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D12 275 -1

Important:Usecarewhenremovingthebezel.Donotuseany

toolstoleverthebezel;doingsomaycausedamage.

1.Placebothyourthumbsontheupperleftedgeofthedisplay,at

thepositionsindicatedinthediagramabove.

2.Placeyourngersunderneaththebezel,atthepositions

indicatedinthediagramabove.

3.Inasinglermmotion,applypressuretotheouteredgeofthe

displaywithyourthumbsandpullthebezeltowardsyouusing

yourngers.

Thebezelshouldnowcomeawayfromthedisplayeasily.

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information9
- TFT Displays9
- Water Ingress9
- Disclaimers10
- Chart Cards and Memory Cards10
- EMC Installation Guidelines10
- RF Exposure10
- Fcc10
- Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)10
- FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))10
- Industry Canada10
- Industry Canada (Français)11
- Third Party Software License Agreements11
- Suppression Ferrites11
- Connections to Other Equipment11
- Declaration of Conformity11
- Product Disposal11
- Warranty Registration11
- IMO and SOLAS11
- Technical Accuracy11
Chapter 2 Handbook Information13
- Handbook Information14
- Handbook Conventions14
- Handbook Illustrations15
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation17
- System Integration18
- Installation Checklist22
- System Limits22
- Multiple Data Sources (MDS) Overview23
- Identifying Your Display Variant23
- Networking Constraints24
- Typical Systems25
- System Protocols27
- Data Master28
- Parts Supplied28
- Parts Supplied29
- Tools Required for Installation29
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections31
- General Cabling Guidance32
- Connections Overview32
- Power Connection33
- Network Connections35
- GPS Connection40
- AIS Connection40
- Fastheading Connection41
- Seatalk Ng Connections41
- Seatalk Connection43
- NMEA 0183 Connection44
- Nmea 0183 Cable45
- NMEA 2000 Connection46
- Video Connection46
- Video In-Out Connection47
- Bluetooth Connections48
- Wifi Connections49
Chapter 5 Location and Mounting51
- Selecting a Location52
- Removing the Rear Bezel53
- Flush Mounting54
- Attaching the Rear Bezel54
- Bracket (Trunnion) Mounting55
- Front Bezel55
Chapter 6 Getting Started57
- Display Power58
- E7 / E7D Controls58
- C95 / C97 / C125 / C127 / E95 / E97 / E125 / E127 Controls59
- Multifunction Display Variants60
- Hybridtouch Overview61
- Touchscreen Overview61
- Homescreen Overview62
- System Checks62
- Radar Check63
- Enabling Autopilot Functions65
- Enabling AIS Functions66
- Language Selection66
- Pages67
- Applications68
- Screen Overview68
- Editing Information in Dialogs70
- Editing Numerical Values in Dialogs71
- Basic Touchscreen Operations71
- Databar Status Symbols72
- Initial Set up Procedures73
- Simulator Mode74
Chapter 7 Managing Display Data75
- Memory Cards Overview76
- Inserting a Memory Card or Chart Card76
- Removing a Memory Card or Chart Card77
- Saving User Data and User Settings77
- Resetting Your System81
Chapter 8 Using Waypoints, Routes and Tracks83
- Waypoints84
- Routes88
- Tracks92
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity93
Chapter 9 Using the Chart95
- Chart Application Overview96
- Vessel Position and Orientation97
- Chart Views99
- Chart Context Menu101
- My Data Options101
- Navigation Options102
- Measuring Distances and Bearings102
- Chart Vectors103
- Current Information104
- Tide Information105
- Chart Object Information106
- Chart Presentation107
- Chart Set-Up110
Chapter 10 Using Autopilot Control115
- Autopilot Control116
- Autopilot Status Symbols117
- Autopilot Alarms117
Chapter 11 Using Alarms and MOB Functions119
- Using man Overboard (MOB) Functions120
- Alarms121
Chapter 12 Using Radar125
- Radar Overview126
- Digital Radar Scan Speed127
- Radar Scanner Status Symbols127
- Radar Range and Image Quality128
- Radar Display Overview129
- Dual Range Radar Operation130
- Radar Mode and Orientation131
- Radar Adjustments: HD and Superhd Digital Scanners133
- Radar Adjustments: Non-HD Digital Radomes135
- Radar Presentation Menu Options136
