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FLIR RAYMARINE A75 WiFi Operation Instructions Manual (426 pages)

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Brand: FLIR | Category: Touch Panel | Size: 12 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

19
- Touchscreen Location Requirements
  20
- Disclaimers
  20
- Memory Cards and Chart Cards
  20
- Third Party Software License Agreements
  21
- Product Disposal
  21
- Warranty Registration
  21
- IMO and SOLAS
  21
- Technical Accuracy
  21
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information

23
- Handbook Information
  24
  - About this Handbook
    24
  - Software Revision
    24
  - Product Documentation
    24
  - User Manuals Print Shop
    24
- Handbook Conventions
  25
  - Waypoint (MOB) Button / Icon
    26
  - Touch and Non-Touch Operations
    26
- Document Illustrations
  27
- Hybridtouch Overview
  27
Chapter 3 Getting Started

29
Chapter 4 Managing Display Data

61
Chapter 5 Customizing Your Display

67
- Language Selection
  68
- Boat Details
  69
  - Customizing the Vessel Icon
    69
- Units Set-Up
  70
  - Specifying Preferred Units of Measurement
    70
- Time and Date Set-Up
  71
- Display Preferences
  72
  - Onscreen Range Controls
    73
  - Shared Brightness
    73
  - Setting up Shared Brightness
    73
- Databar and Databox Overview
  74
- Set-Up Menu Options
  76
  - Ground Trip Resets Menu
    77
  - System Settings Menu
    77
  - Multiple Data Sources (MDS)
    77
  - Data Sources Menu
    78
  - External Devices Menu
    79
  - Wireless Connections Menu
    80
  - NMEA Set-Up Menu
    82
  - System Preferences Menu
    83
  - Maintenance Menu
    84
  - Diagnostics Menu
    85
Chapter 6 Document Viewer Application

87
- Document Viewer Overview
  88
  - Opening the User Manual
    88
  - Opening a PDF Document
    88
  - Closing an Open Document
    88
    
    Browsing an Open Document
    89
    
    Changing the Zoom Factor
    89
  - Selecting a Page
    89
    
    Using Document Hyperlinks
    89
    
    Searching for Text
    89
  - Keyword Not Found
    90
Chapter 7 Autopilot Control

91
- Autopilot Control Overview and Features
  92
- Enabling Autopilot Control
  92
- Pilot Control Dialog
  93
  - Manually Displaying the Pilot Control Dialog Box
    93
  - Displaying the Pilot Control Dialog
    93
- Pilot Bar
  94
  - Enabling the Pilot Bar
    94
- Pilot Set-Up
  95
  - Accessing the Pilot Set-Up Page
    95
- Engaging the Autopilot
  95
  - Automatically Steering Along a Heading
    95
- Adjusting the Current Locked Heading
  96
- Disengaging the Autopilot
  96
  - Disengaging the Autopilot (Standby Mode)
    96
- Track Mode
  97
- Pilot Settings
  97
  - Initial Setup and Commissioning
    97
  - Vessel Settings
    97
  - Drive Settings
    98
  - Sail Boat Settings
    99
  - Aligning Compass to GPS
    99
- Commissioning
  100
  - Commissioning Pre-Requisites
    100
  - Vessel Hull Type Selection
    100
  - Performing the Dockside Wizard
    101
  - Selecting a Drive Type
    101
  - Checking the Rudder Alignment
    101
  - Rudder Limit Setting
    101
  - Hard over Time
    101
  - Checking the Rudder Drive
    102
  - Adjusting the Hard-Over Time
    102
  - Compass Linearization - Evolution Autopilots
    102
  - Compass Lock
    103
- Autopilot Status Symbols
  104
- Autopilot Alarms
  104
  - Silencing Autopilot Alarms
    104
  - Silencing Autopilot Alarms and Disengaging Autopilot
    104
Chapter 8 Alarm Management

105
- Alarms Overview
  106
  - Acknowledging an Active Alarm
    106
- Alarm Manager Overview
  106
  - Accessing the Alarm Manager
    107
  - Enabling and Disabling an Alarm
    107
  - Changing Alarm Thresholds
    107
  - Clearing the Alarm History
    108
- Alarm Options
  109
Chapter 9 Man Overboard (MOB)

115
- Man Overboard
  116
Chapter 10 DSC VHF Radio Integration

119
- DSC VHF Radio Integration
  120
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration
  120
Chapter 11 Fuel Manager

