Raymarine i50 Depth, i50 Tridata, i50 Speed Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

i50 Depth

i50 Speed
i50 T rida t a

Installation and operation
instructions

English

Date: 06-2014
Document number: 81341-2-EN
© 2014 Raymarine UK Limited

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Documentnumber:81341-2
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

Chapter2Handbookinformation.......................11

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

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

2.3i50Productoverview............................................14

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

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

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

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

3.4Systemprotocols.................................................20

3.5T oolsrequired......................................................20

3.6Selectingadisplaylocation...................................21

3.7Productdimensions..............................................22

3.8Selectingatransducerlocation.............................22

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

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

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

4.3SeaT alk

4.4Transducerconnections.......................................26

4.5iTC-5connection..................................................27

4.6SeaT alkconnection..............................................27

4.7NMEA2000connection.........................................28

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connections..........................................25

Chapter5Mounting.............................................29

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

5.2Frontbezel..........................................................31

6.12Illumination........................................................41

Chapter7i50Speed............................................43

7.1i50Speedoperation.............................................44

7.2i50Speedcontrols...............................................44

7.3Power.................................................................45

7.4Datamaster.........................................................45

7.5Calibration...........................................................46

7.6UserCalibration-i50Speed.................................46

7.7Intermediatecalibration—i50Speed....................49

7.8Dealercalibration—i50Speed.............................51

7.9Usingthespeedpages.........................................52

7.10Usingthelog,tripandtemperaturepages............53

7.11Usingthetimers.................................................53

7.12Illumination........................................................54

Chapter8i50Tridata...........................................55

8.1i50Tridataoperation............................................56

8.2i50Tridatacontrols...............................................56

8.3Power.................................................................57

8.4Datamaster.........................................................57

8.5Calibration...........................................................58

8.6UserCalibration-i50Tridata................................58

8.7Intermediatecalibration—i50Tridata...................62

8.8Dealercalibration—i50Tridata............................63

8.9UsingTridatadepthpages....................................65

8.10UsingTridataspeedpages.................................65

8.11UsingTridatatrip,log,tempandtimer

pages.......................................................................66

8.12Usingthetimers.................................................66

8.13Alarms...............................................................67

8.14Illumination........................................................68

Chapter9Maintainingyourdisplay...................69

9.1Serviceandmaintenance.....................................70

9.2Condensation......................................................70

9.3Routineequipmentchecks....................................71

9.4Cleaning..............................................................71

9.5Cleaningthedisplaycase.....................................72

9.6Cleaningthedisplayscreen..................................72

Chapter6i50Depth.............................................33

6.1i50Depthoperation..............................................34

6.2i50Depthcontrols................................................34

6.3Power.................................................................35

6.4Datamaster.........................................................35

6.5Calibration...........................................................36

6.6UserCalibration-i50Depth..................................36

6.7Intermediatecalibration—i50Depth.....................37

6.8Dealercalibration—i50Depth..............................38

6.9Usingthedepthpages..........................................39

6.10Viewingthedepthoffset......................................39

6.11Alarms...............................................................40

Chapter10Troubleshooting...............................73

10.1Troubleshooting.................................................74

10.2Instrumenttroubleshooting..................................75

10.3Poweruptroubleshooting...................................76

10.4Miscellaneoustroubleshooting............................77

Chapter11Technicalsupport............................79

11.1Raymarinecustomersupport...............................80

11.2Checkingthesoftwareversion.............................80

Chapter12Technicalspecication....................81

12.1T echnicalspecication........................................82

Chapter13Sparesandaccessories..................83

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13.1Spares...............................................................84

13.2SeaT alk

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cablesandaccessories.......................84

13.3Converters.........................................................85

AppendixANMEA2000sentences...................87

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Chapter1:Importantinformation

CertiedInstallation

Raymarinerecommendscertiedinstallationbya
Raymarineapprovedinstaller.Acertiedinstallation
qualiesforenhancedproductwarrantybenets.
ContactyourRaymarinedealerforfurtherdetails,
andrefertotheseparatewarrantydocumentpacked
withyourproduct.

Caution:Transducercable

•DoNOTcut,shorten,orsplicethe
transducercable.

•DoNOTremovetheconnector.

Ifthecableiscut,itcannotberepaired.
Cuttingthecablewillalsovoidthe
warranty.

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

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

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.

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyis
switchedOFFbeforestartingtoinstallthis
product.DoNOTconnectordisconnect
equipmentwiththepowerswitchedon,
unlessinstructedinthisdocument.

Warning:Highvoltage

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

Importantinformation

EMCinstallationguidelines

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformto
theappropriateElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)
regulations,tominimizeelectromagneticinterference
betweenequipmentandminimizetheeffectsuch
interferencecouldhaveontheperformanceofyour
system

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMC
performanceisnotcompromised.

Note:InareasofextremeEMCinterference,
someslightinterferencemaybenoticedonthe
product.Wherethisoccurstheproductandthe
sourceoftheinterferenceshouldbeseparatedby
agreaterdistance.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommend
thatwhereverpossible:

•Raymarineequipmentandcablesconnectedto
itare:

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

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.

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

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

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.Y ourunitpackage
includesabarcodelabelindicatingtheserialnumber
oftheunit.Youwillneedthisserialnumberwhen
registeringyourproductonline.Y oushouldretain
thelabelforfuturereference.

•Removethesuncoverswhentravelling
athighspeed,whetherinwaterorwhen
thevesselisbeingtowed.

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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.

Importantinformation

9

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Chapter2:Handbookinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Documentinformationonpage12

•2.2Partssuppliedonpage13

•2.3i50Productoverviewonpage14

Handbookinformation

11

2.1Documentinformation

Depth Alarm Offset Reset

Depth Alarm Offset Reset

Speed Trip Timer Reset

Speed Trip Timer Reset

Depth Speed Trip Reset

Depth Speed Trip Reset

Depth Alarm Offset ResetSpeed Trip Timer Reset

TackTrue/AppDisplay VMG

Thisdocumentcontainsimportantinformation
relatedtotheinstallationofyourRaymarineproduct.

Thedocumentincludesinformationtohelpyou:

•planyourinstallationandensureyouhaveallthe
necessaryequipment;

•installandconnectyourproductaspartofawider
systemofconnectedmarineelectronics;

•troubleshootproblemsandobtaintechnical
supportifrequired.

ThisandotherRaymarineproductdocuments
areavailabletodownloadinPDFformatfrom

www.raymarine.com.

Applicableproducts

ItemModel

i50Tridata
Thru-hull
systempack

Part
numberHardware

E70149•i50Tridata

•P319Thru-

•P120Thru-

SeaTalk
instrument
display

hullDepth
transducer

hullSpeed
andTemp
transducer

ng

Thisdocumentisapplicabletothefollowingproducts:

Part

ItemModel

numberHardware

i50DepthE70059i50Depth

i50Depth

E70148•i50Depth
Thru-hull
systempack

i50Speed

E70058

SeaTalk

ng

instrumentdisplay

SeaTalk

ng

instrument
display

•P319Thru­hullDepth
transducer

i50Speed
SeaTalk

ng

instrumentdisplay

i50&i60
Depth,
Speed&
Windsystem
pack

E70153•i50Depth

SeaTalk

ng

instrument
display

•P319Thru­hullDepth
transducer

•i50Speed
SeaTalk

ng

instrument
display

•P120Thru­hullSpeed
andTemp
transducer

•i60Wind
SeaTalk

ng

instrument
display

•Shortarm
windvane
transducer

i50Speed
Thru-hull
systempack

E70147

•i50Speed
SeaTalk

ng

instrument
display

•P120Thru­hullSpeed
andTemp

Documentillustrations

Yourproductmaydifferslightlyfromthatshown
intheillustrationsinthisdocument,dependingon
productvariantanddateofmanufacture.

Allimagesareprovidedforillustrationpurposesonly.

transducer

i50TridataE70060i50Tridata

SeaTalk

ng

instrumentdisplay

12

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Productdocumentation

D1238 8-1

1 2

5 6

98

43

7

Thefollowingdocumentationisapplicabletoyour
product:

Handbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

2.2Partssupplied

i50Installationandoperation
instructions

Installationandoperationinstructions
forthei50instrumentdisplay

i50Mountingtemplate

Surfacemountingtemplateforthei50
instrumentdisplay

RotavectaInstallationinstructions

Installationinstructionsforthe
Rotavectawindtransducer

Short&longarmwindvane
Installationinstructions

Installationinstructionsfortheshortand
longarmwindvanetransducers

DepthandSpeedTransducer
installationinstructions

Installationinstructionsforspeedand
depthtransducers,assuppliedwith
yourtransducer

81341/88009

87130

87221/88036

87220/88035

1i50instrument

2Frontbezel

3

SeaTalktoSeaTalk

ng

adaptor

cable

4

5

6

SeaTalk

Gasket

Suncover

ng

spurcable

7

8

9

Documentationpack

SeaTalk

ng

4xxingscrews

blankingplug

Handbookinformation13

2.3i50Productoverview

ResetSpeedDepth Trip

ResetAlarmDepth Ose t

ResetTripSpee d Tim er

1 2

3

D1252 9-1

Thei50rangeofSeaT alk

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instrumentdisplayscan
beconnecteddirectlytotherelevanttransducers.
ThedatacanbetransmittedontheSeaTalk
networktoothercompatibledisplays.

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1.i50Depth

2.i50Speed

3.i50Tridata

Thei50instrumentdisplayrangeoffersthefollowing
features:

•IntegrateswithRaymarineautopilotsand

navigationequipmentontheSeaT alk

•Surfacemountable

•Extralarge(28mmmax)digits

•Providesgoodvisibilityinalllightingconditions

•Lowpowerconsumption

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network

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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Installationchecklistonpage16

•3.2Compatibletransducersonpage16

•3.3Typicalsystemsonpage18

•3.4Systemprotocolsonpage20

•3.5T oolsrequiredonpage20

•3.6Selectingadisplaylocationonpage21

•3.7Productdimensionsonpage22

•3.8Selectingatransducerlocationonpage22

Planningtheinstallation

15

3.1Installationchecklist

3.2Compatibletransducers

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.

InstrumentDepthtransducers

Thedepthtransducerslistedbelowarecompatible
withthefollowinginstrumentdisplays:

•i40Depth/i40Bidata

•i50Depth/i50Tridata

•i70viaiTC-5converter

Part
numberImageMountingHousing

E26009Thru-hullP7

E26019–
PZ

M78717Thru-hullB17

Thru-hull

B45(including
fairingblock)

M78713–
PZ

E26030Thru-hullP17

E26001–
PZ

E26027–
PZ

Thru-hullP319

In-hullP79

Transom
mount

P66

InstrumentSpeedandT emperature
transducers

Thespeedandtemperaturetransducerslistedbelow
arecompatiblewiththefollowinginstrumentdisplays:

•i40Speed/i40Bidata

•i50Speed/i50Tridata

•i70viaiTC-5converter

16i50

Part
numberImageMountingHousing

Part
numberImageMountingHousing

E26008Thru-hullP371

E26005Transom

mount

E26031Thru-hull

M78716Thru-hullB120

A26044Thru-hullB744VL

(including
fairingblock)

E26028–

ST69

PZ

Transom

P66

mount

P120/ST800

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

Planningtheinstallation

(including
fairingblock)

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3.3Typicalsystems

S

S

M

M

A

A

R

R

T

T

P

P

I

I

L

L

O

O

T

T

D1237 3-1

12 V / 24 V dc

12 V dc

SeaTalk

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1 2

6

10 11

8 9

5

7

3

4

TheinstrumentrangecanbeconnecteddirectlytoaSeaTalk
connectedtoaSeaT alksystemusingtheSeaT alktoSeaTalk

BasicSeaT alk

1

2

ng

systemexample

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

ng

network.Theinstrumentrangecanalsobe

ng

adaptorcable.

ng

instrumentdisplay

ng

pilotcontroller

3i60Windinstrument

4Raymarinewindvanetransducer

5

6

7

8

9i50Depthinstrument

10

11Depthtransducer

Raymarinemultifunctiondisplay

12/24Vdcpowersupply

Raymarinecoursecomputer(providing12Vdcpowersupply
totheSeaTalk

i50Speedinstrument

Speedtransducer

ng

network.)

