Raymarine gS Series User manual

gS Series
Installation and operation
instructions
English
Date: 06-2014
Document number: 81344-4-EN
© 2014 Raymarine UK Limited
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gSSeries

Contents
Chapter1Importantinformation..........................9
CertiedInstallation.....................................................9
Productoperationinhightemperatures.........................9
PoweroverEthernet(PoE).........................................10
TFTDisplays.............................................................10
Wateringress............................................................10
Disclaimers...............................................................10
Memorycardsandchartcards...................................11
EMCinstallationguidelines........................................11
RFexposure.............................................................11
FCC..........................................................................11
ComplianceStatement(Part15.19)............................11
FCCInterferenceStatement(Part15.105(b)).............11
IndustryCanada........................................................11
IndustryCanada(Français)........................................12
Japaneseapprovals...................................................12
Thirdpartysoftwarelicenseagreements.....................12
Suppressionferrites...................................................12
Connectionstootherequipment.................................12
Declarationofconformity............................................12
Productdisposal........................................................12
Pixeldefectpolicy......................................................12
Warrantyregistration..................................................12
IMOandSOLAS........................................................12
Technicalaccuracy....................................................12
Chapter2Documentandproduct
information...........................................................13
2.1Handbookinformation..........................................14
2.2Productinformation..............................................15
2.3Handbookconventions.........................................16
Chapter3Planningtheinstallation...................19
3.1Systemintegration...............................................20
3.2Installationchecklist.............................................24
3.3SystemLimits......................................................24
3.4Multipledatasources(MDS)overview...................25
3.5Identifyingyourdisplayvariant..............................25
3.6Networkingconstraints.........................................26
3.7Typicalsystems...................................................27
3.8Systemprotocols.................................................29
3.9Datamaster.........................................................30
3.10Partssupplied....................................................30
3.11T oolsrequiredforinstallation...............................31
3.12Selectingalocation............................................32
Chapter4Cablesandconnections....................35
4.1Generalcablingguidance.....................................36
4.2gS95/gS125/gS165Connections
overview...................................................................37
4.3gS195connectionsoverview.................................37
4.4Powerconnection................................................38
4.5Cardreaderconnection........................................40
4.6Auxiliaryalarmconnection....................................41
4.7Networkconnections............................................42
4.8GPSconnection...................................................50
4.9AISconnection.....................................................50
4.10Fastheadingconnection......................................51
4.11SeaT alkngconnections........................................51
4.12NMEA2000connection......................................52
4.13SeaTalkconnection............................................53
4.14NMEA0183connection......................................53
4.15Camera/Videoconnections...............................54
4.16HDMIvideooutput.............................................55
4.17HD-SDIconnection(gS195)................................55
4.18Mediaplayerconnection.....................................56
4.19Bluetoothremotecontrolconnection....................58
4.20Remotecontrolfunctions....................................59
4.21WiFiconnections................................................61
Chapter5Mounting.............................................63
5.1Bracketmountingholelocations............................64
5.2Flushmountingthedisplay...................................64
5.3Surfacemountingthedisplay................................66
Chapter6Gettingstarted...................................69
6.1Displaypower......................................................70
6.2Controls...............................................................70
6.3Homescreenoverview—T ouchonly
displays....................................................................72
6.4Pages.................................................................74
6.5Applications.........................................................75
6.6Splitscreencontrols..............................................76
6.7Screenoverview..................................................77
6.8Basictouchscreenoperations...............................79
6.9Multi-Touchgestures............................................80
6.10Initialsetupprocedures......................................80
6.11Enablingautopilotcontrol....................................82
6.12Engineidentication...........................................82
6.13EnablingAISfunctions........................................83
6.14Softwareupdates...............................................84
Chapter7Systemchecks...................................85
7.1GPSCheck..........................................................86
7.2Radarcheck........................................................87
7.3Sonarcheck........................................................88
7.4Thermalcamerasetupandchecks........................89
Chapter8Managingdisplaydata......................91
8.1Memorycardsandchartcards..............................92
8.2Insertingamemorycardorchartcard...................92
8.3Removingamemorycardorchartcard.................93
8.4Savinguserdataandusersettings........................93
8.5Screenshots........................................................97
8.6Resettingyoursystem..........................................97
Chapter9Documentviewerapplication...........99
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9.1Documentvieweroverview.................................100
Chapter10Autopilotcontrol............................103
10.1Autopilotcontrol...............................................104
10.2PilotBar..........................................................106
10.3PilotSet-up......................................................107
10.4Pilotsettings....................................................107
10.5Autopilotstatussymbols....................................112
10.6Autopilotalarms................................................113
Chapter11AlarmsandManoverboard
functions............................................................115
11.1UsingManOverboard(MOB)functions...............116
11.2Alarms..............................................................117
Chapter12DSCVHFradiointegration............121
12.1DSCVHFradiointegration................................122
12.2EnablingDSCVHFradiointegration..................122
Chapter13Fuelmanager..................................123
13.1Fuelmanageroverview....................................124
Chapter14AISfunction....................................127
14.1AISoverview....................................................128
14.2AISprerequisites..............................................129
14.3AIScontextmenu.............................................129
14.4EnablingAIS....................................................130
14.5DisplayingAISvectors......................................130
14.6AISstatussymbols...........................................131
14.7AISsilentmode................................................131
14.8AIStargetsymbols...........................................132
14.9DisplayingdetailedAIStargetinformation...........132
14.10ViewingallAIStargets....................................133
14.11UsingAIStoavoidcollisions............................133
14.12Targetoptions................................................135
14.13AISalarms.....................................................136
14.14Buddytracking...............................................136
Chapter15Waypoints,Routesand
Tracks.................................................................139
15.1Waypointsoverview..........................................140
15.2Routes.............................................................147
15.3Tracks.............................................................150
15.4ImportandExport.............................................151
15.5Waypoints,routesandtracksstorage
capacity..................................................................152
Chapter16Chartapplication............................153
16.1Chartapplicationoverview................................154
16.2Electronicchartsoverview................................155
16.3Navigationoptions............................................158
16.4Chartrangingandpanning................................160
16.5Chartselection.................................................160
16.6Vesselpositiononthechartdisplay...................161
16.7Chartorientation..............................................161
16.8Chartmotionmode...........................................162
16.9Chartviews......................................................163
16.10Chartdisplay..................................................165
