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LIGHTHOUSE 3
version 3.14
Advanced operation instructions
English (en-US)
Date:
05-2021
Document number:
81370 (Rev 18)
© 2021 Raymarine UK Limited

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  • Page 1 LIGHTHOUSE 3 version 3.14 Advanced operation instructions English (en-US) Date: 05-2021 Document number: 81370 (Rev 18) © 2021 Raymarine UK Limited...
  • Page 3 Please check the website to ensure you have the latest documentation. Publication copyright Copyright ©2021 Raymarine UK Ltd. All rights reserved. No parts of this material may be copied, translated, or transmitted (in any medium) without the prior written permission of Raymarine UK Ltd.
  • Page 5 Contents Chapter 1 Important information..................19 Electronic chart data........................ 20 Open source license agreements ..................20 Regulatory approvals ......................20 Warranty registration ....................... 20 Technical accuracy ........................20 Chapter 2 Document and product information............21 2.1 Product documentation..................... 22 Applicable software version ....................22 Compatible MFDs ........................
  • Page 6 First power up Limitation on Use acknowledgement ............43 Multiple data sources (MDS) ....................43 Data sources menu.......................44 Identifying engines .......................44 Configuring Transducer settings ..................45 RealVision™ 3D AHRS calibration..................46 Transducer calibration (iTC-5)....................47 Assigning a function to the User Programmable Button (UPB)..........49 Performing a settings or factory reset...................49 Importing user data.......................49 4.6 Shortcuts ..........................
  • Page 7 5.7 Global positioning ......................68 Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) constellations ..........68 Satellite based augmentation systems (SBAS) ..............69 GNSS (GPS) Status........................70 GNSS (GPS) Settings......................71 5.8 My data ..........................72 Fuel/trip manager ......................... 73 Files ............................75 View PDFs ..........................75 Import/export ........................75 5.9 Alarms..........................77 Alarm manager ........................
  • Page 8 Engaging and disengaging the autopilot - physical buttons..........104 Disengaging the autopilot ....................104 6.3 Pilot sidebar ........................104 6.4 Pilot pop-up........................106 6.5 Autopilot Control — Pilot set-up menu ................106 6.6 Rudder damping levels and deadband angles ............109 Adjusting the Rudder Damping level .................. 109 Chapter 7 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks ..............
  • Page 9 8.4 Depths and contours .......................139 Depth soundings ........................ 139 Depth contours ........................140 8.5 Target tracking .........................142 AIS targets .......................... 143 AIS target information ......................145 Accessing target options ....................146 AIS target options ....................... 146 AIS target list........................147 AIS settings menu........................147 Radar targets ........................147 Acquiring a target manually ....................
  • Page 10 Sector search pattern ......................175 Expanding square search pattern..................179 Creeping line / Parallel line search pattern................. 182 8.13 Laylines ..........................184 Sailing data page ........................ 185 Laylines — system requirements ..................185 Enabling Laylines ........................ 185 Laylines settings ......................... 186 Displaying and interpreting laylines..................
  • Page 11 TOI cancellation repeat ...................... 217 TOI position updates ......................217 Accessing target options ....................217 TOI options ......................... 218 TOI list..........................218 9.6 First responder AIS modes .....................219 AIS mode status icons ....................... 220 Blue Force Tracking ......................220 9.7 SITREP (Situation report) ....................220 9.8 SAR pattern receipt......................222 9.9 Messaging........................222 Message inbox........................
  • Page 12 11.5 Sonar scroll back ......................248 11.6 Sonar sensitivity controls ....................249 11.7 Fishfinder settings menu....................250 Chapter 12 Radar app ....................255 12.1 Radar app overview......................256 Radar app controls......................256 Radar app context menu ....................257 Camera tracking ........................ 258 12.2 Radar feature comparison ....................258 Compatible Radar scanners....................
  • Page 13 12.12 Blank sectors......................... 283 12.13 Radar sensitivity controls..................... 284 12.14 Radar settings .......................285 Chapter 13 Dashboard app ..................289 13.1 Dashboard app overview....................290 Dashboard app controls ....................290 Switching data page ......................291 Selecting Data pages to display ..................291 13.2 Default data pages ......................291 13.3 Customizing existing Data pages ................292 Data overlay and Sidebar data items.................
  • Page 14 Fault code history ....................... 319 15.2 VesselView Sidebar ......................320 Chapter 16 Video app ....................321 16.1 Video app overview .......................322 Video app pages ....................... 322 Renaming video feeds ....................... 323 Video app controls ......................323 Pan, Tilt, Zoom (PTZ) camera controls ................324 16.2 Opening the Video app ....................
  • Page 15 Selecting an audio zone ....................362 Selecting an audio source ....................363 Muting and unmuting......................363 Browsing for tracks ......................363 Browsing for stations / channels..................363 Saving presets ........................364 Powering off entertainment systems ................. 364 18.4 Audio app menu options....................364 Audio app settings menu....................
  • Page 16 Pairing a Bluetooth speaker ....................394 Bluetooth volume control ....................394 Chapter 22 Mobile app support ..................395 22.1 Raymarine mobile apps ....................396 22.2 Connecting an Android device to the display............396 22.3 Connecting an iOS device to the display..............397 22.4 RayConnect ........................397 LightHouse charts......................
  • Page 17 23.11 Data troubleshooting ....................419 23.12 Touchscreen troubleshooting..................419 Chapter 24 Technical support ..................421 24.1 Raymarine product support and servicing..............422 Viewing product information (LightHouse™ 3)..............423 Remote Support via AnyDesk.................... 424 24.2 Learning resources ....................... 424 Appendix A NMEA 0183 sentence support ...............425 Appendix B NMEA 2000 PGN support ..............426...
  • Page 19 Minimum safe settings are user defined calculations. As these calculations are outside of Raymarine’s control; Raymarine will not be held liable for any damage, physical or otherwise, resulting from the use of the automatic route generation feature or the Minimum safe depth, Minimum safe width or Minimum safe height settings.
  • Page 20 Electronic chart data Raymarine does not warrant the accuracy of such information, and is not responsible for damages or injuries caused by errors in chart data or information utilized by the product and supplied by third parties. Use of electronic charts provided by third parties is subject to the supplier's End-User License Agreement (EULA).
  • Page 21 Chapter 2: Document and product information Chapter contents • 2.1 Product documentation on page 22 Document and product information...
  • Page 22 2.1 Product documentation The following documentation is applicable to your product: All documents are available to download in PDF format from the Raymarine website www.raymarine.com. Description Part number LightHouse 3 Basic operation instructions 81369 LightHouse 3 Advanced operation instructions 81370 LightHouse™...
  • Page 23 Systems that include eS Series and gS Series MFDs upgraded from LightHouse 2 to LightHouse 3 cannot be updated to LightHouse 3 version 3.12. To update Axiom MFDs to version 3.12 in these mixed MFD systems, you must remove the eS Series and gS Series MFDs from the same network as Axiom MFDs.
  • Page 24 • Further manuals will be added to the Print Shop over the coming months for both new and legacy products. • Raymarine user manuals are also available to download free-of-charge from the Raymarine website, in the popular PDF format. These PDF files can be viewed on a PC / laptop, tablet,...
  • Page 25 Chapter 3: General information Chapter contents • 3.1 MFD and LightHouse third-party apps on page 26 • 3.2 Sidebar on page 27 • 3.3 Data overlays on page 29 • 3.4 Menus on page 34 • 3.5 MFD app settings menu on page 36 •...
  • Page 26 Multiple apps can be displayed simultaneously by creating splitscreen app pages. LightHouse™ third-party apps LightHouse™ third-party apps are developed entirely by 3rd parties and are approved by Raymarine. These apps are available from the LightHouse app launcher found on the Homescreen. LightHouse™...
  • Page 27 3.2 Sidebar The Sidebar is available in all apps and provides quick access to system data. By default the Sidebar is set up to display navigation data. The Sidebar is displayed automatically in the Chart app when a Goto or follow is initiated. It can also be displayed at anytime by sliding your finger from left to right from the left edge of the screen.
  • Page 28 Switching sidebars Depending on connected devices and set up, various sidebars are available. Data 1, Data 2 and Search sidebars are always available. The Race Start sidebar is available when a sailing vessel boat type is selected during the initial start up wizard. The Audio sidebar is available when compatible audio equipment is connected, and the Pilot sidebar is available when autopilot control is enabled.
  • Page 29 No rudder data found. 2. Rudder deflection to port. 3. Rudder deflection to starboard. 3.3 Data overlays System data can be overlaid onto the Chart, Radar, Sonar or Camera apps. Some apps have Data overlays enabled by default. Data overlays can be placed anywhere on the app page and can be placed over any app in a Splitscreen app page.
  • Page 30 Data category Data items Battery • Battery voltage Battery related data. • Battery current Data items are available for the number of batteries specified in the Boat details settings: • Time till zero charge Homescreen > Settings > Boat details > Num •...
  • Page 31 Data category Data items • Coolant pressure • Boost pressure • Fuel pressure • Fuel flow (inst) • Fuel flow • Tilt position Fuel • Est. fuel remaining Data related to fuel economy. • Total fuel (vol) An ‘All tanks’ category is available when more than 1 fuel tank has been specified that •...
  • Page 32 Data category Data items • Cursor position • Loran cursor position Note: • Loran position • (1) Data item is only available in the • Vessel position Dashboard app • SOG (Speed Over Ground) • Course over ground • Average SOG •...
  • Page 33 Data category Data items • Waypoint info • CMG & DMG (Course Made Good & Distance Made Good) • Rudder angle Pilot Speed • VMG to waypoint (Velocity Made Good) • Speed thru water Note: • VMG to windward (Velocity Made Good) •...
  • Page 34 Data category Data items • AWA & AWS (Apparent Wind Angle & Apparent Wind Speed) • TWA & VMG wind (True Wind Angle & Velocity Made Good) • TWA & TWS (True Wind Angle & True Wind Speed) Fuel (Gasoline) •...
  • Page 35 Context menus Context menus are available in MFD apps. Context menus are accessed by selecting an object or location within the MFD app. Context menus provide context-sensitive information and options. Selecting more options will display further contextual menu options. Selecting Close (X) or selecting an area of the screen away from the menu, will close the menu.
  • Page 36 3.5 MFD app settings menu Each MFD app includes a settings menu that provides access to the app’s settings and features. The settings menu in each MFD app is signified by the Settings icon, found in the main app menu. 3.6 Editing the split ratio of a Splitscreen app page With a Splitscreen app page displayed: 1.
  • Page 37 Chapter 4: Set up Chapter contents • 4.1 MFD physical buttons on page 38 • 4.2 Axiom and Axiom XL on page 40 • 4.3 Axiom Pro, eS Series and gS Series on page 41 • 4.4 Switching on and off at the breaker on page 42 •...
  • Page 38 4.1 MFD physical buttons The table below shows the physical buttons that are available on LightHouse™ 3 compatible MFDs and remote keypads, along with their function. Note: • Where 2 button symbols are shown, the symbols on the left represent Axiom™ Pro variant MFDs or RMK-10 keypad, and the symbols on the right represent an eS Series MFD or RMK-9 keypad.
  • Page 39 Control Button Function Range Out Press to Range or Zoom Out. Uni-controller The Uni-controller consists of a center OK button, Directional controls and a Rotary knob. MFD Uni-controller Control Control Function Push the button to confirm a selection. Use the 8-way directional controls to Directional reposition the cursor onscreen.
  • Page 40 Home — press to return to the Homescreen. 2. Menu — accesses menus. Press again to close menus. 3. UniController — provides a rotary control and a joystick that includes an OK push button for using menus and applications. 4. Back — press to return to a previous menu or dialog level. 5.
  • Page 41 1. Swipe your finger from left to right across the Power button swipe area. The MFD will power up. Powering off the display 1. Swipe your finger from left to right across the Power button swipe area. The Shortcuts menu is displayed. 2.
  • Page 42 Powering off the display 1. Press the Power button. 2. From the Shortcuts page press and hold the power icon for approximately 2 seconds. Alternatively you can press and hold the Power button for approximately 6 seconds to power off your display.
  • Page 43 Selecting OK means you have accepted the terms of use. Multiple data sources (MDS) MDS is a Raymarine scheme for managing multiple sources of identical data types on the same network (e.g.: in an MFD network you may have more than one source of GPS / GNSS position data).
  • Page 44 Visit the Raymarine website (www.raymarine.com) to obtain the latest software for your products. If MDS-compliant software is not available for the product and you do NOT want to use the system’s preferred data source, you must remove any non-compliant products from the system.
  • Page 45 Configuring Transducer settings For systems set up with Sonar, you should configure your transducer settings. 1. Select Transducer from the Fishfinder app’s Settings menu: Menu > Settings > Transducer 2. Select how you want your depth to appear: i. Below transducer (default) — No offset required ii.
  • Page 46 Important: • The Ping depth limit should only be enabled when problems are experienced re-acquiring depth readings after the sonar has lost depth readings. • Once Ping depth limit is enabled, when sailing in waters deeper than the specified depth limit the Fishfinder app / transducer will not be able to establish a depth reading / bottom lock.
  • Page 47 Note: In some circumstances, it is beneficial to disable Realvision AHRS if local sources of magnetic interference are distorting the sonar image. Realvision AHRS can be disabled from Settings. Menu > Settings > Sounder > AHRS stabilization Note: The Calibration process will require repeating after a Sonar reset or MFD Factory reset. Transducer calibration (iTC-5) You can calibrate transducers connected to your Lighthouse MFD via an iTC-5 Instrument Transducer Converter.
  • Page 48 Depth Calibrate your depth transducer. Below keel Enter the distance between the transducer face and the bottom of the keel. Enter the distance between the bottom of your keel and the Below waterline waterline. Below transducer No offset required. Wind Calibrate your wind transducer.
  • Page 49 Apply an offset to the angle. Angle adjustment Apply a scaling factor to apparent wind speed. Speed adjustment Speed Calibrate your speed transducer. Note: For best results, ensure that there is minimal or no tide/current effect when calibrating speed through water. Set STW to SOG Apply a scaling factor to all STW readings, based on the present difference between STW and SOG.
  • Page 50 4.6 Shortcuts The Shortcuts menu can be accessed by swiping left to right across the Power button swipe area on an Axiom™ or Axiom™ XL MFD, or by pressing the Power button on an Axiom™ Pro , eS Series or gS Series MFD.
  • Page 51 With touchlock activated the touchscreen will be disabled. To re-enable the touchscreen, swipe Power button swipe area. from left to right across the Power Power Radar standby You can place a transmitting Radar in Standby from the Shortcuts menu. 1. Select Stop Radar tx from the Shortcuts menu. Eject SD card Safely eject your SD card from your MFD.
  • Page 52 Press or swipe the Power button to display the Shortcuts page and then select the speaker symbol to display the Bluetooth volume control for LightHouse™ apps and MFD alarms. Adjusting brightness LCD brightness can be adjusted from the Shortcuts page. With the Shortcuts page displayed (accessible via the Power button): 1.
  • Page 53 4.7 Memory card compatibility MicroSD memory cards can be used to backup / archive data (e.g. Waypoints, Routes and Tracks). Once data is backed up to a memory card, old data can be deleted from the system. The archived data can be retrieved at any time. It is recommended that your data is backed up to a memory card on a regular basis.
  • Page 54 Inserting a MicroSD card — Axiom variants 1. Pull back the microSD card reader cover as shown above. 2. Insert your microSD card with the contacts facing down. 3. Close the cover and ensure it is seated correctly. Removing a MicroSD card 1.
