Vertical Indications And Marks; Typical Vertical Display - Furuno FSV-85 Operator's Manual

3.3

Vertical Indications and Marks

3.3.1

Typical vertical display

The vertical mode provides a vertical section of the horizontal picture. You may show
the display on the right or left side of the screen in case of the vertical 1 mode. An ex-
pansion mode is available to enlarge the picture. To display the vertical mode, press
the DISP MODE key and choose V1 or V1 & V2.The example below shows the V1
mode. You can move and change the window size of the vertical display 1 by drag and
drop.
Trackball data
Slant range
Horizontal range
Vertical range
Angle to cursor from
horizontal
Cursor position
reference mark
Range scale
VERTICAL DISPLAY DATA
(from left to right)
Vertical Bearing (V)
Range (R)
Gain (G)
User program number (P)*
1547m
1473m
473m
A 33°
W
500 1000 1500
500
1000
V 12°
R 2000m G 8.0 P 1
Vertical display 1
1000
500
500 1000
R 2000m
G 8
V 256°
V 12° R 2000m
*: Shown when the [Sel User Prog]
is set to [H/V Individual] on the
[Register] menu.
Vertical bearing mark
N
V
2000
S
Tilt angle mark
(Detection aspect in vertical
direction at horizontal display)
Target lock mark
(Entered on
horizontal display.)
1500
1000
G 8.0 P 1
3. VERTICAL MODE
NUMERIC/
GRAPHIC
DATA
E
DISPLAY
Trackball mark
(+ cursor)
500
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