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Gettingstarted

Main Page

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information9
- Safety Notices9
- TFT Displays10
- Water Ingress11
- Disclaimers11
- Chart Cards and Memory Cards11
- EMC Conformance11
- Third Party Software License Agreements12
- Suppression Ferrites12
- Connections to Other Equipment12
- Declaration of Conformity12
- Product Disposal12
- Warranty Registration12
- IMO and SOLAS13
- Technical Accuracy13
Chapter 2 Handbook Information15
- Handbook Information16
- Handbook Conventions17
Chapter 3 Getting Started19
- System Integration20
- Networking Constraints28
- Display Power29
- Controls29
- Hybridtouch Overview32
- Touchscreen Overview32
- Homescreen Overview33
- Pages34
- Applications36
- Screen Overview37
- Editing Information in Dialogs41
- Editing Numerical Values in Dialogs42
- Basic Touchscreen Operations42
- Databar Status Symbols43
- Ais Status Symbols44
- Initial Set up Procedures46
  - Data Master47
  - Simulator Mode48
Chapter 4 Managing Display Data49
- Memory Cards Overview50
- Inserting a Memory Card or Chart Card50
- Removing a Memory Card or Chart Card51
- Saving User Data and User Settings53
- Resetting Your System61
Chapter 5 Using Waypoints, Routes and Tracks63
- Waypoints64
- Routes74
- Tracks81
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity84
Chapter 6 Using the Chart85
- Chart Application Overview86
- Vessel Position and Orientation89
- Chart Views93
- Chart Context Menu96
- My Data Options97
- Navigation Options97
- Measuring Distances and Bearings98
- Chart Vectors99
- Current Information100
- Tide Information102
- Chart Object Information104
- Chart Presentation106
- Chart Set-Up112
Chapter 7 Using Autopilot Control119
- Autopilot Control120
- Autopilot Status Symbols122
- Autopilot Alarms123
Chapter 8 Using Alarms and MOB Functions125
- Using man Overboard (MOB) Functions126
- Alarms127
Chapter 9 Using Radar133
- Radar Overview134
- Digital Radar Scan Speed136
- Radar Scanner Status Symbols136
- Radar Range and Image Quality137
- Radar Display Overview141
- Dual Range Radar Operation143
- Radar Mode and Orientation145
- Radar Adjustments: HD and Superhd Digital Scanners149
- Radar Adjustments: Non-HD Digital Radomes153
- Radar Presentation Menu Options155
- Using Radar to Measure Distances, Ranges, and Bearings159
- Using Radar to Track Targets and Avoid Collisions164
- Scanner Set-Up Menu Options170
- Resetting the Radar173
Chapter 10 Using AIS175
- AIS Overview176
- AIS Prerequisites177
- AIS Context Menu178
- Enabling AIS179
- Displaying AIS Vectors179
- AIS Status Symbols180
- AIS Silent Mode180
- AIS Target Symbols181
- Displaying Detailed AIS Target Information182
- Viewing All AIS Targets183
- Using AIS to Avoid Collisions183
- AIS Options185
- AIS Alarms186
- Buddy Tracking186
Chapter 11 Using the Fishfinder189
- Fishfinder Introduction190
- The Sonar Image192
- Fishfinder Presets194
- Dual / Single Frequency Fishfinder195
- Fishfinder Preset Configuration195
- Fishfinder Display Modes196
- Fishfinder Range200
- Fishfinder Sensitivity Adjustments201
- Fishfinder Presentation Options204
- Depth and Distance with the Fishfinder206
- Fishfinder Scrolling208
- Fishfinder Waypoints209
- Fishfinder Alarms210
- Sounder Set-Up Menu Options212
- Transducer Set-Up Menu Options214
- Depth Offset215
- Resetting the Sonar216
Chapter 12 Using the Data Application217
- Data Application Overview218
- Pre-Configured Datapages219
- Customizing the Data Application221
Chapter 13 Using the Weather Application (North America Only)229
- Weather Application Overview230
- Weather Application Set up230
- Weather Application Display Overview231
- Weather Map Navigation237
- Weather Context Menu237
- Weather Information238
- Weather Reports239
- Animated Weather Graphics241
- Weather Application Menu Options242
- Glossary of Weather Terms245
Chapter 14 Using Video249
- Video Application Overview250
Chapter 15 Wireless Video Streaming251
- Video Streaming Connection252
- Enabling Wifi252
- Enabling Display Streaming253
- Setting up Wifi Security253
- Selecting a Wifi Channel254
Chapter 16 Media Player Application255
- Media Player Connection256
- Enabling Bluetooth257
- Pairing a Bluetooth Media Player257
- Enabling Audio Control258
- Media Player Controls258
- Unpairing a Bluetooth Device259
Chapter 17 Using the Thermal Camera Application261
- Thermal Camera Application Overview262
- Camera Control263
- Image Adjustments265
- Camera Setup268
Chapter 18 DSC VHF Radio Integration269
- Using a DSC VHF Radio with Your Display270
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration271
Chapter 19 Using a Remote Control273
- Remote Control Connection274
- Pairing the Remote and Configuring the up and down Buttons274
- Operating Principles275
- Customizing the SHORTCUT Button275
- Remote Control Functions276
Chapter 20 Customizing Your Display279
- Language Selection280
- Boat Details281
- Units Set-Up283
- Time and Date Set-Up284
- Display Preferences285
- Data Cell and Databar Customization288
- System Set-Up Menus294
  - System Settings Menu299
  - Maintenance Menu308
Chapter 21 Maintaining Your Display309
- Service and Maintenance310
- Routine Equipment Checks310
- Cleaning311
- Cleaning the Display Case311
- Cleaning the Display Screen312
Chapter 22 Technical Support313
- Raymarine Customer Support314
- Third-Party Support315

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