  • Page 55 Inserting external storage devices - RCR 1. Open the card reader door. 2. Insert the storage device into a card slot and push until it clicks into place. • RCR-SDUSB slot 1 — With the contacts facing down, insert an SD card (or an SD card adaptor containing a MicroSD card) into the upper slot, labelled (1), and push until it clicks into place.
  • Page 56 Raymarine® regularly issues software updates for its products which provide new and enhanced features and improved performance and usability. It’s important to ensure that you have the latest software for your products by regularly checking the Raymarine® website for new software releases. www.raymarine.com/software Note: •...
  • Page 57 4.9 Device pairing Pairing a RMK remote keypad You can control your MFD with an RMK keypad. From the This display tab of the Settings menu: Homescreen > Settings > This display . 1. Select Pair keypad. 2. Follow the onscreen instructions to pair your keypad. Ensure you select the correct orientation for the keypad during the pairing process.
  • Page 59 Chapter 5: Homescreen Chapter contents • 5.1 Accepting the Limitations on Use on page 60 • 5.2 Homescreen overview on page 60 • 5.3 MFD Apps on page 61 • 5.4 Creating / Customizing an App page on page 63 •...
  • Page 60 5.1 Accepting the Limitations on Use After your MFD has powered up the Homescreen is displayed. 1. Before using the MFD you must accept the Limitations on Use (LoU) disclaimer. To view the full LoU Disclaimer, select ‘more details’. The LoU acknowledgment is displayed each time the display is powered on and for each new user profile.
  • Page 61 GNSS position/fix details — Select the area to view fix accuracy and access GNSS settings. 2. Profile — Select the area to change the profile in use or to create, edit or delete profiles. 3. External devices and system time — Select this area to access Bluetooth settings, Disengage your autopilot or adjust the UTC time offset.
  • Page 62 Chart — The Chart app displays electronic cartographic information from your Chart cards and when used in conjunction with a GNSS receiver, plots your vessel’s position. The Chart app can be used to mark specific locations using Waypoints, build and navigate Routes or keep a record of where you have been by recording a Track.
  • Page 63 Yamaha — The Yamaha app provides data readings from compatible Yamaha engines. For more information refer to p.303 — Yamaha app PDF Viewer — The PDF Viewer app allows you to open PDF files located on your external storage. For more information refer to p.369 —...
  • Page 64 You can Customize, Rename or Delete app pages from the pop-over options. 2. Select Customize from the pop-over options to change page layout and apps used. To Create a new page press and hold on a blank space on the Homescreen. 3.
  • Page 65 Selecting the Plus (+) icon will create a new profile based on the profile that is currently in use. MFD settings changes are unique to the profile in use and are retained the next time the profile is used. The distance and time that a profile has been active is displayed for each profile. Profile names and icons can be customized.
  • Page 66 Selecting a Demo profile will provide your MFD with simulated data to help you practice operating your display. Important: • It is recommended that Demo profiles are NOT activated whilst navigating. • User data such as Waypoints, Routes, and Tracks is shared with all the other user profiles on the MFD.
  • Page 67 • Disengage your autopilot. • Access Bluetooth settings and volume controls. • Adjust the Time offset from UTC. Note: The First responder boating activity profile includes additional AIS mode, and SITREP options and provides Data logging status. For details refer to: p.207 —...
  • Page 68 Radar Icon Status Icon Status Radar transmitting Radar standby Radar error Sonar / Transducer Icon Status Icon Status Sonar pinging Sonar not pinging Sonar error Touchlock Icon Status Icon Status Touchlock active Note: The First responder boating activity profile also includes Data logging status icons. For details refer to: p.207 —...
  • Page 69 GPS — (NAVSTAR) Global Positioning System is the US owned constellation of satellites that became fully operational in 1995. GPS is the most widely used GNSS constellation and the term GPS has become synonymous with GNSS. 2. Galileo — EU owned satellite constellation that became fully operational in 2019. 3.
  • Page 70 4. EGNOS (Europe) 5. GAGAN (India) 6. KAAS (Korea) MSAS (Japan) 8. NSAS (Nigeria) 9. SDCM (Russia) 10. WAAS (USA) 11. QZSS (JAPAN) GNSS (GPS) Status Your vessel’s GNSS (GPS) position is provided in the top left corner of the Homescreen. The status of the position fix and the satellites in use is displayed in the Fix menu.
  • Page 71 GNSS (GPS) Settings The settings for your GNSS (GPS) receiver (internal or external) can be accessed from the Satellites menu: Homescreen > GNSS pop-over > Satellites > Settings. Settings displayed are for the GNSS (GPS) receiver currently in use. The name of the GNSS (GPS) receiver currently being used by the system is displayed in the Fix menu.
  • Page 72 The data reported by your GNSS receiver provides an instantaneous measure of the receiver’s speed and direction. Under certain conditions the data can become erratic. (e.g.: a slow moving sailing vessel in rough seas will have a high oscillations and will benefit from a High setting, whereas a power boat that can quickly change speed and direction will have a low oscillation and will benefit from a low settings.) The available options are:...
  • Page 73 Fuel/trip manager The fuel/trip manager collects trip data automatically based on distance travelled and provides an estimate of how much fuel you have remaining based on user inputted fuel refill data. The Fuel/trip manager can be accessed by selecting Fuel/Trip from the My Data page: Homescreen >...
  • Page 74 Fuel set up Enable/Disable Fuel manager. 2. Total fuel capacity — Sum of total capacity of all your fuel tanks. 3. Economy units — Economy units used in data overlays, Side bars or the Dashboard app. 4. Fuel used (PGN 127497) — Use this option if your engine(s) supply Fuel used data. When Fuel used is selected the Fuel manager will continue to operate when the MFD is switched off.
  • Page 75 Files The file browser can be used to Open and Delete photos / images and PDF documents, saved to external storage, and can also be used to Import or Delete user data and MFD settings files) saved to external storage. •...
  • Page 76 5. Select OK to return to the Import/export page, or select Eject card to safely remove the memory card. The user data file is saved to the ‘\Raymarine\My Data\’ directory of your memory card in gpx format. Saving MFD settings You can backup your MFD’s settings to an external storage device, allowing you to restore your...
  • Page 77 5.9 Alarms Alarms are used to alert you to a situation or hazard requiring your attention. Alarms are triggered by system functions and external devices connected to the MFD (Multifunction Displays). Alarms are displayed on all networked MFDs. Alarms are color coded to signify their severity: Dangerous alarms Red —...
  • Page 78 Example: Active alarms tab The Active alarms tab lists all alarms that are currently active. Alarms will remain active until the conditions that triggered the alarm are no longer present, e.g.: a Shallow depth alarm will automatically dismiss when the depth becomes deeper. Alarm history Example: Alarm history tab All Dangerous (Red) and Warning (Orange) alarms will appear in the Alarm history list.
  • Page 79 The Home icon will turn Red and have an exclamation mark placed inside it. The Homescreen Alarms icon will display the number of active alarms. Alarm settings Depending on connected peripheral hardware and MFD configuration the alarms listed below can be enabled and disabled and where applicable alarm thresholds can be set or changed.
  • Page 80 • Interception arrival — If enabled, during target interception an alarm is triggered when your vessel reaches the distance specified in Arrival radius. • Off track — If enabled, during active navigation an alarm is triggered when your vessel steers off track by more than the specified Cross track error value.
  • Page 81 Digital switching alarms When your MFD is connected to a Digital switching system, alarms specific to your installation can be enabled and disabled using the Alarm manager. Example: Digital switching alarms Each Digital switching system may be unique, with the alarms being defined when your system was configured.
  • Page 82 The MOB feature requires your vessel to have a valid position fix from a GNSS (GPS) receiver. Dead reckoning mode also requires Heading and Speed data. When you activate the MOB alarm: • an audible alarm is sounded which is repeated every 30 seconds until the alarm is cancelled. •...
  • Page 83 Place waypoint — Selecting Place waypoint places a waypoint at the latitude and longitude specified in the notification. The special DSC waypoint symbol is used for waypoints created from DSC notifications. DSC waypoints use the MMSI of the originating vessel as the waypoint name.
  • Page 84 Settings • Color theme (day mode). This display • Assign a Homescreen page or app to start on power up. • Select save location for screenshots. • Configure User Programmable Button (UPB; Axiom Pro displays only). • Configure Shared brightness. •...
  • Page 85 User Interface languages The following languages are available: Arabic (ar-AE) Bulgarian (bg-BG) Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) (zh-CN) (zh-TW) Croatian (hr-HR) Czech (cs-CZ) Danish (da-DK) Dutch (nl-NL) English (en-GB) English (en-US) Estonian (et-EE) Finnish (fi-FI) French (fr-FR) German (de-DE) Greek (el-GR) Hebrew (he-IL) Hungarian (he-IL) Icelandic (is-IS)
  • Page 86 Option Description To interface with Yamaha , Yamaha HDMI and Mercury gateways select Engine manufac- turer: the relevant manufacturer from the list. Otherwise select Other. [Num of engines 2 Select whether your MFD is displaying for a twin engine system, or for the port or starboard side of a quad engine system.
  • Page 87 Run wizard calibration You can calibrate your tank by setting a series of calibration points and filling your tank in intervals. The shape of your tank determines how many calibration points you should enter for calibration. 2 calibration points are required as a minimum, but up to 101 points can be entered. Generally, the more calibration points entered the more precise tank readings will be.
  • Page 88 Import calibration You can calibrate your tanks by importing CSV files that contain specific tank calibration data. These files are typically supplied by tank manufacturers or dealers. Note: CSV files used for import calibration must start with: ‘0,0’ and end in: ‘100,100’ To Import calibration via CSV file: 1.
  • Page 89 Data master Systems containing more than one MFD must have a designated Data master MFD. The Data master is the primary MFD in the network, and should be the MFD that is physically connected to the SeaTalkng ® / NMEA 2000 CAN bus network, and any other devices and sources of data in your system.
  • Page 90 LightHouse™ / LightHouse™ 2 MFD Instrument display / Pilot controller VHF DSC Radio LightHouse™ 3 V3.4 or greater Multiple brightness groups can be configured. For example, these groups could be used to reflect the physical location of products on your vessel e.g.: helm and flybridge. Shared brightness requires: •...
  • Page 91 • Custom splashscreens are not available on eS Series and gS Series MFDs that have been upgraded to run LightHouse 3 software. 1. Save your custom image to a MicroSD card and insert the card into a card reader slot on your MFD or connected card reader.
  • Page 92 NMEA 0183 settings NMEA 0183 devices can be connected to Axiom™ Pro, Axiom™ XL, eS Series, and gS Series MFDs using the NMEA 0183 wires on the supplied Power/Video/NMEA 0183 cable. 2 NMEA 0183 ports are available: • Port 1: Input and output, 4,800 or 38,400 baud rate. •...
  • Page 93 3. Select the display you want to use. 4. If your MFD has Wi-Fi Sharing enabled then a PIN number is displayed on the wireless display, input this pin number when requested by your MFD. 5. You may also be requested to allow the MFD to connect automatically in future, select Yes or No as appropriate on your wireless display.
  • Page 95 Chapter 6: Autopilot control Chapter contents • 6.1 Commissioning - Evolution autopilot system on page 96 • 6.2 Autopilot control on page 102 • 6.3 Pilot sidebar on page 104 • 6.4 Pilot pop-up on page 106 • 6.5 Autopilot Control — Pilot set-up menu on page 106 •...
  • Page 96 • all autopilot system components have been updated to the latest available software revisions. Check the Raymarine website for available software updates: http://www.raymarine.co.uk/software • a system schematic is available or has been created which includes all system components and required connections.
  • Page 97 Drive Type selection. 2. Rudder Limit setting. 3. Hard-over time setting (Raymarine recommends that this information is specified once the dockside wizard and Rudder Drive check is complete, using the Hard Over Time menu option). 4. Rudder Drive check.
  • Page 98 • Hydraulic Pump Type 3 Important: If your drive type is not listed, contact your Raymarine dealer for advice. 2. Select Continue. Drive type selection is also available when the autopilot is in standby, from the Advanced settings menu: Homescreen > Settings > Autopilot > Pilot set-up > Drive type.
  • Page 99 Hard over time The hard over time setting can be specified as part of the Dockside wizard and comes after setting the rudder limit. • The following information only applies to vessels without a rudder reference transducer. • If you already know the hard-over time for your vessel’s steering system: enter this time in the Hard over time value box and select Continue.
  • Page 100 Checking the rudder drive (no rudder reference fitted) As part of the dockside wizard, the system will check the drive connection. Once it has completed the check successfully, a message will appear asking if it is safe for the system to take the helm. During this procedure the autopilot will move the rudder.
  • Page 101 The linearization process will start automatically after your vessel has turned approximately 100° at a speed of between 3 –15 knots. Linearization requires no user input, however at least a 270° turn is required before linearization can complete. The progress bar will fill to indicate progress, the progress bar will turn Red if the process is paused or otherwise interrupted.
  • Page 102 The compass offset can be adjusted from the Pilot set-up menu: Homescreen > Settings > Autopilot > Pilot set-up > Compass offset. Important: Do NOT rely on the reported heading until compass linearization and alignment is complete. System monitoring and adaptation To ensure optimum performance, after the initial linearization process is complete the EV continues to monitor and adapt the compass linearization to suit current conditions.
  • Page 103 Pilot icon — With Autopilot control enabled, the Pilot icon is displayed onscreen; selecting the icon displays the Pilot sidebar. When the Autopilot is engaged the Pilot icon is replaced with the Disengage pilot icon. 2. Pilot sidebar — The Pilot sidebar provides controls and information relating to your autopilot system.
  • Page 104 Engaging and disengaging the autopilot - physical buttons The process for engaging your autopilot using the physical buttons available on a RMK remote keypad or an Axiom Pro is shown below. 1. Press and hold the Pilot button to engage the autopilot in Locked heading mode. 2.
  • Page 105 Steer to Hdg Enables you to engage the autopilot in locked heading (Auto) mode. Steer to Nav Enables you to engage the autopilot in Navigation (Track) mode. Pilot status Provides the status of the autopilot. Rudder bar Provides visual indication of rudder position. Heading Displays your autopilot’s current locked heading.
  • Page 106 6.4 Pilot pop-up During active navigation, when you reach your current destination the Pilot pop-up is displayed. Goto When performing a Goto the Pilot pop-up provides options to disengage the autopilot or to maintain the current course in Locked heading mode. Follow When following a Route the Pilot pop-up provides options to make the required turn to the next waypoint, disengage the autopilot or to maintain the current course in Locked heading mode.
  • Page 107 Menu item and description Options • On (default) Calibration lock The calibration lock is used to lock out specific calibration settings which • Off if changed may require recommissioning of the autopilot system. If your system has been dealer installed then the lock may be turned on. •...
  • Page 108 Menu item and description Options • A Motor phasing Switches the polarity of your drive motor. • B Use if your drive polarity is inverted. Rudder offset • -10° to +10° Adjust to specify the rudder offset from amidships. • 30° (default) •...
  • Page 109 If you are unsure as to how to adjust these settings to best suit your autopilot system, please refer to your dealer or Raymarine product support. The following table lists the rudder damping levels and deadband angles that are available with...
  • Page 111 Chapter 7: Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Chapter contents • 7.1 Waypoints on page 112 • 7.2 Routes on page 114 • 7.3 Tracks on page 118 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks...
