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User MANUAL

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Chapter1:Importantinformation

Safetynotices

Warning:Productinstallationand
operation

Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedin
accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.Failureto
dosocouldresultinpersonalinjury,damagetoyour
vesseland/orpoorproductperformance.

Warning:Ensuresafenavigation

Thisproductisintendedonlyasanaidtonavigation
andmustneverbeusedinpreferencetosound
navigationaljudgment.Onlyofcialgovernment
chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthecurrent
informationneededforsafenavigation,andthe
captainisresponsiblefortheirprudentuse.Itisthe
user’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernmentcharts,
noticestomariners,cautionandpropernavigational
skillwhenoperatingthisoranyotherRaymarine
product.

Caution:Cleaning

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth,as
thiscouldscratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabased
products.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable
components.Pleasereferallmaintenanceandrepair
toauthorizedRaymarinedealers.Unauthorizedrepair
mayaffectyourwarranty.

Caution:Usethesuncovers

Toprotectyourproductagainstthedamagingeffects
ofultravioletlight,alwaystthesuncoverswhenthe
productisnotinuse.

TFTLCDDisplays

Thecolorsofthedisplaymayseemtovarywhenviewedagainst
acoloredbackgroundorincoloredlight.Thisisaperfectlynormal
effectthatcanbeseenwithallcolorLiquidCrystalDisplays(LCDs).

IncommonwithallThinFilmTransistor(TFT)LCDunits,thescreen
mayexhibitafew(lessthan7)wronglyilluminatedpixels.These
mayappearasblackpixelsinalightareaofthescreenorascolored
pixelsinblackareas.

Importantinformation

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer

AlthoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofRaymarineproducts
exceedsthatcalledforbytheIPX6standard,waterintrusion
andsubsequentequipmentfailuremayoccurifanyRaymarine
equipmentissubjectedtocommercialhighpressurewashing.
Raymarinewillnotwarrantequipmentsubjectedtohighpressure
washing.

Disclaimers

Thisproduct(includingtheelectroniccharts)isintendedtobeused
onlyasanaidtonavigation.Itisdesignedtofacilitateuseofofcial
governmentcharts,notreplacethem.Onlyofcialgovernment
chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthecurrentinformation
neededforsafenavigation,andthecaptainisresponsiblefortheir
prudentuse.Itistheuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernment
charts,noticestomariners,cautionandpropernavigationalskill
whenoperatingthisoranyotherRaymarineproduct.Thisproduct
supportselectronicchartsprovidedbythirdpartydatasuppliers
whichmaybeembeddedorstoredonmemorycard.Useofsuch
chartsissubjecttothesupplier’sEnd-UserLicenceAgreement
includedinthedocumentationforthisproductorsuppliedwiththe
memorycard(asapplicable).

Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductiserror-freeorthatit
iscompatiblewithproductsmanufacturedbyanypersonorentity
otherthanRaymarine.

Thisproductusesdigitalchartdata,andelectronicinformationfrom
theGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)whichmaycontainerrors.
Raymarinedoesnotwarranttheaccuracyofsuchinformationand
youareadvisedthaterrorsinsuchinformationmaycausethe
producttomalfunction.Raymarineisnotresponsiblefordamages
orinjuriescausedbyyouruseorinabilitytousetheproduct,bythe

interactionoftheproductwithproductsmanufacturedbyothers,or
byerrorsinchartdataorinformationutilizedbytheproductand
suppliedbythirdparties.

EMCconformance

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformtotheappropriate
ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)regulationsforuseinthe
recreationalmarineenvironment.

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformanceis
notcompromised.

Suppressionferrites

Raymarinecablesmaybettedwithsuppressionferrites.These
areimportantforcorrectEMCperformance.Ifaferritehastobe
removedforanypurpose(e.g.installationormaintenance),itmust
bereplacedintheoriginalpositionbeforetheproductisused.

Useonlyferritesofthecorrecttype,suppliedbyRaymarine
authorizeddealers.

Connectionstootherequipment

Requirementforferritesonnon-Raymarinecables

IfyourRaymarineequipmentistobeconnectedtootherequipment
usingacablenotsuppliedbyRaymarine,asuppressionferrite
MUSTalwaysbeattachedtothecableneartheRaymarineunit.

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Chapter2:Handbookinformation

Chaptercontents

• 2.1 About this handbook

• 2.2 i70 Handbooks

• 2.3 Before using the i70

Handbookinformation

2.1Aboutthishandbook

Thishandbookdescribeshowtooperateyourproductinconjunction
withcompatibleperipheralequipment.

Itassumesthatallperipheralequipmentconnectedtothesystem
iscompatible,correctlyinstalledandcommissionedinaccordance
withtheproductsinstallationinstruction.Thishandbookisintended
forusersofvaryingmarineabilities,butassumesagenerallevelof
productknowledge,nauticalterminologyandpractices.

2.2i70Handbooks

Thei70Instrumenthasthefollowinghandbooksavailable:

i70Handbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

Installationandcommissioning
instruction

87131

Operatinginstructions(quick
reference)

86141

Userreferencehandbook

81330

Mountingtemplate87130

Additionalhandbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

SeaTalk

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referencemanual

81300

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2.3Beforeusingthei70

Beforeusingtheinstrumentunderwayitisimportantthatitis
properlysetupasdescribedintheinstallationinstruction.

Firsttimesetup

Thersttimetheinstrumentispoweredononly,i70provides
on-screeninstructionsfortheinitialsetup.Ifyourinstrumenthas
beeninstalledbyaprofessionalinstaller,thisprocessmayalready
havebeencarriedout.

Thersttimesetupscreenstakesyouthroughthefollowing:

•Languageselection

•Vesseltypeselection

Note:Firsttimesetupmaybebypassedifthedataisalready
availableonthesystem,e.g.viaanalreadyinstalledinstrument
display.

Calibrateessentialdata

Beforeusingthei70youmustcalibrateessentialdatatoensurethat
thereadingsdisplayedareaccurate.

UsethetransducerSetupmenu:Mainmenu>Setup>Transducer
setuptocalibrate.

•Wind

•Speed

•Depth

•T emperature

Youshouldperformtheaboveforanyinstallationaffectingthe
transducers.

Pleaserefertotheinstallationinstructionfordetailsonsettingup
theinstrumentdisplayandassociatedtransducersforrstuse.

Handbookinformation

Chapter3:Gettingstarted

Chaptercontents

• 3.1 System integration

• 3.2 Instrument controls

• 3.3 Instrument power

• 3.4 Display settings

Gettingstarted

3.1Systemintegration

Thei70Instrumentprovidesmultiplemarineinstrumentfunctionsinasingleunit.Theinstrumentdisplaysinformationreceivedfrom
transducersandothersensorsaroundtheboat.Therearemultiplepagesofinformationavailable,whichyoucancustomizetosuityour
needs.

