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Chapter 12: System setup and customizing 191
Selecting the COG/SOG filter
The COG/SOG filter should be set to the level appropriate to your boat’s use and to the
level of oscillation being experienced by the GPS:
• HIGH - for use when trawling or when there is a high level of oscillation.
• MEDIUM - for general use
• LOW - for use when travelling at speed
Compass Setup
This option can be used to linearize a Raymarine ST80 active compass or Smart
Heading sensor connected on SeaTalk. To linearize (‘swing’) your compass proceed as
follows:
1. Select the LINEARIZE COMPASS option:
2. When instructed to align heading:
Display Setup
MENU OPTION
OPTIONS
(Default in bold)
Soft key Autohide
Controls whether the soft key bar is automatically hidden if
not used for a period of 10 seconds. Pressing any key re-
displays the soft key bar.
OFF
ON
Cursor Autohide
Controls whether the cursor is automatically hidden if not
used for 10 seconds. Pressing any key re-displays the cursor.
OFF
ON
LINEARIZE
COMPASS
Follow on screen
instructions
Highlight Compass
set up
Select Compass set up
D8670_1
MENU
Setup
Radar Setup...
GPS Status...
Compass Setup...
System Setup...
ALIGN HEADING
Turn one click at a time
to fine tune heading
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- C-Series Display 1
- Reference Manual 1
- E-Series Reference Manual 2
- Important Information 3
- Disclaimers 4
- About this manual 5
- EMC conformance 5
- Multi-media chart cards 5
- Disposal 6
- Contents 7
- Contents vii 9
- Contents ix 11
- Contents xi 13
- Chapter 1: Overview 15
- Chart (Chapter 4) 16
- Fishfinder (Chapter 5) 16
- Radar (Chapter 6) 16
- Data (Chapter 7) 17
- Engine Monitor (Chapter 9) 17
- Navtex (Chapter 10) 17
- 1.3 The Simulator 18
- Chapter 2: General Operation 19
- 2.3 Using the controls 20
- Buttons and soft keys 21
- 2.4 Displaying applications 22
- Status bar 23
- Pop-up messages 23
- Data base lists 23
- Cartography Setup Menu 24
- ~ ` ´), the 25
- Status icons 26
- 2.6 Initial setup procedures 27
- Selecting a page set 28
- Selecting an application page 28
- Changing the active window 29
- Multiple to single window 29
- Single to multiple windows 29
- Day/night operation 30
- Backlight level 30
- 2.7 Using CompactFlash cards 31
- Inserting a card 32
- Removing a card 32
- 2.8 Managing data 33
- 3. Define data for saving 34
- 2. Select required list: 34
- Password confirmation 37
- Disabled data/functions 37
- Setting up a password 37
- 2.9 Emergencies and warnings 40
- Silencing a MOB 41
- Clearing a MOB 41
- Cancelling alarms 41
- 3.1 What is a waypoint? 43
- Waypoints on CDI windows 44
- 3.3 Placing a waypoint 45
- 3.4 Navigating to a waypoint 46
- Stop navigating to a waypoint 47
- 3.6 Editing a waypoint 48
- Changing waypoint details 49
- Moving a waypoint 49
- Erasing a waypoint(s) 50
- Erasing all waypoints 51
- 3.7 Sorting the waypoint list 52
- Making a new waypoint group 53
- Renaming an existing group 54
- My Waypoints 55
- Deep fishing 55
- Shallow fishing 55
- Reef fishing 55
- SHOW BY GROUP 56
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 57
- Chart cards 58
- SHIP CURSOR 59
- 4.5 Where am I on the chart? 60
- 4.6 Moving around the chart 60
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 47 61
- FIND NEAREST 62
- Displaying details of tides 63
- ... using the current diamond 64
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 51 65
- ... using the port symbol 66
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 53 67
- Chapter 11:Automatic 68
- Identification System (AIS) 68
- ... from your boat 69
- GOTO CURSOR 70
- STOP GOTO RESTART XTE 70
- Go to an existing waypoint 71
- Wait 10 seconds 72
- What is a route? 73
- What can I do with a route? 73
- Building a route 74
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 61 75
- Highlight required 76
- Waypoint added to New Route 76
- Chart to Make Route dialog 76
- Make Route dialog to chart 76
- Saving routes 77
- Following a route 78
- Follow using the cursor 79
- Follow using the route list 79
- Follow in reverse order 79
- Viewing details of routes 81
- 4.11 Editing routes 82
- Make Route 83
- PLACE WAYPOINT 84
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 71 85
- (see page 62) 86
- Erasing a route 87
- ... using chart vectors 88
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 75 89