- Using Radar to Measure Distances, Ranges, and Bearings138
- Using Radar to Track Targets and Avoid Collisions140
- Scanner Set-Up Menu Options144
- Resetting the Radar145
Chapter 13 Using AIS147
- AIS Overview148
- AIS Prerequisites149
- AIS Context Menu149
- Enabling AIS150
- Displaying AIS Vectors150
- AIS Status Symbols151
- AIS Silent Mode151
- AIS Target Symbols152
- Displaying Detailed AIS Target Information152
- Viewing All AIS Targets153
- Using AIS to Avoid Collisions153
- AIS Options154
- AIS Alarms155
- Buddy Tracking155
Chapter 14 Using the Fishfinder157
- Fishfinder Introduction158
- The Sonar Image159
- Fishfinder Presets160
- Dual / Single Frequency Fishfinder160
- Fishfinder Preset Configuration161
- Fishfinder Display Modes161
- Fishfinder Range163
- Fishfinder Sensitivity Adjustments164
- Fishfinder Presentation Options165
- Depth and Distance with the Fishfinder166
- Fishfinder Scrolling167
- Fishfinder Waypoints167
- Fishfinder Alarms168
- Sounder Set-Up Menu Options169
- Transducer Set-Up Menu Options170
- Resetting the Sonar171
Chapter 15 Using the Data Application173
- Data Application Overview174
- Pre-Configured Datapages174
- Customizing the Data Application175
Chapter 16 Using the Weather Application (North America Only)179
- Weather Application Overview180
- Weather Application Set up180
- Weather Application Display Overview181
- Weather Map Navigation184
- Weather Context Menu184
- Weather Information185
- Weather Reports185
- Animated Weather Graphics186
- Weather Application Menu Options187
- Glossary of Weather Terms188
Chapter 17 Using Video191
- Video Application Overview192
Chapter 18 Wireless Video Streaming193
- Video Streaming Connection194
- Enabling Wifi194
- Enabling Display Streaming195
- Setting up Wifi Security195
- Selecting a Wifi Channel196
Chapter 19 Media Player Application197
- Media Player Connection198
- Enabling Bluetooth198
- Pairing a Bluetooth Media Player199
- Enabling Audio Control199
- Media Player Controls200
- Media Player Controls Using a Remote Control200
- Unpairing a Bluetooth Device201
Chapter 20 Using the Thermal Camera Application203
- Thermal Camera Application Overview204
- Camera Control205
- Image Adjustments206
- Camera Setup207
Chapter 21 DSC VHF Radio Integration209
- Using a DSC VHF Radio with Your Display210
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration210
Chapter 22 Using a Remote Control211
- Remote Control Connection212
- Pairing the Remote and Configuring the up and down Buttons212
- Operating Principles213
- Customizing the SHORTCUT Button213
- Remote Control Functions214
- Reconnecting the RCU215
Chapter 23 Customizing Your Display217
- Language Selection218
- Boat Details219
- Units Set-Up220
- Time and Date Set-Up221
- Display Preferences222
- Data Cell and Databar Customization223
- System Set-Up Menus226
  - System Settings Menu229
  - Maintenance Menu234
Chapter 24 Maintaining Your Display235
- Service and Maintenance236
- Routine Equipment Checks236
- Cleaning237
- Cleaning the Display Case237
- Cleaning the Display Screen238
Chapter 25 Troubleshooting239
- Troubleshooting240
- Power up Troubleshooting241
- Radar Troubleshooting242
- GPS Troubleshooting243
- Sonar Troubleshooting244
- Thermal Camera Troubleshooting245
- System Data Troubleshooting246
- Video Troubleshooting247
- Wi-Fi Troubleshooting248
- Bluetooth Troubleshooting249
- Touchscreen Troubleshooting250
- Miscellaneous Troubleshooting251
Chapter 26 Technical Support253
- Raymarine Customer Support254
- Third-Party Support254
Chapter 27 Technical Specification255
- Technical Specification256
Chapter 28 Spares and Accessories259
- Transducer Accessories260
- Cables260
- E7 E7D Spares261
- E7 / E7D Service Spares261
- E95 / E97 / C95 / C97 Spares262
- E95 / E97 / C95 / C97 Service Spares262
- E125 / E127 / C125 / C127 Spares263
- E125 / E127 / C125 / C127 Service Spares263
Appendix A NMEA 0183 Sentences265
Appendix B NMEA 2000 Sentences266
Appendix C Connectors and Pinouts267

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