachiconrepresentsanapplication page.Apagecandisplaymultipleapplications simultaneously.
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Statusbar—thestatusiconsconrmthe statusofexternally-connectedequipment, includingGPS,AIS,radar,sonarandautopilot units.
Accessingthehomescreen
Thehomescreencanbeaccessedfromany application.
Toaccessthehomescreenfollowthestepsbelow:
1.Selectthehomescreeniconon-screen.
Accessingthehomescreen
Thehomescreencanbeaccessedfromany application.
Toaccessthehomescreenfollowthestepsbelow:
1.PresstheHomebutton.
Note:Thee7ande7DhaveacombinedMenu andHomebutton,toaccessthehomescreenpress andholdtheMenu/Homebuttonfor3seconds.
Databarstatussymbols
Thestatussymbolsonthedatabarconrmwhether theappropriateconnectionstoyoursystemhave beenmade.
Thesymbolsshowthestatusforthefollowing:
•Radarscanner.
•AISreceiver/transceiver.
•Sonarmodule.
•GPSreceiver.
•Autopilot.
Autopilotstatussymbols
Theautopilotstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
AutopilotisinStandbymode.
AutopilotisinTrackmode.
AutopilotisinAutomode.
Noautopilotdetected.
Autopilotalarmactive.
Dodgemodeisactive.
Fishmodeisactive.
Autopilotcalibration.
Powersteeringactive.
WindVanemodeisactive.
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Radarscannerstatussymbols
Theradarscannerpowermodestatusisindicated inthedatabar.
Symbol
Radar power modeDescription
Trans­mit(TX)
Rotatingicon,signifyingthatthe scannerisonandtransmitting. WhenSCANNERissettoON, selectthismodetoactivatethe scanner.Thisistheusualmodeof operation.
Standby (STBY)
Staticicon,indicatingthatthe scannerisonbutnottransmitting, andtheantennaisnotrotating. Thescannerdoesnottransmitand theradardataisremovedfromthe screen.Thisisapower-savemode usedwhentheradarisnotneeded forshorttimeperiods.When youreturntotransmitmode,the magnetrondoesnotneedtowarm upagain.Thisisthedefaultmode.
OffScannerpoweredoffwhenradar
notrequired,butdisplayisinuse forotherapplications,suchasthe chart.Whenselected,thesystem countsdown.Duringthistimeyou cannotre-powerthescanner.
Timed Trans­mit
Scannerswitchesbetween on/transmitting,andstandbymode. Scannergoesintopowersave modewhenconstantuseofradar isnotrequired.
AISstatussymbols
AISstatusisindicatedbyasymbolinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
AISunitisswitchedonandoperating.
AIScurrentlyunavailable.
AISunitisswitchedoff,ornot connected.
AISunitisinSilentMode.
AISunitisinSilentMode,withactive alarms.
SymbolDescription
AISunitisconnectedandswitched on,buthasactivealarms.
AISunitisconnectedandswitched on,butthedangerousandlostalarm isdisabled.
Sonarstatussymbols
Thesonarstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
Symbolanimated:thesonar moduleisconnectedand transmitting.
Symbolstatic:thesonar moduleisconnectedbutnot transmitting.
Symbolgreyed-out:thesonar moduleisnotconnected,or isnotdetected.
GPSstatussymbols
TheGPSreceiverstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
AGPSreceiverisconnected andhasobtainedax.
AGPSreceiverisnot connected,orcannotobtain ax.
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6.7Pages
Pagesaremadeupof1to4panesthatareused todisplayapplicationsonyourmultifunctiondisplay (MFD).
Pagesareaccessedusingtheiconsonthe Homescreen.
•Y oucancreateupto2applicationpanesperpage usinganMFDthathasascreensizeof7inches orless.
•Y oucancreateupto4applicationpanesperpage usinganMFDthathasascreensizeofgreater than7inches.
•MFDswithascreensizeof7inchesorlesscan viewpageswithmorethan2applicationpanes butonlyiftheyaresharingtheHomescreenofan MFDwhichiscapableofcreatingthosepages.
Pagescanbecustomized,enablingyoutogroup yourapplicationsintodifferentpages,eachdesigned foraspecicpurpose.Forexample,youcould haveapagethatincludesthechartandshnder applications,suitableforshing,andanotherpage thatincludesthechartanddataapplications,which wouldbesuitableforgeneralsailing.
Iconforapagefeaturingasingle application.
Iconforapagefeaturingmultiple applications.
Youcanalsodenethelayoutforeachpage,which determineshowtheapplicationsarearrangedon thescreen.
SettingthePower-uppage
Youcansetupyourmultifunctiondisplaytoshowa pageinsteadoftheHomescreenatpowerup.
FormtheHomescreen:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectDisplayPreferences.
3.SelectStartingpage.
Alistofoptionsisdisplayed
•Homescreen—Homescreenisdisplayedafter power-up.
•Lastpage—Thepagelastviewedisdisplayed afterpower-up
•Choosepage—Thepageyouselectwillbe displayedafterpower-up
4.IfselectingChoosepagetheHomescreenis displayed.
5.Selecttheiconforthepageyouwantdisplayed whenthedisplayisturnedon.
Thestartingpagesettingappliestoeachindividual displayandisnotautomaticallysharedonnetworked displays.
Changinganexistingpageonthe homescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectEditPage.
4.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttochange. TheCustomizemenuoptionsaredisplayed.
5.Selecttheappropriatepagelayout(forexample, “Splitscreen”).
6.Selecttheapplication(s)youwanttodisplayon thepage,eitherbyselectingtherelevantmenu itemordraggingitovertothedisplayedpage.
7.SelectFinish. TheRenamePagedialogisdisplayed.
8.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtonamethepage, thenselectSave.
Changinganemptypage
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectEditPage.
4.Selectanemptypageicon(labelled“Customize”). TheCustomizemenuoptionsaredisplayed.
5.Selecttheappropriatepagelayout(forexample, “Splitscreen”).
6.Selecttheapplication(s)youwanttodisplayon thepage,eitherbyselectingtherelevantmenu itemordraggingitovertothedisplayedpage.
7.SelectFinish. TheRenamePagedialogisdisplayed.
8.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtonamethepage, thenselectSave.
Movingapageonthehomescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectSwapPage.
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4.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttomove.
5.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttoswap positionswith.
Thepageiconismovedtothenewposition.
Renamingapageonthehomescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectRenamePage.
4.Selectthepagethatyouwanttorename. Theon-screenkeyboardisdisplayed.
5.Usingtheon-screenkeyboard,enterthenew nameforthepage.
6.SelectSAVE.
Deletingapagefromthehomescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectDeletePage.
4.Selectthepagethatyouwanttodelete. Thepageisdeleted.
Resettingthehomescreentodefaultsettings
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectReset. Awarningmessageisdisplayedaskingfor
conrmation.
4.SelectYestoresetthehomescreentothedefault rangeofpages,orNotocanceltheoperation.
6.8Applications
Chartapplication—providesa2Dor 3Dgraphicalviewofyourchartstohelp younavigate.Waypoint,route,and trackfunctionsenableyoutonavigate toaspeciclocation,buildandnavigate routes,orrecordwhereyou'vebeen. Chartcardsprovidehigherlevelsof detailand3Dviews.
Fishnderapplication—with atransducerandasonarvariant multifunctiondisplayorcompatible SonarModule,youcanusethe shnderapplicationtohelpyou accuratelydistinguishbetweendifferent sizesofsh,bottomstructure,and underwaterobstacles.Youcanalso viewseadepthandtemperaturedata andmarkpointsofinterestsuchas shingspotsorwrecks.
Radarapplication—withasuitable radarscanner,youcanusethe radarapplicationtotracktargetsand measuredistancesandbearings.A numberofautomaticgainpresetsand colormodesareprovidedtohelpyou getthebestperformancefromyour radarscanner.
Dataapplication—viewsystemand instrumentdataonyourmultifunction display,forarangeofcompatible instruments.Usethejoystickor touchscreentoscrollthroughthe availabledatapages.
Weatherapplication—(North Americaonly).Withasuitableweather receiverconnectedtoyoursystem,the weatherapplicationoverlayshistorical, live,andforecastedweathergraphics onaworldmap.
Thermalcamapplication—view andcontrolathermalcamerausinga compatiblemultifunctiondisplay .
Note:Thethermalcamera applicationisnotavailableona6x anda7xvariantMFDs.
Cameraapplication—viewavideo orcamerasourceonyourmultifunction display.
DocViewer—viewpdfdocuments storedonaMicroSDcard.
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FUSIONLinkapplication—link toandcontrolacompatibleFusion entertainmentsystemfromyour multifunctiondisplay.
SiriusAudioapplication—control Siriusradiofromyourmultifunction display.
UserManual—OpenstheEnglish versionoftheproductusermanual storedonthedisplay.T oopen translatedusermanualsstoredon memorycardusetheDocViewer.
