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Exporting sensor data, marker positions and
technical information
Topics
Exporting target markers, page 171
Exporting sensor data to a peripheral system, page 172
Exporting technical information, page 174
Exporting target markers
Under normal use, the CS90 system presents several different echoes simultaneously.
Some of these are clearly more interesting than others. It can be a challenging task to
tell these echoes apart. It can also be hard to keep track of the different echoes as both
echoes and your own vessel move. To ease the identification of these echoes you can use
markers. Each marker is identified with its geographical location. This marker location
can be very useful for other instruments For example, you can export this information to
a chartplotter.
Prerequisites
A compatible instrument is connected to the CS90 system. You have a vacant interface
port on your Processor Unit. The interface port is set up with the correct communication
parameters.
Context
In this context, the phrase marker is used to identify a visual symbol placed in the display
presentation. Placing a marker on an echo identifies the echo as "interesting". It is
regarded as an object that you can act upon.
Procedure
1
Open the
Operation
2
Select
.
Output
Observe that the
pages selected from the menu on the left side.
3
Select
Marker Output
a
Select an output type from the list.
b
Select the communication port you want to use.
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menu.
dialog box opens. This dialog box contains a number of
Output
to open the page.
Operating procedures
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