What to do if the battery voltage is low on Furuno GP-1650W Marine GPS System?
If the battery voltage is low on your Furuno Marine GPS System, it is recommended to contact your dealer to request a battery replacement.
What to do if fuse blows in Furuno GP-1650W?
If the fuse blows in your Furuno Marine GPS System, locate the cause of the issue before replacing the fuse. When replacing it, ensure you use only a 3 A fuse.
General| Display Resolution | 640 x 480 pixels |
|---|---|
| GPS Channels | 12 |
| Waypoints | 1000 |
| Routes | 50 |
| NMEA 0183 Input/Output | Yes |
| Built-in World Map | Yes |
| Display Type | TFT Color LCD |
| Map Data | C-MAP |
| Supply Voltage | 12 VDC |
| Operating Voltage | 12-24 VDC |
| Track Points | 10, 000 |
Important safety warnings regarding electrical shock, burns, and modification hazards.
Cautions on using the unit for intended purposes and potential navigational risks from incorrect settings.
Details the functions of various buttons and controls on the display unit for basic operation.
Explains how to navigate through the unit's menus using the MENU key and soft keys for various operations.
Guides on how to enable or disable the display of the ship's track on the plotter for recording navigation history.
Guides on erasing tracks by area, color, or clearing all track data, emphasizing the irreversibility of the action.
Explains how to stop and restart track plotting to conserve memory when the boat is anchored or stationary.
Explains how to enter marks on the plotter display to denote important locations, especially in Fishing modes.
Explains procedures for erasing individual marks or lines, or erasing all marks and lines from the system.
Details the five methods for entering waypoints: own ship's position, MOB, cursor, range/bearing, and list.
Explains how to erase individual waypoints either by cursor selection or through the waypoint list interface.
Guides on creating routes by sequencing existing waypoints, allowing automatic navigation through a series of points.
Explains how to insert new waypoints into a route or remove existing ones using the route list or graphical interface.
Guides on how to erase entire routes from the system, either by selection or confirmation.
Explains how to use the "quick point" feature for navigation to single or multiple points without permanent memory storage.
Explains how to select and follow a pre-defined route, including navigating specific legs and restarting navigation.
Details how to select and navigate to waypoints directly from the stored waypoint list.
Explains the steps to cancel an active navigation session and return the unit to standby mode.
Describes the XTE alarm, which warns when the vessel deviates from its intended course, and its activation settings.
Explains the arrival alarm function, which alerts the user when approaching a destination waypoint, and how to set its range.
Details the anchor watch alarm, which alerts if the vessel moves while anchored, and how to set its monitoring range.
Provides instructions for formatting memory cards, a necessary step before they can be used for data storage.
Details the process of saving data such as tracks, waypoints, and configurations to a memory card.
Guides on loading data (tracks, waypoints, configurations) from a memory card to the unit for viewing past data or setup.
Details the GPS Setup Options, including local time offset, geodetic datums, and position smoothing.
Details the Display Options menu, covering settings for range/bearing mode, units, time display, and course vector.
Guides on connecting to a PC and downloading waypoint and route data from the unit.
Introduces the Configuration menu, which allows setup of data ports, data transfer, diagnostics, and demo mode.
Explains how to upload waypoint and route data from a PC to the unit, noting that it overwrites existing data.
Covers the setup menu for GPS, DGPS receivers, and WAAS, enabling position display in TDs.
Covers the DGPS/WAAS setup menu for configuring beacon frequency, baud rate, and WAAS search parameters.
Provides instructions for inserting C-MAP NT/NT-FP chart cards into the unit's slot for displaying detailed nautical charts.
Provides a recommended maintenance program for ensuring good performance, including checks on antenna, connectors, and the display unit.
Lists common error messages displayed by the unit and provides remedies for potential trouble.
Guides on performing diagnostic tests for the display unit and antenna components to check their operational status.
Details the procedure for replacing the fuse and the internal battery, including safety precautions and specifications.
Guides on clearing various memories (plotter, GPS, all) to reset the unit to its default settings.
Offers simple troubleshooting steps for common issues like power problems, display issues, or lack of response.
Details specifications for the GPS receiver, such as channels, frequency, position fixing system, and accuracy.
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