Raymarine e95 User Manual

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OPERATION

INSTRUCTIONS

Release 15

English

© 2015 Raymarine UK Limited

Date: 09-2015

Document number: 81360-2-EN

Table of Contents

Default Chapter7
- Table of Contents7
Chapter 1 Important Information11
- Disclaimers12
- Memory Cards and Chart Cards12
- Third Party Software License Agreements13
- Product Disposal13
- Warranty Registration13
- IMO and SOLAS13
- Technical Accuracy13
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information15
- Handbook Information16
- Handbook Conventions17
- Document Illustrations19
- Hybridtouch Overview19
Chapter 3 Getting Started21
- Switching the Unit on and off22
- Series Controls23
- E7 / E7D Controls23
- C95 / C97 / C125 / C127 / E95 / E97 / E125 / E127 / E165 Controls24
- Es Series Controls25
- Controls26
- Keypad Controls26
- Basic Touchscreen Operations27
- Multi-Touch Gestures28
- Touch Icons29
- Homescreen Overview - Touch Only Displays29
- Homescreen Overview - Hybridtouch and Non-Touch Displays30
- Pages32
- Applications33
- Splitscreen Controls34
- Screen Overview35
- Initial Set up Procedures38
- GNSS Status41
- Enabling Autopilot Control43
- Engine Identification44
- Enabling AIS Functions46
- Shared Preferences46
- Memory Cards and Chart Cards47
- Simulator Mode47
- Pairing the Keypad48
- System Software Updates48
- Learning Resources50
Chapter 4 Managing Display Data51
- Saving User Data and User Settings52
- Save and Restore Items55
- Screenshots57
- Resetting Your System57
Chapter 5 Customizing Your Display59
- Language Selection60
- Boat Details61
- Units Set-Up62
- Time and Date Set-Up63
- Display Preferences64
- Databar and Databox Overview66
- Set-Up Menu Options68
Chapter 6 Document Viewer Application79
- Document Viewer Overview80
Chapter 7 Autopilot Control83
- Autopilot Control Overview and Features84
- Enabling Autopilot Control84
- Engaging the Autopilot85
- Adjusting the Current Locked Heading85
- Disengaging the Autopilot86
- Manually Displaying the Pilot Control Dialog Box87
- Pilot Control Dialog87
- Pilot Bar88
- Pilot Set-Up89
- Pilot Settings89
- Commissioning92
- Autopilot Status Symbols96
- Autopilot Alarms96
Chapter 8 Alarm Management97
- Alarms Overview98
- Alarm Manager Overview98
- Alarm Options101
Chapter 9 Man Overboard (MOB)107
- Man Overboard108
Chapter 10 DSC VHF Radio Integration111
- DSC VHF Radio Integration112
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration112
Chapter 11 Fuel Manager113
- Fuel Manager Overview114
Chapter 12 AIS (Automatic Identification System)117
- AIS Overview118
- AIS Prerequisites119
- Enabling AIS120
- AIS Context Menu120
- AIS Vectors121
- Vector Set-Up Options122
- Tracked Target List122
- Dangerous Targets123
- Collision Avoidance124
- Rendez-Vous (Target Interception)128
- Displaying Safety-Critical AIS Information129
- Displaying Detailed AIS Target Information129
- AIS Silent Mode130
- AIS Safety Messages130
- Buddy Tracking131
Chapter 13 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks133
- Waypoints Overview134
- Routes142
- Tracks152
- Import and Export154
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity154
Chapter 14 Chart Application155
- Chart Application Overview and Features156
- Electronic Charts Overview158
- Chart Selection159
- GPS Check160
- Chart Ranging and Panning161
- Navigate Menu Options162
- Collision Avoidance164
- Race Startline and Race Timer165
- Vessel Position on the Chart Display166
- Chart Orientation166
- Chart Motion Mode167
- Multiple Chart Synchronization168
- Chart Views169
- Chart Display171
- Overlays172
- Chart Vectors179
- Laylines180
- Polar Tables181
- Cartography Objects182
- Object Information184
- Depth & Contour Options188
- My Data Options189
- Measuring Distances and Bearings189
Chapter 15 Fishfinder Application191
- Sonar Technologies192
- Raymarine Sonar Modules195
- Fishfinder Overview and Features195
- Sonar Check197
- Multiple Sonar Module Support199
- Sonar Crosstalk Interference201
- Custom Channels203
- Dual Channel Ping Modes204
- The Sonar Image204
- Depth Range205
- Sidevision Range206
  - Sidevision TM Range206
- Fishfinder Scrolling207
- Fishfinder Display Modes207
- Sidevision Views209
  - Sidevision TM Views209
- Presentation Menu Options210
- Depth and Distance211
- Waypoints in the Fishfinder Application212
- Sensitivity Settings213
- Fishfinder Alarms218
- Frequency Tuning219