  • Page 112 7.1 Waypoints Waypoints are used to mark specific locations or points of interest. Waypoints can be used in the Chart, Radar and Fishfinder apps. Your MFD can store up to 10,000 waypoints which can be sorted into up to 200 waypoint groups. You can navigate to a waypoint by selecting Goto from the Waypoint’s context menu.
  • Page 113 From the Waypoint list you can Search for a waypoint, Create a New group, Create a New Waypoint or Delete a waypoint group. Selecting a Waypoint group from the list displays a list of all waypoints in that group. Group lists If the Waypoint list is accessed from the Chart app menu, the selected group or waypoint is displayed in a Chart pane on the right of the screen.
  • Page 114 Routes are used to plan your journey in advance. You can plan your journey directly on your MFD, or at home using software capable of exporting Waypoints and Routes in standard .gpx format, such as Raymarine’s Voyage Planner software. Routes consist of a number of waypoints. Your MFD can store up to 250 Routes, each Route consisting of up to 500 waypoints.
  • Page 115 1. Select and hold on the location for the first waypoint. 2. Select Build route from the context menu. 3. Select the location for the second waypoint. The 2 waypoints will be joined by a line, creating the first leg of your route. 4.
  • Page 116 Minimum safe settings are user defined calculations. As these calculations are outside of Raymarine’s control; Raymarine will not be held liable for any damage, physical or otherwise, resulting from the use of the automatic route generation feature or the Minimum safe depth, Minimum safe width or Minimum safe height settings.
  • Page 117 Width & Height clearances • Navionics® Autorouting and Dock-to-dock does not use the user defined Minimum safe width or Minimum safe height settings when generating routes. Objects with width / height constraints are marked with hazard waypoint symbols, it is critical that these legs are checked to ensure that there is sufficient clearance to avoid the hazard.
  • Page 118 From the Route plan you can: • navigate the route by selecting Follow • change the route direction by selecting Reverse • add an existing waypoint to the route by selecting Add waypoint • change route options by selecting Route options By selecting a waypoint from the route plan you can change the waypoint order by moving the waypoint up and down the list.
  • Page 119 Creating a track You can record your vessel’s journey using Tracks. 1. Select and hold on your vessel icon to display the vessel pop-over options. 2. Select Start track. Your vessel’s journey will now be recorded. 3. Select Stop track from the pop-over options when you have completed your track. 4.
  • Page 120 Track list From the track list you can Start or Stop tracks recording, Delete a track or choose how tracks are recorded. Track interval The track interval determines the time period or distance between track points when recording a track. You can choose whether to record track points by Time, by Distance or set to Auto. •...
  • Page 121 Chapter 8: Chart app Chapter contents • 8.1 Chart app overview on page 122 • 8.2 Cartography overview on page 129 • 8.3 Navigation on page 138 • 8.4 Depths and contours on page 139 • 8.5 Target tracking on page 142 •...
  • Page 122 8.1 Chart app overview The Chart app displays a representation of your vessel in relation to land masses and other charted objects, which enables you to plan and navigate to your desired destination. The Chart app requires a GNSS (GPS) position fix in order to display your vessel at the correct location on a world map. For each instance of the Chart app you can select which electronic cartography you want to use.
  • Page 123 Chart range Tide indicator Provides tide Set and Drift indicators. Identifies the scale for the displayed Requires the following data: COG, Chart range. Heading, SOG, and STW (Speed Through Water). Range rings Sidebar Provides a distance indication around The Sidebar contains system data that your vessel at set intervals.
  • Page 124 Chart app context menu Context menus provide context sensitive menu options. • Context menus are accessed in the Chart app by pressing and holding on a location or object. • The context menu provides Latitude, longitude, range and bearing details for the selected location or object. •...
  • Page 125 SIMPLE In Simple mode, chart detail is suppressed to provide a clearer, simpler view for navigation and only navigation related menu options are available. Settings changes are not saved. DETAILED Detailed is the default mode. Full chart detail and menu options are available.
  • Page 126 Vessel details The Vessel details pop-over provides access to vessel-related settings. From the Vessel details pop-over you can: • start/stop a track. • offset the position of the vessel symbol. • change the symbol used to represent your vessel. • set the length of vessel vectors. •...
  • Page 127 Cursor info boxes enabled If the Cursor info box setting is enabled then when an object is selected an information pop-up is displayed. Selecting the pop-up will display a full screen information page. The Cursor info boxes setting is accessed from the Advanced setting tab: Menu > Settings > Advanced >...
  • Page 128 Layers Layers are additional data views that can be overlaid (superimposed) on the Chart app. Types of layer include: aerial photographs, AIS targets, Radar image, range rings, tide graphs, weather Radar and crowd-sourced content. The Layers tab in the Chart app Settings menu provides controls for the Chart layers: Menu >...
  • Page 129 • The information relating to available chart detail and settings in this manual should be treated as guidance only as it is subject to change that is not under Raymarine’s control. The Chart app range scale will also effect the level of detail shown onscreen. Generally more detail is available at lower ranges.
  • Page 130 Supported charts MFDs running the LightHouse 3 operating system can utilize the charts from the vendors listed below. Next generation LightHouse™ charts (From LightHouse™ 3 V3.12 or greater). 2. Retired LightHouse™ vector, raster and NC2 charts (From LightHouse™ 3 V3.1 or greater).
  • Page 131 LightHouse™ charts are also available pre-loaded on MicroSD cards. Simply insert the card into your MFD’s card reader to start using. Note: New regions are added all the time, check with your local Raymarine dealer for the latest available regions. • R70794 — LightHouse™ Charts Preloaded North America.
  • Page 132 Grouping allows you to minimize download file size, by grouping up to 3 regions, from the same continent together. 8. Check the SD card requirements. Important: A blank chart card purchased from a Raymarine dealer will already be in the correct format. 9. Click CONTINUE. 10. Check unique ID file. Important: A blank chart card purchased from a Raymarine dealer will already include the unique ID file.
  • Page 133 Important: A blank chart card purchased from a Raymarine dealer will already include the ‘LightHouse_charts’ folder. 13. Click CONTINUE. 14. Click Browse to file and locate the Lighthouse_id.txt file in the root directory of the chart card. 15. Click CONTINUE.
  • Page 134 • B B B — Product number • C C C — Serial number 2. Contact your Raymarine dealer or Raymarine technical support and supply them with the above information to obtain an S-63 MFD activation file. You will be sent an S-63 MFD activation file specific for your MFD.
  • Page 135 If errors persist after the cumulative update installation contact Raymarine product support for resolution.. 1. Unzip the downloaded base cell file, using the ‘Extract all’ option of your PC’s zip file application.
  • Page 136 2. Copy the folder and all contents to the root directory of your memory card. 3. Copy the received cell permits file to the root directory of the same memory card. 4. Insert the memory card into your MFD’s card reader. 5.
  • Page 137 ‘senc’ and ‘seapilot’, Overwriting, deleting or altering these folders or data within them will render your charts inoperable. Note: If errors persist after the installation of cumulative update files contact Raymarine product support for resolution.. Warning: Expired S-63 Encrypted Charts S-63 Encrypted Chart cells expire after a set period of time.
  • Page 138 8.3 Navigation Navigating to a waypoint or point of interest You can perform a “Goto” to a Waypoint or specific location. 1. Select and hold on the waypoint or point of interest and select Goto from the context menu. Goto at any time by selecting and holding anywhere in the Chart app and You can stop the Goto Goto choosing Stop...
  • Page 139 1. Select and hold on any Route waypoint that you want to follow the Router from. 2. Select more options. 3. Select Follow from here to follow the route from the selected waypoint to its last waypoint. 8.4 Depths and contours Depth soundings Water depth measurements displayed on charts are called Depth soundings.
  • Page 140 Depth contours Depth contours, also known as bathymetric contours or depth curves are lines drawn on cartography that connect points of equal depth creating a visualization of underwater bottom structure. Contours use color fills to indicate depth in relation to other contours. Raster charts On Raster charts Depth contours are fixed and are always displayed.
  • Page 141 Shallow contour, Safety contour and Deep contour values can be customized from the Depths settings menu: Menu > Settings > Depths . Depth gradient By default the color gradient used for depth contours is Dark to Light as described in the example above.
  • Page 142 C-MAP depth contours When using C-MAP® charts depth contours are automatically colored using a blue color gradient with the shallowest contour using the darkest shade and the deepest using white. Example C-MAP® Charts Depth contours Depth contours — All depth contours are identified using a line and a blue color fill. 2.
  • Page 143 AIS targets AIS icons are used to identify AIS targets onscreen. By default the following icons are used: AIS icons Vessel SART (Search and Rescue Transponder) Land-based station ATON Virtual ATON SAR (Search and Rescue) You can enable enhanced AIS target icons from the AIS Settings menu: Menu > Targets > AIS Settings >...
  • Page 144 Enhanced AIS icons Sailing Vessel Commercial High speed vessel / Cargo vessel Wing In Ground vessel Passenger vessel Other Enhanced AIS icons are scaled or outlined according to the reported size of the vessel, as shown below: Relative length (Gray outline) The status of an AIS target can is shown using different colors, outlines and flashing as shown below:...
  • Page 145 AIS target status Lost (No border, Uncertain (Dashed crossed through) outline) Dangerous and Buddy (Yellow fill) Uncertain (Dashed outline and Flashes Red) Dangerous (Flashes ATON off position (Red Red) border) Note: When the MFD is configured as ‘First responder’ and is connected to STEDs compatible AIS hardware, Blue Force AIS icons are used to identify other STEDs equipped vessels.
  • Page 146 Selecting an AIS target icon in the Chart app will display and Infobox containing AIS identification and position information. The Infobox will close automatically after approximately 5 seconds. 2. The Infobox can be switched on and off for individual targets from the AIS target context menu. When switched on the Infobox is always displayed for the selected target.
  • Page 147 AIS target list The target list identifies: Target name, Range and Bearing from your vessel. Where relevant, CPA (Closest point of approach) and TCPA (Time to Closest Point of Approach) values will also be displayed. The AIS targets list can be accessed from the Targets menu in the Radar app and Chart app: Menu >...
  • Page 148 Acquiring target Acquired target (manual) — Thin (manual) — Green dashed Green circle circle with Target ID Unacknowledged Acquiring target (auto) — Thick dashed Red acquired target (auto) circle, flashes until — Red circle, flashes until acknowledged acknowledged Dangerous target Lost target (Target not —...
  • Page 149 To access the target list Pop-over menu: • Select the target in the relevant target list, or • Highlight the target in the list using the Direction controls and press the OK button. Radar target options The following options are available for Radar targets. •...
  • Page 150 Radar targets can be cancelled individually by selecting the ‘X’ next to the target’s details in the list, or you can cancel all targets by selecting Cancel all targets. Radar settings When the Radar layer is enabled in the Chart app you can configure the Radar settings from the Targets menu: Menu >...
  • Page 151 Note: If ‘Full color’ is selected for the Radar overlay palette, approaching targets will appear Pink instead of Red. • Use COG when no Heading data available — Enables use of the Radar layer when Heading data is not available. •...
  • Page 152 Dangerous targets alarm Use the Dangerous targets alarm to notify you if a Radar target or AIS target will reach a specified distance from your vessel within a specified time. The Dangerous targets alarm settings can be accessed from the Collision Avoidance menu: Menu > Targets >...
  • Page 153 Moving target graphics Moving target graphics are used for targets moving greater than 2 kts. Interception zone (Predicted area based on target’s last reported position) 2. Interception line 3. Target COG line 4. AIS Target (Last received position) Stationary Target graphics Stationary target graphics are used for targets moving less than 2 kts.
  • Page 154 Interception zone (Predicted area based on target’s last reported position) 2. Stationary AIS Target (Last received position) Important: You must still maintain a permanent watch for: • Vessels that are not equipped with AIS or AIS-equipped vessels that are not currently transmitting their position, as these targets will not be displayed in the Chart application.
  • Page 155 In the Collision Avoidance menu you can change the settings to determine which types of target (i.e. AIS and Radar) will have an Interception zone: • Radar targets — Enables and disables Predicted area of danger graphics for detected Radar targets.
  • Page 156 Scenario 1 Course change examples Course alteration to pass ahead of the Interception zone [Not recommended] — Proceed with caution, there is always an inherent risk when passing in front of other vessels. 2. Course alteration to pass ahead of the target vessel [Not recommended] — This manoeuvre is not recommended as your vessel will still cross through the target’s Interception zone.
  • Page 157 Figure 2. Scenario 1 Speed change examples Speeding up [Not recommended] — Increasing vessel speed to pass ahead of the target vessel. Proceed with caution, there is always an inherent risk when passing in front of other vessels. 2. No speed change [Not recommended] — Not changing speed or course is not an option as it can result in a collision.
  • Page 158 Note: • In this example the paths will still cross within the Intercept distance, so the graphics are still displayed. • In this example the paths will no longer cross within the Intercept distance, so the graphics are not displayed. Example scenario 2 —...
  • Page 159 Scenario 2 Course change examples Course alteration to pass ahead of the Interception zone [Not recommended] — As the target vessel is moving faster than your vessel you will pass astern of the target. 2. Course alteration to pass ahead of the first Interception zone [Not recommended] — Although this course alteration is sufficient to avoid a potential bow-to-bow collision, it has created a second Interception zone where the target may now run you down from behind.
  • Page 160 Figure 2. Scenario 2 Speed change examples Speeding up [Not recommended] — Increasing vessel speed to pass ahead of the target vessel. Proceed with caution, there is always an inherent risk when passing in front of other vessels. 2. No change [Not recommended] — Not changing speed or course may result in a collision. 3.
  • Page 161 Course change When both vessels are travelling at the same speed, course alterations should be made in accordance with the guidance provided in examples 1 and 2. Speed change When both vessels are travelling at the same speed, altering your speed will change the collision scenario to one of the scenarios detailed in examples 1 and 2.
  • Page 162 Obstruction alarm detection zone If a Chart app instance is opened that uses the same LightHouse™ charts cartography as the Obstruction alarm’s Cartography source then a detection zone is drawn around the vessel icon. The detection zone outline turns Red when the Obstruction alarm is triggered. When there is no obstruction present the detection zone outline is colored black until an obstruction is detected.
  • Page 163 Objects such as wrecks, that are in the Deep contour that are shallower than the depth specified in the Safety contour will be highlighted using the Danger symbol. Height restrictions such as bridges, are always highlighted using the Danger symbol. Note: When using Legacy LightHouse™...
  • Page 164 Initial Target interception graphics. 2. Actual vessel movements to perform the rendezvous. 8.8 Tides mode In Tides mode the Tides animation control is displayed onscreen and the Tide station and Current station symbols in the Chart app are replaced with dynamic graphics which identify Tide and Current conditions.
  • Page 165 Animation progress bar — The progress bar is Blue for the current 24 hour period, or Green when playing animations from a different day. 2. Skip forwards — Skips forwards in user defined intervals, when the end of the progress bar is reached skipping forward will progress to the next day.
  • Page 166 Tide station information When using compatible cartography, Tide station information is available at the location of Tide stations. Tide station symbol The location of Tide stations is marked on the Chart using a diamond-shaped symbol with a ‘T’ in the middle. The symbol color may vary. Tide graph Tide graphs can be accessed by selecting Tide station from the Tide station’s context menu.
  • Page 167 LightHouse charts dynamic tide graphic When the Tides layer is enabled or when the Chart app is in Tides mode, the standard Tide station symbol is replaced with a dynamic Tide height graphic: High tide (Full Green indicator with equals symbol) 2.
