What to do if the Furuno GPS position is not fixed?
If your Furuno GPS position is not fixed, ensure the antenna connector is securely fastened. Check the number of satellites displayed; if there are two or fewer, check for any obstructions between the antenna and the satellites. You may also clear the GPS memory via the [8 System Setting] - [9 Clear Memory] - [2 Clear GPS] menu.
What to do if Furuno GPS position is wrong?
If your Furuno GPS position is wrong, check that the correct geodetic chart system is selected in the [8 System Setting] - [5 GNSS] - [5 Datum] menu. Alternatively, enter the position offset via the [8 System Setting] - [4 Correction, Offset] - [1 Position Offset] menu.
Why is Furuno GPS data not transmitting to external equipment?
If data is not being transmitted from your Furuno GPS to external equipment, verify the data format in the [7 I/O] menu is correct. Also, check that the TX interval isn't set to off; select the appropriate interval. Ensure the settings on the external equipment are correct. Finally, inspect the connections: GP-170 External equipment TD4-A RD4-A TD4-B RD4-B.
Why is the bearing wrong on my Furuno GPS?
If your Furuno GPS bearing is wrong, check the magnetic variation on the [8 System Setting] - [2 Plotter] - [2 Magnetic Variation] menu.
How to fix a Furuno GPS that you cannot turn on?
If your Furuno GPS won't turn on, check the power cable and connector for any damage. Ensure the power cable is firmly fastened. Verify the battery provides the proper voltage output. Also, check if the fuse in the power cable has blown.
What to do if Furuno GPS keys are not responding?
If there is no response when a key is pressed on your Furuno GPS, turn the power off and on. If the problem persists, ask your dealer.
Details the arrangement and function of operation and function keys on the control panel.
Step-by-step guide to turn the GP-170 unit on and off.
Describes the main menu hierarchy and how to navigate through its layers.
Covers setting background color, zoom, orientation, and other display parameters.
Details how to start/stop track recording and set plotting intervals.
Guide to preset mark appearance (shape, color, line) and enter marks.
Instructions for presetting event mark appearance and entering event marks.
Describes how to place a MOB mark for rescue assistance and its function.
Covers editing name, position, shape, and color of marks and event marks.
Procedures for erasing individual or all marks and event marks.
Guidance on creating new routes, presetting route settings, and defining waypoints.
Instructions for editing route names, colors, and waypoints within a route.
Methods for setting a destination using cursor, waypoint, mark, or route.
Lists and describes the types of alerts, including warnings and cautions, generated by the system.
Procedures for replacing fuses and basic troubleshooting steps for common issues.
Running memory, keyboard, and LCD tests to diagnose potential issues.
Technical details on receiving frequency, tracking code, channels, and accuracy.
General| Display Size | 5.7 inches |
|---|---|
| Waypoints | 10, 000 |
| Display Type | Color LCD |
| Position Accuracy | 3 meters |
| Receiver Type | 12-channel |
| SBAS | WAAS |
| Display | Color |
| Display Modes | Day/Night |
| Interface | NMEA 0183 |
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