18i50

ExtendedSeaT alk

S

S

M

M

A

A

R

R

T

T

P

P

I

I

L

L

O

O

T

T

12 V

D1237 4-1

10

12

11 11

1 2 2 3 4 5

17

6 7 8

16

9

11

1514

13

18 19

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systemexample

1

2

3Fluxgatecompass

4

5

6

7

8

9Manoverboard

10

11

12

13

14i60Windinstrument

15i50Depthinstrument

16

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

Rudderreference

Raymarinecoursecomputer(providing12Vdcpowersupply
toSeaTalk

12/24Vdcpowersupply

RaymarineAIStransceiver

RaymarineSeaTalk

SeaTalktoSeaTalk

SeaTalk

Raymarinemultifunctiondisplay

Enginedata(viadevicenetadaptorcable.)

i50Speedinstrument

ng

pilotcontroller

ng

instrumentdisplays

ng

network.)

ng

GPS

ng

converter

ng

5wayblocks

17Raymarinewindvanetransducer

18Depthtransducer

19

Planningtheinstallation

Speedtransducer

19

3.4Systemprotocols

D1253 0-1

3

4

2

1

5

3.5Toolsrequired

Yourproductcanbeconnectedtovariousproducts
andsystemstoshareinformationandsoimprove
thefunctionalityoftheoverallsystem.These
connectionsmaybemadeusinganumberof
differentprotocols.Fastandaccuratedatacollection
andtransferisachievedbyusingacombinationof
thefollowingdataprotocols:

•SeaTalk

ng

•NMEA2000

•SeaTalk

Note:Y oumayndthatyoursystemdoesnot
usealloftheconnectiontypesorinstrumentation
describedinthissection.

Seatalk

SeaTalk

ng

ng

(NextGeneration)isanenhancedprotocol
forconnectionofcompatiblemarineinstruments
andequipment.ItreplacestheolderSeaTalkand
SeaTalk

SeaTalk

2

protocols.

ng

utilizesasinglebackbonetowhich
compatibleinstrumentsconnectusingaspur.Data
andpowerarecarriedwithinthebackbone.Devices
thathavealowdrawcanbepoweredfromthe
network,althoughhighcurrentequipmentwillneed
tohaveaseparatepowerconnection.

SeaTalk

ng

isaproprietaryextensiontoNMEA2000
andtheprovenCANbustechnology.Compatible
NMEA2000andSeaTalk/SeaTalk

2

devicescan
alsobeconnectedusingtheappropriateinterfaces
oradaptorcablesasrequired.

Toolsrequiredforinstallation

1Pozi-drivescrewdriver

2File

3

92mm(3.62in)holecutter

4Adhesivetape

5

Powerdrill

NMEA2000

NMEA2000offerssignicantimprovementsover
NMEA0183,mostnotablyinspeedandconnectivity.
Upto50unitscansimultaneouslytransmitand
receiveonasinglephysicalbusatanyonetime,
witheachnodebeingphysicallyaddressable.The
standardwasspecicallyintendedtoallowfor
awholenetworkofmarineelectronicsfromany
manufacturertocommunicateonacommonbusvia
standardizedmessagetypesandformats.

SeaTalk

SeaTalkisaprotocolwhichenablescompatible
instrumentstoconnecttoeachotherandsharedata.

TheSeaT alkcablesystemisusedtoconnect
compatibleinstrumentsandequipment.Thecable
carriespoweranddataandenablesconnection
withouttheneedforacentralprocessor.

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

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3.6Selectingadisplaylocation

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70°

70°

70°

70°

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

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

Generallocationrequirements

Whenselectingalocationfortheunititisimportant
toconsideranumberoffactors.

Ventilationrequirements

Toprovideadequateairow:

•Ensurethatequipmentismountedina
compartmentofsuitablesize.

•Ensurethatventilationholesarenotobstructed.

•Ensureadequateseparationofequipment.

Mountingsurfacerequirements

Viewingangle

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

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3.7Productdimensions

D1238 9-1

A C G

D E

B

F

D4349-2

1

2

3

D435 0-5

3.8Selectingatransducerlocation

Generalspeedanddepthtransducerlocation
requirements

Whenselectingalocationforyourtransduceritis
importanttoconsideranumberoffactors.

Thetransducershouldbemountedwithintheclear
waterowareasindicatedbytheshadedareasin
theimagebelow.

A

B

C14mm(0.55”)

D

E

F

G17mm(0.67”)

110mm(4.22”)

115mm(4.52”)

30mm(1.18”)

35mm(1.38”)

90mm(3.54”)

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.

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Chapter4:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage24

•4.2Powerconnectiononpage24

•4.3SeaT alk

•4.4Transducerconnectionsonpage26

•4.5iTC-5connectiononpage27

•4.6SeaT alkconnectiononpage27

•4.7NMEA2000connectiononpage28

ng

connectionsonpage25

Cablesandconnections23

4.1Generalcablingguidance

100 mm (4 in)

200 mm (8 in)

+

_

D13137-1

2

1

4

3

SeaTalk

ng

D12391-2

1 2

8

6

3 54

7

12 V dc

4.2Powerconnection

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).

PowerissuppliedtotheproductovertheSeaT alk
network.

ASeaTalk
connectedtotheSeaT alk

ng

systemrequiresone12Vdcsupply ,

ng

backbone.Thiscanbe

provided:

•Byabatteryviathedistributionpanel,or

•FromaRaymarinecoursecomputer,viaaSeaT alk
oraSeaT alk

ng

system.

Warning:Groundingnotrequired

Thisproductisfullyinsulatedanddoes
NOTrequireseparategrounding.

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhich
haspositivegrounding.

Powerconnection

Directpowerconnection

ng

•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

1

3Acircuitbreakerorfuse

212Vdcvesselpowersupply

3Vessel’sRFground

4

SeaTalk

ng

powercable

Example

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

24

1

2

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

ng

instrument

ng

Pilotcontroller

312Vdcvesselpowersupply.

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4

D1205 6-1

12Vdcpositive(+)

4.3SeaTalk

ng

connections

5

6

7

In-line5Afuse

SeaTalk

ng

powercable

12Vdcnegative(-)

8Vessel’sRFground

SeaTalk

ng

powerprotection

Thepowersupplymustbeprotectedbya5Afuse
oracircuitbreakerprovidingequivalentprotection.

Raymarinerecommendsthatthepowerisconnected
toaSeaTalk

ng

systeminsuchawaythatthecurrent
drawnoneachsideofthepowerconnectionpoint
isequal.

SeaTalk

ng

powercables

PartnumberDescription

A06049

SeaTalk

ng

powercable

Theunithas2xSeaT alk
connectingtoaSeaT alk

ng

connectorsontherearfor

ng

network.

ConnectingSeaTalk

ng

cables

1.Rotatethelockingcollaronthebackoftheunitto
theUNLOCKEDposition.

2.Ensurethespurcableendconnectoriscorrectly
oriented.

3.Fullyinsertthecableconnector.

4.Rotatelockingcollarclockwise(2clicks)untilit
snapsintotheLOCKEDposition.

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4.4Transducerconnections

D1237 6-1

2

1

3

D1239 0-1

4

5

1

2

3

7

8

4

5

6

D1239 3-1

2

1

3

3 mm

6 mm

50 mm

1

2

D1235 9-1

ItemCablecolorSignalname

i50Depthconnection

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1BlackPiezoceramic–

2BluePiezoceramic+

3

Screen0V(shield)

i50Speedconnection

1

2

3

4

5

Black(Depth)

Blue(Depth)

Screen(Depth)0V(shield)

Brown(Speed)

White(Speed)

Piezoceramic–

Piezoceramic+

Temperature0V

Temperature
(signal)

6

7

8

Screen(Speed)Speed0V(shield)

Green(Speed)Speed(signal)

Red(Speed)SpeedV+

Makingtransducerconnections

Althoughthetransducercableisttedwithspade
connectorsfordirectconnectiontotherearofthe
unit,itmaybenecessarytoremovethesetofacilitate
installation,e.g.ifthecablehastoberoutedthrough
narrowapertures.1/8thspadeterminalswillbe
required(notsupplied),toreplacethoseremoved.
Whenttingthenewspadeconnectors,preparethe
cablesasdetailedbelow:

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1BrownTemperature0V

2WhiteTemperature

(signal)

3

4

5

ScreenSpeed0V(shield)

GreenSpeed(signal)

Red

SpeedV+

i50Tridataconnection

1.Preparethecableasshownin1above.

2.Foldbackthewirestrandsandinsertintothenew
spadeconnectorasshownin2above.

3.Ensurethewirestrandsdonotextendbeyond
therearofthespadeconnectorinsulation.

4.Crimptheconnectortothewire.

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4.5iTC-5connection

12 V

D1203 3-3

1 2 3 4

5

6 7 8

12 V dc

12 / 24 V dc

D1205 8-2

98

11 12

4

1 2 3

7

5

6 6 7

10

4.6SeaTalkconnection

TransducerscanbeconnectedtoaSeaTalk
networkusingRaymarine'sInstrumenttransducer
converter(iTC-5)andani70instrument,thedata
canthenberepeatedonani50/i60unit.

ng

ConnectionstoanexistingSeaT alksystemmustbe
madeusingaSeaTalktoSeaT alk

ng

adaptorcable.

BasicSeaTalksystemexample

1

2

3

4

5

i50Depth(Repeater)

i70Instrument(Master)

i50Speed(Repeater)

i60Wind(Repeater)

iTC-5

6Depthtransducer

7

8

Windvanetransducer

Speedtransducer

Note:TransducersconnectedtotheiTC-5mustbe
calibratedusingani70(master)unit.Transducers
connectedtotheiTC-5cannotbecalibratedusing
ani50/i60.

MakingiTC-5transducerconnections

Forinstructionsonconnectingtransducerstoyour
iTC-5refertotheiTC-5handbook.

1i70Instrumentdisplay

(SeaTalk

2

i50Speedinstrument
(SeaTalk

ng

)

ng

)

3i50Depthinstrument

(SeaTalk

ng

)

4Raymarinewindvane

transducer

5

6

7

i60Windinstrument
(SeaTalk

SeaTalk

ng

)

ng

cables

SeaTalktoSeaTalk

ng

adaptor

cables

8

Speedtransducer

9Depthtransducer

10

11

12/24Vdcpowersupply

SeaTalkCoursecomputer
(providing12Vdcpowerto
SeaTalknetwork.)

Cablesandconnections

12

SeaTalkpowerprotection

ST6002pilotcontroller
(SeaTalk)

Thepowersupplymustbeprotectedbya5Afuse
oracircuitbreakerprovidingequivalentprotection.

Raymarinerecommendsthatthepowerisconnected
toaSeaT alksysteminsuchawaythatthecurrent
drawnoneachsideofthepowerconnectionpoint
isequal.

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SeaTalkpowercables

12V NMEA 2000

SeaTalk

ng

D1238 0-1

3

1

2

4

D123 77-1

1

4

2

3

4.7NMEA2000connection

PartnumberDescription

D229

SeaTalkpowercable.

Youcaneither:

•UseyourSeaT alk

ng

backboneandconnecteach

NMEA2000deviceonaspur,OR

•connecttheinstrumentdisplayonaspurintoan

existingNMEA2000backbone.

Important:Y oucannothaveany2terminated
backbonesconnectedtogether,unlessyouhave
anisolationgatewaybetweenthetwobackbones.

ConnectingNMEA2000equipmenttothe
SeaTalk

ng

backbone

1.12Vdcpowersupplyintobackbone.

2.SeaTalk

3.SeaTalk

ng

backbone.

ng

toDeviceNetadaptorcable.

4.NMEA2000equipment.

ConnectingtheunittoanexistingNMEA2000
(DeviceNet)backbone

1.SeaTalk

2.SeaTalk

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3.DeviceNetbackbone.

4.NMEA2000equipment.

ng

instrumentdisplay

ng

toDeviceNetadaptorcable.

Chapter5:Mounting

Chaptercontents

•5.1Mountingonpage30

•5.2Frontbezelonpage31

Mounting

29

5.1Mounting

D1237 9-1

Pre-mountingcheck

Theproductisdesignedtobesurfacemounted.
Beforemountingtheunit,ensureyouhave:

•Selectedasuitablelocation.

•Identiedthecableconnectionsandroutethatthe
cableswilltake.

•Detachedthefrontbezel.