6.9Splitscreencontrols
Whenviewingapagewithmorethan1application displayedyoucanswitchapplicationsfromthe splitscreenviewtofullscreenview.
Example1—Splitscreenpage
Example2—Fishnderapplicationexpanded toFullscreen
Selectingtheactivewindow
Whenviewingasplitscreenpageyoucanselectthe activeapplicationandviewitfullscreenbyfollowing thestepsbelow.
Withapagefeaturingmultipleapplicationsdisplayed:
1.T ouchanywhereinsidetheapplicationyouwant tomakeactive.
Aborderappearsaroundtheapplication, indicatingthatitisactive.
2.SelectMenu.
3.SelectFullscreentoviewtheactiveapplication infullscreen,or
4.SelectSplitscreentoreturntothesplitscreen view.
Selectingtheactivewindowusing
Non-touchcontrols
Whenviewingasplitscreenpageyoucanselectthe activeapplicationandviewitfullscreenusingthe MFD’sphysicalbuttonsoraremotekeypad.
Withapagefeaturingmultipleapplicationsdisplayed:
1.PresstheSwitchActivebutton. Theactivepanepopupisdisplayed:
2.PresstheSwitchActivePanebuttonorusethe Rotarycontroltocycletheactiveapplication.
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3.UsetheRangeinorRangeoutcontrolsto
switchtheactiveapplicationbetweensplitscreen andfullscreenviews.
Switchingtheactivepaneordisplayusing thekeypad
TheSwitchActivebuttonisusedtoswitchtheactive paneonamultiapplicationpageand/ortoswitch theactivedisplay.
Withmultipledisplaysconnectedand/ormultiple applicationpage(s)displayed:
Cyclesequence
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1.PresstheSwitchActivebuttontoenterswitch
mode.
2.UsetheRotarycontroltocyclethroughthe
availablepanesand/ordisplays.
Thekeypadwillcyclethroughdisplaysinthe orderinwhichtheywerepaired.Onmulti applicationpagestheRangebuttonscanbeused toswitchtheactiveapplicationbetweenfulland splitscreen.
3.PresstheBackbuttonortheSwitchActive
buttontoexitswitchmode.
6.10Screenoverview
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ScreenitemDescription
1Home
•Displayswithatouchscreen—Select theonscreenHomeicontoaccessthe Homescreen.
•Non-touchscreenandHybridTouch displays—UsethephysicalHomebutton toaccesstheHomescreen.
2
Databar—providesinformationaboutyour vesselanditsenvironment.Thetypeof informationinthedatabarcanbecustomized fromtheHomescreen>Customize> DatabarSet-upmenu,ifrequired.
3
Menu—menuoptionsarespecictothe applicationthatyouarecurrentlyusing.
4
Statusbar—providesinformationspecic toeachapplication.Thisinformationcannot beeditedormoved.
5
Contextmenu—providesinformationand optionsspecictoeachapplication.
6Menuoptions—menuoptionsaredisplayed
whentheMenuisselected.
7
Pop-upmessages—alertyoutoasituation (suchasanalarm),orunavailablefunction. Pop-upmessagesmayrequirearesponse fromyou—forexample,selectOKtosilence alarms.
Menus
Menusenableyouconguresettingsand preferences.
Menusareusedinthe:
•Homescreen—tocongureyourmultifunction
displayandexternally-connectedequipment.
•Applications—tocongurethesettingsforthat
particularapplication.
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Screen itemDescription
1
Back—Ondisplayswithatouchscreenyoucan presstheonscreen<<(back)icontogobackto apreviousmenu.Onnon-touchscreendisplays orHybridT ouchdisplaysusetheBackbutton.
2
Close—Ondisplayswithatouchscreenyou canpresstheonscreenX(close)icontogo backtoapreviousmenu.Onnon-touchscreen displaysorHybridT ouchdisplaysusetheBack buttontobackoutofthemenustructure.
3
Selectedmenuoption—themenuoption currentlyselectedwillbehighlighted.
4
Scrollbar—indicatesthatfurthermenu itemsareavailablebyscrollingthemenu.On displayswithatouchscreentoscrollthrough theavailablemenuitems,pressandholdyour ngeronthemenuanddragitupordown. Onnon-touchscreendisplaysorHybridT ouch displaysusetheRotarycontrol.
5
On/Offswitch—Ondisplayswitha touchscreenyoucanselectonscreenmenu itemstoswitchfeaturesOnorOfftoenable ordisablethefunction.Onnon-touchscreen displaysorHybridTouchdisplaysusetheOK buttontoswitchthefunctionOnorOff.
Dialogs
Dialogsarefullscreenmenusthatenableyouto managedataitemssuchaswaypointsandroutes.
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ScreenitemDescription
1Back
•Displayswithatouchscreen—Selectthe
onscreenBackicontogobacktothe previousmenu.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridT ouchdisplays
—UsetheBackbuttontogobacktothe previousmenu.
2
Functionicons—Somedialogsinclude iconswhichcanbeselectedtoaccess additionalfunctions.Forexample,inthe WaypointListdialog,theSortbyiconcan beusedtochangehowthewaypointslistis sorted.
3
Menu/Listitem
•Displayswithatouchscreen— Momentarilytouchinganitemautomatically selectstheitemanddisplaystheitem optionsmenu.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridT ouchdisplays —UsetheRotarycontroltohighlightan item,andtheOkbuttontoselectitand displaytheitemoptionsmenu.
4
Close
•Displayswithatouchscreen—Selectthe onscreenCloseicontoclosethedialog.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridT ouchdisplays —UsetheBackbuttontoclosethedialog.
5
Scrollbar
•Displayswithatouchscreen—T oscroll throughtheavailableitems,pressand holdyourngeronthescrollbaranddrag itupordown.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridT ouchdisplays —Toscrollthroughtheavailablemenu items,usetheRotarycontrol.
Shortcutspage
Anumberofusefulfunctionscanbeaccessedfrom theShortcutspage.
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1Decreasedisplaybrightness
2Increasedisplaybrightness
3
Powerup/PowerdownRadar
4
Radarstandby/Radartransmit
5
Autopilotstandby(duringactivenavigation)
6Displaypilotcontroldialog
7
PowerSavemode
8
Screenshot/Screencapture
Editdialogs
Editdialogsenableyoutoeditthedetailsofdata itemsstoredonyourmultifunctiondisplay ,suchas waypoints,routes,andtracks.
Selectingatextelddisplaystheonscreenkeyboard, whichcanbeusedtoeditthedetails.
Editinginformationindialogs
Withthedialogdisplayed:
1.Selecttheeldyouwanttoedit. Theonscreenkeyboardisdisplayed:
2.Usetheonscreenkeyboardtomakethechanges.
3.SelectSAVEtosavethechanges.
Enteringspecialoraccentedcharacters
Withtheonscreenkeyboarddisplayed:
1.Selecttheonscreenkeyboard'sàèòkey.
2.Selectthecharacteryouwanttoaccent. Theavailableaccentedcharactersaredisplayed
abovethetextentryeld.
3.Forcharactersthathavemultipleavailable accents,usethecharacterkeytotogglebetween them.
4.Selecttheàèòkeytoenterthecharacter.
Numericmenuitems
Numericmenuitemsdisplaynumericdataand enablesyoutoeitherselectapredenedvalueorto increaseanddecreasethevalueasrequired.
Editingnumericalsettings
Toeditnumericalvaluesyoucanuseeitherthe onscreennumericadjustcontrol,onscreennumeric keypadortheRotaryControlonanon-touchor HybridTouchdisplaytoincreaseordecreasenumeric values.
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1.Selectthenumericdataeldyouwanttoedit. Thenumericadjustcontrolisdisplayed.
2.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalueusing: i.TheRotarycontrol—Non-touchscreenor
HybridTouchdisplays,or
ii.TheonscreenUpandDownarrows—
Touchscreendisplays.
3.T oaccesstheon-screennumerickeypad:
•T ouchoperation—Selecttheonscreenkeypad
iconfromthenumericadjustcontrol.
•Non-T ouchoperation—PressandholdtheOk
button.
Theonscreennumerickeypadisdisplayed.
4.Entertherequiredvalue.
5.SelectOktoexitthenumerickeypadandreturn tothemenu.
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Usingsliderbarcontrols
Sliderbarcontrolsprovideagraphicalrepresentation ofnumericdataandenablesyoutoquicklychange settingvalues.
1
2
3
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Item
Descrip­tion
Non—Touch operationTouchoperation
1
Current value
N/AN/A
2
Slider control
UsetheRotary controltoadjust value
SlidethesliderUp orDowntoadjust value.
3Auto
PressOkbutton toswitchbetween Autoandmanual adjustment.
Selecttoswitch betweenAuto andmanual adjustment.
Usingcontroldialogs
Controldialogsenableyoutocontrolexternally connectedequipment,suchasanautopilotunit.
