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INSTALLATION & USE Electronics Flyer Gran Turismo 34 and 38...
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Additional devices AIS Class-B: NAIS300 Entertainment: SonicHub Communication: RS82 Radar: Broadband Radar 3G USE ............. Page 30 dVHF Radio System - RS82 Multifunction Display - NSS8 REPAIR ..........Page 42 SimNet Tool - ST10 After Sales Service Process Web portal...
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SIMNET - NETWORK COMPONENTS SimNet (Simrad Intelligent Marine Network) a complete intelligent network system for easy installation and integration of Simrad marine electronics. • Based on CAN bus / NMEA2000 • Up to 50 products in one system • Signal rate 250 kbit/sec - 50 times faster than NMEA0183 •...
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Device with one SimNet connec- tor (eg: NSS). For a shunt in the network - Use SimNet drop cable (6 m Max). Device with two SimNet connec- tors (eg: IS20 Instruments). For a...
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(impedance: 60 Ώ). The wind vane is fitted with an internal terminator. Do not cut the SimNet cables. The 9 mm diameter connec- tors are designed to go through the deck. Bad, or non conform connections will result in network instability.
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SIMNET - EXAMPLES 12V DC Example 1: SimNet with one terminator (or IS20 masthead unit) on each extremity and pow- ered with SimNet power cable without terminator (yellow). 12V DC Example 2: SimNet with one terminator (or IS20 masthead unit) on one extremity and powered with SimNet power cable with terminator (red) at the other extremity.
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• Compatible with Broadband radar, Broadband Sonder, Structure Scan, Sonic Hub SonicHub • Marine audio server with waterproof dock - SimNet • Full iPod, iPhone and MP3 compatibility, FM receiver included • Dock provides a safe waterproof spot and full opera- tional control •...
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FLYER GT 34 & SIMRAD - BACKBONE Multi Option Radar Option VHF BR24 3G RS82 12-24 V 12-24 V Photo 3 RI10 Photo 1 136719 128311 136719 7 way SimNet Joiner 128316 136719 128312 Option Auto Pilot IPS Pack Elect.
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FLYER GT 34 & SIMRAD - BACKBONE Fonction Display Finition 2 NSS-8" 12-24 V Marine Audio Server & Dock Finition 2 12-24 V Photo 2 136717 128310 12VDC Photo 5 128314 Photo 2 128316 128313 128312 Echo sounder Finition 2...
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FLYER GT 38 & SIMRAD - BACKBONE Multi Option Radar Pack Elec BR24 3G RS82 12-24 V 12-24 V Photo 1 RI10 30 cm 128298 128311 136719 7 way SimNet Joiner 128316 136719 Pack Elec Pack Elec NAIS Autopilot Interface kit...
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FLYER GT 38 & SIMRAD - BACKBONE Fonction Display Finition Ambition Photo 2 Marine Audio Server & Dock NSS-8" Finition Ambition 12-24 V 12-24 V Photo 3 136717 128310 12VDC 7 way SimNet 128314 Joiner 128316 128312 Echo sounder Finition...
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AUTOPILOT The autopilot settings are done by the yard. It is not necessary to do the boat commis- sioning again. It is necessary to do these settings after a reset of the autopilot. Seatrial (Auto tune) Turn On the NSS Multifunction display with the PWR key. Access to seatrial menu by using the following sequence.
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AUTOPILOT Manually adjusting steering parameters The autotune function in the autopilot is so refi ned that the majority of boats will need no further adjustments of the steering parameters. On some boats however, or in particular sea conditions, fi ne tuning of the steering parameters may improve the performance of the autopilot.
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Joiner, and in compliance with the installation rules. SimNet devices are Plug & Play and will automatically be detected and identifi ed by the network when connected. Do an automatic source update from NSS or RS82 to confi rm the...
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NMEA0183 compatible devices Any additional device with NMEA0183 In/Out can be connected to SimNet network via an AT10 converter. SimNet network will recognize the AT10 converter as a new source. Do an automatic source update from NSS or RS82 to confi rm the new device has been recognized.
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AIS CLASS-B: NAIS300 Features • Class-B AIS transponder with integrated GPS in black box module • NMEA and SimNet • CD and RS232 connection supplied for settings via PC Power supply To SimNet 12-24VDC To GPS antenna (supplied) To VHF antenna...
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AIS CLASS-B: NAIS300 Connecting to a computer Wire one end of the supplied RS232 cable into the connector block on the main unit, refer to Fig 2.1, then plug the 9 pin RS232 connector into the serial port on your PC or laptop. If your PC or laptop does not have a serial port, and you are using a USB to serial converter, please ensure this is fully installed before proceeding.
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ENTERTAINMENT: SONIC HUB Features • Marine audio server with waterproof dock. All controlled from your Simrad display. • Full iPod, iPhone and MP3 compatibility, FM receiver included. • Dock provides a safe waterproof spot and full operational control. • Music control for up to 3 individual zones.
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ENTERTAINMENT: SONIC HUB SonicHub control from NSS You must enable Audio to control audio on your NSS unit. When audio is enabled, the media bar will appear at the bottom of the screen on all pages. The media bar varies from one audio source to another. You switch focus between other panels and the media bar by tapping on the selected panel.
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ENTERTAINMENT: SONIC HUB Master volume control By default, the volume for all speaker zones are adjusted when you adjust the volume from an NSS unit. You can adjust each speaker zone individually from the SonicHub zones dialog, where you also can defi ne which zones should be altered when increasing/decreasing the volume from the control unt.
