Samyung NAVIS 5100 User manual

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Contents
Chapter 1 : GPS PLOTTER
1. GPS Overview..............................................................................................................6
Chapter 2 : FEATURES
1. GPS Antenna & Receiver...........................................................................................8
2. DGPS Antenna & Beacon Receiver(Not available for “S”type equipment)...........8
3. Main Unit Features & Functions ...............................................................................9
4. Standard Scope of Supply.......................................................................................11
Chapter 3 : Device & Display
1. Display Device..........................................................................................................13
2. Remote Controller Button .......................................................................................14
3. Power ON/OFF..........................................................................................................15
4. Menu..........................................................................................................................16
5. Display mode............................................................................................................17
Chapter 4 : Operating Instruction
1. Data...........................................................................................................................25
1.1 Track Data....................................................................................25
1.1.1 Track Set.............................................................................................25
1.1.2 Track Clear..........................................................................................28
1.1.3 Track CALC.........................................................................................29
1.1.4. Track Save.........................................................................................30
1.1.5 Track Load..........................................................................................32
1.1.6 Track Erase.........................................................................................34
1.2 Mark Data.....................................................................................36
1.2.1 Mark Select.........................................................................................36
1.2.2 Mark Append.......................................................................................37
1.2.3 Mark Clear..........................................................................................38
1.2.4 Mark Save...........................................................................................40
1.2.5 Mark Load...........................................................................................42
1.2.6 Mark Erase..........................................................................................44
1.3 User Coast Line............................................................................46
1.3.1 Coast Line Display ..............................................................................46
1.3.2 Coastal Line Drawing..........................................................................47
1.3.3 Coastal Line Save...............................................................................49
1.3.4 Coastal Line Load...............................................................................51
1.3.5 Coastal Line Erase..............................................................................53
1.4 Waypoint Data..............................................................................55
1.4.1 Waypoint Display.................................................................................55
1.4.2 Waypoint Edit......................................................................................56
1.4.3 1.4.3 Waypoint Save ...........................................................................58
1.4.4 Waypoint Load....................................................................................60
1.4.5 Waypoint Erase...................................................................................62
1.5 Route Data ...................................................................................63

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1.5.1 Route Edit...........................................................................................63
1.6 Disk Format..................................................................................65
1.7 Seabed Symbol ............................................................................66
1.8 Program Update ...........................................................................67
2. Set Up........................................................................................................................68
2.1 Navigation Set..............................................................................68
2.1.1 Waypoint Navigation Set .....................................................................68
2.1.2 Route Navigation Set ..........................................................................70
2.1.3 Anchor Set ..........................................................................................73
2.1.4 EXIT WPT/RTE/ANCHOR (Navigation Cancellation).........................75
2.2 Alarm Set......................................................................................76
2.2.1 Arrival Alarm........................................................................................76
2.2.2 Derailment Alarm.................................................................................78
2.2.3 Anchorage Alarm.................................................................................79
2.2.4 Underwater Cable Alarm .....................................................................80
2.2.5 Water Depth Alarm..............................................................................81
2.2.6 Fish Alarm...........................................................................................82
2.2.7 AIS Alarm............................................................................................83
2.3 Own Ship Set................................................................................84
2.4 Cursor Setup ................................................................................87
2.5 Ship Tracking................................................................................89
2.5.1 RUNNING...........................................................................................89
2.5.2 EDIT ...................................................................................................90
2.6 Simulation.....................................................................................91
2.7 Etcetera Set..................................................................................92
3. System......................................................................................................................94
3.1 Satellite Information......................................................................94
3.2 Screen Print..................................................................................97
3.3 How to test Keyboard...................................................................97
3.4 How to set up System...................................................................98
3.5 SYSTEM INFO ...........................................................................104
4. FISHFINDER (NAVIS 5100F/5100FS).....................................................................105
4.1 Screen Speed.............................................................................109
4.2 Noise Erase................................................................................110
4.3 Color Erase................................................................................. 111
4.4 Tx Power Set..............................................................................112
4.5 PULSE WIDTH SET...................................................................113
4.6 COLOR PATTERN SET..............................................................114
4.7 A-SCOPE SET ...........................................................................115
4.8 ETC SET ....................................................................................116
5. Weather Fax ..........................................................................................................118
6. MEDIA .....................................................................................................................119
6.1 TV / VTR.....................................................................................119
6.2 CAMERA ...................................................................................119
6.6 CAMERA –SCAN ......................................................................120
6.7 MULTI MEDIA.............................................................................121
6.8 MEDIAOFF................................................................................121
6.9 ETC. SET ...................................................................................122
Chapter 5 : System Maintenance & Diagnosis
1. System Maintenance and Repair..........................................................................124
2. Diagnosis................................................................................................................125

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Appendix
Appendix Installation Drawing ...............................................................................126

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This GPS ChartPlotter is the most advanced Navigation device
since ever developed. However a navigation officer of ability
should not make a decision, by information from this device only,
which might be occurred damages in people’s life and property
while sail & fishing.
CAUTION

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This chapter provides an overview of the GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS).
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GPS PLOTTER

