How to fix weak Bluetooth signal on Raymarine a77 Marine Equipment?
If you are experiencing a weak or intermittent Bluetooth signal with your Raymarine Marine Equipment, temporarily disable each wireless device in turn until you have identified the device causing the interference.
How to troubleshoot Raymarine a77 that won't start?
If your Raymarine Marine Equipment system or part of it does not start up, there could be a power supply problem. Check the relevant fuses and breakers. Also, verify that the power supply cable is in good condition and that all connections are tight and free from corrosion. Finally, ensure that the power source provides the correct voltage and sufficient current.
Why does my Raymarine Monitor not turn on or keep turning off?
Your Raymarine Monitor might not be turning on or keeps turning off due to several reasons: a blown fuse or tripped breaker (check and replace if necessary, and inspect for cable damage if fuses repeatedly blow), a poor or damaged power supply cable or connections (ensure the cable is fully inserted and locked, check for damage or corrosion, and flex the cable to check for reboots), incorrect power connection (ensure the installation instructions have been followed), or an insufficient power source (check the power supply voltage under load).
What to do if my Raymarine Monitor displays a “No Fix” GPS status icon?
If your Raymarine Monitor displays a 'No Fix' GPS status icon, it could be due to your geographic location or prevailing conditions preventing a satellite fix (check periodically in better conditions or another location), a GPS connection fault (ensure external GPS connections and cabling are correct), or an external GPS antenna in a poor position (ensure the GPS antenna has a clear view of the sky).
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.
How to fix weak Wi-Fi signal on Raymarine a77?
If you are experiencing a weak or intermittent Wi-Fi signal with your Raymarine Marine Equipment, temporarily disable each wireless device in turn until you have identified the device causing the interference.
Why is instrument data missing from some Raymarine a77 displays?
If instrument or other system data is missing from some but not all displays on your Raymarine Marine Equipment, check that all required equipment is connected to the network. Verify the status of the Raymarine network switch and ensure that SeaTalkhs/RayNet cables are free from damage. If a software mismatch between equipment is suspected, contact Raymarine technical support.
Why can't I control the thermal camera from my Raymarine Marine Equipment?
If you cannot control the thermal camera from the Raymarine display or keyboard, ensure the thermal camera application is running on the multifunction display, as opposed to the video application which does not have camera controls.
Why isn't the touchscreen working on my Raymarine Marine Equipment?
If the touchscreen on your Raymarine Marine Equipment does not operate as expected, ensure that the touch lock is disabled. The touch lock can be turned off on the home screen using the Joystick. Also, make sure you are operating the screen with bare fingers, as gloves may prevent correct operation. Calibrate the touchscreen using the setup menus. If there are saltwater deposits on the screen, carefully clean and dry the screen according to the provided instructions.
Why is instrument data missing from all Raymarine a77 Marine Equipment displays?
If instrument, engine, or other system data is unavailable at all displays on your Raymarine Marine Equipment, check the data bus (e.g., SeaTalkng) wiring and connections to ensure data is being received at the display. Verify the overall integrity of the data bus (e.g., SeaTalkng) wiring. Check the source of the missing data (e.g., ST70 instrument or engine interface) to ensure it is operating. Also, check the power to the SeaTalk bus. If a software mismatch between equipment is suspected, contact Raymarine technical support.
General| Display Size | 7 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Resolution | 800 x 480 pixels |
| Chartplotter | Yes |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C |
| GPS | Built-in GPS |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX6 |
| Cartography | Navionics |
| Radar Compatibility | Raymarine Quantum and HD Radar |
| Sonar Compatibility | CHIRP |
| Networking | NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183 |
Recommends certified installation by an approved installer for enhanced warranty benefits.
Details regarding product usage, chart data, and compatibility with third-party products.
Information on using MicroSD cards for data backup, archiving, and chart data.
Explains Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) regulations and installation requirements.
Overview of the handbook's applicability, scope, and software revision details.
Details the various display variants for a Series, c Series, and e Series MFDs.
Details device compatibility and connection protocols within the system.
Lists the essential activities involved in installing the system.
Explains how MDS manages data conflicts and allows selection of preferred data sources.
Details general, master/repeater, homescreen, cartography, radar, and sonar networking constraints.
Explains how the display connects using various protocols like SeaTalkhs, SeaTalkng, NMEA 2000, SeaTalk, and NMEA 0183.
Provides guidance on selecting an optimal mounting location considering ventilation, surface, cabling, and interference.
Provides guidance on cable types, routing, strain relief, circuit isolation, and cable shielding.
Details available connections for various Raymarine MFDs across different models.
Explains power connection requirements, distribution, grounding, and warnings for a6x and a7x models.
Explains connecting compatible devices using Network connectors and lists typical network devices.
Explains how to connect HD/SuperHD radar scanners directly or via a network switch.