121
- Fuel Manager Overview
  122
  - Enabling the Fuel Manager
    122
  - Disabling the Fuel Manager
    122
  - Setting up Fuel Manager
    122
  - Fuel Logging
    123
  - Setting the Low Fuel Alarm
    123
  - Resetting Fuel Used Readings
    123
  - Fuel Range Rings
    123
  - Enabling the Fuel Range Ring
    123
Chapter 12 AIS (Automatic Identification System)

125
- AIS Overview
  126
  - AIS Target Types
    126
  - AIS Status Symbols
    126
- AIS Prerequisites
  127
- Enabling AIS
  128
  - Enabling AIS in the Chart Application
    128
  - Enabling AIS in the Radar Application
    128
- AIS Context Menu
  128
  - Accessing the Context Menu
    128
- AIS Vectors
  129
  - Enabling and Disabling AIS Vectors
    129
- Vector Options
  130
- Tracked Target List
  130
- Dangerous Targets
  131
  - Displaying Only Dangerous AIS Targets
    131
- Collision Avoidance
  132
- Rendez-Vous (Target Interception)
  136
  - Performing an Individual Target Interception
    136
- Displaying Safety-Critical AIS Information
  137
- Displaying Detailed AIS Target Information
  138
  - AIS Data
    138
- AIS Silent Mode
  138
- AIS Safety Messages
  139
- Buddy Tracking
  139
  - Accessing the Buddy List
    139
  - Adding a Vessel to Your Buddy List
    139
  - Editing a Buddy's Details
    139
  - Removing a Buddy
    140
  - Displaying Additional Buddy Information
    140
Chapter 13 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

141
- Waypoints
  142
  - Waypoint Display Examples
    142
  - Waypoint (MOB) Button / Icon
    142
  - Waypoint Context Menu
    143
  - Waypoint Placement
    143
  - Waypoints List
    144
  - Waypoint Information
    146
  - Moving Waypoints
    146
  - Erasing Waypoints
    147
  - Waypoint Search
    147
  - Waypoint Symbols
    148
  - Showing and Hiding Waypoint Groups
    149
- Routes
  150
  - Route Features
    150
  - Route Building
    150
  - Automatic Route Generation
    153
  - Review or Edit a Route
    158
  - Erasing Routes
    159
  - Route Context Menu
    159
- Tracks
  160
  - Creating a Track
    160
  - Track Interval
    160
  - Reviewing and Editing a Track
    160
  - Erasing Tracks
    161
  - Track Context Menu
    161
- Import and Export
  162
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity
  162
Chapter 14 Chart Application

163
- Chart Application Overview and Features
  164
  - Race Sail Features
    164
  - Chart Datum
    164
    
    Using Chart Call-Outs
    165
  - Chart Context Menu
    165
- Electronic Charts Overview
  166
  - Lighthouse Charts
    166
  - Navionics Charts
    166
  - C-MAP Charts
    167
- Chart Selection
  167
  - Selecting a Cartography Type
    167
- GPS Check
  168
  - Checking GPS Operation
    168
  - GNSS Status
    168
- Chart Ranging and Panning
  169
  - Ranging in and out
    169
    
    Panning the Chart
    169
- Navigate Menu Options
  170
  - Navigation
    170
  - Cross Track Error (XTE)
    172
  - Navigating a Route
    172
- SAR (Search and Rescue) Patterns
  173
- Collision Avoidance
  177
- Race Startline and Race Timer
  178
  - Creating a Race Startline
    178
  - Using the Race Timer
    178
    