16.11Overlays........................................................166
16.12Chartvectors.................................................171
16.13Cartographyobjects.......................................171
16.14Objectinformation..........................................173
16.15Depth&Contouroptions.................................176
16.16MyDataoptions.............................................178
16.17Multiplechartsynchronization.........................178
16.18Measuringdistancesandbearings..................179
Chapter17Fishnderapplication....................181
17.1Howtheshnderworks...................................182
17.2Sonartechnologies...........................................182
17.3Raymarinesonarmodules................................183
17.4Fishnderoverview..........................................184
17.5Multiplesonarmodulesupport..........................185
17.6Customchannels.............................................186
17.7Thesonarimage..............................................187
17.8Range.............................................................188
17.9Fishnderscrolling...........................................189
17.10Fishnderdisplaymodes................................190
17.11Presentationmenuoptions..............................191
17.12Depthanddistance.........................................192
17.13WaypointsintheFishnderapplication............193
17.14Sensitivitysettings..........................................193
17.15Fishnderalarms............................................197
17.16Frequencytuning...........................................197
17.17Sounderset-upmenuoptions..........................199
17.18Transducerset-upmenuoptions.....................200
17.19Resettingthesonar........................................201
Chapter18Radarapplication...........................203
18.1Radaroverview................................................204
18.2Radarscannerstatussymbols..........................205
18.3Radardisplayoverview.....................................206
18.4Radarrangeandimagequality..........................207
18.5Targettracking.................................................209
18.6Distances,range,andbearing............................211
18.7Radarmodeandorientation..............................213
18.8Radarpresentationmenuoptions......................215
18.9
Radartuning:On-screengain
controls...................................................................218
18.10HDandSuperHDradaradjustments................219
18.11Non-HDdigitalradomesadjustments...............221
18.12Dualrangeradaroperation.............................222
18.13Radarscanspeed..........................................223
18.14RadarSet-upmenu........................................224
18.15Resettingtheradar.........................................225
Chapter19Dataapplication.............................227
19.1Dataapplicationoverview.................................228
19.2Selectingdatapagesusingtouch................230
19.3Selectingdatapages..................................230
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19.4Customizingthedataapplication.......................231
19.5Resettingminimumandmaximum
readings..................................................................241
19.6Resettingalldatapages....................................241
Chapter20Thermalcameraapplication—
Panandtiltcameras..........................................243
20.1Thermalcameraapplicationoverview................244
20.2Thermalcameraimage.....................................244
20.3Controlsoverview.............................................245
20.4Cameracontrol................................................246
20.5Imageadjustments...........................................248
20.6Panandtiltcamera—newcamera
interface..................................................................250
20.7Highpowerandhightorquemodes...................253
20.8Panandtiltcamera—oldcamera
interface..................................................................254
Chapter21Thermalcameraapplication—
xedmountcameras.........................................257
21.1Thermalcameraapplicationoverview................258
21.2Thermalcameraimage.....................................258
21.3Controlsoverview.............................................259
21.4Cameracontrol................................................260
21.5Imageadjustments...........................................260
21.6Fixedmountcameramenu...............................262
Chapter22Cameraapplication........................265
22.1Cameraapplicationoverview............................266
22.2Cameracycling................................................267
22.3Namingcamera/videofeeds............................267
22.4Adjustingthevideoimage.................................268
22.5Selectingtheaspectratio..................................268
22.6Selectingalocationtostorerecordings..............269
22.7Recordandplayback........................................269
22.8Takingphotos...................................................270
Chapter23Fusionlinkapplication..................273
23.1Fusionlinkoverview.........................................274
23.2Mediasources.................................................275
23.3Browsingmusic................................................277
23.4Selectingshufeandrepeatfunctions................277
23.5Adjustingvolumelevelsforeachzone..............278
23.6Selectingthezonetocontrol.............................278
23.7Adjustingthetonecontrols................................279
23.8Selectingthesystemtocontrol..........................279
23.9Menuoptions...................................................280
Chapter24Weatherapplication(North
Americaonly).....................................................281
24.1Weatherapplicationoverview............................282
24.2Weatherapplicationsetup................................282
24.3Weatherapplicationdisplayoverview................283
24.4Weathermapnavigation...................................286
24.5Weathercontextmenu......................................286
24.6Weatherinformation.........................................287
24.7Weatherreports...............................................287
24.8Animatedweathergraphics...............................288
24.9Weatherapplicationmenuoptions.....................289
24.10Glossaryofweatherterms..............................290
Chapter25Siriusaudioapplication(North
Americaonly).....................................................293
25.1Siriusaudiooverview........................................294
Chapter26Mobileapplications........................295
26.1Raymarinemobileapps....................................296
26.2EnablingWi-Fi.................................................297
26.3Enablingmobileapps.......................................297
26.4SettingupWi-Fisecurity...................................298
26.5SelectingaWi-Fichannel.................................298
Chapter27Customizingyourdisplay.............299
27.1Languageselection..........................................300
27.2Boatdetails......................................................301
27.3Unitsset-up.....................................................302
27.4TimeandDateset-up.......................................303
27.5Displaypreferences..........................................304
27.6Databaranddataboxoverview..........................306
27.7Listofdataitems..............................................307
27.8Systemset-upmenus.......................................314
Chapter28Maintainingyourdisplay...............327
28.1Serviceandmaintenance.................................328
28.2Cleaning..........................................................328
Chapter29Troubleshooting.............................329
29.1Troubleshooting...............................................330
29.2Poweruptroubleshooting.................................331
29.3Radartroubleshooting......................................332
29.4GPStroubleshooting........................................333
29.5Sonartroubleshooting......................................334
29.6Thermalcameratroubleshooting.......................335
29.7Systemdatatroubleshooting.............................336
29.8Videotroubleshooting.......................................337
29.9Wi-Fitroubleshooting........................................338
29.10Bluetoothtroubleshooting...............................339
29.11T ouchscreentroubleshooting...........................340
29.12Miscellaneoustroubleshooting........................341
Chapter30Technicalsupport..........................343
30.1Raymarinecustomersupport............................344
30.2Third-partysupport...........................................344
Chapter31Technicalspecication..................345
31.1Technicalspecication......................................346
Chapter32Sparesandaccessories................349
32.1gSSeriesaccessories......................................350
32.2gSSeriesspares..............................................350
32.3Networkhardware............................................351
32.4Networkcables................................................351
32.5Networkcabletypes.........................................352
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32.6SeaTalkngcablingcomponents..........................352
32.7SeaTalkngcablesandaccessories.....................353
32.8SeaTalkaccessories.........................................354
AppendixANMEA0183sentences.................355
AppendixBNMEAdatabridging.....................356
AppendixCNMEA2000sentences.................357
AppendixDConnectorsandpinouts..............359
AppendixESwitchpanelapplication..............360
AppendixFSoftwarereleases.........................362
AppendixGMultifunctiondisplay
compatibility......................................................363
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4.19Bluetoothremotecontrol
connection
Youcancontrolthemultifunctiondisplaywirelesslyusinga
Raymarineremotecontrolunit.
