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Raymarine LIGHTHOUSE 3 User Manual

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© 2021 Raymarine UK Limited
81370 (Rev 18)Document number:
05-2021Date:
English (en-US)
Advanced operation instructions
LIGHTHOUSE 3
version 3.14

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Raymarine LIGHTHOUSE 3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Operating SystemLightHouse 3
NetworkingRayNet (Ethernet), NMEA2000
DisplayHigh-resolution touchscreen
User InterfaceTouchscreen with intuitive interface
NavigationAdvanced navigation features
Radar SupportYes
Sonar SupportYes
ConnectivityWi-Fi, Bluetooth, NMEA 2000
IntegrationEngine data, autopilot control, digital switching, entertainment systems
GPSBuilt-in GPS receiver
CartographySupports Navionics and LightHouse charts
AIS CompatibilityYes
Compatible DisplaysRaymarine Axiom, Axiom Pro, Axiom XL
Chart SupportNavionics, C-MAP, LightHouse charts
Radar CompatibilityRaymarine Quantum
Sonar CompatibilityRaymarine CP370, CP470, CP570 sonar modules
Software UpdatesVia Wi-Fi or microSD card

Summary

Chapter 1: Important information

Warning: Ensure safe navigation

Product is an aid to navigation; captain's judgment and official charts are paramount for safe navigation.

Warning: Automatic route generation

Do not rely solely on auto-generated routes; review and edit them carefully for safety.

Warning: Radar transmission safety

Ensure personnel are clear of the scanner when the radar is transmitting electromagnetic energy.

Warning: Sonar operation

Never operate sonar with transducer out of water, touch transducer face, or if divers are nearby.

Chapter 2: Document and product information

New software features

Details new features added to LightHouse 3 v3.14.88, including First Responder and Wi-Fi improvements.

Chapter 4: Set up

4.5 Getting started

Initial setup steps for a new MFD, including power on, data master selection, and startup wizard.

First power up

Lists the actions required for the first power up of a new Multifunction Display (MFD).

First power up Data master selection

Explains the Data master designation in networks with multiple MFDs and its default setting.

Configuring Transducer settings

Steps to configure transducer settings in the Fishfinder app, including depth and temperature.

RealVision™ 3D AHRS calibration

Guide to calibrating RealVision™ 3D transducers which include a built-in AHRS sensor.

Transducer calibration (iTC-5)

Instructions for calibrating transducers connected via the iTC-5 Instrument Transducer Converter.

Performing a settings or factory reset

Instructions for performing a settings reset or a factory reset, noting data loss implications.

Caution: Ensure card reader cover or door is securely closed

Warning to ensure card reader cover or door is closed to prevent water ingress.

4.8 Software updates

Information on obtaining and installing software updates for Raymarine products.

Updating software using a memory card

Steps to update software using a MicroSD card, including checking versions and downloading.

Updating software via the internet

Steps to update software via the internet, including Wi-Fi connection setup.

4.9 Device pairing

Instructions for pairing RMK remote keypads, Quantum Radar scanners, and Bluetooth speakers.

Pairing a RMK remote keypad

Steps to pair an RMK keypad with the MFD for remote control.

Pairing with a Quantum Radar scanner

Prerequisites and steps for connecting a Quantum Radar scanner to the MFD using Wi-Fi.

Pairing a Bluetooth speaker

Steps to pair a Bluetooth speaker with the MFD, ensuring it is discoverable.

Chapter 5: Homescreen

5.9 Alarms

Explanation of alarms, their severity coding (Red, Orange, Blue), and the Alarm manager.

Alarm manager

Functionality to list, enable/disable alarms, adjust thresholds, and view alarm history.

Active alarms

How to access the Alarm manager to view active alarms from the Homescreen.

Alarm settings

Enabling/disabling and setting thresholds for various alarms like Radar, AIS, and Waypoint arrival.

Dangerous Radar targets

Alarm triggered when Radar targets pose a potential collision risk within specified distance and time.

Lost Radar targets

Alarm triggered when dangerous Radar targets are lost, indicating no return for 20 seconds.

