How To Adjust The Date And Time - Furuno FAR-2228-BB Operator's Manual

1. OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW
Note 1: Where [2 POSITION SOURCE] is set to [DEAD RECKONING], the indi-
cation "DR" appears at the bottom of the [OS POSN] box.
Note 2: Where [2 POSITION SOURCE] is set to [DEAD RECKONING] or [MAN-
UAL L/L INPUT], the AIS function cannot be used.
Note 3: Where [2 POSITION SOURCE] is set to [ECDIS], the source for own ship
speed data is automatically set to [ECDIS] also.
Note 4: On IMO-type radars with AIS in use, [DEAD RECKONING] is shown in
gray to indicate it is not available for selection.
Note 5: Speed and heading data is required in order to correctly display [DEAD
RECKONING] position data.
7. To set [3 MANUAL L/L INPUT], do the following:
1) Select [3 MANUAL L/L INPUT]. The first digit of the latitude is highlighted.
2) Spin the scrollwheel to set the value, then left-click. The cursor moves to the
next digit. Use the same method to select [N]/[S]/[E]/[W].
You can also use the number keys on the Control Unit to input the value.
3) Repeat step 2 to set the latitude and longitude.
8. To share [OS POSN] data across the same network, do the following:
1) Select [4 SIO DATA LAN OUTPUT].
2) Select [ON] to share data. To disable [OS POSN] data sharing, select [OFF].
Note: A navigational aid must be selected at [2 POSITION SOURCE] to share
[OS POSN] across the same network.
9. Close the menu.
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How to Adjust the Date and Time

Date and time are displayed at the top-right of the screen in the [DATE/TIME box]. You
can left-click the date/time format indication to toggle between [UTC] format and [LO-
CAL] format.
Date/time format indication
Left-click: Toggle UTC and LOCAL time.
Right-click: Open the [ DATE ] menu.
You can also adjust the local time and switch between time formats from the menu.
To adjust the local time, follow the procedure below.
1. Open the menu.
2. Select [7 INFORMATION BOX].
3. Select [2 OWN SHIP INFO].
4. Select [5 DATE].
Note: You can also access the [DATE] menu from
the on-screen box. Place the cursor on the [UTC
or [LOCAL
right of the screen, then right-click.
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] indication in the date box at the top-
Date
19 / SEP / 2016
15 15
]
Time