Explains how to connect thermal cameras to compatible displays via network switch or composite video.
Covers connecting IP cameras, configuration requirements, and guidance for third-party cameras.
Details how to connect a Fusion 700 series entertainment system to the multifunction display.
Explains how to connect compatible AIS units using SeaTalkng or NMEA 0183.
Explains connecting to a SeaTalkng network for instruments, autopilots, and NMEA 2000 equipment.
Details connecting NMEA 0183 devices using the power and data cable, including port configuration.
Provides instructions for surface and bracket mounting of a Series displays.
Details procedures for surface mounting and bracket mounting of c Series and e Series displays.
Guides through the startup wizard for essential configuration settings like language, boat details, and units.
Explains how to view and interpret GPS status, satellite information, and position data.
Details steps to enable autopilot control for SeaTalk, SPX, and Evolution autopilots.
Provides instructions on how to download and install software updates to enhance features and performance.
Guides on checking GPS operation using the chart application and verifying vessel position.
Provides steps for checking radar operation, including safety precautions and bearing alignment.
Details selecting sonar channels, transducers, and performing calibration checks.
Explains how to save waypoints, routes, tracks, and settings to a memory card.
Explains how to reset the system to factory defaults, including settings and data reset.
Explains how to customize settings like boat type, engine count, and fuel capacity for the vessel.
Covers settings for general display behavior like startup page, key beep, cursor autohide, and range controls.
Explains how to customize displayed data in the databar and databoxes, including auto-hide functionality.
Explains how to view and search PDF documents, including user manuals and license agreements.
Details steps to enable autopilot control for SeaTalk, SPX, and Evolution autopilots.
Details methods to disengage the autopilot using power button, shortcuts, pilot button, or chart application.
Describes the Pilot Control dialog options for standby, auto, and starting navigation modes.
Details the Pilot Set-up page for Evolution autopilots, including vessel settings and commissioning.
Explains how alarms alert users to hazards and the color coding for severity.
Details how to configure alarm behavior, adjust thresholds, and view alarm history.
Lists available safety alarms like Waypoint arrival, Off track, Safezone, Anchor alarm, Low fuel, DSC, AIS, and MOB.
Explains the MOB function for marking a position and its activation/cancellation procedures.
Describes connecting DSC VHF radio to the MFD for distress message info and GPS position.
Details how to enable DSC Alerts from the System Settings menu.
Explains the fuel manager's function for estimating fuel remaining, distance, and time, and setting low fuel warnings.
Explains how AIS enables receiving broadcast information from other vessels and displaying them as targets.
Guides on enabling AIS overlay in Chart and Radar applications.
Details the use of AIS safe zones and safety messages to prevent collisions.
Covers adding AIS-equipped friends to a Buddy List for tracking and identification.
Explains waypoints as position markers for navigation, accessed via menus and context menus.
Describes routes as series of waypoints for passage planning and navigation.
Explains tracks as on-screen trails showing passage, created automatically from track points.
Details how waypoints, routes, and tracks can be imported and exported using a memory card.
Provides an overview of the chart application's features for route planning and navigation.
Explains the use of world base maps and electronic charts for detailed cartographic information.
Details navigation features like Pilot Controls, Goto Cursor, Goto Waypoint, and Follow Route.
Explains how motion mode controls the relationship between the chart and vessel, including Relative and True Motion.
Describes chart overlays like AIS, Radar, Aerial, NOWRad, Databoxes, and Chart Grid for enhanced information.
Details how to switch cartographic objects and overlays like Show Rocks, Nav. Marks, and Routing Systems on/off.
Explains how to view detailed information about specific cartographic objects using Chart Objects or Find Nearest.
Details depth and contour settings available based on cartography type, including Show Soundings and contours.
Provides an overview of the Fishfinder application, sonar technologies, and features.
Explains Traditional, CHIRP, DownVision, and SideVision sonar technologies and their characteristics.
Discusses potential sonar crosstalk interference and methods for reducing it.
Provides access to features and functions that enhances what is displayed on-screen.
Details Fishfinder alarms for depth data, including Fish, Fishfinder Deep, and Fishfinder Shallow alarms.
Explains how to reset the sonar unit to factory default values, clearing calibration settings.
Explains how the Data application enables viewing system and instrument data, with pre-configured datapages.
Covers customizing datapage order, content, renaming, adding, deleting, and resetting pages.
Explains how to display and identify engine data using the Data application and engine identification wizard.
Guides on specifying preferred units of measurement for distance, speed, depth, etc.
Provides an overview of the Radar application, its features, and how radar works.
Discusses factors affecting radar image quality, including side lobes, indirect echoes, and clutter.
Explains Guard Zone, VRM/EBL, and MARPA functions for tracking targets and avoiding collisions.
Explains radar orientation modes (Head-Up, North-Up, Course-Up) and motion modes (Relative, True).