•Removethekeypadmat.

Mountingdiagram

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesaseal

betweentheunitandasuitablyatandstiff
mountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshould
beusedinallinstallations.Itmayalsobe
necessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthe
mountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatand
stifforhasaroughsurfacenish.

Mountinginstructions

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit,aclear,

atareawithsuitableclearancebehindthepanel
isrequired.

2.Fixthemountingtemplatesuppliedwiththe

product,totheselectedlocation,usingmasking
orselfadhesivetape.

3.Ifpossibleuseanappropriatesizeholecutting

sawandcutoutthecentreholecutoutareaas
indicatedonthemountingtemplate,or

4.Usingasuitableholecuttingsaw,makepilot

holesineachcornerofthecutoutareaandusing
ajigsawcutalongtheinsideedgeofthecutout
line.

5.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedarea

andthenlearoundthecutedgeuntilsmooth.

6.Drillanyrequiredholesasindicatedonthe

mountingtemplateforthesecuringscrews.

7.Connecttherelevantcablestotheunit.

8.Peelthebackingoffofthesuppliedgasketand

placetheadhesivesideofthegasketontothe
displayunitandpressrmlyontotheange.

9.Slidetheunitintoplaceandsecureusingthe

screwsprovided.

10.Retkeypadmatandfrontbezel.

Note:Drill,tapsizeandtighteningtorquesare
dependantuponthematerialtypeandthickness
ofthemountingsurface.

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5.2Frontbezel

D1237 2-1

1 2

3 4

Removingthefrontbezel

Note:Usecarewhenremovingthebezel.Donot

useanytoolstoleverthebezel,doingsomay
causedamage.

1.Usingyourngerspullthebezelawayfromthe
unitatthetopandside,asshownin2.

Thebezelwillstarttocomeawayfromtheunitat
thetopandside.

2.Nowpullthebezelawayfromtheunitonthe
oppositeside,asshownin3.

Thebezelwillnowcomefreefromtheunit,as
shownin4.

Mounting

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Chapter6:i50Depth

Chaptercontents

•6.1i50Depthoperationonpage34

•6.2i50Depthcontrolsonpage34

•6.3Poweronpage35

•6.4Datamasteronpage35

•6.5Calibrationonpage36

•6.6UserCalibration-i50Depthonpage36

•6.7Intermediatecalibration—i50Depthonpage37

•6.8Dealercalibration—i50Depthonpage38

•6.9Usingthedepthpagesonpage39

•6.10Viewingthedepthoffsetonpage39

•6.11Alarmsonpage40

•6.12Illuminationonpage41

i50Depth

33

6.1i50Depthoperation

Dep th Alarm Offse t Re se t

D13144-1

1 2 3 4

Whenconnectedtotherelevantdepthtransducer,
youri50depthinstrument:

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

•Recordstheminimumandmaximumdepth
encounteredduringtheperiodtheunitisswitched
on.

•Enablesyoutodenealarmthresholdsforshallow
alarm,deepalarm,shallowanchoralarmand
deepanchoralarm.

•Enablesyoutoseewhatoffsethasbeenapplied
tothedepthreading.

Note:Depthinformationisobtainedfromthedepth
transducerconnectedtotheunit.However,when
theinstrumentisconnectedtoaSeaTalknetwork,
whichcontainsacompatiblesonarmodule
(shnder)thedepthinformationisprovidedbythe
sonarmodule,whilstitisswitchedon.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•TherequireddepthunitsareselectedduringUser
calibration.

•Up/Downdepth-trendarrowsaredisplayed,ifthe
seabedisrisingorfalling.

•Ifforanyreasondepthinformationislost,the
depthtitlewillashandthedisplayedvaluewillbe
thelastknowndepthreading.

6.2i50Depthcontrols

1

2

3

4

Depth/Power—Selecttoaccessdepth
information,adjustbacklight,adjustcontrastand
powerthedisplayOnandOff

Alarm—Selecttoaccessalarmlevelsandalarm
settings

Offset/Down—Selecttoaccessdepthoffset
settings.Usetomovedownthroughmenuoptions
ortodecreasenumericvalues

Reset/Up—Selectandholddownfor3seconds
toresetdatatocurrentvalues.Usetomoveup
throughmenuoptionsortoincreasenumericvalues

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6.3Power

10

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20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

D12451-2

Dep th

Alarm

Dep th

6.4Datamaster

Poweringontheunit

Withpowertotheunitturnedonbuttheunitswitched
off:

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntiltheunit

powersonanddataisdisplayed(approximately
2seconds).

Note:Whenpowertotheunitisturnedontheunit
willswitchonautomatically.

Poweringofftheunit

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntilthepower

countdowntimerisdisplayedandreacheszero
(approximately6to8seconds).

Whereasystemcontainsmorethanoneunit
capableofdisplayingadatatype,theunitphysically
connectedtothetransducermustbesetasthedata
masterandanyotherunitssetasarepeater.

Checkingi50Depthsoftwareversionand
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately4seconds,until
theSoftwareVersionpageisdisplayed.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheInstrument

Statuspage.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(No

transducerconnected).

3.T ochangethestatus:

i.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthe

sametime.
Thestatuswillash.

ii.PresseithertheOffsetorResettochange

thestatusbetweenMasterorRepeater.

i.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthe

sametimetoconrmthestatus.

4.T oexittheIntermediatecalibrationsettingsat

anytime,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarm
buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately4
secondstoreturntonormaloperation.

i50Depth

35

6.5Calibration

+

D12421-2

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

2

Depth

Alarm

D12422-2

Depth

6.6UserCalibration-i50Depth

Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbe
carriedouttoensureoptimumperformanceofthe
instrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Dealercalibration

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

•Unitsfordepthreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedfordepthrelatedreadings.

•*Depthoffset—Assignsanoffsettothedepth
reading.

Note:*Thesesettingsareonlyavailableon
displayswhentheinstrumentstatusissetto
Master(seeIntermediateCalibrationfordetailsof
changingthedisplaytobeMasterorRepeater).

AccessingtheUserCalibrationMenu

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately2seconds,until
theUserCalibrationpageisdisplayed.

Note:Theusercalibrationpagewilltime-outafter
8secondsofinactivity.

2.UsetheDepthbuttontocyclethroughthe

availablesettings.

Note:Toexittheusercalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Selectingtheunitofmeasurefordepth
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheDepthUnits

pageisdisplayed(1pressfromtheUser
Calibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheOffsetandResetbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementfordepthreadings.
Theunitsofmeasureavailablefordepthreadings

are:

•FEET(default)

•METRES

•FATHOMS

Note:Toexittheusercalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

DepthOffset

Depthsaremeasuredfromthetransducertothesea
bed,butyoucanapplyanoffsetvaluetothedepth
data,sothatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresents

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thedepthtotheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthe
waterline.

Beforeattemptingtosetawaterlineorkeel

D9343--2

1 2 3

D12423-2

Depth

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

D12451-2

Dep th

Alarm

Dep th

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

6.7Intermediatecalibration—i50 Depth

Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

•Checktheinstrumentsoftwareversion.

•Checkandifnecessarysettheinstrumentstatus

aseitherMasterorRepeater.

Checkingi50Depthsoftwareversionand
status

1

2

3

Waterlineoffset

Transducer/Zerooffset

Keeloffset

Ifanoffsetisnotapplied,displayeddepthreadings
representthedistancefromthetransducertothe
seabed.

ApplyingaDepthOffset

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheDepthOffset
pageisdisplayed(2pressesfromUser
Calibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheOffsetandResetbuttonstoselectthe
requireddepthoffsetvalue.

Thedepthoffsetcanbesettothefollowing
values:

•Keel—valuesbetween–9.9to–0.1

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately4seconds,until
theSoftwareVersionpageisdisplayed.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheInstrument

Statuspage.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(No

transducerconnected).

3.T ochangethestatus:

i.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthe

sametime.
Thestatuswillash.

ii.PresseithertheOffsetorResettochange

thestatusbetweenMasterorRepeater.

i.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthe

sametimetoconrmthestatus.

4.T oexittheIntermediatecalibrationsettingsat

anytime,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarm
buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately4
secondstoreturntonormaloperation.

•OFFSET(default)(ZeroOffset)—0.0

•W/L(Waterline)—valuesbetween0.1to9.9

Note:Toexittheusercalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

i50Depth

37

6.8Dealercalibration—i50Depth

+

D12470-2

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

14

Dep th

Alarm

D12471-2

+

Offset

Res et

D12472-2

Depth

D12473-2

Depth

D12474-2

Depth

DealerCalibrationenablesyoutoset:

•UsercalibrationmenuaccessOn(default)andOff.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

•DisplayResponsefordepthreadings—Dictates
therateatwhichtheinstrumentdisplayresponds
tochangesindepthdata.

•BoatshowmodeOnandOff(default)(Boat
showmodeisonlyavailableondisplayssetas
repeaters).

•Resettofactorydefaults.

AccessingtheDealerCalibrationMenu

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons

atthesametimeforapproximately14seconds,
untiltheDealerCalibrationpageisdisplayed.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

EnablinganddisablingBoatShowMode

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheBoatShow

Modepageisdisplayed(2pressesfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.UsetheOffsetandResetbuttonstoswitchboat

showmodeOnandOff(default).
SelectingOnwillputthedisplayintoboatshow

mode.

Note:Boatshowmodeisonlysuitablefor
demonstrationpurposesandshouldNOTbeused
whilstyourvesselisinuse.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

SettingaccesstotheUserCalibrationMenu

FromtheDealerCalibrationpage:

1.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetodisplaytheUserCalibrationAccess
page.

2.UsetheOffsetandResetbuttonstoswitch

accesstotheUserCalibrationMenu
On(default)andOff.

SelectingOffdisablesaccesstotheUser

CalibrationMenu.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany

time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Settingtheresponsedelayfordepth
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheDepth

Responsepageisdisplayed(1pressfromthe
UserCalibrationMenuAccesspage).

Resettingthedisplaytofactorydefaults

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheFactory

Defaultspageisdisplayed(3pressesfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.T oresetthedisplaytofactorydefaultsettings:

i.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstochange

theresetoptiontoY es.

ii.PresstheDepthbuttontoresetyourdisplay

tofactorydefaultsettings.

3.Afteraresetitisrecommendedthatyoucheck
thedatamasterstatusofthedisplaytoensure
itissetcorrectly.Referto6.4Datamasterfor
details.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

2.UsetheOffsetandResetbuttonstoadjustthe

depthresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

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6.9Usingthedepthpages

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55

60

5

8

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5

8

D12532-2

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5

3

10

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30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

1

3 2

Depth

Depth

Depth

Res etRes et

6.10Viewingthedepthoffset

Tocyclethroughthedepthpagesfollowthesteps
below.

1.CurrentDepthpage

2.*MinimumDepthpage

3.*MaximumDepthpage

Note:*Thesepagesaretemporarypagesand
willrevertbacktotheCurrentDepthpageafter
8secondsofinactivity.

1.UsetheDepthbuttontocyclethroughthe

availabledepthpages.

2.FromtheMinimumDepthorMaximumDepth

page,pressandholdtheResetbuttonfor
approximately3secondstoresetthereading.

Toviewtheoffsetvaluecurrentlyappliedtoyour
instrumentfollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PresstheOffsetbuttontodisplaytheDepth
offsetpage.

Thedisplayshowsthevalueoftheoffsetapplied
andidenties:

•IfapositiveoffsetvalueisappliedW/Lis

displayedtodenoteawaterlineoffset.

•IfanegativeoffsetvalueisappliedKEELis

displayedtodenoteakeeloffset.

•IfazerooffsetvalueisappliedOFFSETis

displayedtodenotethatthereisazerooffset
fromthetransducer.

Note:Depthoffsetinformationisonlyavailable
onunitssetasdatamasters(seeDatamaster
sectionfordetails.

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Alarmsalertyoutoasituationorhazardrequiring
yourattention.

Youcansetupalarmstoalertyoutocertain
conditions.

Alarmsareraisedbysystemfunctions,andalso
externalequipmentconnectedtoyourdisplay.

Whenanalarmeventoccursanaudibleandvisual
alarmisactivatedwhichindicatesthealarmstate.

Alarmthresholdscanbeconguredfromtherelevant
alarmpage/menu.

