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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
| GPS Receiver | 12-channel |
| Chart Compatibility | Navionics |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
Explanation of WAAS technology and its benefits for GPS accuracy enhancement.
Details regarding the product's warranty coverage and registration.
Information on Electromagnetic Compatibility standards and installation requirements.
Disclaimer regarding the accuracy of handbook information due to product updates.
Introduction to the Raynav 300 GPS Plotter handbook and its structure.
Overview of the Raynav 300 GPS Plotter's general features and display capabilities.
Description of the plotter screen, vessel position, and display control functions.
Explanation of the various buttons and on-screen controls used to operate the plotter.
Overview of the chapter's content, conventions used, and simulator mode.
Instructions on how to turn the Raynav 300 GPS Plotter on and off.
How to adjust screen brightness and contrast for optimal viewing.
How to control plotter display using cursor and keys, including selecting display modes.
Introduction to operating the Raynav 300 GPS Plotter, covering navigation and functions.
How to select different screen modes for displaying navigation data.
Displays showing GPS status, position, bearing, range, course, and speed.
Displays providing detailed waypoint information like XTE, TTG, ETA, and time.
Information on placing, selecting, editing, erasing, and moving up to 998 waypoints.
Step-by-step instructions for placing waypoints at the cursor or vessel position, or via the Waypoint List.
Methods for selecting waypoints from the list or using the cursor for GOTO and EDIT functions.
How to change the symbol, name, and position of waypoints.
Steps to create a new route by selecting waypoints or placing them on screen.
How to save the current route to the Route Database List, optionally naming it.
How to view full route details or leg/waypoint information.
Procedures for clearing the current route, with options to save or discard.
How to navigate directly to a selected waypoint or cursor position.
Instructions for following the current route, including notes on target waypoint verification.
Options for joining routes, advancing waypoints, and restarting XTE.
How to start following a route from a selected waypoint.
How routes are shared within a SeaTalk system and how waypoints are transferred.
How to use the track function to record and display the vessel's trail.
How to switch tracks on and set the interval for track point creation.
Steps to clear the current track from the screen, with saving options.
Converting current tracks into routes for return voyages.
How to initiate and cancel the MOB procedure to return to a lost person or object.
Definitions of various alarms like Arrival, Off Track, Anchor, Countdown, and Alarm Clock.
Instructions on how to set, adjust, and toggle alarms and timers using the ALARMS key.
How to enable the display of cursors from other connected equipment on the plotter screen.
Introduction to setting up the GPS Plotter according to user preferences and system configuration.
General procedure for accessing and changing setup parameters via the MENU key.
Details of system setup parameters like Bearing Mode, Cursor Readout, and Units.
Parameters for configuring plotter functions such as chart orientation and waypoint symbols.
Selecting the method for acquiring a position fix (GPS, D-GPS, SD-GPS).
Setting up external Differential GPS, including beacon frequency and bit rate.
Re-acquiring a GPS position fix by performing a cold start.
Introduction to planning and executing the installation of the Raynav 300 GPS Plotter.
Guidelines for ensuring optimal Electromagnetic Compatibility during installation.
Instructions for unpacking, checking, and registering the plotter and its accessories.
Step-by-step guide for surface mounting the GPS antenna.
Instructions for mounting the display unit using the trunnion bracket.
Instructions for panel mounting the display unit using the optional kit.
How to connect the plotter to other equipment via NMEA and SeaTalk.
Identification of rear panel connectors for ANTENNA, PWR/NMEA, and SeaTalk.
Details on connecting the GPS antenna, with cautions about power.
Instructions for connecting power and NMEA data, including fuse requirements.
Steps for powering on the plotter and performing initial setup like language selection.
Procedures to verify correct plotter operation after installation, checking GPS data and cursor movement.
Information on routine checks, cleaning, and safety guidelines for servicing.
How to perform Power-On Reset and Factory Reset, with data loss warnings.
Guide to identifying common problems and their corrective actions.
Summary of key technical features including size, weight, power, display, and interfaces.
Table listing data received via NMEA/SeaTalk ports and their sources.
Glossary of abbreviations used throughout the manual, with their meanings.
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