Why won't my Raymarine Marine GPS System radar initialize?
If your Raymarine Marine GPS System radar will not initialize and the Voltage control module (VCM) is stuck in “sleep mode”, check the power connection at the VCM. Verify the voltage at the input is 12 / 24 V and the voltage at the output is 40 V.
General| Display Size | 12.1 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Resolution | 1280 x 800 pixels |
| Chartplotter | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Video Input | Yes |
| Radar Compatibility | Yes |
| Power Supply | 10-32 VDC |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX6 |
| Networking | RayNet Ethernet, NMEA2000, NMEA0183 |
| Cartography | Navionics, C-MAP |
| Sonar Compatibility | Yes |
| GPS Receiver | Internal GPS |
Product intended as an aid to navigation, not a replacement for official charts. User responsibility for safe navigation.
Procedures for powering the display on, off, and enabling/disabling PowerSave mode.
Guidance on completing the startup wizard and initial configuration settings.
How to display and identify engine data on the MFD using the Data application.
Guidance on checking for and installing software updates for Raymarine products.
Instructions on saving waypoints, routes, tracks, and system settings to a memory card.
Procedures for resetting system settings to factory defaults, including data reset.
Introduction to Raymarine autopilot control capabilities and MFD integration.
Step-by-step guide to enabling autopilot control for various Raymarine autopilot systems.
Methods for engaging the autopilot using the pilot button, chart application, or context menu.
Procedures for disengaging the autopilot using various methods like Power button or Shortcuts page.
Accessing the Pilot Set-up page for Evolution autopilots to configure settings.
Details on setting up vessel hull type, drive type, and commissioning an Evolution autopilot.
Procedures for commissioning the autopilot system, including vessel hull type and drive type selection.
Information on how autopilot alarms alert users and how to silence them.
Explanation of alarms, their severity coding (Red, Orange, Blue), and how to acknowledge them.
Functions of the Alarm Manager for configuring alarms, viewing history, and active alarms.
Configuration options for safety alarms like Waypoint arrival, Off track, and Dangerous targets.
Procedure for activating Man Overboard function to mark vessel position and alarm.
Provides estimates of fuel remaining, distance, and time to empty; includes low fuel warning.
Explanation of AIS, its use for target identification, and how it complements Radar.
Steps to enable AIS overlay in Chart and Radar applications for target display.
Identification and alarming for targets considered dangerous based on proximity and time.
Introduction to waypoints as navigation markers, including placing, navigating, and managing them.
Information on building, navigating, and managing routes, which are series of waypoints.
Introduction to the Chart application's features for route planning and navigation.
Procedure to check GPS operation and view GNSS status, satellite status, and position.
Overview of navigation features including Goto, Follow Route, Start Track, and Build Route.
Using databar and context menus to measure distances and bearings on the chart.
Overview of Traditional, CHIRP, DownVisionTM, and SideVisionTM sonar technologies.
Introduction to the Fishfinder application, its features, and sonar technologies.
Steps to select sonar transducer and module, and check sonar operation.
Defining the depth range displayed in the Fishfinder application (Auto vs. Manual).
Adjusting sensitivity settings for Gain, Contrast, Noise Filter, and Color Threshold.
Setting up alarms for Fish detection, deep depth, and shallow depth conditions.
Restoring the sonar unit to its factory default values.
Introduction to Radar application features for target detection and collision avoidance.
Procedures for checking radar operation and adjusting bearing alignment.
Features to enhance collision awareness using AIS, MARPA, Target Interception, and Guard Zones.
Explanation of MARPA function for target tracking, risk analysis, and safety notices.
Configuring Guard Zone alarms to alert if Radar returns are detected within a specified zone.
Using on-screen controls for Gain, Rain, and Sea clutter adjustments.
Adjusting sensitivity settings like Gain, Color Gain, Sea, Power, and Antenna settings.
Procedure to reset radar settings to their factory default values.
Viewing data generated by the MFD or available on the system via SeaTalk, SeaTalkng, or NMEA.
Displaying and identifying engine data using the Data application and Engine Identification Wizard.
Resetting all Data application datapages to factory defaults, including custom pages.
Viewing analog and IP camera feeds, recording video, and taking photos.
Recording live IP camera feeds and playing back recorded video clips.
Capturing still images using immediate capture, timer, or a remote control.
Enables control and display of a connected thermal camera, offering low-light navigation.
Ensuring correct camera connection and adjusting image settings like contrast and brightness.
Enabling MFD Wi-Fi connectivity for internet access and mobile app usage.
Steps to connect the MFD to a Wi-Fi network or mobile hotspot for internet access.
Steps required before first use: connect receiver, identify ESN, subscribe to SiriusXM.
Information on diagnosing and correcting common problems with marine electronics installations.
Solutions for problems encountered during product power up or if the unit keeps turning off.
Troubleshooting steps for common radar issues like 'No Data' or incorrect target bearing.
Solutions for GPS issues such as 'No Fix' status or incorrect satellite fix.
Details warnings for automatic route generation and actions to correct issues.
Solutions for sonar problems like scrolling image not displayed or no depth reading.
Identifying and reducing crosstalk interference from SideVision and multiple sonar modules.
Solutions for thermal camera issues like video not displayed or erratic controls.
Resolving Wi-Fi connection issues, app performance, and connectivity problems.
Resolving touchscreen issues like touch lock, bare finger operation, and calibration.
Procedure to realign the touchscreen to improve touch accuracy.
Accessing product support, warranty, service, and repair information via website, phone, or email.
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