TheremotecontrolusesaBluetoothwirelessconnection.
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1.Multifunctiondisplay.
2.Bluetoothconnection.
3.RaymarineBluetoothremotecontrol(forexample,RCU-3).
Tousetheremotecontrolyoumustrst:
•EnableBluetoothintheSystemSettingsonthemultifunction
display.
•Pairtheremotecontrolunitwiththemultifunctiondisplay.
Operatingprinciples
Remotecontroloperatingprinciples.
•Only1multifunctiondisplaymaybeoperatedbyaremote
controlunitatanyonetime.Youcannotpairamultifunction
displaytomorethan1remotecontrolatthesametime.
•The3buttonsontheremotecontrolunithavedifferent
functionsdependingontheCONTEXTinwhichyouareusing
it.Forexample,inthechartapplicationthebuttonscontrol
differentfunctionsthantheydointhehomescreen.
•Allfunctionsareaccessedusingacombinationofthe
3buttons.Forsomefunctionsyoumustpressabutton
MOMENTARILY .Y oucanalsoHOLDabuttonforcontinuous
response(forexample,continuousranginginthechart
application).
•ThemainmethodsofoperationinvolvetheuseoftheUPand
DOWN“arrow”buttonstohighlightdifferenton-screenoptions.
TheSHORTCUTbuttonisusedtoselect(execute)them.
•Duringthepairingprocessyoumustdenewhichofthearrow
buttonsyouwanttobethe“UP”button.
•TheSHORTCUTbuttoniscustomizableandcanbe
conguredtooperateoneofanumberoffunctions,usingthe
SystemSettingsmenuonyourmultifunctiondisplay.
PairingtheremoteandconguringtheUP
andDOWNbuttons
Theremotecontrolunitmustbe“paired”withthemultifunction
displaythatyouwanttocontrol.Onyourmultifunctiondisplay,
withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectWirelessConnections.
4.SelectBluetooth>On.
5.SelectNewBluetoothConnection.
Apop-upmessagewillbedisplayedtoconrmthatthe
deviceyouareconnectingtoisdiscoverable.
6.SelectOktoconrm.
Alistofdiscovereddevicesisdisplayed.
7.Onyourremotecontrolunit,holddowntheUPandDOWN
buttonstogetherfor10seconds.
8.Selecttheremotecontrolunitinthelistofdevices.
9.Whenprompted,pressthearrowbuttononyourremotethat
youwishtobeconguredastheUPbutton.Theotherarrow
buttonwillautomaticallybeconguredastheDOWNbutton.
Ifthepairingwassuccessfula“PairingSuccess”message
willbedisplayed.Ifa“PairingFailure”or“PairingTimeout”
messageisdisplayed,repeatsteps1to8.
CustomizingtheSHORTCUTbutton
Onyourmultifunctiondisplay,withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectSet-up.
2.SelectSystemSettings.
3.SelectExternalDevices.
4.SelectRemoteControl.
5.SelectCustomizeshortcutkey.
6.SelectthefunctionthatyouwanttoassigntotheSHORTCUT
key.
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4.20Remotecontrolfunctions
R
ange
Buttons
Pair
Select
or
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Arrowbuttons
Shortcutbutton
ButtonApplicationwherefunctionavailable:
Defaultfunctions:ChartRadarFishnderWeatherHomescreen
Range/zoom.•PressUPorDOWNarrow
formomentaryresponse.
•HoldUPorDOWNarrow
forcontinuousresponse.
Openhomescreen.Shortcut:Hold
Selectapplicationin
homescreen(inleft-to-right,
top-to-bottomorder).
•PressUPorDOWNarrow
formomentaryresponse.
•HoldUPorDOWNarrow
forcontinuousresponse.
Togglemenuitemsand
optionsindialogsand
prompts(inleft-to-right,
top-to-bottomorder).
•PressUPorDOWNarrow
formomentaryresponse.
•HoldUPorDOWNarrow
forcontinuousresponse.
Placewaypointatvessel
position.
Shortcut
Mediaplayercontrol
(requiresaBluetooth
mediaplayerpairedto
themultifunctiondisplay).
•PressUP/DOWNarrow
fornext/previoustrack.
•PressSHORTCUTbutton
forplay/pause.
Customizablefunctions:
Openhomescreen.SHORTCUT
Switchactiveapplication
(onlyavailablewhenmultiple
applicationsaredisplayed).
SHORTCUT
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ReconnectingtheRCU
1.WhenyoupairtheRCU-3withamultifunctiondisplaya
wirelessconnectionisestablished.
2.Whenyoupoweroffthemultifunctiondisplayitlosesits
connectionwiththeRCU-3after10minutes.
>10 Minutes
=
10
15
20
25
30
Minutes
35
40
45
5055 60 5
3.T orestoretheconnectionbetweenthe2units,pressand
holdanybuttonontheRCU-3foratleast3seconds.