Thefollowingdiagramshowsthemainfeaturesof atypicalcontroldialog:
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1
Status—providesstatusinformationforthe connectedequipment.Forexample,thePilot Controldialogdisplaysthelockedheading andcurrentnavigationmodeforaconnected autopilotunit.
2
Controlicons—providedirectcontrolof theconnectedequipment.Forexample,the PilotControldialogStandbyandTrackicons enableyoutoinstructaconnectedautopilot unittoperformspecicfunctions.
3
Close—Closesthecontroldialog.
6.11Initialsetupprocedures
Onceyourdisplayhasbeeninstalledand commissioned,Raymarinerecommendsthatyou completetheStartupwizardandperformsome additionalprocedures.
Startupwizard
Whenyoupower-upthedisplayforthersttimeor afterasystemresetaStartupWizardisdisplayed. Thewizardguidesyouthroughthefollowingbasic congurationsettings:
1.Language
2.Boattype
3.CongureUnits(Unitsofmeasure)
4.BoatDetails
Note:Thesesettingscanalsobesetatanytime usingthemenusaccessiblefromHomescreen
>Customize.
Additionalsettings
InadditiontothesettingscoveredbytheWizard, itisalsorecommendedthatthefollowinginitialset uptasksarecompleted:
•Setyourdateandtimepreferences.
•Designatethedatamaster.
•SelecttheGPSdatasource.
•Familiarizeyourselfwiththeproductusing SimulatorMode.
Warning:MinimumSafeDepth, BeamandHeight
Dependingoncartographyvendor,the minimumsafesettingsareusedduring automaticroutegeneration,theyareused torestrictcreatedroutesfromentering waterthatisnotsuitableforthevessel.
Dataistakenfromcompatiblecartography. Minimumsafesettingsareuserdened calculations.Asbothofthesefactors areoutsideofRaymarine’scontrol; Raymarinewillnotbeheldliablefor anydamage,physicalorotherwise, resultingfromtheuseoftheautomatic routegenerationfeatureortheMinimum
SafeDepth,MinimumSafeBeamor MinimumSafeHeightsettings.
Minimumsafevesseldepth
AspartoftheInitialstartupwizardtheMinimum SafeDepthvaluecanbeset.
MinimumSafeDepthcanbeestablishedbyadding
together:
•MaximumVesselDraft(i.e.thedistancefromthe waterlinetothelowestpointofavessel’skeel.)
•SafetyMargin(anadequateclearancebelowthe keeltoallowfordraftvariationandchangesin waterorbottomconditions.)
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i.e.:MinimumSafeDepth=MaximumVesselDraft +SafetyMargin.
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1.Waterline
2.MaximumVesselDraft
3.SafetyMargin
4.MinimumSafeDepth
Important:Theinformationbelowisprovided forguidanceonlyandisnotexhaustive.Some inuencingfactorscanbeuniquetocertainvessels and/orareasofwaterandmaynotbelisted below.YoushouldensureyouaccountforALL factorsthatapplytoyourcurrentsituationwhen makingcalculations.
Someofthefactorsthatcaninuencehowmucha vesseldrawsareshownbelow:
•Vesseldisplacement(weight)—Avessel’sdraft
willincreasewhenitisfullyladenwhencompared withitsunladendisplacement.
•Watertype—Avessel’sdraftwillincreaseby
approximately2%to3%infreshwatercompared toseawater.
Someofthefactorsthatshouldbetakenintoaccount whencalculatingaSafetyMarginare:
•Vesselmaneuveringcharacteristics—A
vessel’sdraftincreasesduetosquat,trim,roll, pitchandheave.
•Chartaccuracy—Theelectronicchartdepth
maynotbeaccurateorthetruedepthmayhave changedsincethelastsurvey.
•Weatherconditions—Highairpressure,and
prevailingwindstrengthanddirectioncanaffect waveheight.
Minimumsafebeam
AspartoftheInitialstartupwizardtheMinimum SafeBeamvaluecanbeset.Minimumsafebeamis requiredwhenusingJeppesen
®
EasyRouting..
MinimumSafeBeamcanbeestablishedbyadding
together:
•MaximumVesselWidth(Beam)
•SafetyMargin(anadequateclearancetoeither sideofthevessel.)
i.e.:MinimumSafeBeam=PortSafetyMargin+ Beam+StarboardSafetyMargin.
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1.Portsafetymargin
2.MaximumVesselWidth(Beam)
3.Starboardsafetymargin
Important:Theinformationbelowisprovided forguidanceonlyandisnotexhaustive.Some inuencingfactorscanbeuniquetocertainvessels and/orareasofwaterandmaynotbelisted below.YoushouldensureyouaccountforALL factorsthatapplytoyourcurrentsituationwhen makingcalculations.
Someofthefactorsthatshouldbetakenintoaccount whencalculatingaSafetyMarginare:
•Vesselmaneuveringcharacteristics—A
vessel’srequiredclearancewillincreasedueto roll.
•Chartaccuracy—Theelectronicchartdatamay
notbeaccurateormayhavechangedsincelast surveyed.
Minimumsafeheight
AspartoftheInitialstartupwizardtheMinimum SafeHeightvaluecanbeset.Minimumsafeheight isrequiredwhenusingJeppesen
®
EasyRouting..
MinimumSafeHeightcanbeestablishedbyadding
together:
•Maximumvesselheightfromwaterline
•SafetyMargin(anadequateclearanceabovethe vesseltoaccountfortideandweathereffects.)
i.e.:MinimumSafeHeight=MaximumVessel Height+SafetyMargin.
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2.Maximumheightfromwaterline
3.Waterline
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Important:Theinformationbelowisprovided forguidanceonlyandisnotexhaustive.Some inuencingfactorscanbeuniquetocertainvessels and/orareasofwaterandmaynotbelisted below.YoushouldensureyouaccountforALL factorsthatapplytoyourcurrentsituationwhen makingcalculations.
Someofthefactorsthatcaninuencevesselheight areshownbelow:
•Vesseldisplacement(weight)—Avessel’s
height(fromthewaterline)willdecreasewhen itisfullyladenwhencomparedwithitsunladen displacement.
•Watertype—Avessel’sheightwilldecreaseby
approximately2%to3%infreshwatercompared toseawater.
Someofthefactorsthatshouldbetakenintoaccount whencalculatingaSafetyMarginare:
•Vesselmaneuveringcharacteristics—A
vessel’sheightchangesduetosquat,trim,roll, pitchandheave.
•Chartaccuracy—Theelectronicchartdatamay
notbeaccurateormayhavechangedsincethe lastsurvey .
•Weatherconditions—Lowairpressure,and
prevailingwindstrengthanddirectioncanaffect waterlevel.
SettingthevesselMinimumSafeDepth, BeamandHeight
FromtheHomescreen:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectBoatDetails.
3.SelectMin.SafeDepth,Min.SafeBeamor Min.SafeHeight.
4.Enteryourcalculatedminimumsafesettings.
Settingtimeanddatepreferences
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectTimeandDateSet-up.
3.UsetheDateFormat,TimeFormat,andLocal Time:UTCmenuitemstosetyourtimeanddate preferences.
Datamaster
Anysystemcontainingmorethanonenetworked multifunctiondisplaymusthaveadesignateddata master.
Thedatamasteristhedisplaywhichservesasa primarysourceofdataforalldisplays,italsohandles allexternalsourcesofinformation.Forexample thedisplaysmayrequireheadinginformationfrom theautopilotandGPSsystems,usuallyreceived throughaSeaTalk
ng
orNMEAconnection.Thedata masteristhedisplaytowhichtheSeaTalk,NMEA andanyotherdataconnectionsaremade,itthen bridgesthedatatotheSeaT alk
hs
networkandany compatiblerepeatdisplays.Informationsharedby thedatamasterincludes:
•Cartography
•Routesandwaypoints
•Radar
•Sonar
•Datareceivedfromtheautopilot,instruments,the engineandotherexternalsources.
Yoursystemmaybewiredforredundancywithdata connectionsmadetorepeatdisplays.Howeverthese connectionswillonlybecomeactiveintheeventofa faultand/orreassignmentofthedatamaster.
Inanautopilotsystemwhichdoesnotcontaina dedicatedpilotcontrolheadtheDatamasteralso actsasthecontrolfortheautopilot.
Designatingthedatamaster
Forsystemswith2ormoredisplaysthefollowing taskmustbeperformedonthemultifunctiondisplay thatyouwanttodesignateasthedatamaster.
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectMaintenance.
3.SelectDataMaster.
4.Selectthedisplaythatyouwanttodesignateas
thedatamaster.
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6.12Pairingthekeypad
Thekeypadcancontrol1ormoremultifunction displays.Multiplekeypadscanbeconnectedtoa system.Eachkeypadcanbepairedwithupto4 multifunctiondisplays.
Withthekeypadconnectedtothemultifunction display:
1.SelectExternalKeypadfromtheExternal Devicesmenu:homescreen>Set-up>System
Settings>ExternalDevices>External Keypad.