  • Page 168 Sunrise — Indicates time of sunrise. 2. Sunset — Indicates time of sunset. 3. Speed — Provides current speed in selected units. 4. Time — Indicates time of day. 5. Direction — Indicates the direction of the current (relative to North). 6.
  • Page 169 C-Map dynamic current graphic When the Tides layer is enabled or when the Chart app is in Tides mode, the standard Current station symbol is replaced with a dynamic Current graphic. Arrows are used to indicate the direction of current flow. The size and color of the arrow indicates the strength of the current: Yellow square: 0 Knots to 0.1 Knots 2.
  • Page 170 Find nearest search for tides. 8.9 RealBathy™ You can create precise personal bathymetric charts in realtime using Raymarine’s RealBathy™ feature. When using the RealBathy™ feature, new contour lines are drawn in realtime on the screen based on your transducer’s depth readings.
  • Page 171 • The information relating to available chart detail and settings in this manual should be treated as guidance only as it is subject to change that is not under Raymarine’s control. When an object is selected, the Nearby objects option is available from the object context menu.
  • Page 172 Object selection find nearest Selecting Nearby objects and then Find Nearest will display the Find nearest options page where you can select the type of place or object you want to search for. Selecting an option will display a list of all nearby objects for that type. The list is sorted by an object’s proximity to the selected location.
  • Page 173 • Fuel (LightHouse Charts) • Wrecks (LightHouse Charts, Legacy LightHouse Charts, Navionics and C-Map) • Tides (Legacy LightHouse Charts, Navionics and C-Map) • Currents (Legacy LightHouse Charts, Navionics and C-Map) • Lakes (Navionics and C-Map) • Obstructions (LightHouse Charts, Legacy LightHouse Charts, Navionics and C-Map) •...
  • Page 174 Point to point ruler. 2. Vessel to point ruler. Multiple rulers can be created and displayed simultaneously. Measuring vessel to point To measure the distance and bearing of a location from your vessel’s location follow the steps below. 1. Select (press and hold) on the required location. The context menu is displayed.
  • Page 175 Deleting rulers You can delete individual rulers or all rulers at the same time. 1. Select (press and hold) on a ruler point. 2. Select Delete ruler from the context menu. Alternatively you can delete all rulers by selecting Remove all rulers from the context menu. 8.12 SAR (Search and Rescue) patterns Attempting to search the water for an object can be challenging, due to the vastness of the ocean and the effects of tide.
  • Page 176 Creating a sector search pattern To create a Sector Search pattern follow the steps below: 1. Set Commence Search Point (CSP) i. Manually input the CSP coordinates; a Range and Bearing are displayed to direct your vessel towards it. ii. Alternatively, set the CSP as your vessel’s current location by selecting the CSP Shortcut button.
  • Page 177 ii. The selected variable will then be calculated as a result of changes made to the other two variables. Variable Maximum Value Track spacing / Radius 5 nm / 5 sm / 5 Km Search Speed 40 Kts / 46 Mph / 74 Kph Leg Time 59m 59s CSP Shortcut...
  • Page 178 Drift effects on sector search patterns As the search patterns account for drift the resulting Route may not resemble the pattern shown above. Example Drift Direction: 0° Speed: 0 Kts Direction: 45° Speed: 0 Kts Direction: 0° Speed: 0.5 Kts Direction: 0°...
  • Page 179 Expanding square search pattern The Expanding Square search pattern is an outwards spiralling square pattern, and is particularly suited to very detailed and methodical searches. Note: The Search patterns take drift into account, and therefore the resulting route may not resemble the patterns shown.
  • Page 180 iii. Return to the Datum Marker in the new location and select Drift position to calculate the Set (Direction) and Drift (Speed). iv. Alternatively, you can use your vessel’s Heading and SOG to define the set and drift by selecting the Set / Drift shortcut icon.
  • Page 181 iii. Select Follow Route to overlay the pattern on the Chart app and automatically follow the route. iv. Alternatively, select OK to overlay the pattern on the Chart app without following it. Drift effects on expanding square search patterns As the search patterns account for drift the resulting Route may not resemble the pattern shown above.
  • Page 182 Example Drift Direction: 0° Speed: 0.5 Kts Direction: 0° Speed: 1 Kts Creeping line / Parallel line search pattern The Creeping / Parallel Line search pattern covers a rectangular area. The area is searched either by starting at one end of the search area (Creeping), which provides greater coverage of one end but will take time to cover the whole area, or by searching the area lengthways (Parallel).
  • Page 183 Creating a Creeping line / Parallel line search pattern To create a Creeping line / Parallel line search pattern follow the steps below: 1. Set Commence Search Point (CSP) i. Manually input the CSP coordinates. ii. Alternatively, set the CSP as your vessel’s current location by pressing the CSP Shortcut button.
  • Page 184 [If you would prefer not to define the search rectangle dimensions using the major and minor axis, the rectangle can be defined by setting the coordinates of each corner point instead]: i. Enter the coordinates of each corner point 1–4. Note: •...
  • Page 185 Note: You should not steer your vessel so that its heading points exactly along the layline. Instead try to align your Course Over Ground (COG) with the visual laylines, as well as using the information displayed on the Sailing page in the Dashboard app to help you steer to your optimum wind angle. Your vessel should then travel along the layline, under the effects of tide and leeway.
  • Page 186 • If your vessel’s make and model are not listed, submit the polar data for your vessel to:polars@raymarine.com it can be included in the next software release. • Display or hide laylines Display Layines on this chart •...
  • Page 187 Setting Description Options • Adjust the laylines to take • On Adjust for tides into account tidal flow. • Off Boat type • Set your vessel’s boat type • List of available Boat types to provide more accurate leeway calculation. •...
  • Page 188 4. Port destination layline 5. Starboard vessel layline When the destination point is downwind the laylines will be displayed as an orange parallelogram formation, adjusted for gybing, as shown below: Displaying wind shift data As True Wind Direction (TWD) is constantly changing, the position of the laylines changes over time. These changes are shown as lighter colored shaded triangles which represent the variation of TWD over a specified time period.
  • Page 189 • Show wind shifts — Toggle wind shifts ON / OFF • Time Period — Select the time period that you want the wind shift data to cover • Reset — Reset the recorded wind shift data 8.14 Race Start Line (SmartStart) and Race Timer The Race Start Line and Race Timer features can help you achieve a better racing start.
  • Page 190 Creating the Race Start Line A Race Start Line can be created by placing port and starboard end points. The end points can be created by: • Placing them anywhere on the Chart app — or for greater accuracy — placing them using existing chart waypoints and chart objects (e.g.
  • Page 191 Pinging the Race Start Line You can use your vessel’s location to ping each end of the Race Start Line. When your vessel is at the end point: 1. Open the menu. 2. Select Race start line. 3. Select either Ping Port end or Ping Stbd (Starboard) end. 4.
  • Page 192 Editing and clearing the Race Start Line The Race Start Line can be edited and deleted. To edit the Race Start Line: 1. Select the line or end points on the chart app. 2. Select Edit line. From here you can choose to swap the positions of the Port and Starboard end points, re-ping them to your vessel’s current position, or clear the start line.
  • Page 193 Race sidebar Race Start Line and Race Timer information and options are available via the Sidebar when it is set to Race Start mode. Menu item Description Options Displays the countdown time Race Timer Before Start until race start. When the timer •...
  • Page 194 Menu item Description Options used as the assumed starting speed through water. • If you are using fixed angles or have nothing set then you can manually set the expected speed or use your current speed by opening the race start line context menu (long pressing the start line).
  • Page 195 For further information on ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality, refer to p.336 — ClearCruise™ features Field of View The Field of View (FOV) cone acts as a range indicator to illustrate the area of coverage of the camera with respect to displaying chart objects in the Video app as part of the ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality features.
  • Page 196 The FOV cone can be enabled/disabled in the Chart app settings: Menu > Settings > Layers. 8.16 UAV Chart integration When a compatible UAV with a GNSS (GPS) position fix is connected to your MFD, a UAV icon representing the position of the UAV is displayed in the Chart app.
  • Page 197 UAV COG The direction of the Blue line indicates the UAV’s current Course Over Ground (COG). The length of the line indicates the UAV’s predicted position when the specified vector Reference period has passed. The Vector Reference period can be adjusted from the vessel icon’s context menu. UAV Icon Displayed when the UAV option is enabled in the Chart app settings, and your UAV has a GNSS (GPS) position fix.
  • Page 198 Enabling SonarChart Live To enable creation of real time SonarChart™ Live bathymetry lines: With your transducer depth settings correctly configured and compatible cartography selected: 1. Select the Depth tab from the Chart app settings menu: Chart app > Menu > Settings > Depth. 2.
  • Page 199 Menu item and description Options Radar • On Enables and disables the display of a Radar overlay in the Chart app. • Off Note: Radar hardware is required. This setting is always available and not dependent on the cartography in use.
  • Page 200 Menu item and description Options Radar PAD • On Enables the collision avoidance interception zone layer for Radar targets. • Off Only available when the Radar layer is enabled. Note: For more information about the collision avoidance feature refer to p.152 —...
  • Page 201 Menu item and description Options Safe contour Numeric depth value Determines the depth at which the Safe contour is displayed. The Safe contour cannot be set to a value that is less than the Shallow contour or greater than the Deep contour. This setting is available when using LightHouse™, legacy LightHouse™...
  • Page 202 Menu item and description Options • On Sonar logging Allows logging of depth and position data to your Navionics chart card. • Off This setting is available when using Navionics®charts. • On SonarChart Live Enables and disables the Navionics SonarChart Live feature, which •...
  • Page 203 • The information relating to available chart detail and settings in this manual should be treated as guidance only as it is subject to change that is not under Raymarine’s control. Chart app...
  • Page 204 Advanced tab Menu item and description Options • North-up Chart orientation North-up • Head-up In North-up the top of the screen always points towards north. As your • Course-up vessel’s heading changes, the vessel icon rotates accordingly. Head-up In Head-up the top of the screen always points towards your vessel’s current heading, and as your heading changes the chart rotates accordingly.
  • Page 205 Menu item and description Options Chart appearance • 2D shading (1) Allows you to change the appearance of the Chart app. The settings • Aerial overlay (2) available are dependent on the cartography in use. • Aerial overlay Note: opacity (3) •...
  • Page 206 • Edit split ratio — Enables you to customize the position of the partitions in splitscreen app pages. For example, 50/50, 70/30 etc.
  • Page 207 Chapter 9: First responder Chapter contents • 9.1 First responder configuration on page 208 • 9.2 Data logging on page 210 • 9.3 Intel targets on page 211 • 9.4 DSC targets on page 213 • 9.5 Target Of Interest (TOI) on page 214 •...
  • Page 208 9.1 First responder configuration Configuring the MFD for First responders enables extra features that are otherwise not available on the MFD. Several of the First responder features require a STEDs compatible AIS transceiver to provide Sensitive Tactical Information Exchange and Display System (STEDS) functionality. First responder and STEDS features require First responder to be selected as the ‘Boating activity’...
  • Page 209 – In the United States of America (USA), the MMSI and Static Data must be entered only by a Raymarine® dealer or other appropriately qualified installer of marine communications equipment for marine vessels. In the USA, the user is NOT authorized to do this.
  • Page 210 • FID 6 — Target of interest — 180s • FID 7 — Target of interest — 600s • FID 8 — Target of interest — single • FID 10 — Situation report (v0 and v1 supported when clear) • FID 11 — Static data report (v0 and v1 supported when clear) •...
  • Page 211 • Speed (SOG) The Data logger can be configured from the Responder settings menu: Homescreen > Settings > Responder. 9.3 Intel targets Intel targets are targets created manually based on visual or reported information of a vessel’s position and if available, course and speed. Intel targets are listed in the Intel targets list and an icon is used in the Chart app to represent the target.
  • Page 212 6. Enter a Speed and Course for the Intel target. 7. Select Save. The Intel target will be displayed in the Chart app using a purple target icon. Intel targets can also be created from the Pop-over options in the Intel targets list: Menu > Targets >...
  • Page 213 9.4 DSC targets Waypoints created from DSC notifications will be displayed in the DSC target list and are displayed onscreen at the originating vessel’s reported position. For details on creating a waypoint from a DSC notification see: p.82 — DSC VHF radio integration DSC target symbols are static and remain in the reported position, however if a DSC position update is received a new DSC waypoint symbol can be placed at the new location.
  • Page 214 DSC target list The target list identifies: The MMSI number of the originating vessel, its reported Position, Range and Bearing from your vessel and the Type of distress. If the target has been designated as a TOI then the related Link ID will also be displayed. The DSC target list can be accessed from the Targets menu in the Radar app and Chart app: Menu >...
  • Page 215 Sent recurring TOI icon A recurring TOI is represented on the sender’s MFD using a red triangle icon with 2 red rings around it. Recurring TOIs will be tracked until cancelled. Sent OneShot TOI icon A OneShot TOI is represented on the sender’s MFD using a red triangle icon with 2 red dashed rings around it.
  • Page 216 • T1 Initial delay — The OneShot TOI icon is used to represent OneShot TOIs until an initial delay period has expired. • T2 Second delay — After the initial delay period has expired the TOI will revert to using its original target icon but maintain the Red dashed rings around the icon.
  • Page 217 • T2 — Number of seconds for the second delay period. TOI transmission rates TOIs can be transmitted as either a single ‘OneShot’ transmission or as a recurring transmission. TOIs generated from Intel targets or DSC targets are automatically assigned as OneShot TOIs. TOIs generated from AIS targets and Radar targets allow the sender to select the TOI rate when the TOI is created.
  • Page 218 TOI options TOI options are available which change the status and details of a TOI. Changes to TOI options are sent and received over STEDS messaging. Note: Context menu options — In addition to the TOI options listed below, options relevant to the type of target the TOI originated from will also be available in the target context menu (i.e.: Radar, AIS, DSC or Intel).
  • Page 219 TOI target list 9.6 First responder AIS modes With compatible STEDS AIS hardware connected the mode of the AIS hardware can be set from the MFD. The AIS modes can be viewed and changed from the Status area in the Homescreen. Select the Status area and then select AIS to display and select available modes.
  • Page 220 AIS mode status icons Status icons are displayed in the Homescreen status area which identify the current AIS mode in use. Restricted mode. 2. Normal mode. 3. Receive only mode. 4. Error. Blue Force Tracking Other vessels that are equipped with STEDS compatible AIS hardware, such as the AIS5000 are displayed onscreen using Blue Force AIS target icons.
  • Page 221 Note: • SITREP status is transmitted every 15 seconds if a vessel is traveling at 3 knots or more. • SITREP status is transmitted every 30 seconds if a vessel is traveling under 3 knots for more than 3 minutes. The SITREP status of other vessels is displayed in the Blue Force Target’s context menu in the Chart app and Radar app.
  • Page 222 9.8 SAR pattern receipt SAR patterns can be received over STEDS messaging and imported so that it can be followed. When a SAR pattern is received a notification is displayed onscreen. The notification provides details about the SAR pattern and the following options: •...
  • Page 223 Message inbox The inbox stores all direct messages and broadcasts that you have sent and received from other responder vessels. Sent broadcasts and direct messages (white, right side). 2. Received broadcasts and direct messages (grey, left side). 3. Export inbox — Exports the current view / filter of messages to a .csv (Comma Separated Values) spreadsheet file to a memory card inserted in the MFD’s card reader.
  • Page 224 Direct message Blue Force targets A direct message can be sent to Blue Force targets in the Chart app and Radar app. Open the Blue Force target’s context menu and select Send message to open to the onscreen keyboard where you can enter your message. When you are happy with your message select Send to send the message.