Thediagrambelowillustratessomeofthevariousexternaldevicesthatcanbeconnectedtoyourinstrumentdisplay.

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10 11 12

3 4 5

6 7

8

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ItemDevicetype

1.i70Instrumentdisplay

2.

SeaTalkInstrumentdisplays

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SeaTalk

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Instrumentdisplays

4.

MOB(connectivityviaSeaTalktoSeaTalk

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converter

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ItemDevicetype

5.

SeaTalk

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GPSreceiver

6.

SeaTalk

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Pilotcontrollers

7.

RaymarineMultifunctiondisplays

8.

AISreceiver/transceiver

9.Transducerpods

10.Analoguewindtransducers

11.Analoguespeedtransducers

12.Analoguedepthtransducers

Otherdevicesnotshown:Smarttransducers(e.g.DST800,DT800)

NMEA2000devices(e.g.trimtabcontrol,enginedata)

Gettingstarted

3.2Instrumentcontrols

Controllayoutandfunctions.

1 2 3 4

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ItemDescription

1.

LEFTSOFTBUTTONPower,
brightness,cancel,back

2.

UPARROWUpnavigation,AdjustUp

3.

DOWNARROWDownnavigation,
AdjustDown

4.

RIGHTSOFTBUTTONMenu,select,
OK,Save

3.3Instrumentpower

Poweringtheinstrumenton

1.PressandholdtheLEFTSOFTbuttonfor1second,untilthe

Raymarinelogoappears.
Theinstrumentwillloadtofavoritespageone.

Poweringthedisplayoff

1.FromanyfavoritepagepressandholdtheLEFTSOFTbutton.

After1secondapowerdownpopupwillappear.

2.ContinuetoholdtheLEFTSOFTbuttonforafurther3seconds

tocompletethepoweroff

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3.4Displaysettings

Displayandsharedbrightness

Youcanchangethebrightnessoftheindividualdisplay,or
networkeddisplays.

Youcanonlyuseandsetsharedbrightnessondisplayswhich
supportsharingandareassignedtonetworkgroups.

Youwillnotbeabletosetsharedbrightnesslevelsondisplays
whichdonotsupportsharing.

Adjustingthedisplaysbrightness

Toadjustthebrightnessoftheindividualdisplay:

1.WhilstinafavoritepagemomentarilypresstheLEFTSOFT

button.
Thiswillopenthebrightnesssettingscreen.

2.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstochangethebrightness

percentagetotherequiredlevel.

3.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontoconrmnewbrightnessandgo

backtothefavoritespageyouwereon.

AssigningANetworkGroup

Whenassignedtoanetworkgroupyoucanchangebrightnesslevel
andcolorschemeondisplayswhichsupportsharing.

Toenablesharedbrightnessandcolorschemesthedisplaymust
beassignedtoanetworkgroupasfollows:

1.NavigatetoMenu>SetUp>SystemSetUp>NetworkGroup.

Alistofnetworkgroupswillbedisplayed:

•None(default)

•Helm1

•Helm2

•Cockpit

•Flybridge

•Mast

•Group1—Group5

2.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstohighlighttherequiredgroup.

3.PresstheSELECTbuttontoassignthedisplayyouareusing

tothatnetworkgroup.

4.NavigatetoMenu>SetUp>SystemSetUp>
Brightness/ColourGroup.

Youwillbepresentedwiththefollowingoptions:

•ThisDisplay

•ThisGroup

5.Highlightandselecttherequiredsetting.

6.Carryoutsteps1to5onalldisplaysyouwishtoshare.

Adjustingthesharedbrightness

Sharedbrightnessisonlyaccessibleifthedisplayhasbeen
assignedtoanetworkgroup.

1.WhilstonafavoritespagepresstheLEFTSOFTbuttonto
displaythebrightnesssetting.

2.PresstheLEFTSOFTbuttonagaintoaccesstheshared
brightnesssettings.

3.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstochangethesharedbrightness
level.

DisplayandsystembrightnesscanalsobeaccessedviaMenu>

Displaysettings>Brightness.

Displayandsharedcolor

Thei70cansetacolorschemefortheindividualdisplayorforthe
system(ifcolorisavailableonthenetworkdisplays).

ColorsettingscanbeaccessedviaMenu>Displaysettings>
Colors.

Colorschemesavailableare:

Gettingstarted

ExampleColorScheme

Day1

Day2

Inverse

Red/Black

Changingthecolorscheme

1.Fromthecolormenuhighlightacolorscheme.
Oncehighlightedthedisplaywillpreviewtheselectedcolor

scheme.

2.PressSELECTtoconrmthecolorschemeandreturntothe
colorsettingsmenu.

Iftheunitispartofanetworkgroup,thecolorschemeselectedwill
changeonalldisplayswhicharepartofthatgroup.Ifcolorisnot
availableonthenetworkeddisplaystheywillremainunchanged.

Displayresponse

Settingthedisplayresponse

Settingtheresponsetoalowvaluewillprovideamorestable
readingofcurrentconditions.Settingresponsetoahighvaluewill
makereadingsmoreresponsive.

1.FromMenu>DisplaysettingsselectDisplayResponse.

2.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstoselectthedatatype:

•Speed

•Depth

•Windspeed

•Windangle

•Heading

3.PressSELECTtosettheresponsevalue:

1—15

4.PressSAVEtosavethevalueandreturntothedisplayresponse

optionsscreen.

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Chapter4:FavoritePages

Chaptercontents

• 4.1 Favorite pages

• 4.2 Favorite page frames

• 4.3 Resetting maximum, minimum and trip data

• 4.4 Customizing pages

FavoritePages

4.1Favoritepages

D120 70-1

Thei70presentsinstrumentdataonaseriesofpages.Y oucan
haveaminimumof1andamaximumof10favoritepagesavailable,
Therearesixteendifferentpagelayoutstochoosefromwhichcan
becustomizedwithdifferentdatatypes.

Therearealsoanumberofbe-spokepagesyoucanchoosefrom.

Selectingpages

1.UsetheUP/DOWNarrowstoselectbetweentheavailable

pages.

AlternativelyusetheRolloverfeaturewithinthesetupmenutocycle
throughthepagesautomatically.

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4.2Favoritepageframes

Eachpieceofinformationisdisplayedinaframewithinthepage.
Theframessupportanumberofdifferentstylesandformatsfor
presentingthedata.

Tridataframe

D120 71-1

Thetridataframeenablesdigitaldatatobedisplayedinnumerical
format.

Digitalframes

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Thedigitalframesprovidesdatainanumericalformat.

Analogframes

D11838 -1

Analogframesprovidereal-timedataintheformofananaloggauge.
Analoggaugesareonlyavailableforfulland2/3screenframes.

