Raymarine i70 User manual

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Docume nt numbe r: 86141-1
Da te : 11-2010
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Documentnumber:86141-1
Date:02-2011

Instrumentcontrols
Controllayoutandfunctions.
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ItemDescription
1.LEFTSOFTBUTTONPower,
brightness,cancel,back
2.UPARROWUpnavigation,AdjustUp
3.DOWNARROWDownnavigation,
AdjustDown
4.RIGHTSOFTBUTTONMenu,select,
OK,Save
Poweringtheinstrumenton
1.PressandholdtheLEFTSOFTbuttonfor1second,untilthe
Raymarinelogoappears.
Theinstrumentwillloadtofavoritespageone.
Poweringthedisplayoff
1.FromanyfavoritepagepressandholdtheLEFTSOFTbutton.
After1secondapowerdownpopupwillappear.
2.ContinuetoholdtheLEFTSOFTbuttonforafurther3seconds
tocompletethepoweroff
Adjustingthedisplaysbrightness
Toadjustthebrightnessoftheindividualdisplay:
1.WhilstinafavoritepagemomentarilypresstheLEFTSOFT
button.
Thiswillopenthebrightnesssettingscreen.
2.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstochangethebrightness
percentagetotherequiredlevel.
3.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontoconrmnewbrightnessandgo
backtothefavoritespageyouwereon.
Simulator
TheSimulatormodeenablesyoutopracticeoperatingyourdisplay
withoutlivedatafromatransducerorotherconnectedperipherals.
Thesimulatormodeisswitchedon/offintheSimulatoroptionfrom
theSetupMenu.
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Note:RaymarinerecommendsthatyoudoNOTusethe
simulatormodewhilstnavigating.
Note:ThesimulatorwillNOTdisplayanyrealdata,includingany
safetymessages(suchasthosereceivedfromAISunits).
Note:AnysystemsettingsmadewhilstinSimulatormodearenot
transmittedviaSeaTalktootherequipment.
Favoritepages
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Thei70presentsinstrumentdataonaseriesofpages.Youcan
haveaminimumof1andamaximumof10favoritepagesavailable,
Therearesixteendifferentpagelayoutstochoosefromwhichcan
becustomizedwithdifferentdatatypes.
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Therearealsoanumberofbe-spokepagesyoucanchoosefrom.
Selectingpages
1.UsetheUP/DOWNarrowstoselectbetweentheavailable
pages.
AlternativelyusetheRolloverfeaturewithinthesetupmenutocycle
throughthepagesautomatically.
Favoritepageframes
Eachpieceofinformationisdisplayedinaframewithinthepage.
Theframessupportanumberofdifferentstylesandformatsfor
presentingthedata.
Tridataframe
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Thetridataframeenablesdigitaldatatobedisplayedinnumerical
format.
Digitalframes
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Thedigitalframesprovidesdatainanumericalformat.
Analogframes
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Analogframesprovidereal-timedataintheformofananaloggauge.
Analoggaugesareonlyavailableforfulland2/3screenframes.
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Maximumandminimumindicators
Maximum,minimumandaveragevalueindicatorsaredisplayedon
analogspeed,windspeedandwindanglescreens.
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18 0
15 015 0
12 0
9 09 0
6 06 0
3 03 0
0
12 0 3
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1Minimumvalue
2Averagevalue
3Maximumvalueindictor
Graphframes
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Graphsprovideameansofshowinghowaparticularreadinghas
changedovertime.
Bargraphframes
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Therudderbarisanexampleofabargraphframe.
Multigaugeframes
Thei70providesthreemulti-gaugeframesforuseasfavoritepages
whichyoucanseebelow:
Multi-gauge—sailingvessel
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Multi-gauge—singleenginevessel
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Multigauge—twinenginevessel
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Trimtabframe
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Thetrimtabframeprovidesinformationonthepositionofthetrim
tabs.
Rollingroadframe
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Therollingroadprovideswaypointandcoursedeviationinformation.
Addingapage
Youcanadduptoamaximumof10pagesinyourfavorites.
1.Withaninstrumentpagedisplayedonthescreenpressthe
RIGHTSOFTbuttontoopenthemainmenu.
2.SelectFavoritespagefromthemenu.
3.SelectNewpagefromthemenu.
Ifyoualreadyhavethemaximumnumberofpagessetupyou
willnotbeallowedtoaddanotherpagewithoutdeletingan
existingpagerst.Otherwiseyouwillbetakentoapagelayout
optionscreen.
4.HighlightandselecttherequiredpagelayoutandpressSELECT.
5.Youcannowselecttherequireddatatobedisplayedinyour
newpagebyfollowingtheEditinganexistingpageprocedure.
