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7.4
Chart Tab
The Chart Tab allows the user to configure the information that is presented on the charting displays.
This includes the ability to determine what features of the Navionics charts are enabled, how the water
column targets and vessel track are displayed, where and how depth information is displayed, and
various other settings.
7.4.1 Cartography
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The user can elect to have the Navionics chart overlay enabled or disabled.
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Without a Navionics chart connected, a rough country-level overlay is drawn
which is replaced with the Navionics data once the card is installed and a Rescan is
performed (see "6.4 Rescan" on page 36 for more information).
Chart Disabled
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Selects the layers which will be shown on the chart overlay. Any changes made to
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7.4.2 Overlays
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Chart Enabled
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Figure 31. Chart Enabled / Disabled Examples
Anchorage Areas: Areas where vessels can anchor and shows marinas, jetties
and wharfs.
Cables: Overlays locations of underwater cables.
Depth Contours: Shows the depth contour lines from the chart card.
Depth Soundings: Shows the single depth soundings from the chart card.
Nature Of Seabed: Indicates what the seabed is at various locations.
Nav Aids: Shows location of navigational lights, beacons, buoys and markers.
Port: Show port shapes such as pylons.
Pipeline: Show location of pipelines.
Wreck, Rocks: Locations of wrecks and rocky areas.
Names: Shows names of harbours and locations on the chart. Will also show
warnings and information.
Background Colour: Pale Gray (default) or Black background options.
Maximum Colour Depth: Set the maximum colour depth (default 800m).
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Chart Enabled
(with Navionics Card)
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WSP-009-008
V1.3
April 2014
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