FLIR RAYMARINE A75 WiFi - Radar Set-Up Menu

16.22 Radar Set-up menu
The Radar Set-up menu enables you to congure the performance and behavior of your Radar scanner.
Menu Item Radar Scanner Description Options
Timed
Transmit
Set-up
• All This menu item contains a sub-menu that enables
you to adjust the timed transmit options:
• Timed Transmit
• Transmit Period
• Standby Period
Timed Transmit
• On
• Off
Transmit Period
• 10 Scans
• 20 Scans
• 30 Scans
Standby Period
• 3 minutes
• 5 minutes
• 10 minutes
• 15 minutes
Tune Adjust • HD Radome
• HD Open Array
• SuperHD Open Array
This menu item allows you to ne tune the Radar
scanner's receiver for maximum returns on the
display. Raymarine recommends that this function
is set to Auto. If you set this function to Manual
and adjust the setting shortly after powering up
the Radar scanner, you should adjust it again
approximately 10 minutes after powering up the
scanner, as the required setting will change after
the magnetron has warmed up.
Man
• Auto
• Man 0% — 100%
EBL
Reference
• All
The measurement point used for reference
when measuring distances using Electronic
Bearing Lines (EBLs) and range rings in the chart
application. The options are Relative to ships
heading or referenced to the compass is degrees
Magnetic — True as selected in Bearing Mode.
• Relative
• Mag-True
Sea Clutter
Curve
• All
This menu item allows you to adjust the Sea
Clutter — Radar echoes from waves can make it
difcult to detect real targets. These echoes are
known as “sea clutter”. Several factors can affect
the level of clutter you see, including the weather
and sea conditions, and the mounting height of
the Radar. The sea clutter curve setting adjusts
the Radar's sensitivity to sea clutter. The steepest
setting for the curve is 1, and the most shallow
setting is 8.
• Adjust Curve (1 to 8)
Radar Speed
• HD Radome
• SuperHD Open Array
SuperHD open array Radars with software version
3.23 or above or HD radomes support multiple
scan speeds:
• 24 RPM
• Auto (24 / 48 RPM)
The Auto option automatically selects the
appropriate speed for your Radar range. 48RPM
is used at Radar ranges of up to 3nm. It provides
an increased refresh rate, which is useful at high
speed or in areas where you have large numbers
of Radar targets. At Radar ranges of greater than
3nm the display switches the Radar speed to
24RPM.
Scanner Speed
• 24 RPM
• Auto —
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