Maximumandminimumindicators

Maximum,minimumandaveragevalueindicatorsaredisplayedon
analogspeed,windspeedandwindanglescreens.

D11845 -1

18 0

15 015 0

12 0

9 09 0

6 06 0

3 03 0

0

12 0

3

2

1

FavoritePages

1Minimumvalue

2Averagevalue

3Maximumvalueindictor

Graphframes

D11840 -1

Graphsprovideameansofshowinghowaparticularreadinghas
changedovertime.

Bargraphframes

D11869 -1

Therudderbarisanexampleofabargraphframe.

Multigaugeframes

Thei70providesthreemulti-gaugeframesforuseasfavoritepages
whichyoucanseebelow:

Multi-gauge—sailingvessel

120 72-1

Multi-gauge—singleenginevessel

120 73-1

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Multigauge—twinenginevessel

120 74-1

Trimtabframe

120 75-1

Thetrimtabframeprovidesinformationonthepositionofthetrim
tabs.

Racetimerframe

Ra ce tim er

S TAR T

120 76-1

Theracetimerprovidestheabilityforupto3countdowntimers.
SeeRacetimerchapterformoredetails.

AISframe

120 77-1

TheAISframeshowsobjectpositionsrelativetoyouvessel’s
position.

FavoritePages

Rollingroadframe

11861 -1

Therollingroadprovideswaypointandcoursedeviationinformation.

4.3Resettingmaximum,minimumand
tripdata

Thevaluesofsomedataareaccruedovertime.Theseinclude
informationsuchatripdistance,andmaximumandaveragespeed.
Thistypeofinformationcanberesetasandwhenrequired.

Withthedatatoberesetdisplayedontheinstrumentscreen:

1.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontoopenthemenu.

2.SelectQuickoptionsbypressingtheRIGHTSOFTbutton.

3.Selectresetagainstthedatayouwanttoresetandpressthe

RIGHTSOFTbutton.

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4.4Customizingpages

YoucanusetheFavoritespagemenutochangeanyinstrument
pagetosuityourrequirements.Y oucan:

•Editanexistingpage.

•Addnewpages.

•Deletepages.

•Changethepageorder.

•Setpagestorollover

Editinganexistingpage

Followtheseinstructionstochangethelayoutorinformation
displayedonaninstrumentpage.

1.Withaninstrumentpagedisplayedonthescreenpressthe

RIGHTSOFTbuttontoopenthemainmenu.

2.SelectFavoritespagefromthemenu.

3.SelectEditpagefromtheFavoritespagemenu.

4.UsingtheUPandDOWNbuttonsselectthepageyouwantto
edit,andthenpressSELECT.

5.UsingtheUPandDOWNbuttonsselectthedatapaneyouwant
tochange,andthenpressSELECT.

6.Highlightandselectthedatayouwishtodisplayandpress
SELECT.

7.HighlightthetickiconandpressSELECTtosaveyourchoice.

TheEditpagemenuisalsoavailablefromtheQuickoptions
menu:Mainmenu>Quickoptions>Editpage.

Addingapage

Youcanadduptoamaximumof10pagesinyourfavorites.

1.Withaninstrumentpagedisplayedonthescreenpressthe
RIGHTSOFTbuttontoopenthemainmenu.

2.SelectFavoritespagefromthemenu.

3.SelectNewpagefromthemenu.

Ifyoualreadyhavethemaximumnumberofpagessetupyou
willnotbeallowedtoaddanotherpagewithoutdeletingan
existingpagerst.Otherwiseyouwillbetakentoapagelayout
optionscreen.

4.HighlightandselecttherequiredpagelayoutandpressSELECT.

5.Youcannowselecttherequireddatatobedisplayedinyour
newpagebyfollowingtheEditinganexistingpageprocedure.

Deletingapage

Inordertodeleteapagefollowthestepsbelow.

1.FromtheFavoritepagesmenuselectDeletepage.
Ifyouhavetwoormorepagessetupyouwillbeabletodelete

apagefromyourfavoritepages.Iyouonlyhaveonepageset
upyouwillnotbeallowedtodeleteapageasyoumustalways
haveaminimumofonefavoritepage.

2.Whentheconrmdeleteisdisplayedyoucancontinuetodelete
thepagebypressingtheYESbutton.

Changingthepageorder

Followthesestepstochangetheorderinwhichtheinstrument
pageswillbedisplayed.

1.FromtheFavoritepagesmenuselectPageorder.

2.Selectthepageyouwishtomove.

3.UsingtheUPandDOWNbuttonsmovethepagetotherequired
locationandpressSAVE.

Settingpagerollover

UsingtheRolloverpagefeatureenablestheFavoritepagestocycle
automaticallywithnouserinteraction.

1.FromtheFavouritepagesmenuselectRollover.

FavoritePages

2.T oturnrolloverfunctiononselectatimeintervalandpress

SELECTtoconrm.

3.T oturnrolloveroffselectOffandpressSELECTtoconrm.

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Chapter5:AIS

Chaptercontents

• 5.1 AIS Overview

• 5.2 AIS target symbols

• 5.3 Setting AIS range

• 5.4 Viewing AIS target information

• 5.5 AIS silent mode

AIS

5.1AISOverview

TheAISfeatureenablesyoutoreceiveinformationbroadcastby
othervessels,andtoviewthesevesselsastargetsrelativetoyour
boat.TheAISfeatureoni70isstandalone,settingsandalarms
cannotbesharedwithotherAISenabledproductsonyoursystem.

HowAISWorks

AISusesdigitalradiosignalstobroadcast‘real-time’information
betweenvesselsandshore-basedstationsviadedicatedVHFradio
frequencies.Thisinformationisusedtoidentifyandtrackvesselsin
thesurroundingareaandtoprovidefast,automaticandaccurate
collisionavoidancedata.

Note:Itmaynotbemandatoryforvesselstobettedwith
operationalAISequipment.Therefore,youshouldnotassume
thatyourmultifunctiondisplaywillshowALLvesselsinyourarea.
Dueprudenceandjudgementshouldbeexercised.

WithanoptionalAISunitconnectedtoyoursystemyoucan:

•DisplaytargetsforanyotherAIS—equippedvessels.

•Displayvoyageinformationbeingbroadcastbythesetargets,
suchastheirposition,course,speedandrate-of-turn.

•Displaybasicordetailedinformationforeachtargetvessel,
includingsafety-criticaltargetdata.

•Setupasafezonearoundyourvessel.

•ViewAISalarmandsafety-relatedmessages.

AISinformationisdisplayedonthescreenasshownbelow:

1

2

3

4

5

6

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ItemDescription

1,

AIStext

SeeAISmessagesintablebelow

2Unknownvessel

3

Alarmsofficon

4Headingline

5

COGline

6Unknownvessel

Note:WhereunstableornoheadingorCOGdataisavailable
AIStargetswillnotbeshownandthecentrevesseliconwillnot
bedisplayed.

