Raymarine i40 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

i40

Installation and operation
instructions

English

Date: 06-2014
Document number: 81340-2-EN
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Documentnumber:81340-2
Date:06-2014

Contents

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

CertiedInstallation...................................................7

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

Disclaimer.................................................................7

EMCinstallationguidelines........................................7

Suppressionferrites...................................................8

Connectionstootherequipment.................................8

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

Productdisposal........................................................8

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

IMOandSOLAS........................................................8

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

Chapter2Documentandproduct

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

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

2.2Partssupplied......................................................13

2.3i40Productoverview............................................13

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

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

3.2Compatibletransducers........................................16

3.3Typicalsystems...................................................18

3.4T oolsrequired......................................................19

3.5Selectingadisplaylocation...................................19

3.6Selectingatransducerlocation.............................20

Chapter4Cablesandconnections....................23

4.1Generalcablingguidance.....................................24

4.2Powerconnection................................................24

4.3Connections........................................................25

4.4SeaT alk

ng

connection...........................................27

Chapter5Locationandmounting.....................29

5.1Mounting.............................................................30

5.2Bracketmounting.................................................30

5.3Frontbezel..........................................................31

5.4Rotavectamounting.............................................32

Chapter6Gettingstarted...................................33

6.1Controls...............................................................34

6.2Power.................................................................34

6.3Datamaster.........................................................35

6.4Adjustingthebacklight..........................................35

6.5Adjustingthecontrast...........................................36

6.6Pages.................................................................36

Chapter7i40Bidata............................................37

7.1i40Bidataoperation.............................................38

7.2i40BidataDisplay................................................38

7.3Calibration...........................................................39

7.4Usercalibration—i40Bidata................................39

7.5Intermediatecalibration........................................41

7.6Dealercalibration.................................................42

7.7Switchingthedepthandspeedposition.................42

7.8Usingthedepthpages..........................................43

7.9Usingthespeedpages.........................................43

Chapter8i40Depth.............................................45

8.1i40Depthoperation..............................................46

8.2Calibration...........................................................46

8.3Usercalibration—i40Depth................................47

8.4Intermediatecalibration........................................48

8.5Dealercalibration.................................................48

8.6Usingthedepthpages..........................................49

Chapter9i40Speed............................................51

9.1i40Speedoperation.............................................52

9.2Calibration...........................................................52

9.3Usercalibration—i40Speed................................53

9.4Intermediatecalibration........................................54

9.5Dealercalibration.................................................54

9.6Usingthespeedpages.........................................55

Chapter10i40Wind............................................57

10.1i40Windoperation.............................................58

10.2Calibration.........................................................58

10.3Usercalibration—i40Wind................................59

10.4Intermediatecalibration......................................60

10.5Dealercalibration...............................................60

10.6Trueandapparentwindpages............................61

10.7Usingthewindpages.........................................61

Chapter11Alarms...............................................63

11.1Alarms...............................................................64

Chapter12Maintainingyourdisplay.................65

12.1Serviceandmaintenance...................................66

12.2Condensation.....................................................66

12.3Routineequipmentchecks..................................67

12.4Cleaning............................................................67

12.5Cleaningthedisplaycase...................................68

12.6Cleaningthedisplayscreen................................68

Chapter13Troubleshooting...............................69

13.1Troubleshooting.................................................70

13.2Instrumenttroubleshooting..................................71

13.3Poweruptroubleshooting...................................73

13.4Miscellaneoustroubleshooting............................74

Chapter14Technicalsupport............................75

14.1Raymarinecustomersupport..............................76

Chapter15Technicalspecication....................77

15.1T echnicalspecication........................................78

15.2Operatingranges...............................................79

Chapter16Sparesandaccessories..................81

16.1Accessories.......................................................82

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16.2Spares...............................................................82

16.3SeaT alkaccessories...........................................83

16.4SeaT alkpowercables.........................................83

16.5Converters.........................................................84

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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:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhich
haspositivegrounding.

Caution:Powersupplyprotection

Wheninstallingthisproductensurethe
powersourceisadequatelyprotected
bymeansofasuitably-ratedfuseor
automaticcircuitbreaker.

Warning:Switchoffpowersupply

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyis
switchedOFFbeforestartingtoinstallthis
product.DoNOTconnectordisconnect
equipmentwiththepowerswitchedon,
unlessinstructedinthisdocument.

Warning:Highvoltage

Thisproductcontainshighvoltage.
Adjustmentsrequirespecializedservice
proceduresandtoolsonlyavailableto
qualiedservicetechnicians.Thereare
nouserserviceablepartsoradjustments.
Theoperatorshouldneverremovethe
coverorattempttoservicetheproduct.

Caution:Transducercable

•DoNOTcut,shorten,orsplicethe
transducercable.

•DoNOTremovetheconnector.

Ifthecableiscut,itcannotberepaired.
Cuttingthecablewillalsovoidthe
warranty.

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable
components.Pleasereferallmaintenance
andrepairtoauthorizedRaymarine
dealers.Unauthorizedrepairmayaffect
yourwarranty .

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer

Althoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthis
productmeetsthestatedIPXstandard(refertothe
product’sTechnicalSpecication),waterintrusion
andsubsequentequipmentfailuremayoccurifthe
productissubjectedtocommercialhigh-pressure
washing.Raymarinewillnotwarrantproducts
subjectedtohigh-pressurewashing.

Disclaimer

Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductis
error-freeorthatitiscompatiblewithproducts
manufacturedbyanypersonorentityotherthan
Raymarine.

Raymarineisnotresponsiblefordamagesorinjuries
causedbyyouruseorinabilitytousetheproduct,
bytheinteractionoftheproductwithproducts
manufacturedbyothers,orbyerrorsininformation
utilizedbytheproductsuppliedbythirdparties.

EMCinstallationguidelines

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformto
theappropriateElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)
regulations,tominimizeelectromagneticinterference
betweenequipmentandminimizetheeffectsuch
interferencecouldhaveontheperformanceofyour
system

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMC
performanceisnotcompromised.

Note:InareasofextremeEMCinterference,
someslightinterferencemaybenoticedonthe
product.Wherethisoccurstheproductandthe
sourceoftheinterferenceshouldbeseparatedby
agreaterdistance.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommend
thatwhereverpossible:

•Raymarineequipmentandcablesconnectedto
itare:

Importantinformation

7

–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

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.

Caution:Suncovers

•T oprotectyourproductagainstthe
damagingeffectsofultraviolet(UV)
light,alwaystthesuncoverswhenthe
productisnotinuse.

•Removethesuncoverswhentravelling
athighspeed,whetherinwaterorwhen
thevesselisbeingtowed.

Caution:Cleaning

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwith
adrycloth,asthiscouldscratchthe
screencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidor
ammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

Caution:Condensation

Certainatmosphericconditionsmay
causeasmallamountofcondensation
toformontheunit'swindow.Thiswill
notdamagetheunitandwillclearafter
theunithasbeenswitchedonforashort
period.

Declarationofconformity

RaymarineUKLtd.declaresthatthisproductis
compliantwiththeessentialrequirementsofEMC
directive2004/108/EC.

TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticate
maybeviewedontherelevantproductpageat

www.raymarine.com.

Productdisposal

Disposeofthisproductinaccordancewiththe
WEEEDirective.

TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment
(WEEE)Directiverequirestherecyclingofwaste
electricalandelectronicequipment.Whilstthe
WEEEDirectivedoesnotapplytosomeRaymarine
products,wesupportitspolicyandaskyoutobe
awareofhowtodisposeofthisproduct.

Warrantyregistration

ToregisteryourRaymarineproductownership,
pleasevisitwww.raymarine.comandregisteronline.

Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproductto
receivefullwarrantybenets.Yourunitpackage
includesabarcodelabelindicatingtheserialnumber
oftheunit.Youwillneedthisserialnumberwhen
registeringyourproductonline.Y oushouldretain
thelabelforfuturereference.

IMOandSOLAS

Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocument
isintendedforuseonleisuremarineboatsand
workboatsNOTcoveredbyInternationalMaritime
Organization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeatSea
(SOLAS)CarriageRegulations.

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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.

Importantinformation

9

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Chapter2:Documentandproductinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Documentinformationonpage12

•2.2Partssuppliedonpage13

•2.3i40Productoverviewonpage13

Documentandproductinformation

11

2.1Documentinformation

Thisdocumentcontainsimportantinformation
relatedtotheinstallationofyourRaymarineproduct.

Thedocumentincludesinformationtohelpyou:

•planyourinstallationandensureyouhaveallthe
necessaryequipment;

•installandconnectyourproductaspartofawider
systemofconnectedmarineelectronics;

•troubleshootproblemsandobtaintechnical
supportifrequired.

ThisandotherRaymarineproductdocuments
areavailabletodownloadinPDFformatfrom

www.raymarine.com.

Applicableproducts

Thisdocumentisapplicabletothefollowingproducts:

ItemModel

Part
numberHardware

i40BidataE70066i40Bidata

SeaTalk
instrumentdisplay

i40Bidata
Thru-hull
systempack

E70145•i40Bidata

SeaTalk
instrument
display

•P7Thru­hullDepth
transducer

•P371Thru­hullSpeed
andT emp
transducer

i40DepthE70064

i40DepthSeaTalk
instrumentdisplay

i40Depth
Thru-hull
systempack

E70142•i40Depth

SeaTalk
instrument
display

•P7Thru­hullDepth
transducer

i40Depth
Transom
mount
systempack

E70143•i40Depth

SeaTalk
instrument
display

•P66Transom
mountDepth
transducer

i40Speed

E70063

i40Speed
SeaTalk
instrumentdisplay

ItemModel

Part
numberHardware

i40Speed
Thru-hull
systempack

E70140

•i40Speed
SeaTalk
instrument
display

•P371Thru­hullSpeed
andT emp
transducer

i40Speed
Transom
mount
systempack

E70141

•i40Speed
SeaTalk
instrument
display

•ST69Transom
mountSpeed
andT emp
transducer

i40WindE70065

i40WindSeaT alk
instrumentdisplay

i40Wind
systempack

E70144•i40Wind

SeaTalk
instrument
display

•Rotavectawind
transducer

Documentillustrations

Yourproductmaydifferslightlyfromthatshown
intheillustrationsinthisdocument,dependingon
productvariantanddateofmanufacture.