  • Page 225 Message symbols Symbols attached to messages in the Inbox indicate its type and status. Broadcast — A broadcast to all other responder vessels. Direct message — A direct message to a specific responder vessel. Sender — Indicates the sender (left of the arrow) and recipient (right of the arrow) of a direct message.
  • Page 227 Chapter 10: Weather mode Chapter contents • 10.1 Weather mode on page 228 • 10.2 Activating your SiriusXM receiver on page 229 • 10.3 Animated weather on page 230 • 10.4 Weather mode context menu on page 231 • 10.5 Weather Radar layer on page 231 •...
  • Page 228 10.1 Weather mode Weather mode is available in the Chart app if you have a weather receiver and valid subscription. Switching the Chart app to weather mode allows you to overlay weather data and information from your weather receiver. To enter Weather mode, open the Chart app menu and select WEATHER. Weather mode allows you to track weather systems in relation to your vessel by overlaying live, historical and forecasted weather data directly on the chart.
  • Page 229 10.2 Activating your SiriusXM receiver Your MFD is compatible with the SR150 and SR200 SiriusXM receivers. Your receiver must be activated before you can use Weather mode on your MFD. Note: Lighthouse Software Version • LH3.10 – SR200 SiriusXM receiver for Weather mode is compatible on all Axiom Multifunction Displays on the same network as the data master.
  • Page 230 – Animated dots = no signal; searching for signal. – 1 bar (orange) = poor signal strength. – 3 bars (blue) = good signal strength. • time and date related to the weather data being displayed. 10.3 Animated weather In Weather mode you can play weather animations of historical Weather radar data and forecasted wind, wave and surface pressure data.
  • Page 231 Wave height Offshore wave height forecast for up to 48 hours. High resolution coastal wave height forecast for up to 24 hours. Great Lakes wave height forecast for up to 24 hours. Wave period Offshore wave period forecast for up to 48 hours. Great Lakes wave period forecast for up to 24 hours.
  • Page 232 and snow are represented with colors from bright pink to blue. The images are displayed as pixels on screen and the resolution of this feature is 2 km per pixel. Coverage includes the Continental US, Canada, and portions of Mexico/Caribbean.
  • Page 233 10.6 Cities and Surface observation stations layers The Cities layer and Surface observation stations layer display symbols which represent the location of Cities and Surface observation stations respectively. The symbols used for Surface observation stations also identify the station type. City forecasts are available from the context menu when a City is selected.
  • Page 234 10.7 Cloud top and Lightning layers The Cloud top layer provides a satellite image of current cloud coverage and the Lightning layer provides symbols to show the location of recent lightning strikes. Cloud tops Cloud tops use Gray shading to identify cloud top height. The shading changes at 5,000 feet increments, from Dark Gray to White.
  • Page 235 10.8 Storm cast and Storm tracks layers The Storm cast layer displays arrows that show a storm’s direction and speed. The Storm tracks layer identifies a storm’s historic, current and forecasted path. Associated wind fields are also shown for the storm’s current location. Storm tracks Storm track symbols identify the type and time period of the storm.
  • Page 236 • Pink — wind speed = 64 knots or greater. • Orange — wind speed = 50 knots or greater. • Yellow — wind speed = 34 knots or greater. 10.9 Sea surface temperature and Surface pressure layers The Sea surface temperature layer uses color coding to identify water temperature. The Surface pressure layer uses standard pressure patterns and Isobars to identify surface pressure.
  • Page 237 Surface pressure patterns The Surface pressure layer uses standard meteorological patterns to represent surface pressure conditions. Symbol Description High / low pressure (Blue and Red) Warm front (Red) Cold front (Blue) Occluded front (Purple) Stationary front (Red-Blue) Trough (Brown) Squall line (Red) Dry line (Red) Isobars (Gray) Weather mode...
  • Page 238 10.10 Wind and Watchbox layers The Wind layer uses Arrows or Barbs to identify wind direction and speed. The Watchbox layer identifies areas where severe weather is occurring or forecast within a specified range. Wind arrows The direction of the arrow indicates wind direction and the size of the arrow indicates wind speed, the larger the arrow the greater the wind speed.
  • Page 239 Watchbox Selecting Watchbox data from the Weather context menu display the data associated with the Watchbox alert. Watchbox alerts can be enabled and disabled from the Chart menu: Menu > Settings > Weather > Watchbox alerts. You can also adjust the area that is monitored for Watchbox alerts using the Watchbox range control on the Weather tab.
  • Page 240 Wave period Wave period uses colors to identify the gap between successive waves. The colors used are as follows:...
  • Page 241 Chapter 11: Fishfinder app Chapter contents • 11.1 Fishfinder app overview on page 242 • 11.2 Opening the Fishfinder app on page 244 • 11.3 Sonar channels on page 246 • 11.4 Placing a Waypoint (Sonar, DownVision and SideVision) on page 247 •...
  • Page 242 11.1 Fishfinder app overview The Fishfinder app displays a visualization of the echoes received from a Sonar module and transducer. The Fishfinder app is compatible with Traditional, CHIRP, DownVision™, SideVision™ and RealVision™ 3D sonar modules and transducers. The Fishfinder app builds an underwater view of bottom structure and targets in the water column.
  • Page 243 Icon Description Action Image adjustment Displays onscreen sensitivity / image adjustment controls Pause Pause RealVision™ 3D sonar image. Unpause When the Fishfinder app is paused, you can recommence scrolling by selecting the Unpause icon. When Auto range is enabled, pressing the plus icon activates Range/Zoom In Zoom mode, subsequent presses will increase the Zoom factor.
  • Page 244 Fishfinder app. Pre-requisites: Ensure your Sonar module is compatible (check the latest details available on the Raymarine website). If in doubt contact an authorized Raymarine dealer for advice. 2. Ensure you have installed your Sonar module in accordance with the documentation that was supplied with the module.
  • Page 245 Sonar on and pinging If your Fishfinder app has already been set up then when the Fishfinder app is opened the Sonar image will be displayed and start scrolling. No sonar source available If the ’No sonar source available’ warning is displayed then either: •...
  • Page 246 Check your external sonar module’s network and power connection, check your MFD’s network or transducer connection ensuring the connections and cabling is correct and free from damage, then power cycle your system. If the Sonar module is still not found then refer to your equipment’s installation documentation for further troubleshooting information.
  • Page 247 Selecting a Sonar channel The first time you open a new Fishfinder app page you will be requested to select a channel, subsequently you can change the sonar channel by selecting a channel icon from the Fishfinder app menu. 1. Select a relevant channel icon from the Menu. 2.
  • Page 248 3. Select Move position to adjust the marker’s position before creating the waypoint. You can move the waypoint along its current axis by sliding 1 finger across the screen. You can also adjust the view onscreen using the usual 2 finger touch gestures. 4.
  • Page 249 Unpause — Selecting this option resumes live sonar scrolling. 2. Scroll back bar — Use this to move back and forward through the available sonar history. You can either drag the position indicator right or left or select a specific location on the bar to jump to that position.
  • Page 250 Control Name Description The control determines the amount of attenuation ‘TVG’ Time Varied Gain applied throughout the water column to ensure that targets of a similar size appear the same regardless of depth. A higher value produces weaker targets and less noise onscreen.
  • Page 251 RealVision™ 3D — Sonar display tab Settings Description Options Choose which boat icon to use. List of available Boat Boat icon icons. Uses RealVision™ 3D transducer’s built-in sensors • On Image stabilization to counter-act the rocking motion of your vessel •...
  • Page 252 Settings Description Options Allows you to restrict the transducer’s maximum • 1 to 100 Ping rate limit ping rate to suit current conditions. Power mode Adjusts the transducer’s signal strength. In Auto • 1 to 100 the sonar module will automatically determine the optimal power based on current depth, speed and bottom signal.
  • Page 253 Fish detection tab Menu item and description Options • On Fish detection beep: Enables and disables audible beep when a target is detected • Off (default) that is considered to be a fish. Fish icons: • On Enables and disables display of a fish icon over targets •...
  • Page 255 Chapter 12: Radar app Chapter contents • 12.1 Radar app overview on page 256 • 12.2 Radar feature comparison on page 258 • 12.3 Opening the Radar app on page 261 • 12.4 Set up on page 263 • 12.5 Radar modes on page 264 •...
  • Page 256 12.1 Radar app overview The Radar app displays a visualization of the echoes received from a connected Radar scanner. The Radar app is a navigation aid used to help enhance collision and situational awareness by enabling target’s distance and speed to be tracked in relation to your vessel. Up to 2 Radar scanners can be connected at the same time.
  • Page 257 Icon Description Action Menu icon Opens the App menu Image adjustment Displays onscreen sensitivity / image adjustment controls Powers down the current Radar scanner Power Off Power On Powers up the selected Radar scanner Transmit Start Radar transmission Range In Decreases the distance displayed onscreen (minimum range: 1/16nm).
  • Page 258 Camera tracking When connected to a compatible Pan and Tilt Thermal camera you can track targets or point your camera at a specific target or area. 2 options are available for camera tracking: • Point camera here — Points the camera at a specific point onscreen, the camera will remain pointed at this area regardless of your own vessel’s course.
  • Page 259 Features/settings Radar type Bird • Magnum Open Array • SuperHD™ Open Array • HD Open Array • HD Radome Weather • Quantum™ 2 Doppler • Quantum™ Features Features/settings Radar type Doppler • Quantum™ 2 Doppler Dual Range • Magnum Open Array •...
  • Page 260 Features/settings Radar type Scanner Rotation Speed • Magnum Open Array = 24 RPM / Auto (48 RPM) • Quantum™ 2 Doppler = 24 RPM • Quantum™ = 24 RPM • SuperHD™ Open Array = 24 RPM / Auto (48 RPM) •...
  • Page 261 The Radar app is opened by selecting a page icon from the Homescreen that includes the Radar app. Pre-requisites: Ensure your Radar scanner is compatible, check the latest details available on the Raymarine website, if in doubt please contact an authorized Raymarine dealer for advice.
  • Page 262 Standby (Not transmitting) If the ‘Standby’ message is displayed then select Transmit to begin transmitting. Transmitting If your Radar scanner is connected, powered up and transmitting then the Radar image is displayed and echoes/targets are displayed onscreen. Putting the radar into standby With your selected radar displayed onscreen: 1.
  • Page 263 12.4 Set up Selecting a Radar scanner On systems with 2 Radar scanners, you can select which Radar scanner is used in each instance of the Radar app. 1. Select the Settings icon from the Radar app menu. 2. Select the Scanner: box on the Transmission tab. A list of available Radar scanners is displayed.
  • Page 264 Dual range limitations: • Dual range cannot be enabled when Radar targets are being tracked (clear the target list and try again). • When Dual range is enabled Radar target tracking is disabled. • When Dual range is enabled Automatic Radar target acquisition is disabled. •...
  • Page 265 HARBOR Harbor mode takes into account land clutter that is typically encountered in a Harbor, so that smaller targets are still visible. This mode is useful when navigating in a Harbor. Radar scanners: All. BUOY Buoy mode enhances the detection of smaller targets such as mooring buoys, and is useful at ranges up to 3/4nm.
  • Page 266 12.6 Range and bearing The Radar app helps you identify a target’s range (distance) and bearing from your vessel. SHM (Ships heading marker). 2. COG/SOG line (Points in the direction of travel (COG), with the length of the vector providing an indication of speed (SOG)).
  • Page 267 Centered VRM/EBLYou can use a ‘Centered’ (on your vessel) VRM/EBL to determine the range and bearing of targets in relation to your vessel. 2. Floating VRM/EBLYou can use a ‘Floating’ VRM/EBL to determine the range and bearing between 2 targets. Editing a VRM-EBL Once a VRM/EBL has been placed you can adjust its size and position.
  • Page 268 12.7 AIS targets With compatible AIS hardware connected to your MFD, AIS targets can be automatically displayed in the Chart app and Radar app. Tracked AIS targets are identified onscreen using target symbols. Up to 100 AIS targets can be tracked simultaneously. If more than 100 targets exist, within your range, the 100 targets nearest to your vessel will be displayed.
  • Page 269 The list identifies: Target name and Range and Bearing (from your vessel). Where relevant, CPA (Closest point of approach) and TCPA (Time to Closest Point of Approach) values are also shown. Selecting a target from the list will highlight the selected target in the LiveView pane on the right of the screen and display Pop-over options.
  • Page 270 AIS icons Vessel SART (Search and Rescue Transponder) Land-based station ATON SAR (Search and Virtual ATON Rescue) You can enable enhanced AIS target icons from the AIS Settings menu: Menu > Targets > AIS Settings > Enhanced AIS targetsor the Advanced settings menu: Menu > Settings > Advanced > Enhanced AIS targets.
  • Page 271 Enhanced AIS icons Sailing Vessel Commercial High speed vessel / Cargo vessel Wing In Ground vessel Passenger vessel Other Enhanced AIS icons are scaled or outlined according to the reported size of the vessel, as shown below: Relative length (Gray outline) The status of an AIS target can is shown using different colors, outlines and flashing as shown below: Radar app...
  • Page 272 AIS target status Lost (No border, Uncertain (Dashed crossed through) outline) Buddy (Yellow fill) Dangerous and Uncertain (Dashed outline and Flashes Red) Dangerous (Flashes ATON off position (Red Red) border) Note: When the MFD is configured as ‘First responder’ and is connected to STEDs compatible AIS hardware, Blue Force AIS icons are used to identify other STEDs equipped vessels.
  • Page 273 12.8 Radar targets With a compatible Radar scanner connected to your MFD, radar targets can be tracked in the Chart app and Radar app. Depending on your Radar scanner, radar targets can be acquired manually or automatically, based on your configured Guard zones. Tracked radar targets are identified onscreen using target symbols.
  • Page 274 Acquiring target Acquired target (manual) — Thin (manual) — Green dashed Green circle circle with Target ID Unacknowledged Acquiring target (auto) acquired target (auto) — Thick dashed Red — Red circle, flashes circle, flashes until acknowledged until acknowledged Dangerous target Lost target (Target not —...
  • Page 275 Automatic target acquisition With a compatible Radar scanner connected, Radar targets can be acquired automatically. Once configured, targets which enter or appear in your chosen Guard Zone(s) will be automatically acquired. Note: • Automatic target acquisition cannot be enabled at the same time as Timed Transmit or Dual Range.
  • Page 276 Setting up automatic target acquisition Follow the steps below to configure automatic target acquisition. 1. Select the Auto Acquisition tab from the Target menu: (Menu > Targets > Auto Acquisition). 2. Enable Automatic Target Acquisition by selecting the Automatically acquire Radar returns as targets toggle switch.
  • Page 277 Radar targets can be cancelled individually by selecting the ‘X’ next to the target’s details in the list, or you can cancel all targets by selecting Cancel all targets. Target settings Target vectors, target history and object trail graphics can be displayed onscreen to improve situational and collision awareness.
  • Page 278 Target vectors Target vectors show the predicted future course of a target. Target vectors for acquired Radar targets are always shown. By default, target vectors are also shown for all AIS targets. You can switch the Show AIS vectors to Manual, enabling you to switch vectors for AIS targets On or Off for each target individually, via the target context menu.
  • Page 279 Trails Trails plot the historical movements of objects (Radar returns) for the time specified in the Trails period setting. Trails are subject to the selected “Reference Mode” (i.e. True, to show actual motion over “ground” (COG), or Relative, to show motion relative to your vessel). Trails can be enabled and disabled using the Show trails toggle switch.