    Using the Race Timer - Touchscreen Controls
    178
- Vessel Position on the Chart Display
  179
  - Locating Your Vessel
    179
- Chart Orientation
  179
  - Setting the Chart Orientation
    180
- Chart Motion Mode
  180
  - Setting the Motion Mode
    181
  - Changing the Position of the Boat Icon
    181
- Multiple Chart Synchronization
  181
  - Synchronizing Multiple Chart Instances
    181
- Chart Views
  182
  - Selecting 2D and 3D Chart Views
    182
  - Chart View
    182
  - Enabling and Disabling Easy View
    184
  - Increasing Text and Symbol Size
    184
- Chart Display
  184
  - Changing the Chart Display Detail
    184
- Overlays
  185
  - Enabling AIS in the Chart Application
    185
  - Radar Overlay
    186
  - Aerial Photo Overlay
    187
  - Nowrad Weather Overlay
    187
  - Databoxes
    187
  - Active Captain
    188
  - Chart Grid
    189
  - Shading
    189
  - Relief Shading
    189
  - Community Layer
    189
  - Chart Text
    190
  - Chart Boundaries
    190
  - Range Rings
    190
  - Fuel Range Rings
    191
  - Changing the Size of the Vessel Symbol
    191
  - Displaying Waypoint Names
    191
  - Route and Track Widths
    191
- Chart Vectors
  193
  - Enabling and Disabling Chart Vectors
    193
  - Setting Vector Length and Width
    193
- Laylines
  194
  - Laylines - Leeway Calculations
    194
  - Enabling and Disabling Laylines
    194
  - Changing Layline Type
    194
  - Adjusting Laylines for Tidal Flow
    194
  - Displaying Historical Layline Data
    195
- Polar Tables
  195
  - Importing a Polar Table
    195
- Cartography Objects
  196
  - Chart Detail
    196
  - Cartography Objects
    197
- Object Information
  198
  - Displaying Chart Object Information
    198
  - Searching for the Nearest Chart Object or Service
    198
  - Searching for a Port by Name
    198
  - Displaying Pilot Book Information
    199
  - Displaying Panoramic Photos
    199
  - Current Information
    199
    
    Tide Information
    200
  - Depth & Contour Options
    202
    
    Depth Soundings and Contours
    202
  - Navionics Advanced Menu Options
    203
    
    Identifying Shallow Water - Navionics
    203
    
    Creating Personal Bathymetry Charts Using Sonarchart ™ Live
    203
    
    Selecting a Density for Sonarcharts
    203
    
    Setting up a Fishing Range
    203
  - My Data Options
    204
  - Measuring Distances and Bearings
    204
    
    Measuring from Vessel Position to Cursor
    204
    
    Measuring from Point to Point
    204
    
    Repositioning the Ruler
    205
Chapter 15 Sonar (Fishfinder) Application

207
- Sonar Technologies
  208
  - Traditional Sonar Technology
    208
  - CHIRP Technology
    208
  - CHIRP Sonar Overview
    208
  - CHIRP Downvision ™ Overview
    208
  - CHIRP Sidevision™ Overview
    209
  - Interpreting Sidevision™ Images
    210
- Raymarine Sonar Modules
  211
- Sonar Overview and Features
  211
  - Sonar Screen
    212
  - Sonar Application Panes
    212
  - Sonar Context Menu
    212
    
    Onscreen Controls
    213
- Sonar Transducer and Sonar Module Selection
  213
  - Selecting the Sonar Channel
    213
  - Selecting the Sonar Transducer
    213
  - Selecting the Speed Transducer
    213
- Checking the Sonar
  214
- Sonar Transducer Calibration
  215
  - Depth Offset
    215
- Setting the Depth Offset
  215
- Setting the Speed Offset
  215
- Setting the Temperature Offset
  215
- Multiple Sonar Module Support
  216
- Sonar Crosstalk Interference
  218
  - Sidevision Sonar Crosstalk Interference
    218
  - Reducing Multiple Sonar Crosstalk Interference
    218
- Custom Channels
  220
  - Creating a Custom Channel
    220
  - Renaming Custom Channels
    220
  - Deleting Custom Channels
    220
- Dual Channel Ping Modes
  221
  - Selecting a Ping Mode
    221
- The Sonar Image
  221
- Depth Range
  222
  - Switching between Auto and Manual Range
    222
  - Range in and out
    222
  - Range Shift
    223
- Sidevision TM Range
  223
  - Sidevision TM Range in and out
    223
  - Sidevision
    223
- Sonar Scrolling
  224
  - Adjusting the Scroll Speed
    224
  - Pausing the Screen
    224
- Sonar Display Modes
  224
  - Selecting a Display Mode for the Sonar Application
    224
  - Sonar Zoom Mode
    224
  - Sonar A-Scope Mode
    225
    
    Bottom Lock
    225
  - Sidevision TM Views
    226
    
    Selecting a Sidevision TM View
    226
    
    Sidevision Views
    226
    
    The Menu
    227
  - Presentation Menu Options
    227
  - Depth and Distance
    228
    
    Measuring Depth and Distance with VRM
    228
  - Waypoints in the Sonar Application
    229
    
    Placing a Waypoint in the Sonar Application
    229
    
    Placing a Waypoint Using the WPT Button or Icon
    229
    
    Placing a Waypoint Using the Context Menu
    229
  - Sensitivity Settings
    230
    
