Warning: When the reference target is lost, a warning is raised and the
speed source will automatically be switched to LOG. If the LOG is working
on water track, the speed mode will become sea stabilized and the user will
be notified in case of a change of stabilization. The loss of a reference target
may have a major impact on the accuracy of the results for true speed and
true course of the target, and own speed precision will be degraded.
Selecting a reference target
A reference target must be selected before the speed source can be set to auto drift. The
reference target is selected from the target menu.
To display the target menu, position the cursor over the preferred target and then:
• Press the enter key
• Press the right mouse key
The reference target is labelled with an R to identify it as a reference.
Target tracking
The enter key on O2000 and the mouse keys are used for managing targets.
To immediately acquire a radar target or to activate/de-activate an AIS target at the cursor
position:
• Press the enter key
• Press the left mouse key
More options are available from the target menu, displayed by:
• Pressing and holding the enter key
• Pressing the right mouse key
The options in the target menu depends on if a target is located at the cursor position, the
type of target, and the status of the target.
No target at cursor position
Target at cursor position
See more details about radar and AIS targets in "Targets" on page 33.
Acknowledging alerts
To acknowledge the most recent alert:
• Press the acknowledge key
The focus is moved to the alerts panel.
Repeat pressing the key to continue acknowledging alerts from the top of the alerts panel.
Press the exit key to exit the alerts panel.
When an alert is acknowledged, the alert icon stops flashing and changes to the
acknowledged icon. The siren continues to sound if there are remaining unacknowledged
alerts, otherwise it is muted.
The acknowledged alert is not moved to its new position in the sort order until there has
been 2 seconds without any alerts being acknowledged.
For more details, refer to "The alert system" on page 60.
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