Instrumentalarms

Thealarmsavailableforthei50Depthandi50
Tridataarelistedbelow.

•Shallowdepthalarm

•Deepdepthalarm

•Shallowanchoralarm

•Deepanchoralarm

Alarmindications

Analarmeventisindicatedbybothaudibleand
visualwarnings.

1.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor1secondto

switchthealarmonoroff.

Settingalarmthresholds—i50Depth

Youcanadjustthethresholdatwhichalarmsare
triggeredbyfollowingthestepsbelow.

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetochangethealarmthreshold.
Thecurrentthresholdwillstarttoash.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasethealarm

threshold.

3.UsetheOffsetbuttontodecreasethealarm

threshold.

4.Thealarmthresholdpagewilltime-out
afterapproximately6secondsofinactivity,
automaticallysavingthenewalarmthreshold.

Shallowalarm

Deepalarm

Shallowanchoralarm

Deepanchoralarm

Alarmsaresoundedwhenthesetalarmthreshold
valueiscrossed.Alarmswillsounduntilsilenced.

Silencingalarms

1.Pressanybuttontosilenceanactivealarm.

Enabling/Disablingalarms

Alarmscanbeenabledordisabledatanytime.

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

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6.12Illumination

•FLY—Flybridge

Adjustingthebacklightlevel—i50Depth

Thebacklightinglevelcanbeaccessedusingthe
Depthbutton.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthbuttonfor

approximately2secondstodisplaytheBacklight
page.

LAMPSisdisplayedon-screenandthecurrent
backlightlevel.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasethebacklight

settingtotherequiredlevel.

3.UsetheOffsetbuttontoincreasethebacklight

settingtotherequiredlevel.

Thebacklightlevelcanbeadjustedfromlevel1to
level9orswitchedOff(default).

Note:Thebacklightpagewilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

Adjustingthecontrast—i50Depth

Thecontrastlevelcanbeaccessedusingthepower
button.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthbuttonfor

approximately4secondstodisplaytheContrast
page.

CONTRASTisdisplayedon-screenandthecurrent
contrastlevel.

2.UsetheDepthbuttontocyclethroughthe

availablecontrastlevels.

Thecontrastlevelcanbeadjustedfromlevel
0(default)to3.

Note:Thecontrastpagewilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

•NST—Mast

•GP1toGP5—Userdenedgroups

Whenassignedtoagroup,whenthebacklightingof
1unitisadjustedthebacklightinglevelofallunits
assignedtothesamegroupwillalsochange.

Assigningthei50Depthtoagroup

Toassignthei50Depthaspartofagroupsothatit
canparticipateingroupilluminationfollowthesteps
below.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons

atthesametimefor6seconds,untiltheGroup
illuminationpageisdisplayed.

GROUPCALisdisplayedon-screen.

Note:TheGroupilluminationentrypageisa
temporarypageandwilltime-outtotheprevious
pageafter8seconds.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheGroups

page.

3.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoenableselectionofagroup.
Thegroupsettingwillash.

4.UsetheResetbuttontocycleupwardsthrough

thelistofavailablegroups.

5.UsetheOffsetbuttontocyclebackdownthrough

thelist.

6.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoassignthedisplaytotheselectedgroup.
Thegroupsettingwillstopashing.

7.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately2secondsto
returntonormaloperation.

Groupillumination

Groupilluminationisusedtosynchronizesand
controlthebacklightinglevelofmultipleunits
assignedtothesamegroup.

Theunitcanparticipateinsharedillumination
viaaSeaT alknetworkorgroupilluminationviaa
SeaTalk

WhenconnectedonaSeaTalknetworkall
compatibleunitswillsharetheirbacklightlevel(when
1unit'sbacklightinglevelisadjustedallotherunits
backlightlevelwillalsochange).

WhenconnectedonaSeaT alk
canparticipateingroupilluminationandbeassigned
toagroupofunitswhichwillsharetheirbacklighting
levels.Availablegroupsareasfollows:

•OFF(default)—Groupilluminationis

•HL1—Helm1

•HL2—Helm2

•CPt—Cockpit

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Chapter7:i50Speed

Chaptercontents

•7.1i50Speedoperationonpage44

•7.2i50Speedcontrolsonpage44

•7.3Poweronpage45

•7.4Datamasteronpage45

•7.5Calibrationonpage46

•7.6UserCalibration-i50Speedonpage46

•7.7Intermediatecalibration—i50Speedonpage49

•7.8Dealercalibration—i50Speedonpage51

•7.9Usingthespeedpagesonpage52

•7.10Usingthelog,tripandtemperaturepagesonpage53

•7.11Usingthetimersonpage53

•7.12Illuminationonpage54

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7.1i50Speedoperation

Speed Trip Timer Reset

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1 2 3 4

Whenconnectedtotherelevantspeedorspeedand
temperaturetransducer,youri50Speedinstrument
provides:

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

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

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

•Velocitymadegood(VMG)information,VMG
isonlyavailablewhenconnectedtoSeaT alk
orSeaT alk
compatiblewindtransducer.

•Speedoverground(SOG)information,SOGis
onlyavailablewhenconnectedtoSeaTalkor
SeaTalk
GPS.

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7.2i50Speedcontrols

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Speed/Power—Selecttoaccessspeed
information,adjustbacklight,adjustcontrastand
powerthedisplayOnandOff

•Count-upandracestarttimers

Note:Therequiredspeed,distanceand
temperatureunitsareselectedduringUser
calibration.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•Themaximumspeed,averagespeedandtrip
readingareresettozeroatpowerup.

•Thelogscreenshowsthetotaldistancecovered
bythevesselsincetheunitwastted.

2

Trip—Selecttoaccesslog,tripandwater
temperatureinformation

3

Timer/Down—Selecttoaccesstimers.Useto
movedownthroughmenuoptionsortodecrease
numericvalues

4

Reset/Up—Selectandholddownfor3seconds
toresetdatatocurrentvalues.Usetomoveup
throughmenuoptionsortoincreasenumericvalues

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7.4Datamaster

Poweringontheunit

Withpowertotheunitturnedonbuttheunitswitched
off:

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntiltheunit

powersonanddataisdisplayed(approximately
2seconds).

Note:Whenpowertotheunitisturnedontheunit
willswitchonautomatically.

Poweringofftheunit

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntilthepower

countdowntimerisdisplayedandreacheszero
(approximately6to8seconds).

Whereasystemcontainsmorethanoneunit
capableofdisplayingadatatype,theunitphysically
connectedtothetransducermustbesetasthedata
masterandanyotherunitssetasarepeater.

Checkingi50Speedsoftwareversionand
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately4seconds,until
theSoftwareVersionpageisdisplayed.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(No

transducerconnected).

3.PresstheSpeedbuttonagaintobegintheSpeed

RunCalibration.

4.T oexittheIntermediateCalibrationsettingsat

anytime,pressandholdtheSpeedandTrip
buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately4
seconds.

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7.6UserCalibration-i50Speed

Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbe
carriedouttoensureoptimumperformanceofthe
instrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Dealercalibration

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

•Unitsforspeedreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedforspeedrelatedreadings.

•Resolutionforspeedreadings—Assignsthe
layoutofspeedrelatedreadings.

•Unitsforlogreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedforlogrelatedreadings.

•Unitsforwatertemperature—Assignstheunitof
measureusedfortemperaturerelatedreadings.

•*Correctspeedreading—Assignsanoffsetto
thespeedreading.

•Timerbuzzer—Switchesthebuzzerwarningon
andoffforthetimer.

Note:*Thesesettingsareonlyavailableon
displayswhentheinstrumentstatusissetto
Master(seeIntermediateCalibrationfordetailsof
changingthedisplaytobeMasterorRepeater).

AccessingtheUserCalibrationMenu

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately2seconds,until
theUserCalibrationpageisdisplayed.

Note:TheUserCalibrationpagewilltime-outafter
8secondsofinactivity.

2.UsetheSpeedbuttontocyclethroughthe

availablesettings.

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Selectingtheunitofmeasureforspeed
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheSpeedUnits

pageisdisplayed(1pressfromtheUser
Calibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementforspeedreadings.
Theunitsofmeasureavailableforspeed

readingsare:

•KTS—Knots(default)

•MPH—MilesPerHour

•KMH—KilometersPerHour

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons

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atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Selectingaspeedresolution

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FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheSpeed
Resolutionpageisdisplayed(2pressesfrom
theUserCalibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoselectthe
requiredresolutionforspeedreadings.

Theresolutionsavailableare0.01(default)and

0.1.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntil1oftheCurrent

Speedpagesisdisplayed(4pressesfromthe
UserCalibrationentrypage).

IfSOGdataisavailableoverSeaTalk
theSOGpageisdisplayed,ifSOGdataisnot
availablethentheCalibrationFactorpageis
displayed.

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Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Selectingtheunitofmeasureforlogreadings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheLogUnits
pageisdisplayed(3pressesfromtheUser
Calibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheTimerandResetbuttonstoselectthe
requiredunitofmeasurementforlogreadings.

•SM(default)—StatuteMiles

•NM—NauticalMiles

•KM—Kilometers

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

1pointspeedcalibration

3.IftheSOGpageisdisplayedandthewater

conditionsareacceptable,pressandholdthe
Resetbuttonforapproximately3secondsto
acceptSOGasthecurrentlogspeed.

4.Alternatively ,withtheCalibrationFactorpage

displayedusetheTimerandResetbuttonsto
adjustthecalibrationfactoruntilthedisplayed
speedmatchesyourestimatedspeed.

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

5.IfSOGisavailableyoucanswitchbetweenthe

CalibrationFactorandSOGpagesbypressing
theTimerandResetbuttonsatthesametime.

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Theinstrumentdisplay’sspeedreadingscanbe
calibratedusinga1pointcalibrationprocess,inmost
situationthisisallthatwillberequiredtocalibrate
ourspeedreadings.

Prerequisites:

•ForbestresultsSOGdatashouldbeavailable,or

analternativemethodofestimatingvesselspeed
mustbeused(e.g.vesselspeedcanbeestimated
usingNauticalMeasuredMileMarkersorsimilar
landmarksofaknowndistanceapart).

•Youwillneedtobeunderway,withsufcientspace

tomaneuverunhindered.

•Inordertoachieveaccurateresults,water

conditionsmustbecalmwithzerotideandzero
current.

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.Steeryourvesselonasteadycourseata
constanttypicalspeed.

i50Speed

Nauticalmeasuredmilemarkers

WhenneitherSOGdataoranyotherreliablemeans
ofestimatingSpeedThroughtheWater(STW)is
available,NauticalMeasuredMileMarkerscan
beusedtohelpcalibrateLogSpeed.Nautical
measuredmilemarkersareidentiedbytwopairsof
postsortowers.Thedistancebetweeneachpairof
markersis1nauticalmile.

Eachmarkerinapairisseparatedbydistanceand
elevationfromitspartner.Thefrontmarkeriscloser
tothewaterandshorterthanthemarkerbehindit.

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1.Frontmarker

2.Rearmarker

Whenthe2markersappearverticallyaligned
thevesselisonthecorrectrangelinetobegina
measuredmilerun.

Markeralignment

Thevesselspeedcanthenbeworkedoutbytaking
thedistancetravelled(1nauticalmile)anddividingit
bytheaveragetimetakentoperformtherun.The
resultingcalculationisyouraveragespeedinknots.

Selectingunitofmeasureforwater
temperaturereadings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheWater
TemperatureUnitspageisdisplayed(5presses
fromtheUserCalibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoselect
therequiredunitofmeasurementforwater
temperaturereadings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefortemperature
are:

•°C(default)—degreesCelsius

•°F—degreesFahrenheit

1.Leftofrangeline

2.Onrangeline

3.Rightofrangeline

Thevesselshouldalreadybeattopspeedandas
therstpairofmarkersappearalignedastopwatch
shouldbestarted,whenthevesselpassesthe
secondpairofalignedmarkersthestopwatchis
stopped.

Measuringanauticalmile

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany

time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Calibratingwatertemperature

Youwillneedansuitablethermometertomeasure
thewatertemperature.

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheWater
TemperatureCalibrationpageisdisplayed(6
pressesformtheUserCalibrationentrypage).

2.Useasuitablethermometertomeasurethewater
temperature.

3.UsetheTimerandResetbuttonstomatch
thedisplayedwatertemperaturetothewater
temperaturemeasuredbythethermometer.