2.SelectPairKeypad.
3.Pressanybuttonontheexternalkeypad.
4.Fromthepop-upmessageselecttheorientation ofthekeypad.
Eitherlandscapeorportraitorientationsare available.
Thekeypadisnowpaired.
Unpairingthekeypad
Thekeypadcanbeunpairedfromanindividual display.
1.SelectExternalKeypadfromtheExternal Devicesmenu:homescreen>Set-up>System
Settings>ExternalDevices>External Keypad.
2.SelectClearPairings.
3.SelectYestounpairthekeypadwiththedisplay.
6.13Enablingautopilotcontrol
Enablingtheautopilotcontrolfunction— SeaTalkandSPXSeaTalk
ng
autopilots
ToenablecontrolofyourSeaT alkorSPXSeaTalk
ng
autopilotusingyourmultifunctiondisplayfollowthe stepsbelow.
FromtheHomescreen:
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectAutopilotControlsothatOnis
highlighted. SelectingAutopilotControlwillswitchthecontrol
betweenOnandOff.
Onasystemcontainingmultipledisplaysthepilot controlisenabledonalldisplaysatthesametime.
Enablingtheautopilotcontrolfunction— Evolutionautopilots
ToenablecontrolofyourEvolutionautopilotusing yourmultifunctiondisplayfollowthestepsbelow.
FromtheHomescreen.
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectExternalDevices.
4.SelectPilotSet-up.
5.SelectPilotcontrolsothatOnishighlighted.
SelectingPilotcontrolwillswitchtheAutopilot controlfunctiononandoff.
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6.14Engineidentication
EnginedatacanbedisplayedonyourMFDusing theDataapplication,whichprovidessomepreset Enginepagesfordisplayingsomeofthemost commontypesofenginedata.
Important:BeforeyoucandisplayEnginedata onyourMFD,youmust:
•EnsurethatyourMFDisrunningLightHouse softwareversion8orlater.
•Refertotheimportant“Enginesetupwith
anECIinterface”and“Usingtheengine identicationwizard”information.
•Makethedataconnections,accordingto theinstructionsprovidedinthe87202ECI Installationinstructions.
•Ensurealldatabusesarepoweredup(including enginedataCANbuses,gateways,andalsothe SeaTalk
ng
bus).
•Starttheengine.Itisimportantthatonlyone engineisrunningatatime,toensurethatthe systemcanisolatethecorrectenginedata message.
•RuntheEngineidenticationwizardtoensure thatyourenginesaredisplayedinthecorrect orderintheDataapplication.
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EnginesetupwithanECIinterface
BeforeyoucandisplayenginedataonyourMFD,youmayneedtousethe"EngineIdenticationwizard”on theMFDtosetuptheengines.
Important:Whensettinguponamultipleenginesystem,enginesshouldalwaysbeturnedonin sequencefromporttostarboard.
ThefollowingtabledetailsthedifferenttypesofenginesupportedbytheECIinterfaceunit,andthesetup requirementsforeach:
EngineCANbus protocolNumberofengines
EngineCANbus congurationNumberofECIunits
Setupviawizardon MFDrequired
NMEA20001
SingleCANbus
1
NMEA20002+
SinglesharedCANbus
1
NMEA20002+
SeparateCANbusfor eachengine
1foreachCANbus
J19391
SingleCANbus
1
J19392+
SinglesharedCANbus
1
J19392+
SeparateCANbusfor eachengine
1foreachCANbus
EngineinterfacingwithoutanECIunit
ForengineswithaNMEA2000CANbusitmay bepossibletoconnecttoaRaymarineMFDviaa SeaTalk
ng
systemwithouttheuseofaRaymarine
ECIunit.
Refertoyourenginedealerandalsoyourlocal Raymarinedealerforadviceonanyengine instancingrequirementsandsuitableconnection cables.
Usingtheengineidenticationwizard
Ifyourenginedataappearsinthewrongorderonthe enginedatapagesyoucancorrectthisbyrunning theengineidenticationwizard.
FromtheHomescreen:
1.SelectSet-up>SystemSettings>External Devices>EnginesSet-up.
2.Ifrequiredchangethenumberofenginesyour vesselhasbyselectingNum.ofEngines:and enteringthecorrectnumberofengines.
Youcanselectupto5engines.
3.SelectIdentifyengines.
Important:Itisimportantthatonlyoneengineis runningatatime,toensurethatthesystemcan isolatethecorrectenginedatamessage.
4.Followtheonscreenpromptstocompletethe engineidenticationwizard.
Theenginesthatwillbeincludedinthe identicationwizardaredeterminedbythe Numberofenginessetduringstep2above.
i.SwitchOffALLvesselenginesandselect
Next.
Thewizardwillrunthroughallengines(max of5asdenedinstep2above)fromportto starboardinsequence.
ii.TurnOntheportengineandselectOK.
Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign theengineinstanceastheportengine.
iii.TurnOnthecenterportengineandselect
OK. Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign
theengineinstanceasthecenterportengine.
iv.TurnOnthecenterengineandselectOK.
Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign theengineinstanceasthecenterengine.
v.TurnOnthecenterstarboardengineand
selectOK. Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign
theengineinstanceasthecenterstarboard engine.
vi.TurnOnthestarboardengineandselectOK.
Thewizardwillnowlistenfordataandassign theengineinstanceasthestarboardengine.
5.SelectOKontheIdentifyEnginesconrmation
dialog.
Theengineswillnowappearinthecorrectlocation ontheenginedatapage.
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6.15EnablingAISfunctions
BeforeproceedingensureyourAISunitisconnected toNMEAPort1.
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectSet-Up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectNMEASet-Up.
4.SelectNMEAInputPort1.
5.SelecttheAIS38400option.
6.SelectBacktoreturntotheSystemSettings
menu.
7.SelectExternalDevices.
8.SelectAISUnitSet-up.
TheAISUnitSet-upmenuisdisplayed.
9.AdjusttheAISoptionsasappropriate.
6.16Sharedpreferences
TheSharedpreferencesschemeallowsall compatiblenetworkedMFDsandinstrument displaystoshareuserpreferencesettings. Whenauserpreferenceischangedon1display deviceallcompatiblenetworkeddisplaydevices areautomaticallyupdatedtousethechanged preference.
Sharedpreferencesareapplicabletothefollowing devices:
•MFDsnetworkedusingSeaT alk
hs
•MFDsnetworkedusingSeaT alk
ng
•SeaTalk
ng
instrumentsdisplaysnetworkedusing
SeaTalk
ng
•SeaTalkinstrumentsdisplaysnetworkedviaa SeaTalktoSeaTalk
ng
converter.
Note:T oensurecompatibilitycheckthat alldevicesarerunningthelatestsoftware versions.ChecktheRaymarine
®
website
www.raymarine.comforthelatestsoftwareforyour
products.
Listofsharedpreferences
Thetablebelowshowsthesettingsthatareshared aspartoftheSharedpreferencescheme.
Units
•Speedunits
•Distanceunits
•Depthunits
•Windunits
•T emperatureunits
•FlowRateunits
•VolumeUnits
•Pressureunits
BoatDetails
•BoatType
•Numberofengines
•Numberoffueltanks
•Numberofbatteries
TimeandDate
•DateFormat
•TimeFormat
•LocalTime(UTC)offset
SystemPreferences
•Bearingmode
•Variation(manual)
•Language
Dataapplication
•MaxRPMrange
•RPMredzone
•RPMredzonevalue
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6.17Memorycardsandchartcards
MicroSDmemorycardscanbeusedtobackup/ archivedata(e.g.Waypoint,andTracks).Once dataisbackeduptoamemorycardolddatacan bedeletedfromthesystem,creatingcapacityfor newdata.Thearchiveddatacanberetrievedatany time.Chartcardsprovideadditionalorupgraded cartography.
Itisrecommendedthatyourdataisbackeduptoa memorycardonaregularbasis.DoNOTsavedata toamemorycardcontainingcartography.
Compatiblecards
ThefollowingtypesofMicroSDcardsarecompatible withyourdisplay:
•MicroSecureDigitalStandard-Capacity (MicroSDSC)
•MicroSecureDigitalHigh-Capacity(MicroSDHC)
Note:
•Themaximumsupportedmemorycardcapacity is32GB.
•MicroSDcardsmustbeformattedtouseeither theFATorF AT32lesystemformattoenable usewithyourMFD.
Speedclassrating
Forbestperformanceitisrecommendedthatyou useClass10orUHS(UltraHighSpeed)class memorycards.
Chartcards
Yourproductispre-loadedwithelectroniccharts (worldwidebasemap).Ifyouwishtousedifferent chartdata,youcaninsertcompatiblechartcardsinto theunit'smemorycardreader.