AISMessages

AISmessagesaredisplayedonthetopleftoftheAISscreen,with
iconsdisplayedonbottomleft.

AISMessagesDescription

AISoffAISUnitoff

(none)AISisonandtransmitting

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AISMessagesDescription

Alarmonicon

AISon,transmitting,alarmisactive.

SilentAISon&userissilenttoothervessels.

Alarmon

AISon,userissilenttoothervessels
&alarmisactive.

AlarmofficonAISon&Alarmoff

Datalost

AISon&datalost.

NoxAISon&lostGPSx.

InsufcientCOG/HdgdataNostableCOGorheadingdata

AIS-equippedvesselsinthesurroundingareaaredisplayedonthe
pageastargets.Amaximumof25targetscanbedisplayed,where
morethan25targetsareinrangeaMaxtargetsisdisplayedon
screen.Asthevessel’sstatuschanges,thesymbolforthetarget
changesaccordingly .

5.2AIStargetsymbols

Yourdisplayshowsarangeofsymbolstorepresentthedifferent
typesofAIStarget.

TargettypeDescriptionSymbol

TransmittingtargetTargetnotactivated,

dangerousorlost.
Targetismovingorat
anchor.

Selectedtarget

Targetselectedwith
cursor.Canview
detaileddata.

AIS

Dangeroustarget

Targetswithinspecied
distance(CPA)ortime
(TCPA).Dangerous
targetalarmsoundsif
enabled.T argetredand
ashes.

Uncertaintarget

CalculatedCPA/TCPA
valueuncertain.

Losttarget

Whensignalof
dangeroustargetnot
receivedfor20seconds.
Targetinlatestpredicted
position.Alarmssounds
ifenabled.Targetwith
redcrossandashes.

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Real)

AT oNtargetisON
position.

AIS

TargettypeDescriptionSymbol

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Real)

AT oNtargetisOFF
position.T argetred.

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Real)

AT oNtargetisOFF
position&dangerous.
Targetblackandashes.

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Real)

AT oNtargetisOFF
position&lost.Target
blackwithredcrossand
ashes.

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Virtual)

AT oNtargetisON
position.

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Virtual)

AtoNtargetisOFF
position.T argetred.

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Virtual)

AT oNtargetisOFF
position&dangerous.
Targetblackandashes.

AidToNavigation(AToN)
target(Virtual)

AT oNtargetisOFF
position&lost.Target
blackwithredcrossand
ashes.

TargettypeDescriptionSymbol

LandbasestationtargetLandbasestationtarget

isONLINE.

YachtTargetvesseltypeisa

yacht.

CommercialVessel

Targetvesseltypeisa
commercialvessel.

HighspeedvesselTargetvesseltypeisa

highspeedvessel.

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5.3SettingAISrange

YoucanchangethescaleoftheAISpagebyalteringtheAISrange.

1.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontobringupthemenu.

2.UsingtheUPandDOWNbuttonshighlightQuickoptionsand
pressOK.

3.UsingtheUPandDOWNbuttonshighlightAISRangeand
pressOK.

4.UsingtheUPandDOWNbuttonshighlighttherequiredrange
andpressSELECTtochangetherangetotheselectedoption
andreturntothefavoritepages,orpressCANCELtogobackto
thefavoritespageswithoutchangingtherange.

5.4ViewingAIStargetinformation

WhilstontheAISpageyoucanviewinformationaboutAIStargets
byfollowingthestepsbelow:

1.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontobringuptheQuickoptions
andthenselectAIST argetinfo.

2.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstoselectanAIStargetonthe
screen.

TheNameofthevesselwillbedisplayedinthepageheader.

3.PressINFOtobringupdetailedinformationabouttheselected
target

•Vesselname

•MMSInumber

•Vesseltype

•Callsign

•SOG

Informationdisplayedisdependantuponthetypeoftarget
selected.

4.YoucanusetheUPandDOWNbuttonstoscrollthroughthe
dataifrequired.

5.T oreturntotheAISpagepresstheBACK.

AIS

5.5AISsilentmode

AISsilentmodeenablesyoutodisableAIStransmissions

AISsilentmodeenablesyoutodisablethetransmittingfunctions
ofyourAISequipment.Thisisusefulwhenyoudonotwantto
transmityourvessel’sAISdatatootherAISreceivers,butstillwish
toreceivedatafromothervessels.

Note:NotallAISequipmentsupportssilentmode.Formore
information,refertothedocumentationthataccompaniesyour
AISunit.

EnablinganddisablingAISsilentmode

WhilstviewingtheAISpage:

1.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontobringupthemenuitems.

2.HighlightQuickoptionsusingtheUPandDOWNbuttons,then
pressOK.

3.HighlighttheAISSilentoptionandpressOK.
Therearetwooptionstochoosefrom:

•Silent

•Transmit

4.T oturnonSilentmodehighlightSilentandpressSELECT.

5.T oturnoffSilentmodehighlightT ransmitandpressSELECT.

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Chapter6:Racetimersettings

Chaptercontents

• 6.1 Setting the race timer

• 6.2 Using the race timer

Racetimersettings

6.1Settingtheracetimer

Iftheracetimerhasnotbeensetupasafavoritepagethenthe
timercanbeaccessedfromtheviewdatamenu:Menu>View
data>Time>Racetimer.

Ra ce tim er

S TAR T

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1.T oaddtheracetimerasafavouritepagefromtheViewdata
menudisplaytheracetimerandpresstheRIGHTSOFTbutton.

2.SelectQuickOptionsandthenselectAddtofavourites.

3.OncetheracetimerisafavoruitepagetousepresstheRIGHT
SOFTbuttonandthenselectQuickoptions.

Thefollowingoptionswillbeavailable:

•Starttimer

•Stoptimer

•Resettimer

•Adjuststarttimes

4.

6.2Usingtheracetimer

OncetheRacetimerhasbeensetyoucanusethetimerby
followingthestepsbelow:

1.WhenontheRacetimerscreenPresstheRIGHTSOFTbutton
andselectQuickoptionsformthemenu

2.T oadjustatimersettingselectAdjuststarttimer.
i.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstoselecteithertimer1,2,or3.
ii.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstochangethetimervalueto

therequiredsettingandpressSELECTtoconrm.

3.T ostartthetimerselectStarttimerfromtheQuickoptions
menu.

4.T opausethecurrentrunningtimerselectStopTimer.

5.T oresumethetimerscountdownselectRESUMEfromthe
Quickoptionsmenu.

6.T oresetthecurrenttimerselectResetTimer.

7.Oncethetimerreacheszerocountupshallbeginautomatically .

