How to fix Furuno Plotter if it will not turn on?
If your Furuno Plotter isn't powering on, there are several things to inspect: * Verify the fuse hasn't blown. * Ensure the power connector is securely fastened. * Look for any corrosion on the power cable connector. * Inspect the power cable for damage. * Confirm the battery voltage is within the range of 10.8 to 31.2 V.
Why is my Furuno Plotter position not fixed?
If your Furuno Plotter isn't fixing your position, consider the following: * Make sure the antenna connector for the external antenna is tightly connected. * Check the GPS Status Display to see the number of satellites being received. * If using the internal GPS antenna, verify that the [Internal Antenna] setting at [Internal GPS Setup] on the [System] menu is set to [On].
What to do if no picture appears on Furuno Plotter?
If no picture is appearing on your Furuno Plotter, try the following: * Tap the Power key and use the slider bar in the [Backlight Brilliance] window to increase the brightness. * If the unit is hot, move it to a cooler location to allow it to cool down.
What to do if Furuno Plotter is not responding?
If your Furuno Plotter is unresponsive, try turning the power off and then on again. If the problem persists, the equipment may be defective, and you should contact your dealer for further assistance.
Why is the bearing wrong on my Furuno Plotter?
If the bearing is wrong on your Furuno Plotter, check the [Variation] setting at [Compass] on the [System] menu.
Why does Furuno Plotter show speed when stopped?
If the speed indication on your Furuno Plotter isn't zero after stopping the boat, check that the [Position Filter] setting at [GPS Position] is [On] within the [System] menu.
How to turn on track on Furuno Plotter?
If the track of your vessel is not being plotted on the Furuno Plotter, make sure the track is turned on. Go to [Menu] and tap [Track] to enable it.
General| Routes | 50 |
|---|---|
| Interface | NMEA0183 |
| Display | LCD |
| GPS Accuracy | 10 meters |
| Tracking Channels | 12 |
| SBAS | Yes |
Provides general information, usage guidelines, and warranty considerations for the manual.
Details local regulations and methods for disposing of the product responsibly.
Explains procedures for safe and compliant disposal of used batteries, including EU and US regulations.
Outlines critical safety warnings, cautions, and prohibited/mandatory actions for equipment operation.
Covers essential safety advice such as handling LCD, liquid containers, and preventing interference with magnetic compasses.
Lists important operational notices regarding wire connections, dropping the unit, cleaning, and screen care.
Welcomes owners, highlights FURUNO's reputation, and emphasizes proper operation and maintenance.
Lists the main features of the GP-25 and GP-27 GPS/WAAS plotters, including screen size and memory capacity.
Details the environmental classification for the display unit and optional antenna unit.
Lists standard and optional equipment, including part numbers, quantities, and remarks for installation.
Explains the physical controls, touch operation, and basic key functions of the plotter.
Details basic touch operations like tap and long tap, and their functions on the plotter.
Covers inserting, removing, and handling SD cards for data storage and system updates.
Lists compatible SD card manufacturers and types tested for use with the equipment.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to turn the unit's power on and off safely.
Guides users on how to adjust the screen's brightness for optimal visibility.
Describes the various components shown on the plotter display, such as own ship icon, cursor, and data boxes.
Explains how to interact with objects on the screen and use pop-up menus for quick actions and information.
Details how to view tide height and tidal stream data from tidal stations on the plotter.
Explains how to display and interpret tidal stream information, including arrow indicators for speed.
Covers displaying the cursor, its pop-up menu functions, and how to use it for navigation.
Describes the own ship icon, its pop-up menu options, and how to display ship information.
Instructs users on how to move the own ship icon to the center of the display using the center key.
Explains how to change the chart scale and zoom in/out on the plotter display.
Guides users on accessing and navigating the main [Home] menu and its sub-menus.
Details different input methods like radio buttons, numeric keypads, and character pads used in menus.
Explains how to use the menu system to change settings and select orientation modes.
Describes how to set the plotter's orientation mode, such as [North Up] or [Course Up].
Explains how to mark a man overboard position and use the MOB mark pop-up menu.
Covers displaying and selecting data for the navigation data boxes at the bottom of the screen.
Details how to start, stop, and manage the recording of the boat's track on the plotter.
Explains how to select the recording method (time/distance) and interval for track data.
Guides users on how to change the color of the boat's track for better visibility and distinction.
Describes how to color-code the track based on sea surface temperature data.
Explains how to selectively hide or show tracks based on their color to declutter the display.
Details how to delete specific tracks from the display based on their color.
Defines what a "point" is in navigation and its uses, including capacity and display limits.
Explains the different methods for entering points, such as using the cursor, point key, or points list.
Describes the pop-up menu options available when interacting with point symbols on the plotter.
Covers displaying the points list, its function buttons, and how to manage saved points.
Details how to edit point information such as name, coordinates, symbol, and comments.