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

1.Startingpoint(startstopwatch)

2.Measuredmile

3.Endpoint(stopstopwatch)

4.Firstpairofmarkers

5.Secondpairofmarkers

Toprovideamoreaccuratereadingthevessel
shouldmakebetween4to6runsinbothdirections
toallowfortideandwindconditions.Theaverage
ofthetimetakenoverallrunsshouldbeusedto
calculateLogSpeed.

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Enablinganddisablingtimerbuzzers

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheTimerBuzzer
pageisdisplayed(76pressesformtheUser
Calibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoswitchthe
timerbuzzersOnandOff(default).

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany

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time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

7.7Intermediatecalibration—i50 Speed

Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

•Checktheinstrumentsoftwareversion.

•Checkandifnecessarysettheinstrumentstatus
aseitherMasterorRepeater.

•Performacalibrationspeedrunoverameasured
distancetoensureaccuratespeedreadings.

Checkingi50Speedsoftwareversionand
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately4seconds,until
theSoftwareVersionpageisdisplayed.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(No

transducerconnected).

3.PresstheSpeedbuttonagaintobegintheSpeed

RunCalibration.

4.T oexittheIntermediateCalibrationsettingsat

anytime,pressandholdtheSpeedandTrip
buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately4
seconds.

PerformingaSpeedRunCalibration

TheSpeedRunCalibrationinvolvescarryingout
2ormoreruns,overameasureddistance,to
enableacalibrationfactortobedetermined.Each
runconsistsofanoutwardandareturnlegwhich
minimizestheeffectoftidaldriftwhenthecalibration
factorisdetermined.

FromtheIntermediateCalibrationpage:

Note:ThisprocedureisnotrequiredifSpeedis
settoSOG.

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntilyoureachthe

SpeedRunCalibrationpage(2pressesfromthe
SoftwareVersionpage).

2.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonsatthesame

time.
Therunlengthashes.

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lengthtotherequiredvalue.
Defaultvalueis1.00,therunlengthcanbesetto

anyvaluebetween0.25and2.5.

4.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetocommencetheSpeedRunCalibration
TheCalibrationStatuspageisdisplayed.The

textatthetopofthepagealternatesbetween
START1andtheCalibrationFactorcurrently
applied.

5.Starttheoutwardlegoftherunandasyoupass

thestartpoint,presstheTripbutton,sothepage
showsOUTWARDatthetop.Astherunproceeds,
thedisplayedvaluewillchange.

10.Ifyouwanttocarryoutasecondcalibrationrun,

presstheTripbutton.

11.Followsteps5to7aboveagaintocompletea
secondcalibrationrun.

12.AttheendofthereturnlegpresstheTripbutton
Atthispoint:

•ThetextENDalternatingwiththenew

CalibrationFactorisdisplayedatthetopofthe
page.

•Thedisplayeddistancefreezes

13.T oexittheSpeedRunCalibrationatanytime,
pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonsatthe
sametimefor4seconds.

6.AttheendoftheoutwardlegpressTripagain.

ThetextRETURNwillashatthetopofthepage
andthedisplayeddistancefreezes.

Note:Atthispointthedisplayeddistancemaynot
bethesameasthemeasureddistance,dueto
errorsintroducedbytidalow.

7.Turnyourvesselround,startthereturnlegandas

youdoso,presstheTripbuttonsoRETURNstops
ashingandthedisplayedvalueincrements.

8.Attheendofthereturnleg,presstheTripbutton.

Atthispoint:

•ThetextSTART2alternatingwiththenew
CalibrationFactordisplayedatthetopofthe
page.

•Thedisplayeddistancefreezes

Note:Thedisplayeddistanceshouldbeveryclose
totheactual(measured)distanceoftherun.

9.Ifyouaresatisedwiththeresultsoftherst

calibrationrun,presstheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimetosavethenewCalibration
FactorandexittheSpeedRunCalibrationMenu.

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7.8Dealercalibration—i50Speed

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Thedealercalibrationproceduresinclude:

•UsercalibrationmenuaccessOn(default)andOff.

•DisplayResponseforspeedreadings—Dictates
therateatwhichtheinstrumentdisplayresponds
tochangesinspeeddata.

•DisplayResponseforVelocityMadeGood
(VMG)readings—Dictatestherateatwhichthe
instrumentdisplayrespondstochangesinVMG
data.

•BoatshowmodeOnandOff(default)(Boat
showmodeisonlyavailableondisplayssetas
repeaters).

•Resettofactorydefaults.

AccessingtheDealerCalibrationMenu

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonsatthe

sametimeforapproximately14seconds,until
theDealerCalibrationpageisdisplayed.

2.UsetheTimerandResetbuttonstoadjustthe

speedresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

SettingtheresponsedelayforVMG(wind)
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheVMGResponse

pageisdisplayed(2pressesfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoadjustthe

VMGresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

SettingaccesstotheUserCalibrationMenu

FromtheDealerCalibrationpage:

1.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetodisplaytheUserCalibrationAccess
page.

2.UsetheTimerandResetbuttonstoswitch

accesstotheUserCalibrationMenu
On(default)andOff.

SelectingOffdisablesaccesstotheUser

CalibrationMenu.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany

time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

EnablinganddisablingBoatShowMode

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheBoatShow

Modepageisdisplayed(3pressesfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.UsetheTimerandResetbuttonstoswitchboat

showmodeOnandOff(default).
SelectingOnwillputthedisplayintoboatshow

mode.

Note:Boatshowmodeisonlysuitablefor
demonstrationpurposesandshouldNOTbeused
whilstyourvesselisinuse.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Settingtheresponsedelayforspeed
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheSpeed

Responsepageisdisplayed(1pressfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

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Resettingthedisplaytofactorydefaults

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheFactory

Defaultspageisdisplayed(4pressesfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.T oresetthedisplaytofactorydefaultsettings:

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theresetoptiontoY es.

ii.PresstheSpeedbuttontoresetyourdisplay

tofactorydefaultsettings.

3.Afteraresetitisrecommendedthatyoucheck
thedatamasterstatusofthedisplaytoensure
itissetcorrectly.Referto7.4Datamasterfor
details.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

7.9Usingthespeedpages

Tocyclethroughthespeedpagesfollowthesteps
below:

1.CurrentSpeedpage

[1]

2.

3.

4.

5.

MaximumSpeedpage

[1]

AverageSpeedpage

[2]

VMG(wind)page

[3]

SOGpage

Note:

•[1]Thesepagesaretemporarypagesandwill
revertbacktothepreviouspermanentpage
after8secondsofinactivity.

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hasasuitableGPSconnected.

1.UsetheSpeedbuttontocyclethroughthe

availablespeedpages.

2.FromtheMaximumSpeedpageorAverage

Speedpage,pressandholdtheResetbuttonfor
approximately3secondstoresetthereading.

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Tocyclethroughtheavailablelog,tripandwater
temperaturepagesfollowthestepsbelow.

1.CurrentSpeedpage

2.Logpage

3.Trippage

4.Watertemperaturepage

Duringnormaloperation:

1.UsetheTripbuttontocyclethroughtheavailable

pages.

2.FromtheTrippage,pressandholdtheReset

buttonforapproximately3secondstoresetthe
reading.

7.11Usingthetimers

TocyclethroughandusetheRaceTimerpagesand
StopWatchpagefollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PresstheTimerbuttontocyclethroughthe

availabletimers.

2.PresstheResetbuttontostartthetimer.

3.Withthetimerrunning,presstheResetbutton

topausethetimer.

4.Withthetimerrunning,pressandholdtheReset

buttonfor1secondtoresetthetimer.

Note:Aftertheracetimershavecounteddown
tozerotheywillthenstarttocountupwardsfrom
zero.

Settingtheracestarttimer

Theracestarttimerscanbesetfrom1to15minutes.

Witharacetimerdisplayed

1.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoadjusttheracetimer.
Thesettimewillash.

2.T ochangetheracetimer:

i.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasetherace

timerstartvalue,or

ii.UsetheTimerbuttontodecreasetherace

timerstartvalue.

iii.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonsatthe

sametimetoconrmthenewvalue.

Timerbuzzer

TheTimerbuzzerisenabledordisabledduring
calibrationseetheUsercalibrationsection.

Whenusingaracetimerwiththetimerbuzzer
enabled,thebuzzerwill:

•Shortdoublebeepeveryminute.

•3Longbeepsatthestartofthelast30seconds.

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•Shortbeeponceforeachofthelast10seconds.

•Longbeepatzero.

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•FLY—Flybridge

Adjustingthebacklightlevel—i50Speed

Thebacklightinglevelcanbeaccessedusingthe
Speedbutton.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedbuttonfor

approximately2secondstodisplaytheBacklight
page.

LAMPSisdisplayedon-screenandthecurrent
backlightlevel.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasethebacklight

settingtotherequiredlevel.

3.UsetheTimerbuttontoincreasethebacklight

settingtotherequiredlevel.

Thebacklightlevelcanbeadjustedbetweenlevel1
to9orswitchedOff(default).

Note:Thebacklightpagewilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

Adjustingthecontrast—i50Speed

ThecontrastlevelcanbeaccessedusingtheSpeed
button.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedbuttonfor

approximately4secondstodisplaytheContrast
page.

CONTRASTisdisplayedon-screenandthecurrent
contrastlevel.

2.UsetheSpeedbuttontocyclethroughthe

availablecontrastlevels.

Thecontrastlevelcanbeadjustedfromlevel
0(default)to3.

Note:Thecontrastpagewilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

•NST—Mast

•GP1toGP5—Userdenedgroups

Whenassignedtoagroup,whenthebacklightingof
1unitisadjustedthebacklightinglevelofallunits
assignedtothesamegroupwillalsochange.

Assigningthei50Speedtoagroup

Toassignthei50Speedaspartofagroupsothatit
canparticipateingroupilluminationfollowthesteps
below.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonsat

thesametimefor6seconds,untiltheGroup
illuminationpageisdisplayed.

GROUPCALisdisplayedon-screen.

Note:TheGroupilluminationentrypageisa
temporarypageandwilltime-outtotheprevious
pageafter8seconds.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheGroups

page.

3.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoenableselectionofagroup.
Thegroupsettingwillash.

4.UsetheResetbuttontocycleupwardsthrough

thelistofavailablegroups.

5.UsetheTimerbuttontocyclebackdownthrough

thelist.

6.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoassignthedisplaytotheselectedgroup.
Thegroupsettingwillstopashing.

7.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately2secondsto
returntonormaloperation.

Groupillumination

Groupilluminationisusedtosynchronizesand
controlthebacklightinglevelofmultipleunits
assignedtothesamegroup.

Theunitcanparticipateinsharedillumination
viaaSeaT alknetworkorgroupilluminationviaa
SeaTalk

WhenconnectedonaSeaTalknetworkall
compatibleunitswillsharetheirbacklightlevel(when
1unit'sbacklightinglevelisadjustedallotherunits
backlightlevelwillalsochange).

WhenconnectedonaSeaT alk
canparticipateingroupilluminationandbeassigned
toagroupofunitswhichwillsharetheirbacklighting
levels.Availablegroupsareasfollows:

•OFF(default)—Groupilluminationis

•HL1—Helm1

•HL2—Helm2

•CPt—Cockpit

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Chapter8:i50Tridata

Chaptercontents

•8.1i50Tridataoperationonpage56

•8.2i50Tridatacontrolsonpage56

•8.3Poweronpage57

•8.4Datamasteronpage57

•8.5Calibrationonpage58

•8.6UserCalibration-i50Tridataonpage58

•8.7Intermediatecalibration—i50Tridataonpage62

•8.8Dealercalibration—i50Tridataonpage63

•8.9UsingTridatadepthpagesonpage65

•8.10UsingTridataspeedpages.onpage65

•8.11UsingTridatatrip,log,tempandtimerpagesonpage66

•8.12Usingthetimersonpage66

•8.13Alarmsonpage67

•8.14Illuminationonpage68

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Whenconnectedtotherelevanttransducer(s)your
i50Tridatainstrument:

•Providesdepthinformationineitherfeet(FT)or
metres(M).

•Enablesyoutodenealarmthresholdsforshallow
alarm,deepalarm,shallowanchoralarmand
deepanchoralarm.

