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Raymarine RayChart 630 User Manual

Raymarine RayChart 630
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Raymarine RayChart 630 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRaymarine
ModelRayChart 630
CategoryGPS
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SAFETY NOTICES

HIGH VOLTAGE

Warning about high voltages within the display unit requiring specialized service.

NAVIGATION AID

Disclaimer that the device is an aid to navigation and not a substitute for judgment.

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting Started and Controlling the Chart Display

2.2 Switching the Chartplotter On and Off

Step-by-step instructions for powering the chartplotter on and off.

2.4 Using Chart Cards

Instructions for using electronic chart cards to display detailed navigation information.

Inserting a Chart Card

Procedure for inserting C-MAP NT electronic chart cards into the chartplotter.

2.5 Controlling the Chart

Methods for controlling the chart display, including panning, scaling, and centering.

Chapter 3: Using the Initial Soft Keys

Safety

Important safety considerations when marking waypoints and navigating routes.

3.2 Setting Up and Using On-Screen Routes

Guide to setting up and using on-screen routes for navigation.

Making a New On-Screen Route

Step-by-step guide to creating a new route directly on the chart display.

Editing an Existing Route On-Screen

How to modify existing on-screen routes by adding or deleting waypoints.

Using a Route

How to follow, retrace, advance, or erase a selected route.

Following, Reversing and Stopping a Route

Initiating route tracking, reversing direction, and stopping navigation.

3.3 Using the GO TO Key

Function for setting a target point and initiating navigation towards it.

Navigating to a Target Point

Function for setting a target point and initiating navigation towards it.

Editing the Waypoint Details

How to modify the name, symbol, and position of a new waypoint after requesting GO TO.

Clearing or Changing a GO TO

Options for switching to a new GO TO target or canceling the current navigation.

Chapter 4: Additional Basic Functions

4.2 Marks and Events

How to use marks and events to record features on the chart.

4.3 Using Track Histories

How to record, display, and manage the vessel's track history.

Starting and Stopping a Track

How to enable or disable the recording of the vessel's track history.

4.5 Man OverBoard (MOB)

Procedure to quickly mark the vessel's position in case of a man overboard incident.

4.6 Alarms and Timers

Configuration and management of navigational alarms and timers for safety.

Chapter 5: Using Stored Lists (EDIT)

5.2 The Waypoint List

How to access and manage the list of all stored waypoints and events.

Viewing the Waypoint List

How to access and view the list of all stored waypoints and events.

5.3 The Current Route

How to view the details and progress of the currently active route.

5.4 The Route List

How to access and manage the list of all stored routes.

Chapter 6: Customizing the Chartplotter

6.2 Setting Up the Data

How to configure various operational parameters, including system defaults and navigation settings.

Changing the Parameters

How to access and modify various system parameters via the SET UP menu.

Setting Up the System

Options for configuring system preferences, including language, units, and date/time.

Setting Up the Alarms and Timers

Configuring navigational alarms for arrival, off-course, anchor, danger zone, and timers.

Alarms

Details on enabling and setting limits for various navigational alarms like arrival and off-course.

6.3 Customizing the Screen Display

How to customize screen layout, cartographic detail, and color settings.

Chapter 8: Maintenance and Problem Solving

8.1 Routine Maintenance

Information on routine cleaning, periodical checks, and safety guidelines.

8.2 Problem Solving

Troubleshooting guide for common issues and their solutions.

Common Problems and Their Solutions

A table identifying common issues and corrective actions for restoring normal operation.

Chapter 7: Installation

EMC Installation Guidelines

Guidelines for ensuring electromagnetic compatibility during installation.

7.3 Planning the Installation

Guidance on planning the installation, including location, connections, and cabling.

7.4 Mounting the Chartplotter

Instructions for physically mounting the chartplotter unit.

7.5 Chartplotter Connections

Details on connecting the chartplotter to power, GPS, NMEA, and SeaTalk systems.

POWER Connection

Details on connecting power, NMEA in/out, and printer to the POWER connector.

DC Power Connection

How to connect the chartplotter to the vessel's DC power system, including fuse requirements.

7.6 System Check and Initial Setup

Procedures for checking installation and performing initial system setup.

System Check

Pre-power on checks to ensure secure installation and correct connections.

Switch On and Initial Setup

Steps for powering on the unit and performing initial setup procedures.

EMC Checks Before Going to Sea

Final checks to ensure the installation is unaffected by external radio transmissions or engine starting.

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