Allimagesareprovidedforillustrationpurposesonly.

Productdocumentation

Thefollowingdocumentationisapplicabletoyour
product:

Handbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

i40Installationandoperation
instructions

Installationandoperationinstructions
forthei40instrumentdisplay

81340/88006

i40Mountingtemplate

Surfacemountingtemplateforthei40
instrumentdisplay

87155

RotavectaInstallationinstructions

Installationinstructionsforthe
Rotavectawindtransducer

87221/88036

DepthandSpeedTransducer
installationinstructions

Installationinstructionsforspeedand
depthtransducers,assuppliedwith
yourtransducer

12

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2.2Partssupplied

D1234 8-1

1

2

3

4 5

6

7

1i40Instrument

2

i40Suncover

3Mountinggasket

4

Clampingbracket

5

Fixingstudandthumbnut

6

SeaTalkpowercable

7

Documentpack

2.3i40Productoverview

Thei40rangeofSeaT alkinstrumentdisplayscanbe
connecteddirectlytotherelevanttransducers.The
datacanbetransmittedontheSeaT alknetworkto
othercompatibledisplays.

D13080-1

Thei40instrumentdisplayrangeoffersthefollowing
features:

•IntegrateswithRaymarineautopilotsand
navigationequipment

•Surfaceorbracket(trunnion)mountable

•Extralarge(28mmmax)digits

•Providesgoodvisibilityinalllightingconditions

•Lowpowerconsumption

Documentandproductinformation

13

14

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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Installationchecklistonpage16

•3.2Compatibletransducersonpage16

•3.3Typicalsystemsonpage18

•3.4T oolsrequiredonpage19

•3.5Selectingadisplaylocationonpage19

•3.6Selectingatransducerlocationonpage20

Planningtheinstallation

15

3.1Installationchecklist

Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:

InstallationTask

1Planyoursystem.

2

Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.

3

Siteallequipment.

4Routeallcables.

5

Drillcableandmountingholes.

6Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.

7

Secureallequipmentinplace.

8Poweronandtestthesystem.

Schematicdiagram

Aschematicdiagramisanessentialpartofplanning
anyinstallation.Itisalsousefulforanyfuture
additionsormaintenanceofthesystem.The
diagramshouldinclude:

•Locationofallcomponents.

•Connectors,cabletypes,routesandlengths.

3.2Compatibletransducers

InstrumentDepthtransducers

Thedepthtransducerslistedbelowarecompatible
withthefollowinginstrumentdisplays:

•i40Depth/i40Bidata

•i50Depth/i50Tridata

•i70viaiTC-5converter

Part
numberImageMountingHousing

E26009Thru-hullP7

E26019–
PZ

Thru-hull

B45(including
fairingblock)

M78717Thru-hullB17

M78713–
PZ

Thru-hullP319

E26030Thru-hullP17

E26001–
PZ

In-hullP79

E26027–
PZ

Transom
mount

P66

InstrumentSpeedandT emperature
transducers

Thespeedandtemperaturetransducerslistedbelow
arecompatiblewiththefollowinginstrumentdisplays:

•i40Speed/i40Bidata

•i50Speed/i50Tridata

•i70viaiTC-5converter

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Part
numberImageMountingHousing

E26008Thru-hullP371

E26005Transom

mount

ST69

E26031Thru-hull

P120/ST800

M78716Thru-hullB120

E25025Thru-hullP17

InstrumentDepth,SpeedandT emperature
(DST)transducers

TheDSTtransducerslistedbelowarecompatible
withthefollowinginstrumentdisplays:

•i40Depth/i40Speed/i40Bidata

•i50Depthi50Speed/i50Tridata

•i70viaiTC-5converter

Part
numberImageMountingHousing

E26006–
PZ

Transom
mount

P66/ST40

A26043Thru-hullB744V

(including
fairingblock)

Part
numberImageMountingHousing

A26044Thru-hullB744VL

(including
fairingblock)

E26028–
PZ

Transom
mount

P66

InstrumentRotavectatransducer

Thewindtransducerslistedbelowarecompatible
withthefollowinginstrumentdisplays:

•i40Wind

•i60Wind

•i70viaiTC-5converter

Part
numberImageHousingMounting

Z195Rotavecta

transducer

Surfacemount

Planningtheinstallation

17

3.3Typicalsystems

BasicSeaT alksystem

12 V

D12343-2

5

6 7

1

3

2

4

SeaTalk

1i40Depthinstrumentdisplay

2

i40Speedinstrumentdisplay

3i40Windinstrumentdisplay

4Rotavectawindtransducer

5

Depthtransducer

6

Speedtransducer

7

12Vdcpowersupply

BasicSeaTalk

ng

system

D1250 7-1

12 V

1 1

2

9 10

11

3 4

5 5

5

6 7 8

1

SeaTalk

ng

instrumentdisplays

212Vdcpowersupply

3

SeaTalk

ng

5wayblock

4

SeaTalktoSeaT alk

ng

converter

5

SeaTalk3wayblocks

6i40Depthinstrument

7

i40Speedinstrument

8i40Windinstrument

9Depthtransducer

10

Speedtransducer

11Rotavectawindtransducer

SeaTalk

SeaTalkisaprotocolwhichenablescompatible
instrumentstoconnecttoeachotherandsharedata.

TheSeaT alkcablesystemisusedtoconnect
compatibleinstrumentsandequipment.Thecable
carriespoweranddataandenablesconnection
withouttheneedforacentralprocessor.

Additionalinstrumentsandfunctionscanbeaddedto
aSeaTalksystem,simplybypluggingthemintothe
network.SeaT alkequipmentcanalsocommunicate
withothernon-SeaT alkequipmentviatheNMEA
0183standard,providedasuitableinterfaceisused.

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3.4Toolsrequired

Toolsrequiredforinstallation

1 2

3

4

D1250 8-1

1Powerdrill

2File

3

57mm(2.25in)holecutter

4Adhesivetape

3.5Selectingadisplaylocation

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein
hazardous/ammableatmospheres.Do
NOTinstallinahazardous/ammable
atmosphere(suchasinanengineroom
ornearfueltanks).

Generallocationrequirements

Whenselectingalocationfortheunititisimportant
toconsideranumberoffactors.

Ventilationrequirements

Toprovideadequateairow:

•Ensurethatequipmentismountedina
compartmentofsuitablesize.

•Ensurethatventilationholesarenotobstructed.

•Ensureadequateseparationofequipment.

Mountingsurfacerequirements

Ensureunitsareadequatelysupportedonasecure
surface.DoNOTmountunitsorcutholesinplaces
whichmaydamagethestructureofthevessel.

Cableroutingrequirements

Ensuretheunitismountedinalocationwhichallows
properroutingandconnectionofcables:

•Minimumcablebendradiusof100mm(3.94in)is
requiredunlessotherwisestated.

•Usecablesupportstopreventstresson
connectors.

Electricalinterference

Selectalocationthatisfarenoughawayfrom
devicesthatmaycauseinterference,suchas
motors,generatorsandradiotransmitters/receivers.

Magneticcompass

Whenchoosingasuitablelocationyoushouldaim
tomaintainthemaximumpossibledistancebetween
theunitandanycompasses.

Topreventpotentialinterferencewiththevessel's
magneticcompasses,ensurethataminimum
distanceof230mm(9in)betweentheunitandany
installedcompassesismaintained.

Viewingangleconsiderations

Asdisplaycontrast,colorandnightmode
performanceareallaffectedbytheviewingangle,
Raymarinerecommendsyoutemporarilypowerup
thedisplaywhenplanningtheinstallation,toenable
youtobestjudgewhichlocationgivestheoptimum
viewingangle.

Planningtheinstallation

19

Viewingangle

D1234 1-1

70°

70°

70°

70°

Productdimensions

C

D

E

F

A

B

D1234 0-1

A

128mm(5.04in)

B

72mm(2.83in)

C55mm(2.17in)

D

18mm(0.7in)

E

17mm(0.67in)

F

30mm(1.18in)

3.6Selectingatransducerlocation

Generalspeedanddepthtransducerlocation
requirements

Whenselectingalocationforyourtransduceritis
importanttoconsideranumberoffactors.

Thetransducershouldbemountedwithintheclear
waterowareasindicatedbytheshadedareasin
theimagebelow.

D4349-2

1

2

3

1

Sailingvessel

2Planingpowervessel

3Displacementpowervessel

Eachtransducershouldalso:

•Beaheadofthepropellers(byaminimumof10%
ofthewaterlinelength).

•Beatleast150mm(6in)awayfromthekeel
(ideallyaheadofthekeelonasailingyacht).

•Beasnearaspossibletothecenterlineofthe
vessel.

•Beclearofotherthrough-hullttingsorprojections.

•Havesufcientclearanceinsidethehulltotthe
nut.

•Have100mm(4in)ofheadroomtoallowfor
withdrawal.

Note:Inadditiontotheaboverequirements,the
depthtransducermustbemountedwithin10ºof
thevertical.

