Furuno TZTL12F User Manual

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Default Chapter2
- Important Notices2
- Safety Instructions3
- Table of Contents6
Foreword13
System Configuration15
1 System Introduction16
- Controls17
- Remote Control Unit (Option)20
  - Remote Control Unit MCU-00220
  - Remote Control Unit MCU-00421
- How to Turn the Power on or off22
- How to Adjust the Brilliance of the Display and Power Switch and Hue23
- Home Screen24
- How to Select a Display25
- Hidden Functions29
- Data Area31
- Plotter Introduction37
- Radar Introduction38
- Sounder (Fish Finder) Introduction39
- Settings Menu40
- Function Gesture43
- Language44
- Man Overboard (MOB)45
- Wireless LAN Settings46
2 Plotter50
- Chart Type50
- Display Range51
- Orientation Mode52
- How to Move the Chart52
- The Boat Icon53
- How to Information about a Chart Object, Chart55
  - Chart Object Information55
  - Chart Information56
- How to Find the Range and Bearing between Two Locations57
- Multiple Plotter Displays58
- Cartographic Text and Objects on Vector Charts59
  - Control Visibility of Text and Object Information in Vector Charts59
  - Control Visibility of Cartographic Objects in S-52 Charts60
- Alarms62
- Track66
- Plotter Menu73
- Navpilot-700 Series Auto Pilot74
  - How to Enable Use of the Navpilot74
  - How to Show the Navpilot Control Box in the Data Area75
- Activecaptain75
- My Friends (Social Network)77
  - How to Setup My Friends77
  - How to Show or Hide the My Friends Display78
500 D Display, Overlays80
- Display80
  - How to Activate the 3D Display81
  - How to Make the 3D View Clearer82
- Overlays83
4 Points, Event Marks92
- About Points, Event Marks92
- How to Enter a Point, Event Mark93
  - How to Enter a Point (Plotter and Radar Displays Only)93
  - How to Display Point, Event Mark Information94
- Event Mark Comment94
- Default Point Settings95
- How to Find Number of Points Used96
- How to Move a Point96
  - How to Move a Point on the Screen96
  - How to Move a Point from the Points List96
- How to Delete a Point97
- How to Edit a Point98
  - How to Edit a Point on the Screen98
  - How to Edit a Point from the Points List99
- How to Move a Point to the Screen Center101
- How to Show or Hide All Points or Points Names101
- How to Go to a Point101
- How to Restart or Cancel Navigation to a Point106
  - How to Restart Navigation to a Point106
  - How to Cancel Navigation to a Point106
5 Routes108
- What Is a Route108
- How to Create a Route109
- How to Edit a Route111
- Routes List113
- How to Find Number of Routes Created115
- How to Find a Route on the Chart115
- How to Delete a Route116
- How to Show or Hide All Routes116
- How to Follow a Route117
- Operations When You Follow a Route119
- Routes Menu123
6 Radar126
- How to Transmit, Set the Radar in Stand-By126
- Tuning126
- How to Adjust the Gain127
- How to Reduce the Sea Clutter128
- How to Reduce the Rain Clutter129
- Range Scale129
- Orientation Mode130
- How to Measure the Range and Bearing from Your Ship to a Target131
  - How to Display the Range Rings131
  - How to Set the Number of the Range Rings to Show131
  - How to Select the Range Rings Mode132
  - How to Measure the Range and Bearing to an Object133
  - How to Measure the Range with the VRM133
  - How to Measure the Bearing with the EBL135
  - How to Select the EBL Reference136
- How to Measure the Range and Bearing between Two Targets137
- How to Off-Center the Picture137
- Heading Line138
- How to Reduce Radar Interference138
- Guard Zone138
  - How to Set the Guard Zone138
  - How to Activate or Deactivate the Guard Zone139
  - How to Hide the Guard Zone139
- Watchman139
- How to Show, Hide or Cancel an Active Route140
- How to Show or Hide the Own Ship Icon140
- Echo Color140
- Background Color141
- Dual-Range Display142
- Target Analyzer143
  - How to Activate or Deactivate the Target Analyzer144
  - How to Emphasize Rain Clutter or Target Echoes144
- Rez Boost144
- Bird Mode144
- Radar Menu146
- How to Interpret the Radar Display147
  - False Echoes147
  - Search and Rescue Transponder (SART)149
