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Raymarine E70163- a67 MFD Wi-Fi User Manual

Raymarine E70163- a67 MFD Wi-Fi
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New a Series
New c Series
New e Series
Installation and operation
instructions
English
Date: 02-2013
Document number: 81337-6-EN
© 2013 Raymarine UK Limited
NewaSeries/NewcSeries/NeweSeries

Table of Contents

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Raymarine E70163- a67 MFD Wi-Fi Specifications

General IconGeneral
Display TypeLCD
Wi-FiYes
ChartplotterYes
Waterproof RatingIPX6 and IPX7
TouchscreenYes
EthernetYes
CompassYes
Radar CapableYes
NMEA 2000 CompatibleYes
Display Resolution640 x 480 pixels
SonarYes
GPSBuilt-in
CartographyNavionics compatible

Summary

Chapter 1: Important Information

General Safety Warnings and Cautions

Covers critical safety advice for installation, operation, and handling of the product and its components.

TFT Display Characteristics

Explains normal color variations in TFT displays.

Handling and Installation Cautions

Details precautions for transducer cables, power supply, cards, chart door, sun covers, and cleaning.

Chapter 2: Handbook Information

Handbook Overview and Conventions

Provides general information, audience, illustrations, and conventions used in the handbook.

Product Variants and Operations

Lists available display models, features, and details touch/non-touch operations.

Chapter 3: Planning the Installation

System Integration and Compatibility

Details compatible devices, connection protocols, system limits, and networking constraints.

Typical System Configurations and Protocols

Illustrates system setups, explains protocols, and the role of the data master.

Installation Parts and Tools

Lists parts supplied with different models and the tools required for installation.

Chapter 4: Cables and Connections

General Cabling Guidance

Covers cable types, routing, strain relief, circuit isolation, and cable shielding.

Connections Overview and Power

Details available connections across models and power connection procedures for New a Series and c/e Series.

Network, GPS, AIS, and Other Connections

Explains network, GPS, AIS, SeaTalkng, NMEA, and video connections.

Media Player, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi Connectivity

Describes connecting media players, Bluetooth devices, and Wi-Fi for mobile apps.

Chapter 5: Location and Mounting

5.1 Selecting a Location

Discusses general requirements, ventilation, mounting surface, cable entry, water ingress, electrical interference, power supply, and compass safe distance.

5.2 Mounting - New a Series

Covers viewing angle considerations, product dimensions, surface mounting, and front/rear bezel attachment for the New a Series.

5.3 Mounting - New c Series and New e Series

Details viewing angle, product dimensions, and mounting procedures for New c/e Series displays.

Chapter 6: Getting Started

Display Power and Controls

Explains how to power the display on/off, use standby mode, and details controls for New a Series.

Device Controls and Homescreen Overview

Describes controls for e7/e7D and c/e Series, Hybridtouch, touchscreen, and homescreen layouts.

System Checks and Application Navigation

Covers GPS checks, radar checks, sonar selection, and basic navigation through applications.

Customizing Display Settings

Details how to manage pages, rename, delete, reset homescreens, and adjust display preferences.

Editing Data and Basic Operations

Explains editing information, numerical settings, basic touchscreen operations, and status symbols.

Chapter 7: Managing Display Data

Memory Cards Overview and Handling

Explains the use of memory cards for data archiving, backup, insertion, and removal.

Saving, Retrieving, and Erasing Data

Details procedures for saving, retrieving, and erasing waypoints, routes, tracks, and settings.

Screenshots and System Reset

Explains how to take screenshots and reset the system to factory defaults.

Chapter 8: Document Viewer Application

8.1 Document Viewer Overview

Introduces the PDF viewer, its features, and how to open and browse documents.

Navigating and Searching Documents

Explains how to navigate, zoom, select pages, and search for text within PDF documents.

Chapter 9: Autopilot Control

9.1 Autopilot Control Operations

Explains how to engage, disengage, and control the autopilot using shortcuts, pilot button, or chart application.

9.2 Autopilot Status Symbols

Details the symbols used to indicate autopilot status modes in the databar.

9.3 Autopilot Alarms

Describes how autopilot alarms are displayed, silenced, and handled.

Chapter 10: Alarms and Man Overboard Functions

10.1 Using Man Overboard (MOB) Functions

Explains how to activate, cancel, and silence the MOB alarm and its operation.

10.2 Alarms Management

Describes how alarms alert the user and how to configure their behavior.

Chapter 11: DSC VHF Radio Integration

11.1 Using a DSC VHF Radio with Your Display

Explains connecting a DSC VHF radio to display distress messages and GPS position data.

11.2 Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration

Details steps to enable DSC alerts and conditions for displaying distress messages.

Chapter 12: Fuel Manager

12.1 Fuel Manager Overview and Setup

Explains the fuel manager's purpose, operation, setup, and fuel logging.

Low Fuel Alarm and Fuel Range Rings

Guides on setting up low fuel alarms and utilizing the fuel range ring feature for distance estimation.