8.T oskiptothenexttimerpresstheSKIPkey.

9.Whilstthetimerisrunningyoucanviewotherfavoritepages
asnormal.

Audiblebeepsshallbesoundedatdenedintervalstoalertyou
tothetimerstatusasfollows:

•Doublebeepeveryminute.

•BeepThreetimesatthestartofthelast30seconds.

•Beepeverysecondforthelast10seconds.

•Beepfortwosecondswhenthetimerreacheszero

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Chapter7:Multipledatasources(MDS)

Chaptercontents

• 7.1 Multiple data source (MDS) overview

• 7.2 Viewing vessel data sources

• 7.3 Selecting a preferred data source

Multipledatasources(MDS)

7.1Multipledatasource(MDS)overview

MDSisasystemtomanageinstallationswithmultipleinstances
ofsensorsprovidingthesametypeofdatatovesseldisplaysand
systems.IfattachedtoacompliantsystemaMDSenableddisplay
willletyouseeallvesselsensors,andselectthepreferredsources
foryourdata.e.g.inasystemyoumayhaveaMulti-functiondisplay
withaninternalGPSandanexternalGPSsuchasaRS125+,by
selectingyourpreferreddatasourceallowsyoutodeterminewhich
GPSisusedbyyoursystem.

Whereyoursystemhasalreadybeenassignedapreferreddata
sourceyourdisplaywillusethatsourcebydefault.Youcanusethe
displaytosetthepreferreddatasourcesonyoursystemsothatany
otherMDSenableddevicesusethatdatasource.

Typesofmultipledatasourceyoucanchoosefromare:

•GPSPosition

•Heading

•Depth

•Speed

•Wind

Note:Thepresenceofsomenon-MDScompliantdeviceson
yoursystemmaypreventMDSfromworking.

7.2Viewingvesseldatasources

Youcanviewavailablemultipledatasourcesonasystemby
followingthestepsbelow:

1.GototheMDSmenu:Mainmenu>Setup>Systemsetup>
Multipledatasource.

2.Highlighttherequireddatatype:

•GPSposition

•Heading

•Depth

•Speed

•Wind

3.PressSELECT.
Youwillbeshownalistofallavailabledatasourcesforthe

chosendatatype.

4.HighlightadatatypeandpressSELECT
Youwillnowseedetailedinformationaboutthedatasource

whichwillinclude:

•Device

•Serialnumber

•PortID

•Status

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7.3Selectingapreferreddatasource

Toselectapreferreddatasourceforyoursystem:

1.GototheMDSmenu:Mainmenu>Setup>Systemsetup>
Multipledatasource.

2.PressOPTIONS.

3.HighlightSelectionandpressSELECT.

4.HighlightManualandpressSELECT
Youwillbetakenbacktothesourceoptionsscreen.

5.HighlightUsethissourceandpressSELECT

6.T oletthesystemautomaticallyselectadatasourceatthe
sourceselectionscreenhighlightandpressAUTO.

Wheredisplaysonyoursystemarenotcapableinparticipatingin
MDSyouwillbeshownalistofthedevicesthatdonotsupport
thisfeature.

Multipledatasources(MDS)

Chapter8:Instrumentalarms

Chaptercontents

• 8.1 Alarms

Instrumentalarms

8.1Alarms

Alarmsareusedtoalertyoutoasituationorhazardrequiringyour
attention.

Someexamplesofalarmsare:

•Anchoralarm—Usedwhenanchored,thisalertsyoutoa
changeindepthwhichcouldmeanthatthechainlengthrequires
adjusting.

•Depthandspeedalarms—Thesealarmsalertyouwhenyour
depthorspeedmovesoutsideofspeciedlimits,forexample
aminimumdepth.

•MOB(ManOverboard)alarm—ReceivedfromanMOBsystem.

Whenanalarmoccurs,amessageisdisplayedandanaudible
alarmmaysound.

AIS t ex t

AISA

ISAISte x

tx

tx

120 80-1

Youcaneither:

•Silencethealarm,or

•Silencethealarmandeditthealarmsettings.

Note:Withtheexceptionofalarmclock,speedandseatemp
SeaTalksystemswillonlybeabletoswitchalarmson/off,
SeaTalk

ng

systemswillbeabletoadjustsettings.

Manoverboardalarm

IntheeventofaManOverboard(MOB)alarm,theinstrument
providesarangeofinformationtohelpndtheMOBtarget.

M

an Ov er boa rd

BTW: 0 15° M
DTW: 1.05 NM
Ela ps ed : 00:00 :01

OK

D120 79-1

•BTW:BearingtoMOBwaypoint.

•DTW:DistancetoMOBwaypoint.

•Elapsed:TimesincestartofMOBalarm.

BTWandDTWrequiredatafromothersourcessuchasaGPS
andmultifunctiondisplay .Ifthesearenotavailablethenonlythe
elapsedtimeisdisplayed.

Alarmsettings

Mostalarmsaregeneratedlocallyusingspeciedthresholds.They
arealsotransmittedtotheSeaTalkandSeaTalk

ng

networksfor

displayatothercompatibledevices.

CategoryAlarmContent

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Depth

Shallow

Adjust•0—xxxFT

•5ft(default)

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CategoryAlarmContent

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

DepthDeep

Adjust•0—xxxFT

•100ft(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Depth

ShallowAnchor

Adjust•0—xxxFT

•5ft(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

DepthDeepAnchor

Adjust•0—xxxFT

•100ft(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

SpeedBoatSpeed

High

Adjust

•0—100KTS

•30kts(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

SpeedBoatSpeedLow

Adjust

•0—100KTS

•5kts(default)

CategoryAlarmContent

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Temperature

SeaTemp.High

Adjust

•0—50ºC

•10ºC(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Temperature

SeaTemp.Low

Adjust

•0—50ºC

•1ºC(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Wind

AWSHigh

ApparentWind
Speedhigh

Adjust

•0—200KTS

•25kts(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Wind

AWSLow

ApparentWind
Speedlow

Adjust

•0—200KTS

•10kts(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

WindAWAHigh

ApparentWind
Anglehigh

Adjust

•0—180º

•25º(default)

Instrumentalarms

CategoryAlarmContent

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

WindAWALow

ApparentWind
Anglelow

Adjust

•0—180º

•10º(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Wind

TWSHigh

TrueWindSpeed
high

Adjust

•0—200KTS

•10kts(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Wind

TWSLow

TrueWindSpeed
low

Adjust

•0—200KTS

•10kts(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

WindTWAHigh

TrueWindAngle
high

Adjust

•0—180º

•25º(default)

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

WindTWALow

TrueWindAngle
low

Adjust

•0—180º

•10º(default)

