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Raymarine E120 Reference Manual (294 pages)

E-Series Networked Display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: GPS | Size: 5.93 MB

Copyright Notice
2
Trademarks and Registered Trademarks
2
Important Information
3
Intended Use
3
Safety Notices
3
About this Manual
5
Technical Accuracy
5
Emc Conformance
6
Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1: Overview

17
Chapter 2: General Operation

23
- Introduction
  23
- Powering the Display ON/OFF
  23
- Using the Controls
  24
  - The Control Panel
    24
  - Buttons and Soft Keys
    25
  - The Cursor
    26
- Displaying Applications
  26
- Additional Screen Information
  27
- Status Icons
  30
- Initial Setup Procedures
  31
- Using Compactflash Cards
  35
  - Cautions
    35
  - What Are Compactflash Cards Used for
    35
  - Inserting a Card
    36
  - Removing a Card
    36
- Managing Data
  37
- Operating a Networked E-Series Display
  44
- Emergencies and Warnings
  46
  - Man Overboard (MOB)
    46
  - Alarms
    47
Chapter 3: Working with Waypoints

49
- What Is a Waypoint
  49
- How Are Waypoints Represented
  50
- Placing a Waypoint
  51
- Navigating to a Waypoint
  52
  - Start Navigating to a Waypoint
    52
  - Stop Navigating to a Waypoint
    53
- Viewing Waypoint Information
  53
- Editing a Waypoint
  54
  - Changing Waypoint Details
    55
  - Moving a Waypoint
    55
  - Erasing a Waypoint(S)
    56
  - Changing the Default Symbol or Group
    57
- Sorting the Waypoint List
  58
- Organising Waypoints into Groups
  58
- Controlling Waypoint Display
  61
Chapter 4: Using the Chart

63
- Important
  63
  - Safety
    63
  - Chart Functionality
    63
  - Chart Cards
    64
- Uses of the Chart Application
  64
- Viewing the Chart
  65
- The Chart Display
  65
- Where am I on the Chart
  66
- Moving Around the Chart
  66
- Additional Information on the Chart
  67
- Measuring Distances and Bearings
  79
  - From Your Boat
    79
  - Between Two Points on Your Chart
    79
- Navigating to a Specific Point
  80
- Building and Following a Route
  83
  - What Is a Route
    83
  - What Can I Do with a Route
    83
  - Building a Route
    84
    
    Saving Routes
    87
    
    Quick Routes
    87
  - Following a Route
    88
  - Resetting Cross Track Error (XTE)
    90
  - Viewing Details of Routes
    91
- Editing Routes
  92
  - Selecting a Route for Editing
    92
  - Editing the Selected Route
    93
    
    Changing the Name or Color of a Route
    97
    
    Erasing a Route
    97
- Monitoring Where You Are Going
  98
  - Using Chart Vectors
    98
  - Using the Course Deviation Indicator (CDI)
    99
- Warnings of Potential Dangers
  99
- E-Series Networked Display Reference Manual
  100
  - Using the Radar with the Chart
    100
    
    Synchronizing the Chart with Radar Range
    100
    
    Viewing MARPA Targets on the Chart
    100
    
    Distinguishing between Fixed and Moving Objects
    101
  - Recording Where You Have Been
    102
    
    What Is a Track
    102
    
    How Can I Use Tracks
    103
    
    Creating a Track
    103
    
    Creating a Route from a Track
    104
  - Editing Tracks
    105
    
    Selecting a Track for Editing
    105
    
    Editing the Selected Track
    106
  - Defining How the Chart Windows Are Presented
    107
    
    Working with Multiple Chart Views
    107
    
    Setting the Orientation of the Chart
    108
    
    Setting the Motion Mode
    109
  - Altering the Level of Chart Detail Displayed
    110
    
    Showing or Hiding Waypoints/Waypoint Information
    111
    
    Showing or Hiding a Route or a Track
    112
    
    Showing or Hiding Cartographic Features
    113
  - Setting up Your Chart and Its Cartography
    114
    