Usebrandedchartcardsandmemorycards
Whenarchivingdataorcreatinganelectronicchart card,Raymarinerecommendstheuseofquality brandedmemorycards.Somebrandsofmemory cardmaynotworkinyourunit.Pleasecontact customersupportforalistofrecommendedcards.
6.18Simulatormode
TheSimulatormodeenablesyoutopractice operatingyourdisplaywithoutdatafromaGPS antenna,radarscanner,AISunit,orshnder.
Thesimulatormodeisswitchedon/offinthe
SystemSetupMenu.
Note:RaymarinerecommendsthatyoudoNOT
usethesimulatormodewhilstnavigating.
Note:ThesimulatorwillNOTdisplayanyreal data,includinganysafetymessages(suchas thosereceivedfromAISunits).
Note:Anysystemsettingsmadewhilstin SimulatormodeareNOTtransmittedtoother equipment.
Enablinganddisablingsimulatormode
Youcanenableanddisablesimulatormodeby followingthestepsbelow.
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectSet-Up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectSimulator:.
4.SelectOntoturnsimulatormodeon,or
5.SelectOfftoturnsimulatormodeoff.
Note:TheDemomovieoptionisforretail demonstrationpurposesonly.
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6.19Memorycardsandchartcards
MicroSDmemorycardscanbeusedtobackup/ archivedata(e.g.Waypoint,andTracks).Once dataisbackeduptoamemorycardolddatacan bedeletedfromthesystem,creatingcapacityfor newdata.Thearchiveddatacanberetrievedatany time.Chartcardsprovideadditionalorupgraded cartography.
Itisrecommendedthatyourdataisbackeduptoa memorycardonaregularbasis.DoNOTsavedata toamemorycardcontainingcartography.
Compatiblecards
ThefollowingtypesofMicroSDcardsarecompatible withyourdisplay:
•MicroSecureDigitalStandard-Capacity (MicroSDSC)
•MicroSecureDigitalHigh-Capacity(MicroSDHC)
Note:
•Themaximumsupportedmemorycardcapacity is32GB.
•MicroSDcardsmustbeformattedtouseeither theFATorF AT32lesystemformattoenable usewithyourMFD.
Speedclassrating
Forbestperformanceitisrecommendedthatyou useClass10orUHS(UltraHighSpeed)class memorycards.
Chartcards
Yourproductispre-loadedwithelectroniccharts (worldwidebasemap).Ifyouwishtousedifferent chartdata,youcaninsertcompatiblechartcardsinto theunit'smemorycardreader.
Usebrandedchartcardsandmemorycards
Whenarchivingdataorcreatinganelectronicchart card,Raymarinerecommendstheuseofquality brandedmemorycards.Somebrandsofmemory cardmaynotworkinyourunit.Pleasecontact customersupportforalistofrecommendedcards.
Insertingamemorycardorchartcard
1.Openthecardreaderdoor.
2.Insertthecard,asshowninthediagrambelow. Forslot1,thecardcontactsshouldbefacing DOWN.Forslot2,thecardcontactsshould befacingUP.DoNOTforcethecard.Ifthe carddoesnotteasilyintotheslot,checkthe orientation.
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Removingamemorycardorchartcard
Fromthehomescreen:
1.SelectMyData.
2.SelectEjectCard. Amessageisdisplayedpromptingyoutoselect
thememorydeviceyouwanttoeject.
3.SelectSD1foramemorycardinthetopcardslot, orSD2foramemorycardinthebottomcardslot.
4.Openthecardreaderdoor.
5.Pushtheedgeofthecardtowardstheunit,until anaudibleclickisheard.
Thecardisreleasedfromthecardslot mechanism,asshowninthefollowingdiagram:
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Note:Y oucanalsopoweroffthemultifunction displayandfollowsteps4to7above.
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6.20Systemsoftwareupdates
Raymarineregularlyissuessoftwareupdatesfor itsproductsthatcanprovidenewandenhanced featuresandimprovedperformanceandusability. Youshouldensurethatyouhavethelatest softwareforyourproductsbyregularlycheckingthe
Raymarine
®
websitefornewsoftware.Raymarine
®
MFDscanbeusedtocheckandupdatethesoftware ofcompatibleRaymarine
®
products.
Youcanidentifyproductsoftwareversionsusing theDiagnosticspageonyourMFD:Homescreen
>Set-up>Maintenance>Diagnostics>Select Device.
Thesystemupdateprocesscanbeusedtoupdate allcompatibleproductsconnectedoverSeaTalk
hs
andSeaT alk
ng®
.
PleaserefertotheSoftwareUpdatesectionofthe
Raymarine
®
websitewww.raymarine.com/software
fordetailsofcompatibleproducts.
Caution:Downloadingsoftware updates
Thesoftwareupdateprocessiscarried outatyourownrisk.Beforeinitiatingthe updateprocessensureyouhavebacked upanyimportantles.
Ensurethattheunithasareliablepower supplyandthattheupdateprocessisnot interrupted.
Damagecausedbyincompleteupdates arenotcoveredbyRaymarinewarranty.
Bydownloadingthesoftwareupdate package,youagreetotheseterms.
Downloadingsoftwareupdates
Softwareupdatescanbedownloadedfromthe Raymarinewebsite.
Toperformasoftwareupdateyouwillneed:
•APCorAppleMacwithaninternetconnection andacardreader.
•AFA T32formattedMicroSDcardwithSDcard adaptor.
Note:Donotuseacartographychartcardfor softwareupdatesoruserdata/settingsbackups.
1.GototheSoftwareupdatesectionoftheRayma-
rine
®
websitewww.raymarine.com/software
2.Comparethelatestavailablesoftwareagainstthe
softwareversionofyourRaymarine
®
products.
3.Ifthesoftwareonthewebsiteisnewerthanthe softwareonyourproductsdownloadtherelevant softwarepackage.
4.InserttheMicroSDcardintoyourPCorMaccard reader.
Dependingonyourcomputerscardreadertype anSDcardadaptormayberequired.
5.Unzipthedownloadedsoftwarepackage‘zip’le totheMicroSDcard.
6.Ifused,removetheMicroSDcardfromtheSD cardadaptor.
Performingsoftwareupdates
AttentionDoNOTperformsoftwareupdateswhilst
yourboatisunderway.
1.Backupyouruserdataandsettings.
2.InserttheMicroSDcardcontainingsoftware updatelesintothecardreaderofyourData MasterMFD.
Iftheinsertedcardcontainsupdatedsoftware foradeviceonyoursystem,afterafewseconds apop-upmessageisdisplayed.Ifyouneed tore-installordowngradesoftwarethenselect theCheckCardforUpdatesoptionfromthe
Maintenancemenu:Homescreen>Set-up> Maintenance.
3.SelectY es. Asecondpop-upisdisplayed.
4.SelectOk. TheSoftwareupdatespageisdisplayed.
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Softwareupdateavailableonmemorycard
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Softwareonmemorycardisolderthanthe softwareinstalledontheproduct
4
Softwareupdateavailableonmemorycard
5
Partialsoftwareupdateavailableonmemorycard
6
Softwareversiononmemorycardisthesameas thesoftwareinstalledontheproduct
Ifasoftwareupdateisavailableonthememory cardtheUpdate?boxisautomaticallyticked.
5.Ontouchscreendisplaysyoucanselectandhold ontheavailablesoftwareversiontoseefurther detailsaboutthesoftwarethatwillbeinstalled.
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6.Selecttheproductsthatyouwanttoupdate.
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1
Softwaredowngradewillbeperformed
2
Thesamesoftwareversionwillbere-installed
7.SelectInstallNow.
Theinstallationprocesswillbegin.
Duringtheupdateprocessdetailsofeach productsprogressisdisplayed.TheMFDserving thesoftwareupdateswillbethelastdevicetobe update.
8.SelectOk.ontheSoftwareUpdatespop-up
message.
9.RemovetheMicroSDcardfromthecardreader.
Note:Turningonadisplaywhilstithasamemory cardinsertedthatcontainssoftwareupdateles savedtotherootdirectorywillstartastandalone softwareupdateonthatdisplayonly.
6.21Learningresources
Raymarinehasproducedarangeoflearning resourcestohelpyougetthemostoutofyour products.
Videotutorials
Raymarineofcialchannelon YouTube:
•http://www.youtube.com/u-
ser/RaymarineInc
VideoGallery:
•http://www.rayma-
rine.co.uk/view/?id=2679
ProductSupportvideos:
•http://www.rayma-
rine.co.uk/view/?id=4952
Note:
•Viewingthevideosrequiresadevicewithan Internetconnection.
•SomevideosareonlyavailableinEnglish.
Trainingcourses
Raymarineregularlyrunsarangeofin-depthtraining coursestohelpyoumakethemostofyourproducts. VisittheTrainingsectionoftheRaymarinewebsite formoreinformation:
•http://www.raymarine.co.uk/view/?id=2372
FAQsandKnowledgeBase
RaymarinehasproducedanextensivesetofFAQs andaKnowledgeBasetohelpyoundmore informationandtroubleshootanyissues.
