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Details equipment testing and compliance with FCC rules on radio frequency interference.
Specifies conditions for device operation regarding interference acceptance.
Introduction to the chartplotter, its features, and manual scope.
Guidelines for cleaning the display and handling plug-in cards.
Explanation of C-MAP chart cards and user cards for data storage.
Instructions for detaching and reattaching the display unit.
Overview of unit keys, basic operations, menus, power, and alarms.
Using simulate mode and managing main windows, multi-window displays, and favorites.
Customizing the data header and enabling the compass display.
Methods for navigating to destinations, including points, waypoints, and routes.
Understanding the chart display, modes, symbols, scale, and finding chart symbols.
Tools for measuring distances, bearings, plotting courses, and displaying projected positions.
Recording, displaying, and managing boat track data.
Viewing entered waypoints and their details.
Creating, editing, deleting, and sorting waypoints.
Listing created routes and their start/end points.
Creating, editing, displaying, and deleting routes.
Explanation of GPS navigation and Differential GPS correction methods.
Displaying satellite status, time, HDOP, and signal strengths.
Selecting and customizing analog gauge displays for boat data.
Selecting and configuring the data fields displayed in the Data window.
What the fuel computer does and how to view fuel data in the Fuel window.
Procedures for updating fuel levels, setting low fuel alarms.
Selecting speed sources and understanding fuel economy.
Creating, using curves, and calibrating fuel sensors.
Displaying tide information at stations and choosing dates for tide charts.
Saving and loading waypoints, routes, and tracks to/from the user card.
Introduction to AIS and displaying vessel information on charts.
Identifying dangerous vessels and accessing AIS message lists.
Understanding Distress, Poll, and Buddy track windows.
Displaying, navigating to, and managing boats in DSC/Buddy track windows.
Configuring basic system settings and customizing chart display options.
Setting up GPS, fuel sensors, and track recording parameters.
Configuring AIS filtering, logs, alarms, and display units.
Setting up communication, calibration, time, favorites, and simulate modes.
Details equipment testing and compliance with FCC rules on radio frequency interference.
Specifies conditions for device operation regarding interference acceptance.
Introduction to the chartplotter, its features, and manual scope.
Guidelines for cleaning the display and handling plug-in cards.
Explanation of C-MAP chart cards and user cards for data storage.
Instructions for detaching and reattaching the display unit.
Overview of unit keys, basic operations, menus, power, and alarms.
Using simulate mode and managing main windows, multi-window displays, and favorites.
Customizing the data header and enabling the compass display.
Methods for navigating to destinations, including points, waypoints, and routes.
Understanding the chart display, modes, symbols, scale, and finding chart symbols.
Tools for measuring distances, bearings, plotting courses, and displaying projected positions.
Recording, displaying, and managing boat track data.
Viewing entered waypoints and their details.
Creating, editing, deleting, and sorting waypoints.
Listing created routes and their start/end points.
Creating, editing, displaying, and deleting routes.
Explanation of GPS navigation and Differential GPS correction methods.
Displaying satellite status, time, HDOP, and signal strengths.
Selecting and customizing analog gauge displays for boat data.
Selecting and configuring the data fields displayed in the Data window.
What the fuel computer does and how to view fuel data in the Fuel window.
Procedures for updating fuel levels, setting low fuel alarms.
Selecting speed sources and understanding fuel economy.
Creating, using curves, and calibrating fuel sensors.
Displaying tide information at stations and choosing dates for tide charts.
Saving and loading waypoints, routes, and tracks to/from the user card.
Introduction to AIS and displaying vessel information on charts.
Identifying dangerous vessels and accessing AIS message lists.
Understanding Distress, Poll, and Buddy track windows.
Displaying, navigating to, and managing boats in DSC/Buddy track windows.
Configuring basic system settings and customizing chart display options.
Setting up GPS, fuel sensors, and track recording parameters.
Configuring AIS filtering, logs, alarms, and display units.
Setting up communication, calibration, time, favorites, and simulate modes.
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