=
3 Seconds
10
15
20
25
30
Seconds
35
40
45
5055 60 5
Note:YouwillalsoneedtoreconnecttheRCU-3asdescribed
aboveifyoudisableandthenre-enabletheBluetooth
connectiononthemultifunctiondisplayatanytime.
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Chapter6:Gettingstarted
Chaptercontents
•6.1Displaypoweronpage70
•6.2Controlsonpage70
•6.3Homescreenoverview—T ouchonlydisplaysonpage72
•6.4Pagesonpage74
•6.5Applicationsonpage75
•6.6Splitscreencontrolsonpage76
•6.7Screenoverviewonpage77
•6.8Basictouchscreenoperationsonpage79
•6.9Multi-T ouchgesturesonpage80
•6.10Initialsetupproceduresonpage80
•6.11Enablingautopilotcontrolonpage82
•6.12Engineidenticationonpage82
•6.13EnablingAISfunctionsonpage83
•6.14Softwareupdatesonpage84
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6.1Displaypower
Poweringthedisplayon
1.PressthePOWERbuttononthedisplay.
2.SelectAccepttoacknowledgethedisclaimermessage.
Poweringthedisplayoff
1.PressandholdthePOWERbuttonuntilthecountdown
reacheszero.
Note:IfthePOWERbuttonisreleasedbeforethecountdown
reacheszero,thepoweroffiscancelled.
Standby(PowerSave)mode
InPowerSavemodeallfunctionsofthemultifunctiondisplay
remainactive,buttheunitisplacedintoalowpowerstate.
PowerSavemodeisautomaticallycancelledwhenanalarm
eventoccurs.
Note:ToensureusersafetythePowerSavefeaturewillnot
beavailableif:
•anyconnectedradarsareswitchedon
•themultifunctiondisplayisprovidingautopilotcontrolina
systemwithoutadedicatedpilotheadandtheautopilotis
engaged.
EnablingPowerSavemode
ToenablePowerSavemodefollowthestepsbelow.
1.Ensureanyradarsconnectedtothesystemareswitchedoff.
2.PressthePOWERbutton.
Theshortcutsmenuisdisplayed.
3.SelectPowerSaveMode.
ThemultifunctiondisplaysisnowinPowerSavemode.
4.YoucanwaketheunitfromPowerSavemodeatanytimeby
pressingthePowerbuttonoranybuttononaconnected
keypad.
Note:PowerSavemodeisautomaticallycancelledifanalarm
eventoccurs.
6.2Controls
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DescriptionFunctions
1TouchscreenTouchthescreentooperatefunctions,includingall
menuoperations.
2Power•PressoncetoswitchtheunitON.
•Oncepoweredon,pressthePowerbutton
againtoadjustthebrightness,performascreen
capture,accessPowersavemodeoraccessthe
powercontrolsforexternaldevices.
•PressandholdtoswitchtheunitOFF.
•Ifanintegratedpilotisengaged,pressandhold
puttheautopilotintoSTANDBYmode.
3CardreaderOpenthecarddoortoinsertorremoveaMicroSD
card.Thereare2cardslots(labelled1and2),used
forelectronicchartsandarchivingwaypoint,route,
trackandsettingsdata.
Keypadcontrols
Connectingthekeypadallowsyoutocontrolyourmultifunction
displayremotely.
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1.Home—presstoreturntothehomescreen.
2.Menu—accessesmenus.Pressagaintoclosemenus.
3.UniControl—providesarotarycontrolandajoystickwith
anOKpushbuttonforusingmenusandapplications.
4.Back—presstoreturntoapreviousmenuordialoglevel.
5.RangeOut—presstorangeout.
6.RangeIn—presstorangein.
7.SwitchActive—presstoswitchtheactivepane,orto
switchtheactivemultifunctiondisplay(inmultipledisplay
systems).
8.WPT/MOB—pressandreleasetoaccessthewaypoint
options.Pressagaintoplaceawaypoint.Pressandhold
toplaceaManOverboard(MOB)markeratyourcurrent
position.
9.Standby(Auto)—presstodisengageintegratedautopilot,
pressandholdtoactivateAutomodeonintegratedautopilot.
10.Power—seetablebelow:
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CongurationDisplayState
Momentary
pressPressandhold
OffPoweron*— 1Multifunction
displayOnOpenshortcuts
page
Powerdown
AlldisplaysOffPoweronall
displays*
—
AlldisplaysOnOpenshortcuts
pageonactive
display
Powerdownall
displays
Multiple
multifunction
displays
1DisplayOn
and1display
Off
Openshortcuts
pageonactive
display
Powerdown
activedisplay
Note:*OnlyapplicabletogSSeriesdisplays.Newa
Series,NewcSeriesandNeweSeriesdisplayscannot
bepoweredonusingthekeypad.
Note:Inamultipledisplaycongurationwheredisplays
areindifferentstatesthedisplaysthatareturnedoffcan
onlybeturnedonusingthepowerbuttononthedisplay.
11.JoystickUpdirection.
UniControl
Non-touch,HybridTouchandtheremotekeypadincludea
UniControlwhichconsistsofRotary,Joystickandapushbutton
control.
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2
3
1.Rotary—usethistoselectmenuitems,movethe
on-screencursor,andadjusttherangeinthechartand
radarapplications.
2.Joystick—usethistomovethecursorpositionin
applications,panup,down,leftandrightinthechart,
weatherandshnderapplicationsortocyclethrough
datapagesinthedataapplication.
3.OKbutton—pushtheendofthejoysticktoconrma
selectionorentry.
Touchicons
TouchscreenmultifunctiondisplayscanusetheBACKand
CLOSEiconstomovebetweenthedifferentlevelsofmenus
availableineachapplication.
Back—gobackonelevel(sameeffectaspressingtheBACK
button).
Close—closeallopenmenus(sameeffectaspressingthe
MENUbutton).
Usingthecursor
Thecursorisusedtomovearoundthescreen.
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Thecursorappearsonthescreenasawhitecross.
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Ifthecursorhasnotbeenmovedforashortperiodof
time,itchangestoacirclewithacrossinit,tomakeit
easiertolocateonthescreen.