•http://www.raymarine.co.uk/knowledgebase/
Technicalsupportforum
YoucanusetheTechnicalsupportforumtoask atechnicalquestionaboutaRaymarineproduct ortondouthowothercustomersareusing theirRaymarineequipment.Theresourceis regularlyupdatedwithcontributionsfromRaymarine customersandstaff:
•http://raymarine.ning.com/
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Chapter7:Systemchecks
Chaptercontents
•7.1GPSCheckonpage88
•7.2GNSSStatusonpage88
•7.3Radarcheckonpage89
•7.4Sonarcheckonpage90
•7.5Thermalcamerasetupandchecksonpage92
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7.1GPSCheck
CheckingGPSoperation
YoucancheckthattheGPSisfunctioningcorrectly usingthechartapplication.
1.SelecttheChartpage.
2.Checkthescreen.
Withthechartdisplayed,youshouldsee:
Yourboatposition(indicatesaGPSx).Your currentpositionisrepresentedbyaboatsymbol orsolidcircle.Yourpositionisalsodisplayedin thedatabarunderVESPOS.
Asolidcircleonthechartindicatesthatneither headingnorCourseOverGround(COG)data isavailable.
Note:Raymarinerecommendsthatyoucheckthe displayedvesselpositioninthechartapplication againstyouractualproximitytoaknowncharted object.GPSreceiverstypicallyhaveanaccuracy ofbetween5and15m.
Note:AGPSStatusscreenisavailablewithinthe SetupmenuofRaymarinemultifunctiondisplays. Thisprovidessatellitesignalstrengthandother relevantinformation.
7.2GNSSStatus
TheGPSstatuspageenablesyoutoviewthestatus oftheavailablesatellitesthatarecompatiblewith yourreceiver.
Thesatelliteconstellationsareusedtopositionyour vesselintheChartandWeatherapplications.You cansetupyourreceiverandcheckitsstatusfrom theGPSSet-upmenu:Homescreen>Set-up> SystemSettings>GPSSet-up.Foreachsatellite, thescreenprovidesthefollowinginformation:
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2
3
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1.Skyview
2.Satellitestatus
3.Positionandxinformation
Skyview
Skyviewisavisualrepresentationthatshows thepositionofnavigationsatellitesandtheirtype. Satellitetypesare:
•Circle—Acircleidentiesasatellitefromthe
GPSconstellation.
•*Diamond—Adiamondidentiesasatellitefrom
theGLONASSconstellation.
•Square—Asquareidentiesan(SBAS)
differentialsatellite.
Note:GLONASSsatellitesareonlyavailable whenconnectedtoacompatibleGNSSreceiver suchasthebuilt-inreceiverRefertotheTechnical specicationforyourproducttoidentifyyour
MFD’sreceivertype.
Satellitestatusarea
TheSatellitestatusareadisplaysthefollowing informationabouteachsatellite:
•Type—Identieswhichconstellationthesatellite
belongsto.
•ID—Displaysthesatellitesidenticationnumber.
•CNO(Carrier-to-noiseratio)—Displaysthesignal
strengthofeachsatelliteshownintheSkyview:
–Grey=searchingforsatellite
–Green=satelliteinuse
–Orange=trackingsatellite
•AzimuthandElevation—Providestheangleof
elevationandazimuthbetweenthelocationofthe receiverandthesatellite.
Positionandxinformation
Thefollowingpositionalandxinformationis provided:
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•HorizontalDilutionofPrecision(HDOP)
—HDOPisameasureofsatellitenavigation accuracy,calculatedfromanumberoffactors includingsatellitegeometry,systemerrorsin thedatatransmissionandsystemerrorsinthe receiver.Ahigherguresigniesagreater positionalerror.Atypicalreceiverhasanaccuracy ofbetween5and15m.Asanexample,assuming areceivererrorof5m,anHDOPof2would representanerrorofapproximately15m.Please rememberthatevenaverylowHDOPgureis NOguaranteethatyourreceiverisprovidingan accurateposition.Ifindoubt,checkthedisplayed vesselpositionintheChartapplicationagainst youractualproximitytoaknownchartedobject.
•EstimatedHorizontalPositionError(EHPE)
—EHPEisameasureoftheestimatederrorof apositionxinthehorizontalplane.Thevalue displayedindicatesthatyourpositioniswithina circleradiusofthestatedsize50%ofthetime.
•Fixstatus—indicatestheactualmodethe
receiverisreporting:
–Fix—Satellitexhasbeenacquired.
–NoFix—Nosatellitexcanbeacquired.
–DFix—Adifferentialbeaconxhasbeen
acquired.
–SDFix—Adifferentialsatellitexhasbeen
acquired.
•Position—Displaysthelatitudeandlongitude
positionofyourreceiver.
•Date/Time—Displaysthecurrentdateandtime
generatedbythepositionxinUTCformat.
•Mode—Identieswetherthereceiverisworking
indifferentialmodeornon-differentialmode.
•Datum—Thereceiver'sdatumsettingaffects
theaccuracyofthevesselpositioninformation displayedintheChartapplication.Inorderforyour receiverandMFDtocorrelateaccuratelywithyour papercharts,theymustbeusingthesamedatum.
7.3Radarcheck
Warning:Radarscannersafety
Beforerotatingtheradarscanner,ensure allpersonnelareclear.
Warning:Radartransmission safety
Theradarscannertransmits electromagneticenergy.Ensureall personnelareclearofthescannerwhen theradaristransmitting.
Checkingtheradar
FromtheRadarapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectPowersothatOnishighlighted.
TheRadarscannerwillnowinitializeinstandby mode.Thisprocesswilltakeapproximately70 seconds.
3.SelectRadarsothatTransmitishighlighted.
Theradarscannershouldnowbetransmitting andreceiving.
4.Checkthattheradarscreenisoperatingcorrectly.
TypicalHDradarscreen
Note:Theexampleaboveisrepresentativeofthe
enhancedoutputprovidedbyaHDradarscanner.
Pointstocheck:
•Radarsweepwithechoresponsesareshown onscreen.
•Radarstatusiconrotatingintoprighthand cornerofthestatusbar.
Checkandadjustbearingalignment
Bearingalignment
Theradarbearingalignmentensuresthatradar objectsappearatthecorrectbearingrelativetoyour boat’sbow.Y oushouldcheckthebearingalignment foranynewinstallation.
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Examplemisalignedradar
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Targetobject(suchasabuoy)deadahead.
2Targetdisplayedontheradardisplayisnot
alignedwiththeShip'sHeadingMarker(SHM). Bearingalignmentisrequired.
Checkingthebearingalignment
1.Withyourvesselunderway:Alignthebowwith astationaryobjectidentiedontheradardisplay Anobjectbetween1&2NMdistantisideal.
2.Notethepositionoftheobjectontheradar display.Ifthetargetisnotundertheships headingmarker(SHM),thereisanalignment errorandyouwillneedtocarryoutbearing alignmentadjustment.
Adjustingthebearingalignment
Onceyouhavecheckedthebearingalignmentyou canproceedandmakeanyrequiredadjustments.
Withtheradarapplicationdisplayed:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectRadarSet-up.
3.SelectAdvanced.
4.SelectBearingAlignment. SelectingBearingAlignmentdisplaysthenumeric
adjustcontrol.
5.Adjustthesettingsothattheselectedtargetis undertheShip’sHeadingMarker.
6.SelectBackorOkwhencomplete.
7.4Sonarcheck
Sonartransducerandsonarmodule selection
YoumustselectthesonartransducerandSonar modulethatyouwanttouseinthedisplayed Fishnderapplicationpane.
Sonarmoduleselection
•SonarandDownVision
TM
variantdisplaysare
ttedwithaninternalsonarmodule.
•Allvariantsallowyoutoconnectacompatible externalsonarmoduleoruseaninternalsonar modulefromanetworkeddisplay.
•Thesonarchannelyouwanttousemustbe selectedfromtheFishndermenu.
Transducerselection
•Sonarvariantdisplaysallowdirectconnectionofa RaymarineORaMinnKotasonartransducer.
•DownVision
TM
variantdisplaysallowdirect
connectionofRaymarineDownVision
TM
transducers.
•AllvariantsallowtheconnectionofaRaymarine sonartransducerviaacompatibleexternalsonar module.
•ForallvariantsusetheTransducerSet-Up menuintheFishnderapplicationtospecifythe transduceryouwanttouse.
Selectingthesonarchannel
Toselectthechannelyouwanttodisplayfollowthe stepsbelow.
FromtheFishnderapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectChannel.
TheChannelselectionpageisdisplayed.
3.Selectthetabforthesonarmoduleyouwantto
use. Alistofavailablechannelsfortheselectedsonar
moduleisdisplayed.
4.Selectachannelfromthelist.
TheChannelselectionpagewillcloseandthe Fishnderapplicationwillnowshowtheselected channel.
