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Raymarine E-Series Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

Raymarine E-Series Installation And Operation Instructions Manual (464 pages)

multifunction displays

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Marine Equipment | Size: 18.21 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

9
- Certified Installation
  9
- TFT Displays
  10
- Water Ingress
  10
- Disclaimers
  11
- Memory Cards and Chart Cards
  11
- EMC Installation Guidelines
  11
- RF Exposure
  12
- Fcc
  12
- Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)
  12
- FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))
  12
- Industry Canada
  12
- Industry Canada (Français)
  12
- Japanese Approvals
  12
- Third Party Software License Agreements
  13
- Suppression Ferrites
  13
- Connections to Other Equipment
  13
- Declaration of Conformity
  13
- Product Disposal
  13
- Pixel Defect Policy
  13
- Warranty Registration
  13
- IMO and SOLAS
  13
- Technical Accuracy
  13
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information

15
- Handbook Information
  16
- Handbook Conventions
  17
- Handbook Illustrations
  19
- Product Overview
  19
- System Feature Highlights
  23
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation

29
- System Integration
  30
- Installation Checklist
  36
- Multiple Data Sources (MDS) Overview
  36
- Identifying Your Display Variant
  37
- Networking Constraints
  37
- Typical Systems
  39
- System Protocols
  42
- Data Master
  43
- A6X and A7X Parts Supplied
  43
- A9X and A12X Parts Supplied
  44
- E7 / E7D Parts Supplied
  44
- Series and E Series Parts Supplied
  45
- Tools Required for Installation
  45
- Selecting a Location
  46
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections

49
- General Cabling Guidance
  50
- Connections Overview
  51
- A9X and A12X Connections Overview
  52
- Power Connection - A6X and A7X
  52
- Power and Data Connection
  54
- Network Connections
  57
- Keypad Connection
  57
- Radar Connection
  58
- Sonar Connection
  60
- Thermal Camera Connection
  63
- IP Camera Connections
  64
- Weather Receiver Connection
  65
- Fusion Link Connection
  66
- GPS Connection
  67
- GA150 Connection
  67
- AIS Connection
  68
- Fastheading Connection
  69
- Seatalk Ng Connections
  69
- NMEA 2000 Connection
  70
- Seatalk Connection
  71
- NMEA 0183 Connection
  71
- A6X and A7X to NMEA 0183 DSC VHF Radio Connection
  72
- Camera / Video Connection
  73
- Camera / Video In-Out Connection
  73
- Media Player Connection
  74
- Bluetooth Remote Control Connection
  76
- Remote Control Functions
  77
- Wifi Connections
  79
Chapter 5 Mounting

81
- Mounting - a Series
  82
- Mounting - C Series and E Series
  84
Chapter 6 Getting Started

87
- Display Power
  88
- Series Controls
  89
- E7 / E7D Controls
  89
- C95 / C97 / C125 / C127 / E95 / E97 / E125 / E127 / E165 Controls
  90
- Homescreen Overview - Touch Only Displays
  91
- Homescreen Overview - C Series / E Series
  92
- Pages
  94
- Applications
  95
- Splitscreen Controls
  96
- Screen Overview
  97
- Basic Touchscreen Operations
  100
- Multi-Touch Gestures
  101
- Initial Set up Procedures
  102
- GPS Status
  104
- Enabling Autopilot Control
  107
- Engine Identification
  108
- Enabling AIS Functions
  110
- Shared Preferences
  110
- Software Updates
  111
- Learning Resources
  112
Chapter 7 System Checks

113
- GPS Check
  114
- Radar Check
  114
- Sonar Check
  115
- Thermal Camera Setup and Checks
  117
Chapter 8 Managing Display Data

119
- Memory Cards and Chart Cards
  120
- A6X and A7X
  120
- A9X and A12X
  121
- C and E Series
  122
- Saving User Data and User Settings
  123
- Save and Restore Items
  126
- Screenshots
  128
- Resetting Your System
  128
Chapter 9 Customizing Your Display

129
- Language Selection
  130
- Boat Details
  131
- Units Set-Up
  132
- Time and Date Set-Up
  133
- Display Preferences
  134
- Databar and Databox Overview
  137
- List of Data Items
  139
- System Set-Up Menus
  146
- Maintenance Menu
  155
Chapter 10: Document Viewer Application