  • Page 280 12.9 Dangerous targets alarm You can use the Dangerous targets alarm to notify you if a Radar or AIS target will reach a specified distance from your vessel within a specified time. To set up the Dangerous target alarm, first adjust the Safe distance to the desired value and then select a Time to reach safe distance.
  • Page 281 A Guard zone can be configured as a sector or as a circle around your vessel. Selecting Adjust Zone allows you to configure the size of the Guard Zone. Adjust the guard zone’s size by dragging the inner and outer perimeter end points (circles) to the desired locations.
  • Page 282 12.11 Doppler Radar overview Doppler Radar technology makes it easier to track moving targets with significant ground speed exceeding 3 knots. Typically Doppler Radar works best with objects that are moving directly towards or away from the vessel. Doppler Radar can highlight only those targets that are moving relative to the vessel (e.g. other boats, but not land or buoys, for example).
  • Page 283 Doppler data source requirements Use of the Doppler Radar features requires the following data sources to be available on your system (e.g. connected to your multifunction display, via SeaTalkng ® or NMEA 0183). Required data sources Data type Example data source COG (Course Over Ground) GPS or GNSS receiver (MFD internal receiver or external receiver).
  • Page 284 12.13 Radar sensitivity controls Optimum performance is usually achieved using the default settings. You can adjust the image using the Sensitivity controls to improve the displayed image. Sensitivity settings can be accessed using the onscreen Image adjustment icon, or the Adjust sensitivity menu option: Menu > Adjust sensitivity. The Sensitivity controls available are dependant upon the Radar scanner in use.
  • Page 285 Control Name Description ‘S’ Sea Radar echoes from waves can clutter the Radar screen. The Sea control suppresses these echoes (for up to 5 nm depending on conditions) making it easier to identify real objects. The higher the Sea control is set the more echoes will be suppressed.
  • Page 286 View & Motion tab Settings Description Options Orientation Head-up • Head-up The top of the screen always points towards your • North-up vessel’s current heading and as your heading • Course-up changes the Radar image rotates accordingly. In Head-up the motion mode is fixed to Relative motion.
  • Page 287 Settings Description Options Interference Determines the level of suppression used. Quantum™ rejection level Only available when Interference rejection is • Level 1 to Level 5 enabled. Non-HD Digital Radomes • Normal • High Target expansion When enabled, increases the Radar pulse length •...
  • Page 288 Settings Description Options MBS eliminates saturation immediately around • Off Main Bang Suppression (MBS) your vessel. When adjusting Zero range it is • On recommended that MBS is set to Off. Sea clutter curve Adjusts the Radar scanner’s sensitivity to Sea •...
  • Page 289 Chapter 13: Dashboard app Chapter contents • 13.1 Dashboard app overview on page 290 • 13.2 Default data pages on page 291 • 13.3 Customizing existing Data pages on page 292 • 13.4 Dashboard settings menu on page 297 • 13.5 Navigation and Sailing dials on page 299 Dashboard app...
  • Page 290 13.1 Dashboard app overview The Dashboard app enables you to view system data. System data may be generated by your MFD or by devices connected to your MFD via SeaTalkng ® / NMEA 2000 and SeaTalkhs ™. The Dashboard app can also be configured to provide control of your compatible Digital Switching devices. Note: For data to be available in the Dashboard app it must be transmitted to your MFD from compatible hardware using supported protocols and messages.
  • Page 291 Icon Description Function Left arrow Displays the previous data page. Right arrow Displays the next data page. Switching data page 1. Use the Left arrow and Right arrow buttons, located at the bottom of the screen, to cycle through the available data pages. 2.
  • Page 292 The displayed data items on each of these pages can be customized. 13.3 Customizing existing Data pages The data items displayed on each page can be changed. 1. Select and hold on the relevant Data item. 2. Select Edit from the Data item pop-over menu. 3.
  • Page 293 Data category Data items Depth • Maximum depth Depth related data. • Minimum depth • Depth • Supply voltage Display Data relating to the voltage supplied to the MFD. • Supply voltage level Note: • (1) Data item is only available in Sidebars and data overlays.
  • Page 294 Data category Data items Fuel • Est. fuel remaining Data related to fuel economy. • Total fuel (vol) An ‘All tanks’ category is available when more than 1 fuel tank has been specified that • (vol) combines data from all fuel tanks. •...
  • Page 295 Data category Data items • Steer to layline Heading • Heading error Note: • Tack heading • (1) Steer to layline is only available when • Locked heading boating activity is set to Sailing in the initial MFD start up wizard. •...
  • Page 296 Data category Data items Speed • VMG to waypoint (Velocity Made Good) • Speed thru water Note: • VMG to windward (Velocity Made Good) • (1) Polar performance is only available when • Avg speed boating activity is set to Sailing in the initial MFD start up wizard.
  • Page 297 Add page. page layouts. Import custom You can import digital switching pages . Displays file browser pages Please refer to Raymarine Product support for more details. Export custom You can export your digital switching pages so Save dialog pages that they can be restored at a later date.
  • Page 298 Units tab Measurement Units • Nautical Miles Distance units • NM & m • Statute Miles • Kilometers • Kts Speed units • MPH • KPH • Meters Depth units • Feet • Fathoms • Celsius Temperature units • Fahrenheit Date format •...
  • Page 299 Advanced tab Settings Description Options You can select a maximum RPM for your engine • Auto Maximum RPM dials, or allow the system to automatically • 3,000 RPM to 10,000 configure the Maximum RPM. Custom RPM Red You can create a custom Red zone for your RPM •...
  • Page 300 3. Port closed hauled angle 4. Starboard closed hauled angle 5. Compass 6. Heading Apparent Wind Angle (AWA) 8. Tide direction indicator Sailing dials for laylines The Sailing page and Navigation page can display an Apparent wind or True wind dial to aid with sailing along laylines.
  • Page 301 • Sailing distance to waypoint • Waypoint sailing Time To Go • Speed through water • Target speed through water • Steer to layline • Polar performance (only active with sailing profile set to polar) • Rudder bar It is advised to use the Sailing data items in combination with the Laylines feature available in the Chart app.
  • Page 303 Chapter 14: Yamaha app Chapter contents • 14.1 Yamaha engine gateway selection on page 304 • 14.2 Yamaha HDMI overview on page 304 • 14.3 Yamaha app overview on page 304 • 14.4 Customizing Data pages on page 305 • 14.5 Engine page on page 309 •...
  • Page 304 14.1 Yamaha engine gateway selection When the MFD is connected to Yamaha engines via a compatible gateway / interface, engine related data can be displayed in the dedicated Yamaha app. Engine gateway selection is performed as part of the Boat details settings in the initial MFD start up wizard.
  • Page 305 • A compatible Yamaha Command Link or Command Link Pro network is connected to the MFD via a Yamaha NMEA 2000 gateway (6YG-8A2D0-00-00) or CL7 Gauge. • Your MFD must be running LightHouse 3 version 3.9 or above. Note: Do not use a Gateway module (6YG-8A2D0-00-00) and CL7 Gauge together on the same network.
  • Page 306 Available data items Engine page Cell 1 and Cell 2 Data type Data item Data type Data item Depth • Depth • Water Temp Environment • Trip • SOG Distance • Engine Trip Hours • Rudder Engine Pilot • Engine Hours Fuel •...
  • Page 307 Data Page Data type Data item Data type Data item Battery • TTZ • COG • SOC • Avg SOG • Max SOG • SOG • Loran Position • Position • COG SOG Boat • Mast Rot • Lock Hdg Err Heading •...
  • Page 308 • Wpt TTG • Wpt • Rte ETA • Next turn angle • Origin target distance • Next waypoint name • BOTW • Trip season • Rudder Distance Pilot • Trip month • Trip day • Trip manual • Ground Log •...
  • Page 309 • Cardinal Wind • Min AWA • TWS • Min TWS • Max TWS • TWA • TWA (CH) • Max TWA • Min TWA • TWD • GWS • GWD • Beaufort (wind force scale) Tanks Page Data type Data item Data type Data item...
  • Page 310 • Revolutions Per Minute (r/min) • Engine trim • Number of fuel tanks and fill level Troll mode can also be enabled from this page. Engines The number of Yamaha engines connected to your MFD’s network determines how the engine page is displayed.
  • Page 311 The number of engines and their manufacturer can be set on the Boat details page. Homescreen > Settings > Boat details If your vessel is setup using the old quad engine system (2 MFDs for Port and Starboard Engines), you can select which engines are displayed per MFD by selecting Configure Yamaha Quad display and choosing Port side or Starboard side.
  • Page 312 Neutral 2. Forward 3. Reverse 4. No transmission data detected Note: If no transmission information is detected from the CAN bus after 3 seconds, it will timeout. Ensure that your engine(s) are compatible and have been connected to your MFD network correctly. Status and warning indicators The engine page will display indicators for engine status and warnings.
  • Page 313 Overheat warning 2. Low oil pressure warning 3. Water in fuel warning 4. Low voltage warning 5. Check engine warning 6. Steering system warning Catalyst warning Tanks The engine page displays the number of tanks aboard your vessel, their type, instance number and fill level. Note: •...
  • Page 314 Troll mode If your engine supports Troll mode it can be enabled from the engine page. Troll mode is enabled by pressing the Troll mode toggle or by selecting it from the menu. Note: • Lower engine RPM and go into idle mode before attempting to activate Troll mode.
  • Page 315 Note: • A default interval of 100 hours is displayed at the top, this is the recommended maximum amount of time you can use your engine(s) before a service is required. • Additional user configurable intervals can be customized by long holding each row and choosing the interval length.
  • Page 317 Chapter 15: Mercury VesselView app Chapter contents • 15.1 VesselView app overview on page 318 • 15.2 VesselView Sidebar on page 320 Mercury VesselView app...
  • Page 318 15.1 VesselView app overview Engine data from Mercury engines can be displayed in the VesselView app when the MFD is connected to the same SeaTalkng ® / NMEA 2000 backbone as Mercury engine gateway. Note: • A VesselView app page icon will be available on the Homescreen when Mercury is selected as the Engine manufacturer during the MFD’s initial start up wizard.
  • Page 319 Fuel tanks levels and total fuel — When a tank reaches 20% of its capacity the level indicator will turn red. Upto 5 fuel tanks are supported. 8. Current vessel speed (Speed Through Water). 9. Tab position — Indicates vessel tab position as a percentage with 0% being fully trimmed up (stored) and 100% fully trimmed down.
  • Page 320 15.2 VesselView Sidebar The VesselView Sidebar is available in all MFD apps and provides quick access to Mercury engine data...
  • Page 321 Chapter 16: Video app Chapter contents • 16.1 Video app overview on page 322 • 16.2 Opening the Video app on page 324 • 16.3 Video app settings on page 326 • 16.4 Maritime (M-Series) camera compatibility on page 329 Video app...
  • Page 322 16.1 Video app overview Analog video feeds (Axiom™ Pro only) and IP (Internet Protocol) digital video feeds can be viewed, recorded and played back on the MFD using the Video app. Examples of video feeds include: CCTV cameras and Thermal imaging cameras, DVD player etc. It may also be possible to view analog video feeds from other sources using a suitable third party analog-to-IP video converter.
  • Page 323 You can create additional Video app pages and assign a different feed to each. This will allow you to view multiple feeds on multiple networked MFDs simultaneously. For example, if you want to display a different video feed on different networked MFDs, you must first create additional Video app pages.
  • Page 324 The Video app is opened by selecting an app page icon from the Homescreen which includes the Video app. Pre-requisites: Ensure your video feed is compatible by checking the latest details available on the Raymarine website against your device’s specification. If in doubt please contact an authorized Raymarine dealer for advice.
  • Page 325 If the ‘Camera not yet available’ message is displayed for more than 2 minutes, then your MFD cannot connect to your camera. Ensure network and power connections to your camera and MFD are correct and free from damage and then power cycle your system. If the camera feed is still not displayed, refer to your equipment’s installation documentation for further troubleshooting information.
  • Page 326 Note: Dual streaming requires: • A dual payload M-Series camera: M300, M400 and M500. • Lighthouse software version 3.11 or later. Single MFD Activate dual video streaming on a single MFD. 1. From the Homescreen, create a custom combo app that comprises of at least 2 Video apps.
  • Page 327 Settings Description Options For cameras that include a light this setting • On Light switches the camera’s light on and off as well as • Off flashing mode and SOS mode. • Flash • SOS Palette Various color palettes are available to suit •...
  • Page 328 Settings Description Options Flips the camera image upside down, suitable for • Disable Flip image vertical Ball-down installations. • Enable UI language Select the language of the user interface. • List of languages. Sets the level for the camera’s built-in onscreen •...
  • Page 329 ClearCruise tab (Object Detection) / (Video Analytics) Settings Description Options Uses proprietary ClearCruise™ technology to • Disable Highlight detected highlight and track objects detected in the water. objects • Enable Beep on detection When enabled, the MFD will audibly beep when •...
  • Page 330 Applicable to product (M200 only) (M200 only) Applicable to dual payload M300 variants only IMAGE TAB M300*** M400 M500 Setting M100/M200 — Active feed • Thermal • Visible — — — Blending mode • Off • CTV • MSX — —...
  • Page 331 IMAGE TAB — Contrast enhancement (Visible feed) • Disable • Enable — — — Electronic stabilization (Visible feed) • Disable • Enable Digital Zoom • Disable • Enable — — Roll correction (Requires AR200) • Disable • Enable CAMERA SETUP TAB Setting M100/M200 M300***...
  • Page 332 CAMERA SETUP TAB Self-tests and calibration — Pan/tilt test Set elevation reference Set forward position — — Spotlight test Self-tests and calibration (Thermal feed) — — IR test pattern — Reset IR lens Flat field correction Restore factory settings • Run factory restore PHOTO &...
  • Page 333 CLEARCRUISE™ — — Range limit • Disable • Enable — — ClearCruise™ Object Detection (Video Analytics) — — — Highlight detected objects • Disable • Enable — — — Beep on detection • Disable • Enable — — — Display estimated range •...
  • Page 334 CAMERA MOTION Scan width (M200 only) • Disable • Enable Scan speed (M200 only) • Disable • Enable PAGE SETTINGS Setting M100/M200 M300*** M400 M500 Edit data overlays • List of data overlays...
  • Page 335 Chapter 17: ClearCruise (Object Detection / Video Analytics, and Augmented Reality) Chapter contents • 17.1 ClearCruise™ features on page 336 • 17.2 Camera setup on page 337 • 17.3 AR200 setup for Augmented Reality on page 341 • 17.4 ClearCruise™ Object Detection (Video Analytics) overview on page 341 •...
  • Page 336 Chart or Radar data. Required components for Object Detection • MFD: Axiom / Axiom Pro / Axiom XL, or eS Series / gS Series running LightHouse 3. • Thermal Camera (M100, M200, or M300 Series), running the latest available software version.
  • Page 337 • M-Series camera (M100, M200 and M300 Series) • M100 / M200-Series cameras require LightHouse™ software version 3.9 or later. • M300-Series cameras require LightHouse™ software version 3.10.71 or later. Important: Cameras utilizing ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality are subject to an unstable image on rough waters.
  • Page 338 Fixed camera calibration Fixed mount cameras require calibration for Augmented Reality to function correctly. 1. For first time setup, either: i. Select the Enter Details prompt in the Video app. ii. Select the ClearCruise tab in the Video app’s Settings, Video app > Settings > ClearCruise. There will be a prompt to Enter Details using the Camera Installation page.
