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- Page 1 ® Basic Operation Guide English www.simrad-yachting.com...
- Page 2 © 2024 Navico Group. All Rights Reserved. Navico Group is a division of Brunswick Corporation. Trademarks ® Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off, and ™ common law marks. Visit www.navico.com/intellectual-property to review the global trademark rights and accreditations for Navico Group and other entities.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS 4 About 28 System software 28 Update software 4 Turn unit on/off 28 Backup data 4 External power control 29 System settings 5 First startup 31 Restore factory settings 6 Quick access menu 6 Access by swiping 6 Access by power button 7 Connect to mobile app 8 Standby 8 Screen lock 8 Screenshot 8 Report issues 9 Night mode 9 Brightness 9 Sync... -
Page 4: About
ABOUT Simrad NSX multi-function display is available in various sizes. This document describes the basic ® operation of a NSX multi-function display (MFD) unit. For the latest version of this document and other app guides, we recommend you download the Simrad mobile app or visit www.simrad-yachting.com/nsx. - Page 5 FIRST STARTUP When you start the unit for the first time, or when you start it after a factory reset, you need to complete the initial setup for language, country, timezone and scan for an existing boat network. After that, the Welcome screen presents you with two choices: •...
- Page 6 QUICK ACCESS MENU The quick access menu gives you quick access to basic system settings and features. Access by swiping You can display the quick access menu by swiping down from the top of the screen. Access by power button Alternatively, you can display the quick access menu by pressing the power button.
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Page 7: Connect To Mobile App
Connect to mobile app Select Connect to Simrad mobile app from the quick access menu to connect your mobile device (phone or tablet) to the unit. Download the Simrad mobile app from the App Store or Google Play , then use the app to scan the QR ®... -
Page 8: Screen Lock
Standby Standby mode helps conserve power when the unit is not in use without completely turning it off. When in standby, the screen turns off while the system and connected devices continue to run. Select Standby from the quick access menu to enter standby. Press the power button to exit standby mode. -
Page 9: Night Mode
Night mode Night mode optimizes the color palette and backlight for low light conditions. Select Night mode from the quick access menu to turn night mode on or off. Brightness To switch between the display’s pre-defined brightness levels, press the power button repeatedly. Alternatively, select Brightness from the quick access menu and slide the bar to the desired level. -
Page 10: Home Screen
HOME SCREEN To open your home screen, select the home button on the recent apps panel. All apps, settings and alert messages can be accessed from the home screen. Home button — select to view the home screen Alerts list — select to view recent and historic system alerts Settings —... -
Page 11: Edit Home Screen
Edit home screen To change the order of your home screen apps, select and hold an app (1) to view the Edit home screen button (2), then select it. All the app icons will appear with a white outline. Select and drag the app icon (1) to your desired position on the screen grid, then select Done (2). -
Page 12: Hide Apps
Hide apps You can selectively hide apps from the home screen if you do not have the necessary hardware installed on your vessel. To hide an app, first select and hold any app (1), then select Edit home screen (2). All the app icons will appear with a white outline. -
Page 13: Recent Apps Panel
RECENT APPS PANEL When an app is running or pinned, its icon displays on the recent apps panel. Status information — Displays the time and status icons Pinned apps display at the top of the panel Divider — A horizontal line separates pinned and unpinned apps Unpinned apps display at the bottom of the panel Active app —... -
Page 14: Emergency And Mob
Emergency and MOB Use the Man Overboard (MOB) app for emergency situations. To open the app, select MOB (2) on the home screen. Select overboard marker (3) to create a MOB waypoint at your vessel’s location. Now select the call assistance button (4) to view helpful prompts when seeking assistance. -
Page 15: Apps
APPS An app is a program for a unique feature or function. The availability of some apps depends on the size of your display unit and hardware connected to your system. For app-specific user guides, download the Simrad mobile app on your mobile device and connect it to ®... -
Page 16: Pin Apps
Pin apps You can pin the apps you use most often to your recent apps panel. Both individual apps or custom app groups can be pinned to the recent apps panel. To pin an app, select and hold it on the recent apps panel and select Pin. Select a plus button in the recent apps panel to specify where you want to position the app. -
Page 17: Custom App Groups