Dangerous AIS targets

Alarm triggered when AIS targets pose a potential collision risk within specified distance and time.

Guard zone 1

Alarm triggered when Radar returns are detected within Guard Zone 1.

Guard zone 2

Alarm triggered when Radar returns are detected within Guard Zone 2.

Waypoint arrival

Alarm triggered upon arrival at a waypoint, with configurable radius sizes for arrival alarms.

Off track

Alarm triggered during navigation when vessel steers off track by more than specified Cross track error.

Anchor drift

Alarm triggered when vessel drifts from anchor position by more than specified Drift range.

Low fuel remaining

Alarm triggered when fuel remaining in tanks reaches specified Fuel level.

LightHouse chart obstructions

Alarm triggered when a charted obstruction conflicts with Safety depth or height settings.

Acknowledging alarms

Steps to acknowledge an active alarm, dismiss notification and stop audible tone.

5.10 Man Overboard (MOB)

Using the Man Overboard (MOB) feature to mark the vessel's position when an object falls overboard.

5.11 DSC VHF radio integration

Displaying DSC distress alerts received by a connected DSC VHF radio on the MFD.

Autopilot

Enabling/disabling Autopilot control, setting response, and accessing advanced autopilot settings.

Responder

Settings for First responder features, STEDS specific features, and AIS5000 connection.

Boat details

Ensuring correct operation by setting boat details like icon, name, type, and safety margins.

Calibrating tanks

Importance of calibrating tank levels for accuracy and editing/calibrating on Boat details page.

Data master

Designating a Data master MFD in systems with multiple MFDs for data sharing.

5.13 Connecting to a wireless display

Connecting MFDs to a wireless display using an external dongle or built-in support.

Chapter 6: Autopilot control

6.1 Commissioning - Evolution autopilot system

Pre-commissioning checks, steps, vessel hull type selection, and dockside calibration procedures.

Commissioning pre-requisites

Checks for correct installation, software updates, and familiarity with system components.

Commissioning steps

Required steps for commissioning the autopilot system, performed in the correct order.

Vessel hull type selection

Selecting the vessel hull type that best matches steering characteristics for optimum performance.

Using the Dockside wizard

The dockside calibration process, guided by a wizard, includes drive type, rudder limit, and drive checks.

Aligning the rudder

Procedure for aligning the rudder, applicable to systems with a rudder reference transducer.

Setting the rudder limit

Setting the rudder limit to prevent impact with end stops and unnecessary load on the steering system.

Hard over time

Specifying the time for the rudder to move from hard port to hard starboard, or vice versa.

Warning: Rudder check

Ensures adequate provision to prevent steering mechanism impact on end stops if no rudder reference is fitted.

Checking the rudder drive (rudder reference fitted)

System checks drive connection and asks if safe to take helm, then moves rudder.

Checking the rudder drive (no rudder reference fitted)

System checks drive connection and asks for confirmation of rudder movement.

Setting the hard-over time

Instructions for setting the hard-over time for vessels without a rudder reference transducer.

Compass linearization — Evolution autopilots

Process of EV sensor's internal compass compensating for magnetic fields through automatic linearization.

Initial linearization

Linearization required after EV sensor installation or factory reset; progress shown in Autopilot settings.

6.2 Autopilot control

Using the MFD as an Evolution autopilot controller and enabling/disabling control.

Engaging the autopilot — Locked heading

Steps to engage autopilot in locked heading mode for Wheel and Tiller pilots.

Engaging the autopilot — Navigation

Steps to engage autopilot in Navigation (Track) mode, including Goto or Follow.

Engaging and disengaging the autopilot - physical buttons

Process for engaging autopilot using physical buttons on RMK keypad or Axiom Pro.

Disengaging the autopilot

How to disengage the autopilot at any time by selecting the Disengage pilot icon.

6.5 Autopilot Control — Pilot set-up menu

Menu items for Autopilot setup: Vessel hull type, Drive type, Compass offset, Speed input, Cruise speed, Calibration lock, Dockside wizard, Restart compass, Compass lock, Align compass to GPS, Pilot factory reset, CCU debug level, ACU debug level, Rudder damping, Auto turn angle, Power steering, Reverse rudder ref.

