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and/or updated in the database irrespective of the status that you have the alarm or show/

hide feature set to.

Displaying marine watchboxes

When the marine watchboxes feature is set to ON (default), any regions for which

an alert is valid are highlighted on the weather map as a red polygon.

To show/hide watchboxes:

Displaying watchbox data

To display the data relating to a particular watchbox:

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Watchbox alert

warning area

WATCHBOX

HID

PRESENTATION...

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Toggle as required

VIEW WARNING

Move cursor over relevant

watchbox

Issue time

Date

Thunderstorm or tornado

OBJECT INFO

e.g.

D8611_1

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1 Overview25
- What will My E-Series Integrate with25
- What Can the E-Series Display Do26
- The Simulator29
Chapter 2 General Operation31
- Introduction31
- Powering the Display ON/OFF31
- Using the Controls32
- Displaying Applications34
- Additional Screen Information35
- Initial Setup Procedures40
- Using Compactflash Cards44
- Managing Data46
- Operating a Networked E-Series Display54
- Emergencies and Warnings56
  - Man Overboard (MOB)56
  - Alarms57
Chapter 3 Working with Waypoints59
- What Is a Waypoint59
- How Are Waypoints Represented60
- Placing a Waypoint61
- Navigating to a Waypoint62
  - Start Navigating to a Waypoint62
  - Stop Navigating to a Waypoint63
- Viewing Waypoint Information63
- Editing a Waypoint64
- Sorting the Waypoint List68
- Organizing Waypoints into Groups68
- Controlling Waypoint Display71
Chapter 4 Using the Chart73
- Important73
  - Navionics Support73
  - Safety73
  - Chart Functionality73
  - Chart Cards74
- Uses of the Chart Application74
- Viewing the Chart76
- The Chart Display76
- Where am I on the Chart77
- Moving Around the Chart77
- Additional Information on the Chart78
  - Displaying Details of Objects and Features79
  - Finding Nearby Features and Services79
  - Animated Tides and Currents80
  - Displaying Details of Tides83
  - Displaying Details of Currents83
  - Displaying Details of Port Services84
  - Pilot Book Information86
  - Displaying Panoramic Photos88
  - Displaying Details of Business Services & Points of Interest89
  - Displaying an Aerial Photo Overlay90
  - Displaying Vessel Identity (AIS)92
- Measuring Distances and Bearings93
  - From Your Boat93
  - Between Two Points on Your Chart93
- Navigating to a Specific Point94
  - Go to an Existing Waypoint95
  - Resetting Cross Track Error (XTE)95
  - Arriving at Your Target Waypoint95
  - Stop Navigating to Your Target Waypoint96
  - Maintaining a View of Your Navigation96
- Building and Following a Route96
  - What Is a Route97
  - What Can I Do with a Route97
  - Building a Route98
  - Following a Route102
  - Resetting Cross Track Error (XTE)104
  - Viewing Details of Routes105
- Editing Routes106
  - Selecting a Route for Editing106
  - Editing the Selected Route107
- Monitoring Where You Are Going112
  - Using Chart Vectors112
  - Using the Course Deviation Indicator (CDI)113
- Warnings of Potential Dangers113
- Using the Radar with the Chart114
  - Synchronizing the Chart with Radar Range114
  - Viewing MARPA Targets on the Chart114
  - Distinguishing between Fixed and Moving Objects116
- Recording Where You Have Been118
  - What Is a Track118
  - How Can I Use Tracks119
  - Creating a Track119
  - Creating a Route from a Track120
- Editing Tracks121
  - Selecting a Track for Editing121
  - Editing the Selected Track122
- Defining How the Chart Windows Are Presented123
  - Working with Multiple Chart Views123
  - Setting the Orientation of the Chart124
  - Setting the Motion Mode125
- Altering the Level of Chart Detail Displayed126
  - Range Rings127
  - Navionics Combined Data Cards127
  - To Display Bathymetric Information (Fish 'N' Chip)127
  - Showing or Hiding Waypoints/Waypoint Information127
  - Showing or Hiding a Route or a Track129
  - Showing or Hiding Cartographic Features130
- Setting up Your Chart and Its Cartography131
  - Chart Setup131
  - Cartography Setup134
- Chart Layers135
  - Radar Overlay136
  - Synchronizing Chart Scale with Radar Range136
  - Viewing MARPA Targets on the Chart137
  - Ais137
  - Range Rings138
Chapter 5: 3D Chart139
- Important139
  - Chart Functionality139
  - Safety139
- An Introduction139
- What Can I Use the 3D Chart Application for140
- The 3D Chart Display140
- Where am I on the 3D Chart141
- Moving Around the 3D Chart141
- Other 3D Controls142
  - Soft Keys142
- Changing the Mode143
  - Active Motion Mode143
  - Planning Mode143
- Changing the View144
- Aerial Photo Overlay146
- Making the View Clearer146
  - Exaggeration146
  - Declutter147
- Using 2D and 3D Charts Together148
  - View Locator148
  - Chart Synchronization149