    Gain
    230
    
    Intensity
    231
    
    Color Gain
    232
    
    Contrast
    232
    
    Surface Filter
    232
    
    Time Varied Gain (TVG)
    233
    
    Noise Filter
    234
    
    Color Threshold
    234
    
    Power Mode
    235
  - Fish Alarms
    235
    
    Setting up Fish Alarms
    235
    
    Setting up Fishing - Deep Alarm
    235
    
    Setting up Fishing - Shallow Alarm
    235
  - Frequency Tuning
    236
    
    Fine-Tuning the Frequency
    237
  - Sounder Set-Up Menu Options
    238
  - Transducer Set-Up Menu Options
    239
  - Resetting the Sonar
    240
Chapter 16 Radar Application

241
- Radar Application Overview
  242
  - Radar Scanner Status Symbols
    242
  - Radar Feature Comparison
    242
- Pairing with a Quantum Radar Using Wi-Fi
  245
  - Retain Your Wi-Fi Passcode
    245
  - Wi-Fi Connection Recovery
    245
- Switching the Unit on and off
  246
  - Powering on the Radar Scanner
    246
  - Putting the Radar into Standby
    246
  - Powering down the Radar Scanner
    246
- Multiple Radar Support
  247
  - Selecting a Radar Scanner
    247
- Radar Check
  248
  - Checking the Radar
    248
  - Check and Adjust Bearing Alignment
    248
- Radar Context Menu
  249
  - Accessing the Context Menu
    249
- Radar Range and Image Quality
  249
  - Radar Image Quality
    249
  - Interpreting Objects
    251
  - Maximum Radar Range
    251
- Collision Avoidance
  252
- MARPA Overview
  253
  - MARPA Context Menu
    254
  - Acquiring a MARPA Target
    254
  - Cancelling an Individual MARPA Target
    254
- Vector Options
  255
- Vessel Vectors (CPA Graphics) Overview
  255
  - Displaying CPA Graphics for MARPA Targets
    255
- Setting up a Guard Zone Alarm
  256
  - Guard Zone Context Menu
    256
- Trails
  257
  - Enabling Trails
    257
- Tracked Target List
  258
- Distances, Range, and Bearing
  258
  - VRM/EBL Context Menu
    259
  - Creating a VRM/EBL
    260
  - Create a Floating VRM/EBL
    260
    
    Centering the VRM/EBL
    260
    
    Using the Radar Range Rings
    260
  - Radar Mode and Orientation
    260
    
    Radar Orientation Modes
    260
    
    Radar Motion Modes Overview
    261
  - Radar Presentation Menu
    263
    
    Enhance Echoes Functions
    264
  - Radar Tuning: On-Screen
    265
    
    Gain Controls
    265
  - Enabling and Disabling On-Screen Gain Controls
    265
    
    Using the On-Screen Gain Controls
    265
    
    Radar Tuning: On-Screen Gain Controls
    265
  - Radar Modes
    266
  - Sensitivity Settings Menu
    267
  - Dual Range Radar Operation
    269
    
    Dual Range Radar Compatibility
    269
    
    Using Dual Range with Superhd Scanners
    269
    
    Enabling Dual Range Radar Operation
    269
    
    Selecting Range Operation
    269
  - Radar Set-Up Menu
    270
    
    Advanced Menu
    272
  - Resetting the Radar
    273
Chapter 17 Data Application

275
- Data Application Overview
  276
  - Pre-Configured Datapages
    276
    
    Selecting Datapages Using Touch
    276
    
    Selecting Datapages
    276
  - Data Application Features
    276
- Customizing the Data Application
  277
  - Changing the Order of Datapages
    277
    
    Customizing Datapage Content Using Touch
    277
  - Customizing Datapage Content
    277
  - Adding a New Datapage
    277
  - Renaming a Datapage
    278
  - Deleting a Datapage
    278
  - Setting up an Instrument Page (Example)
    278
- List of Data Items
  279
- Engine Identification
  282
- Setting Boat Details from the Data Application
  284
- Setting Engine RPM Range and Red Zone
  284
- Color Theme
  285
  - Changing the Color Theme
    285
- Units Set-Up
  286
Chapter 18 Camera Application