6.6 Rudder damping levels and deadband angles

Explanation of rudder damping levels and deadband angles to prevent autopilot hunting.

Adjusting the Rudder Damping level

Procedure to adjust Rudder Damping level via Homescreen > Settings > Autopilot > Advanced settings > Rudder Damping.

Chapter 7: Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

Warning: Automatic route generation

Do not rely solely on auto-routes; review, edit, and ensure safety of route legs.

Warning: Traffic separation

Auto-route generation does not adhere to traffic separation schemes; switch off for routes near traffic lanes.

Warning: Minimum Safe Depth, Width and Height

Auto-route generation uses minimum safe settings to restrict routes from unsuitable areas.

Reviewing an automatically generated route

Ensuring safety by checking route legs, waypoints, and obstructions before following.

Chapter 8: Chart app

8.1 Chart app overview

Displays vessel relative to land and charted objects for planning and navigation using GNSS position.

8.2 Cartography overview

About the Chart app's base map and required ENC or RNC charts for navigation purposes.

Caution: Care of chart and memory cards

Precautions to avoid irreparable damage or data loss from chart and memory cards.

S–63 Encrypted Charts

Using S-63 Encrypted Charts (ENC) data with MFD activation file for secure, compressed charts.

S-63 Encrypted Charts installation process

Process for installing S-63 Encrypted Charts, requiring specific steps and potentially multiple memory cards.

Obtaining an S-63 MFD activation file

Steps to obtain an S-63 MFD activation file specific to your MFD for chart display and use.

Installing base cells and cell permits

Installation of base cell files and cell permits required for S-63 Encrypted Charts usage.

Installing cumulative updates

Installation of cumulative update files containing updated cartographic data for S-63 charts.

8.3 Navigation

Performing a 'Goto' to a waypoint or location, and restarting cross track error (XTE).

Navigating to a waypoint or point of interest

Steps to perform a 'Goto' to a waypoint or specific location using the context menu.

Restarting cross track error (XTE)

Plotting a new course from current position to destination when route diverges from original plan.

Following a Route

Starting active navigation/follow a route from its starting waypoint using the Chart app.

Following from here

Starting active navigation/follow a route from any waypoint using the Chart app.

8.4 Depths and contours

Display of water depth measurements (soundings) and depth contours on charts.

Depth contours

Lines on cartography connecting equal depth points, creating underwater bottom structure visualization.

8.5 Target tracking

Tracking various target types (AIS, Radar, DSC, Intel, TOI) to improve situational awareness and collision avoidance.

AIS targets

Using AIS icons to identify AIS targets onscreen, with default and enhanced icon options.

AIS target options

Options for AIS targets: View full data, Add/Remove as buddy, Edit buddy name, Intercept.

Acquiring a target manually

Steps to manually acquire a Radar target using MARPA via context menu.

Radar target options

Options for Radar targets: Cancel target, Show CPA, Target info, Intercept.

Radar settings

Configuring Radar settings: Radar selection, Transmit, Dual range, Channel, Sync range with chart, Show Radar overlay, Visibility, Palette, Sector blanking, Doppler.

Target vector settings

Displaying predicted future path of targets using vectors, history, and trail graphics.

8.6 Collision avoidance

Features for collision avoidance: Dangerous targets alarm, Radar guard zones, Predicted areas of danger, LightHouse chart obstruction alarm.

Dangerous targets alarm

Notifies if Radar or AIS target will reach specified distance within specified time.

Predicted areas of danger

Tracks Radar/AIS targets relative to vessel's COG/SOG, showing interception lines and zones.

Predicted areas of danger settings

Enabling Predicted areas of danger for AIS and Radar targets in Chart app.

8.7 Target intercept

Using Intercept feature to rendezvous with friends or intercept vessels, plotting a direct course.

Pre-requisites:

Understanding IRPCS/COLREGS, AIS feature, and Target interception implications is vital.

8.8 Tides mode

Displays tide animation, station symbols, and own vessel tide vector. Requires accurate date information.