Selectingthesonartransducer
Withtheshnderapplicationdisplayed:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectSet-Up.
3.SelectTransducerSet-Up.
4.SelectTransducer.
Alistoftransducersisdisplayed.
5.Selectthetransduceryouwanttouse.
Selectingthespeedtransducer
Withtheshnderapplicationdisplayed:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectSet-Up.
3.SelectTransducerSet-Up.
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4.SelectSpeedTransducer.
Alistoftransducersisdisplayed.
5.Selectyourspeedtransducerfromthelist.
Checkingthesonar
Sonarchecksaremadeusingtheshnder application.
1.SelectashnderpagefromtheHomescreen.
2.Checktheshnderdisplay.
Withtheshnderactiveyoushouldsee:
•Depthreading(indicatesthetransduceris working).Thedepthisshowninadataboxin thebottomleftofthescreen.
Ifthedataboxisnotpresentitcanbeturned onfromthePresentationmenu:Menu>
Presentation>DataboxesSet-up.
FishnderTransducerCalibration
Yourshndertransducermustbecalibrated correctlytoachieveaccuratedepthreadings.
Themultifunctiondisplayreceivestheimagefrom asonarmodulewhichprocessessonarsignals fromatransducermountedinthewater.Ifthe transducerisequippedwithaspeedpaddlewheel andtemperature-sensingthermistor,thesonar modulecalculatesspeedandtemperature.T o ensureaccuratereadings,itmaybenecessaryto calibratethetransducer(s)byapplyingoffsetsto depth,speedandtemperature.Asthesesettings areheldinthesonarmoduleandrelatetothe transducer,theyareappliedsystem-wide.
DepthOffset
Depthsaremeasuredfromthetransducertothesea bed,butyoucanapplyanoffsetvaluetothedepth data,sothatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresents thedepthtotheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthe waterline.
Beforeattemptingtosetawaterlineorkeel offset,ndouttheverticalseparationbetweenthe transducerandeitherthewaterlineorthebottomof thekeelonyourvessel,asappropriate.Thensetthe appropriatedepthoffsetvalue.
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Waterlineoffset
2
Transducer/Zerooffset
3
Keeloffset
Ifanoffsetisnotapplied,displayeddepthreadings representthedistancefromthetransducertothe seabed.
Settingthedepthoffset
Fromtheshnderapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectSet-up.
3.SelectTransducerSet-up.
4.SelectDepthOffset.
Thedepthoffsetnumericadjustcontrolis displayed.
5.Adjusttheoffsettotherequiredvalue.
Settingthespeedoffset
Fromtheshnderapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectSet-up.
3.SelectTransducerSet-up.
4.SelectSpeedOffset.
Thespeedoffsetnumericadjustcontrolis displayed.
5.Adjusttheoffsettotherequiredvalue.
SettingtheTemperatureoffset
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectSet-up.
3.SelectTransducerSet-up.
4.SelectTemperatureOffset.
Thetemperatureoffsetnumericadjustcontrolis displayed.
5.Adjusttheoffsettotherequiredvalue.
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7.5Thermalcamerasetupandchecks
Toensurecorrectoperationofthethermalcamera youshouldsetupandcheckthecamera'smain functions.
Beforeproceedingensurethatthecamerais connectedcorrectly ,accordingtotheinstructions provided.Ifyoursystemincludestheoptional JoystickControlUnit(JCU)andPoE(Powerover Ethernet)injector,ensuretheseunitsarealso connectedcorrectly .
Setupthecamera
Youwillneedto:
•Adjusttheimage(contrast,brightness,andsoon).
•Checkcameramovement(pan,tiltandhome functions)(ifapplicable).
Adjustingthethermalcameraimage
Withthethermalcameraapplicationdisplayed:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectAdjustContrast.
3.SelecttheContrast,Brightness,orColoroption
asappropriate. Therelevantnumericadjustcontrolisdisplayed.
4.Adjustthevalueasrequired.
5.SelectBackorOktoconrmthenewvalue.
Pan,Tilt,Zoom(PTZ)cameras
Panningandtilting,andthethermalimage
Onatouchscreenmultifunctiondisplayyoucan panandtiltthethermalcameraimageusingthe touchscreen.
Moveyourngerupanddownthescreentotilt thecameraupordown.
Moveyourngerleftandrightonthescreento rotatethecameraleftorright(panning).
Panning,Tiltingandzoomingthethermal
image
Onamultifunctiondisplaywithphysicalbuttons orwhenusingaremotekeypadyoucanpan,tilt andzoomthethermalcameraimageusingthe UniControl.
Insomecircumstancesitmaybebettertouse justtheUniControl'srotaryandjoystickcontrolsto manipulatethethermalcameraview.Forexample, thismethodisidealfornercontroloverthecamera andisparticularlyusefulinroughseaconditions.
UniControljoystick—isusedforrotatingthe cameraleftorright(panning),ortiltingthe cameraupordown.
UniControlrotary—isusedtozoominandout.
Resettingthethermalcameratothehome position
Whenconnectedtoapan,tiltthermalcamerathe homepositionofthecameracanbeset.
Inthethermalcameraapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectCameraHome.
Thecamerareturnstoitscurrentlydenedhome position,andthe“Home”iconappearson-screen momentarily.
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Chapter8:Maintainingyourdisplay
Chaptercontents
•8.1Serviceandmaintenanceonpage94
•8.2Productcleaningonpage94
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8.1Serviceandmaintenance
Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable components.Pleasereferallmaintenance andrepairtoauthorizedRaymarinedealers. Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty .
Routineequipmentchecks
Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyoucomplete anumberofroutinecheckstoensurethecorrectand reliableoperationofyourequipment.
Completethefollowingchecksonaregularbasis:
•Examineallcablesforsignsofdamageorwear andtear.
•Checkthatallcablesaresecurelyconnected.
8.2Productcleaning
Bestcleaningpractices.
Whencleaningproducts:
•Ifyourproductincludesadisplayscreen,doNOT wipethescreenwithadrycloth,asthiscould scratchthescreencoating.
•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabased products.
•DoNOTuseajetwash.
Cleaningthedisplaycase
Thedisplayunitisasealedunitanddoesnotrequire regularcleaning.Ifitisnecessarytocleantheunit, followthisbasicprocedure:
1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.
2.Wipethedisplaywithaclean,softcloth(a
microbreclothisideal).
3.Ifnecessary,useamilddetergenttoremove
greasemarks.
Note:DoNOTusesolventsordetergentsonthe screenitself.
Note:Incertainconditions,condensationmay appearinsidethedisplayscreen.Thiswillnot harmtheunit,andcanbeclearedbypoweringon thedisplayforashorttime.
Cleaningthedisplayscreen
Acoatingisappliedtothedisplayscreen.This makesitwaterrepellent,andpreventsglare.To avoiddamagingthiscoating,followthisprocedure:
1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.
2.Rinsethescreenwithfreshwatertoremoveall
dirtparticlesandsaltdeposits.
3.Allowthescreentodrynaturally.
4.Ifanysmearsremain,verygentlywipethescreen
withacleanmicrobrecleaningcloth(available fromanopticians).
Cleaningthesuncover
Thesuppliedsuncoverfeaturesanadhesivesurface. Incertainconditionsunwantedcontaminantsmay sticktothissurface.T oavoiddamagingthemonitor display,cleanthesuncoverregularlyfollowingthis procedure:
1.Carefullyremovethesuncoverfromthedisplay.
2.Rinsethesuncoverwithfreshwatertoremove
alldirtparticlesandsaltdeposits.
3.Allowthesuncovertodrynaturally .
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Chapter9:Troubleshooting
Chaptercontents
•9.1Troubleshootingonpage96
•9.2Poweruptroubleshootingonpage97
•9.3Radartroubleshootingonpage98
•9.4GPStroubleshootingonpage99
•9.5Sonartroubleshootingonpage100
•9.6Sonarcrosstalkinterferenceonpage103
•9.7Thermalcameratroubleshootingonpage105
•9.8Systemdatatroubleshootingonpage107
•9.9Videotroubleshootingonpage108
•9.10Wi-Fitroubleshootingonpage109
•9.11Bluetoothtroubleshootingonpage110
•9.12T ouchscreentroubleshootingonpage111
•9.13T ouchscreenalignmentonpage1 12
•9.14Miscellaneoustroubleshootingonpage113
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9.1Troubleshooting
Thetroubleshootinginformationprovidespossible causesandcorrectiveactionrequiredforcommon problemsassociatedwithmarineelectronics installations.
AllRaymarineproductsare,priortopackingand shipping,subjectedtocomprehensivetestand qualityassuranceprograms.However,ifyou experienceproblemswiththeoperationofyour productthissectionwillhelpyoutodiagnose andcorrectproblemsinordertorestorenormal operation.
Ifafterreferringtothissectionyouarestillhaving problemswithyourunit,pleasecontactRaymarine TechnicalSupportforfurtheradvice.
