Furuno FEA-2100 - Used Presentation

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• Changes since release B1.16
Used presentation
The ECDIS uses S52 standard presentation for all non chart objects. Both S57 and ARCS uses S52 standard
presentation. User can check the used presentation library from both S57 and ARCS: Chart Plan - System - S52
Presentation library. The reason for changes has been ECDIS type approval requirements together with legal
presentations defined in ECDIS type approval standards. As a consequence following non chart object has
significantly changed presentation:
Object Old presentation New presentation
User Chart Line features Various blue lines Various dark yellow or red lines.
Red is used if the Line is set as
dangerous.
User Chart Area features Transparent blue area with blue line
around
Transparent dark yellow area with
either dark yellow or red line
around. Red is used if the Area is
set as dangerous.
User Chart Symbol features Various blue characters Various dark yellow or red
characters. Red is used if the
Symbol is set as dangerous.
User Chart Drawing point features Blue box with a blue D symbol inside Dark yellow circle with a line inside
Reference Target features Blue box with a blue R symbol inside Dark yellow circle with a ! symbol
inside
Pilot data Orange box with a orange i symbol
inside and an orange range circle.
Orange box with a orange i symbol
inside. and an orange range circle
and back text.
Planned route center line Red dashed line Orange dotted line
Planned route border line Red dashed line Orange solid line
Monitored route center line Red solid line Red filled circle line
Monitored route border line Red solid line Red solid line
Own ship speed vector Black line with a hole at each minute.
No arrow head mark.
Black line with a short line at each
minute. An arrow head mark in the
end of speed vector which indicates
water or ground stabilisation.
ARPA target speed vector Green solid line. No arrow head
mark.
Green line with a short line at each
minute. An arrow head mark in the
end of speed vector which indicates
water or ground stabilisation.
Nav Mark VRM features Two different line styles of orange
colour - one for first VRM and
another for second VRM
Theoretically two different line
styles of orange colour as before,
but because of drawing rules
defined in ECDIS standards they
are both presented normally as
dashed lines.