    Chart Setup
    114
    
    Chart Offset
    115
    
    Cartography Setup
    117
Chapter 5: 3D Chart

119
- Important
  119
  - Chart Functionality
    119
  - Safety
    119
- An Introduction
  119
- What Can I Use the 3D Chart Application for
  120
- The 3D Chart Display
  120
- Where am I on the 3D Chart
  121
- Moving Around the 3D Chart
  121
- Other 3D Controls
  122
  - Soft Keys
    122
- Changing the Mode
  123
  - Active Motion Mode
    123
  - Planning Mode
    123
- Changing the View
  124
  - View Options
    124
  - Multiple Views
    125
  - Vessel Offset
    125
- Aerial Photo Overlay
  126
- Making the View Clearer
  126
  - Exaggeration
    126
  - Declutter
    127
- Using 2D and 3D Charts Together
  128
  - View Locator
    128
  - Chart Synchronization
    129
- Using the 3D Chart with a Fishfinder
  130
- Navigating with 3D Charts
  130
- Setting up the 3D Chart
  131
Chapter 6: Using the Fishfinder

133
- Introduction
  133
- How Does the Fishfinder Work
  133
- What Can the Fishfinder Show Me
  134
  - Interpreting the Bottom Structure
    135
  - Factors Influencing Target Display
    135
  - Factors Impairing a Fishfinder Picture
    136
  - Seeing a Live Image
    136
- Enhancing What You See
  138
  - Changing the Range
    138
  - Shifting the Image
    138
  - Zooming in on the Bottom
    139
  - Simplifying the Bottom Image
    141
  - Isolating Bottom Fish
    142
  - Changing How the Image Scrolls
    143
  - Changing How the Depth Digit Is Displayed
    144
- Marking a Position
  145
- Determining Depths and Distances of Targets
  146
  - Measuring Using Vrms
    147
- Fishfinder Alarms
  148
- Setting up Your Fishfinder
  148
  - Display Settings
    149
  - Transducer Calibration
    150
  - DSM Setup
    151
- Other Settings Affecting the Fishfinder Image
  152
  - Operating Frequency Modes
    152
  - Gain Modes
    153
  - Adjusting the Power Setting
    155
Chapter 7: Using the Radar

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- Introduction
  157
- What Is Radar
  157
  - Detecting Targets
    157
  - Maximum Radar Range
    158
  - Factors Impairing a Radar Picture
    158
- Powering On/Off the Various Scanner Operating Modes
  162
- The Radar Picture
  163
- Marking a Position on the Radar Screen
  164
- Changing What You See in the Radar Window
  164
- Getting the Best Picture
  168
  - Using the GAIN Functions
    168
  - Auto Mode
    169
  - Using the Enhance Echoes Functions
    170
- Changing the Displayed Range
  173
  - Radar Range and Chart Scale Synchronization
    173
- Measuring Distances, Ranges and Bearings
  174
- Using the Range Rings
  174
  - Using the Cursor
    174
  - Using Vrms and Ebls
    175
  - Using Floating Vrms/Ebls
    177
- Using Radar to Avoid a Collision
  178
  - Guard Zones
    178
  - Marpa
    181
  - Setting up MARPA
    184
  - Acquiring a Target to Track
    185
  - Cancelling Targets
    185
  - Displaying Vessel Identity (AIS)
    186
- Setting up Your Radar
  186
- Bearing Alignment
  187
- Warnings of Potential Dangers
  188
Chapter 8: Using the Data Application

189
- Introduction
  189
- Selecting a Data Application
  189
- Selecting the Data for Display
  190
  - Pre-Configured Data Panels
    190
  - Customize the Panels
    191
Chapter 9: Video

195
- Introduction
  195
- Setting up the Video Application
  195
  - Displaying a Video Application
    195
  - Customizing the Video Application
    196
  - Adjusting the Image
    199
Chapter 10:Using The Course Deviation Indicator

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- Introduction
  201
- The CDI Screen
  201
  - Steering Instructions
    202
- Selecting the CDI Application
  202
- Modifying the CDI Application
  202
Chapter 11:Using The Engine Monitor

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- Introduction
  203
- Displaying and Setting up the Engine Monitor
  203
- The Engine Monitor Display
  205
- Configuring the Engine Panels
  205
- What Should I Do When an Alarm Is Triggered
  205
Chapter 12:Weather (US Only)