Chapter 13: AIS Function

AIS Overview and Prerequisites

Introduces AIS, its features, prerequisites, and how it works to complement radar.

AIS Context Menu and Display

Explains the context menu for target info and how to display AIS vectors and status symbols.

AIS Operation and Safety Features

Covers silent mode, target symbols, detailed information, collision avoidance, and safety messages.

AIS Options and Buddy Tracking

Details AIS options, alarms, and the buddy tracking feature for managing contacts.

Chapter 14: Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

14.1 Waypoints Management

Explains waypoints, how they are displayed in different applications, and how to manage them.

14.2 Route Building and Navigation

Details how to build, navigate, and manage routes, including route from track and reverse navigation.

14.3 Track Creation and Management

Explains how to create, set intervals for, and manage tracks, including reviewing and editing them.

14.4 Storage Capacity

Lists the storage limits for waypoints, routes, and tracks on the display.

Chapter 15: Chart Application

Chart Application Overview and Navigation

Introduces the chart app, its uses, datum, card compatibility, ranging, panning, and vessel position/orientation.

Chart Views and Context Menus

Covers 2D/3D chart views, manipulating the 3D view, and accessing the chart context menu.

Data Management and Navigation Features

Details My Data options, navigation options, measuring tools, and chart vectors.

Environmental Data and Chart Presentation

Explains current and tide information, chart object details, and chart presentation settings.

Chapter 16: Radar Application

Radar Overview and Scanner Types

Introduces radar, its features, and compatibility with different scanner types.

Radar Display and Operation Modes

Details radar display overview, dual range operation, and radar mode/orientation settings.

Radar Tuning and Adjustments

Explains on-screen gain controls, HD/SuperHD adjustments, and non-HD adjustments.

Radar Presentation Menu Options

Covers dual range, orientation, enhance echoes, waypoints, and data overlay options.

Target Tracking and Collision Avoidance

Details Guard Zone and MARPA functions for target tracking and collision avoidance.

Scanner Set-up and Reset

Explains scanner set-up menu options and how to reset the radar.

Chapter 17: Fishfinder Application

Fishfinder Fundamentals

Explains how the fishfinder works, sonar modules, and traditional vs. CHIRP sonar technology.

Fishfinder Display and Controls

Covers fishfinder overview, context menu, status icons, display modes (Zoom, A-Scope), and scrolling.

Target and Depth Interpretation

Details how to interpret the sonar image, factors influencing the display, and target depth.

Fishfinder Presets and Frequency Controls

Explains available presets, changing preset names, resetting defaults, and frequency controls for non-CHIRP and CHIRP sonar.

Sensitivity and Presentation Options

Covers sensitivity settings like gain, color gain, TVG, and fishfinder presentation options.

Depth, Waypoints, Alarms, and Sonar Reset

Details measuring depth/distance, adjusting scrolling, setting waypoints, fishfinder alarms, and resetting the sonar.

Chapter 18: Data Application

18.1 Data Application Overview

Introduces the data application for viewing system and instrument data.

18.2 Pre-configured Datapages

Lists default datapages and the data items displayed for different display variants.

18.3 Customizing the Data Application

Explains how to change datapage order, customize content, rename, add/delete datapages, and set engine/RPM details.

Chapter 19: Thermal Camera Application — Pan and Tilt Cameras

19.1 Thermal Camera Application Overview

Introduces the thermal camera app for controlling and displaying thermal camera images.

Thermal Camera Image and Controls

Explains the thermal video feed, status icons, and available controls for pan, tilt, and zoom.

Camera Controls and Settings

Details controls for rotary, joystick, and OK buttons, and explains Flat Field Correction (FFC).

Camera Operation Modes

Covers power up/standby, pausing images, setting home position, and surveillance modes.

Image Adjustments and Modes

Explains how to adjust contrast, scene presets, color modes, and reverse video polarity.

Pan and Tilt Camera Interfaces

Details menu options for pan/tilt cameras with new/old interfaces, including image options and setup.

Power Modes and Camera Features

Provides power usage for different camera states and modes, and details user programmable buttons.

Chapter 20: Thermal Camera Application — Fixed Mount Cameras

20.1 Thermal Camera Application Overview

Introduces the application for controlling and displaying fixed mount thermal cameras.

Thermal Camera Image and Icons

Explains the thermal video feed and status icons for fixed mount cameras.

20.3 Controls Overview

Details the controls available for fixed mount thermal cameras.

20.4 Camera Control

Covers power up/standby and pausing images for fixed mount cameras.

20.5 Image Adjustments

Explains how to adjust contrast, scene presets, and color modes for fixed mount cameras.

20.6 Fixed Mount Camera Menu

Lists the menu options available for configuring fixed mount thermal cameras.

Chapter 21: Camera Application

21.1 Camera Application Overview

Introduces the camera application for viewing camera or video feeds and cycling through available feeds.

