Raymarine E90W User Manual

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E-Series Widescreen

Multifunction Display

User reference handbook

E90W, E120W and E140W models

E-SeriesWidescreenUserreference

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information9
- Safety Notices9
- TFT LCD Displays10
- Water Ingress10
- Disclaimers10
- Compactflash Cards11
- EMC Conformance11
- Suppression Ferrites11
- Connections to Other Equipment11
- Declaration of Conformity11
- Product Disposal12
- Warranty Registration12
- IMO and SOLAS12
- Technical Accuracy12
Chapter 2 Handbook Information13
- Handbook Information14
- Handbook Conventions15
Chapter 3 Getting Started17
- Multifunction Display System Integration18
- Display Power20
- Controls21
- Using the Cursor22
- Hybridtouch Overview23
- Touchscreen Overview24
- Home Screen Overview24
- Pages25
- Applications27
- Screen Overview29
- Editing Information in Dialogs32
- Basic Touchscreen Operations33
- Status Symbols34
- Autopilot Status Symbols35
- Initial Setup Procedures37
  - Data Master38
  - Simulator Mode39
Chapter 4 Managing Display Data41
- Compactflash Cards Overview42
- Writing and Retrieving Data44
- Transferring Data Using NMEA45
Chapter 5 Using Waypoints, Routes and Tracks47
- Waypoints48
- Routes59
  - Navigating a Route61
  - Erasing a Route63
- Tracks65
  - Erasing a Track66
  - Track Interval66
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity67
Chapter 6 Using the Chart69
- Chart Application Overview70
- Vessel Position and Orientation72
- Chart Views75
- Chart Planning Options78
- Chart Navigation Options78
- Measuring Distances and Bearings79
- Chart Vectors80
- Current Information81
- Chart Object Information82
- Displaying Panoramic Photos83
- Chart Layers84
- Radar Overlay85
- Chart Presentation88
- Chart Detail89
- Chart Setup90
Chapter 7 Using Autopilot Control101
- Enabling the Autopilot Control Function102
- Disengaging the Autopilot in an Emergency102
- Autopilot Control103
- Autopilot Control Options104
- Autopilot Dialog Box104
- Autopilot Status Symbols105
- Autopilot Alarms106
Chapter 8 Using Alarms and MOB Functions107
- Using man Overboard (MOB) Functions108
- Alarms109
  - Navigation Alarms Setup111
  - Fishfinder Alarms Setup113
Chapter 9 Using Radar115
- Chapter Contents115
- Radar Overview116
- HD and Superhd Digital Radar Scan Speed116
- Radar Scanner Status Symbols117
- Radar Range and Image Quality118
- Radar Display Overview121
- Dual Range Radar Operation123
- Radar Mode and Orientation124
- Radar Tuning: HD and Superhd Digital Scanners127
- Radar Tuning: Non-HD Digital Radomes132
- Using Radar to Measure Distances, Ranges, and Bearings136
- Using Radar to Track Targets and Avoid Collisions140
- Radar Setup Menu Options145
Chapter 10 Using AIS147
- AIS Overview148
- AIS Prerequisites149
- Classes of AIS Data150
- Enabling AIS151
- Displaying AIS Vectors151
- AIS Status Symbols152
- AIS Silent Mode152
- Viewing AIS Target Information153
- Using AIS to Avoid Collisions154
- AIS Options155
- AIS Alarms156
- Buddy Tracking156
Chapter 11 Using the Course Deviation Indicator159
- Course Deviation Indicator Overview160
- Displaying the CDI Application161
- Using the CDI Application161
Chapter 12 Using the Fishfinder163
- Fishfinder Introduction164
- The Sonar Image165
- Fishfinder Presets167
- Fishfinder Display Modes168
- Bottom Lock170
- Fishfinder Range172
- Fishfinder Presentation Options173
- Fishfinder Waypoints178
- Fishfinder Alarms179
- Fishfinder Setup180
Chapter 13 Using the Engine Application187
- Engine Application Overview188
- Displaying the Engine Application188
- Setting up the Engine Application189
- Changing the Engine Panel Dial Color189
- Pre-Configured Data Panels190
- Changing What the Engine Application Displays192
Chapter 14 Using the Data Application193
- Data Application Overview194
- Pre-Configured Data Panels195
- Airmar Weatherstation Data197
- Trim Tab Calibration198
- Customizing the Data Application199
Chapter 15 Using the Weather Application (North America Only)201
- Weather Application Overview202
- Displaying the Weather Application202
- Weather Application Setup203
- Weather Application Display Overview203
- Weather Map Navigation207
- Weather Reports207
- Storm Tracking208
- Animated Weather Graphics209
Chapter 16 Using Sirius Satellite Radio (North America Only)211
- Sirius Radio Overview212
- Displaying the Sirius Radio Application212
- Sirius Radio Basic Operations213
- Sirius Radio Presets214
- Favorite Sirius Radio Song Alerts215
- Sirius Radio Parental Locking216
Chapter 17 Using Navtex217
- Navtex Overview218
- Navtex Setup218
- Viewing and Managing Navtex Messages219
Chapter 18 Using Video221
- Video Application Overview222
- Using Video223
Chapter 19 DSC VHF Radio Integration225
- Using a DSC VHF Radio with Your Display226
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration227
Chapter 20 Customizing Your Display229
- Customizing the Vessel Icon230
- Customizing the Databar231
- System Setup Menu232
Chapter 21 Maintaining Your Display239
- Service and Maintenance240
- Routine Equipment Checks240
- Cleaning241
- Cleaning the Display Case241
- Cleaning the Display Screen242
- Resetting Your Display242
Chapter 22 Technical Support245
- Raymarine Technical Support246
- 3Rd Party Support247

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Questions and Answers:

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Robin OrrSep 12, 2025
What to do if my Raymarine GPS shows no signal message?
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  nicholasgonzalezSep 12, 2025
  If you see a 'No signal' message on the screen, indicating the video image is not displayed, check that the connections are sound and free from corrosion. The cause is most likely a cable or connection fault.
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Tara JonesSep 14, 2025
Why does my Raymarine E90W only have one video connection available?
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  Christian KingSep 14, 2025
  If only one video connection is available, ensure that you have the separate audio/video cable and that it is correctly connected. Video inputs 2, 3, and 4 are on a separate audio/video cable.