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WPT
Thecursoriscontext-sensitive.Whenitisplacedover
anobjectsuchasawaypointorchartfeature,itchanges
colorandalabelorinformationassociatedwiththeobject
isdisplayed.
Listofcursorlabels
LabelFeatureApplication
A/BRulerlineChart
AISAIStargetChart
COGCourseOverGround
vector
Chart
CTRCenterofradarRadar
FLTFloatingEBL/VRMRadar
GRDGuardzoneRadar
HDGHeadingvectorChart
MARPAMARPAtargetRadar
MOBManOverBoard
marker
Chart,Radar
POSVessel'spositionChart
RTERoutelegChart
SHMShip'sHeadingMarkerRadar
TIDETideindicatorChart
TRACKTracklineChart
VRM/EBLVRMandEBL,1or2Radar
WINDWindindicatorChart
WPTWaypointChart,Radar
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6.3Homescreenoverview—Touch
onlydisplays
TheHomescreenprovidesacentralpointofaccessforyour
display'sapplications,dataandsettings.
•TheHomescreenprovidesquickaccesstoyourdata
(waypoints,routes,tracks,imagesandvideos)andbackup
settings.
•TheHomescreenconsistsofanumberofHomescreenpages.
Swipethescreenleftorrightwithyourngertoscrollthrough
theavailableHomescreenpages.
•EachHomescreenpageconsistsofanumberoficons.
Applicationsarestartedbyselectingtherelevanticon.
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ScreenitemDescription
1Waypoint—selecttheicontoaccessthewaypointlist.
SelectandholdontheicontoplaceaManOverboard
(MOB)markeratyourvessel’scurrentposition.
2MyData—thisiconenablesyoutocentrallymanage
yourdataincludingroute,track,andwaypointlists.You
canalsoaccesssavedpicturesandvideosandbackup
settings.
3Customize—selectthisicontocongureapplication
pagesanddisplaypreferences.
4Set-up—selectthisicontoaccessthesystemset-up
menus.
5Icon—eachiconrepresentsanapplicationpage.Apage
candisplaymultipleapplicationssimultaneously.
6Statusbar—thestatusiconsconrmthestatusof
externally-connectedequipment,includingGPS,AIS,
radar,sonarandautopilotunits.
Accessingthehomescreen
Thehomescreencanbeaccessedfromanyapplication.
Toaccessthehomescreenfollowthestepsbelow:
1.Selectthehomescreeniconon-screen.
Databarstatussymbols
Thestatussymbolsonthedatabarconrmwhetherthe
appropriateconnectionstoyoursystemhavebeenmade.
Thesymbolsshowthestatusforthefollowing:
•Radarscanner.
•AISreceiver/transceiver.
•Sonarmodule.
•GPSreceiver.
•Autopilot.
Autopilotstatussymbols
Theautopilotstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
AutopilotisinStandbymode.
AutopilotisinTrackmode.
AutopilotisinAutomode.
Noautopilotdetected.
Autopilotalarmactive.
Dodgemodeisactive.
Fishmodeisactive.
Autopilotcalibration.
Powersteeringactive.
WindVanemodeisactive.
Radarscannerstatussymbols
Theradarscannerpowermodestatusisindicatedinthedatabar.
Symbol
Radar
power
modeDescription
Transmit
(TX)
Rotatingicon,signifyingthatthescanner
isonandtransmitting.WhenSCANNER
issettoON,selectthismodetoactivate
thescanner.Thisistheusualmodeof
operation.
Standby
(STBY)
Staticicon,indicatingthatthescanneris
onbutnottransmitting,andtheantennais
notrotating.Thescannerdoesnottransmit
andtheradardataisremovedfromthe
screen.Thisisapower-savemodeused
whentheradarisnotneededforshort
timeperiods.Whenyoureturntotransmit
mode,themagnetrondoesnotneedto
warmupagain.Thisisthedefaultmode.
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Symbol
Radar
power
modeDescription
OffScannerpoweredoffwhenradarnot
required,butdisplayisinuseforother
applications,suchasthechart.When
selected,thesystemcountsdown.During
thistimeyoucannotre-powerthescanner.
Timed
Transmit
Scannerswitchesbetweenon/transmitting,
andstandbymode.Scannergoesinto
powersavemodewhenconstantuseof
radarisnotrequired.
AISstatussymbols
AISstatusisindicatedbyasymbolinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
AISunitisswitchedonandoperating.
AIScurrentlyunavailable.
AISunitisswitchedoff,ornotconnected.
AISunitisinSilentMode.
AISunitisinSilentMode,withactivealarms.
AISunitisconnectedandswitchedon,but
hasactivealarms.
AISunitisconnectedandswitchedon,but
thedangerousandlostalarmisdisabled.
Sonarstatussymbols
Thesonarstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
Symbolanimated:thesonarmodule
isconnectedandtransmitting.
Symbolstatic:thesonarmoduleis
connectedbutnottransmitting.
Symbolgreyed-out:thesonar
moduleisnotconnected,orisnot
detected.
GPSstatussymbols
TheGPSreceiverstatusisindicatedinthedatabar.
SymbolDescription
AGPSreceiverisconnectedand
hasobtainedax.
AGPSreceiverisnotconnected,or
cannotobtainax.
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6.4Pages
Pagesaremadeupof1to4panesthatareusedtodisplay
applicationsonyourmultifunctiondisplay(MFD).
PagesareaccessedusingtheiconsontheHomescreen.
•Y oucancreateupto2applicationpanesperpageusingan
MFDthathasascreensizeof7inchesorless.
•Y oucancreateupto4applicationpanesperpageusingan
MFDthathasascreensizeofgreaterthan7inches.
•MFDswithascreensizeof7inchesorlesscanviewpages
withmorethan2applicationpanesbutonlyiftheyaresharing
theHomescreenofanMFDwhichiscapableofcreatingthose
pages.
Pagescanbecustomized,enablingyoutogroupyour
applicationsintodifferentpages,eachdesignedforaspecic
purpose.Forexample,youcouldhaveapagethatincludesthe
chartandshnderapplications,suitableforshing,andanother
pagethatincludesthechartanddataapplications,whichwould
besuitableforgeneralsailing.