289
- Camera Application Overview and Features
  290
- Changing the Camera Feed
  291
  - Changing the Camera / Video Feed
    291
  - Changing the Camera / Video
    291
  - Feed
    291
  - Changing the Camera / Video Feed Using the Menu
    291
- Switching Video Stream
  291
- Displaying Multiple Camera Feeds Using Quad View
  292
  - Using Onscreen Controls
    292
- Camera Cycling
  293
- Naming Camera / Video Feeds
  294
- Adjusting the Video Image
  294
- Selecting the Aspect Ratio
  295
- Selecting a Location to Store Recordings
  295
- Record and Playback
  296
  - Recording an IP Camera Feed
    296
  - Approximate Record Times
    296
  - Internal Storage
    296
  - Stop Recording
    296
  - Playing Back a Video File
    296
  - Moving and Copying Video Files
    297
- Taking Photos
  297
  - Taking a Photo
    297
  - Taking a Photo Using the Timer
    297
  - Taking a Photo Using a Remote Control
    298
    
    Onscreen Icons
    298
- Viewing Photos
  299
  - Moving and Copying Photos
    299
- Switching on a Camera's LED / Light
  299
Chapter 19 Thermal Camera Application - Pan and Tilt Cameras

301
- Thermal Camera Application Overview
  302
  - Displaying the Thermal Camera Application
    302
- Thermal Camera Image
  302
  - Thermal Camera Status Icons
    302
  - FFC (Flat Field Correction)
    303
- Thermal Camera Setup and Checks
  303
  - Adjusting the Thermal Camera Image
    303
- Controls Overview
  304
- Camera Control
  304
  - Power up and Standby
    304
  - Pan, Tilt and Zoom
    304
  - Thermal Camera Home Position
    305
  - Pausing the Thermal Camera Image
    306
  - Thermal Camera Surveillance Mode
    306
  - Thermal Camera Stabilization
    306
  - Thermal Camera Point Mode
    307
- Image Adjustments
  307
  - Adjusting the Thermal Camera Image
    307
  - Thermal Camera Scene Presets
    307
  - Thermal Camera Color Modes
    307
  - Thermal Camera Reverse Video
    308
  - Thermal and Visible-Light Operation
    308
  - Thermal Camera Rear View Mode
    308
  - Slew to Cue
    309
- Pan and Tilt Camera - New Camera Interface
  310
- High Power and High Torque Modes
  313
- Pan and Tilt Camera - Old Camera Interface
  314
  - OSD Menu Options
    315
Chapter 20 Thermal Camera Application - Fixed Mount Cameras

319
- Thermal Camera Application Overview
  320
  - Displaying the Thermal Camera Application
    320
- Thermal Camera Image
  320
  - Thermal Camera Status Icons
    320
  - FFC (Flat Field Correction)
    321
- Thermal Camera Setup and Checks
  321
  - Adjusting the Thermal Camera Image
    321
- Controls Overview
  322
- Camera Control
  322
  - Power up and Standby
    322
  - Pausing the Thermal Camera Image
    322
- Image Adjustments
  323
  - Adjusting the Thermal Camera Image
    323
  - Thermal Camera Scene Presets
    323
  - Thermal Camera Color Modes
    323
  - Thermal Camera Reverse Video
    323
  - Thermal Camera Rear View Mode
    323
- Fixed Mount Camera Menu
  324
Chapter 21 Wi-Fi and Mobile Applications

327
- MFD Wi-Fi
  328
  - Enabling Wi-Fi
    328
- Connecting to a Wi-Fi Access Point / Mobile Hotspot
  328
- Connecting Your Smart Device Via Wi-Fi
  330
  - Accessing a Product's Web Interface
    330
- Raymarine Mobile Apps
  331
  - Mobile App Compatibility
    331
  - Enabling Mobile Apps
    331
- Wi-Fi Sharing Settings
  332
Chapter 22 Audio Application

335
- Compatible Entertainment Systems
  336
- Audio Application Overview
  336
  - Audio Track Controls
    337
  - Radio Station Controls
    337
  - Siriusxm Controls
    337
  - Pandora Controls
    337
- Powering on the Entertainment System
  338
- Selecting an Audio Source
  339
  - Audio Source Zone Restrictions
    339
- Browsing Media Files
  340
- Audio Control Bar
  340
- Audio Application Menu
  341
Chapter 23 Media Player Application

343
- Media Player Connection
  344
- Enabling Bluetooth
  344
- Pairing a Bluetooth Media Player
  345
- Enabling Audio Control
  345
- Media Player Controls
  346
- Media Player Controls Using a Remote Control
  346
- Unpairing a Bluetooth Device
  347
Chapter 24 Sirius Audio Application (North America Only)

