Regal 42SC Owner's Manual page 153

Typical Camera Monitoring System Option
and in the salon.
These cameras blend in with the yacht aesthetics and are
built for day and night operation. They provide high reso-
lution images, are waterproof and are constructed to be
vandal proof.
The cameras are monitored through the chartplotter sys-
tem. Each plotter can display 2 different cameras.
To view the yacht cameras if installed start from the home
screen, touch information and then video.
Touch menu to setup source which selects the video device
(video 1 or video 2) that displays the video.
You can alternate between 2 video sources by touching al-
ternate to defi ne the time limit for the screen display.
Note: On new yachts make sure the lens protector fi lm has been
removed. The camera view will be hazy if the fi lm is covering the
lens.
Typical VHF Marine Radio
If installed a The standard yacht VHF marine radio features up to 25
watts of transmitting power and DSC capability. There
camera moni-
toring system are dedicated soft keys linked to a screen to select and
features cam- view the information the yachtsman needs.
The radio is interfaced to the chartplotter which permits
eras mounted
you to obtain mayday signaling and a digital broadcast
to provide all
round vision. of your boat's position. The unit offers premium sound
quality so each message is loud and clear. Also, the VHF
Normally cam-
receives NOAA weather alert information.
eras are mount-
ed on the hard- Read and understand the vendor supplied information on
top for forward the operation of the unit. Be sure to train a crew member
on how to use the component should the captain become
and aft vision
unable to carry out his duties.
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