Customizing The Screen Display; Setting The Cartography Detail - Raymarine RayChart 630 Owner's Handbook Manual

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6.3 Customizing the Screen Display

You can customize the display of your chartplotter so that all the information
you require is available at the touch of a button. You can select the layout of the
display and the level of cartographic detail you prefer.
You customize the display using the SCREEN menu, which is displayed when
you press the MENU key. The SCREEN menu options control the following:
CARTOGRAPHY Setting the cartographic detail
ORIENTATION
WINDOWS
COLORS

Setting the Cartography Detail

The CARTOGRAPHY option allows you to select the types of cartographic
features that will be displayed or hidden. You can also enable or disable Plotter
Mode.
Note: Some cartographic details are automatically suppressed on small-scale
charts, to avoid the chart appearing too cluttered.
To set your preferred levels of cartographic detail:
1. Press MENU to display the main menus.
2. Use the trackpad or the SCREEN soft key to highlight the CARTOGRAPHY
option from the SCREEN menu, and press ENTER.
The Map Configuration main menu is displayed.
3. Use the trackpad to move up or down the list and highlight the menu you
require, then press ENTER to accept your selection.
The menu options and their current settings are then displayed, as shown in
the following table.
4. Use the trackpad to move up or down the list and highlight the item you
require, then press ENTER to accept your selection, or CLEAR to cancel.
The parameters for that option are then displayed.
5. Use the trackpad to highlight the required setting, and press ENTER.
6. When you have reset all the required values, press CLEAR to return to the
Chart Configuration menu, and CLEAR again to return to the default
display.
Setting the chart orientation
Setting up the contents of the windows that can be displayed
using the DISPLAY menus
Setting up the colors used to display tracks, routes, symbols,
vectors, the vessel and the cursor (available for color displays
only)
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