157
- Document Viewer Overview
  158
Chapter 11 Autopilot Control

161
- Autopilot Control Overview and Features
  162
- Enabling Autopilot Control
  162
- Engaging the Autopilot
  163
- Adjusting the Current Locked Heading
  163
- Disengaging the Autopilot
  164
- Manually Displaying the Pilot Control Dialog Box
  165
- Pilot Control Dialog
  165
- Pilot Bar
  166
- Pilot Set-Up
  167
- Pilot Settings
  167
- Commissioning
  170
- Autopilot Status Symbols
  174
- Autopilot Alarms
  174
Chapter 12 Alarm Management

175
- Alarms Overview
  176
- Alarm Manager Overview
  176
- Alarm Options
  179
Chapter 13 Man Overboard (MOB)

185
- Man Overboard
  186
Chapter 14 DSC VHF Radio Integration

189
- DSC VHF Radio Integration
  190
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration
  190
Chapter 15 Fuel Manager

191
- Fuel Manager Overview
  192
Chapter 16 AIS Function

195
- AIS Overview
  196
- AIS Prerequisites
  197
- AIS Context Menu
  197
- Enabling AIS
  198
- Displaying AIS Vectors
  198
- AIS Status Symbols
  199
- AIS Silent Mode
  199
- AIS Target Symbols
  200
- Displaying Detailed AIS Target Information
  201
- Viewing All AIS Targets
  201
- Using AIS to Avoid Collisions
  202
- Target Options
  203
- AIS Alarms
  204
- Buddy Tracking
  204
Chapter 17 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

207
- Waypoints Overview
  208
- Routes
  217
- Tracks
  225
- Import and Export
  227
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity
  227
Chapter 18 Chart Application

229
- Chart Application Overview and Features
  230
- Electronic Charts Overview
  232
- Navigation Options
  235
- Chart Ranging and Panning
  237
- Chart Selection
  238
- Vessel Position on the Chart Display
  238
- Chart Orientation
  239
- Chart Motion Mode
  240
- Chart Views
  241
- Chart Display
  243
- Overlays
  243
- Chart Vectors
  250
- Cartography Objects
  251
- Object Information
  253
- Depth & Contour Options
  257
- My Data Options
  259
- Multiple Chart Synchronization
  259
- Measuring Distances and Bearings
  260

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Raymarine E-Series Reference Manual

Raymarine E-Series Reference Manual (360 pages)

Networked Display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Monitor | Size: 25.86 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Overview

25
Chapter 2 General Operation

31
- Introduction
  31
- Powering the Display ON/OFF
  31
- Using the Controls
  32
  - The Control Panel
    32
  - Buttons and Soft Keys
    33
  - The Cursor
    34
- Displaying Applications
  34
- Additional Screen Information
  35
- Initial Setup Procedures
  40
- Using Compactflash Cards
  44
  - Cautions
    44
  - What Are Compactflash Cards Used for
    44
  - Inserting a Card
    45
  - Removing a Card
    45
- Managing Data
  46
- Operating a Networked E-Series Display
  54
- Emergencies and Warnings
  56
  - Man Overboard (MOB)
    56
  - Alarms
    57
Chapter 3 Working with Waypoints

59
- What Is a Waypoint
  59
- How Are Waypoints Represented
  60
- Placing a Waypoint
  61
- Navigating to a Waypoint
  62
  - Start Navigating to a Waypoint
    62
  - Stop Navigating to a Waypoint
    63
- Viewing Waypoint Information
  63
- Editing a Waypoint
  64
  - Changing Waypoint Details
    65
  - Moving a Waypoint
    65
  - Erasing a Waypoint(S)
    66
  - Changing the Default Symbol or Group
    67
- Sorting the Waypoint List
  68
- Organizing Waypoints into Groups
  68
- Controlling Waypoint Display
  71
Chapter 4 Using the Chart