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AIS
AISOverview
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:
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ItemDescription
1,AIStext
SeeAISmessagesintablebelow
2Unknownvessel
3Alarmsofficon
4Headingline
5COGline
6Unknownvessel
Note:WhereunstableornoheadingorCOGdataisavailable
AIStargetswillnotbeshownandthecentrevesseliconwillnot
bedisplayed.
AISMessages
AISmessagesaredisplayedonthetopleftoftheAISscreen,with
iconsdisplayedonbottomleft.
AISMessagesDescription
AISoffAISUnitoff
(none)AISisonandtransmitting
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AISMessagesDescription
AlarmoniconAISon,transmitting,alarmisactive.
SilentAISon&userissilenttoothervessels.
AlarmonAISon,userissilenttoothervessels
&alarmisactive.
AlarmofficonAISon&Alarmoff
DatalostAISon&datalost.
NoxAISon&lostGPSx.
InsufcientCOG/HdgdataNostableCOGorheadingdata
AIS-equippedvesselsinthesurroundingareaaredisplayedonthe
pageastargets.Amaximumof25targetscanbedisplayed,where
morethan25targetsareinrangeaMaxtargetsisdisplayedon
screen.Asthevessel’sstatuschanges,thesymbolforthetarget
changesaccordingly.
ViewingAIStargetinformation
WhilstontheAISpageyoucanviewinformationaboutAIStargets
byfollowingthestepsbelow:
1.PresstheRIGHTSOFTbuttontobringuptheQuickoptions
andthenselectAISTargetinfo.
2.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstoselectanAIStargetonthe
screen.
TheNameofthevesselwillbedisplayedinthepageheader.
3.PressINFOtobringupdetailedinformationabouttheselected
target
•Vesselname
•MMSInumber
•Vesseltype
•Callsign
•SOG
Informationdisplayedisdependantuponthetypeoftarget
selected.
4.YoucanusetheUPandDOWNbuttonstoscrollthroughthe
dataifrequired.
5.ToreturntotheAISpagepresstheBACK.
Racetimersettings
Settingtheracetimer
Iftheracetimerhasnotbeensetupasafavoritepagethenthe
timercanbeaccessedfromtheviewdatamenu:Menu>View
data>Time>Racetimer.
Ra c e tim e r
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1.ToaddtheracetimerasafavouritepagefromtheViewdata
menudisplaytheracetimerandpresstheRIGHTSOFTbutton.
2.SelectQuickOptionsandthenselectAddtofavourites.
3.OncetheracetimerisafavoruitepagetousepresstheRIGHT
SOFTbuttonandthenselectQuickoptions.
Thefollowingoptionswillbeavailable:
•Starttimer
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•Stoptimer
•Resettimer
•Adjuststarttimes
4.
Usingtheracetimer
OncetheRacetimerhasbeensetyoucanusethetimerby
followingthestepsbelow:
1.WhenontheRacetimerscreenPresstheRIGHTSOFTbutton
andselectQuickoptionsformthemenu
2.ToadjustatimersettingselectAdjuststarttimer.
i.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstoselecteithertimer1,2,or3.
ii.UsetheUPandDOWNbuttonstochangethetimervalueto
therequiredsettingandpressSELECTtoconrm.
3.TostartthetimerselectStarttimerfromtheQuickoptions
menu.
4.TopausethecurrentrunningtimerselectStopTimer.
5.ToresumethetimerscountdownselectRESUMEfromthe
Quickoptionsmenu.
6.ToresetthecurrenttimerselectResetTimer.
7.Oncethetimerreacheszerocountupshallbeginautomatically.
8.ToskiptothenexttimerpresstheSKIPkey.
9.Whilstthetimerisrunningyoucanviewotherfavoritepages
asnormal.
Audiblebeepsshallbesoundedatdenedintervalstoalertyou
tothetimerstatusasfollows:
•Doublebeepeveryminute.
•BeepThreetimesatthestartofthelast30seconds.
•Beepeverysecondforthelast10seconds.
•Beepfortwosecondswhenthetimerreacheszero
Alarms
Alarmsareusedtoalertyoutoasituationorhazardrequiringyour
attention.
Someexamplesofalarmsare:
•Anchoralarm—Usedwhenanchored,thisalertsyoutoa
changeindepthwhichcouldmeanthatthechainlengthrequires
adjusting.
•Depthandspeedalarms—Thesealarmsalertyouwhenyour
depthorspeedmovesoutsideofspeciedlimits,forexample
aminimumdepth.
•MOB(ManOverboard)alarm—ReceivedfromanMOBsystem.
Whenanalarmoccurs,amessageisdisplayedandanaudible
alarmmaysound.
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Youcaneither:
•Silencethealarm,or
•Silencethealarmandeditthealarmsettings.
Note:Withtheexceptionofalarmclock,speedandseatemp
SeaTalksystemswillonlybeabletoswitchalarmson/off,
SeaTalkngsystemswillbeabletoadjustsettings.
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