Simrad NSO-II User Manual

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Basic operation | NSO-II Operator Manual
Basic operation
Turn power on/o
Use the power switch on the front of the NSO Processor
or press the PWR key on the OP40 Remote Control to turn
the NSO-II system on/o.
More features via the power key
• Press the OP40 PWR
key or tap the power
button on the Pages
panel
Display dialog for
brightness, night mode,
standby mode and radar
standby/transmit
• Drag to adjust
slider value / repeat
pressing the OP40
PWR key
To change the brightness
level / toggle preset
brightness levels
¼ Note: If the power key is released before shut-down is completed, the power o is can-
celled.
A night mode which optimizes the color palette for low light conditions, is included.
¼ Note: Details on the chart may be less visible when the Night mode is selected!
When in Standby mode, the backlight is turned o to save power.
You return from Standby mode to normal operation by pressing the OP40 PWR key.
If the radar is transmitting you can set it to standby mode from within the Light dialog.
Using the touchscreen
Basic touchscreen operation on the dierent panels is shown in the table below.
The panel sections later in this manual have more information about panel specic
touchscreen operation.
Operation
Menu/
Dialogs
Panels:
Char t Echo Radar
Tap
Select/
toggle item
Place cursor
Press and
hold
Display menu for active panel
Drag
Adjust
slider value
Scroll dialog
Pan chart
(any direction)
Pan echo history
(horizontal
movement)
¼ Note: When pressing the screen and holding your nger on the same spot, a circle will
spin around the point. Don’t let go till action circle is completed or until the action is
conrmed by a second beep.
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Advanced power control
The NSO-II can be wired
and congured to control
the power of displays and
compatible devices. See the
NSO-II Installation manual for
more information.
Power switch

Simrad NSO-II Specifications

General

Brand	Simrad
Model	NSO-II
Category	Marine Equipment
Language	English