73
- Important
  73
  - Navionics Support
    73
  - Safety
    73
  - Chart Functionality
    73
  - Chart Cards
    74
- Uses of the Chart Application
  74
- Viewing the Chart
  76
- The Chart Display
  76
- Where am I on the Chart
  77
- Moving Around the Chart
  77
- Additional Information on the Chart
  78
- Measuring Distances and Bearings
  93
  - From Your Boat
    93
  - Between Two Points on Your Chart
    93
- Navigating to a Specific Point
  94
- Building and Following a Route
  96
  - What Is a Route
    97
  - What Can I Do with a Route
    97
  - Building a Route
    98
  - Following a Route
    102
  - Resetting Cross Track Error (XTE)
    104
  - Viewing Details of Routes
    105
- Editing Routes
  106
  - Selecting a Route for Editing
    106
  - Editing the Selected Route
    107
- Monitoring Where You Are Going
  112
  - Using Chart Vectors
    112
  - Using the Course Deviation Indicator (CDI)
    113
- Warnings of Potential Dangers
  113
- Using the Radar with the Chart
  114
- Recording Where You Have Been
  118
  - What Is a Track
    118
  - How Can I Use Tracks
    119
  - Creating a Track
    119
  - Creating a Route from a Track
    120
- Editing Tracks
  121
  - Selecting a Track for Editing
    121
  - Editing the Selected Track
    122
- Defining How the Chart Windows Are Presented
  123
- Altering the Level of Chart Detail Displayed
  126
- Setting up Your Chart and Its Cartography
  131
  - Chart Setup
    131
  - Cartography Setup
    134
- Chart Layers
  135
  - Radar Overlay
    136
  - Synchronizing Chart Scale with Radar Range
    136
  - Viewing MARPA Targets on the Chart
    137
  - Ais
    137
  - Range Rings
    138
Chapter 5: 3D Chart

139
- Important
  139
  - Chart Functionality
    139
  - Safety
    139
- An Introduction
  139
- What Can I Use the 3D Chart Application for
  140
- The 3D Chart Display
  140
- Where am I on the 3D Chart
  141
- Moving Around the 3D Chart
  141
- Other 3D Controls
  142
  - Soft Keys
    142
- Changing the Mode
  143
  - Active Motion Mode
    143
  - Planning Mode
    143
- Changing the View
  144
  - View Options
    144
  - Multiple Views
    144
  - Vessel Offset
    145
- Aerial Photo Overlay
  146
- Making the View Clearer
  146
  - Exaggeration
    146
  - Declutter
    147
- Using 2D and 3D Charts Together
  148
  - View Locator
    148
  - Chart Synchronization
    149
- Using the 3D Chart with a Fishfinder
  150
- Navigating with 3D Charts
  151
- Setting up the 3D Chart
  151
Chapter 6 The Fishfinder

153
- The Fishfinder Display
  153
- Background Information
  153
- Operating the Fishfinder
  154
- Explaining the Readout
  154
- Factors Influencing the Readout
  154
- Display Mode Settings
  155
  - Adjusting the Position of the Zoomed Area
    157
  - Bottom Lock and Bottom Shift
    158
  - Using A-Scope to View a Live Image
    158
  - A-SCOPE' Modes
    159
- Range Control
  159
  - Changing the Range
    159
  - Range Shift
    160
- Presentation Toolbar
  160
  - Adjusting Gain and Power
    160
  - Auto Gain Settings
    161
  - Manually-Set Gain Levels
    161
  - Power Setting
    162
- Measuring Depth and Distance
  162
  - Measuring Depth and Distance with VRM
    163
  - Adjusting the Scroll Mode and Speed
    164
  - Pausing Scroll
    164
  - Viewing Frequencies Within a Preset
    165
  - Placing Waypoints
    165
- Fishfinder Alarms
  165
- Editing Presets
  165
  - Manual Frequency Selection
    166
  - Automatic Frequency Selection
    166
- Fishfinder Configuration
  167
  - DSM and Transducer Setup
    167
Chapter 7 Using the Radar (Analog)

173
- Introduction
  173
- What Is Radar
  173
  - Detecting Targets
    173
  - Maximum Radar Range
    174
  - Factors Impairing a Radar Picture
    174
- Powering On/Off the Various Scanner Operating Modes
  178
- The Radar Picture
  179
- Marking a Position on the Radar Screen
  180
- Changing What You See in the Radar Window
  180
- Getting the Best Picture
  184
  - Using the GAIN Functions
    184
  - Using the Enhance Echoes Softkey Functions
    187
- Changing the Displayed Range
  189
  - Radar Range and Chart Scale Synchronization
    190
- Measuring Distances, Ranges and Bearings
  191
  - Using the Range Rings
    191
  - Using the Cursor
    191
  - Using Vrms and Ebls
    192
  - Using Floating Vrms/Ebls
    194
- Using Radar to Avoid a Collision
  195
  - Guard Zones
    195
  - Marpa
    198
  - Setting up MARPA
    201
  - Acquiring a Target to Track
    202
  - Cancelling Targets
    202
  - Displaying Vessel Identity (AIS)
    203
- Setting up Your Radar
  203
- Warnings of Potential Dangers
  205

