Raymarine e95 Installation And Operation Handbook

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Mu lt ifu n c t io n d is p la y s

Insta lla tion and ope ra tion

ha ndbook

ENGLISH

Document numbe r: 81337-1

Da te: 01-2012

e7/e7D/e95/e97/e125/e127/c95/c97/c125/c127

Table of Contents

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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Questions and Answers:

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Kelsey HayesAug 27, 2025
Why does my Raymarine Marine Equipment show a “No Fix” GPS status?
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  Randy RobinsonAug 27, 2025
  If the Raymarine Marine Equipment displays a “No Fix” GPS status icon, it could be due to several reasons. The geographic location or current conditions might be preventing a satellite fix; in this case, check periodically to see if a fix is obtained in better conditions or another geographic location. Alternatively, there may be a GPS connection fault, so ensure that external GPS connections and cabling are correct and fault free. Finally, the external GPS antenna might be poorly positioned, so ensure the GPS antenna has a clear view of the sky.
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micheal15Sep 14, 2025
Why is the touchscreen on my Raymarine Marine GPS System not working correctly?
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  Nathan RaySep 14, 2025
  If your Raymarine Marine GPS System's touchscreen isn't working as expected, first ensure that touch lock is disabled using the Trackpad on the home screen. Make sure you're using bare fingers on the screen. Calibrate the touchscreen via the setup menus. Clean and dry the screen carefully if there are saltwater deposits.
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Shelby GarciaAug 28, 2025
Why is instrument data missing from all Raymarine Marine Equipment displays?
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  kjonesAug 28, 2025
  If instrument, engine, or other system data is unavailable at all displays on your Raymarine Marine Equipment, check the data bus (e.g., SeaTalkng) wiring and connections to ensure data is being received at the display. Verify the overall integrity of the data bus (e.g., SeaTalkng) wiring. Check the source of the missing data (e.g., ST70 instrument or engine interface) to ensure it is operating. Also, check the power to the SeaTalk bus. If a software mismatch between equipment is suspected, contact Raymarine technical support.
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Kathleen GalvanAug 28, 2025
What causes Raymarine Marine Equipment radar to not initialize?
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  Kevin AndersonAug 28, 2025
  If the radar on your Raymarine Marine Equipment will not initialize and the Voltage Control Module (VCM) is stuck in “sleep mode”, check the power connection at the VCM. Ensure the voltage at the input is 12/24V and the voltage at the output is 40V. The issue could be due to an intermittent or poor power connection.
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pcowanAug 29, 2025
Why isn't the touchscreen working on my Raymarine Marine Equipment?
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  Anita AdamsAug 29, 2025
  If the touchscreen on your Raymarine Marine Equipment does not operate as expected, ensure that the touch lock is disabled. The touch lock can be turned off on the home screen using the Joystick. Also, make sure you are operating the screen with bare fingers, as gloves may prevent correct operation. Calibrate the touchscreen using the setup menus. If there are saltwater deposits on the screen, carefully clean and dry the screen according to the provided instructions.
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James MurilloAug 29, 2025
What to do if video is not displayed on Raymarine Marine Equipment?
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  wesley83Aug 29, 2025
  If the video is not displayed on your Raymarine Marine Equipment, the camera may be in Standby mode. Use the camera controls (either the thermal camera application or JCU) to wake the camera from standby. Check the thermal camera video cables to ensure they are sound and properly connected, and ensure that the video is connected into video input 1 at the multifunction display or GVM. Also, ensure that the correct video input is selected at the display. Check the power connections to the camera and JCU/PoE injector (if used), and ensure that the power switch/breaker is on and the fuse/breaker is in good condition.
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Mark FrankSep 12, 2025
Why is the image inverted (upside down) on my Raymarine Monitor?
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  Anthony DavisSep 12, 2025
  If the image on your Raymarine Monitor is inverted (upside down), ensure that the Ball down setting within the thermal camera system setup menu is set correctly.
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Carl HallSep 9, 2025
What to do if I cannot control thermal camera from Raymarine Monitor display or keyboard?
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  Sean ChristensenSep 9, 2025
  If you cannot control the thermal camera from the Raymarine display or keyboard, make sure that the thermal camera application is running on the multifunction display, as opposed to the video application which does not have camera controls.
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Joanne SummersAug 30, 2025
How to fix incorrect radar bearing on Raymarine Marine Equipment?
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  Mark JosephAug 30, 2025
  If the radar bearing of a target on the Raymarine Marine Equipment screen is incorrect, check and adjust the radar bearing alignment.
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Denise WallAug 31, 2025
Why does my Raymarine Marine Equipment display behave erratically?
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  Crystal SmithAug 31, 2025
  If your Raymarine Marine Equipment display behaves erratically with frequent unexpected resets, system crashes, or other erratic behavior, check the relevant fuses and breakers. Ensure that the power supply cable is sound and that all connections are tight and free from corrosion. Also, verify that the power source provides the correct voltage and sufficient current. You may need to perform a factory reset. For software issues, go to www.raymarine.com and click on support for the latest software downloads.

Raymarine e95 Specifications

General

Display Size	9 inches
Display Resolution	800 x 480 pixels
Touchscreen	Yes
Chartplotter	Yes
Sonar Support	Yes
Radar Compatible	Yes
Wi-Fi	Yes
Bluetooth	Yes
Networking	NMEA 2000, Ethernet
Video Input	Yes
Waterproof Rating	IPX6
Display Type	Color LCD
Cartography	Navionics
Operating Voltage	12 V DC / 24 V DC
Weight	3.2 lbs
GPS Receiver	Built-in 50 channel

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