- Sounder Set-Up Menu Options221
- Transducer Set-Up Menu Options222
- Resetting the Sonar223
Chapter 16 Radar Application225
- Radar Application Overview and Features226
- Radar Scanner Status Symbols228
- Multiple Radar Scanners229
- Radar Check230
- Radar Context Menu231
- Radar Range and Image Quality231
- Collision Avoidance234
- MARPA Overview235
- Vector Set-Up Options236
- Vessel Vectors (CPA Graphics) Overview237
- Setting up a Guard Zone Alarm237
- Trails238
- Tracked Target List239
- Distances, Range, and Bearing239
- Radar Mode and Orientation241
- Radar Presentation Menu Options244
- Radar Tuning: On-Screen Gain Controls246
- Radar Modes247
- Sensitivity Settings Menu248
- Dual Range Radar Operation250
- Radar Set-Up Menu251
- Resetting the Radar253
Chapter 17 Data Application255
- Data Application Overview256
- Customizing the Data Application257
- List of Data Items259
- Engine Identification265
- Setting Boat Details from the Data Application267
- Setting Engine RPM Range and Red Zone267
- Color Theme268
- Units Set-Up269
- Resetting Minimum and Maximum Readings270
- Resetting All Datapages270
- Setting Wind Damping from the Data Application271
Chapter 18 Camera Application273
- Camera Application Overview and Features274
- Changing the Camera Feed275
- Switching Video Stream275
- Displaying Multiple Camera Feeds Using Quad View276
- Camera Cycling277
- Naming Camera / Video Feeds278
- Adjusting the Video Image278
- Selecting the Aspect Ratio279
- Selecting a Location to Store Recordings279
- Record and Playback280
- Taking Photos281
- Viewing Photos283
- Switching on a Camera's LED / Light283
Chapter 19 Thermal Camera Application - Pan and Tilt Cameras285
- Thermal Camera Application Overview286
- Thermal Camera Image286
- Thermal Camera Setup and Checks287
- Controls Overview288
- Camera Control288
- Image Adjustments291
- Pan and Tilt Camera - New Camera Interface294
- High Power and High Torque Modes297
- Pan and Tilt Camera - Old Camera Interface298
Chapter 20 Thermal Camera Application - Fixed Mount Cameras303
- Thermal Camera Application Overview304
- Thermal Camera Image304
- Thermal Camera Setup and Checks305
- Controls Overview306
- Camera Control306
- Image Adjustments307
- Fixed Mount Camera Menu308
Chapter 21: Wi-Fi and Mobile Applications311
- MFD Wi-Fi312
- Connecting to a Wi-Fi Access Point / Mobile Hotspot312
- Connecting Your Smart Device Via Wi-Fi313
- Raymarine Mobile Apps314
- Wi-Fi Sharing Settings316
Chapter 22 Media Player Application317
- Media Player Connection318
- Enabling Bluetooth318
- Pairing a Bluetooth Media Player319
- Enabling Audio Control319
- Media Player Controls320
- Media Player Controls Using a Remote320
- Control320
  - Media Player Controls Using a Remote Control320
- Unpairing a Bluetooth Device321
Chapter 23 Fusion Link Application323
- Fusion Link Application Overview324
- Media Sources325
- Browsing Music325
- Selecting Shuffle and Repeat Functions326
- Adjusting Volume Levels for each Zone326
- Selecting the System to Control327
- Powering off an NMEA 2000 Fusion Unit328
- Powering on an NMEA 2000 Fusion Unit328
- Menu Options329
Chapter 24 Sirius Audio Application (North America Only)331
- Sirius Audio Overview332
Chapter 25 Weather Application (North America Only)333
- Weather Application Overview334
- Weather Application Set up334
- Weather Application Display Overview335
- Weather Map Navigation338
- Weather Context Menu338
- Weather Information339
- Weather Reports340
- Animated Weather Graphics341
- Weather Application Menu Options341
- Glossary of Weather Terms343
Chapter 26 Troubleshooting345
- Troubleshooting346
- Power up Troubleshooting347
- Radar Troubleshooting348
- GPS Troubleshooting349
- Troubleshooting Automatic Route Generation350
- Sonar Troubleshooting352
- Sonar Crosstalk Interference355
- Thermal Camera Troubleshooting357
- System Data Troubleshooting359
- Video Troubleshooting360
- Wi-Fi Troubleshooting361
- Bluetooth Troubleshooting362
- Touchscreen Troubleshooting363
- Touchscreen Alignment364
- Miscellaneous Troubleshooting365
Chapter 27 Technical Support367
- Raymarine Product Support and Servicing368
- Learning Resources369
- Third-Party Support369
Appendix A Switch Panel Application371
Appendix B NMEA 0183 Sentences373
Appendix C NMEA Data Bridging374
Appendix D NMEA 2000 Sentences375
Appendix E Software Releases378
Appendix F Multifunction Display Compatibility385

