Why can't I control the thermal camera from my Raymarine Marine GPS System display?
If you cannot control the thermal camera from the Raymarine display or keyboard, ensure the thermal camera application is running on the multifunction display, not the video application.
What to do if my Raymarine Monitor shows no depth reading or lost bottom lock?
If your Raymarine Monitor shows no depth reading or has lost bottom lock, check the transducer location to ensure it's installed correctly. Also, verify the transducer angle, adjusting if it's too great. If the transducer has a kick-up mechanism, ensure it hasn't kicked up. Check the power supply voltage under load, and inspect the transducer for damage or fouling.
Why is the touchscreen on my Raymarine Marine GPS System not working correctly?
If your Raymarine Marine GPS System's touchscreen isn't working as expected, first ensure that touch lock is disabled using the Trackpad on the home screen. Make sure you're using bare fingers on the screen. Calibrate the touchscreen via the setup menus. Clean and dry the screen carefully if there are saltwater deposits.
Why is video not displayed on my Raymarine Marine GPS System?
If the video is not displayed on your Raymarine Marine GPS System, it could be because the camera is in Standby mode. Use the camera controls (either the thermal camera application or JCU) to wake the camera from standby. Also, check the thermal camera video cables to ensure they are properly connected. Finally, verify the power connections to the camera and JCU / PoE injector (if used).
What to do if my Raymarine Marine GPS System shows 'No Data' or 'No scanner' message?
If you are getting no data or a 'No scanner' message on your Raymarine Marine GPS System, there are several things to check: 1. Ensure the scanner power supply cable is sound and connections are tight and free from corrosion. 2. Check the relevant fuses and breakers. 3. Verify the power source provides the correct voltage and sufficient current (use a voltage booster if needed). 4. Confirm the scanner is correctly connected to a Raymarine network switch or SeaTalkhs crossover coupler. 5. Check the status of the Raymarine network switch. 6. Ensure SeaTalkhs/RayNet cables are free from damage. Also, make sure the switch at the scanner pedestal is in the ON position. If there is a software mismatch, contact Raymarine technical support.
How to troubleshoot Raymarine Marine GPS System if it does not start up?
If your Raymarine Marine GPS System or part of it does not start, it is likely a power supply problem. Check the relevant fuses and breakers. Ensure the power supply cable is in good condition and all connections are tight and free from corrosion. Verify that the power source provides the correct voltage and sufficient current.
Why does my Raymarine Marine GPS System say “No Fix”?
If the Raymarine Marine GPS System displays a “No Fix” GPS status icon, it could be due to geographic location or prevailing conditions preventing a satellite fix. Check periodically to see if a fix is obtained in better conditions or another geographic location. Also, ensure that external GPS connections and cabling are correct and fault free. Make sure the GPS antenna has a clear view of the sky. For installation issues, refer to the installation instructions.
How to fix a Raymarine Monitor radar that will not initialize (Voltage control module (VCM) stuck in “sleep mode”)?
If your Raymarine Monitor radar will not initialize because the Voltage Control Module (VCM) is stuck in 'sleep mode', check the power connection at the VCM. Ensure the voltage at the input is 12/24V and the voltage at the output is 40V.
What does it mean if my Raymarine Monitor displays 'No Data' or 'No scanner message'?
If your Raymarine Monitor displays 'No Data' or 'No scanner message', check the scanner power supply cable to ensure it's sound and connections are tight and free from corrosion. Also, check that the scanner is correctly connected to a Raymarine network switch or SeaTalkhs crossover coupler, as applicable. Ensure the scanner pedestal switch is in the ON position.
What to do if my Raymarine Monitor will not boot up (re-boot loop)?
If your Raymarine Monitor will not boot up, it could be due to the power supply and connection issues. Also, in the unlikely event that the product's software has become corrupted, please try re-flashing the latest software from the Raymarine website. On display products, as a last resort, you can try to perform a ‘Power on Reset’; however, this will delete all settings/presets and user data and revert the unit back to factory defaults.
General| GPS | Yes |
|---|---|
| Chartplotter | Yes |
| Radar Compatible | Yes |
| Sonar | Yes |
| Display Type | Color LCD |
| Chart Compatibility | Navionics |
Covers safe navigation practices, route generation limitations, and traffic separation rules.
Safety precautions for radar transmission, sonar operation, and touchscreen display usage.
Covers care for chart/memory cards, secure card reader, sun covers, and product cleaning.
Guides through startup wizard, boat details (depth, beam, height), time/date, data master, and GPS setup.
Instructions for saving, exporting, importing, and erasing waypoints, routes, tracks, and settings.
Introduces autopilot control features and guides on enabling it for different autopilot types.
Instructions on engaging, disengaging, and adjusting the autopilot's heading and modes.
Covers pilot set-up, vessel settings, drive settings, rudder alignment, and system monitoring.
Explains alarm types, color coding, acknowledging alarms, and using the Alarm Manager.
Details how to change alarm thresholds, enable/disable alarms, and clear alarm history.
Configures safety, general, switch panel, and engine alarms, including thresholds and options.
Explains how to activate, cancel MOB alarms, and the waypoint (MOB) button/icon.
Explains fuel manager overview, enabling/disabling, setting capacity, economy units, and fuel logging.
Details AIS overview, target types, status, symbols, and system prerequisites for functionality.
Details dangerous targets, collision avoidance features, target interception, and course/speed change examples.
Details waypoint display, context menu, placement, groups, searching, and symbols.
Covers route features, building routes, automatic route generation, review, editing, and troubleshooting.
Details chart application features for navigation, route planning, and electronic charts.
Details AIS, MARPA, Target Interception, Guard Zone Alarm, and Dangerous Targets for collision avoidance.
Details fishfinder features, sonar modules, selecting channels/transducers, and troubleshooting crosstalk.
Covers display modes (Zoom, A-Scope, Bottom Lock), sensitivity settings, gain, contrast, noise filter, alarms, and frequency tuning.
Details radar features, scanner types, sensitivity controls, gain modes, and status symbols.
Covers radar range, image quality factors (side lobes, echoes, clutter, interference), and maximum range.
Details collision avoidance features (AIS, MARPA) and MARPA operation and risk assessment.
Covers engine data display, identification wizard, and setting boat details like engines and fuel tanks.
Details camera application overview, changing feeds, switching streams, Quad View, and camera cycling.
Explains recording IP camera feeds, playback, taking photos, viewing images, and camera LED control.
Details thermal camera overview, image display, status icons, setup, and image adjustments.
Details fixed mount thermal camera overview, image display, status icons, setup, and image adjustments.
Covers enabling MFD Wi-Fi, connecting to access points/hotspots, and removing saved networks.
Provides general troubleshooting steps and solutions for power-up problems.
Covers troubleshooting for radar issues (no data, incorrect bearing) and GPS issues (no fix).
Addresses issues with automatic route generation and sonar problems (scrolling, depth, interference).
Covers troubleshooting for video, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, touchscreen, and general erratic behavior.
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