D435 0-5

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Speedanddepthtransducermounting

Ensuretransducersareinstalledinaccordancewith
theinstructionssuppliedwiththetransducer.

Windvanetransducer/rotavectalocation
requirements

Whenselectingalocationforyourwindtransducerit
isimportanttoconsideranumberoffactors.

Thetransducer'slocationmust:

•Allowreasonableaccessforinstallationand
servicing.

•Beashighaspossibleandawayfromany
equipmentwhichmayshieldthetransduceror
otherwisedisturbtheairow.

•Provideahorizontalmountingsurface.Ifasurface
(e.g.masttop)isotherwisesuitablebutnot
horizontal,makeupasuitablewedgedpacking
piecetoprovidethenecessaryhorizontalsurface.

•Theremustalsobeaviablerouteforthe
transducercabletoberoutedtotheproductitisto
beconnectedto(i.e.displayorconverter).

Planningtheinstallation

21

22

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Chapter4:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage24

•4.2Powerconnectiononpage24

•4.3Connectionsonpage25

•4.4SeaT alk

ng

connectiononpage27

Cablesandconnections23

4.1Generalcablingguidance

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.

Cableshielding

Ensurethatalldatacablesareproperlyshielded
thatthecableshieldingisintact(e.g.hasn’tbeen
scrapedoffbybeingsqueezedthroughatightarea).

4.2Powerconnection

Powercanbesuppliedtotheuniteitherdirectlyor
aspartoftheSeaTalknetwork.

ASeaT alksystemrequiresone12Vdcsupply,
connectedtotheSeaTalkbackbone.Thiscanbe
provided:

•Byabatteryviathedistributionpanel,or

•FromaRaymarinecoursecomputer,viaSeaTalk
orSeaT alk

ng

.

Warning:Groundingnotrequired

Thisproductisfullyinsulatedanddoes
NOTrequireseparategrounding.

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhich
haspositivegrounding.

Powerconnectionexample

Directpowerconnection

+

_

D1235 5-1

2

1

3

1

3Acircuitbreakerorfuse

212Vdcvesselpowersupply

3

SeaTalkpowercable

SeaTalkpowerconnection

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

+

_

D1235 4-1

2

1

1

5Acircuitbreakerorfuse.

212Vdcvesselpowersupply.

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SeaTalkpowercables

PartnumberDescription

D229

SeaTalkpowercable.

Powercableextension(12V)

Thefollowingrestrictionsapplytoanyextensionto
thepowercable:

•Cablemustbeofasuitablegaugeforthecircuit
load.

•Cablemustbewiredbacktothedistributionpanel.

Totallength(max)Cablegauge(AWG)

0to5m(0to16.4ft)

18

5to10m(16.4to32.8ft)

14

10to15m(32.8to49.2ft)

12

15to20m(49.2to65.5ft)

12

SeaTalkpowerprotection

Thepowersupplymustbeprotectedbya5Afuse
oracircuitbreakerprovidingequivalentprotection.

Raymarinerecommendsthatthepowerisconnected
toaSeaT alksysteminsuchawaythatthecurrent
drawnoneachsideofthepowerconnectionpoint
isequal.

4.3Connections

SeaTalkconnection

D1234 9-1

1

1

SeaTalkconnection

i40Bidataconnection

D1235 0-1

4 5 6 7

8

3

1 2

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1

Black(Depth)

Piezoceramic–

2

Blue(Depth)

Piezoceramic+

3

Screen(Depth)0V(shield)

4

Brown(Speed)

Temperature0V

5

White(Speed)

Temperature
(signal)

6

Screen(Speed)Speed0V(shield)

7

Green(Speed)Speed(signal)

8

Red(Speed)SpeedV+

i40Depthconnection

21

D1235 1-1

3

Cablesandconnections25

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1BlackPiezoceramic–

2BluePiezoceramic+

3

Screen0V(shield)

i40Speedconnection

1 2 3

4 5

D1235 2-1

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1BrownTemperature0V

2WhiteTemperature

(signal)

3

ScreenSpeed0V(shield)

4

GreenSpeed(signal)

5

Red

SpeedV+

i40Windconnection

D1235 3-1

1

2

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1RedRotor+

2BlueRotor–

Makingtransducerconnections

Althoughthetransducercableisttedwithspade
connectorsfordirectconnectiontotherearofthe
unit,itmaybenecessarytoremovethesetofacilitate
installation,e.g.ifthecablehastoberoutedthrough
narrowapertures.1/8thspadeterminalswillbe

required(notsupplied),toreplacethoseremoved.
Whenttingthenewspadeconnectors,preparethe
cablesasdetailedbelow:

3 mm

6 mm

50 mm

1

2

D1235 9-1

1.Preparethecableasshownin1above.

2.Foldbackthewirestrandsandinsertintothenew
spadeconnectorasshownin2above.

3.Ensurethewirestrandsdonotextendbeyond
therearofthespadeconnectorinsulation.

4.Crimptheconnectortothewire.

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4.4SeaT alk

ng

connection

YoucanconnectyourSeaT alkproducttoaSeaT alk

ng

systemusingtheSeaT alktoSeaTalk

ng

converter.

D1250 9-1

SeaTalk

ng

SeaTalk

1

2

SeaTalk

ng

3

1i40instrument

2

SeaTalktoSeaT alk

ng

converter

3

Raymarinemultifunction
display

Cablesandconnections

27

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Chapter5:Locationandmounting

Chaptercontents

•5.1Mountingonpage30

•5.2Bracketmountingonpage30

•5.3Frontbezelonpage31

•5.4Rotavectamountingonpage32

Locationandmounting

29

5.1Mounting

Pre-mountingcheck

Theproductisdesignedtobesurfacemounted.
Beforemountingtheunit,ensureyouhave:

•Selectedasuitablelocation.

•Identiedthecableconnectionsandroutethatthe
cableswilltake.

Mountingdiagram

D1235 7-1

Mountinginstructions

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear,

atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel
isrequired.

2.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetothe

selectedlocation,usingmaskingorselfadhesive
tape.

3.Ifpossibleuseanappropriatesizeholecutting

sawtocut-outthecenterholeareaasindicated
onthemountingtemplate;or

4.Usingasuitableholecuttingsaw,makepilot

holesineachcornerofthecut-outarea,and
usingajigsawcutalongtheinsideedgeofthe
cut-outline.

5.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedarea

andthenlearoundthecutedgeuntilsmooth.

6.Peelthebackingoffthesuppliedgasketand

placetheadhesivesideofthegasketontothe
displayunitandpressrmlyontotheange.

7.Screwthesuppliedmountingstudintotheback

oftheunit.

8.Feedcablesthroughthesuppliedclamping

bracketandconnecttotheunit.

9.Securetheinstrumentandbracketusingthe

thumbnutandstud.

5.2Bracketmounting

Tobracketmounttheunit,followtheinstructions
suppliedwiththemountingbracket(Partnumber
E25024).

D1235 8-1

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5.3Frontbezel

Removingthefrontbezel

Note:Y oudonotneedtoremovethefrontbezel

whenmountingtheunit.

1

2

3

4

D1236 3-1

1.Removetheunitfromthemountingsurfaceor

mountingbracketanddisconnectthecables.

2.Usingyourngerspullthebezelupandaway

fromtheunitatthetopcorner,nearestthe
buttons,asshownin1.

Thebezelwillstarttocomeawayfromtheunit
atthetopcorner.

3.Usingyourngerspullthebezelupandaway

fromtheunitatthebottomcorner,nearestthe
buttons,asshownin2.

4.Pulltheunitawayfromthebezelandslideunit

awayfromlugsonoppositesideofthebezel,as
shownin3and4.

Thebezelwillnowcomefreefromtheunit.

Important:Usecarewhenremovingthebezel.
Donotuseanytoolstoleverthebezel,doingso
maycausedamage.

Fittingthefrontbezel

2

1

D1236 4-1

1.Ensurethekeymatispositionedcorrectly .

2.Fittheunitintothebezelsothattheunitslides
underthelugsonthebezel,asshownin1.

3.Gentlybutrmlypressthebezelontotheunit
untilitclicksintoplace,asshownin2.

4.Followthemountinginstructionstorettheunit
ontothemountingsurface.

Locationandmounting

31

5.4Rotavectamounting

TheRotavectawindtransducershouldbemounted
inaccordancewiththeinstallationinstruction.that
accompaniedthetransducer.

Pleaserefertoinstallationinstructions87221or
88036fordetailedinstructionsonhowtoinstallyour
Rotavectawindtransducer.

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Chapter6:Gettingstarted

Chaptercontents

•6.1Controlsonpage34

•6.2Poweronpage34

•6.3Datamasteronpage35

•6.4Adjustingthebacklightonpage35

•6.5Adjustingthecontrastonpage36

•6.6Pagesonpage36

Gettingstarted

33

6.1Controls

1

2

3

D1234 2-1

1Up

2Down

3Action

6.2Power

Oncethepowersupplyisconnectedandturnedon
theunitwillpowerup.Whenthepowersupplyis
switchedofftheunitwillpoweroff.

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6.3Datamaster

Whereasystemcontainsmorethanoneunit
capableofdisplayingadatatype(e.g.depthcan
bedisplayedonthei40Depthandi40Bidata),the
unitphysicallyconnectedtothetransducermustbe
setasthedatamasterandanyotherunitssetas
arepeater.

Settingaunitasdatamaster

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand
Actionbuttonsfor4seconds.

Thesoftwareversionpageisdisplayed.

2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheinstrument
status.

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D1240 4-1

Note:Thei40BidatarequiresanextraAction
buttonpushtoswitchfromdepthinstrumentstatus
andspeedinstrumentstatus.