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Never plug or unplug the handset from the black box when the installation is powered. Products can be seriously damaged. Power supply STATION 1 To Handset STATION 2 To Speaker 4 Ohms/4W SimNet (x2) VHF Antenna not supplied - PL259...
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COMMUNICATION: RS82 DVHF RADIO SYSTEM Introduction The RS82 is a modular, dual station VHF radio and Class DDSC (Digital Selective Calling) radio-telephone system using a fully-featured telephone-style handset to access and control all functions. It supports the latest GMDSS require- ments for non-SOLAS vessels from the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and will enable you to make digitally selected calls, which are quicker and simpler to make than...
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COMMUNICATION: RS82 DVHF RADIO SYSTEM Channel sets In addition to the standard international channels, the RS82 can also be programmed with regional auxiliary channels, such as the Marina channels M and M2 in the UK, the USA Weather- channels and the Fishing or Leisure channels in Scandinavia. To display the channel sets available, press SHIFT followed by 1W (CHSET).
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• Quick installation. • Automatic clarity Proven Auto Har- bour and Offshore modes completely optimise the radar image. RI10 Radar interface Radome Radar cable Network To NSS 12/24 To SimNet For more details on wiring operations: See Radar installation manual...
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RADAR: BROADBAND RADAR 3G Operating radar from an NSS unit The radar’s operational modes are controlled from the NSS unit. The following modes are available: • Off: The power to the radar scanner is turned off. • Standby: The power to the radar scanner is on, but the radar is not transmitting any signals.
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(if applicable in country of use). VHF Items – Miscellaneous options such as selection of User channel, last used channel, interrupt inter-com, speaker settings and SimNet management. Entering Menu mode will inhibit the operation of the radio. Exit Menu mode before...
DVHF RADIO SYSTEM - RS82 Entering your MMSI number From the Menu system, select Numbers and GROUP MMSI, and confi rm with OK. To enter the Group MMSI number, press OK again. The fi rst digit is always “0” and this is pre-selected by the radio.
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DVHF RADIO SYSTEM - RS82 Sending a DSC call DSC functions are only available with an accepted MMSI number in the radio. Enter the call function. Enter the MMSI number of the station manually using the nu- meric keypad, or scroll through the MMSI number directory. Confi...
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DVHF RADIO SYSTEM - RS82 Sending a Distress Alert call It is an offence to send a Distress Alert call if vessel or crew are not in danger. The distress button is located under the protective cover on the front of the handset. Access the Distress Alert call function.
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MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY - NSS8 SIMRAD STBY AUTO MARK GOTO MENU PAGES NSS 7 Description Touch screen. Chart card reader door. Micro-SD Card reader. STBY Auto key. Used for Autopilot operation. MARK / MENU key. A short press activates active panel’s menu.
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MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY - NSS8 The power button Press and hold Turn unit on/off Single press Display dialog for light adjustment and standby mode Repeated presses Toggle preset brightness levels Displaying the menu Press button MARK MENU Tap screen area Press and hold on active panel Positioning a Man Over Board mark Cancel navigation Delete MOB mark...
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MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY - NSS8 NSS Control pages Pages (Home) Tools Settings GOTO GOTO GOTO GOTO GOTO GOTO GOTO PAGES Selecting pages GOTO GOTO GOTO GOTO GOTO GOTO PAGES NOTE: Select active panel on a multi-panel page by tapping selected panel. Using charts Zoom Pan, any direction...
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MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY - NSS8 Placing waypoints At vessel position At cursor position MARK MARK MARK MENU Creating routes Displaying radar overlay on chart pages Navigating NOTE: This prompt will appear only with optional Simrad autopilot GOTO GOTO GOTO PAGES integration.
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MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY - NSS8 Using the Echosounder Adjusting sounder image Select Auto/Manual Adjust Auto - Manual Using the Radar Turning radar transmitting on/off Adjusting radar image Select Select preset Adjust “Auto” - Manual “Hrbr” - “Ofsh”...
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MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY - NSS8 Using the Autopilot Activating the Autopilot STBY STBY AUTO AUTO Returning to Standby mode and manual steering A short press on the STBY/AUTO key switches the system to Standby mode. STBY STBY AUTO AUTO Turning the Pilot pop-up ON/OFF STBY AUTO Selecting autopilot mode from Pilot pop-up window...
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MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY - NSS8 Changing course in Auto mode Heading change 1° heading adjust The Autopilot panel Sailing with autopilot NOTE: Only available when Sail is selected during comissioning. Maintaining a fi xed wind angle Adjust the boat heading until wind is according to selected wind angle, then: MARK MENU MENU...
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SIMNET TOOL - ST10 The simNet tool is used with : • A computer with Software Upgrade Tool • A ST10 Converter • A SimNet cable SimNet ST10 To USB port 1. Install driver and SW Upgrade 2. Launch SW Upgrade...
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SIMNET TOOL - ST10 The simNet tool allows to : • Do the following tasks with menus and keys. Menus and keys Functions Refresh (F5) Allows to refresh data on screen Creation of Yard Excel sheet and set up the instal-...
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AFTER SALES SERVICE PROCESS Request equest Customer request help from Beneteau dealer submits Customer request help from Beneteau dealer submits local Beneteau dealer request to Navico local agency local Beneteau dealer request to Navico local agency Warranty ? Navico’s certified dealer Navico’s certified dealer Navico’s certified dealer assists with problem according...
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AFTER SALES SERVICE PROCESS Navico’s local certified dealer Navico’s local certified dealer Navico delegates service Navico delegates serv r ice helps diagnose problem for helps diagnose problem fo f r request to local certified dealer request to local certified dealer customer customer Dependent upon problem...
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