Raymarine E-Series Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

Raymarine E-Series Installation And Operation Instructions Manual (354 pages)

multifunction display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Marine Equipment | Size: 16.63 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

9
- TFT Displays
  9
- Water Ingress
  10
- Disclaimers
  10
- Chart Cards and Memory Cards
  10
- EMC Installation Guidelines
  10
- RF Exposure
  10
- Fcc
  10
- Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)
  10
- FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))
  10
- Industry Canada
  11
- Industry Canada (Français)
  11
- Japanese Approvals
  11
- Third Party Software License Agreements
  11
- Suppression Ferrites
  11
- Connections to Other Equipment
  11
- Declaration of Conformity
  11
- Product Disposal
  11
- Pixel Defect Policy
  11
- Warranty Registration
  11
- IMO and SOLAS
  12
- Technical Accuracy
  12
Chapter 2 Handbook and Product Information

13
- Handbook Information
  14
- Product Information
  15
- Handbook Illustrations
  16
- Handbook Conventions
  17
- Touch and Non-Touch Operations
  19
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation

21
- System Integration
  22
- Installation Checklist
  27
- System Limits
  27
- Multiple Data Sources (MDS) Overview
  28
- Identifying Your Display Variant
  28
- Networking Constraints
  29
- Typical Systems
  30
- System Protocols
  33
- Data Master
  34
- New a Series Parts Supplied
  34
- E7 / E7D Parts Supplied
  35
- New C Series and New E Series Parts Supplied
  35
- Tools Required for Installation
  36
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections

37
- General Cabling Guidance
  38
- Connections Overview
  39
- Power Connection - New a Series
  40
- Power Connection - New C Series and New E Series
  41
- Network Connections
  43
- GPS Connection
  51
- AIS Connection
  51
- Fastheading Connection
  52
- Seatalk Ng Connections
  52
- Weather Receiver Operation with Multifunction Displays
  54
- Seatalk Connection
  56
- New a Series DSC VHF Radio Connection
  56
- NMEA 0183 Connection
  57
- NMEA 2000 Connection
  58
- Camera / Video Connection
  58
- Camera / Video In-Out Connection
  59
- Media Player Connection
  60
- Bluetooth Remote Control Connection
  61
- Remote Control Functions
  63
- Wifi Connections
  65
Chapter 5 Location and Mounting

67
Chapter 6 Getting Started

75
- Display Power
  76
- New a Series Controls
  76
- E7 / E7D Controls
  77
- C95 / C97 / C125 / C127 / E95 / E97 / E125 / E127 / E165 Controls
  77
- Hybridtouch Overview
  79
- Touchscreen Overview
  79
- Homescreen Overview - Touch Only Displays
  80
- Homescreen Overview - New C Series / New E Series
  80
- System Checks
  81
- Enabling Autopilot Control
  84
- Enabling AIS Functions
  84
- Pages
  85
- Applications
  86
- Splitscreen Controls
  87
- Screen Overview
  88
- Editing Information in Dialogs
  90
- Editing Numerical Settings
  91
- Basic Touchscreen Operations
  91
- Databar Status Symbols
  92
- Initial Set up Procedures
  93
- Data Master
  94
- Software Updates
  95
Chapter 7 Managing Display Data

97
- Memory Cards Overview
  98
- Inserting a Memory Card or Chart Card
  98
- Removing a Memory Card or Chart Card
  99
- Saving User Data and User Settings
  99
- Screenshots
  102
- Resetting Your System
  102
Chapter 8: Document Viewer Application

103
- Document Viewer Overview
  104
Chapter 9 Autopilot Control

107
- Autopilot Control
  108
- Pilot Bar
  110
- Pilot Set-Up
  111
- Pilot Settings
  111
- Autopilot Status Symbols
  116
- Autopilot Alarms
  116
Chapter 10 Alarms and man over Board Functions