Explains the procedure for moving existing points on the plotter display using the pop-up menu.
Describes how to show or hide points individually or collectively on the plotter.
Guides users on how to search for specific points and sort them within the points list.
Explains how to filter points displayed on the list based on their symbol shape.
Details methods for deleting individual points or all points from the system.
Explains how to plot a point from the points list directly onto the plotter display.
Defines a route and its components (waypoints), and the unit's capacity for storing routes.
Provides step-by-step instructions for creating new routes from both [Home] and [Menu] options.
Covers displaying the list of saved routes and accessing the route editing screen.
Details functions within the route edit screen, including renaming, commenting, and sorting.
Explains how to move points within a route and skip specific legs during navigation.
Guides users on how to plot routes and connect multiple routes together.
Details procedures for renaming existing routes and deleting them individually or collectively.
Explains how to set a destination and start navigation using the quick point feature.
Guides users on how to navigate to saved points, either directly on the screen or from the points list.
Details how to choose a saved route and begin navigation along its path.
Introduces various functions available during navigation, accessed via pop-up menus.
Explains how to restart navigation to the next point on a route from the current location.
Describes how to navigate a route by following its points in the reverse direction.
Details how to stop following a route, using own ship pop-up, point symbol pop-up, or menu.
Explains how to initiate navigation directly from a specific point within a route.
Guides users on how to skip unnecessary legs or points within a route during navigation.
Covers configuring map display options like nav aids, chart language, and object visibility.
Introduces the visual alarm settings and how to access the alarm menu.
Explains how to set and configure the arrival alarm, including alarm range and activation.
Details how to set up the XTE (cross-track error) alarm to warn about deviations from the intended course.
Describes the setup for the shear alarm, which triggers based on water temperature changes.
Explains how to configure the depth alarm to alert when depth is within or outside a set range.
Guides users on setting the anchor alarm to detect boat movement when at rest.
Details how to set the trip alarm, which alerts when a set distance has been travelled.
Explains how to configure the speed alarm to trigger when speed is within or outside a defined range.
Describes how to access and view the memory card contents and status.
Explains the mandatory process of initializing SD cards before they can be used by the system.
Provides the correct procedure for safely ejecting an SD card to prevent data loss.
Details how to save points, routes, and tracks to an SD card for backup or transfer.
Guides users on how to rename files stored on the SD card.
Explains how to delete individual files or all files from an SD card.
Details how to load data (tracks, points, routes) from an SD card into the system's internal memory.
Explains how the unit handles and displays DSC message information, including position requests.
Describes how the unit receives and confirms TLL (Target Longitude/Latitude) point information.
Covers how to configure NMEA 0183 data output sentences for external equipment.
Explains how to choose between NMEA 0183 versions 2.0 and 3.0 for data output.
Details settings in the [General] menu, such as key beep, time offset, and time format.
Explains options available in the [Plotter] menu for customizing display elements like COG line and ship icon.
Covers settings in the [System] menu, including language, units of measure, and GPS position adjustments.
Lists regular checks for antenna unit, cables, ground terminal, and display unit to prevent issues.
Provides instructions on how to safely replace a blown fuse in the power cable.
Offers solutions for common problems like power issues or no display, including checking fuses and connections.
Addresses specific plotter issues like position fixing and track plotting, suggesting checks and settings.
Explains how to read and interpret the GPS status display, including satellite signal strength and precision.
Details how to reset user settings to factory defaults or clear all user and factory settings.
Guides users on how to update the plotter software and worldwide maps using an SD card.
Explains how to perform display, memory, and SD card tests, and calibrate the touch screen.
Provides installation notices, mounting considerations, and the procedure for mounting the display unit.
Details mounting considerations and procedures for installing the optional GPS antenna unit.
Explains the wiring diagram for power, external equipment, and antenna unit connections.
Guides users through the initial setup process, including language and units of measure selection.
Lists common abbreviations used in the manual and their meanings.
Explains the meaning of various icons used on the plotter display for navigation and status.
Lists general specifications for the GP-25, including screen, display mode, and language support.
Details specifications related to the GPS/WAAS receiver, such as channels, frequency, and accuracy.
Outlines specifications for plotter functions, including projection area and memory capacity.
Specifies data formats, USB interface, and power supply requirements for the unit.
Lists ambient temperature ranges, humidity, degree of protection, and unit color specifications.
Lists general specifications for the GP-27, including screen, display mode, and language support.
Details specifications related to the GPS/WAAS receiver, such as channels, frequency, and accuracy.
Outlines specifications for plotter functions, including projection area and memory capacity.
Specifies data formats, USB interface, and power supply requirements for the unit.
Lists ambient temperature ranges, humidity, degree of protection, and unit color specifications.
Lists all items included in the package for the GP-25 model, including unit, accessories, and documentation.
Lists all items included in the package for the GP-27 model, including unit, accessories, and documentation.
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