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstochangethe
instrumentstatusbetweenMasterandRepeater.

4.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal
operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

6.4Adjustingthebacklight

ThebacklightingcanbeadjustedusingtheAction
button.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheActionbuttonfor

approximately1seconduntilthebacklightpage
isdisplayed.

Thebacklightisturnedonorifthebacklightis
alreadyon:

•i40Depth,SpeedandBidata—LAMPSandthe
currentbacklightlevelisdisplayedon-screen

•i40Wind—Landthecurrentbacklightlevel
isdisplayedon-screen

2.PresstheActionbuttonagaintocyclethrough

theavailablebacklightlevels(1to3).

3.T oreturntonormaloperationpresstheUpor
Downbutton,orwaitfor5secondsforthepage
totime-out.

4.AlternativelypressandholdtheActionbutton
approximately1secondtoadjustthecontrast
level.

Gettingstarted

35

6.5Adjustingthecontrast

ThecontrastcanbeadjustedusingtheAction
button.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheActionbuttonfor

approximately2secondsuntilthecontrastpage
isdisplayed,orfromthebacklightpagepress
andholdtheActionbuttonforapproximately1
second.

CONandthecurrentcontrastlevelisdisplayed
on-screen.

2.PresstheActionbuttonagaintocyclethrough

theavailablecontrastlevels(0to3).

3.T oreturntonormaloperationpresstheUpor

Downbutton,orwaitforthe5secondtime-out.

6.6Pages

Whentheunitisswitchedonthepagedisplayedat
lastswitchoffwillbedisplayed.

Thepagesavailabledependonthedisplayvariant
andareshowninthetablebelow:

**i40Bidatai40Depthi40Speedi40Wind

Current
depth/speed

Current
depth

Current
speed

Apparent
wind

*Maximum
speed

*Minimum
depth

*Maximum
speed

Truewind

*Average
speed

*Shallow
alarm

*Average
speed

*Highwind
speedalarm

*Log*Deepalarm*Log

*Trip*Shallow

anchoralarm

*Trip

Water
temperature

*Deep
anchoralarm

Water
temperature

*Minimum
depth

*Depthoffset

*Shallow
alarm

*Deepalarm

*Shallow
anchoralarm

*Deep
anchoralarm

*Depthoffset

Note:

•*Thesepagesaretemporarypagesandwill
reverttothepreviouspermanentpageafter5
seconds.

•**Thepagesavailableonthei40Bidataarealso
dependentonwhichdataisbeingdisplayedin
themainscreenarea(i.e.IfDepthisdisplayed
inthemainareathenthepagesavailablewillbe
thesameasani40Depthinstrument,ifSpeed
isdisplayedinthemainareathenthepages
availablewillbethesameasani40Speed
instrument.

Changingpages

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PresstheUporDownbuttonstocyclethrough

theavailablepages.

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Chapter7:i40Bidata

Chaptercontents

•7.1i40Bidataoperationonpage38

•7.2i40BidataDisplayonpage38

•7.3Calibrationonpage39

•7.4Usercalibration—i40Bidataonpage39

•7.5Intermediatecalibrationonpage41

•7.6Dealercalibrationonpage42

•7.7Switchingthedepthandspeedpositiononpage42

•7.8Usingthedepthpagesonpage43

•7.9Usingthespeedpagesonpage43

i40Bidata37

7.1i40Bidataoperation

Whenconnectedtotherelevanttransducer(s)your
i40Bidatainstrument:

•Providesspeedinformation(current,maximum
andaverage),ineitherknots(KTS),milesperhour
(MPH)orkilometersperhour(KPH).

•Provideslogandtripinformation.Thesearegiven
ineithernauticalmiles(NM),statutemiles(M)or
kilometers(KM).

•Provideswatertemperatureinformation.Thisis
givenineitherdegreescelsius(ºC)ordegrees
fahrenheit(ºF).

•Providesdepthinformationineitherfeet(FT),
metres(M)orfathoms(FA).

•Recordstheminimumdepthencounteredduring
theperiodtheunitisswitchedon.Thiscanbe
resetatanytime.

•Enablesyoutodenealarmthresholdsforshallow
alarm,deepalarm,shallowanchoralarmand
deepanchoralarm.

•Enablesyoutoseewhatoffsetisappliedtothe
depthreading.

Note:Therequiredspeed,distance,depthand
watertemperatureunitsareselectedduringUser
calibration.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•Up/Downdepth-trendarrowsaredisplayed,ifthe
seabedisrisingorfallingatasignicantrate.

•Thelogscreenshowsthetotaldistancecovered
bythevesselsincetheunitwastted.

•Minimumdepth,maximumspeed,averagespeed
andtripreadingareresettozeroatpowerup.

7.2i40BidataDisplay

Thedisplayissplitintoupperandlowerdata
areas,eachofwhichshowseitherdepthorspeed
information,dependingonuserselection.

TheCurrentspeed,CurrentdepthandCurrent
watertemperaturepagesarepermanentpages,all
otherpagesaretemporaryandwilltime-outafter5
seconds,tothelastpermanentpagedisplayed.

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7.3Calibration

Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbe
carriedouttoensureoptimumperformanceofthe
instrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Dealercalibration

7.4Usercalibration—i40Bidata

Calibrationproceduresaredependantoninstrument
displayvariant.

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

•Depthdisplayresponse—Dictatestherateat
whichtheinstrumentdisplayrespondstochanges
indepthdata.

•Speeddisplayresponse—Dictatestherateat
whichtheinstrumentdisplayrespondstochanges
inspeeddata.

•*Unitsfordepthreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedfordepthrelatedreadings.

•*Unitsforspeedreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedforspeedrelatedreadings.

•*Unitsfordistancereadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedfordistancerelatedreadings.

•*Unitsforwatertemperature—Assignstheunit
ofmeasureusedfortemperaturerelatedreadings.

•*Correctspeedreading—Assignsanoffsetto
thespeedreading.

•*Depthoffset—Assignsanoffsettothedepth
reading.

•*Shallowalarmlock—LockstheShallowalarm.

Note:*Thesesettingsareonlyavailableonunits
whentheinstrumentstatussettoMaster(see
IntermediateCalibrationfordetailsofchangingthe
displaytobeMasterorRepeater).

DepthOffset

Depthsaremeasuredfromthetransducertothesea
bed,butyoucanapplyanoffsetvaluetothedepth
data,sothatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresents
thedepthtotheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthe
waterline.

Beforeattemptingtosetawaterlineorkeel
offset,ndouttheverticalseparationbetweenthe
transducerandeitherthewaterlineorthebottomof
thekeelonyourvessel,asappropriate.Thensetthe
appropriatedepthoffsetvalue.

D9343--2

1 2 3

1

Waterlineoffset

2

Transducer/Zerooffset

3

Keeloffset

Ifanoffsetisnotapplied,displayeddepthreadings
representthedistancefromthetransducertothe
seabed.

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CalibratingBidata

Tocalibrateyouri40Bidatafollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand
Actionbuttonsfor2secondstodisplaytheUser
Calibrationpage.

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

2

+

D1241 4-1

2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDepth
Responsepage.

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D1240 1-1

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoadjustthe
DepthResponsetotherequiredlevel.

Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1
to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheSpeed
Responsepage.

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D1241 0-1

5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoadjustthe
speedresponsetotherequiredlevel.

Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1
to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDepth
unitspage.

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D1240 2-1

7.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe
requiredunitofmeasurementfordepthreadings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefordepthreadings
are:

•FT—feet(default)

•M—Meters

•F A—Fathoms

8.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheSpeed
unitspage.

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D12411 -1

9.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe
requiredunitofmeasurementforspeedreadings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailableforspeed
readingsare:

•KTS—Knots(default)

•MPH—MilesPerHour

•KPH—KilometersPerHour

10.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDistance

unitspage.

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D1240 3-1

11.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementfordistance
readings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefordistance
readingsare:

•NM—NauticalMiles(default)

•SM—StatuteMiles

•KM—Kilometers

12.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheWater

temperatureunitspage.

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D1241 2-1

13.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementfortemperature
readings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefortemperature
are:

•°C—degreesCelsius(default)

•°F—degreesFahrenheit

14.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytotheSpeed

CalibrationFactorpage.

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D1239 8-1

15.UsetheUpbuttontoincreasethecalibration
factorvalue,ortheDownbuttontodecreasethe
calibrationfactorvalueuntilthedisplayedspeed
iscorrect.

Thedefaultcalibrationfactoris1.00.The
calibrationfactorcanbesetfrom0.25to2.50.

16.Alternatively:
i.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheUpand

DownbuttonstodisplaytheSpeedOver
Ground(SOG)page.

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D1240 9-1

+

Note:TheSOGpageisonlydisplayedifSOG
dataisavailableonSeaT alkandthevesselspeed
isgreaterthan0.5kts.

ii.Then,inconditionsofzerotideandcurrent,

presstheUpbuttonfor3secondstoapply
theSOGvalueasthespeedreading.

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17.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDepth

Offsetpage.

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D1240 0-1

18.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requireddepthoffsetvalue.
Thedepthoffsetcanbesettothefollowing

values:

•Keel—valuesbetween–9.9to–0.1

•OFST(zerooffset)(default)—0.0

•W/L(Waterline)—valuesbetween0.1to9.9

19.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheShallow

AlarmLockpage.

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D1240 7-1

20.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchthe

shallowalarmlockonandoff.
WiththeShallowAlarmLockOnyoucannot

changethealarmthresholdorswitchthealarm
onandoff.T ochangethealarmthresholdor
switchthealarmonandoffthealarmlockmust
besettoOff(default).

