To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Kongsberg GPS not updating position?
If your Kongsberg GPS is not updating its position, verify that the external position is set to OFF in the interface display, accessible via [MENU], [6], [2]. Also, inspect the antenna and cable for any damage; if necessary, replace the antenna or cable.
How to fix no picture on Kongsberg SIMRAD CP40 GPS display?
If there is no picture on the display screen of your Kongsberg GPS, first press the [PWR] key on the keypad. If the issue persists, check the fuse in the CP40/50 power cable and replace it, ensuring you use only a type F6.3A fuse.
What to do if Kongsberg SIMRAD CP40 has no picture or key operation?
If your Kongsberg GPS shows no normal picture or key operation, attempt the following steps: first, turn the unit off and then on again. Next, check via [MENU], [1], [3] to see if the C-MAP chart is defective, and if so, remove it. Disconnect the power and then reconnect it. As the last resort, return the unit to factory presets.
How to adjust brightness on Kongsberg SIMRAD CP40 GPS display?
If the picture on your Kongsberg GPS display is too dark or too bright, adjust the image by pressing the [PWR] key, adjusting the light/contrast, and then pressing the [ENT] key.
Why is my Kongsberg SIMRAD CP40 screen update so slow?
If your Kongsberg GPS screen update is extremely slow, check that the stored Tracks and Routes (not currently in use) are not all drawn up on the chart. Turn off “Course line” in the “Edit route” display for each stored route, and turn off “Display track” in the “Track” display.
General| Power Supply | 10.5 - 35 VDC |
|---|---|
| Frequency | L1, 1575.42 MHz |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C |
| Display Type | LCD |
| GPS Receiver | Yes |
| Update Rate | 1 s |
| Protocols | NMEA 0183 |
Details on activating the Man Overboard function and the information displayed.
Description of the screen layout and data presented in the MOB mode.
Overview of the SIMRAD CP40/50 DGPS Chartplotter, its features, and capabilities.
Crucial safety precautions for operating the unit, covering environmental, electrical, and general use.
Explanation of the screen display system, window layouts, and screen combinations.
Description of the primary functions of the unit's keys and their operation.
How to access and navigate the menu bar for system functions and settings.
Illustration of menu and submenu organization for accessing features.
Explanation of chart display symbols for waypoints and points of interest.
Procedure for naming routes, waypoints, and data entries using the keypad.
Guidance on powering on and performing the initial setup of the unit.
Correct procedure for shutting down the unit to ensure data is saved.
Introduction to the chart menu and options for accessing chart data and settings.
Instructions for inserting, removing, and testing C-MAP electronic chart cartridges.
Explanation of the purpose and usage of various information (INFO) windows on the display.
Details the GOTO function for selecting navigation modes and setting destinations.
Explanation of the PLOT function for marking waypoints, routes, and lines on the chart.
Settings for customizing the chart display, including layers, orientation, and data visibility.
How to access and interpret current position data, including coordinates and status.
Configuration of position display settings, datum, and log reset options.
Man Overboard (MOB) position display, showing data for rescue operations.
Viewing and managing satellite reception status for GPS and DGPS calculations.
Setup and configuration for Differential GPS corrections, including beacon selection.
Accessing, viewing, and editing the list of stored waypoints.
Viewing and managing saved routes, including waypoints and leg information.
How to start and stop the track recording function for logging movement.
Backing up and transferring user data, routes, and waypoints using a DataCard.
NAV menu options when no navigation mode is active.
NAV menu options available when a navigation mode is active.
Graphical steering display (highway) used during active navigation.
Configuration of navigation parameters like alarms and auto-shift settings.
Activating and configuring the anchor guard function to prevent drifting.
Man Overboard (MOB) navigation function for rescue operations.
Starting and performing navigation along a pre-defined route.
Access to depth and temperature related functions via the Echo menu.
Special menu options covering alarms, units, language, and interface settings.
Configuring NMEA ports for data input and output with other devices.
Resetting the unit to factory defaults, including deleting memory or presets.
Mounting instructions for the CP40 unit in console, overhead, or bulkhead configurations.
Mounting options for the CP50 unit, including console, overhead, and bulkhead.
Installation process for the DS40/50 dual station remote control unit.
Guidance on proper placement and mounting of GPS antennas for optimal reception.
Illustration of pinouts and connections for various ports on the unit.
Solutions for common problems with the unit's display, operation, or GPS updates.
Technical specifications for the CP40/50 unit, including dimensions, power, and performance.
Definitions of key terms and acronyms used throughout the manual for clarity.
Comprehensive list of geodetic datums for position display selection.
How to access and interpret information about C-MAP objects displayed on the chart.
Explanation of C-MAP object categorization and display enable/disable.