- ACQUIRE TARGET MARPA LIST 90
- OPTIONS 90
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 77 91
- What is a track? 92
- How can I use tracks? 93
- Creating a track 93
- Creating a route from a track 94
- 4.16 Editing tracks 95
- Editing the selected track 96
- System chart view 97
- Local chart view 97
- North Up (N-up) 98
- Head Up (H-up) 98
- Course Up (C-UP) 98
- True motion (TM) 100
- Autorange 100
- Show/hide by group/symbol 101
- Show/hide waypoint name 101
- Show/hide waypoint index 101
- ... using the cursor 102
- ... via the route/track list 102
- Chapter 4: Using the Chart 89 103
- Chart Setup 104
- Chart Offset 105
- 106
- Cartography Setup 107
- FUNCTION 108
- 5.1 Introduction 109
- Gain mode 110
- Boat speed 111
- The depth of the target 111
- Seeing a live image 112
- I 113
- 5.4 Enhancing what you see 114
- Zooming in on the bottom 115
- Selecting the zoom factor 116
- Simplifying the bottom image 117
- Isolating bottom fish 118
- Pausing the scrolling image 120
- 5.5 Marking a position 121
- 200 kHz: Auto 122
- Gain: Auto High 122
- Measuring using VRMs 123
- 5.7 Fishfinder alarms 124
- Display settings 125
- Transducer Calibration 126
- DSM Setup 127
- Operating frequency modes 128
- Gain modes 129
- Adjusting the power setting 131
- To adjust the Power Setting: 132
- Chapter 6:Using the Radar 133
- Maximum radar range 134
- Side lobes 135
- Indirect echoes 135
- Multiple echoes 136
- Blind sectors 136
- Sea clutter 136
- Rain or snow clutter 137
- Interference 137
- (static icon) 138
- 6.4 The radar picture 139
- Head Up (H-UP) 141
- North Up (N-UP) 141
- Setting the motion mode 142
- True Motion (TM) 143
- 6.7 Getting the best picture 144
- Interference Rejection 146
- Expansion 147
- CLEAR WAKES 148
- CHART MODE AND 149
- ORIENTATION… 149
- CHART SYNC 149
- PRESENTATION… 149
- ... Using the range rings 150
- ... Using the cursor 150
- ... Using VRMs and EBLs 151
- Creating a VRM and/or EBL 152
- ... Using floating VRMs/EBLs 153
- Guard Zones 154
- 6nm Head-Up Relative Motion 155
- Rings 1nm 155
- 6nm Head-Up 156
- SAFETY NOTICES 157
- Introduction to MARPA 157
- How is a risk assessed? 158
- What happens to target data? 158
- Target display 158
- CPA graphics 159
- Setting up MARPA 160
- Acquiring a target to track 161
- Cancelling targets 161
- 6.11 Setting up your radar 162
- Highlight Radar 163
- Setup menu 163
- Enter Radar Setup 163
- Alarm Setup Menu 164
- 7.1 Introduction 165
- Pre-configured data panels 166
- Customize the panels 167
- Selecting cell data 168
- Merging a cell 169
- Indicator 171
- Steering instructions 172
- Fuel 1 Fuel 2 173
- Panel Setup Menu 174
- Panel Type 175
- Data content 175
- Chapter 10: Navtex 177
- 10.4 Viewing messages 178
- 10.5 Managing Navtex messages 178
- Sorting the message list 179
- 11.1Introduction 181
- 11.2What is AIS? 181
- Data details 182
- AIS status 183
- AIS Target symbols 184
- Viewing target information 185
- AIS List 186
- Viewing full AIS data 186
- Safe zones 187
- 11.7AIS Alarms 188
- Local AIS alarms 189
- Active alarm list 189
- 11.8Simulator 190
- 11.9AIS Layer Setup Menu 190
- EDIT PAGE SET 191
- Rename a page set 192
- Return to default setting 192
- 12.2 Changing the databar 193
- ON OFF 194
- ADD DATA 196
- MOVE DATA 196
- REMOVE DATA 196
- Application specific 197
- External equipment menus 197
- System-wide menus 197
- Date/Time Setup Menu 199
- Units Setup Menu 199
- System Integration Setup Menu 200
- US Gallons 200
- Imp Gallons 200
- SATELLITE DIFFERENTIAL 203
- WGS 1984 203
- OTHER SET UP 204
- Compass Setup 205
- Display Setup 205
- Databar Setup 206
- Select Page Set 206
- System Diagnostics 206
- Remove CF Card 206
- 13.1 Introduction 207
- 13.2 Maintenance procedures 207
- 13.3 Resetting the Display 208
- Settings and data reset 209
- Installation/Display 210
- Fishfinder 211
- Important Information 212
- World wide web 213
- For Navionics cartography 215
- Appendix A:Specification 217
- Radar Features 219
- Chart Features 220
- Fishfinder features 220
- Data features 221
- Engine monitor features 221
- Navtex features 221
- AIS features 221
- Interfacing 221
- , 85, 129 237
- Raymarine World Wide Warranty 239
- Limitations and Exclusions 240
- Other conditions 240
- Raymarine UK Ltd 241
- 4. Warranty limitations 242
- Raymarine Service Centers 244
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