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

•Velocitymadegood(VMG)information,VMG
isonlyavailablewhenconnectedtoSeaT alk
orSeaT alk
compatiblewindtransducer.

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

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

•Providescountupandracestarttimerfunctions.

Note:Depthinformationisobtainedfromthedepth
transducerconnectedtotheunit.However,when
theinstrumentisconnectedtoaSeaTalknetwork,
whichcontainsacompatiblesonarmodule
(shnder)thedepthinformationisprovidedbythe
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Depth/Power—SelecttoaccessDepth
information,adjustbacklight,adjustcontrastand
powerthedisplayOnandOff

Speed—SelecttoaccessSpeedandVMG
information

Trip/Down—Selecttoaccesslog,tripandwater
temperatureinformation.Usetomovedownthrough
menuoptionsortodecreasenumericvalues

Reset/Up—Selectandholddownfor3seconds
toresetdatatocurrentvalues.Usetomoveup
throughmenuoptionsortoincreasenumericvalues

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•Therequiredunitsofmeasurementaresetduring
Usercalibration.

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

•Thelogscreenshowsthetotaldistancecovered
bythevesselsincetheunitwastted.

•Maximumspeed,averagespeedandtripreading
areresettozeroatpowerup.

•Ifforanyreasondepthinformationislost,the
depthtitlewillashandthedisplayedvaluewillbe
thelastknowndepthreading.

i50Tridatadisplaylayout

Thei50Tridatadisplayisdividedinto3separate
areas,eachofwhichdisplaysaseparatetypeof
information,asshownbelow.

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Poweringontheunit

Withpowertotheunitturnedonbuttheunitswitched
off:

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntiltheunit

powersonanddataisdisplayed(approximately
2seconds).

Note:Whenpowertotheunitisturnedontheunit
willswitchonautomatically.

Poweringofftheunit

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntilthepower

countdowntimerisdisplayedandreacheszero
(approximately6to8seconds).

Whereasystemcontainsmorethanoneunit
capableofdisplayingadatatype,theunitphysically
connectedtothetransducermustbesetasthedata
masterandanyotherunitssetasarepeater.

Checkingi50Tridatasoftwareversionand
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately4seconds,until
theSoftwareVersionpageisdisplayed.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(No

transducerconnected).

3.T ochangethedepthstatus:

i.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

time.
Thestatuswillash.

ii.UsetheTriporResetbuttontoswitchthe

statusbetweenMasterorRepeater.

i.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoconrmthenewinstrumentstatus.

4.PresstheDepthbuttonagaintobeginspeedrun

calibration.

5.T oexittheIntermediatecalibrationsettingsat

anytime,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeed
buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately4
seconds:

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Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbe
carriedouttoensureoptimumperformanceofthe
instrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Dealercalibration

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

•Unitsfordepthreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedfordepthrelatedreadings.

•*Depthoffset—Assignsanoffsettothedepth
reading.

•Unitsforspeedreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedforspeedrelatedreadings.

•Resolutionforspeedreadings—Assignsthe
layoutofspeedrelatedreadings.

•Unitsforlogreadings—Assignstheunitof
measureusedforlogrelatedreadings.

•Unitsforwatertemperature—Assignstheunitof
measureusedfortemperaturerelatedreadings.

•*Correctspeedreading—Assignsanoffsetto
thespeedreading.

•Timerbuzzer—Switchesthebuzzerwarningon
andoffforthetimer.

Note:*Thesesettingsareonlyavailableon
displayswhentheinstrumentstatusissetto
Master(seeIntermediateCalibrationfordetailsof
changingthedisplaytobeMasterorRepeater).

AccessingtheUserCalibrationMenu

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholddowntheDepthandSpeed

buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately2
seconds,untiltheUserCalibrationpageis
displayed.

Note:TheUserCalibrationpagewilltime-outafter
8secondsofinactivity.

Selectingtheunitofmeasurefordepth
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheDepthUnits

pageisdisplayed(1pressfromtheUser
Calibrationpage).

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoselect

therequiredunitsofmeasurementfordepth
readings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefordepthreadings
are:

•FEET(default)

•METRES

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time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2secondsto
returntonormaloperation.

DepthOffset

Depthsaremeasuredfromthetransducertothesea
bed,butyoucanapplyanoffsetvaluetothedepth
data,sothatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresents
thedepthtotheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthe
waterline.

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

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheSpeedUnits

pageisdisplayed(1pressfromtheUser
Calibrationpage)

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoselectthe

requiredunitofmeasurementforspeedreadings.
Theunitsofmeasureavailableforspeed

readingsare:

•KTS—Knots(default)

•MPH—MilesPerHour

•KMH—KilometersPerHour

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2secondsto
returntonormaloperation.

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Transducer/Zerooffset

Keeloffset

Ifanoffsetisnotapplied,displayeddepthreadings
representthedistancefromthetransducertothe
seabed.

ApplyingaDepthOffset

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheDepthOffset
pageisdisplayed(2pressesfromtheUser
Calibrationpage).

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoselectthe
requireddepthoffsetvalue.

Thedepthoffsetcanbesettothefollowing
values:

•Keel—valuesbetween–9.9to–0.1

•OFFSET(default)(ZeroOffset)—0.0

•W/L(Waterline)—valuesbetween0.1to9.9

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu.

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheSpeed
Resolutionpageisdisplayed(2pressesfrom
theUserCalibrationpage).

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoselectthe
requiredresolutionforspeedreadings.

Theresolutionsavailableare0.01(default)and

0.1.

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2secondsto
returntonormaloperation.

Selectingtheunitofmeasureforlogreadings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu.

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheLogUnits
pageisdisplayed(3pressesfromtheUser
Calibrationpage).

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoselectthe
requiredunitofmeasurementforlogreadings.

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons

•KM(default)—Kilometers

•SM—StatuteMiles

atthesametimeforapproximately2secondsto
returntonormaloperation.

•NM—NauticalMiles

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany

Selectingtheunitofmeasureforspeed
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FromtheUserCalibrationMenu.

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returntonormaloperation.

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Theinstrumentdisplay’sspeedreadingscanbe
calibratedusinga1pointcalibrationprocess,inmost
situationthisisallthatwillberequiredtocalibrate
ourspeedreadings.

Prerequisites:

•ForbestresultsSOGdatashouldbeavailable,or
analternativemethodofestimatingvesselspeed
mustbeused(e.g.vesselspeedcanbeestimated
usingNauticalMeasuredMileMarkersorsimilar
landmarksofaknowndistanceapart).

•Youwillneedtobeunderway,withsufcientspace
tomaneuverunhindered.

•Inordertoachieveaccurateresults,water
conditionsmustbecalmwithzerotideandzero
current.

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.Steeryourvesselonasteadycourseata

constanttypicalspeed.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntil1oftheCurrent

Speedpagesisdisplayed(4pressesfromthe
UserCalibrationentrypage).

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theSOGpageisdisplayed,ifSOGdataisnot
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Nauticalmeasuredmilemarkers

WhenneitherSOGdataoranyotherreliablemeans
ofestimatingSpeedThroughtheWater(STW)is
available,NauticalMeasuredMileMarkerscan
beusedtohelpcalibrateLogSpeed.Nautical
measuredmilemarkersareidentiedbytwopairsof
postsortowers.Thedistancebetweeneachpairof
markersis1nauticalmile.

Eachmarkerinapairisseparatedbydistanceand
elevationfromitspartner.Thefrontmarkeriscloser
tothewaterandshorterthanthemarkerbehindit.

Markers—sideview

1.Frontmarker

2.Rearmarker

Whenthe2markersappearverticallyaligned
thevesselisonthecorrectrangelinetobegina
measuredmilerun.

3.IftheSOGpageisdisplayedandthewater

conditionsareacceptable,pressandholdthe
Resetbuttonforapproximately3secondsto
acceptSOGasthecurrentlogspeed.

4.Alternatively ,withtheCalibrationFactorpage

displayedusetheTripandResetbuttonsto
adjustthecalibrationfactoruntilthedisplayed
speedmatchesyourestimatedspeed.

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

5.IfSOGisavailableyoucanswitchbetweenthe

CalibrationFactorandSOGpagesbypressing
theTripandResetbuttonsatthesametime.

Markeralignment

1.Leftofrangeline

2.Onrangeline

3.Rightofrangeline

Thevesselshouldalreadybeattopspeedandas
therstpairofmarkersappearalignedastopwatch
shouldbestarted,whenthevesselpassesthe
secondpairofalignedmarkersthestopwatchis
stopped.

Measuringanauticalmile

1.Startingpoint(startstopwatch)

2.Measuredmile

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

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5.Secondpairofmarkers

Toprovideamoreaccuratereadingthevessel
shouldmakebetween4to6runsinbothdirections
toallowfortideandwindconditions.Theaverage
ofthetimetakenoverallrunsshouldbeusedto
calculateLogSpeed.

Thevesselspeedcanthenbeworkedoutbytaking
thedistancetravelled(1nauticalmile)anddividingit
bytheaveragetimetakentoperformtherun.The
resultingcalculationisyouraveragespeedinknots.

Selectingunitofmeasureforwater
temperaturereadings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheWater
TemperatureUnitspageisdisplayed(5presses
fromtheUserCalibrationentrypage).

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheTimerBuzzer
pageisdisplayed(7pressesformtheUser
Calibrationentrypage).

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoswitchthe
timerbuzzersOnandOff(default).

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoselect

therequiredunitofmeasurementforwater
temperaturereadings.

Theunitsofmeasureavailablefortemperature
are:

•°C(default)—degreesCelsius

•°F—degreesFahrenheit

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Calibratingwatertemperature

Youwillneedansuitablethermometertomeasure
thewatertemperature.

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntiltheWater
TemperatureCalibrationpageisdisplayed(6
pressesformtheUserCalibrationentrypage).

2.Useasuitablethermometertomeasurethewater
temperature.

3.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstomatch
thedisplayedwatertemperaturetothewater
temperaturemeasuredbythethermometer.

Note:T oexittheUserCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Enablinganddisablingtimerbuzzers

FromtheUserCalibrationMenu:

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Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

•Checktheinstrumentsoftwareversion.

•Checkandifnecessarysettheinstrumentstatus
aseitherMasterorRepeater.

•Performacalibrationspeedrunoverameasured
distancetoensureaccuratespeedreadings.

Checkingi50Tridatasoftwareversionand
status

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttonsat

thesametimeforapproximately4seconds,until
theSoftwareVersionpageisdisplayed.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheinstrument

status.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(No

transducerconnected).

3.T ochangethedepthstatus:

i.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

time.
Thestatuswillash.

ii.UsetheTriporResetbuttontoswitchthe

statusbetweenMasterorRepeater.

i.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoconrmthenewinstrumentstatus.

4.PresstheDepthbuttonagaintobeginspeedrun

calibration.

5.T oexittheIntermediatecalibrationsettingsat

anytime,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeed
buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately4
seconds:

PerformingSpeedRunCalibration

TheSpeedRunCalibrationinvolvescarryingout
2ormoreruns,overameasureddistance,to
enableacalibrationfactortobedetermined.Each
runconsistsofanoutwardandareturnlegwhich
minimizestheeffectoftidaldriftwhenthecalibration
factorisdetermined.

2.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

time.
Therunlengthwillash.

3.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoadjusttherun

lengthtotherequiredvalue.
Thedefaultvalueis1.00(default)thesettingcan

beadjustedfrom0.25to2.50).

4.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetocommencetheSpeedRunCalibration
Thetextinthebottomsectionofthescreen

alternatesbetweenStrt1andthecurrent
CalibrationFactor.

5.Starttheoutwardlegofthecalibrationrunand

asyoupassthestartpoint,presstheSpeed
button,sothepageshowsOUtatthebottomof
thescreen.

Asthecalibrationrunproceeds,thedisplayed
valuewillchange.

6.AttheendoftheoutwardlegpresstheSpeed

buttonagain.

ThetextrEtrnwillashatthebottomofthe
screenandthedisplayeddistancefreezes.

Note:Atthispointthedisplayeddistancemaynot
bethesameasthemeasureddistance,dueto
errorsintroducedbytidalow.

7.Turnyourvesselround,startthereturnleg

andasyoudoso,presstheSpeedbuttonso
rEtrnstopsashingandthedisplayedvalue
increments.