CategoryAlarmContent

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Time•12:00am—

12:00pm

•00.00–23:59
24hr

OtherAlarmClock

Format•24hour

•am/pm

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

OtherOffCourse

Adjust

•0—180º

•5º(default)

OtherMOB

ManOverboard

Alarm

•On(default)

•Off

Alarm

•On

•Off(default)

Other

BatteryLow

Adjust•6–60V

•10V(default)

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CategoryAlarmContent

Safety
messages

•On

•Off(default)

Dangerous
target

•On

•Off(default)

Safezone•(0.1,0.2,0.5,

1.0,2.0)nm

•(0.1,0.2,0.5,

1.0,2.0)sm

•(0.2,0.5,1.0,

2.0,5.0)km

OtherAISAlarm

Timetosafe
zone

•3min

•6min

•12min

•24min

Instrumentalarms

Chapter9:Quickoptions

Chaptercontents

• 9.1 Quick options menu

• 9.2 Quick options menu items

Quickoptions

9.1Quickoptionsmenu

TheQuickoptionsmenuisadynamicmenuwhichdisplaysmenu
itemsrelativetotheitemsdisplayedonthefavouritespageyouare
on.YoucanaccessthismenubypressingtheRIGHTSOFTbutton
andthenselectingQuickoptions.

Mainmenu>Quickoptions.

9.2Quickoptionsmenuitems

Dependingonthepagebeingdisplayeddifferentquickoptionsare
availableasfollows:

PagedisplayedQuickoptionsavailable

MenuEditpage

MOB(whenMOBisactive)MOB

MaximumdepthResetMaximumDepth

MinimumdepthResetMinimumDepth

Maximumspeed

ResetMaximumSpeed

Averagespeed

ResetAverageSpeed

TripResetTrip

Max.SOGResetMax.SOG

Ave.SOGResetAve.SOG

CMG&DMGResetCMG&DMG

MaximumSeaT emperatureResetMax.SeaTemperature

MinimumSeaT emperatureResetMin.SeaTemperature

MaximumAirT emperatureResetMax.AirTemperature

MinimumAirT emperatureResetMin.AirTemperature

MaximumAWAResetMaximum.AWA

MinimumAWAResetMinimum.AWA

MaximumAWSResetMax.AWS

MinimumAWSResetMin.AWS

MaximumTWAResetMax.TWA

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PagedisplayedQuickoptionsavailable

MinimumTWAResetMin.TWA

MaximumTWSResetMax.TWS

MinimumTWSResetMin.TWS

Starttimer

Stoptimer

Resettimer

RaceTimer

Adjuststarttimes

Graph

Timescale

(Viewdata)pageAddtofavorites

ViewAIStargets—(Onlyshownif

thereisHeadingorstableCOGdata
available.)

AISrange

AIS

AISSilentmode

Quickoptions

Chapter10:Viewdata

Chaptercontents

• 10.1 Data views

• 10.2 Viewing data

Viewdata51

10.1Dataviews

Note:Thedatadescribedinthetablebelowisdependenton

thecongurationofyoursystem,sosomeitemsmaynotbe
applicabletoyourvessel.

Thefollowingtableshowsthedataitemsavailableforeachcategory.

Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

Battery•Batterycurrent

•Batterytemperature

•Batteryvoltage

Boat

•Rateofturn

•Tilt—inclination

•Trimtabs

•Greywatertank

•Blackwatertank

•Freshwatertank

Depth•Depth

•Depthhistory

•Maxdepth

•Mindepth

Distance

•Log(throughwater)

•Trip(throughwater)

Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

Engine•Boostpressure

•Coolantpressure

•Coolanttemperature

•Enginehours

•EngineRPM

•EngineRPMhistory

•Fuelowrate

•Fuelowratetotal

•Oilpressure

•Oiltemperature

•Trimposition

•Load

•Enginetilt

•Alternatorpotential

•Transmissionoilpressure

•Transmissionoiltemperature

•Transmission

•Engineoverview1(allowsbespoke
enginedials)

•Engineoverview2(allowsbespoke
enginedials)

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Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

FuelFuelmanagementisdependantona

suitablefuelorenginemanagement
systembeingavailableonthe
SeaTalk

ng

network.

•Distancetoempty

•Economy

•Fuelow—average

•Fuelow—instantaneous

•Fuellevel

•Estimatedfuelremaining

•Fuelpressure

Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

Environment•Airtemperature

•Airtemperaturehistory

•Barometricpressure

•Barometricpressurehistory

•Dewpoint

•Drift

•Drifthistory

•Humidity

•Minairtemperature

•Maxairtemperature

•Seatemperature

•Seatemperaturehistory

•Minseatemperature

•Maxseatemperature

•Set

•Sethistory

•Setanddriftpair

•Sunset/sunrise

•Windchillapparent

•Windchilltrue

Viewdata

Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

GPS•COG

•COGhistory

•COG+SOGpair

•HDOP

•LA T

•LA T&LON

•LON

•Sats

•Sats+HDOP

•SOG

•SOGhistory

•MaxSOG

•AveSOG

Heading•Heading

•Heading&speed

•Headinghistory

•Lockedheading

•Lockedheadingerror&locked
heading

•T ackheading

Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

Navigation•Activewaypointname

•WaypointID

•CMG

•CMGhistory

•BTW

•DTW

•BTW&DTW

•DMG

•CMG&DMG

•CMG&VMG

•CTS&XTE

•ET A

•TTG

•XTE

•XTEhistory

•Rollingroad

Pilot

•Coursetosteer

•Pilotheading

•Pilotheading&speedpair

•Pilotstatus

•Rudderangle

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Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

Speed

•Averagespeed

•Boatspeed&SOG

•Maxspeed

•Speed

•Speedhistory

•Trolling

•VMGwindward

•VMGwindwardhistory

•VMGWPT

•VMGWPThistory

Time

•Clock

•Localtime

•Localtime&date

•Racetimer

Viewdata

Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

Wind•AWA

•AWAhistory

•AWA&AWSpair

•AWA(CH)&AWSpair

•AWA&VMG

•AWAmax

•AWAmin

•AWS

•AWShistory

•AWSmax

•AWSmin

•Beaufort

•Cardinal

•GWD

•GWDhistory

•GWD+Beaufort

•TWD

•TWDhistory

•TWA

•TWAhistory

•TWA&TWSpair

•TWA(CH)&TWSpair

Menuitem/descriptionSettings/operation

•TWA&VMGpair

•TWAmax

•TWAmin

•TWS

•TWShistory

•TWSmax

•TWSmin

AIS•AIS

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10.2Viewingdata

YoucanusetheViewdatamenutoviewinformationwhichhasnot
beenaddedtofavoritepages.

1.SelectViewdatamenufromthemainmenu.

2.FromtheSelectCategorymenuchoosethedatacategory.

3.Selecttherelevantitemtoviewthedata.
Thedatawillbedisplayedfullscreen.