- Using the 3D Chart with a Fishfinder150
- Navigating with 3D Charts151
- Setting up the 3D Chart151
Chapter 6 The Fishfinder153
- The Fishfinder Display153
- Background Information153
- Operating the Fishfinder154
- Explaining the Readout154
- Factors Influencing the Readout154
- Display Mode Settings155
- Range Control159
  - Changing the Range159
  - Range Shift160
- Presentation Toolbar160
- Measuring Depth and Distance162
- Fishfinder Alarms165
- Editing Presets165
  - Manual Frequency Selection166
  - Automatic Frequency Selection166
- Fishfinder Configuration167
  - DSM and Transducer Setup167
Chapter 7 Using the Radar (Analog)173
- Introduction173
- What Is Radar173
- Powering On/Off the Various Scanner Operating Modes178
- The Radar Picture179
- Marking a Position on the Radar Screen180
- Changing What You See in the Radar Window180
- Getting the Best Picture184
  - Using the GAIN Functions184
  - Using the Enhance Echoes Softkey Functions187
- Changing the Displayed Range189
  - Radar Range and Chart Scale Synchronization190
- Measuring Distances, Ranges and Bearings191
- Using Radar to Avoid a Collision195
- Setting up Your Radar203
- Warnings of Potential Dangers205
Chapter 8 Using the Radar (Digital)207
- Radar Setup207
  - Select Scanner207
  - Scanner Setup207
- Radar Alarms209
- Powering On/Off the Various Scanner Operating Modes210
  - Radar Status210
- Radar Range and Image Quality211
  - Range211
  - Image Quality211
- Radar Window Overview215
- Using Waypoints with the Radar216
- Radar Display Options216
- Dual Range220
- Tuning the Radar Display221
- Tuning the Radar Display: ENHANCE ECHOES223
- Radar Range224
  - Synchronizing Radar Range and Chart Scale225
- Measuring Distance, Range and Bearing225
- Using Radar to Track Objects230
Chapter 9 Using the Data Application237
- Introduction237
- Selecting a Data Application237
- Selecting the Data for Display238
  - Pre-Configured Data Panels238
  - Customize the Panels239
Chapter 10 Autopilot Control243
- Emergency Disengage243
- Enabling and Engaging the Autopilot243
- The Autopilot Control Screen245
- Waypoint Arrival246
  - When There Are more Waypoints in Your Route246
  - When You Reach the Last Waypoint in Your Route247
Chapter 11:Video249
- Introduction249
- Setting up the Video Application249
Chapter 12:Engine Monitoring255
- Introduction255
- Displaying and Setting up the Engine Monitor255
- The Engine Monitor Display257
- Configuring the Engine Panels257
- What Should I Do When an Alarm Is Triggered257
  - Graphical Engine Data258
Chapter 13:Using The Course Deviation Indicator259
- Introduction259
- The CDI Screen259
  - Steering Instructions260
- Selecting the CDI Application260
- Modifying the CDI Application260
Chapter 14:Weather (US Only)261
- Overview261
- Important Information261
  - Disclaimer261
- Setting up the Weather Application261
- The Weather Display263
- Moving Around the Weather Map263
- Placing Waypoints263
- Weather Graphics264
- Animated Weather Graphics270
  - Setting up Animation271
  - Running Animation271
- Viewing Weather Reports271
- Watchbox Warnings273
- Weather Application Setup275
- Troubleshooting276
Chapter 15 Sirius Audio (US Only)277
- To Start Using Sirius Radio277
- Tuning to a Channel278
- Browsing Channels278
  - Filtering Categories from the Browse279
  - To Filter Categories279
- Scanning Channels279
  - To Scan Channels279
- Hiding or Showing Channels and Categories279
  - To Hide or Show a Channel or Category279
- Presets280
- Parental Locking280
- Favorite Song Alerts282
  - To Enable Favorite Alerts282
  - To Set up a Song or Artist Alert282
Chapter 16 Navtex283
- Overview283
- Setting up Navtex Weather283
- Incoming Message Alerts283
- Viewing Messages284
  - Displaying the Navtex Message List284
  - Displaying and Scrolling through a Message284
- Managing Navtex Messages284
  - Selecting Message Alert Categories284
  - Sorting the Message List285
Chapter 17 Automatic Identification System (AIS)287
- Introduction287
- What Is AIS287
  - Classes of AIS Data287
- What Do I Need to Run AIS289
- Selecting the AIS Function289
  - AIS Status289
- How Is AIS Data Displayed290
  - AIS Target Symbols290
  - Viewing Target Information291
- Using AIS for Collision Avoidance294
- AIS Alarms296
  - Local AIS Alarms296
  - Active Alarm List297
- Simulator298
- AIS Layer Setup Menu298
Chapter 18 System Setup and Customizing299
- Changing the Data Master299
- Customizing the299
- Changing the Databar301
- Changing the Set up Menu Options308
Chapter 19 Maintenance & Troubleshooting319
- Introduction319
- Maintenance Procedures319
- Resetting the Display321
  - Settings Reset321
  - Settings and Data Reset321
- Troubleshooting Your Display323
  - Common Problems and How to Solve Them323
- Getting Technical Support326

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