  • Page 339 Pan and Tilt camera calibration Pan and Tilt cameras require calibration for Augmented Reality to function correctly. 1. For first time setup, either: i. Select the Enter Details prompt in the Video app. ii. Select the ClearCruise tab in the Video app’s Settings, Video app > Settings > ClearCruise. There will be a prompt to Enter Details using the Camera Installation page.
  • Page 340 Note: Incorrect physical camera installation and incorrect settings provided in the camera setup page could result in an inaccurate Augmented Reality overlay. • To adjust the values of Camera height above waterline select the value box and adjust using the arrows. Menu item Options Camera height above waterline...
  • Page 341 Important: Calibrating the horizon correctly is essential for accurate Augmented Reality overlay. Calibrating on calm water and in clear sight of the horizon is recommended. 17.3 AR200 setup for Augmented Reality Before using the Augmented Reality features, it’s important to correctly install and setup the AR200 Augmented Reality sensor.
  • Page 342 • Object detection can be particularly useful at night or visually limiting environments such as storms or fog. • In the event of an emergency, such as man overboard, Object detection could be a useful aid that helps to identify and predict the distance from the MOB.
  • Page 343 Setting Description Highlight detected objects Enables/disables object highlighting. Beep on detection Enables/disables an audible beep when an object is detected (Highlight detected objects must be enabled). Display estimated range Enables/disables display of an object’s estimated range from your vessel (Highlight detected objects must be enabled, and the object must be closer than approximately 100 m (~300 ft).
  • Page 344 The Augmented Reality feature places layers of digital information directly over the top of the Video app’s video feed. Data from the Chart app is used to generate informative text and images (flags) on the Video app. When calibrated correctly, ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality accurately overlays automatically-updating flags on the Video app so they overlap real-life objects.
  • Page 345 Waypoint flag Chart Object flag (buoy) AIS Target flag (passenger ferry; icon points in the direction of travel relative to the camera feed) Dangerous AIS Target flag (passenger ferry; icon points in the direction of travel, relative to the camera feed) Note: AIS flags update periodically;...
  • Page 346 AIS Flag Selected AIS Flag Selecting a flag highlights it in red and provides additional information about the object in a context menu. The menu also provides additional features. The range of features available in the context menu depends on the type of object selected: AIS Target Flag Option Description...
  • Page 347 Option Description Buddy (toggle ON/OFF) Add the vessel to your “Buddy List”, with the option to rename it. The Buddy feature enables you to add AIS-equipped friends and regular contacts to a “Buddy List” on your MFD. As soon as a vessel on your Buddy List comes within range of your AIS receiver, the onscreen vessel icon changes to indicate this.
  • Page 348 • Selecting Stop removes the Goto flag from the Video app and Chart app. • If the camera loses sight of the Goto flag, it will display red and green navigational arrows on the Compass bar, indicating whether you need to turn port or starboard to regain sight of the flag. However, this only works if the camera is forward-facing.
  • Page 349 Note: The variety of chart objects is dependent on the selected cartography source. For more information on different cartography sources, refer to: 8.10 Find nearest Range limit The Range Limit is the maximum range at which ClearCruise™ can display AIS targets, Waypoints and Chart Object flags in the Video app.
  • Page 350 Note: Some chart objects just outside of the FOV cone might still display in the Video app as flags. You can specify this range limit manually in the Video app: Video Settings > ClearCruise tab. Any adjustments you make will be reflected in the FOV cone display in the Chart app. 17.8 Roll correction Roll Correction automatically adjusts the Video app image when the vessel tilts (rolls) to port or starboard.
  • Page 351 When enabled, the Roll Correction feature accounts for the boat tilting and stabilizes the video feed accordingly. This means that the video feed’s horizon will be parallel with the actual horizon. When disabled, the video feed will tilt with the boat and the MFD screen. Roll correction disabled Roll correction enabled ClearCruise (Object Detection / Video Analytics, and...
  • Page 352 17.9 AR200 Calibration (Linearization) To enable accurate placement of Augmented Reality (AR) flags on the camera’s video feed, the AR200’s AHRS sensors need to compensate for local magnetic fields, as well as the Earth’s magnetic fields. Calibration is achieved using an automatic linearization process. The linearization process starts automatically after your vessel has turned approximately 100°, when travelling at a speed of between 3 to 15 knots.
  • Page 353 Current reading: The current heading reported by the AR200. Maximum deviation at last calibration: The maximum deviation reported during the last linearization process. Important: • If the Maximum deviation at last calibration is 45° or above, it is recommended that the AR200 unit is moved and re-installed in a location which is subject to less magnetic interference.
  • Page 354 • rate-of-turn too slow or too fast Compass lock Once you are satisfied with the compass accuracy, you can lock the setting to prevent the system from completing a further automatic linearization in the future. This feature is particularly useful for vessels in environments that are exposed to strong magnetic disturbances on a regular basis (such as offshore wind farms or very busy rivers, for example).
  • Page 355 Chapter 18: Audio app Chapter contents • 18.1 Audio app overview on page 356 • 18.2 Opening the Audio app on page 361 • 18.3 Getting started on page 362 • 18.4 Audio app menu options on page 364 Audio app...
  • Page 356 MFD Audio app. The Audio app can be used to control up to 3 entertainment systems from the same manufacturer. However, connecting entertainment systems from Fusion and Rockford Fosgate at the same time is NOT supported. SiriusXM receivers Supported Network Model number Raymarine part number connection SR150 E70161 Ethernet / RayNet SR200...
  • Page 357 Rockford Fosgate entertainment systems Supported Network Model number Raymarine part number connection RMX-2 E70397 NMEA 2000 RMX8DH E70394 NMEA 2000 RMX8BB E70395 NMEA 2000 RMX5CAN E70396 NMEA 2000 Fusion entertainment systems Model number Supported Network connection AV750 NMEA 2000 Ethernet...
  • Page 358 Audio app controls Audio player controls Icon Description Function Power Off Powers off the Entertainment system. Mute All Mutes all audio zones. Volume Down Decreases volume for current zone. Volume Up Increases volume for current zone. Forwards • Skip to the next track (USB and Bluetooth) •...
  • Page 359 Icon Description Function Repeat • Off • Repeat Track • Repeat All Shuffle • On • Off Play Select to commence playback. Pause Select to Pause playback. Stop Select to Stop (Mute) Radio devices. Like Like a track (Pandora only). Dislike Dislike a track (Pandora only).
  • Page 360 Standard app controls Icon Description Function Menu icon Opens the app menu. Home icon Takes you to the Homescreen. Waypoint / MOB Place waypoint / activate Man overboard (MOB) alarm. Pilot icon Opens and closes the Pilot Sidebar Audio sidebar With compatible audio equipment connected the Audio sidebar is available which enables you to control your audio system from an MFD app.
  • Page 361 Ensure your Entertainment system(s) are compatible by checking the latest details available on the Raymarine website. If in doubt please contact an authorized Raymarine dealer for advice. 2. Ensure you have installed your Entertainment system(s) in accordance with the documentation that was supplied with the system.
  • Page 362 No audio devices found If the Audio app is opened soon after powering on your MFD, the ‘No audio device found’ message may be displayed whilst the network is being established. If the message is displayed for more than 10 seconds, your MFD cannot connect to your Entertainment system(s). Ensure network and power connections to your Entertainment system(s) and MFD are correct and free from damage and then power cycle your system.
  • Page 363 Selecting an audio source Before you can select an audio source from your MFD, the source must already be available to your Entertainment system’s main control unit (“head unit”). 1. Select an audio source (mode) icon from the app Menu. The currently selected zone will switch to the selected audio source.
  • Page 364 Note: For SiriusXM, channel control is not available from an external audio head unit. Saving presets Up to 4 presets can be saved for each Radio audio source (i.e.: AM Radio, FM Radio, Weather, SiriusXM and Pandora). 1. Whilst listening to the station you want to save, press and hold the relevant Preset button for approximately 3 seconds.
  • Page 365 Menu item Description Options Power Enables you to Power your Entertainment • On system on and off • Off Displays the Settings page • Audio setting • Page settings Audio app settings menu Audio settings tab Menu item Description Options Balance •...
  • Page 366 Menu item Description Options Allows you to select the crossover • 60 Hz Crossover (Low pass filter): frequency. The Low Pass Filter • 80 Hz (LPF) will block all audio frequencies above the threshold you specify. • 120 Hz Selecting APF (All Pass Filter) will •...
  • Page 367 2. Place your finger on the White marker and then slide it left or right to adjust the setting the required value, alternatively use a Rotary controller to adjust the setting the required value. Note: Fade controls are only available on Rockford Fosgate entertainment systems. Adjusting multi-zone controls From the Audio settings menu: Menu >...
  • Page 368 SR200 diagnostics mode The SR200 diagnostic mode can be accessed from the audio settings menu from the master MFD on the network. The diagnostics mode should be referred to when liaising with Sirius product support. Reset — Performs a factory reset and power cycle of the SR200. 2.
  • Page 369 Chapter 19: PDF Viewer app Chapter contents • 19.1 PDF Viewer app overview on page 370 • 19.2 Opening PDF files on page 370 • 19.3 PDF Viewer controls on page 371 • 19.4 Searching a PDF on page 372 PDF Viewer app...
  • Page 370 The PDF Viewer app can be used to browse and open PDF files located on your external storage device(s). A typical use for the PDF viewer is to display Raymarine product handbooks that you have downloaded from the Raymarine website (www.raymarine.com/manuals). PDF files must first be copied to a MicroSD card using an external device (such as a PC or tablet).
  • Page 371 19.3 PDF Viewer controls When a PDF file is displayed in the PDF Viewer app, the following options are available. First page — Select to display the first page of the PDF document. 2. Page back — Select to display the previous page. 3.
  • Page 372 19.4 Searching a PDF You can search a PDF document for a word or phrase using the Find function. With the PDF displayed in the viewer: 1. Select Find. 2. Enter the word or search term. 3. Select FIND. The document will scroll to the first occurrence of the searched term, which will be highlighted. Use the Right arrow and Left arrow controls to cycle to the previous or next occurrence of the search term.
  • Page 373 Chapter 20: UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) app Chapter contents • 20.1 UAV disclaimer on page 374 • 20.2 UAV app overview on page 374 • 20.3 UAV pre-requisites on page 376 • 20.4 UAV precautions on page 378 • 20.5 Getting started on page 379 •...
  • Page 374 20.1 UAV disclaimer The UAV app allows the FLIR multifunction display (“MFD”) to serve as an auxiliary controller for approved unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) models. You are responsible for your own conduct while using the UAV and for any consequences thereof. You must use the UAV in accordance with all applicable legal regulations and safety recommendations of the UAV manufacturer.
  • Page 375 Flight data Distance, Speed and Height data is displayed onscreen. Note: Displayed Flight data is specific to the UAV app and cannot be edited. Controls Provides access to the onscreen virtual joystick controls. Status area The status area provides the: •...
  • Page 376 Settings Description If your UAV loses connection to the remote controller then you Action if remote control signal is lost: can select whether your UAV Hovers in its current location or performs a Return to boat. Minimum height: Specifies the minimum height of the UAV when performing a Return to boat.
  • Page 377 Removing the RC cable The RC cable used for connecting the UAV’s primary controller to a mobile device must be removed, before connecting the controller to your MFD. UAV controller connection Your MFD’s accessory connection must be connected to your UAV’s primary remote controller using a USB “Micro B”...
  • Page 378 Important: Ensure that the USB connection to your MFD is secure and protected against water ingress. 20.4 UAV precautions Operating your UAV over water and launching and retrieving your UAV on a vessel can be a significantly different experience than when on land. The following precautions should be followed: •...
  • Page 379 • Airports • Airfields • Country borders • Sensitive institutions The Remote controller and the MFD will alert you that there is a no-fly zone. Your UAV will not enter the restricted airspace covered by a no-fly zone. You will also be unable to launch your UAV in restricted airspace.
  • Page 380 20.7 Opening the UAV app The UAV app is opened from the Homescreen by selecting an app page icon that includes the UAV app. The first time you open the UAV app and after each power cycle, a disclaimer is displayed. By selecting Continue you are agreeing to the terms of this disclaimer.
  • Page 381 Registration failed The registration failed notification is displayed if the DJI servers cannot be reached. Registration will be re-attempted automatically. If the failure persists, check your Wi-Fi and internet or try again later. No connection detected After successful registration, the ‘No connection detected’ notification is displayed. Connect the USB A end of your USB cable to the UAV’s primary controller.
  • Page 382 20.8 Launching the UAV When it is safe to do so you can use the UAV app to launch your UAV. Prior to launch ensure that all necessary precautions have been taken to ensure no loss, damage or injury can occur. 1.
  • Page 383 20.10 Retrieving your UAV To retrieve your UAV follow the instructions below: 1. Ensure that the Minimum height and Return distance settings are adequate for current conditions (Minimum height and Return distance can be adjusted from the Advanced settings menu: Menu > Settings > Advanced. 2.
  • Page 384 Cancel Fish On / Cancel Circle me Selecting Cancel Fish On / Cancel Circle me will stop Fish On / Circle me mode and the UAV will hover in its current location. If required you can manually stop recording by selecting the Stop icon. UAV icon The UAV icon can be displayed in the Chart app.
  • Page 385 UAV COG The direction of the Blue line indicates the UAV’s current Course Over Ground (COG). The length of the line indicates the UAV’s predicted position when the specified vector Reference period has passed. The Vector Reference period can be adjusted from the vessel icon’s context menu. UAV Icon Displayed when the UAV option is enabled in the Chart app settings, and your UAV has a GNSS (GPS) position fix.
  • Page 386 If connection between the Remote controller and UAV is not re-established, your UAV will attempt to land. Low battery warnings Ensure while flying your UAV that you remain aware of the remaining flight time and distance from your vessel at all times. You must return your UAV to your vessel and safely retrieve it before a low battery warning occurs.
  • Page 387 Chapter 21: LightHouse third-party apps Chapter contents • 21.1 LightHouse app launcher on page 388 • 21.2 Lighthouse third-party apps - Preloaded on page 389 • 21.3 Lighthouse third-party apps - Downloadable on page 391 • 21.4 Installing Lighthouse third-party apps on page 391 •...
  • Page 388 Please refer to the relevant third party app developer for assistance and troubleshooting. Raymarine does not warrant that LightHouse™ third-party apps are error-free, and will not be held liable for damages or injuries caused by improper or inappropriate use of these apps.
  • Page 389 • Log in using your existing Theyr subscription or register for free account directly from the app. Note: It is not currently possible to log in to the app using an existing Raymarine LightHouse 2 subscription to Theyr weather. • Refer to Theyr (www.theyr.com...
  • Page 390 Mazu • Requires Lighthouse Software version 3.5 or later. • Requires compatible Mazu-marine hardware. • Refer to Mazu (www.mazu-marine.com) for details. Netflix • Requires Lighthouse Software version 3.4 or later. • Requires internet connection. • Log in using your existing subscription or join free for a month directly from the app. •...
  • Page 391 Below is a list of Lighthouse third-party apps that can be downloaded to your MFD and details for each. Note: • Lighthouse third-party apps can be downloaded from: http://www.raymarine.com/multifunction- displays/lighthouse3/lighthouse-apps/ • For more information on installing Lighthouse third-party apps refer to: p.391 — Installing Lighthouse third-party apps Buoyweather •...
  • Page 392 1. Select Apps. The app launcher is displayed. 2. Select the Wi-Fi connection status button, located on the top right of the app launcher page. The Wi-Fi settings page is displayed and will scan for available networks. 3. Select the relevant connection. 4.