  - Racon (Radar Beacon)150
- ARPA Operation151
  - How to Show or Hide the ARPA Display151
  - How to Manually Acquire a Target152
  - How to Automatically Acquire a Target152
  - How to Automatically Acquire Targets by Doppler152
  - How to Display Target Data153
  - How to Stop Tracking Targets153
  - ARPA List154
  - How to Clear Lost Targets155
    - CPA/TCPA Alarm155
    - 10CPA Graphic Display156
7 Fish Finder (Sounder)158
- How the Fish Finder Operates158
- How to Transmit, Go to Stand-By158
- How to Select a Display159
- Automatic Fish Finder Operation162
  - How the Automatic Fish Finder Operates162
  - How to Select an Automatic Fish Finder Mode163
- Manual Fish Finder Operation163
- Picture Advance Speed165
- How to Reduce Interference166
- How to Measure Range, Depth to an Object166
- Echo History Display167
- How to Balance Echo Strength167
- Fish Finder Alarms168
- Accu-Fish169
- Rezboost172
- Temperature Graph173
- Sounder Menu174
- Interpreting the Display177
8 File Operations182
- File Format182
- How to Export Points and Routes183
- How to Import Points and Routes184
- How to Export, Import Track184
- How to Backup the Equipment Settings185
- How to Load the Equipment Settings186
- My Timezero ™ Cloud Data Service186
  - How to Save Settings Data to the Cloud186
  - How to Retrieve Settings Data from the Cloud187
- How to Convert Navnet Vx2 Data187
- My Timezero ™ Cloud Data Service188
  - How to Backup Settings to the Cloud188
  - How to Restore Settings from the Cloud188
9 CAMERA/VIDEO/FUSION-Link190
- How to Display a Video Image190
- Video Signal Type191
- How to Set the Video Display191
- Control of FLIR Camera193
- Tracking Active Waypoint, MOB193
- Touch Control on the Camera Display194
- FUSION-Link195
  - How to Access the FUSION Screen and Controls195
  - FUSION Settings197
10 Instrument Display198
- How to Show the Instrument Display198
- Instrument Displays199
- How to Edit the Instrument Displays208
- Instrument Theme213
11 Sirius/XM Satellite Weather Receiver (Bbwx3) Operations214
- Marine Weather Display Introduction214
- Navcenter Weather215
- Sirius Weather219
  - How to Set up for Sirius Weather219
  - How to Display the Sirius Data220
- Weather Icons (Sirius Weather)221
- Weather Data (Navcenter or Sirius)222
- Sirius Satellite Radio225
  - How to Enable the Radio225
  - How to Operate the Radio Controls226
12 Ais, Dsc Message228
- What Is AIS228
- How to Show or Hide the AIS Symbols228
- AIS Target Symbols228
- Proximity AIS Target Alarm229
- How to Ignore Slow Moving AIS Targets230
- How to Hide AIS Targets230
- How to Display an AIS Safety Message231
- How to Display AIS Target Data231
- How to Show or Hide the Target Ids232
- 12.10 AIS List232
- 12.11 When an AIS SART Is Received234
- 12.12 CPA/TCPA Alarm234
- How to Register an AIS or DSC Target to the Buddies List235
- 12.14 CPA Graphic Display236
- AIS Transponder FA-30, FA-50237
- 12.16 DSC Message Information238
13 Other Functions242
- General Menu242
- Units Menu243
- Initial Setup Menu244
- Facsimile Receiver FAX-30249
- Software Update250
- How to Manage Your Charts251
14 Maintenance, Troubleshooting254
- Maintenance254
- Fuse Replacement255
- Life of Parts255
- Troubleshooting256
Appendix 1 Menu Tree258
Appendix 2 Radio Regulatory Information269
Specifications272
Index274

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Questions and Answers:

C
chad89Jul 29, 2025
What to do if Furuno Monitor won't turn on?
- S
  Stacey GreeneJul 29, 2025
  If your Furuno Monitor isn't powering on, start by checking the fuse to see if it's blown. Ensure the power connector is securely fastened. Inspect the power cable connector for any signs of corrosion and check the power cable itself for damage. Verify the battery's voltage output is correct. Also, try using a bare finger to turn on the power, as the monitor might not respond to gloved hands.

Furuno TZTL12F Specifications

General

Display Size	12.1 inches
Resolution	1280 x 800 pixels
Display Type	LCD
Brightness	1000 cd/m²
Touchscreen	Yes
Operating Temperature	-15°C to 55°C
Power Supply	12/24 VDC