4.T oaddthedatatoafavoritepagepresstheRIGHTSOFTbutton.

Viewdata

Chapter11:Setupmenu

Chaptercontents

• 11.1 Setup menu

Setupmenu

11.1Setupmenu

Thesetupmenuprovidesarangeoftoolsandsettingstocongure
theinstrumentdisplay.

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Transducersetup

Setupandcalibrate
transducersasdetailed
inTransducercalibration
sectionabove.

•Depth

•Speed

•Wind

•DST800

•DT800

•Trimtabs

UserpreferencesSetuserpreferences

suchas:Time&Date,
Unitsofmeasurement,
Language,Vesseltype,
Vesseldetails,and
Variation.

•Time&date

•Units

•Language

•Vesseltype

•Vesseldetails

•V ariation

•

SystemsetupSetsystemnetwork

groups,displayand
systemcolorand
brightness,Multiple
datasourcesandabout
systemsetup

•Networkgroup

•Brightness/color
group

•Multipledatasources

•Aboutsystemsetup

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Simulator

Enablesordisables
simulatormode,
whichallowsyouto
practiceoperatingyour
instrumentdisplay
withoutanydatafrom
anyotherexternalunit.

•On

•Off

FactoryresetDeleteusersettingsand

Restoreunittofactory
defaultsettings.

•Y es

•No

Diagnostics

InformationAboutthe
displayandsystemand
keybeepon/offsetting

•Aboutdisplay

•Aboutsystem

•Keybeep

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Transducersetupmenu

TheTransducersetupmenuprovidesthefunctionstoenablesetupandcalibrateconnectedtransducers.

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Depth

Enablessetupandcalibrationofdepthtransducers
andprovidesthefollowingoptions:

•Details

•Depthoffset

Detailsdisplayscansupplyinformationaboutthe
installedtransducerorinterfacesuchasSerialNo.
andSoftwareversionetc.
Depthoffsetallowsyoutosettheoffsetdistanceso
thatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresentsthedepth
totheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthewaterline.

•Depthfrom:

–Keel

–Transducer

–Waterline

•Offset:

–0to99ft,m

•Aboutdepthoffset

SpeedEnablessetupandcalibrationofspeedtransducers

andprovidesthefollowingoptions:

•Details

•Speedcalibrationspeedshouldbecalibrated
ateachofthespeedpointsshownunderspeed
calibration.

•Calibratewatertemperature

Detailsdisplayscansupplyinformationaboutthe
installedtransducerorinterfacesuchasSerialNo.
andSoftwareversionetc.

Speedcalibration:

•speedsettingsaredeterminedbythecalibration
pointsstoredeitherinthetransducerorthe
interfaceunit.

Calibratewatertemperature:

•xxxºCorºF

Setupmenu

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Wind

Enablessetupandcalibrationofwindtransducers
andprovidesthefollowingoptions:

•Winddetail

•Calibratevane

•Appwindspeedcalibration

Detailsdisplaysinformationabouttheinstalled
transducer,SerialNo.andSoftwareversionetc.
Calibratevane-followtheonscreeninstructionsto
calibratethewindvane.

Appwindspeed:

•xxkts

DST800EnablessetupandcalibrationofDST(Depth,Speed,

andTemperature)smarttransducersandprovides
thefollowingoptions:

•DST800details

•Depthoffset

•Speedcalibration

•T emperatureoffset

DST800detailsdisplaysinformationaboutthe
installedtransducer,SerialNo.andSoftwareversion
etc.
Depthoffsetallowsyoutosettheoffsetdistanceso
thatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresentsthedepth
totheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthewaterline.

•Depthfrom:

–Waterline

–Keel

–Transducer

•Offset:

–0to99ft

•Aboutdepthoffset

Speedcalibration:

•Add—addsanewspeedsettingusingcurrent
SOGreading.

•Edit—editsaspeedsettingin0.1ktincrements.

•Delete—deletestheselectedspeedsetting.

•Reset—resetsspeedcalibrationtodefault
settings.

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Temperatureoffset:

•xxxºCorºF

DT800

EnablessetupandcalibrationofDT(Depth,and
Temperature)smarttransducersandprovidesthe
followingoptions:

•DT800details

•Depthoffset

•T emperatureoffset

DT800detailsdisplaysinformationaboutthe
installedtransducer,SerialNo.andSoftwareversion
etc.
Depthoffsetallowsyoutosettheoffsetdistanceso
thatthedisplayeddepthreadingrepresentsthedepth
totheseabedfromeitherthekeelorthewaterline.

•Depthfrom:

–Waterline

–Keel

–Transducer

•Offset:

–0to99ft,m

•Aboutdepthoffset

Temperatureoffset:

•xxxºCorºF

TrimtabsProvidesonscreeninstructiononhowtosetupand

calibratetrimtabdisplayposition:

•Trimtabsup

•Trimtabsdown

Trimtabsup

•ClickCONTINUEtoconrmtabsfullyup.

•ClickCONTINUEtoconrmtabsfullydown.

Setupmenu

Userpreferencemenu

TheUserpreferencemenuenablesuserstocustomizeusersettingsasdetailedinthetablebelow:

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Time&date

Theseoptionsenableyoutocustomizethedate
andtimeformattoyourrequirements.Youcan
alsospecifyalocaltimeoffsetfromUniversalTime
Constant(UTC),tocompensateforanytimezone
difference.

Dateformat:

•mm/dd/yy

•dd/mm/yy

Timeformat:

•12hr

•24hr

Timeoffset:

•–13to+13hours

Units

Enablesyoutospecifytheunitsusedforthefollowing
keymeasurements:

•Speed

•Distance

•Depth

•Windspeed

•T emperature

•Flowrate

•Heading

•Pressure

•V olume

•Barometric

Speed:

•kts—knots.

•mph—milesperhour.

•km/h—Kilometresperhour.

Distance:

•nm—Nauticalmiles.

•sm—Statutemiles.

•km—Kilometres.

Depth:

•ft—Feet

•m—Metres

•fa—Fathoms

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Windspeed:

•kts—knots.

•m/s—metrespersecond.

Temperature:

•ºC—degreescentigrade.

•ºF—degreesfahrenheit.

Flowrate

•UKGal/H—UKgallonsperhour.

•USGal/H—USgallonsperhour.

•LPH—Litresperhour.

Heading:

•Mag—magnetic.

•True

Pressure

•PSI—poundspersquareinch.

•Bar—bar.

•kPa—Kilopascals.

Volume:

•UKGallons

•USGallons

•ltr—litre.

Setupmenu

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Language

Determinesthelanguagethatwillbeusedforall
on-screentext,labels,menusandoptions.

