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216 E-Series Networked Display Reference Manual

AIS List

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highlighted target:

To display the AIS List:

Viewing full AIS data

To display detailed AIS data for an individual target e.g. static and dynamic and voyage

related data:

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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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