Raymarine C140w User Manual

Name: Raymarine C140w
Brand: Raymarine
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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information9
- Safety Notices9
- TFT LCD Displays10
- Water Ingress10
- Disclaimers10
- Compactflash Cards11
- EMC Conformance11
- Suppression Ferrites11
- Connections to Other Equipment11
- Declaration of Conformity11
- Product Disposal12
- Warranty Registration12
- IMO and SOLAS12
- Technical Accuracy12
Chapter 2 Handbook Information13
- User Reference Handbook Information14
- About this Manual14
Chapter 3 Getting Started15
- Multifunction Display System Integration16
- Powering the Display On/Off18
- Controls19
- Using Buttons and Softkeys20
- Using the Cursor20
- Navigating Pages and Menus21
- Initial Setup25
- System Setup Menu26
Chapter 4 Managing Display Data33
- Compactflash Cards Overview34
- Writing and Retrieving Data36
- Transferring Data Using a PC37
- Operating a Networked Display37
Chapter 5 Using Waypoints39
- Waypoints40
- How Waypoints Are Shown in Different Applications41
- Waypoint Placement42
- Displaying the Waypoint List42
- Waypoint Navigation43
- Editing a Waypoint44
- Erasing Waypoints45
- Waypoint Groups46
- Password Protecting Your Waypoints47
Chapter 6 Using the Chart49
- Chart Application Overview50
- Ensure Safe Navigation50
- Using the Chart Safely51
- What the Chart Displays51
- Chart Cards52
- Chart Datum52
- Chart Setup53
- Moving Around the Chart59
- Chart Presentation60
- Locating Your Vessel on the Chart Display72
- Waypoints73
- Routes75
  - Following a Route78
  - Editing a Route80
- Tracks82
- Measuring Distances and Bearings84
Chapter 7 Using the 3D Chart85
- Chart Overview86
- Chart Setup87
- Chart Cards88
- Chart Display Overview88
Chapter 8 Using Autopilot Control95
- Disengaging the Autopilot in an Emergency96
- Autopilot Control96
- Autopilot Control Options98
- Autopilot Alarms98
Chapter 9 Using Radar99
- Radar Overview100
- Radar Scanner Power Modes100
- Radar Range and Image Quality101
- Radar Display Overview104
- Dual Range Radar Operation (Digital Scanners Only)105
- Radar Mode and Orientation106
- Radar Tuning - DIGITAL Scanners109
- Radar Tuning - ANALOG Scanners114
- Waypoints120
- Using Radar to Measure Distances, Ranges, and Bearings121
- Using Radar to Track Targets and Avoid Collisions124
- Radar Alarms128
- Setting up Your Radar129
Chapter 10 Using AIS133
- AIS Overview134
- AIS Prerequisites135
- Classes of AIS Data136
- Enabling or Disabling AIS137
- Displaying AIS Vectors137
- AIS Status Symbols138
- AIS Silent Mode138
- Viewing AIS Target Information139
- Using AIS to Avoid Collisions140
- AIS Options141
- AIS Alarms142
- Buddy Tracking142
- Target List143
Chapter 11 Using the Course Deviation Indicator145
- Course Deviation Indicator Overview146
- Selecting the CDI Application146
- Using the CDI Application147
Chapter 12 Using the Fishfinder149
- Fishfinder Introduction150
- The Sonar Image151
- Fishfinder Presets153
- Fishfinder Display Modes154
- Bottom Lock156
- Fishfinder Range157
- Fishfinder Presentation Options159
- Fishfinder Waypoints164
- Fishfinder Alarms165
- Setting up Your Fishfinder166
Chapter 13 Using the Engine Monitor171
- Engine Monitor Overview172
- Displaying the Engine Monitor Application172
- Setting up the Engine Monitor Application173
- Changing What the Engine Monitor Displays173
- Silencing Engine Monitor Alarms174
Chapter 14 Using the Data Application175
- Data Application Overview176
- Pre-Configured Data in the Data Application176
- Customizing the Data Application178
Chapter 15 Using the Weather Application (North America Only)179
- Weather Application Overview180
- Weather Application Setup180
- Weather Application Display Overview181
- Weather Map Navigation185
- Weather Reports185
- Storm Tracking186
- Animated Weather Graphics187
Chapter 16 Using Sirius Satellite Radio (North America Only)189
- Sirius Radio Overview190
- Displaying the Sirius Radio Application190
- Sirius Radio Basic Operations191
- Sirius Radio Presets192
- Favorite Sirius Radio Song Alerts193
- Sirius Radio Parental Locking194
Chapter 17 Using Navtex195
- Navtex Overview196
- Navtex Setup196
- Viewing and Managing Navtex Messages197
Chapter 18 Using Video199
- Video Application Overview200
- Displaying the Video Application201
- Changing the Video Aspect Ratio201
- Adjusting the Video Picture202
Chapter 19 DSC VHF Radio Integration203
- Using a DSC VHF Radio with Your Display204
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration205
Chapter 20 Customizing Your Display207
- Customizing208
- Customizing the Databar209
Chapter 21 Maintaining Your Display211
- Servicing and Safety212
- Routine Equipment Checks212
- Cleaning213
- Cleaning the Display Case213
- Cleaning the Display Screen214
- Resetting Your Display214
Chapter 22 Technical Support217
- Raymarine Technical Support218
- Sirius Support218

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Raymarine C140w Specifications

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Display Size	14 inches
Display Resolution	1280 x 800 pixels
Waterproof Rating	IPX6
Operating Voltage	12/24 V DC
Contrast Ratio	800:1
Touchscreen	Yes
Display Type	TFT LCD
Brightness	1000 nits
Video Input	Composite video
Operating Temperature	-15°C to +55°C
Storage Temperature	-30 to +70 °C