21.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal
operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

7.5Intermediatecalibration

Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

•Checktheinstrumentsoftwareversion.

•Checkandifnecessarysettheinstrumentstatus
aseitherMasterorRepeater.

Checkingsoftwareversionandinstrument
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor4secondstodisplaythe
softwareversion.

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

D1240 8-1

2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.

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D1240 4-1

Note:Thei40BidatarequiresanextraAction
buttonpushtoswitchfromdepthinstrumentstatus
andspeedinstrumentstatus.

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstochangethe

instrumentstatusbetweenMasterandRepeater.

4.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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41

7.6Dealercalibration

Dealercalibrationenablesyoutoset:

•UsercalibrationmenuaccessOn(default)andOff.

•BoatshowmodeOnandOff(default)(Boatshow
modeisonlybeavailableondisplayssetas
repeaters).

•Resettofactorydefaults.

Changingdealercalibrationsettings

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor12secondstodisplaythe

DealerCalibrationpage.

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

12

+

D1239 9-1

2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheUser

CalibrationAccesspage.

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CAL

D1241 3-1

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchaccess

totheUserCalibrationmenuOn(default)andOff.
SelectingOffdisablesaccesstotheUser

Calibrationmenu.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheBoatShow

Modepage.

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CAL

D1239 7-1

5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchboat

showmodeOnandOff.
SelectingOnwillputthedisplayintoboatshow

mode.

Note:BoatShowModeNOTbeusedwhilstyour
vesselisinuse.

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheFactory

defaultspage.

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D1240 6-1

7.T oresetthedisplaytofactorydefaultsettings:

i.UsetheUporDownbuttonstochangethe

resetoptiontoYes.

ii.PresstheActionbuttontoresetyourdisplay

tofactorydefaultsettings.

Resettingtheunitdefaultsthedisplaytoa
repeaterdisplay .Referto6.3Datamasterfor
detailsonhowtochangethedisplaybacktoa
datamaster,ifrequired.

8.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

7.7Switchingthedepthandspeed
position

D1251 0-1

1.PresstheActionbuttontoswitchspeedand

depthpositionsonthedisplay.

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7.8Usingthedepthpages

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

D1251 2-1

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

2 7

3

4 5

6

1

Page
orderPagename

1

CurrentDepth

2MinimumDepth

3

ShallowAlarm

4DeepAlarm

5

ShallowAnchorAlarm

6DeepAnchorAlarm

7

DepthOffset

Note:

•Alarmandoffsetpagesareonlyavailableif
theunit'sstatusissettoMaster(SeetheData
mastersectionfordetails).

•OnlytheCurrentDepthpageisapermanent
page,allotherpageswilltimeoutafter5
secondsandrevertbacktothelastpermanent
pagedisplayed.

•Fordetailsonenabling,disablingandadjusting
alarmthresholdspleaserefertoChapter11

Alarms

1.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstocyclethrough

theavailablepages.

2.T oresettheMinimumDepthvalue,fromthe

MinimumDepthpagepressandholdtheUp
buttonfor3seconds.

3.T oswitchalarmsOnandOff(default),fromthe

relevantalarmpagepressandholdtheUpbutton
for3seconds.

7.9Usingthespeedpages

Tocyclethroughthespeedpagesfollowthesteps
below:

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

D12511 -1

6

2 5

3 4

1

PageorderPagename

1

CurrentSpeed

2

MaxSpeed

3

AverageSpeed

4Log

5

Trip

6WaterTemperature

1.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstocyclethrough

theavailablepages.

2.T oresettheMaximumspeed,Averagespeed
andTripvalues,withtherelevantpagedisplayed
pressandholdtheUpbuttonfor3seconds.

Note:Thetripreadingcanonlyberesetifthe
unit'sstatusissettoMaster(SeetheDatamaster
sectionfordetails).

Note:OnlytheCurrentspeedandWater
temperaturepagesarepermanentpages,all

otherpageswilltimeoutafter5secondsandrevert
backtothelastpermanentpagedisplayed.

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Chapter8:i40Depth

Chaptercontents

•8.1i40Depthoperationonpage46

•8.2Calibrationonpage46

•8.3Usercalibration—i40Depthonpage47

•8.4Intermediatecalibrationonpage48

•8.5Dealercalibrationonpage48

•8.6Usingthedepthpagesonpage49

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8.1i40Depthoperation

Whenconnectedtotherelevantdepthtransducer,
youri40depthinstrument:

•Providesdepthinformation,ineitherfeet(ft),
metres(M)orfathoms(FA).

•Recordstheminimumdepthencounteredduring
theperiodtheunitisswitchedon.

•Enablesyoutodenealarmthresholdsforshallow
alarm,deepalarm,shallowanchoralarmand
deepanchoralarm.

•Enablesyoutoseewhatoffsethasbeenapplied
tothedepthreading.

Note:Therequireddepthunitsareselectedduring
Usercalibration.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•Up/Downdepth-trendarrowsaredisplayed,ifthe
seabedisrisingorfallingatasignicantrate.

•Minimumdepthreadingisresettozeroatpower
up.

8.2Calibration

Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbe
carriedouttoensureoptimumperformanceofthe
instrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Dealercalibration

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8.3Usercalibration—i40Depth

Calibrationproceduresaredependantoninstrument
displayvariant.

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

•Depthdisplayresponse—Dictatestherateat

whichtheinstrumentdisplayrespondstochanges
indepthdata.

•*Unitsfordepthreadings—Assignstheunitof

measureusedfordepthrelatedreadings.

•*Depthoffset—Assignsanoffsettothedepth

reading.

•*Shallowalarmlock—LockstheShallowalarm.

Note:*Thesesettingsareonlyavailableonunits
whentheinstrumentstatussettoMaster(see
IntermediateCalibrationfordetailsofchangingthe
displaytobeMasterorRepeater).

DepthOffset

Depthsaremeasuredfromthetransducertothesea
bed,butyoucanapplyanoffsetvaluetothedepth
data,sothatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresents
thedepthtotheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthe
waterline.

Beforeattemptingtosetawaterlineorkeel
offset,ndouttheverticalseparationbetweenthe
transducerandeitherthewaterlineorthebottomof
thekeelonyourvessel,asappropriate.Thensetthe
appropriatedepthoffsetvalue.

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1 2 3

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Waterlineoffset

2

Transducer/Zerooffset

3

Keeloffset

Ifanoffsetisnotapplied,displayeddepthreadings
representthedistancefromthetransducertothe
seabed.

Calibratingdepth

Tocalibrateyouri40Depthfollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor2secondstodisplaytheUser
Calibrationpage.

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2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDepth

Responsepage.

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3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoadjustthe

DepthResponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDepth

unitspage.

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D1240 2-1

5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementfordepthreadings.
Theunitsofmeasureavailablefordepthreadings

are:

•FT—feet(default)

•M—Meters

•F A—Fathoms

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDepth

Offsetpage.

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7.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requireddepthoffsetvalue.
Thedepthoffsetcanbesettothefollowing

values:

•Keel—valuesbetween–9.9to–0.1

•OFST(zerooffset)(default)—0.0

•W/L(Waterline)—valuesbetween0.1to9.9

8.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheShallow

AlarmLockpage.

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9.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchthe

shallowalarmlockonandoff.
WiththeShallowAlarmLockOnyoucannot

changethealarmthresholdorswitchthealarm
onandoff.T ochangethealarmthresholdor
switchthealarmonandoffthealarmlockmust
besettoOff(default).

10.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal
operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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8.4Intermediatecalibration

Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

•Checktheinstrumentsoftwareversion.

•Checkandifnecessarysettheinstrumentstatus
aseitherMasterorRepeater.

Checkingsoftwareversionandinstrument
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor4secondstodisplaythe
softwareversion.

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15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

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2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.

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Note:Thei40BidatarequiresanextraAction
buttonpushtoswitchfromdepthinstrumentstatus
andspeedinstrumentstatus.

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstochangethe

instrumentstatusbetweenMasterandRepeater.

4.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

8.5Dealercalibration

Dealercalibrationenablesyoutoset:

•UsercalibrationmenuaccessOn(default)andOff.

•BoatshowmodeOnandOff(default)(Boatshow
modeisonlybeavailableondisplayssetas
repeaters).

•Resettofactorydefaults.

Changingdealercalibrationsettings

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor12secondstodisplaythe

DealerCalibrationpage.

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15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

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12

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2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheUser

CalibrationAccesspage.

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3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchaccess

totheUserCalibrationmenuOn(default)andOff.
SelectingOffdisablesaccesstotheUser

Calibrationmenu.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheBoatShow

Modepage.

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5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchboat

showmodeOnandOff.
SelectingOnwillputthedisplayintoboatshow

mode.

Note:BoatShowModeNOTbeusedwhilstyour
vesselisinuse.

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheFactory

defaultspage.

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7.T oresetthedisplaytofactorydefaultsettings:

i.UsetheUporDownbuttonstochangethe

resetoptiontoYes.

ii.PresstheActionbuttontoresetyourdisplay

tofactorydefaultsettings.

Resettingtheunitdefaultsthedisplaytoa
repeaterdisplay .Referto6.3Datamasterfor
detailsonhowtochangethedisplaybacktoa
datamaster,ifrequired.

8.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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Page
orderPagename

1

CurrentDepth

2MinimumDepth

3

ShallowAlarm

4DeepAlarm

5

ShallowAnchorAlarm

6DeepAnchorAlarm

7

DepthOffset

Note:

•Alarmandoffsetpagesareonlyavailableif
theunit'sstatusissettoMaster(SeetheData
mastersectionfordetails).