349
- Sirius Audio Overview
  350
  - Accessing the Sirius Audio Application
    350
  - Changing the Channel
    350
  - Adding Favorites
    350
  - Using the Volume Controls
    350
Chapter 25 Fusion Link Application

351
- Fusion Link Application Overview
  352
  - Compatible Fusion Units
    352
  - Accessing the Fusion Link Application
    352
- Media Sources
  353
  - Selecting a Media Source
    353
- Browsing Music
  353
- Selecting Shuffle and Repeat Functions
  354
- Adjusting Volume Levels for each Zone
  354
- Selecting the System to Control
  356
- Powering off an NMEA 2000 Fusion Unit
  356
- Fusion Unit
  357
- Settings Menu Options
  357
- Powering on an NMEA 2000 Fusion Unit
  357
Chapter 26 GRIB Viewer

359
Chapter 27 Weather Application (North America Only)

369
- Weather Application Overview
  370
- Weather Application Set up
  370
- Weather Application Display Overview
  371
  - Weather Symbols
    371
  - Storm Tracking Symbols
    372
  - Surface Pressure Symbols
    372
  - Surface Observation Station Symbols
    372
  - Wind Speed Symbols
    372
  - Wave Information Symbols
    373
  - Nowrad Precipitation Color Codes
    373
  - Canadian Radar Precipitation Color Codes
    373
  - Reflectivity Intensity to Rainfall Correlation
    373
  - Selecting Weather Graphics
    373
- Weather Map Navigation
  374
  - Locating Your Vessel
    374
- Weather Context Menu
  375
  - Accessing the Context Menu
    375
- Weather Information
  375
- Weather Reports
  376
- Animated Weather Graphics
  377
  - Running a Weather Animation
    377
- Weather Application Menu Options
  378
- Glossary of Weather Terms
  380
Chapter 28 Troubleshooting

383
- Troubleshooting
  384
- Power up Troubleshooting
  385
  - Performing a Power on Reset
    385
- Radar Troubleshooting
  386
- GNSS Troubleshooting
  387
- Troubleshooting Automatic Route Generation
  388
- Sonar Troubleshooting
  390
- Sonar Crosstalk Interference
  393
  - Sidevision Sonar Crosstalk Interference
    393
  - Reducing Multiple Sonar Crosstalk Interference
    393
- Thermal Camera Troubleshooting
  395
- System Data Troubleshooting
  397
- Video Troubleshooting
  398
- Wi-Fi Troubleshooting
  399
- Bluetooth Troubleshooting
  401
- Touchscreen Troubleshooting
  402
- Touchscreen Alignment
  403
  - Aligning the Touchscreen
    403
- Miscellaneous Troubleshooting
  404
Chapter 29 Technical Support

405
- Raymarine Product Support and Servicing
  406
  - Viewing Product Information
    406
- Learning Resources
  407
- Third-Party Support
  407
Appendix A Switch Panel Application

409
Appendix B NMEA 0183 Sentences

411
Appendix C NMEA Data Bridging

412
Appendix D NMEA 2000 Sentences

413
Appendix E Software Releases

416
Appendix F Multifunction Display Compatibility

424

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Important Information

Chapter 2 Document and Product Information

Chapter 3 Getting Started

Chapter 4 Managing Display Data

Chapter 5 Customizing Your Display

Chapter 6 Document Viewer Application

Chapter 7 Autopilot Control

Chapter 8 Alarm Management

Chapter 9 Man Overboard (MOB)

Chapter 10 DSC VHF Radio Integration

Chapter 11 Fuel Manager

Chapter 12 AIS (Automatic Identification System)

Chapter 13 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

Chapter 14 Chart Application

Chapter 15 Sonar (Fishfinder) Application

Chapter 16 Radar Application

Chapter 17 Data Application

Chapter 18 Camera Application

Chapter 19 Thermal Camera Application - Pan and Tilt Cameras

Chapter 20 Thermal Camera Application - Fixed Mount Cameras

Chapter 21 Wi-Fi and Mobile Applications

Chapter 22 Audio Application

Chapter 23 Media Player Application

Chapter 24 Sirius Audio Application (North America Only)

Chapter 25 Fusion Link Application

Chapter 26 GRIB Viewer

Chapter 27 Weather Application (North America Only)

Chapter 28 Troubleshooting

Chapter 29 Technical Support

Appendix A Switch Panel Application

Appendix B NMEA 0183 Sentences

Appendix C NMEA Data Bridging

Appendix D NMEA 2000 Sentences

Appendix E Software Releases

Appendix F Multifunction Display Compatibility

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