117
- Using man Overboard (MOB) Functions
  118
- Alarms
  119
Chapter 11 DSC VHF Radio Integration

123
- Using a DSC VHF Radio with Your Display
  124
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration
  124
Chapter 12 Fuel Manager

125
- Fuel Manager Overview
  126
Chapter 13 AIS Function

129
- AIS Overview
  130
- AIS Prerequisites
  131
- AIS Context Menu
  131
- Enabling AIS
  132
- Displaying AIS Vectors
  132
- AIS Status Symbols
  133
- AIS Silent Mode
  133
- AIS Target Symbols
  134
- Displaying Detailed AIS Target Information
  134
- Viewing All AIS Targets
  135
- Using AIS to Avoid Collisions
  135
- MARPA & AIS Options
  137
- AIS Alarms
  138
- Buddy Tracking
  138
Chapter 14 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

141
- Waypoints
  142
- Moving Waypoints
  145
- Routes
  147
- Tracks
  150
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity
  152
Chapter 15 Chart Application

153
- Chart Application Overview
  154
- Chart Ranging and Panning
  155
- Vessel Position and Orientation
  156
- Chart Views
  158
- Chart Context Menu
  159
- My Data Options
  160
- Navigation Options
  160
- Measuring Distances and Bearings
  161
- Chart Vectors
  161
- Current Information
  162
- Tide Information
  163
- Chart Object Information
  164
- Chart Presentation
  165
- Selecting the Cartography Set-Up Menu
  169
- Cartography Set-Up Menu Options
  170

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Raymarine E-Series User Reference Handbook

Raymarine E-Series User Reference Handbook (260 pages)

Widescreen Multifunction Display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Monitor | Size: 3.91 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

9
- Safety Notices
  9
- TFT LCD Displays
  10
- Water Ingress
  10
- Disclaimers
  10
- Chart Cards and Memory Cards
  11
- EMC Conformance
  11
- Suppression Ferrites
  11
- Connections to Other Equipment
  12
- Declaration of Conformity
  12
- Product Disposal
  12
- Warranty Registration
  12
- IMO and SOLAS
  12
- Technical Accuracy
  12
Chapter 2 Handbook Information

13
- Handbook Information
  14
- Handbook Conventions
  15
Chapter 3 Getting Started

17
- Multifunction Display System Integration
  18
- Networking Constraints
  21
- Display Power
  22
- Controls
  23
- Hybridtouch Overview
  25
- Touchscreen Overview
  26
- Home Screen Overview
  26
- Pages
  27
- Applications
  29
- Screen Overview
  30
- Editing Information in Dialogs
  34
- Basic Touchscreen Operations
  34
- Databar Status Symbols
  35
- Initial Setup Procedures
  38
Chapter 4 Managing Display Data

43
Chapter 5 Using Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

49
- Waypoints
  50
- Routes
  60
- Tracks
  66
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity
  68
Chapter 6 Using the Chart

69
- Chart Application Overview
  70
- Vessel Position and Orientation
  72
- Chart Views
  75
- Chart Planning Options
  79
- Chart Navigation Options
  79
- Measuring Distances and Bearings
  80
- Chart Vectors
  81
- Current Information
  82
- Tide Information
  83
- Chart Object Information
  85
- Chart Layers
  86
- Chart Presentation
  90
- Chart Setup
  93
Chapter 7 Using Autopilot Control

103
- Enabling the Autopilot Control Function
  104
- Disengaging the Autopilot in an Emergency
  104
- Autopilot Control
  105
- Autopilot Control Options
  106
- Autopilot Dialog Box
  106
- Autopilot Status Symbols
  107
- Autopilot Alarms
  108
Chapter 8 Using Alarms and MOB Functions

109
- Using man Overboard (MOB) Functions
  110
- Alarms
  111
Chapter 9 Using Radar

117
- Radar Overview
  118
- Digital Radar Scan Speed
  118
- Radar Scanner Status Symbols
  119
- Radar Range and Image Quality
  120
- Radar Display Overview
  123
- Dual Range Radar Operation
  125
- Radar Mode and Orientation
  126
- Radar Tuning: HD and Superhd Digital Scanners
  129
- Radar Tuning: Non-HD Digital Radomes
  134
- Using Radar to Measure Distances, Ranges, and Bearings
  138
- Using Radar to Track Targets and Avoid Collisions
  142
- Radar Setup Menu Options
  146