Custom app groups When you group apps, you can view two or more apps at the same time. You can view more than one instance of the same app, such as two instances of the Chart app with different zoom levels. To create a new app group, select New split on the home screen. -
Page 18: Siriusxm ® Weather And Fish Mapping
SIRIUSXM WEATHER AND FISH MAPPING ® ® Your NSX display unit supports the Simrad WM-4 marine satellite weather/audio receiver. (Part number ® SKU: 000-14970-001, sold separately). When the WM-4 receiver is connected to your system and if you have the appropriate SiriusXM ®... -
Page 19: Controllers
CONTROLLERS Controllers are vertical panels on your screen that allow you to remotely operate system devices, such as an autopilot or audio server. If these devices are installed, you can access their controllers from your unit’s control bar. For detailed information about a controller, refer to its specific guide. The following controllers are available: •... -
Page 20: Open Controller
Open controller To open a controller, select the controller button from the control bar. Re-select the controller button to close it. Float a controller To detach a controller from the control bar, select and drag the float icon to your desired location on the screen. -
Page 21: Czone ® Digital Switching Controller
CZone Digital switching controller ® The control bar switches appear automatically when a CZone device is commissioned on the NMEA ® 2000 network. Select a button to toggle on/off the device. ® Note: Refer to the CZone switch documentation and configuration tool for guidance. ¼... -
Page 22: Network Sonar Sharing
NETWORK SONAR SHARING Echosounder data can be shared between multiple networked NSX display units. Refer to the respective sonar app guide for details. Note: ¼ • Multiple sonar splits are not permitted. • Your NSX unit cannot setup or display NMEA 2000 digital depth and temperature data. •... -
Page 23: Alerts
ALERTS The unit continuously monitors connected sensors and devices for alerts, system faults and environmental changes. Alerts can be configured by setting up rules. When triggered, an alert rule generates one of the following message types: • Notification — a message that stays on the screen for 15 seconds and then automatically disappears, or until you acknowledge it. -
Page 24: Manage Alert Rules
Manage alert rules You can edit and delete default alert rules, or create your own, through the Settings menu. The Alerts panel allows you to apply one or more message types (notification, warning or alarm) to each alert and set the value that triggers it. You can also delete your alerts history and turn on the unit’s siren from this panel. -
Page 25: Status Icons
STATUS ICONS Status icons show on your home screen or at the top of your recent apps panel when an app is open. Icon Description Wi-Fi signal strength ® Wi-Fi signal error ® Wi-Fi disconnected ® Internet connected Internet connection error No internet Connection to internet Shows when actively navigating towards a waypoint or... -
Page 26: Usb Port
USB PORT A USB-A port is available on 9”, 12”, and 12”/15” Ultrawide display units. It can be used to: • Connect a MI-10 microSD card reader. ® • Connect a USB storage device or a generic USB card reader. •... -
Page 27: Connected Devices
CONNECTED DEVICES Configure connected devices You can configure connected equipment from the devices list. Select the settings button from the home screen, then Boat network > Devices to open the devices list. Note: The configuration options available depend on the connected devices. ¼... - Page 28 SYSTEM SOFTWARE Update software Your unit will automatically check for software updates for itself and connected devices when it’s connected to the internet. We recommend you register your device and install the Simrad mobile app onto your mobile device. You ®...
- Page 29 SYSTEM SETTINGS On the Settings screen, you can manage system settings and settings for connected devices. Your vessel (the vessel’s name) Use to adjust vessel-specific settings. Most of the settings for your vessel were configured the first time the device was started. Note: The unit shows ‘Your vessel’...
- Page 30 Sources Lists selected sources for various functions. You can manually select sources or let the system perform an automatic source selection for you. Damping If data appears erratic or too sensitive, apply damping to stabilize the data. Note: Damping values are only applied to data shown on the display unit where you set the damping. ¼...
- Page 31 Restore factory settings Use the Reset option to restore your display unit to the factory default settings. Note: All personalized settings and content are deleted, including waypoints, routes and tracks. ¼...
- Page 32 © 2024 Navico Group. All Rights Reserved. Navico Group is a division of Brunswick Corporation. ® Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off, and ™ common law marks. Visit www.navico.com/intellectual-property to review the global trademark rights and accreditations for Navico Group and other entities.
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