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9.2Poweruptroubleshooting
Problemsatpowerupandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.
Productdoesnotturnonorkeepsturningoff
PossiblecausesPossiblesolutions
Blownfuse/trippedbreaker1.Checkconditionofrelevantfusesandbreakersandconnections,replace
ifnecessary(RefertotheT echnicalSpecicationsectionofyourproduct’s installationinstructionsforfuseratings.)
2.Iffusekeepsblowingcheckforcabledamage,brokenconnectorpinsor incorrectwiring.
Poor/damaged/insecurepowersupply cable/connections
1.Checkthatthepowercableconnectorisfullyinsertedintotheunitandlockedin position.
2.Checkthepowersupplycableandconnectorsforsignsofdamageorcorrosion, replaceifnecessary.
3.Withtheunitturnedon,tryexingthepowercableneartothedisplayconnector toseeifthiscausestheunittore-boot/loosepower,replaceifnecessary.
4.Checkthevessel’sbatteryvoltage,theconditionofthebatteryterminalsand powersupplycables,ensuringconnectionsaresecure,cleanandfreefrom corrosion,replaceifnecessary.
5.Withtheproductunderload,usingamulti-meter,checkforhighvoltagedrop acrossallconnectors/fusesetc,replaceifnecessary .
IncorrectpowerconnectionThepowersupplymaybewiredincorrectly ,ensuretheinstallationinstructionshave
beenfollowed.
Powersourceinsufcient
Withtheproductunderload,usingamulti-meter,checkthepowersupplyvoltageas closetotheunitaspossibletoestablishactualvoltagewhenthecurrentisowing. (RefertotheT echnicalSpecicationsectionofyourproduct’sinstallationinstructions forpowersupplyrequirements.)
Productwillnotbootup(re-bootloop)
PossiblecausesPossiblesolutions
Powersupplyandconnection
Seepossiblesolutionsfrom‘Productsdoesnotturnonorkeepsturningoff’above.
Softwarecorruption1.Intheunlikelyeventthattheproductssoftwarehasbecomecorruptedplease
tryre-ashingthelatestsoftwarefromtheRaymarinewebsite.
2.Ondisplayproducts,asalastresort,youcantrytoperforma‘PoweronReset’, howeverthiswilldeleteallsettings/presetsanduserdata(suchaswaypoints andtracks)andreverttheunitbacktofactorydefaults.
PerformingaPoweronReset
Performinga‘PoweronReset’willdeleteall settings/presetsanduserdata(suchaswaypoints andtracks)andreverttheunitbacktofactory defaults.
1.Powertheunitoff.
2.Powertheunitbackon.
3.WhentheLightHouselogoappearsPressand holdthePowerbutton.
TheRaymarineInitializationscreenisdisplayed.
4.Touchonlydisplays: i.PressthePowerbuttonagaintoselect‘1–
Resettofactorydefaults’. A7secondcountdownwillbegin.Whenthe
countdownreacheszerotheunitwillbereset tofactorydefaultsettings.
ii.Youcanstoptheresetprocessbypressing
thePowerbuttonagainbeforethecountdown timerreacheszero.
Thiswillselectthesecondoption:‘2–Exit andstarttheapplication’andbeginanew countdowntimer.
5.Non-TouchandHybridTouchdisplays: i.PresstheWPT/MOBbutton.
Theunitwillberesettofactorydefault settings.
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9.3Radartroubleshooting
Problemswiththeradarandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.
ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions
Checkthatthescannerpowersupplycableissoundand thatallconnectionsaretightandfreefromcorrosion.
Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.
Radarscannerpowersupply
Checkpowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageandsufcient current(usingvoltageboosterifappropriate).
CheckthattheScanneriscorrectlyconnectedtoa RaymarinenetworkswitchorSeaTalk
hs
crossovercoupler
(asapplicable).
CheckthestatusoftheRaymarinenetworkswitch.
SeaTalk
hs
/RayNetnetwork
problem
CheckthatSeaTalk
hs
/RayNetcablesarefreefrom
damage.
Softwaremismatchbetween equipmentmayprevent communication.
ContactRaymarinetechnicalsupport.
NoDataorNoscannermessage
Switchatscannerpedestalin OFFposition
EnsurescannerpedestalswitchisinONposition.
Radarwillnotinitialize(Voltage controlmodule(VCM)stuckin “sleepmode”
Intermittentorpoorpower connection
CheckpowerconnectionatVCM.(Voltageatinput=12/ 24V,Voltageatoutput=40V)
Thebearingofatargetonthe radarscreenisincorrect.
Theradarbearingalignment requirescorrecting.
Checkandadjustradarbearingalignment.
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9.4GPStroubleshooting
ProblemswiththeGPSandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.
ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions
Geographiclocationorprevailing conditionspreventingsatellite x.
Checkperiodicallytoseeifaxisobtainedinbetter conditionsoranothergeographiclocation.
GPSconnectionfault.EnsurethatexternalGPSconnectionsandcablingare
correctandfaultfree.
ExternalGPSantennainpoor position. Forexample:
•Belowdecks.
•Closeproximitytotransmitting equipmentsuchasVHFradio.
EnsureGPSantennahasaclearviewofthesky.
“NoFix”GPSstatusiconis displayed.
GPSinstallationproblem.Refertotheinstallationinstructions.
Note:AGPSStatusscreenisavailablewithinthedisplay .Thisprovidessatellitesignalstrengthandotherrelevant information.
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9.5Sonartroubleshooting
Problemswiththesonarandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.
Scrollingimageisnotbeingdisplayed
PossiblecausesPossiblesolutions
SonardisabledSelectPingEnablefromtheSounderSet-upmenu.
Incorrecttransducerselected
CheckthatthecorrecttransducerisselectedintheTransducerSet-upmenu.
Damagedcables
1.Checkthatthetransducercableconnectorisfullyinsertedandlockedin position.
2.Checkthepowersupplycableandconnectorsforsignsofdamageor corrosion,replaceifnecessary.
3.Withtheunitturnedon,tryexingthecableneartothedisplayconnectorto seeifthiscausestheunittore-boot/loosepower,replaceifnecessary.
4.Checkthevessel’sbatteryvoltage,theconditionofthebatteryterminals andpowersupplycables,ensuringconnectionsaresecure,cleanandfree fromcorrosion,replaceifnecessary.
5.Withtheproductunderload,usingamulti-meter,checkforhighvoltagedrop acrossallconnectors/fusesetc(thiscancausetheFishnderapplicationsto stopscrollingortheunittoreset/turnoff),replaceifnecessary.
DamagedorfouledtransducerChecktheconditionofthetransducerensuringitisnotdamagedandisfreefrom
debris/fouling,cleanorreplaceasnecessary.
Wrongtransducertted
Ensurethetransduceriscompatiblewithyoursystem.
SeaTalk
hs
/RayNetnetworkproblem.•Checkthattheunitiscorrectlyconnectedtothemultifunctiondisplayor
Raymarinenetworkswitch.Ifacrossovercouplerorothercouplercable/ adapterisused,checkallconnectionsensuringconnectionsaresecure,clean andfreefromcorrosion,replaceifnecessary.
Softwaremismatchbetweenequipmentmay preventcommunication.
EnsureallRaymarineproductscontainthelatestavailablesoftware,checkthe Raymarinewebsite:www.raymarine.com/softwareforsoftwarecompatibility.
Nodepthreading/lostbottomlock
PossiblecausesPossiblesolutions
Transducerlocation
Checkthatthetransducerhasbeeninstalledinaccordancewiththeinstructions providedwiththetransducer.
Transducerangle
Ifthetransducerangleistoogreatthebeamcanmissthebottom,adjust transducerangleandrecheck.
Transducerkicked-up
Ifthetransducerhasakick-upmechanism,checkthatithasnotkickedupdueto hittinganobject.
Powersourceinsufcient
Withtheproductunderload,usingamulti-meter,checkthepowersupplyvoltage asclosetotheunitaspossibletoestablishactualvoltagewhenthecurrent isowing.(Checkyourproduct’sTechnicalspecicationforpowersupply requirements.)
DamagedorfouledtransducerChecktheconditionofthetransducerensuringitisnotdamagedandisfree
fromdebris/fouling.
Damagedcables
1.Checktheunit’sconnectorforbrokenorbentpins.
2.Checkthatthecableconnectorisfullyinsertedintotheunitandthatthe lockingcollarisinthelockedposition.
3.Checkthecableandconnectorsforsignsofdamageorcorrosion,replace ifnecessary.
4.Withtheunitturnedon,tryexingthepowercableneartothedisplay connectortoseeifthiscausestheunittore-boot/loosepower,replace ifnecessary.
5.Checkthevessel’sbatteryvoltage,theconditionofthebatteryterminals andpowersupplycables,ensuringconnectionsaresecure,cleanandfree fromcorrosion,replaceifnecessary.
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