  • Page 393 21.6 Bluetooth speaker set up Enabling and disabling Bluetooth 1. Select the Status bar area located in the top right of the screen. 2. Select Bluetooth Settings. 3. Select the Toggle switch on the right of the Bluetooth settings page to enable Bluetooth. Alternatively the Bluetooth settings page can be accessed from the This display settings tab: Homescreen >...
  • Page 394 Pairing a Bluetooth speaker Before attempting to pair with a Bluetooth speaker, ensure that the speaker is switched on and discoverable. With your MFD’s Bluetooth enabled: 1. From the Bluetooth settings page, select the relevant device from the Available devices list. 2.
  • Page 395 Chapter 22: Mobile app support Chapter contents • 22.1 Raymarine mobile apps on page 396 • 22.2 Connecting an Android device to the display on page 396 • 22.3 Connecting an iOS device to the display on page 397 •...
  • Page 396 22.1 Raymarine mobile apps Please check the relevant app store for Raymarine mobile apps. Note: When updating your MFD software ensure that you check for updates to your mobile apps. 22.2 Connecting an Android device to the display Android devices can be connected to the display’s Wi-Fi connection.
  • Page 397 22.4 RayConnect Use the RayConnect app to purchase and download LightHouse Charts from the Chart Store. Follow the steps below to use the RayConnect app: Log in with an existing Raymarine account or create one using the app. Mobile app support...
  • Page 398 After the free subscription ends the premium features can be continued for an annual fee. LightHouse™ charts can be purchased from Raymarine dealers, as either a pre-loaded chart card or a blank chart card that includes a voucher that can be redeemed from the chart store.
  • Page 399 • Ensure that the memory card you want to use is formatted in the exFAT file system format (Chart cards purchased from the Raymarine chart store will arrive in this format). • Ensure that the memory card has been inserted into the MFD’s card reader prior to commencing the process (this will create the necessary Lighthouse_ID file in the card’s root directory.
  • Page 400 9. Select Download and then follow the onscreen instructions to download your charts to your MFD. Account settings You can edit your Raymarine account details using the Account menu. You can edit the account’s: • Name • Email address • Password •...
  • Page 401 Note: • Fishidy Spots and Waypoints will be shared and can be interacted with from both devices. • Your private waypoints remain private, whether viewing on Fishidy or your Raymarine MFD system. • If you edit a Fishidy Spot or Waypoint on either device when sync is disabled (e.g. editing the name), re-enabling sync might place the item in the Fishidy Recycle Bin.
  • Page 402 22.6 Navionics plotter sync You can use the Navionics boating mobile app to: • transfer waypoints and routes between your MFD and mobile device. • update, activate and renew your Navionics cartography 22.7 Controlling your MFD using RayControl The RayControl app allows you to remotely view and control your MFD from your mobile device. 1.
  • Page 403 22.8 Controlling your MFD using RayRemote The RayRemote app allows you to remotely control your MFD from your mobile device. Mobile app support...
  • Page 404 1. Download and install RayRemote from your app store. 2. Ensure your mobile device is connected to your MFD’s Wi-Fi. 3. Open the RayRemote app. 4. Control your MFD on your mobile device using the on-screen equivalents of the physical buttons found on the Axiom Pro MFD or RMK remote keypad.
  • Page 405 Chapter 23: Troubleshooting Chapter contents • 23.1 Troubleshooting on page 406 • 23.2 Diagnostic product information on page 406 • 23.3 Power up troubleshooting on page 407 • 23.4 Radar troubleshooting on page 409 • 23.5 GNSS (GPS) troubleshooting on page 410 •...
  • Page 406 If after referring to this section you are still having problems with your product, please refer to the Technical support section of this manual for useful links and Raymarine Product Support contact details.
  • Page 407 In the unlikely event that the product’s software has become corrupted, try downloading and installing the latest software from the Raymarine website. 2. On display products, as a last resort, attempt to perform a ‘Power on Reset’. Be aware that this will delete all settings / presets and user data (such as waypoints and tracks), and revert the unit back to factory defaults.
  • Page 408 1. Power the MFD off. 2. Power the MFD back on. 3. When the Raymarine logo appears press and hold the Power button, until the Initialization screen is displayed. 4. Press the Waypoint button to restore your MFD to factory default settings.
  • Page 409 6. Check condition of relevant breakers and fuses, replace if necessary. If the breaker keeps tripping or fuses keep blowing, contact a Raymarine authorized dealer for assistance. Open Array power in Off • Ensure Open Array power switch is in the On position.
  • Page 410 Check all connections ensuring connections are problem. secure, clean and free from corrosion, replace if necessary. External sonar module: Ensure all Raymarine products contain the latest available software, Software mismatch between check the Raymarine website: www.raymarine.com/software equipment may prevent software compatibility.
  • Page 411 No depth reading / lost bottom lock Possible causes Possible solutions Transducer location Check that the transducer has been installed in accordance with the instructions provided with the transducer. Transducer angle If the transducer angle is too great the beam can miss the bottom, adjust transducer angle and recheck.
  • Page 412 Possible causes Possible solutions Damaged cables Check the unit’s connector for broken or bent pins. 2. Check that the cable connector is fully inserted into the unit and that the locking collar is in the locked position. 3. Check the cable and connectors for signs of damage or corrosion, replace if necessary.
  • Page 413 Possible causes Possible solutions • Anonymous login should be enabled. Too many IP feeds on Displaying multiple feeds on multiple MFDs simultaneously may network. cause some feeds to not be displayed. Try viewing less feeds. Problem with the camera Check the unit’s connector for broken or bent pins. connections.
  • Page 414 Image too dark or too light Possible causes Possible solutions Brightness set too low. Check MFD brightness and adjust if necessary. The contrast and / or Check Camera brightness and contrast, adjust if necessary. brightness settings in the Camera app are set too low. The Scene Mode is not When viewing a thermal camera feed, a particular environment may appropriate for the current...
  • Page 415 Deviation too high Reset the AR200 calibration by selecting Reset from the AR200 calibration page: Homescreen > Settings > Network > Data sources > Heading > Raymarine AR200 Attitude > Calibrate. 2. If the problem persists, you may need to move your AR200 to a location with less magnetic interference.
  • Page 416 23.9 Wi-Fi troubleshooting Before troubleshooting problems with your Wi-Fi connection, ensure that you have followed the Wi-Fi location requirements guidance provided in the relevant installation instructions and performed a power cycle/reboot of the devices you are experiencing problems with. Cannot find network Possible cause Possible solutions Wi-Fi not currently enabled on devices.
  • Page 417 Possible cause Possible solutions Interference caused by other devices that use Temporarily switch off each device in turn until the 2.4GHz frequency See list below of some you have identified the device causing the common devices that use the 2.4GHz frequency: interference, then remove or reposition the offending device(s).
  • Page 418 Mobile application running slowly or not at all Possible cause Possible solutions Raymarine app not installed Install mobile app from relevant app store. Raymarine app version not compatible with MFD Ensure mobile app and MFD software are latest software available versions. Mobile apps not enabled on MFD Enable “Viewing only”...
  • Page 419 • Check power to the data bus. Software mismatch between equipment may • Check the Raymarine website and ensure prevent communication. all your Raymarine products have the latest software. Instrument or other system data is missing from some but not all displays...
  • Page 421 Chapter 24: Technical support Chapter contents • 24.1 Raymarine product support and servicing on page 422 • 24.2 Learning resources on page 424 Technical support...
  • Page 422 You can obtain this product information using diagnostic pages of the connected MFD. Servicing and warranty Raymarine offers dedicated service departments for warranty, service, and repairs. Don’t forget to visit the Raymarine website to register your product for extended warranty benefits: http://www.raymarine.co.uk/display/?id=788. United Kingdom (UK), EMEA, and Asia Pacific: •...
  • Page 423 • Tel: +47 692 64 600 Denmark (Raymarine subsidiary): • E-Mail: support.dk@raymarine.com • Tel: +45 437 164 64 Russia (Authorized Raymarine distributor): • E-Mail: info@mikstmarine.ru • Tel: +7 495 788 0508 Viewing product information (LightHouse™ 3) Use the Settings menu to view hardware and software information about your MFD, and connected products.
  • Page 424 • Do not use the AnyDesk app to remotely activate connected devices such as Autopilot, Radar or Sonar hardware. 24.2 Learning resources Raymarine has produced a range of learning resources to help you get the most out of your products. Video tutorials Raymarine official channel on YouTube: •...
  • Page 425 Appendix A NMEA 0183 sentence support Note: NMEA 0183 sentence support is dependent on MFD variant. • Axiom® and Axiom®+ MFDs do NOT support NMEA 0183 connections. • Axiom® Pro and Axiom® XL MFDs support NMEA 0183 connections. Supported sentences: •...
  • Page 426 Appendix B NMEA 2000 PGN support Administration PGNs • 59392 — ISO Acknowledge (Receive / Transmit) • 59904 — ISO Request (Receive / Transmit) • 60160 — ISO Transport Protocol, Data Transfer (Receive) • 60416 — ISO Transport Protocol, Connection Management — BAM Group Function (Receive) •...
  • Page 427 • 129041 — AIS Aids to Navigation (AtoN) Report (Receive) • 129044 — Datum (Receive / Transmit) • 129283 — Cross Track Error (Receive / Transmit) • 129284 — Navigation Data (Receive / Transmit) • 129285 — Navigation — Route / WP Information (Transmit) •...
  • Page 428 • 130586 — Entertainment — Zone Configuration Status (Receive) • 130582 — Entertainment — Zone Volume (Receive) Raymarine® provides field programmability of the Device and System Instances within PGN 60928 which can be commanded via use of PGN 126208 as required by the latest NMEA 2000 standard.
  • Page 429 Appendix C Document change history Document revision and Software (Date) version Changes 81370–18 LH3.14.88 • Updated software version to 3.14. (05–2021) • Updated New features to reflect V3.14 features. • Added new Mercury VesselView Chapter • Added new chapter for First responder features. •...
  • Page 430 Document revision and Software (Date) version Changes • Added new Data logging feature to First responder chapter. • Added new SAR pattern receipt details to First responder chapter. • Added details for new Target of interest TOI feature for First responders. •...
  • Page 431 • Added details of new Fish detection settings tab in Fishfinder. • Updated Yamaha app to include details of Yamaha HDMI. • Updated LightHouse apps to include HP watermaker, Kenetix, Lumitec and Quick Nautical.. • Removed LightHouse 2 to LightHouse 3 upgrade instructions from appendix. 81370–15 LH3.12 (R1) •...
  • Page 432 Document revision and Software (Date) version Changes 81370–12 LH3.10 • Added new camera settings to Video app chapter. (07–2019) • Added new Race Sailing features, Race Start Line and Race Timer to the Chart app and Dashboard app. • Added new Responder setup information to the Homescreen chapter and SITREP feature toChart app chapter.
  • Page 433 Document revision and Software (Date) version Changes 81370–9 LH3.7 • Added new ClearCruise™ chapter which documents Object Detection and (09–2018) Augmented Reality. • Added details of new Display estimated range setting for ClearCruise™ Object detection in Video app. • Updated Video app settings menu section with new ClearCruise™ options. •...
  • Page 434 (Date) version Changes 81370–5 LH3.4 • Added LightHouse 2 to LightHouse 3 upgrade procedure to applicable (02–2018) documents. • Updated software revision to V3.4. • Updated New features section to reflect V3.4 new features. • Change chapter title for ‘General app settings’ to ‘General information’.
  • Page 435 Document revision and Software (Date) version Changes 81370–4 LH3.3 • Updated New features list to reflect LH3.3. (11–2017) • Added RV transducer calibration details. • Added MFD controls information for eS Series and gS Series. • Added new LH3 compatible MFDs table. •...
  • Page 436 Document revision and Software (Date) version Changes • Added details for software updating networked MFDs. • Removed restriction of RMK pilot button in LH3 and added new step for repeating pairing process on each MFD. • Updated Homescreen overview to include Disengage pilot icon. •...
  • Page 437 Appendix D Hardware compatibility The table below identifies the LightHouse™ 3 software version required to support the listed hardware. Software version Hardware • RMK-9 / RMK-10 — Software platform V18.xx / Software application V20.xx. • CP100 / CP200 — Software platform V18.xx / Software application V20.xx. •...
  • Page 439 Index Creating ...............63 Customizing ............63 Applications............. 61 Apps ................ 61 Activate Touchlock ..........50 LightHouse ............26 ActiveCaptain ............200 MFD ..............26 Adjust for tides ............. 203 AR200 ..............352 Adjust Locked heading........... 50 Calibration............352 Advance waypoint..........105 Audio app ............62, 363 AIS .................
  • Page 440 Detailed mode ........... 125 Field of View (FOV) ..........195 Back up Find nearest............171 Settings..............75 Fishing mode ............. 125 User data ............. 75 Layers ............128, 198 Backup My data appearance ......... 205 MFD settings............76 Race Start Line........... 190 Routes..............
  • Page 441 Commissioning steps ..........96 Data items Community edits........... 200 Data overlays ..........29, 292 Compass Sidebar ............29, 292 Alignment............107 Data master .............89 Linearization ..........352–353 Designation............89 Lock ..............107 Multiple ..............43 Offset ..............106 Selection .............. 43 Restart..............107 Data overlays..........
  • Page 442 Engage / Disengage autopilot........ 50 Fuel data......... 31, 294, 306, 308–309 Engine Fuel manager ............72–73 Fault codes ............319 Set-up ..............74 Engine connection wizard ........85 Fusion..............357 Engine data ........31, 293, 306, 308 Engine identification wizard ........44 Engine manufacturer ..........86 Engine quad display ..........86 Galileo ..............69...
  • Page 443 Received ............223 Settings.............. 186 Reply ..............224 system requirements ......... 185 Sent..............223 Wind shifts ............188 Messages app ...........63, 72, 222 LightHouse 3 Messaging app ............63 Compatible MFDs ........22, 437 LightHouse™ 3 Buttons..............38 Tips and Tricks ...........424 Controls ...............38 LightHouse™...
  • Page 444 NMEA 2000............426 Dual range ..........150, 263 Notifications............. 77 Dual range channel..........150 Features............258 Gain ..............284 MARPA ............148, 274 Modes ............... 264 Object detection.............341 Overlay .............. 150 ClearCruise settings ..........342 Overlay color palette ......... 150 Object information..........127 Overlay visibility..........150 Obstruction alarm ...........
  • Page 445 Receiver status ............. 229 Search and Rescue, See SAR Record depth data..........201 Secure messaging..........222 Recovery mode ..........407–408 Service Center............422 Regulatory approvals ..........20 Settings ..............61 Responder Settings menu ............83 Settings............. 208 Regulatory approvals.......... 20 Rockford Fosgate ..........357 setup..............
  • Page 446 Trip logs..............73 Troubleshooting ........... 406 Take Screenshot ............ 50 Augmented Reality ..........415 Tank calibration ............86 Tank data............34, 297 Target list............149, 276 Target of Interest (TOI) UAV ............... 199 OneShot..............217 App ..............381 Position updates ..........217 App overview............. 374 Received ............
  • Page 447 Wireless display............92 Variation ............... 298 Vessel hull type ..........96, 106 Vessel Hull Type .............96 Vessel to point............174 XTE, VesselView Restart..............138 Sidebar ............. 320 VesselView app............63 Victron Energy............390 Video ..............322 Yahama app Feed selection ..........325 Controls ............305 Renaming feeds..........323 Yamaha app ...........
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