Raymarine E-Series Installation Instructions Manual

Raymarine E-Series Installation Instructions Manual (158 pages)

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Marine Equipment | Size: 30.28 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

7
- Certified Installation
  7
- TFT Displays
  8
- Water Ingress
  8
- Disclaimers
  8
- RF Exposure
  8
- Fcc
  9
- Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)
  9
- FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))
  9
- Industry Canada
  9
- Industry Canada (Français)
  9
- Japanese Approvals
  9
- Declaration of Conformity
  9
- Product Disposal
  9
- Pixel Defect Policy
  9
- Warranty Registration
  10
- IMO and SOLAS
  10
- Technical Accuracy
  10
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information

11
- Document Information
  12
- Product Documentation
  12
- Document Illustrations
  13
- Product Overview
  13
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation

17
- System Integration
  18
- Installation Checklist
  24
- Multiple Data Sources (MDS) Overview
  24
- Identifying Your Display Variant
  25
- Networking Constraints
  25
- System Protocols
  26
- Data Master
  27
- A6X and A7X Parts Supplied
  28
- A9X and A12X Parts Supplied
  28
- E7 / E7D Parts Supplied
  29
- Series and E Series Parts Supplied
  29
- Tools Required for Installation
  30
- Selecting a Location
  30
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections

35
- General Cabling Guidance
  36
- Connections Overview
  37
- A9X and A12X Connections Overview
  38
- 3-Pin Power Connection
  38
- Power and Data (Combined) Connection
  39
- Seatalk Ng® Connections
  41
- NMEA 2000 Connection
  42
- Seatalk Connection
  43
- NMEA 0183 Connection - Power/Nmea/Video Cable
  43
- A6X and A7X to NMEA 0183 DSC VHF Radio Connection
  44
- Sonar Module and Transducer Connection
  45
- Radar Network Connection
  46
- GA150 Connection
  49
- GNSS / GPS Connection
  49
- AIS Connection
  50
- Fastheading Connection
  50
- Keypad Network Connection
  51
- Weather Receiver Connection
  51
- Video Connection - Composite
  52
- Video In-Out Connection
  52
- IP Camera Connection
  53
- Thermal Camera Connection
  54
- Fusion Network Connection
  56
- Fusion NMEA 2000 Connection
  56
- Media Player Connection
  57
- Raymarine Mobile App Connection
  57
- Bluetooth Remote Control Connection
  58
- Remote Control Functions
  59
Chapter 5 Mounting

61
- Mounting - a Series
  62
- Mounting - C Series and E Series
  64

Raymarine E-Series Installation Instructions Manual

Raymarine E-Series Installation Instructions Manual (112 pages)

MFD

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Marine Equipment | Size: 18.66 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

7
- Certified Installation
  7
- TFT Displays
  8
- Water Ingress
  8
- Disclaimers
  8
- RF Exposure
  8
- Fcc
  9
- Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)
  9
- FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))
  9
- Industry Canada
  9
- Industry Canada (Français)
  9
- Japanese Approvals
  9
- Declaration of Conformity
  9
- Product Disposal
  9
- Pixel Defect Policy
  10
- Warranty Registration
  10
- IMO and SOLAS
  10
- Technical Accuracy
  10
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information

11
- Document Information
  12
- Product Documentation
  12
- Document Illustrations
  13
- Product Overview
  13
- Lighthouse MFD Operation Instructions
  16
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation

17
- System Integration
  18
- Installation Checklist
  24
- Multiple Data Sources (MDS) Overview
  24
- Identifying Your Display Variant
  25
- Networking Constraints
  25
- System Protocols
  26
- Data Master
  27
- A6X and A7X Parts Supplied
  28
- A9X and A12X Parts Supplied
  28
- E7 / E7D Parts Supplied
  29
- Series and E Series Parts Supplied
  29
- Tools Required for Installation
  30
- Selecting a Location
  30
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections

