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Static Data

Ship's name

Type

Call sign

IMO number

Length and beam

Antenna loctation

Draft

Cargo information

Destination

ETA

Other relevant information

Time

Ship's position

COG

SOG

Gyro heading

Rate of turn

Navigational status

Dynamic Data

Voyage Related Data

Data details

Class A

(Sends and receives)

Class B

(receives only)

Ship's speed

Ship's status

Dynamic Reports

Alarm

Safety

Messages

Main Page

Default Chapter2
- Copyright Notice2
- Trademarks and Registered Trademarks2
- Important Information3
- Intended Use3
- Safety Notices3
- About this Manual5
- Technical Accuracy5
- Emc Conformance6
- Table of Contents7
Chapter 1: Overview17
- What will My E-Series Integrate with17
- What Can the E-Series Display Do18
- The Simulator21
Chapter 2: General Operation23
- Introduction23
- Powering the Display ON/OFF23
- Using the Controls24
- Displaying Applications26
- Additional Screen Information27
- Status Icons30
- Initial Setup Procedures31
- Using Compactflash Cards35
- Managing Data37
- Operating a Networked E-Series Display44
- Emergencies and Warnings46
  - Man Overboard (MOB)46
  - Alarms47
Chapter 3: Working with Waypoints49
- What Is a Waypoint49
- How Are Waypoints Represented50
- Placing a Waypoint51
- Navigating to a Waypoint52
  - Start Navigating to a Waypoint52
  - Stop Navigating to a Waypoint53
- Viewing Waypoint Information53
- Editing a Waypoint54
- Sorting the Waypoint List58
- Organising Waypoints into Groups58
- Controlling Waypoint Display61
Chapter 4: Using the Chart63
- Important63
- Uses of the Chart Application64
- Viewing the Chart65
- The Chart Display65
- Where am I on the Chart66
- Moving Around the Chart66
- Additional Information on the Chart67
- Measuring Distances and Bearings79
  - From Your Boat79
  - Between Two Points on Your Chart79
- Navigating to a Specific Point80
- Building and Following a Route83
- Editing Routes92
  - Selecting a Route for Editing92
  - Editing the Selected Route93
    - Changing the Name or Color of a Route97
    - Erasing a Route97
- Monitoring Where You Are Going98
  - Using Chart Vectors98
  - Using the Course Deviation Indicator (CDI)99
- Warnings of Potential Dangers99
- E-Series Networked Display Reference Manual100
Chapter 5: 3D Chart119
- Important119
  - Chart Functionality119
  - Safety119
- An Introduction119
- What Can I Use the 3D Chart Application for120
- The 3D Chart Display120
- Where am I on the 3D Chart121
- Moving Around the 3D Chart121
- Other 3D Controls122
  - Soft Keys122
- Changing the Mode123
  - Active Motion Mode123
  - Planning Mode123
- Changing the View124
- Aerial Photo Overlay126
- Making the View Clearer126
  - Exaggeration126
  - Declutter127
- Using 2D and 3D Charts Together128
  - View Locator128
  - Chart Synchronization129
- Using the 3D Chart with a Fishfinder130
- Navigating with 3D Charts130
- Setting up the 3D Chart131
Chapter 6: Using the Fishfinder133
- Introduction133
- How Does the Fishfinder Work133
- What Can the Fishfinder Show Me134
- Enhancing What You See138
- Marking a Position145
- Determining Depths and Distances of Targets146
  - Measuring Using Vrms147
- Fishfinder Alarms148
- Setting up Your Fishfinder148
- Other Settings Affecting the Fishfinder Image152
Chapter 7: Using the Radar157
- Introduction157
- What Is Radar157
- Powering On/Off the Various Scanner Operating Modes162
- The Radar Picture163
- Marking a Position on the Radar Screen164
- Changing What You See in the Radar Window164
- Getting the Best Picture168
- Changing the Displayed Range173
  - Radar Range and Chart Scale Synchronization173
- Measuring Distances, Ranges and Bearings174
- Using the Range Rings174
- Using Radar to Avoid a Collision178
- Setting up Your Radar186
- Bearing Alignment187
- Warnings of Potential Dangers188
Chapter 8: Using the Data Application189
- Introduction189
- Selecting a Data Application189
- Selecting the Data for Display190
  - Pre-Configured Data Panels190
  - Customize the Panels191
Chapter 9: Video195
- Introduction195
- Setting up the Video Application195
Chapter 10:Using The Course Deviation Indicator201
- Introduction201
- The CDI Screen201
  - Steering Instructions202
- Selecting the CDI Application202
- Modifying the CDI Application202
Chapter 11:Using The Engine Monitor203
- Introduction203
- Displaying and Setting up the Engine Monitor203
- The Engine Monitor Display205
- Configuring the Engine Panels205
- What Should I Do When an Alarm Is Triggered205
Chapter 12:Weather (US Only)207
- Overview207
- Important Information207
  - Disclaimer207
- Setting up the Weather Application207
- The Weather Display209
- Moving Around the Weather Map209
- Placing Waypoints209
- Weather Graphics210
- Animated Weather Graphics216
  - Setting up Animation216
  - Running Animation217
- Viewing Weather Reports217
- Watchbox Warnings219
- Weather Application Setup221
- Troubleshooting222
Chapter 13: Navtex223
- Overview223
- Setting up Navtex Weather223
- Incoming Message Alerts223
- Viewing Messages224
  - Displaying the Navtex Message List224
  - Displaying and Scrolling through a Message224
- Managing Navtex Messages224
  - Selecting Message Alert Categories224
  - Sorting the Message List225
Chapter 14: Automatic Identification System (AIS)227
- Introduction227
- What Is AIS227
  - Classes of AIS Data227
- What Do I Need to Run AIS229
- Selecting the AIS Function229
  - AIS Status229
- How Is AIS Data Displayed230
- Using AIS for Collision Avoidance233
- AIS Alarms234
  - Local AIS Alarms235
  - Active Alarm List235
- Simulator236
- AIS Layer Setup Menu236
Chapter 15: System Setup and Customizing237
- Changing the Data Master237
- Customizing the237
- Changing the Databar239
- Changing the Set up Menu Options243
Chapter 16: Maintenance & Troubleshooting255
- Introduction255
- Maintenance Procedures255
- Resetting the Display256
  - Settings Reset256
  - Settings and Data Reset257
- Troubleshooting Your Display257
  - Common Problems and How to Solve Them257
- Getting Technical Support260
Appendix A:specification for the E80 and E120 Displays265
- Data Features270
Appendix B: List of Abbreviations273
Appendix C: List of Cursor Labels275
Appendix D:glossary of Weather Terms277

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