•Chinese

•Croatian

•Danish

•Dutch

•English—UK

•English—US

•Finnish

•French

•German

•Greek

•Italian

•Japanese

•Korean

•Norwegian

•Polish

•Portuguese(Brazilian)

•Russian

•Spanish

•Swedish

•Turkish

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Vesseltype

Determinesthedefaultsetupoftheunitandfavorite
pages

•Racesail

•Sailcruiser

•Catamaran

•Workboat

•RIB

•Outboardspeedboat

•Inboardspeedboat

•Powercruiser1

•Powercruiser2

•Powercruiser3

•Sportshing

•Proshing

Vesseldetails

Enableyoutospecifythefollowing:

•Numberofengines

•Numberofbatteries

•Numberoffueltanks

Numberofengines:

•1—5

Numberofbatteries

•1—5

Numberoffueltanks

•1—5

Variation

Enablesyoutoturnonandoffmagneticvariation,
specifyslavesourceoradjustmanually.

•Variationmode

•Variationrange

Variationmode:

•On

•Off

•Slave

Setupmenu

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Variationrange:

•-30º—+30º

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Systemsetupmenu

TheSystemsetupmenuenablesuserstocustomizeusersettingsasdetailedinthetablebelow:

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

NetworkgroupThisallowsyoutoaddmultipleunitstogetherina

groupsothatwhenthecolorschemeorbrightnessis
changedononeunitthechangesareappliedtoall
unitsinthegroup.

Pre-denedgroups

•None

•Helm1

•Helm2

•Cockpit

•Flybridge

•Mast

Undened

•Group-1—Group-5

Brightness/colorgroup

Thisenablesyoutosynchronizethedisplays
brightnessandcolortobethesameastheotherunits
inthesamenetworkgroup.

Syncbrightness/color

•Thisdisplay

•Thisgroup

Setupmenu

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Multipledatasources

Thisallowsyoutoviewandselectpreferreddata
sources.

•Selectdatasource

•Datasourcefound

•Datasourcedetails

Selectdatasource

•GPSposition

•Heading

•Depth

•Speed

•Wind

Datasourcefound

•modelname—serialnumber
PortID

Datasourcedetails

•Devicename

•SerialNo.

•PortID

•StatusorNodata

Aboutsystemsetup

Systemset-upprovidestheoptiontoaddinstruments
orpilotheadtoagroup.Onceinagroup,taskslike
changingbrightnessandcolorcanbedonefrom
asingledevice.MultipleDatasourceallowsyou
toview&managewhichDatasourceisusedon
yourpilothead.Datatypesinclude:GPSPosition,
Heading,Depth,Speed&Wind.

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Simulator

TheSimulatormodeenablesyoutopracticeoperatingyourdisplay
withoutlivedatafromatransducerorotherconnectedperipherals.

Thesimulatormodeisswitchedon/offintheSimulatoroptionfrom
theSetupMenu.

Note:RaymarinerecommendsthatyoudoNOTusethe
simulatormodewhilstnavigating.

Note:ThesimulatorwillNOTdisplayanyrealdata,includingany
safetymessages(suchasthosereceivedfromAISunits).

Note:AnysystemsettingsmadewhilstinSimulatormodearenot
transmittedviaSeaT alktootherequipment.

Factoryreset

YourproductcanberesettofactorydefaultsettingsfromtheSetup
>Factoryresetmenu.

Performingafactoryresetwillresetyourproductbacktofactory
defaultsettingsanderaseanysaveddataandusersettings.

Setupmenu

Diagnostics

YoucanaccessdiagnosticsdetailsfromtheSetup>Diagnosticsmenuoptionandcanviewinformationrelatingto:

MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Aboutdisplay

Allowsyoutoviewinformationabouttheinstrument
displayyouareusing:

•Softwareversion

•Hardwareversion

•Bootloaderversion

•T emperature

•Volts

•Max.volts

•Current

•Max.current

•Runtime

•Deviation(Ifavailable)

Aboutsystem

Allowsyoutoviewinformationaboutproductsonthe
systemyouareusing:

•Modelnumber

•Serialnumber

•Softwareversion

•Hardwareversion

•Volts

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MenuitemDescriptionOptions

Keybeep

Enablesyoutoturnonandofftheaudiblebeeps
whenkeysarepressed

•On

•Off

SelftestTheproducthasabuiltinselftestwhichcanhelp

todiagnosefaults.

•Memorytest

•Buttontest

•Displaytest

•Buzzertest

•Illuminationtest

Setupmenu

Chapter12:Maintainingyourdisplay

Chaptercontents

• 12.1 Service and maintenance

• 12.2 Routine equipment checks

• 12.3 Cleaning

• 12.4 Cleaning the display screen

• 12.5 Performing a factory reset

Maintainingyourdisplay

12.1Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Please
referallmaintenanceandrepairtoauthorizedRaymarinedealers.
Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.

12.2Routineequipmentchecks

Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyoucompleteanumberof
routinecheckstoensurethecorrectandreliableoperationofyour
equipment.

Completethefollowingchecksonaregularbasis:

•Examineallcablesforsignsofdamageorwearandtear.

•Checkthatallcablesaresecurelyconnected.

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12.3Cleaning

Bestcleaningpractices.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth,asthiscould
scratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

12.4Cleaningthedisplayscreen

Acoatingisappliedtothedisplayscreen.Thismakesitwater
repellent,andpreventsglare.T oavoiddamagingthiscoating,follow
thisprocedure:

1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.

2.Rinsethescreenwithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticles
andsaltdeposits.

3.Allowthescreentodrynaturally.

4.Ifanysmearsremain,verygentlywipethescreenwithaclean
microbrecleaningcloth(availablefromanopticians).

Maintainingyourdisplay

12.5Performingafactoryreset

Toresetyouri70tofactorysettingsfollowthestepsbelow.

Note:Performingafactoryresetwilleraseallsaveddataand
customizedsettings.

1.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontoopenthemainmenu.

2.SelectSetUp.

3.SelectFactoryreset.

4.PresstheYesbutton.

Youri70willnowresetitselftofactorydefaultsettings.

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Chapter13:Technicalsupport

Chaptercontents

• 13.1 Raymarine customer support

• 13.2 Viewing product information

Technicalsupport

13.1Raymarinecustomersupport

Raymarineprovidesacomprehensivecustomersupportservice.
YoucancontactcustomersupportthroughtheRaymarinewebsite,
telephoneandemail.Ifyouareunabletoresolveaproblem,please
useanyofthesefacilitiestoobtainadditionalhelp.

13.2Viewingproductinformation

1.FromthemainmenuscrolltoSetUpandpresstheSELECTkey.

2.FromtheSetUpmenuscrolltoDiagnosticsandpressthe
SELECTkey .

3.SelectAboutsystem.
Arangeofinformationisdisplayed,includingthesoftware

versionandSerialnumber.

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