Chapter 22: Fusion Link Application

22.1 Fusion Link Overview

Explains how the multifunction display can control a connected Fusion entertainment system.

22.2 Media Sources

Details the layout and controls for various media sources like iPod, USB, DVD, and Radio.

22.3 Browsing Music

Guides on how to browse music available on connected iPod or USB devices.

22.4 Shuffle and Repeat Functions

Explains how to set repeat folder or shuffle play order functions.

22.5 Volume and Tone Controls

Details how to adjust volume levels per zone and tone controls (Bass, Middle, Treble).

22.6 Zone and System Selection

Explains how to select the zone or Fusion system the application will control.

22.7 Menu Options

Lists available menu options for browsing music, repeat, shuffle, tone controls, select system, preset, and scan.

Chapter 23: Weather Application (North America Only)

Weather Application Overview and Setup

Introduces the weather app, its usage, setup steps, and accessing the application.

Weather Display, Symbols, and Navigation

Details the display overview, weather symbols, storm tracking, and map navigation.

Weather Reports and Graphics

Covers viewing weather information, reports, animated graphics, and menu options.

Glossary of Weather Terms

Provides definitions for various weather-related terms.

Chapter 24: Sirius Audio Application (North America Only)

24.1 Sirius Audio Overview and Controls

Explains controlling a Raymarine Sirius receiver, accessing the app, changing channels, favorites, and volume.

Chapter 25: Mobile Applications

25.1 Raymarine Mobile Apps Overview

Introduces Raymarine apps (RayView, RayControl, RayRemote), functionality, and device compatibility.

Wi-Fi Setup and Security

Details enabling Wi-Fi, mobile apps, Wi-Fi security setup, and channel selection.

Chapter 26: Customizing Your Display

Language, Boat Details, and Units

Covers language selection, customizing boat details (type, engines, fuel), and specifying preferred units of measurement.

Time, Date, and Display Preferences

Details time/date setup, key beep, cursor autohide, range controls, shared brightness, and screenshot file settings.

Data and System Configuration

Explains databar/cell customization, lists data items, and covers system set-up menus like alarms and maintenance.

Chapter 27: Maintaining Your Display

27.1 Service and Maintenance

States the product has no user-serviceable components and advises referring to authorized dealers for repair.

27.2 Cleaning Procedures

Provides best practices for cleaning the product, including display case and screen, to avoid damage.

Chapter 28: Troubleshooting

General Troubleshooting and Power Issues

Provides general troubleshooting guidance and addresses power-up problems.

Radar, GPS, and Sonar Issues

Covers common problems and solutions for radar, GPS, and sonar systems.

Thermal Camera and System Data Problems

Addresses issues with thermal cameras, system data connectivity, video, and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth.

Touchscreen and Miscellaneous Issues

Covers touchscreen troubleshooting and other miscellaneous problems like erratic behavior or resets.

Chapter 29: Technical Support

29.1 Raymarine Customer Support

Provides contact information for Raymarine customer support via website, phone, and email.

29.2 Third-Party Support

Lists contact details for third-party suppliers like Navionics and Sirius.

Chapter 30: Technical Specification

Display and Power Specifications

Covers physical dimensions, weight, power supply, fuse/breakers, power consumption, and display specs for various series.

Environmental and Data Connectivity Specs

Details environmental specs, data connections (NMEA, Network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth), internal GPS, and sonar specs.

Video, Chart, and Conformance Specifications

Lists video, electronic chart, and conformance certifications.

Chapter 31: Spares and Accessories

Network and Video Cables

Lists various network cables (RayNet, SeaTalkhs) and video cables required for connections.

Spare Parts for Display Series

Lists spare parts available for a65/a67, e7/e7D, e95/e97/c95/c97, e125/e127/c125/c127, and e165 models.

Appendix C: Connectors and Pinouts

Power, Data, and Video Connector Details

Details the pinouts and cable cores/colors for power, data, and video connections.

Network and SeaTalkng Connector Pinouts

Provides pinout details for network (RJ45) and SeaTalkng connectors.

Video In/Out Connector Pinout

Details the pinout for video input/output connectors.

Appendix D: Switch Panel Application

Vessel Control and Monitoring Systems

Explains how the display integrates with vessel control systems for monitoring and control.

Switch Panel Configuration and Loading

Details switch panel configuration and how to load a configuration file.

Switch Panel Overview and Usage

Describes the switch panel overview, page examples, and how to use switches on touchscreen and with joystick.

Appendix E: Software Releases

Software Version V6.xx Enhancements

Details significant features added in V6.xx, including audio, Fusion, switch panel, and thermal camera support.

Software Version V5.27 Enhancements

Highlights features from V5.27, such as Fuel Manager, PDF Viewer, and improved thermal camera support.

Software Version V4.32 and Earlier Enhancements

Covers improvements in V4.32 (on-screen controls) and earlier versions like V3.15 (CHIRP, AIS) and V2.10 (cartography, diagnostics).

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