8.9 RealBathy™

Creating personal bathymetric charts in realtime using transducer depth readings and contour lines.

Setting up and creating RealBathy contours

Steps to set up RealBathy: insert chart card, select cartography, enter waterline to transducer distance, enable RealBathy.

8.11 Measure

Measuring distances from vessel or between 2 points using the Chart context menu Measure feature.

8.12 SAR (Search and Rescue) patterns

Using SAR patterns (routes) to find objects in water, considering tide effects.

Sector search pattern

Creating a Sector Search pattern using Commence Search Point, Drift, Track spacing, Search Speed, and Leg time.

Expanding square search pattern

Creating an Expanding Square search pattern, an outwards spiralling square pattern for detailed searches.

Creeping line / Parallel line search pattern

Covers rectangular area, searched via Creeping (one end) or Parallel (lengthways) methods.

Creating a Creeping line / Parallel line search pattern

Steps to create Creeping/Parallel line patterns: Set CSP, Search Speed, Track Spacing, Define Search Rectangle.

8.13 Laylines

Used in sailing to show how far to sail on current tack to reach waypoint, considering wind and tidal current.

Laylines settings

Settings for laylines: Sail Performance profile (Fixed/Polar), Upwind/Downwind angles, Polar table, Display Laylines.

8.14 Race Start Line (SmartStart) and Race Timer

Features to assist in approaching race start line at optimum speed, angle, and time.

Creating the Race Start Line

Creating a Race Start Line by placing port and starboard end points using chart waypoints or vessel's location.

Pinging the Race Start Line

Using vessel's location to ping each end of the Race Start Line, compensating for GPS location distance.

Starting the Race Timer

Starting the Race Timer for countdown until race start, with configurable duration (1-30 minutes).

8.15 ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality

Augmented Reality features in Chart app available with AR200 and compatible IP camera.

8.16 UAV Chart integration

Displaying UAV icon on Chart app representing position when compatible UAV with GNSS is connected.

8.17 SonarChart™ Live

Creating personal bathymetric charts in realtime using depth transducer and SonarChart Live feature.

Enabling SonarChart Live

Steps to enable SonarChart Live: select Depth tab, enable Sonar logging, SonarChart Live, and Visibility.

8.18 Chart settings menu

Lists settings applicable to Chart app, dependent on cartography, and subscription requirements.

FOV:

Enables/disables ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality camera's field of view (FOV) overlay.

AIS PAD

Enables collision avoidance interception zone layer for AIS targets.

Radar PAD

Enables collision avoidance interception zone layer for Radar targets.

Depths tab

Settings for Show soundings, Show contours, Shallow contour, Safe contour, Deep contour, Depth gradient, Deep water color, Record depth data, Waterline to tdcr, Save to, RealBathy, Visibility, Height correction, Density.

Safe contour

Determines depth at which Safe contour is displayed; must match Minimum safe depth.

Laylines

Tab available when Sailing activity is selected; includes Sail Performance, Upwind/Downwind angles, Polar, Display Laylines, Adjust for tides, Boat type.

Chapter 11: Fishfinder app

11.1 Fishfinder app overview

Displays echo visualization from Sonar module/transducer, compatible with various sonar types.

No sonar source available

Warning indicates issues like sonar module powering up, connection problems, or no transducer.

No transducer connected

Warning displayed when Sonar module cannot connect to transducer; check connections.

11.3 Sonar channels

Available sonar channels depend on Sonar module and connected transducer: RealVision 3D, SideVision, DownVision, etc.

11.4 Placing a Waypoint (Sonar, DownVision and SideVision)

Placing a waypoint at an observed location in Fishfinder app to find the area again.

11.5 Sonar scroll back

Viewing sonar history by scrolling back using swipe gestures or Pause icon.

11.6 Sonar sensitivity controls

Adjusting Sensitivity controls (Gain, Intensity, Surface Filter) for optimal image using onscreen icon or menu.

11.7 Fishfinder settings menu

Lists settings for Fishfinder app: Sonar display tab, RealVision 3D tab, Transducer tab, Sounder tab.