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1. GPS Overview
The Global Positioning System is based on a radio navigational system using satellites. An
unlimited number of users are provided with accurate three-dimensional positions. This
24/7, worldwide coverage, is available under any weather condition.
GPS can provide two-dimensional and three-dimensional position information. 3D
positioning is mostly used in aircraft or other applications requiring latitude, longitude and
altitude. The 3D mode requires a lock on 4 satellites to accurately acquire the position.
Surface vessels use 2D positioning, as only latitude and longitude is needed. In 2D mode,
positioning requires a lock on only 3 satellites to accurately acquire the position.
Once the GPS Plotter has received an accurate fix from the satellites, ship’s position,
bearing, time, speed and other operations can be calculated.
GPS(Global Positioning System) has two types, 3 Dimensional and 2 Dimensional.
3D positional data has been sued in aviation, which requires Latitude, Longitude and
Height.
To provide 3D positional data, the system requires 4 satellites.
2D positional data has been used in vessel/ship navigation, which requires only Latitude
and Longitude.
To provide 2D positional data, the system requires 3 satellites.
GPS provides an accurate positional data by receiving satellite signals.
GPS chartplotters provide ship position, bearing, time, speed and many more.
Furthermore, plotters provide information for navigation and other data on the map
such as latitude/longitude, tracks, waypoints, event marks and more on high-resolution
LCD.

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This chapter provides Features of NAVIS GPS Plotter.
GPS Antenna & Receiver
DGPS Antenna & Beacon Receiver
Main Unit Features & Functions
Standard Components
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FEATURES

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1. GPS Antenna & Receiver
2. DGPS Antenna & Receiver, Beacon Receiver
(This function is not available for “S”type equipment)
GPS Antenna
Type : All-weather Micros trip patch antenna
Power Supply : Receiver Module
Size & Weight : 102 x 65mm (+150mm mounting bar) 0.2kg
Receiver
Receiving Frequency : 1575.42 ± 1MHz
Receiving Architecture : 16 channel Multiple Tracking
Receiving Channel : 16 channel
Receiving Code : C/A code(1.023 MHz chip rate)
Tracking Capacity : 12 simultaneous satellite vehicles
Receiving Sensitivity : Less than -130 dBm
DGPS Antenna
Type : L1, Plate
Power supply : Receiver Module
Size & Weight: 170 x 170 x 163mm (+150mm mounting bar) 1.2kg
Beacon Receiver
Frequency : 283.5 ~ 325.0kHz
Frequency Resolution: 500Hz
Station selection: Manual/Auto
Receiving Architecture: MSK
Reception Sensitivity: Less than 10uV/m

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3. Main Unit Features & Functions
Main Unit Features
LCD : 10.4inch
Resolution : 640 x 480
Electricity Power : 12V to +32V DCAppox. 40VA
Size & Weight : 316 x 275 x 125, 2kg
Operating Condition
Temp. : Antenna = -30℃~ +85℃
Main Unit = -15℃~ +55℃
Humidity : 95% (+30℃~ +60℃)
Positioning
Tracking Speed : Velocity; 1000Knots (514 m/s)
Acceleration; 4g
Signal Correction & Tracking : Full Auto(Tracking Micro Computer)
Accuracy : 15m RMS, PDOP≤3.0 (without SA) - NAVIS 800(GPS)
Speed Accuracy : 0.1 Knots RMS, PDOP≤3.0 (without SA)
Data Recovery Time : 1sec
Initial Positioning Time : 24sec
Renewal interval of position data : 1sec

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Navigation(1)
Drawing Method : Mercator’s
Scale Range : 0.2nm ~ 5,000nm (about 1/2,500 ~ 1/37,500,000)
Effective Display Range : Less than Latitude 85°
Menu : Pull-down Menu
Coast Line Chart : Display on the Tracking Screen
Track Display : Memory Interval - Stop Track Memory,
1 sec. ~ 60 min. available.
0.01nm ~ 9.99nm variable selection
Memory Capacity - Track 20,000 points
User’s Line Drawing 7992 points
TRACK Mark -100 points
TRACK Color -16 colors
Mark Display : Mark type -21
Color -16colors
Memory - 10,000points, Distinguish color & delete
User’s Line Drawing Mark 999 points
Waypoint & Route Memory : 10,000 points & 20 routes(1 route/20 points)
Navigation(2)
Auxiliary Memory Unit : Coast Line, TRACK, Event, Waypoint,
User’s Line to be saved.
Disk save . SD card available.
Data display : Target, Cursor(Distance, Latitude, Longitude), Time,
Course/Speed,
Distance, Interim Waypoint, Bearing/Distance, time,
Warning Line,
Course Break Steering, Depth line of Sea, Fill Land,
Ocean Deep, Sinking Ship/Undersea grasses,
Ownship, Zoom in/out
Alarm : Arrival Alarm, Course Break, Anchor Alarm, Boundary
Geodetic Datum : Selectable Datum in worldwide
Navigation data input/output format : Output/Input
(Other brand’s equipment available)
SAMYUNG, FURUNO, JRC,
NMEA0183(IEC 61162)
Calendar Display : The Solar Calendar