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Questions and Answers:

A
Allison GilbertSep 2, 2025
Why won't my Raymarine Marine Equipment connect wirelessly?
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  robertbaileySep 2, 2025
  If you have no wireless connection on your Raymarine Marine Equipment, ensure that Wi-Fi is enabled on the multifunction display (Homescreen: > Set-Up > System Settings > Wireless Connections > Wi-Fi > On). Also, make sure that the 'Wi-Fi' option is enabled on the iPhone and that the Raymarine connection is selected as the Wi-Fi network. If a passcode has been specified for the multifunction display's Wi-Fi connection, ensure that the same passcode is entered into the iPhone when prompted.
K
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.
B
Brandon DaySep 14, 2025
Why is the radar bearing incorrect on my Raymarine Marine GPS System?
- C
  Christine OdomSep 14, 2025
  If the bearing of a target on the radar screen of your Raymarine Marine GPS System is incorrect, the radar bearing alignment requires correcting. Check and adjust the radar bearing alignment.
S
Stephanie BurkeSep 3, 2025
How do I get the Raymarine app on my device for Marine Equipment?
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  Julie SmithSep 3, 2025
  If there is no Raymarine app on your device, it may not be installed and running. Download the required Raymarine app from the relevant application store and start the Raymarine app on your device.
J
John PetersonSep 5, 2025
Why can't I control my media player with Raymarine Marine Equipment?
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  robertoochoaSep 5, 2025
  If you have no media player control on your Raymarine Marine Equipment, check the Bluetooth compatibility with the device manufacturer to ensure the media player device is compatible with Bluetooth 2.1+ EDR power class 1.5 (supported profile: AVRCP 1.0) or higher. If the device is not compatible, it is not suitable for wireless use with the multifunction display. Enable “Audio Control” ( Homescreen: > Set-Up > System Settings > Connections > Connections Manager > Audio Control > On).
G
Gabriel WilliamsSep 8, 2025
Why is the bearing of a target on the Raymarine Monitor radar screen incorrect?
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  ncortezSep 8, 2025
  If the bearing of a target on the Raymarine Monitor radar screen is incorrect, it's likely that the radar bearing alignment needs adjusting. Check and adjust the radar bearing alignment.
M
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.
Z
zcampbellAug 26, 2025
Why is my Raymarine Monitor image too dark or too light?
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  Cory ValdezAug 26, 2025
  If the image on your Raymarine Monitor is too dark or too light, first, use the brightness controls at the display to adjust accordingly. If that doesn't solve the issue, adjust the contrast and brightness settings in the thermal camera application. Also, consider whether the Scene Mode is appropriate for the current conditions, as a different setting may improve the image.
J
Jennifer ConleyAug 25, 2025
What causes Raymarine Monitor to have problematic depth readings or sonar image?
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  Barbara PerryAug 26, 2025
  Problematic depth readings or sonar images on your Raymarine Monitor can stem from several causes. Start by checking the sounder presets, gain, and frequency settings, as they may be inappropriate for the current conditions. Inspect the power supply voltage, as a low voltage can affect the unit's transmitting power. Ensure all cables (power, transducer, etc.) are properly connected and undamaged. Check that the transducer is correctly mounted, clean, and within 10° of vertical. If you have a transom-mount transducer, make sure it hasn’t been kicked up. Adjust scroll speed.
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Gina TorresAug 25, 2025
How to troubleshoot Raymarine Marine Equipment that won't start?
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  ewalshAug 25, 2025
  If your Raymarine Marine Equipment system or part of it does not start up, there could be a power supply problem. Check the relevant fuses and breakers. Also, verify that the power supply cable is in good condition and that all connections are tight and free from corrosion. Finally, ensure that the power source provides the correct voltage and sufficient current.

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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