35
- General Cabling Guidance
  36
- Connections Overview
  37
- A9X and A12X Connections Overview
  38
- 3-Pin Power Connection
  38
- Power and Data (Combined) Connection
  39
- Seatalk Ng® Connections
  41
- NMEA 2000 Connection
  42
- Seatalk Connection
  43
- NMEA 0183 Connection - Power/Nmea/Video Cable
  43
- A6X and A7X to NMEA 0183 DSC VHF Radio Connection
  44
- Sonar Module and Transducer Connection
  45
- Radar Network Connection
  46
- GA150 Connection
  49
- GNSS / GPS Connection
  49
- AIS Connection
  50
- Fastheading Connection
  50
- Keypad Network Connection
  51
- Weather Receiver Connection
  51
- Video Connection - Composite
  52
- Video In-Out Connection
  52
- IP Camera Connection
  53
- Thermal Camera Connection
  54
- Fusion Network Connection
  56
- Fusion NMEA 2000 Connection
  56
- Media Player Connection
  57
- Raymarine Mobile App Connection
  57
- Bluetooth Remote Control Connection
  58

Raymarine E-Series Installation Manual

Raymarine E-Series Installation Manual (54 pages)

E-Series Networked Display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Monitor | Size: 1.04 MB

Table of Contents

Trademarks and Registered Trademarks
2
Table of Contents
3
Important Information
7
Safety Notices
7
Handbook Information
9
Chapter 1: Preparation for Installation

11
- General Information
  11
  - Intended Use
    11
  - Contents of this Pack
    12
    
    Pack Details
    12
  - Dimensions
    13
    
    E120 Display
    13
    
    E80 Display
    13
  - Accessories and Spares
    14
    
    Accessories
    14
    
    Spares
    14
- Planning the Installation
  15
Chapter 2: System Integration

17
- What Is System Integration
  17
  - What Is Seatalk
    17
    
    Seatalk
    17
    
    Seatalk2
    17
    
    What Is Seatalk High Speed
    18
  - What Is NMEA
    18
    
    Nmea 0183
    18
    
    Nmea 2000
    18
- Compatibility
  19
  - Radar Scanners
    19
  - Digital Sounder Module
    19
  - Media Storage Cards
    20
    
    Compactflash Cards
    20
    
    Navionics Chart Cards
    20
- Functionality
  20
- How Is an E-Series Integrated
  21
Chapter 3: Installation

27
- How Can the Display Unit be Mounted
  27
- Cables
  32
  - Siting and Securing Cables
    32
  - What Cables Do I Need to Connect
    32
  - How Are the Cables Connected to the Display
    33
    
    How Do I Use the Cable Splicers
    34
    
    Power Cable
    34
    
    Extension Cable
    35
    
    Fuse Ratings
    35
  - Seatalk/Alarm out Cable
    35
  - NMEA 0183 Cable
    36
  - Seatalk High Speed Cable
    36
    
    Or more Node System
    36
    
    Two Node System
    36
  - Video in Cable
    36
    
    Composite Source Type
    37
    
    S-Video Source Type (Not Supplied)
    37
  - VGA out (Not Supplied)
    37
  - Seatalk2 (Not Supplied)
    37
  - Radar Cable (Not Supplied)
    38
    
    Connecting to a Radome
    38
    
    Connecting to an Open Array
    38
    
    For New Installations
    38
    
    To Replace a Raymarine Pathfinder Display
    39

Raymarine E-Series Operating Manual

Raymarine E-Series Operating Manual (27 pages)

E-Series Display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Marine GPS System | Size: 0.94 MB

Table of Contents

Other Functions
1
General Operation
2
The Control Panel
2
Using the Controls Card
3
Setting up the Display
4
Using Compactflash Cards
5
Understanding the Chart Card
6
Using the Chart Card
7
Displaying Additional Information Card
8
Displaying Additional Information (Continued) Card
9
Understanding the 3D Chart Card
10
Using the 3D Chart Card
11
Basic Navigation
12
Working with Waypoints Card
12
Understanding the Radar Card
14
Avoiding a Collision Card
15
Using MARPA Card
16
Using AIS
17
AIS Card
17
Monitoring a Course Card
18
Understanding the Fishfinder Card
19
Using the Fishfinder Card
20
Viewing Video Images Card
21
Navtex and Sirius Weather Data Card
22
Sirius Weather Data (Continued) Card
23
Autopilot Operation
24
Autopilot Control Card
24
Operating a Networked E-Series Display Card
26

Raymarine E-Series Operating Manual

Raymarine E-Series Operating Manual (19 pages)

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Monitor | Size: 0.53 MB

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