Iconforapagefeaturingasingle
application.
Iconforapagefeaturingmultiple
applications.
Youcanalsodenethelayoutforeachpage,whichdetermines
howtheapplicationsarearrangedonthescreen.
SettingthePower-uppage
Youcansetupyourmultifunctiondisplaytoshowapageinstead
oftheHomescreenatpowerup.
FormtheHomescreen:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectDisplayPreferences.
3.SelectStartingpage.
Alistofoptionsisdisplayed
•Homescreen—Homescreenisdisplayedafterpower-up.
•Lastpage—Thepagelastviewedisdisplayedafter
power-up
•Choosepage—Thepageyouselectwillbedisplayed
afterpower-up
4.IfselectingChoosepagetheHomescreenisdisplayed.
5.Selecttheiconforthepageyouwantdisplayedwhenthe
displayisturnedon.
Thestartingpagesettingappliestoeachindividualdisplayand
isnotautomaticallysharedonnetworkeddisplays.
Changinganexistingpageonthe
homescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectEditPage.
4.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttochange.
TheCustomizemenuoptionsaredisplayed.
5.Selecttheappropriatepagelayout(forexample,
“Splitscreen”).
6.Selecttheapplication(s)youwanttodisplayonthepage,
eitherbyselectingtherelevantmenuitemordraggingitover
tothedisplayedpage.
7.SelectFinish.
TheRenamePagedialogisdisplayed.
8.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtonamethepage,thenselect
Save.
Changinganemptypage
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelectCustomize.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectEditPage.
4.Selectanemptypageicon(labelled“Customize”).
TheCustomizemenuoptionsaredisplayed.
5.Selecttheappropriatepagelayout(forexample,
“Splitscreen”).
6.Selecttheapplication(s)youwanttodisplayonthepage,
eitherbyselectingtherelevantmenuitemordraggingitover
tothedisplayedpage.
7.SelectFinish.
TheRenamePagedialogisdisplayed.
8.Usetheon-screenkeyboardtonamethepage,thenselect
Save.
Movingapageonthehomescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectSwapPage.
4.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttomove.
5.Selectthepageiconthatyouwanttoswappositionswith.
Thepageiconismovedtothenewposition.
Renamingapageonthehomescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectRenamePage.
4.Selectthepagethatyouwanttorename.
Theon-screenkeyboardisdisplayed.
5.Usingtheon-screenkeyboard,enterthenewnameforthe
page.
6.SelectSAVE.
Deletingapagefromthehomescreen
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
3.SelectDeletePage.
4.Selectthepagethatyouwanttodelete.
Thepageisdeleted.
Resettingthehomescreentodefaultsettings
Withthehomescreendisplayed:
1.SelecttheCustomizeicon.
2.SelectHomescreen.
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3.SelectReset.
Awarningmessageisdisplayedaskingforconrmation.
4.SelectYestoresetthehomescreentothedefaultrangeof
pages,orNotocanceltheoperation.
6.5Applications
Chartapplication—providesa2Dor3D
graphicalviewofyourchartstohelpyou
navigate.Waypoint,route,andtrackfunctions
enableyoutonavigatetoaspeciclocation,
buildandnavigateroutes,orrecordwhere
you'vebeen.Chartcardsprovidehigherlevels
ofdetailand3Dviews.
Fishnderapplication—withatransducer
andasonarvariantmultifunctiondisplayor
compatibleSonarModule,youcanusethe
shnderapplicationtohelpyouaccurately
distinguishbetweendifferentsizesofsh,
bottomstructure,andunderwaterobstacles.
Youcanalsoviewseadepthandtemperature
dataandmarkpointsofinterestsuchasshing
spotsorwrecks.
Radarapplication—withasuitableradar
scanner,youcanusetheradarapplication
totracktargetsandmeasuredistancesand
bearings.Anumberofautomaticgainpresets
andcolormodesareprovidedtohelpyouget
thebestperformancefromyourradarscanner.
Dataapplication—viewsystemandinstrument
dataonyourmultifunctiondisplay,forarange
ofcompatibleinstruments.Usethejoystickor
touchscreentoscrollthroughtheavailabledata
pages.
Weatherapplication—(NorthAmericaonly).
Withasuitableweatherreceiverconnectedto
yoursystem,theweatherapplicationoverlays
historical,live,andforecastedweathergraphics
onaworldmap.
Thermalcamapplication—viewandcontrola
thermalcamerausingacompatiblemultifunction
display.
Note:Thethermalcameraapplicationis
notavailableona6xanda7xvariantMFDs.
Cameraapplication—viewavideoorcamera
sourceonyourmultifunctiondisplay.
DocViewer—viewpdfdocumentsstoredona
MicroSDcard.
FUSIONLinkapplication—linktoandcontrol
acompatibleFusionentertainmentsystemfrom
yourmultifunctiondisplay.
SiriusAudioapplication—controlSiriusradio
fromyourmultifunctiondisplay.
UserManual—OpenstheEnglishversionof
theproductusermanualstoredonthedisplay.
Toopentranslatedusermanualsstoredon
memorycardusetheDocViewer.
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6.6Splitscreencontrols
Whenviewingapagewithmorethan1applicationdisplayedyou
canswitchapplicationsfromthesplitscreenviewtofullscreen
view.
Example1—Splitscreenpage
Example2—FishnderapplicationexpandedtoFullscreen
Selectingtheactivewindow
Whenviewingasplitscreenpageyoucanselecttheactive
applicationandviewitfullscreenbyfollowingthestepsbelow.
Withapagefeaturingmultipleapplicationsdisplayed:
1.T ouchanywhereinsidetheapplicationyouwanttomake
active.
Aborderappearsaroundtheapplication,indicatingthatit
isactive.
2.SelectMenu.
3.SelectFullscreentoviewtheactiveapplicationinfullscreen,
or
4.SelectSplitscreentoreturntothesplitscreenview.