Sounder tab

Settings for Sounder name, Ping enable, Ping rate limit, Power mode, Ping rate, Dual channel ping mode, Tune frequency, AHRS stabilization, Reverse Port/Starboard, Interference rejection, 2nd echo rejection, Reset sounder, Reset trip.

Fish detection tab

Settings for Fish detection beep, Fish icons, Fish depth labels, Detection sensitivity, Ignore fish shallower/deeper than.

Chapter 12: Radar app

12.1 Radar app overview

Visualizes echoes from Radar scanner for collision/situational awareness, tracking targets.

12.2 Radar feature comparison

Comparison of features and settings available in Radar app based on connected Radar scanner type.

Features

Features: Doppler, Dual Range, Interference Rejection, Target Expansion, Guard Zones, Radar Targets, Auto acquire, Tuning, Transmit Frequency.

Bearing Alignment

Aligning Radar image correctly relative to vessel's bow for accurate bearing.

12.4 Set up

Selecting a Radar scanner for each Radar app instance and configuring Dual range.

Selecting a Radar scanner

Choosing which Radar scanner to use in Radar app instances, persists over power cycle.

Dual range

Enables viewing 2 ranges (Short and Long) simultaneously on HD and SuperHD Radar scanners.

Timed Radar transmission

Configuring Radar to transmit periodically to conserve power, using Time Transmit and Standby settings.

Bearing alignment

Ensuring Radar objects appear at correct bearing relative to vessel's bow; check alignment for new installation.

Checking alignment

Aligning bow with stationary object, reducing gain, and checking position relative to heading marker.

Adjusting alignment

Adjusting Bearing alignment setting until target object appears under SHM.

12.6 Range and bearing

Identifying target's range and bearing from vessel using Radar app.

VRM (Variable Range Marker) / EBL (Electronic Bearing Line)

Used to determine targets range and bearing from vessel or other target; two VRM/EBLs available.

12.7 AIS targets

Displaying AIS targets automatically in Chart and Radar apps when compatible AIS hardware is connected.

AIS settings menu

Configuring AIS target settings: Show AIS targets, Enhanced AIS targets, AIS names, Show AIS types, Hide static targets, Silent mode.

12.8 Radar targets

Tracking Radar targets in Chart and Radar apps, acquired manually or automatically via Guard zones.

Radar targets

Radar target symbols identifying Radar targets onscreen, displayed in Radar app and Chart app overlay.

Automatic target acquisition

Acquiring Radar targets automatically when they enter or appear in chosen Guard Zone(s).

Setting up automatic target acquisition

Configuring automatic target acquisition: enabling switch, choosing Guard zone, enabling notifications.

Target settings

Displaying target vectors, history, and object trail graphics for situational and collision awareness.

12.9 Dangerous targets alarm

Notifies if Radar or AIS target will reach specified distance within specified time.

12.10 Guard zone alarms

Alerts if Radar return is detected within configurable Guard zone areas.

A Guard zone can be configured

Configuring Guard zone as sector or circle, adjusting size and sensitivity.

12.11 Doppler Radar overview

Doppler Radar technology for tracking moving targets with significant ground speed (>3 knots).

Doppler mode

Enabling/disabling Doppler mode, changing color palette for Red (approaching) and Green (away) targets.

12.12 Blank sectors

Manually setting blank sectors to hide radar display sections, useful for false readings.

12.13 Radar sensitivity controls

Adjusting Sensitivity controls (Gain, Rain) for improved image quality.

12.14 Radar settings

Accessing Radar app features and functions: Transmission, View & Motion, Presentation, Preferences, Installation, Advanced, Page settings.

Chapter 13: Dashboard app

13.1 Dashboard app overview

View system data, control Digital Switching devices, and select Data pages.

13.3 Customizing existing Data pages

Changing data items displayed on each page by selecting, editing, hiding, or resetting.

13.4 Dashboard settings menu

Settings menu for Dashboard app: Pages tab (Page list, Add page, Import/Export custom pages) and Circuits tab.

Race Start data items

Useful data items for better racing starts: Apparent wind dial, Race Timer, Distance to line, Line bias, Time to burn, Time.