Note:Thisprocedureisnotrequiredifcurrent
speedissettoSOG.

FromtheIntermediateCalibrationpage:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntilyoureachthe

CalibrationRunpage(2pressesfromthe
SoftwareVersionpage).

8.Attheendofthereturnleg,presstheSpeed

button.
Atthispoint:

•ThetextSTART2alternatingwiththenew
CalibrationFactorisdisplayedatthetopofthe
page.

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totheactual(measured)distanceoftherun.

9.Ifyouaresatisedwiththeresultsoftherst

calibrationrun,presstheDepthandSpeed
buttonsatthesametimeforapproximately2
secondstosavethenewCalibrationFactor,exit
speedcalibrationandreturntonormaloperation.

10.Ifyouwanttocarryoutasecondrun,pressthe

Speedbutton.

11.Followsteps5to7aboveagaintocompletea
secondcalibrationrun.

12.AttheendofthereturnlegpresstheSpeed
button

Atthispoint:

8.8Dealercalibration—i50Tridata

Thedealercalibrationproceduresinclude:

•UsercalibrationmenuaccessOn(default)andOff.

•Datasourceforspeed—Thedatasourcecanbe
settoSOGifthedisplayisconnectedtoanetwork
containingaGPSreceiver.

•DisplayResponseforspeedreadings—Dictates
therateatwhichtheinstrumentdisplayresponds
tochangesinspeeddata.

•DisplayResponseforDepthreadings—Dictates
therateatwhichtheinstrumentdisplayresponds
tochangesindepthdata.

•BoatshowmodeOnandOff(default)(Boat
showmodeisonlyavailableondisplayssetas
repeaters).

•Resettofactorydefaults.

AccessingtheDealerCalibrationMenu

•ThetextENDalternatingwiththenew
CalibrationFactorisdisplayedatthetopofthe
page.

•Thedisplayeddistancefreezes.

13.T oexittheSpeedRunCalibrationrunatanytime,

pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttonsat
thesametimeforapproximately4seconds.

FollowthestepsbelowtoaccesstheDealer
CalibrationMenu.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons

atthesametimeforapproximately14seconds,
untiltheDealerCalibrationpageisdisplayed.

SettingaccesstotheUserCalibrationMenu

FromtheDealerCalibrationpage:

1.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame
timetodisplaytheUserCalibrationAccess
page.

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoswitchaccess
totheUserCalibrationMenuOn(default)and
Off.

SelectingOffdisablesaccesstotheUser

CalibrationMenu.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany

time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

SettingspeedtoSOG

YourinstrumentcanbesetuptouseSOGdata,if
availableasthesourceforspeeddatainsteadofa
speedtransducer.

WiththespeedsourcesettoSOGtheinstrument
displaywillignorespeedreadingsfromthe
connectedtransducerandonlydisplaySOG
readingsfromaconnectedGPSorGNSSreceiver.

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

i50T ridata63

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheSpeedSource

D12483-2

Depth

D12484-2

Depth

D12485-3

Dep th

D12486-2

Dep th

D12487-2

Dep th

pageisdisplayed(1pressfromtheUser
CalibrationAccessMenupage).

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheBoatShow
Modepageisdisplayed(4pressesfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoswitchthespeed

datasourceOnandOff(default).
SelectingOnwilldisplaySOGreadinginsteadof

speedtransducerreadings.

Settingtheresponsedelayforspeed
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheSpeed

Responsepageisdisplayed(1pressfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoadjustthe

speedresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Settingtheresponsedelayfordepth
readings

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheDepth

Responsepageisdisplayed(3pressesfromthe
UserCalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoswitchboat
showmodeOnandOff(default).

SelectingOnwillputthedisplayintoboatshow
mode.

Note:Boatshowmodeisonlysuitablefor
demonstrationpurposesandshouldNOTbeused
whilstyourvesselisinuse.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

Resettingthedisplaytofactorydefaults

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

1.PresstheDepthbuttonuntiltheFactory

Defaultspageisdisplayed(5pressesfromUser
CalibrationMenuAccesspage).

2.T oresetthedisplaytofactorydefaultsettings:
i.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstochangethe

resetoptiontoYes.

ii.PresstheDepthbuttontoresetyourdisplay

tofactorydefaultsettings.

3.Afteraresetitisrecommendedthatyoucheck
thedatamasterstatusofthedisplaytoensure
itissetcorrectly.Referto8.4Datamasterfor
details.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

2.UsetheTripandResetbuttonstoadjustthe

depthresponsetotherequiredlevel.
Thedefaultlevelis12.Thelevelsavailableare1

to15withlevel1beingtheslowestupdaterate
andlevel15thequickest.

Note:T oexittheDealerCalibrationpagesatany
time,pressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons
atthesametimeforapproximately2seconds.

EnablinganddisablingBoatShowMode

FromtheUserCalibrationMenuAccesspage:

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8.9UsingTridatadepthpages

D12538-2

Depth

Depth

Depth

Depth

Depth

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

D12539-2

24

1

3

Spe ed

Spe ed

Spe ed

Spe ed

Res et

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

Res et

8.10UsingTridataspeedpages.

Tocyclethroughthedepthpagesfollowthesteps
below.

1.UsetheDepthbuttontocyclethroughthe

availabledepthpages.
Availabledepthpagesare:

•Currentdepth

•Shallowdepthalarm

•Deepdepthalarm

•Shallowanchoralarm

•Deepanchoralarm

Note:Alarmpagesaretemporarypageswill
time-outafter8secondsandreverttotheCurrent
depthpage.

Toenable/disablealarmsortoadjustalarm
thresholdspleaserefertotheAlarmssection.

Tocyclethroughthespeedpagesfollowthesteps
below.

1.CurrentSpeedpage

[1]

2.

3.

4.

MaximumSpeedpage

[1]

AverageSpeedpage

[2]

VMGpage

Note:

•[1]Thesepagesaretemporarypagesandwill

revertbacktothepreviouspermanentpage
after8secondsofinactivity.

•[2]TheVMGinformationisonlyavailableifyour

unitispartofaSeaT alkorSeaT alk

ng

whichhasacompatiblewindinstrumentand
transducerconnected.

network

1.UsetheSpeedbuttontocyclethroughthe

availablespeedpages.

2.FromtheMaximumSpeedpageorAverage

Speedpage,pressandholdtheResetbuttonfor
approximately3secondstoresetthereading.

i50T ridata65

8.11UsingTridatatrip,log,tempand

D12540-2

Trip

TripTrip

Trip Trip

Trip

+

-

D12541-2

+

+

1 2

Trip

Trip

Res et

Res et

Trip

Res et

timerpages

Tocyclethroughthetrip,log,watertemperatureand
timerpagesfollowthestepsbelow.

1.PresstheTripbuttontocyclethroughtheTrip,

Log,WatertemperatureandTimerpages.

8.12Usingthetimers

TocyclethroughandusetheRaceTimerpagesand
StopWatchpagefollowthestepsbelow.

Withatimerpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheResetbuttontostartthetimer.

2.Withthetimerrunning,presstheResetbutton
topausethetimer.

3.Withthetimerrunning,pressandholdtheReset
buttonforapproximately1secondtoresetthe
timer.

Note:Aftertheracetimershavecounteddown
tozerotheywillthenstarttocountupwardsfrom
zero.

Settingtheracetimer

Thereare2race(count-down)timers.Therace
timerscanbesetfrom1to15minutes.

WithaRaceTimerisplayed

1.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame
timetoeditthetimer.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincrementtheracetimer
startvalue,or

3.UsetheTripbuttontodecreasetheracetimer
startvalue.

4.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame
timetoconrmthenewvalue.

Note:AfteraRaceTimerhascounteddownto
zeroitwillthenstarttocountup.

Timerbuzzer

TheTimerbuzzerisenabledordisabledduring
calibrationseetheUsercalibrationsection.

Whenusingaracetimerwiththetimerbuzzer
enabled,thebuzzerwill:

•Shortdoublebeepeveryminute.

•3Longbeepsatthestartofthelast30seconds.

•Shortbeeponceforeachofthelast10seconds.

•Longbeepatzero.

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8.13Alarms

D13154-1

D13155-1

D13156-1

D13157-1

D12547-2

+

-

+

Trip

Trip

Re set

Re set

Alarmsalertyoutoasituationorhazardrequiring
yourattention.

Youcansetupalarmstoalertyoutocertain
conditions.

Alarmsareraisedbysystemfunctions,andalso
externalequipmentconnectedtoyourdisplay.

Whenanalarmeventoccursanaudibleandvisual
alarmisactivatedwhichindicatesthealarmstate.

Alarmthresholdscanbeconguredfromtherelevant
alarmpage/menu.

1.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor1secondto

switchthealarmonoroff.

Settingalarmthresholds

Youcanadjustthethresholdatwhichalarmsare
triggeredbyfollowingthestepsbelow.

Instrumentalarms

Thealarmsavailableforthei50Depthandi50
Tridataarelistedbelow.

•Shallowdepthalarm

•Deepdepthalarm

•Shallowanchoralarm

•Deepanchoralarm

Alarmindications

Analarmeventisindicatedbybothaudibleand
visualwarnings.

Shallowalarm

Deepalarm

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

time.
Thecurrentalarmthresholdwillstarttoash.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasethealarm

threshold.

3.UsetheTripbuttontodecreasethealarm

threshold.

4.Thealarmthresholdpagewilltime-out
afterapproximately6secondsofinactivity,
automaticallysavingthenewalarmthreshold.

Shallowanchoralarm

Deepanchoralarm

Alarmsaresoundedwhenthesetalarmthreshold
valueiscrossed.Alarmswillsounduntilsilenced.

Silencingalarms

1.Pressanybuttontosilenceanactivealarm.

Enabling/Disablingalarms

Alarmscanbeenabledordisabledatanytime.

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

i50T ridata67

8.14Illumination

•FLY—Flybridge

Adjustingthebacklightlevel—i50Tridata

Thebacklightinglevelcanbeaccessedusingthe
Depthbutton.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthbuttonfor

approximately2secondstodisplaytheBacklight
page.

LAMPSisdisplayedon-screenandthecurrent
backlightlevel.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasethebacklight

settingtotherequiredlevel.

3.UsetheTripbuttontoincreasethebacklight

settingtotherequiredlevel.

Thebacklightlevelcanbeadjustedfromlevel1to9
orswitchedOff(default).

Note:Thebacklightpagewilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

Adjustingthecontrast—i50Tridata

ThecontrastlevelcanbeaccessedusingtheDepth
button.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthbuttonfor

approximately4secondstodisplaytheContrast
page.

CONtrAStisdisplayedon-screenandthecurrent
contrastlevel.

2.UsetheDepthbuttontocyclethroughthe

availablecontrastlevels.

Thecontrastlevelcanbeadjustedfromlevel
0(default)to3.

Note:Thecontrastpagewilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

•NST—Mast

•GP1toGP5—Userdenedgroups

Whenassignedtoagroup,whenthebacklightingof
1unitisadjustedthebacklightinglevelofallunits
assignedtothesamegroupwillalsochange.

Assigningthei50Tridatatoagroup

Toassignthei50Tridataaspartofagroupsothatit
canparticipateingroupilluminationfollowthesteps
below.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons

atthesametimefor6seconds,untiltheGroup
illuminationpageisdisplayed.

GROUPCALisdisplayedon-screen.

Note:TheGroupilluminationentrypageisa
temporarypageandwilltime-outtotheprevious
pageafter8seconds.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheGroups

page.

3.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoenableselectionofagroup.
Thegroupsettingwillash.

4.UsetheResetbuttontocycleupwardsthrough

thelistofavailablegroups.

5.UsetheTripbuttontocyclebackdownthrough

thelist.

6.PresstheTripandResetbuttonsatthesame

timetoassignthedisplaytotheselectedgroup.
Thegroupsettingwillstopashing.

7.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons

atthesametimeforapproximately2secondsto
returntonormaloperation.

Groupillumination

Groupilluminationisusedtosynchronizesand
controlthebacklightinglevelofmultipleunits
assignedtothesamegroup.

Theunitcanparticipateinsharedillumination
viaaSeaT alknetworkorgroupilluminationviaa
SeaTalk

WhenconnectedonaSeaTalknetworkall
compatibleunitswillsharetheirbacklightlevel(when
1unit'sbacklightinglevelisadjustedallotherunits
backlightlevelwillalsochange).

