How To Change The Cursor Configuration - Furuno GP-3700F Operator's Manual

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How to Change the Cursor Configuration

The cursor is available in four configurations; crossing line, circle, parallel index line,
and diamond. When the cursor is turned on, the selected cursor is displayed with a
focus on the cursor. When the cursor is turned off, the selected cursor is displayed
with a focus on own ship mark. The configuration for the standard cursor in the table
below is "crossing line".
Configuration
Crossing line
Circle
Parallel index line
Diamond
Note: Hereafter, "cursor" means the crossing line cursor, unless otherwise noted.
The CURSOR ON/OFF key shows or hides the cursor.
To change the cursor configuration, do as follows:
1. Press the CURSOR SEL key to select the cursor to use.
When crossing line or cross-hair cursor is displayed: Each time you press the
key, the cursor configuration changes as follows:
Circle → Parallel index line → Diamond → Crossing line / cross-hair → circle → ...
When crossing line or cross-hair cursor is not displayed: Each time you press
the key, the cursor configuration changes as follows:
Circle → Parallel index line → Diamond → No indication → circle → ...
Note 1: You can disable unnecessary cursors except the crossing line/cross-hair
cursor. See "How to disable unnecessary cursors" on page 2-10.
Note 2: When the cursor is not displayed, the selected cursor can move with the
own ship mark.
2. For the cursor other than the crossing line or cross-hair cursor, use the ENTER
knob to adjust the selected cursor.
Circle: Rotate the knob to change the radius of the circle. Push the knob to anchor
the circle. The radius of the circle is displayed at the top left of the screen.
Parallel index line: Rotate the knob to rotate the line(s), then push the knob. Ro-
tate the knob to adjust the interval between index lines. Push the knob when fin-
ished. The orientation and interval for the index lines are displayed at the top left
of the screen. You can select the number of parallel index lines to display and the
orientation method (see "How to set the orientation method and the number of
parallel index lines" on page 2-10).
Diamond: Rotate the knob to rotate the diamond. Push the knob to anchor the di-
Appearance
General use. Select position for
mark; select mark to erase; select
target (TT, AIS) to display its data,
etc.
Measure range between two ob-
jects (including own ship).
Maintain distance between own
ship and coastline, another vessel.
Mark location of fishing net.
2. PLOTTER DISPLAY OVERVIEW
Usage
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