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2.15 TZ iBoat Functions
With the TZ iBoat application, you can share user objects (points, routes, boundaries,
photos and catches) between your NavNet TZtouch3 and your iPad. For how to use
the application, see the manual published by Nobeltec.
Note 1: Operation of this application requires login to your My TimeZero
™
account.
(see section 1.20).
Note 2: Before opening the application, connect your iPad with your wireless LAN net-
work (see section 1.19).
Creating points, routes and boundaries
Points (chapter 4), routes (chapter 5) and boundaries (chapter 4) can be entered or
created from both the iPad and your NavNet TZtouch3.
Registering catches
Catches (see "Log Catch" on page 4-4 for information) can only be entered from your
NavNet TZtouch3.
Photos
Photos taken with your iPad can be shared with your NavNet TZtouch3 and displayed
on your chart plotter screen. The photo location is shown on the plotter screen with the
photo icon ( ). For how to take a photo with your iPad, see the manual published
by Nobeltec.
2.16 Photos
Photos taken via the TZ iBoat application can georeferenced and can be displayed on
your chart plotter screen (see section 2.15).
Note: Before opening the application, connect your iPad with your wireless LAN net-
work (see section 1.19).
Importing photos
See section 9.3 for how to import photos. Imported photos appear on your plotter
screen with the photo icon ( ).
You can check how many photos are stored on your NavNet TZtouch3. Go to the
home screen, then select [Settings]→[General], then scroll the menu to show the [Da-
ta Usage] section.
At the [Photos] line, “currently saved photos” / “total available photo storage” indicates
the total number of photos versus the total available space for photos. In the following
example, a total of five photos are stored.
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