207
- Overview
  207
- Important Information
  207
  - Disclaimer
    207
- Setting up the Weather Application
  207
- The Weather Display
  209
- Moving Around the Weather Map
  209
- Placing Waypoints
  209
- Weather Graphics
  210
  - Precipitation (Nowrad)
    211
  - Storm Cast
    211
  - Sea Surface Temperature (SST)
    212
  - Canadian Radar
    212
  - Tracking Storms
    212
  - Lightning
    213
  - Surface Observation Stations
    213
  - City Forecasts
    214
  - Wind
    215
  - Waves
    215
  - Surface Pressure
    216
  - Viewing Data at a Particular Location
    216
- Animated Weather Graphics
  216
  - Setting up Animation
    216
  - Running Animation
    217
- Viewing Weather Reports
  217
  - Tropical Statements
    217
  - Marine Warnings
    218
  - Marine Zone Forecasts
    218
- Watchbox Warnings
  219
  - Watchbox Warning Alerts
    219
  - Displaying Marine Watchboxes
    220
  - Displaying Watchbox Data
    220
- Weather Application Setup
  221
- Troubleshooting
  222
Chapter 13: Navtex

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- Overview
  223
- Setting up Navtex Weather
  223
- Incoming Message Alerts
  223
- Viewing Messages
  224
  - Displaying the Navtex Message List
    224
  - Displaying and Scrolling through a Message
    224
- Managing Navtex Messages
  224
  - Selecting Message Alert Categories
    224
  - Sorting the Message List
    225
Chapter 14: Automatic Identification System (AIS)

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- Introduction
  227
- What Is AIS
  227
  - Classes of AIS Data
    227
- What Do I Need to Run AIS
  229
- Selecting the AIS Function
  229
  - AIS Status
    229
- How Is AIS Data Displayed
  230
  - AIS Target Symbols
    230
  - Viewing Target Information
    231
  - Ais List
    232
- Using AIS for Collision Avoidance
  233
  - Safe Zones
    233
  - MARPA and AIS Options
    234
  - Safety Messages
    234
- AIS Alarms
  234
  - Local AIS Alarms
    235
  - Active Alarm List
    235
- Simulator
  236
- AIS Layer Setup Menu
  236
Chapter 15: System Setup and Customizing

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- Changing the Data Master
  237
- Customizing the
  237
  - Reconfiguring the Application and Page Layout
    237
  - Rename a Page Set
    238
  - Return to Default Setting
    238
- Changing the Databar
  239
  - Databar Position
    239
  - Data Bar Size
    239
  - Customizing the Contents of the Data Bar
    240
  - Trip Log
    241
- Changing the Set up Menu Options
  243
  - Application Specific
    243
  - External Equipment Menus
    243
  - System-Wide Menus
    243
    
    System Integration
    245
    
    Alarm Setup Menu
    248
    
    Navigation Alarms Setup
    249
    
    Fishfinder Alarms Setup
    249
    
    Gps Status
    250
    
    Compass Setup
    252
    
    Display Setup
    252
    
    System Diagnostics
    253
Chapter 16: Maintenance & Troubleshooting

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- Introduction
  255
- Maintenance Procedures
  255
  - Servicing and Safety
    255
  - Routine Checks
    255
  - Cleaning the Display
    256
- Resetting the Display
  256
  - Settings Reset
    256
  - Settings and Data Reset
    257
- Troubleshooting Your Display
  257
  - Common Problems and How to Solve Them
    257
- Getting Technical Support
  260
  - For Raymarine Products
    260
    
    World Wide Web
    261
    
    Contacting Raymarine in the Us
    262
    
    For Product Repair and Service
    262
  - For Navionics Cartography
    263
  - For Sirius Weather
    264
Appendix A:specification for the E80 and E120 Displays

265
- Data Features
  270
Appendix B: List of Abbreviations

273
Appendix C: List of Cursor Labels

275
Appendix D:glossary of Weather Terms

277

Raymarine E120 Installation Manual (54 pages)

E-Series Networked Display

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

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
Chapter 4: Commissioning the System