WhenconnectedonaSeaT alk
canparticipateingroupilluminationandbeassigned
toagroupofunitswhichwillsharetheirbacklighting
levels.Availablegroupsareasfollows:

•OFF(default)—Groupilluminationis

•HL1—Helm1

•HL2—Helm2

•CPt—Cockpit

68i50

ng

network.

switchedoff

ng

networktheunit

Chapter9:Maintainingyourdisplay

Chaptercontents

•9.1Serviceandmaintenanceonpage70

•9.2Condensationonpage70

•9.3Routineequipmentchecksonpage71

•9.4Cleaningonpage71

•9.5Cleaningthedisplaycaseonpage72

•9.6Cleaningthedisplayscreenonpage72

Maintainingyourdisplay

69

9.1Serviceandmaintenance

9.2Condensation

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable
components.Pleasereferallmaintenance
andrepairtoauthorizedRaymarinedealers.
Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.

Certainatmosphericconditionsmaycauseasmall
amountofcondensationtoformontheunit'swindow.
Thiswillnotdamagetheunitandwillclearafterthe
unithasbeenswitchedonforashortperiod.

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9.3Routineequipmentchecks

9.4Cleaning

Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyoucomplete
anumberofroutinecheckstoensurethecorrectand
reliableoperationofyourequipment.

Completethefollowingchecksonaregularbasis:

•Examineallcablesforsignsofdamageorwear
andtear.

•Checkthatallcablesaresecurelyconnected.

Bestcleaningpractices.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth,
asthiscouldscratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabased
products.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

Maintainingyourdisplay

71

9.5Cleaningthedisplaycase

9.6Cleaningthedisplayscreen

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.

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

1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.

2.Rinsethescreenwithfreshwatertoremoveall
dirtparticlesandsaltdeposits.

3.Allowthescreentodrynaturally.

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

72

i50

Chapter10:Troubleshooting

Chaptercontents

•10.1Troubleshootingonpage74

•10.2Instrumenttroubleshootingonpage75

•10.3Poweruptroubleshootingonpage76

•10.4Miscellaneoustroubleshootingonpage77

Troubleshooting

73

10.1Troubleshooting

Thetroubleshootinginformationprovidespossible
causesandcorrectiveactionrequiredforcommon
problemsassociatedwithmarineelectronics
installations.

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

Ifafterreferringtothissectionyouarestillhaving
problemswithyourunit,pleasecontactRaymarine
TechnicalSupportforfurtheradvice.

74

i50

10.2Instrumenttroubleshooting

FaultCauseAction

Blankdisplay.Nopowersupply.

SeaTalk/SeaT alk
transferredbetweeninstruments.

AgroupofSeaTalk/SeaTalk
working.

ng

informationnotbeing

SeaTalk/SeaTalk
fault.

ng

unitsnot

SeaTalk/SeaTalk
fault.

•Checkfuse/circuitbreaker.

•Checkpowersupply.

•CheckSeaTalk/SeaTalk

ng

cabling

andconnectorsecurity.

ng

cablingorconnector

•ChecksecurityofSeaT alk/SeaT alk

ng

connectionsbetweenunits.

•CheckconditionofSeaT alk/SeaT alk

ng

cables.

•Isolatefaultyunitbydisconnecting
unitsonebyone.

ng

cablingorconnector

•CheckthesecurityofSeaTalk/
SeaTalk

ng

connectorsbetween

functioningandnon-functioningunits.

LASTashingordashesdisplayed
continuously(depthgreaterthan3feet).

LASTasheswhenunderway.

•ChecktheconditionofSeaTalk/
SeaTalk

ng

cablebetweenfunctioning

andnon-functioningunits.

Transducercableorconnectorfault.•Checkconditionofthetransducer

cable(s)andthesecurityofthe
connections.

Aeratedwaterduetovesselwakes,
propellerwashetc.

•Ensurereadingstabilizeswhenclear
ofdisturbedwater.

Troubleshooting

75

10.3Poweruptroubleshooting

Problemsatpowerupandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Thesystem(orpartofit)does
notstartup.

Powersupplyproblem.

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatall
connectionsaretightandfreefromcorrosion.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageand
sufcientcurrent.

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10.4Miscellaneoustroubleshooting

Miscellaneousproblemsandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Displaybehaveserratically:

•Frequentunexpectedresets.

•Systemcrashesorother
erraticbehavior.

Intermittentproblemwithpower
tothedisplay.

Softwaremismatchonsystem
(upgraderequired).

Corruptdata/otherunknown
issue.

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatall
connectionsaretightandfreefromcorrosion.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageand
sufcientcurrent.

Gotowww.raymarine.comandclickonsupportforthe
latestsoftwaredownloads.

Performafactoryreset.

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

Troubleshooting

77

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Chapter11:Technicalsupport

Chaptercontents

•11.1Raymarinecustomersupportonpage80

•11.2Checkingthesoftwareversiononpage80

Technicalsupport

79

11.1Raymarinecustomersupport

11.2Checkingthesoftwareversion

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

Websupport

Pleasevisitthecustomersupportareaofourwebsite
at:

www.raymarine.com

ThiscontainsFrequentlyAskedQuestions,servicing
information,e-mailaccesstotheRaymarine
TechnicalSupportDepartmentanddetailsof
worldwideRaymarineagents.

Telephoneande-mailsupport

IntheUSA:

•Tel:[phone]

•TollFree:[phone]

•E-mail:[e-mail]

IntheUK,Europe,andtheMiddleEast:

Dependingontheinstrumentdisplayvariantfollow
thestepsbelowtoidentifythesoftwareversionof
yourunit.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.i50Depth—PressandholdtheDepthand
Alarmbuttonsatthesametimeforapproximately
4seconds.

2.i50Speed—PressandholdtheSpeedand
Tripbuttonsatthesametimeforapproximately
4seconds.

3.i50Tridata—PressandholdtheDepthand
Speedbuttonsatthesametimeforapproximately
4seconds.

Thesoftwareversionwillbedisplayedon-screen.

•Tel:[phone]

•E-mail:[e-mail]

InSoutheastAsiaandAustralia:

•Tel:[phone]

•E-mail:[e-mail]

Productinformation

Ifyouneedtorequestservice,pleasehavethe
followinginformationtohand:

•Productname.

•Productidentity .

•Serialnumber.

•Softwareapplicationversion.

•Systemdiagrams.

Youcanobtainthisproductinformationusingthe
menuswithinyourproduct.

80i50

Chapter12:Technicalspecication

Chaptercontents

•12.1T echnicalspecicationonpage82

Technicalspecication

81

12.1Technicalspecication

Nominalsupplyvoltage12Vdc

Operatingvoltagerange

Powerconsumption

10Vdcto16Vdc

•<1WTypical(Displayonly)

•2.4WMaximum(Transducerconnected)

Current•45to65mATypical(Displayonly)

•200mAMaximum(Transducerconnected)

LEN(RefertoSeaT alk

ng

referencemanualforfurther

4

information.)

Environmental

Operatingtemperature:–20ºCto+55ºC
Storagetemperature:–30ºCto+70ºC
Relativehumidity:93%
Waterproong:IPX6

Connections•2xSeaTalk

ng

connections(compliantwithSeaT alk)

•Transducerconnections

ConformanceEurope2004/108/EC

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Chapter13:Sparesandaccessories

Chaptercontents

•13.1Sparesonpage84

•13.2SeaTalk

•13.3Convertersonpage85

ng

cablesandaccessoriesonpage84

Sparesandaccessories

83

13.1Spares

13.2SeaTalk

ng

cablesandaccessories

Thetablebelowliststhesparepartsavailablefor
i50instrumentdisplays

DescriptionPartnumberNote

i50/i60/i70front

R22168

bezel

i50/i60/i70Sun

R22169
cover
i50DepthkeypadR70131

i50Speedkeypad

R70130

i50TridatakeypadR70132

SeaTalk

ng

cablesandaccessoriesforusewith

compatibleproducts.

DescriptionPartNoNotes

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

ng

ng

starterkit

T70134Includes:

A25062Includes:

BackboneKit

•1x5Wayconnector
(A06064)

•2xBackboneterminator
(A06031)

•1x3m(9.8ft)spur
cable(A06040)

•1xPowercable
(A06049)

•2x5m(16.4ft)
Backbonecable
(A06036)

•1x20m(65.6ft)
Backbonecable
(A06037)

SeaTalk

ng

0.4m

(1.3ft)spur

SeaTalk

ng

1m

(3.3ft)spur

SeaTalk

ng

3m

(9.8ft)spur

SeaTalk

ng

5m

(16.4ft)spur

SeaTalk

ng

0.4m

(1.3ft)elbowspur

SeaTalk

ng

0.4m

(1.3ft)backbone

SeaTalk

ng

1m

(3.3ft)backbone

SeaTalk

ng

3m

(9.8ft)backbone

SeaTalk

ng

5m

(16.4ft)backbone

SeaTalk

ng

9m

(29.5ft)backbone
SeaTalk

ng

20m

(65.6ft)backbone

SeaTalk

ng

tobare
ends1m(3.3ft)
spur

SeaTalk

ng

tobare
ends3m(9.8ft)
spur

•4xT-piece(A06028)

•2xBackboneterminator
(A06031)

•1xPowercable
(A06049)

A06038

A06039

A06040

A06041

A06042

A06033

A06034

A06035

A06036

A06068

A06037

A06043

A06044

84i50

DescriptionPartNoNotes

SeaTalk

ng

Power

A06049

cable

SeaTalk

ng

A06031

Terminator

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

ng

T-piece

ng

5–way

A06028Provides1xspur

A06064Provides3xspur

connector

SeaTalk

ng

A06030

backboneextender

13.3Converters

PartnumberDescription

E22158

SeaTalktoSeaT alk
Converter

connection

connections

ng

SeaTalkto
SeaTalk

ng

converter

kit

SeaTalk

ng

Inline

terminator

SeaTalk

ng

Blanking

plug

ACU/SPX
SeaTalk

ng

spur

cable0.3m(1.0ft)

SeaTalk(3pin)to
SeaTalk

ng

adaptor

cable0.4m(1.3ft)

SeaTalkto
SeaTalk

ng

spur1

m(3.3ft)spur

SeaTalk2(5pin)to
SeaTalk

ng

adaptor

cable0.4m(1.3ft)

E22158Allowstheconnection

ofSeaTalkdevicestoa
SeaTalk

A80001Providesdirectconnection

ofaspurcabletotheend
ofabackbonecable.No
T-piecerequired.

A06032

R121 12

ConnectsanSPXcourse
computeroranACUtoa
SeaTalk

A06047

A22164

A06048

ng

system.

ng

backbone.

DeviceNetadaptor
cable(Female)

DeviceNetadaptor
cable(Male)

DeviceNetadaptor
cable(Female)to
bareends.

DeviceNetadaptor
cable(Male)tobare
ends.

A06045

Allowstheconnectionof
NMEA2000devicestoa
SeaTalk

A06046

Allowstheconnectionof

ng

system.

NMEA2000devicestoa
SeaTalk

E05026

Allowstheconnectionof

ng

system.

NMEA2000devicestoa
SeaTalk

E05027

Allowstheconnectionof

ng

system.

NMEA2000devicestoa
SeaTalk

ng

system.

Sparesandaccessories

85

86i50

AppendixANMEA2000sentences

Thei50instrumentrangesupportsthefollowingNMEA2000ParameterGroupNumber(PGN)sentences.

PGnamePGN

ISOAcknowl­edgement

ISORequest

ISOAddress
claim

ISO
Commanded
address

NMEA
Request
group
function

NMEA
Command
group
function

NMEA
Acknowledge
group
function

i50Depth
Transmit

59392

●●●

59904

60928

●●●●●●

i50Depth
Receive

i50Speed
Transmit

i50Speed
Receive

i50Tridata
Transmit

●●●

i50Tridata
Receive

65240

●●●

126208

●●●

126208

●●●●●

126208

●●●●●

PGNlist
—Transmit
PGN'sgroup
function

PGNlist—
Received
PGN's
groupfunction

Product
information

Speed

Waterdepth128267

Distancelog128275

COG&SOG
rapidupdate

GNSS
Positiondata

Winddata130306

Environmen­talparame­ters

126464

●●●

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