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General| Brand | Furuno |
|---|---|
| Model | FI-70 |
| Category | Marine Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers manual usage, warranty, modifications, importer info, and trademarks.
Provides guidance on how to properly discard the product and used batteries according to regulations.
Safety precautions for operating the equipment, including warnings about opening and wet hands.
Safety guidelines for installing the equipment, focusing on electrical shock and water spray risks.
Details about the TFT LCD construction and pixel behavior, noting it's not a malfunction indicator.
Highlights key features of the FI-70, including data display capabilities, ease of use, and compatibility.
Illustrates the system configuration, showing connections between FI-70, displays, and accessories via CAN bus.
Lists the standard components included with the FI-70 Color Instrument.
Lists optional accessories and cables available for the FI-70 system.
Describes the physical controls of the FI-70, including buttons and their functions.
Explains the procedure for turning the FI-70 power on and off using the Power/Brill key.
Details how to adjust screen brilliance and switch between Day and Night modes.
Guides on navigating the main menu, selecting items, and setting up display pages.
Instructions for turning key beeps on/off and adjusting the panel dimmer settings.
Introduces the different information categories that the FI-70 can display.
Displays current heading and compass data. Allows cycling through HDG, Avg, and Tack data.
Shows ship speed in STW/SOG or 3-Axis digital formats. Includes VMG.
Displays engine temperature, fuel, oil pressure, RPM, and other engine data for up to three engines.
Presents sensor data in graph format, allowing up to two graphs simultaneously.
Provides a graphic display of the boat's track along the intended course towards a waypoint.
Shows the current rudder angle and indicators for port and starboard.
Features countdown and countup timers for tracking time, laps, and trip distance.
Displays wind data including apparent and true wind angle, speed, and Beaufort units.
Shows basic AIS data like bearing, range, and target status, with two orientation options.
Displays satellite locations, tracking, and position fixing mode and accuracy level.
Allows customization of the display with up to 6 boxes, offering preset screens and data box resizing.
Configures the audio alert pattern for alarms, selecting buzzer type and duration.
Sets high/low speed alarm thresholds for Speed Through Water and Speed Over Ground.
Manages alarms for True Wind Speed, Wind Shift, and Apparent Wind Angle.
Configures trip distance alarm and depth threshold alarms.
Sets alarms for low input voltage and water temperature deviations.
Notifies of engine errors and activates anchor alarm based on distance or depth.
Warns of potential collision risk based on Closest Point of Approach and Time to Closest Point.
Manages network sharing of settings like Display Format, Data Calibration, and Units across FI-70 units.
Allows sharing of Language and Brilliance settings within groups of FI-70 units.
Configures the display format for date, time, heading, magnetic variation, and position.
Sets the number of engines and selects data sources for engine monitoring.
Adjusts the display range for meters like speed, engine RPM, and boost.
Configures optional devices like IF-NMEAFI and SATELLITE COMPASS units.
Guides on NMEA2000 PGNs, connected devices, wiring, and selecting data sources.
Configures tank details and adjusts incoming data offsets for calibration.
Selects the display language and preferred units for various measurements.
Covers demo mode, diagnostic tests, and restoring factory default settings.
Provides guidelines for mounting, including flushmount, frontmount, and waterproofing procedures.
Details connecting the unit, grounding, and connecting to various sensors and junction boxes.
Lists the PGNs that the FI-70 can input and output for NMEA2000 communication.
Guides through initial setup steps like language, units, and vessel type selection.
Recommends procedures for cleaning cabling, unit case, and LCD to maintain performance.
Provides steps to restore normal operation for common problems like no power or data display.
Stores and displays a log of all alarms that have occurred since the FI-70 was powered on.
Explains engine error icons and guides on performing diagnostic tests on the FI-70.
Outlines the primary menu structure including Alarms, System, and Display Configuration.
Details specific menus for categories like Compass, Speed, Engine, Wind, AIS, etc.
Details screen, backlight, buzzer, display modes, data types, and supported languages.
Covers NMEA2000 port, PGNs, and power supply requirements.
Lists ambient temperature, humidity, protection rating, vibration, and unit color.
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