Selectingtheactivewindowusing
Non-touchcontrols
Whenviewingasplitscreenpageyoucanselecttheactive
applicationandviewitfullscreenusingtheMFD’sphysical
buttonsoraremotekeypad.
Withapagefeaturingmultipleapplicationsdisplayed:
1.Pressthe
SwitchActivebutton.
Theactivepanepopupisdisplayed:
2.PresstheSwitchActivePanebuttonorusetheRotary
controltocycletheactiveapplication.
3.UsetheRangeinorRangeoutcontrolstoswitchtheactive
applicationbetweensplitscreenandfullscreenviews.
Switchingtheactivepaneordisplayusing
thekeypad
TheSwitchActivebuttonisusedtoswitchtheactivepaneona
multiapplicationpageand/ortoswitchtheactivedisplay.
Withmultipledisplaysconnectedand/oramultipleapplication
pagedisplayed:
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1.PresstheSwitchActivebuttontoenterswitchmode.
2.UsetheRotaryControltocyclethroughtheavailablepanes
and/ordisplays.
Thekeypadwillcyclethroughdisplaysintheorderinwhich
theywerepaired.OnmultiapplicationpagestheRange
buttonscanbeusedtoswitchtheactiveapplicationbetween
fullandsplitscreen.
3.PresstheBackbuttonortheSwitchActivebuttontoexit
switchmode.
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6.7Screenoverview
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ScreenitemDescription
1Home—selecttheHomeicontoaccessthe
homescreen.
2Databar—providesinformationaboutyourvesseland
itsenvironment.Thepositionandtypeofinformationin
thedatabarcanbecustomizedfromtheHomescreen
>Customize>DatabarSet-upmenu,ifrequired.
3Menu—themenuoptionsarespecictotheapplication
thatyouarecurrentlyusing.
4Pop-upmenu—menuoptionsaredisplayedwhen
theMenuisselected.
5Pop-upmessages—alertyoutoasituation(suchas
analarm),orunavailablefunction.Pop-upmessages
mayrequirearesponsefromyou—forexample,select
OKtosilencealarms.
6Dialogs—enabledatatobeselected,editedor
entered.Useinmanycommonfunctions—for
example,editingawaypoint.
7Contextmenu—providesinformationandoptions
specictoeachapplication.
8Statusbar—providesinformationspecictoeach
application.Thisinformationcannotbeeditedor
moved.
Menus
Menusenableyouconguresettingsandpreferences.
Menusareusedinthe:
•Homescreen—tocongureyourmultifunctiondisplayand
externally-connectedequipment.
•Applications—tocongurethesettingsforthatparticular
application.
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1Back—Ondisplayswithatouchscreenyoucanpressthe
onscreen<<(back)icontogobacktoapreviousmenu.
Onnon-touchscreendisplaysorHybridTouchdisplaysuse
theBackbutton.
2Close—Ondisplayswithatouchscreenyoucanpressthe
onscreenX(close)icontogobacktoapreviousmenu.On
non-touchscreendisplaysorHybridTouchdisplaysusethe
Backbuttontobackoutofthemenustructure.
3Selectedmenuoption—themenuoptioncurrently
selectedwillbehighlighted.
4Scrollbar—indicatesthatfurthermenuitemsareavailable
byscrollingthemenu.Ondisplayswithatouchscreen
toscrollthroughtheavailablemenuitems,pressand
holdyourngeronthemenuanddragitupordown.On
non-touchscreendisplaysorHybridTouchdisplaysusethe
Rotarycontrol.
5On/Offswitch—Ondisplayswithatouchscreenyou
canselectonscreenmenuitemstoswitchfeaturesOnor
Offtoenableordisablethefunction.Onnon-touchscreen
displaysorHybridTouchdisplaysusetheOKbuttonto
switchthefunctionOnorOff.
Dialogs
Dialogsarefullscreenmenusthatenableyoutomanagedata
itemssuchaswaypointsandroutes.
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ScreenitemDescription
1Back
•Displayswithatouchscreen—Selecttheonscreen
Backicontogobacktothepreviousmenu.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays—Use
theBackbuttontogobacktothepreviousmenu.
2Functionicons—Somedialogsincludeiconswhich
canbeselectedtoaccessadditionalfunctions.For
example,intheWaypointListdialog,theSortbyicon
canbeusedtochangehowthewaypointslistissorted.
3Menu/Listitem
•Displayswithatouchscreen—Momentarilytouching
anitemautomaticallyselectstheitemanddisplays
theitemoptionsmenu.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays—Use
theRotarycontroltohighlightanitem,andtheOk
buttontoselectitanddisplaytheitemoptionsmenu.
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ScreenitemDescription
4Close
•Displayswithatouchscreen—Selecttheonscreen
Closeicontoclosethedialog.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays—Use
theBackbuttontoclosethedialog.
5Scrollbar
•Displayswithatouchscreen—Toscrollthroughthe
availableitems,pressandholdyourngeronthe
scrollbaranddragitupordown.
•Non–touchscreenorHybridTouchdisplays—To
scrollthroughtheavailablemenuitems,usethe
Rotarycontrol.
Shortcutspage
Anumberofusefulfunctionscanbeaccessedfromthe
Shortcutspage.
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1Decreasedisplaybrightness
2Increasedisplaybrightness
3Powerup/PowerdownRadar
4Radarstandby/Radartransmit
5Autopilotstandby(duringactivenavigation)
6Displaypilotcontroldialog
7PowerSavemode
8Screenshot/Screencapture
Editdialogs
Editdialogsenableyoutoeditthedetailsofdataitemsstoredon
yourmultifunctiondisplay,suchaswaypoints,routes,andtracks.
Selectingatextelddisplaystheonscreenkeyboard,which
canbeusedtoeditthedetails.
Editinginformationindialogs
Withthedialogdisplayed:
1.Selecttheeldyouwanttoedit.
Theonscreenkeyboardisdisplayed:
2.Usetheonscreenkeyboardtomakethechanges.
3.SelectSAVEtosavethechanges.
Enteringspecialoraccentedcharacters
Withtheonscreenkeyboarddisplayed:
1.Selecttheonscreenkeyboard'sàèòkey.