41
- Introduction
  41
- What Input Does My E-Series Require
  41
- Pre-Start Checks
  42
  - Radar
    42
  - Fishfinder
    42
  - Gps
    42
- Initial Power on Procedure
  43
- How Do I Test and Align the Radar
  43
  - Radar Transmission Check
    44
  - Radar Alignment Checks
    44
    
    Bearing Alignment
    45
    
    How Do I Adjust the Bearing Alignment
    45
    
    With Your Boat Moored
    45
    
    With Your Boat under Way
    45
- How Do I Check the GPS
  46
- How Do I Check the Heading Data
  47
- How Do I Check the Chart Application
  47
- How Do I Test the Fishfinder Application
  48
- How Do I Test the Video
  49
- How Do I Test the Seatalkhs Switch Connection
  49
- How Do I Test Instrument Data
  49
  - From Seatalk or Seatalk2
    49
  - From Third Party Devices on NMEA 0183
    49
Chapter 5: Troubleshooting

51
- How Can I Troubleshoot My Display
  51
- How Can I Get Technical Support
  52

Raymarine E120 Installation Manual (58 pages)

E-Series Networked Display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: GPS | Size: 1.05 MB

Installation Manual
1
Trademarks and Registered Trademarks
2
Important Information
3
Intended Use
3
Safety Notices
3
Emc Conformance
5
Handbook Information
5
Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1: Preparation for Installation

9
- General Information
  9
  - Contents of this Pack
    9
  - Dimensions
    10
  - Accessories and Spares
    11
- Planning the Installation
  12
  - EMC Installation Guidelines
    12
  - Locating the Display
    13
  - EMC Conformance
    13
Chapter 2: System Integration

15
- What Is System Integration
  15
  - What Is Seatalk
    15
  - What Is NMEA
    16
- Compatibility
  17
  - Radar Scanners
    17
  - Digital Sounder Module
    17
  - Engines
    17
  - Media Storage Cards
    18
- Functionality
  18
  - Data or Equipment Required for Applications/Functions
    19
- Integrating an E-Series Display
  20
Chapter 3: Installation

27
- Mounting the Display
  27
  - Trunnion Mount
    27
  - Flush Mount
    29
  - Attaching the Front Cover Clip-On
    30
  - Removing the Front Cover Clip-On
    31
- Cables
  32
  - Siting and Securing Cables
    32
  - Connecting Cables
    32
  - Cable Types
    34
    
    Nmea 0183 Cable
    37
    
    Connecting to an Open Array
    39
Chapter 4: Commissioning the System

43
- Introduction
  43
- Pre-Start Checks
  43
- Initial Power on Procedure
  44
- Testing and Checks
  45
  - Radar Checks and Alignment
    45
    
    Radar Alignment Checks
    46
    
    Adjusting the Bearing Alignment
    46
  - GPS Checks
    47
  - Heading Data Checks
    48
  - Chart Application Checks
    48
  - Fishfinder Application Tests
    49
  - Video Tests
    49
  - Seatalkhs Network Switch Connection Tests
    50
  - Setting up the NMEA for AIS or Navtex
    50
  - Instrument Data Tests
    50
  - Running AIS
    51
  - Weather Application Tests
    51
- Advanced Settings
  52
  - Adjusting the Settings
    52
Chapter 5: Troubleshooting

55
- How Can I Troubleshoot My Display
  55
- How Can I Get Technical Support
  56

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Overview

Chapter 2: General Operation

Chapter 3: Working with Waypoints

Chapter 4: Using the Chart

Chapter 5: 3D Chart

Chapter 6: Using the Fishfinder

Chapter 7: Using the Radar

Chapter 8: Using the Data Application

Chapter 9: Video

Chapter 10:Using The Course Deviation Indicator

Chapter 11:Using The Engine Monitor

Chapter 12:Weather (US Only)

Chapter 13: Navtex

Chapter 14: Automatic Identification System (AIS)

Chapter 15: System Setup and Customizing

Chapter 16: Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Appendix A:specification for the E80 and E120 Displays

Appendix B: List of Abbreviations

Appendix C: List of Cursor Labels

Appendix D:glossary of Weather Terms

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Chapter 5: Troubleshooting

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