•OnlytheCurrentDepthpageisapermanent
page,allotherpageswilltimeoutafter5
secondsandrevertbacktothelastpermanent
pagedisplayed.

•Fordetailsonenabling,disablingandadjusting
alarmthresholdspleaserefertoChapter11

Alarms

1.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstocyclethrough

theavailablepages.

2.T oresettheMinimumDepthvalue,fromthe

MinimumDepthpagepressandholdtheUp
buttonfor3seconds.

3.T oswitchalarmsOnandOff(default),fromthe

relevantalarmpagepressandholdtheUpbutton
for3seconds.

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50i40

Chapter9:i40Speed

Chaptercontents

•9.1i40Speedoperationonpage52

•9.2Calibrationonpage52

•9.3Usercalibration—i40Speedonpage53

•9.4Intermediatecalibrationonpage54

•9.5Dealercalibrationonpage54

•9.6Usingthespeedpagesonpage55

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9.1i40Speedoperation

Whenconnectedtotherelevantspeedorspeedand
temperaturetransducer,youri40Speedinstrument
provides:

•Current,maximumandaveragespeedinformation,
ineitherknots(KTS),mileperhour(MPH)or
kilometersperhour(KPH).

•Logandtripinformation,ineithernauticalmiles
(NM),statutemiles(M)orkilometers(KM).

•Watertemperatureinformation,ineitherdegrees
celsius(ºC)orfahrenheit(ºF).

Note:Therequiredspeed,distanceand
temperatureunitsareselectedduringUser
calibration.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•Themaximumspeed,averagespeedandtrip
readingareresettozeroatpowerup.

•Thelogscreenshowsthetotaldistancecovered
bythevesselsincetheunitwastted.

9.2Calibration

Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbe
carriedouttoensureoptimumperformanceofthe
instrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Dealercalibration

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9.3Usercalibration—i40Speed

Calibrationproceduresaredependantoninstrument
displayvariant.

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

•Speeddisplayresponse—Dictatestherateat

whichtheinstrumentdisplayrespondstochanges
inspeeddata.

•*Unitsforspeedreadings—Assignstheunitof

measureusedforspeedrelatedreadings.

•*Unitsfordistancereadings—Assignstheunitof

measureusedfordistancerelatedreadings.

•*Unitsforwatertemperature—Assignstheunit

ofmeasureusedfortemperaturerelatedreadings.

•*Correctspeedreading—Assignsanoffsetto

thespeedreading.

Note:*Thesesettingsareonlyavailableonunits
whentheinstrumentstatussettoMaster(see
IntermediateCalibrationfordetailsofchangingthe
displaytobeMasterorRepeater).

Calibratingspeed

Tocalibrateyouri40Speedfollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor2secondstodisplaytheUser
Calibrationpage.

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15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

2

+

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2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheSpeed

Responsepage.

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D1241 0-1

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoadjustthe

speedresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheSpeed

unitspage.

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5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementforspeedreadings.
Theunitsofmeasureavailableforspeed

readingsare:

•KTS—Knots(default)

•MPH—MilesPerHour

•KPH—KilometersPerHour

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheDistance

unitspage.

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D1240 3-1

7.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementfordistance
readings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefordistance
readingsare:

•NM—NauticalMiles(default)

•SM—StatuteMiles

•KM—Kilometers

8.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheWater

temperatureunitspage.

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D1241 2-1

9.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementfortemperature
readings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefortemperature
are:

•°C—degreesCelsius(default)

•°F—degreesFahrenheit

10.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytotheSpeed

CalibrationFactorpage.

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11.UsetheUpbuttontoincreasethecalibration
factorvalue,ortheDownbuttontodecreasethe
calibrationfactorvalueuntilthedisplayedspeed
iscorrect.

Thedefaultcalibrationfactoris1.00.The
calibrationfactorcanbesetfrom0.25to2.50.

12.Alternatively:
i.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheUpand

DownbuttonstodisplaytheSpeedOver
Ground(SOG)page.

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Note:TheSOGpageisonlydisplayedifSOG
dataisavailableonSeaT alkandthevesselspeed
isgreaterthan0.5kts.

ii.Then,inconditionsofzerotideandcurrent,

presstheUpbuttonfor3secondstoapply
theSOGvalueasthespeedreading.

13.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal
operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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9.4Intermediatecalibration

Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

•Checktheinstrumentsoftwareversion.

•Checkandifnecessarysettheinstrumentstatus
aseitherMasterorRepeater.

Checkingsoftwareversionandinstrument
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor4secondstodisplaythe
softwareversion.

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

D1240 8-1

2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.

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Note:Thei40BidatarequiresanextraAction
buttonpushtoswitchfromdepthinstrumentstatus
andspeedinstrumentstatus.

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstochangethe

instrumentstatusbetweenMasterandRepeater.

4.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

9.5Dealercalibration

Dealercalibrationenablesyoutoset:

•UsercalibrationmenuaccessOn(default)andOff.

•BoatshowmodeOnandOff(default)(Boatshow
modeisonlybeavailableondisplayssetas
repeaters).

•Resettofactorydefaults.

Changingdealercalibrationsettings

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor12secondstodisplaythe

DealerCalibrationpage.

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

12

+

D1239 9-1

2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheUser

CalibrationAccesspage.

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D1241 3-1

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchaccess

totheUserCalibrationmenuOn(default)andOff.
SelectingOffdisablesaccesstotheUser

Calibrationmenu.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheBoatShow

Modepage.

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5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchboat

showmodeOnandOff.
SelectingOnwillputthedisplayintoboatshow

mode.

Note:BoatShowModeNOTbeusedwhilstyour
vesselisinuse.

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheFactory

defaultspage.

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7.T oresetthedisplaytofactorydefaultsettings:

i.UsetheUporDownbuttonstochangethe

resetoptiontoYes.

ii.PresstheActionbuttontoresetyourdisplay

tofactorydefaultsettings.

Resettingtheunitdefaultsthedisplaytoa
repeaterdisplay .Referto6.3Datamasterfor
detailsonhowtochangethedisplaybacktoa
datamaster,ifrequired.

8.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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9.6Usingthespeedpages

Tocyclethroughthespeedpagesfollowthesteps
below:

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PageorderPagename

1

CurrentSpeed

2

MaxSpeed

3

AverageSpeed

4Log

5

Trip

6WaterTemperature

1.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstocyclethrough

theavailablepages.

2.T oresettheMaximumspeed,Averagespeed
andTripvalues,withtherelevantpagedisplayed
pressandholdtheUpbuttonfor3seconds.

Note:Thetripreadingcanonlyberesetifthe
unit'sstatusissettoMaster(SeetheDatamaster
sectionfordetails).

Note:OnlytheCurrentspeedandWater
temperaturepagesarepermanentpages,all

otherpageswilltimeoutafter5secondsandrevert
backtothelastpermanentpagedisplayed.

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Chapter10:i40Wind

Chaptercontents

•10.1i40Windoperationonpage58

•10.2Calibrationonpage58

•10.3Usercalibration—i40Windonpage59

•10.4Intermediatecalibrationonpage60

•10.5Dealercalibrationonpage60

•10.6Trueandapparentwindpagesonpage61

•10.7Usingthewindpagesonpage61

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10.1i40Windoperation

Whenconnectedtoarotavectatransducer,youri40
Windinstrument:

•Providesapparentwindspeedanddirection
information,ineitherknots(KTS),ormetresper
second(M/S).

•Providestruewindspeedanddirectioninformation,
ifvesselspeedinformationisavailableonSeaT alk.

•Enablesalockedapparentwindangle,which
isdenedeithermanuallyorautomaticallybya
coursecomputer.Inthismode,theunitshows
thedeviationsfromthelockedwindangleandthe
directiontosteertoachievethelockedwindangle.

10.2Calibration

Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbe
carriedouttoensureoptimumperformanceofthe
instrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Dealercalibration

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10.3Usercalibration—i40Wind

Calibrationproceduresaredependantoninstrument
displayvariant.

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

•WindAngledisplayresponse—Dictatesthe

rateatwhichtheinstrumentdisplayrespondsto
changesinwindangledata.

•WindSpeeddisplayresponse—Dictatesthe

rateatwhichtheinstrumentdisplayrespondsto
changesinwindspeeddata.

•“Unitsforwindspeedreadings—Assignstheunit

ofmeasureusedforwindspeedrelatedreadings.

•Linearization—Performswindtransducer

linearization.

•Alignment—Alignswindtransducertovessel

heading.

Note:*Thesesettingsareonlyavailableonunits
whentheinstrumentstatussettoMaster(see
IntermediateCalibrationfordetailsofchangingthe
displaytobeMasterorRepeater).

Calibratingwind

Youwillneedtobeunderway,withsufcientspace
toturninalargeslowcircleunhindered.Conditions
shouldbecalm(i.e.aslightsea)andasteady
breeze.Trytoensurethevesselisnotrollingor
pitchingtoomuch.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor2secondstodisplaytheUser
Calibrationpage.

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60

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2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaythesetWind

AngleResponsepage.

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3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoadjustthewind

angleresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheWind

SpeedResponsepage.

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5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoadjustthewind

speedresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheWind

SpeedUnitspage.

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7.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementforwindspeed
readings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailableforwindspeed
readingsare:

•KTS—Knots(default)

•M/S—MetersPerSecond

8.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheLinearize

Transducerpage.

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Note:If5pdisdisplayedonthelinearize
transducerpagethewindspeedisoutsideofthe
rangesuitableforlinearization.

9.Keepthevesselspeedbelow2ktsandbeginto
turnthevesselinacircle.

10.PresstheUpbuttontobeginlinearization.