Explains how to use on-screen controls for Gain, Rain, and Sea clutter tuning.
Covers adjustments for HD and SuperHD radar scanners, including presets, rain, and adjust controls.
Explains the Dual range radar function for viewing two ranges simultaneously.
Provides steps to reset radar settings to their factory defaults.
Provides an overview of the Camera application, enabling viewing of analog and IP camera feeds.
Details how to set the Camera application to Quad View to view up to 4 camera feeds simultaneously.
Details how to record live IP camera feeds and play back recorded footage.
Explains methods for capturing still images from camera feeds using capture, timer, or remote control.
Explains how to control and display a connected thermal camera, enabling navigation in low-light conditions.
Covers powering up/standby, pausing, and controlling the thermal camera's pan, tilt, and zoom functions.
Guides on adjusting thermal camera image settings like contrast, brightness, color, and scene presets.
Details the thermal camera application menu options for pan and tilt cameras with the new interface.
Explains controlling and displaying a connected thermal camera for navigation in low-light conditions.
Guides on adjusting thermal camera image settings like contrast, brightness, color, and scene presets.
Explains how the multifunction display can control a connected 700 series Fusion entertainment system.
Details the layout and controls available for iPod, USB, DVD, AM/FM radio, VHF, AUX, and Satellite radio media sources.
Details how to adjust volume levels individually for each zone or for all zones simultaneously.
Explains how to select which Fusion entertainment system the Fusion link application will control.
Explains how the weather application overlays historical, live, and forecasted weather graphics on a world map.
Details steps required before using the weather application, including connecting a Sirius weather receiver and subscribing.
Guides on moving around the weather map and placing waypoints.
Details how to view different weather reports like Tropical statements, Marine warnings, and Watchbox warnings.
Explains how to control a connected Raymarine Sirius marine weather/satellite radio receiver using the Sirius audio application.
Details Raymarine mobile apps (RayView, RayRemote, RayControl) for viewing and controlling the multifunction display via Wi-Fi.
Guides on enabling Wi-Fi on the multifunction display via System Settings.
Explains how to enable mobile apps (Viewing only or Remote Control) on the multifunction display.
Covers encrypting Wi-Fi connections using WPA2 and changing the default passphrase.
Provides information on product service, maintenance, and routine equipment checks.
Details best practices for cleaning the display screen, case, and sun cover.
Provides information on possible causes and corrective actions for common marine electronics installation problems.
Addresses problems at power up, including causes and solutions for the system not starting.
Details common radar problems, their causes, and solutions, including no data or incorrect bearing.
Covers GPS issues like "No Fix" status, connection faults, and antenna positioning.
Details warnings displayed during Autorouting, their meanings, and corrective actions.
Addresses common sonar problems like no data, problematic readings, and incorrect speed readings.
Discusses potential sonar crosstalk interference and methods for reducing it.
Covers common thermal camera issues like no video, erratic controls, and image problems.
Addresses problems with data sharing between connected equipment, including missing data and network issues.
Addresses common Wi-Fi problems like no connection, slow performance, and synchronization issues.
Covers Bluetooth issues like no wireless connection, no media player control, and weak signal.
Addresses touchscreen issues like not operating as expected or requiring calibration.
Guides on realigning the touchscreen to improve accuracy through a simple exercise.
Provides physical dimensions and weight for a6x, a7x, a9x, and a12x displays.
Details nominal supply voltage, operating voltage range, fuse/breakers, and power consumption for a6x models.
Specifies internal GPS receiver details like channels, cold start, refresh rate, and SBAS compatibility.
Details embedded electronic charts and compatible LightHouse and Navionics chart cards.
Provides contact information for Raymarine customer support via website, telephone, and email.
Lists learning resources including video tutorials, training courses, FAQs, and technical support forums.
Details network hardware components like HS5 and RJ45 RayTalkhs network switches and couplers.
Details SeaTalkng cabling components and their purposes, including backbone cables and T-piece connectors.
Lists part numbers for a Series spares including trunnion mount kits, bezels, and cables.
Details the pinouts for power, data, and video connectors, including cable cores and colors.
Provides pinouts for network connectors, specifying Ethernet pairs and cable types.
Details pinouts for SeaTalkng connectors, including identification, connector type, and signal information.
Lists NMEA 0183 sentences supported by the display for NMEA 0183 and SeaTalk protocols.
Explains how NMEA data bridging allows data repetition between NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 devices.
Lists NMEA 2000 sentences supported by the display for NMEA 2000, SeaTalkng, and SeaTalk 2 protocols.
Explains how the multifunction display provides monitoring and controls for power circuits, breakers, and switches.
Explains the switch panel application's use for monitoring and controlling vessel systems via pages and layouts.
Details Raymarine's software updates, introducing improvements and hardware support.
Identifies MFD software versions required to support listed Raymarine hardware.
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