Chapter 14: Yamaha app

14.1 Yamaha engine gateway selection

Selecting Yamaha compatible gateway/interface for engine data display in Yamaha app.

14.3 Yamaha app overview

Viewing engine system data from connected Yamaha Command Link or Command Link Pro network.

Requirements

Requirements for Yamaha app: compatible network connection and LightHouse 3 v3.9+ software.

14.4 Customizing Data pages

Changing data items on default pages (Engines, Data, Tanks) by editing, hiding, or resetting.

Engine page

Displays engine and tank data: RPM, Transmission, Speed, Status, Warnings, Tanks, Engine trim, Troll mode.

14.6 Settings

Settings page for viewing fault codes, scheduling maintenance, and calibrating engines.

Fault codes

Displays live engine faults detected on the network; filter option available for specific engines.

Chapter 15: Mercury VesselView app

15.1 VesselView app overview

Displays engine data from Mercury engines when MFD is connected to SeaTalkng/NMEA 2000 backbone.

Fault code history

Displays live and historical detected engine faults, with filter option for specific engines.

Chapter 16: Video app

CLEARCRUISE™ tab (Augmented Reality) (Requires AR200)

Settings for Augmented Reality, AIS targets, Hide static targets, Waypoints, Chart objects, Cartography source, Compass, Range limit.

ClearCruise™ Object Detection (Video Analytics)

Features for identifying non-water objects with audible/visual alerts.

Highlight detected objects

Enables/disables object highlighting, automatically identifying and highlighting 'non-water' objects.

Important:

ClearCruise Object Detection is only compatible with upright cameras; will not function with upside down or vertically flipped cameras.

17.5 Augmented Reality (AR) overview

Places digital information layers over Video app feed, using Chart data for informative text and images (flags).

17.7 ClearCruise settings (Augmented Reality)

Editing AR settings in ClearCruise tab: AIS labels, Hide static targets, Waypoints, Chart objects, Cartography source, Compass, Range limit.

17.9 AR200 Calibration (Linearization)

Enabling AR flag placement accuracy by compensating for local and Earth's magnetic fields.

Compass lock

Locks linearization to prevent further automatic adjustments, useful in high magnetic disturbance areas.

Chapter 18: Audio app

Chapter 20: UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) app

20.1 UAV disclaimer

MFD serves as auxiliary controller for UAVs; user responsible for conduct and consequences.

20.2 UAV app overview

Enables control of DJI Mavic Pro/Platinum UAVs using MFD, providing controls, settings, video, flight data.

Advanced

Settings for Initial height after take-off, Minimum safe height during UAV goto, Action if remote control signal lost, Minimum height, Return distance, Height, Distance.

20.3 UAV pre-requisites

Requirements for using UAV app: set up UAV, register via DJI app, gain flying experience, remove RC cable, ensure controller is not in Sport mode, create app page icon.

20.4 UAV precautions

Precautions for operating UAV over water: launch/retrieve experience, calm conditions, awareness of battery/flight time/distance/wind/tide.

20.5 Getting started

Initial steps to get running with UAV: connect USB cable, power on MFD/controller, obtain GPS fix, open UAV app, connect to internet.

20.8 Launching the UAV

Launching UAV safely using app; ensure precautions taken, set initial height, place in open space.

20.10 Retrieving your UAV

Instructions to retrieve UAV: ensure minimum height/return distance settings, select Return to boat.

Performing a UAV Goto

Select location/object in Chart app to perform UAV Goto, flying UAV to location and hovering.

20.14 UAV Emergency procedures

Guidance for automatic UAV steps and manual intervention for controller signal loss or low battery.

Controller signal to UAV lost

UAV performs Hover or Return to boat based on Advanced setting; maneuver vessel or inspect UAV.

Low battery warnings

Awareness of remaining flight time/distance; return UAV before low battery warning.

Chapter 21: LightHouse third-party apps

Warning: Maintain a permanent watch

Do not navigate while distracted by entertainment apps; maintain permanent watch for safety.

Pairing a Bluetooth speaker

Steps to pair a Bluetooth speaker: ensure discoverable, select device from list, confirm pairing code.