11.Y ouwillberequiredtoperformaminimumof2
completecircles.

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Analarmwillsounduponsuccessfulcompletion.

12.Sailthevesseldirectlyintothewind.

13.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheAlign
Transducerpage.

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14.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoadjustthevalue
untilthewindanglepointerissettozero.

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15.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal
operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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10.4Intermediatecalibration

Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

•Checktheinstrumentsoftwareversion.

•Checkandifnecessarysettheinstrumentstatus
aseitherMasterorRepeater.

Checkingsoftwareversionandinstrument
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor4secondstodisplaythe
softwareversion.

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

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2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.

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Note:Thei40BidatarequiresanextraAction
buttonpushtoswitchfromdepthinstrumentstatus
andspeedinstrumentstatus.

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstochangethe

instrumentstatusbetweenMasterandRepeater.

4.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

10.5Dealercalibration

Dealercalibrationenablesyoutoset:

•UsercalibrationmenuaccessOn(default)andOff.

•BoatshowmodeOnandOff(default)(Boatshow
modeisonlybeavailableondisplayssetas
repeaters).

•Resettofactorydefaults.

Changingdealercalibrationsettings

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand

Actionbuttonsfor12secondstodisplaythe

DealerCalibrationpage.

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15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

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12

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2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheUser

CalibrationAccesspage.

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3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchaccess

totheUserCalibrationmenuOn(default)andOff.
SelectingOffdisablesaccesstotheUser

Calibrationmenu.

4.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheBoatShow

Modepage.

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5.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstoswitchboat

showmodeOnandOff.
SelectingOnwillputthedisplayintoboatshow

mode.

Note:BoatShowModeNOTbeusedwhilstyour
vesselisinuse.

6.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheFactory

defaultspage.

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7.T oresetthedisplaytofactorydefaultsettings:

i.UsetheUporDownbuttonstochangethe

resetoptiontoYes.

ii.PresstheActionbuttontoresetyourdisplay

tofactorydefaultsettings.

Resettingtheunitdefaultsthedisplaytoa
repeaterdisplay .Referto6.3Datamasterfor
detailsonhowtochangethedisplaybacktoa
datamaster,ifrequired.

8.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal

operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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10.6Trueandapparentwindpages

ApparentandTruewindpages

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1.Winddirectionwithrespecttovesselheading.

2.V esselheading.

3.Windangle,eitherA(apparent)orT(True).

4.Windspeed,eitherapparentortrue,asindicated
initem3.

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1.Directiontosteerindicator,toachievelocked
windangle.

2.Flashingsegmentindicatesthedifference
betweentheapparentwindangleandthelocked
windangle.

3.Lockedwindangle.

4.Relativedirectionofthelockedwindangle:

•P=Port.

•S=Starboard.

5.Apparentwindspeed.

Note:IfLOCKisdisplayedon-screenthenthe
windangleiscontrolledbythecoursecomputer
andcannotbechangedmanually.

10.7Usingthewindpages

Tocyclethroughthewindpagesfollowthesteps
below:

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SeaTalk

1ApparentWind.

2TrueWind.

3

HighSpeedWindAlarm

4LockedApparentWind

Note:TheHighwindspeedalarmpageisonly
availableonmasterunits(SeetheDatamaster
sectionfordetails),itisatemporarypagewhich
willtimeoutafter5secondstotheprevious
permanentpage.

1.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstocyclethrough

theavailablepages.

2.PressingtheActionbuttonfromtheApparent

Windpagewillapplythecurrentwindbearing
asthelockedheadinganddisplaytheLocked
ApparentWindAnglepage.

3.PressingtheActionbuttonfromtheLocked

ApparentWindpagewillreturntotheApparent
Windpage.

4.PressingandholdingtheUpbuttonfromthe

HighWindSpeedAlarmpagewillswitchtheHigh
WindSpeedAlarmOn(default)andOff.

Note:Fordetailsonenabling,disablingand
adjustingalarmthresholdspleaserefertoChapter

11Alarms.

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Chapter11:Alarms

Chaptercontents

•11.1Alarmsonpage64

Alarms63

11.1Alarms

Alarmsalertyoutoasituationorhazardrequiring
yourattention.

Youcansetupalarmstoalertyoutocertain
conditions.

Alarmsareraisedbysystemfunctions,andalso
externalequipmentconnectedtoyourdisplay.

Whenanalarmeventoccursanaudibleandvisual
alarmisactivatedwhichindicatesthealarmstate.

Alarmthresholdscanbeconguredfromtherelevant
alarmpage/menu.

Instrumentalarms

Thealarmsavailableoneachinstrumentdisplay
variantareshownbelow.

•ShallowAlarm—Availableoni40Bidataandi40

Depthinstrumentdisplays.

•DeepAlarm—Availableoni40Bidataandi40

Depthinstrumentdisplays.

•ShallowAnchorAlarm—Availableonthei40

Bidataandi40Depthinstrumentdisplays.

•DeepAnchorAlarm—Availableonthei40

Bidataandi40Depthinstrumentdisplays.

•HighWindspeedAlarm—Availableonthei40

Windinstrumentdisplays.

Alarmindications

Analarmeventisindicatedbybothaudibleand
visualwarnings.

Shallowalarm

D1251 4-1

TheShallowalarmisavailableonboththei40Bidata
andi40Depthinstruments.TheShallowalarm
soundswhenthedepthisequaltoorlessthanthe
Shallowalarmthreshold.Thealarmsoundsuntil
silencedmanually .

Deepalarm

D1251 5-1

TheDeepalarmisavailableonboththei40Bidata
andi40Depthinstruments.TheDeepalarmsounds
whenthedepthisequaltotheDeepalarmthreshold.
Thealarmsoundsuntilsilencedmanually.

Anchoralarms

D1251 6-1

Theanchoralarmsareavailableonboththei40
Bidataandi40Depthinstruments.Theanchor
alarmssoundwheneither:

•DepthisequaltoorlessthantheShallowanchor
alarmthreshold,or

•DepthisequaltoormorethantheDeepanchor
alarmthreshold.

Thealarmsoundsuntilsilencedmanually.

Highwindspeedalarm

D1251 7-1

TheHighwindspeedalarmisavailableonthe
i40Windinstrument.TheHighwindspeedalarm
soundswhenthewindspeedexceedstheHigh
windspeedalarmthreshold.Thealarmsoundsuntil
silencedmanually .

Truewind—Ifvesselspeedinformationisavailable
attheinstrument(fromaSeaTalkbus)thealarmis
triggeredifTruewindspeedexceedsthethreshold.

Apparentwind—Ifvesselspeedinformationisnot
present,thealarmistriggerediftheApparentwind
speedexceedsthethreshold.

Silencingalarms

1.Pressanybuttontosilenceanactivealarm.

Enabling/Disablingalarms

Alarmscanbeenabledordisabledatanytime.

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

1.PressandholdtheUpbuttonfor3secondsto

switchthealarmonoroff.

Settingalarmthresholds

Youcanadjustthethresholdatwhichalarmsare
triggeredbyfollowingthestepsbelow.

D1251 8-1

+

-

+

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheUpandDownbuttonsimultaneously

toentereditmode.

2.UsetheUpbuttontoincreasethealarm

threshold.

3.UsetheDownbuttontodecreasethealarm

threshold.

4.PresstheUpandDownbuttonsimultaneouslyto

savethenewalarmthresholdandexiteditmode.

Note:Theillustrationaboveisanexample
depictingsettingtheDeepalarmthresholdonan
i40Depthinstrument.

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Chapter12:Maintainingyourdisplay

Chaptercontents

•12.1Serviceandmaintenanceonpage66

•12.2Condensationonpage66

•12.3Routineequipmentchecksonpage67

•12.4Cleaningonpage67

•12.5Cleaningthedisplaycaseonpage68

•12.6Cleaningthedisplayscreenonpage68

Maintainingyourdisplay

65

12.1Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable
components.Pleasereferallmaintenance
andrepairtoauthorizedRaymarinedealers.
Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.

12.2Condensation

Certainatmosphericconditionsmaycauseasmall
amountofcondensationtoformontheunit'swindow.
Thiswillnotdamagetheunitandwillclearafterthe
unithasbeenswitchedonforashortperiod.

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12.3Routineequipmentchecks

Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyoucomplete
anumberofroutinecheckstoensurethecorrectand
reliableoperationofyourequipment.

Completethefollowingchecksonaregularbasis:

•Examineallcablesforsignsofdamageorwear
andtear.

•Checkthatallcablesaresecurelyconnected.

12.4Cleaning

Bestcleaningpractices.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth,
asthiscouldscratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabased
products.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

Maintainingyourdisplay

67

12.5Cleaningthedisplaycase

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.

12.6Cleaningthedisplayscreen

Acoatingisappliedtothedisplayscreen.This
makesitwaterrepellent,andpreventsglare.To
avoiddamagingthiscoating,followthisprocedure:

1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.

2.Rinsethescreenwithfreshwatertoremoveall
dirtparticlesandsaltdeposits.

3.Allowthescreentodrynaturally.

4.Ifanysmearsremain,verygentlywipethescreen
withacleanmicrobrecleaningcloth(available
fromanopticians).

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Chapter13:Troubleshooting

Chaptercontents

•13.1Troubleshootingonpage70

•13.2Instrumenttroubleshootingonpage71

•13.3Poweruptroubleshootingonpage73

•13.4Miscellaneoustroubleshootingonpage74

Troubleshooting

69

13.1Troubleshooting

Thetroubleshootinginformationprovidespossible
causesandcorrectiveactionrequiredforcommon
problemsassociatedwithmarineelectronics
installations.