2.Selectthecharacteryouwanttoaccent.
Theavailableaccentedcharactersaredisplayedabovethe
textentryeld.
3.Forcharactersthathavemultipleavailableaccents,usethe
characterkeytotogglebetweenthem.
4.Selecttheàèòkeytoenterthecharacter.
Numericmenuitems
Numericmenuitemsdisplaynumericdataandenablesyouto
eitherselectapredenedvalueortoincreaseanddecrease
thevalueasrequired.
Editingnumericalsettings
Toeditnumericalvaluesyoucanuseeithertheonscreen
numericadjustcontrol,onscreennumerickeypadortheRotary
Controlonanon-touchorHybridT ouchdisplaytoincreaseor
decreasenumericvalues.
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1.Selectthenumericdataeldyouwanttoedit.
Thenumericadjustcontrolisdisplayed.
2.Adjustthesettingtotherequiredvalueusing:
i.TheRotarycontrol—Non-touchscreenorHybridTouch
displays,or
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ii.TheonscreenUpandDownarrows—Touchscreen
displays.
3.T oaccesstheon-screennumerickeypad:
•T ouchoperation—Selecttheonscreenkeypadiconfrom
thenumericadjustcontrol.
•Non-T ouchoperation—PressandholdtheOkbutton.
Theonscreennumerickeypadisdisplayed.
4.Entertherequiredvalue.
5.SelectOktoexitthenumerickeypadandreturntothemenu.
Usingsliderbarcontrols
Sliderbarcontrolsprovideagraphicalrepresentationofnumeric
dataandenablesyoutoquicklychangesettingvalues.
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Non—Touch
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1Current
value
N/AN/A
2Slider
control
UsetheRotarycontrol
toadjustvalue
SlidethesliderUpor
Downtoadjustvalue.
3AutoPressOkbutton
toswitchbetween
Autoandmanual
adjustment.
Selecttoswitch
betweenAutoand
manualadjustment.
Usingcontroldialogs
Controldialogsenableyoutocontrolexternallyconnected
equipment,suchasanautopilotunit.
Thefollowingdiagramshowsthemainfeaturesofatypical
controldialog:
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ScreenitemDescription
1Status—providesstatusinformationfortheconnected
equipment.Forexample,thePilotControldialog
displaysthelockedheadingandcurrentnavigation
modeforaconnectedautopilotunit.
2Controlicons—providedirectcontrolofthe
connectedequipment.Forexample,thePilotControl
dialogStandbyandTrackiconsenableyoutoinstruct
aconnectedautopilotunittoperformspecicfunctions.
3Close—Closesthecontroldialog.
6.8Basictouchscreenoperations
Placingandmovingthecursorusing
touch
Toplaceormovethecursoraroundthescreenonatouchscreen
multifunctiondisplayfollowthestepsbelow.
1.T ouchthescreenatanypositiononthescreentoplacethe
cursorthere.
Touchscreenlock
OnamultifunctiondisplaywithHybridT ouchyoucanlockthe
touchscreentopreventaccidentaluse.
Forexample,lockingthetouchscreenisparticularlyusefulin
roughwaterorweatherconditions.
Thetouchscreencanbelockedandunlockedfromthe
homescreen.Thetouchscreencanonlybeunlockedusing
physicalbuttons.
Lockingthetouchscreen-touchonlydisplays
Whenatouchonlydisplayispairedwithanoptionalremote
keypadthetouchscreencanbelocked.
FromtheHomescreen:
1.SelecttheSet-upicon.
2.SelectTouch-LocksothatOnishighlighted.
Thetouchscreenisnowlocked.
Unlockingthetouchscreen-touchonlydisplays
Tounlockthetouchscreenofatouchonlydisplaywhenpaired
witharemotekeypadfollowthestepsbelow.
FromtheHomescreen:
1.SelecttheSet-upicon.
2.SelectTouch-LocksothatOffishighlighted.
Thetouchscreenisnowunlocked.
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6.9Multi-Touchgestures
RaymarineaSeriesandgSSeriesmultifunctiondisplayssupport
multi-touch.
Multi-touchmeansthatthedisplayiscapableofrecognizing
multiplesimultaneoustouchinputs.Thismeansthatyoucan
use2ormorengersonthescreenatthesametimetoperform
multi-touchgestures.
PinchtoZoom
Thepinchtozoomgesturescanbeperformedonmultifunction
displaysthatsupportmulti-touch.
Pinchtozoomconsistsof2actions:
•Move2ngersaparttozoomin.
•Move2ngerstogethertozoomout.
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•Chartapplication.
•Weatherapplication.
6.10Initialsetupprocedures
Onceyourdisplayhasbeeninstalledandcommissioned,
Raymarinerecommendsthatyouperformaninitialsetup
procedure.
Startupwizard
Whenyoupower-upthedisplayforthersttimeoraftera
systemresetaStartupWizardisdisplayed.Thewizardguides
youthroughthefollowingbasiccongurationsettings:
1.Language
2.Vesseltype
3.Unitsofmeasure
4.Totalfuelcapacity
5.Numberofbatteries
6.Numberofengines
7.Numberoffueltanks
Note:Thesesettingscanalsobesetatanytimeusingthe
menusaccessiblefromHomescreen>Customize.
Additionalsettings
InadditiontothesettingscoveredbytheWizard,itisalso
recommendedthatthefollowinginitialsetuptasksare
completed:
•Setyourdateandtimepreferences.
•Adjustthedisplaybrightness(andsetupasharedbrightness
schemeifappropriate).
•Designatethedatamaster.
•SelecttheGPSdatasource.
•FamiliarizeyourselfwiththeproductusingSimulatorMode.
Adjustingthedisplaybrightness
1.PressthePOWERbuttononce.
TheShortcutsmenuisdisplayed.
2.Adjustthebrightnesstotherequiredlevelusingthe
on-screenbrightnesssliderbarcontrol,or
3.T ouchtheSunicontoincreasethebrightnesslevelorthe
Moonicontodecreasethebrightnesslevel.
Note:Thebrightnesslevelcanalsobeincreasedbypressing
thePowerbuttonmultipletimes.
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