Chapter 22: Mobile app support

22.7 Controlling your MFD using RayControl

Remotely viewing and controlling MFD from mobile device using RayControl app.

22.8 Controlling your MFD using RayRemote

Remotely controlling MFD from mobile device using RayRemote app.

22.9 Viewing your MFD screen using RayView

Remotely viewing MFD screen from mobile device using RayView app, mirroring MFD's screen.

Chapter 23: Troubleshooting

23.1 Troubleshooting

Provides possible causes and corrective actions for common installation and operation problems.

23.3 Power up troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for products that do not turn on or keep turning off.

Product does not turn on or keeps turning off

Troubleshooting steps for power issues: check fuses, cables, battery voltage, connectors.

Product will not start up (restart loop)

Troubleshooting for products stuck in a restart loop due to power issues or software corruption.

Warning: Factory reset warning

Factory reset restores defaults, erases all user data (waypoints, routes, tracks, photos).

Performing a power on reset — Axiom™

Procedure to perform a power on reset for Axiom MFDs, backing up settings and user data first.

Performing a power on reset - Axiom Pro

Steps to perform a power on reset for Axiom Pro MFDs via Recovery mode.

Performing a Power on Reset - eS and gS Series MFDs

Procedure to perform a Power on Reset for eS and gS Series MFDs.

23.4 Radar troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Radar connection issues, poor image quality, and displayed bearing differences.

No connection can be made to the scanner

Troubleshooting steps for Radar connection issues: check power, Wi-Fi credentials, software mismatch.

23.5 GNSS (GPS) troubleshooting

Troubleshooting GNSS/GPS issues: no fix displayed, connection faults, receiver location, installation problems.

No fix displayed

Possible causes and solutions for no GNSS/GPS fix displayed.

23.6 Sonar troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Sonar issues: scrolling image not displayed, damaged cables, incorrect transducer, software mismatch.

Scrolling image is not being displayed

Possible causes and solutions for scrolling image not being displayed.

No depth reading / lost bottom lock

Troubleshooting steps for missing depth readings or lost bottom lock.

23.7 Camera troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for Video not displayed issues.

Video not displayed

Possible causes and solutions for video not being displayed.

23.8 Augmented Reality (AR) Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting AR options not available in Video app or AR flags not appearing correctly.

AR options not available in Video app

Possible causes and solutions: wrong camera, camera/AR200 not detected, incorrect LightHouse version, AR options off.

AR flags do not appear directly above on-screen target

Possible causes: AIS update rate, incorrect Camera FOV, AR200 interference, deviation too high.

23.9 Wi-Fi troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Wi-Fi connection problems: Cannot find network, Cannot connect to network, Network connection established but no data.

Cannot find network

Solutions for Wi-Fi not enabled, devices turning off Wi-Fi, device not broadcasting, or devices out of range.

Cannot connect to network

Solutions for devices turning off Wi-Fi, wrong network, incorrect credentials, signal blockage, interference.

Connection extremely slow and or keeps dropping out

Troubleshooting slow Wi-Fi or dropping connections: move devices closer, enable Wi-Fi on closer MFD, change Wi-Fi channel.

23.10 Wireless display troubleshooting

Troubleshooting wireless display connection, performance, and disconnects.

Cannot connect to wireless display

Solutions for non-certified devices, Wi-Fi Sharing changes, missed confirmation, or display too far.

23.11 Data troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for unavailable instrument, engine, or system data.

Instrument, engine or other system data is unavailable at all displays

Possible causes and solutions for data not being received at displays.

23.12 Touchscreen troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for touchscreen issues: touch lock enabled, bare finger operation, saltwater deposits.

Touchscreen does not operate as expected.

Possible causes and solutions for touchscreen malfunction.

Chapter 24: Technical support

24.1 Raymarine product support and servicing

Accessing Raymarine support services: website, telephone, e-mail for warranty, service, and repairs.

Remote Support via AnyDesk

Enables remote connection for technical support and troubleshooting via preloaded AnyDesk app.

Appendix B NMEA 2000 PGN support

Appendix D Hardware compatibility

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