AllRaymarineproductsare,priortopackingand
shipping,subjectedtocomprehensivetestand
qualityassuranceprograms.However,ifyou
experienceproblemswiththeoperationofyour
productthissectionwillhelpyoutodiagnose
andcorrectproblemsinordertorestorenormal
operation.

Ifafterreferringtothissectionyouarestillhaving
problemswithyourunit,pleasecontactRaymarine
TechnicalSupportforfurtheradvice.

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13.2Instrumenttroubleshooting

ProblemAppliestoExamplescreenshotsAction

Lowbattery.•i40Bidata

•i40Depth

•i40Speed

•i40Wind

D1252 1-1

•Rechargeyourvessel's
batteryassoonaspossible.

Blankdisplay.•i40Bidata

•i40Depth

•i40Speed

•i40Wind

D1252 2-1

•Checkfuse/circuitbreaker.

•Checkpowersupply.

•CheckSeaT alkcablingand
connectorsecurity.

Depthreadingasheswhen
underway.

•i40Bidata

•i40Depth

D1252 3-1

•Ensurethereading
stabilizeswhenclear
ofdisturbedwater(e.g.
vesselwakes,propeller
washetc.).

Nodata.•i40Bidata

•i40Depth

•i40Speed

•i40Wind

D1252 4-1

•Checktheconditionof
thetransducercableand
securityoftheconnections.

•Checkconditionof
transducerfaceandremove
anydebris.

•Fori40wind—iftrue
windspeedinformation
ismissingbutapparent
windispresentthenthis
couldbeduetonospeed
informationviaSeaTalk.

Troubleshooting

71

ProblemAppliestoExamplescreenshotsAction

Nospeedinformationbut
watertemperatureispresent.

•i40Bidata

•i40Speed

D1252 5-1

•Transducerpaddlewheel
maybefouled.

Ifyouneedtoremovethe
transducerinsert,havethe
transducerbungtohandand
secureitinthetransducer
bodyimmediatelyafterthe
insertisremoved,toprevent
excessiveingressofwater.

SeaTalkinformationnot
beingtransferredbetween
instruments.

•i40Bidata

•i40Depth

•i40Speed

•i40Wind

Forexample,backlighting
levelchangesimplemented
atoneunitdonotaffectother
units.

•ChecksecurityofSeaT alk
connectionsbetweenunits.

•CheckconditionofSeaT alk
cables.

•Isolatefaultyunitby
disconnectingunitsoneby
one.

AgroupofSeaT alkunitsnot
working.

•i40Bidata

•i40Depth

•i40Speed

•i40Wind

D1252 6-1

•Checkthesecurityof
SeaTalkconnectors
betweenfunctioningand
non-functioningunits.

•Checkthecondition
ofSeaT alkcable
betweenfunctioningand
non-functioningunits.

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13.3Poweruptroubleshooting

Problemsatpowerupandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatall
connectionsaretightandfreefromcorrosion.

Thesystem(orpartofit)does
notstartup.

Powersupplyproblem.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageand
sufcientcurrent.

Troubleshooting

73

13.4Miscellaneoustroubleshooting

Miscellaneousproblemsandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatall
connectionsaretightandfreefromcorrosion.

Intermittentproblemwithpower
tothedisplay.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageand
sufcientcurrent.

Softwaremismatchonsystem
(upgraderequired).

Gotowww.raymarine.comandclickonsupportforthe
latestsoftwaredownloads.

Displaybehaveserratically:

•Frequentunexpectedresets.

•Systemcrashesorother
erraticbehavior.

Corruptdata/otherunknown
issue.

Performafactoryreset.

Important:Thiswillresultinthelossofanysettings
anddata(suchaswaypoints)storedontheproduct.
Saveanyimportantdatatoamemorycardbefore
resetting.

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Chapter14:Technicalsupport

Chaptercontents

•14.1Raymarinecustomersupportonpage76

Technicalsupport

75

14.1Raymarinecustomersupport

Raymarineprovidesacomprehensivecustomer
supportservice.Y oucancontactcustomersupport
throughtheRaymarinewebsite,telephoneand
e-mail.Ifyouareunabletoresolveaproblem,please
useanyofthesefacilitiestoobtainadditionalhelp.

Websupport

Pleasevisitthecustomersupportareaofourwebsite
at:

www.raymarine.com

ThiscontainsFrequentlyAskedQuestions,servicing
information,e-mailaccesstotheRaymarine
TechnicalSupportDepartmentanddetailsof
worldwideRaymarineagents.

Telephoneande-mailsupport

IntheUSA:

•T el:[phone]

•T ollFree:[phone]

•E-mail:[e-mail]

IntheUK,Europe,andtheMiddleEast:

•T el:[phone]

•E-mail:[e-mail]

InSoutheastAsiaandAustralia:

•T el:[phone]

•E-mail:[e-mail]

Productinformation

Ifyouneedtorequestservice,pleasehavethe
followinginformationtohand:

•Productname.

•Productidentity.

•Serialnumber.

•Softwareapplicationversion.

•Systemdiagrams.

Youcanobtainthisproductinformationusingthe
menuswithinyourproduct.

Checkingsoftwareversionandinstrument
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.SimultaneouslypressandholdtheDownand
Actionbuttonsfor4secondstodisplaythe
softwareversion.

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

D1240 8-1

2.PresstheActionbuttontodisplaytheinstrument
status.

CAL

CAL

D1240 4-1

Note:Thei40BidatarequiresanextraAction
buttonpushtoswitchfromdepthinstrumentstatus
andspeedinstrumentstatus.

3.UsetheUpandDownbuttonstochangethe

instrumentstatusbetweenMasterandRepeater.

4.T osaveyoursettingsandreturntonormal
operationfromanypage,simultaneouslypress
andholdtheDownandActionbuttonsfor2
seconds.

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Chapter15:Technicalspecication

Chaptercontents

•15.1T echnicalspecicationonpage78

•15.2Operatingrangesonpage79

Technicalspecication

77

15.1Technicalspecication

i40Bidatai40Depthi40Speedi40Wind

Nominalsupplyvoltage12Vdc12Vdc12Vdc12Vdc

Operatingvoltage
range

10Vdcto16Vdc10Vdcto16Vdc10Vdcto16Vdc10Vdcto16Vdc

Currentconsumption
(12Vsupply)typical

35mA30mA25mA25mA

Currentconsumption
(12Vsupply)maximum

100mA100mA100mA100mA

Operatingtemperature0°Cto+70°C(32°Fto

158°F)

0°Cto+70°C(32°Fto
158°F)

0°Cto+70°C(32°Fto
158°F)

0°Cto+70°C(32°Fto
158°F)

Storagetemperature–30°Cto+70°C(–22°F

to158°F)

–30°Cto+70°C(–22°F
to158°F)

–30°Cto+70°C(–22°F
to158°F)

–30°Cto+70°C(–22°F
to158°F)

Relativehumidity

93%93%93%93%

Waterproong

IPX6IPX6IPX6IPX6

Connections•SeaTalk

•Speedtransducer
connections

•Depthtransducer
connections

•SeaTalk

•Depthtransducer
connections

•SeaTalk

•Speedtransducer
connections

•SeaTalk

•Windtransducer
connections

ConformanceEurope2004/108/ECEurope2004/108/ECEurope2004/108/ECEurope2004/108/EC

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15.2Operatingranges

i40Bidatai40Depthi40Speedi40Wind

•Speed:0to99.9knots

•Log:0to99999nautical
miles

•Trip:0to99nauticalmiles

•Temperature:–0ºCto
+40ºC

•Depth:0to400feet

•Shallowdepthalarm:0to
29feet

•Deepdepthalarm:30to
400feet

•Shallowanchoralarm:1to
250feet

•Deepanchoralarm:10to
400feet

•Depth:0to400feet

•Shallowdepthalarm:0to
29feet

•Deepdepthalarm:30to
400feet

•Shallowanchoralarm:1to
250feet

•Deepanchoralarm:10to
400feet

•Speed:0to99.9knots

•Log:0to99999nautical
miles

•Trip:0to99nauticalmiles

•Temperature:–0ºCto
+40ºC

•Windspeed:0to60knots

•Highwindspeedalarm:5
to50knots

•Windangle:180ºportto
180ºstarboard

Technicalspecication

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Chapter16:Sparesandaccessories

Chaptercontents

•16.1Accessoriesonpage82

•16.2Sparesonpage82

•16.3SeaT alkaccessoriesonpage83

•16.4SeaT alkpowercablesonpage83

•16.5Convertersonpage84

Sparesandaccessories

81

16.1Accessories

DescriptionPartnumberNotes

Desktopmounting
bracket

E25024

SeaTalk
interconnectkit

E25028

16.2Spares

Thetablebelowliststhesparepartsavailablefor
i40instrumentdisplays

DescriptionPartnumberNote

i40frontbezel

R70112

i40Suncover

R70113

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16.3SeaT alkaccessories

SeaTalkcablesandaccessoriesforusewith
compatibleproducts.

DescriptionPartNoNotes

3–waySeaT alk
junctionbox

D244

1m(3.28ft)
SeaTalkextension
cable

D284

3m(9.8ft)SeaTalk
extensioncable

D285

5m(16.4ft)
SeaTalkextension
cable

D286

9m(29.5ft)
SeaTalkextension
cable

D287

12m(39.4ft)
SeaTalkextension
cable

E25051

20m(65.6ft)
SeaTalkextension
cable

D288

16.4SeaT alkpowercables

PartnumberDescription

D229

SeaTalkpowercable.

Sparesandaccessories

83

16.5Converters

PartnumberDescription

E22158

SeaTalktoSeaT alk

ng

Converter

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