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Raymarine RL70 Owner's Handbook Manual

Raymarine RL70 Owner's Handbook Manual (218 pages)

HSB Series LCD Display

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Marine Equipment | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Notices
3
Emc Conformance
5
Warranty
5
Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1: Overview

15
- Introduction
  15
  - How to Use this Handbook
    15
  - Terminology
    17
  - Chart Display
    17
  - General
    17
    
    Display Unit
    18
    
    Scanner
    18
  - Display Unit Features
    19
  - Operating Modes
    19
    
    Window Options
    19
- The Pathfinder Radar Display
  21
  - Pathfinder Radar Display Options
    21
  - Default Display
    22
  - Radar Functions
    24
- The Chartplotter Display
  25
  - Chartplotter Display Options
    25
  - Chartplotter Functions
    26
- Operating Controls
  28
  - Trackpad and Cursor
    28
    
    Moving the Cursor
    29
    
    Context-Sensitive Cursor Control
    29
  - Dedicated Keys
    30
  - Soft Keys
    30
  - Pop-Up Menus
    31
  - Alarms Set up
    31
  - Database Lists
    32
  - Waypoint List
    32
Chapter 2: Getting Started & Adjusting the Display

33
- Introduction
  33
  - Conventions Used
    33
  - Simulator
    33
- Switching the Display on and off
  34
  - Radar Mode
    34
  - Chart Mode
    36
  - Simulator Mode
    37
  - Changing the Lighting and Contrast
    38
- Controlling the Display
  39
  - Selecting the Mode of Operation
    39
    
    Selecting a Half-Screen Window for Display
    40
    
    Switching Control between Radar & Chart Screens
    43
    
    Returning to the Full-Screen Display
    43
  - Customising the Screen Presentation Options
    45
    
    Switching the Cursor Data Box on and off
    45
    
    Switching Radar Range Rings or Chart Grid on and off
    45
    
    Data Boxes
    46
    
    Waypoint Display - Radar Mode
    46
    
    Custom Options - Chart Mode
    47
- Radar Display Control Functions
  48
- Chart Display Control Functions
  51
  - Moving Around the Chart
    51
    
    Changing the Chart Centre
    51
    
    Using FIND SHIP
    52
    
    Changing the Chart Scale
    53
- Typical Chart Scenarios
  55
- Place and Goto a Waypoint
  56
- Make and Follow a Route
  58
- Review Your Passage Plan
  60
- Displaying the Radar and Synchronising Radar & Chart
  62
Chapter 3: Standard Radar Operations

65
- Introduction
  65
- Range Control
  66
  - Changing the Range
    66
    
    The Standard Range Scale
    66
  - Determining Actual Radar Range
    67
- Interpreting and Adjusting the Radar Picture
  68
  - Default Setting
    68
  - Identifying False Echo Returns
    69
    
    Side Lobes
    69
    
    Indirect Echoes
    70
    
    Multiple Echoes
    70
    
    Blind Sectors or Shadow Effect
    70
  - Adjusting Gain, Sea Clutter and Rain Clutter
    71
    
    Gain Control and Sea Control
    72
    
    Tuning the Receiver
    73
    
    Rain Clutter Control, Using RAIN and FTC
    74
  - Changing the Targets Display
    75
    
    Interference Rejection
    76
    
    Target Expansion
    76
    
    Target Wakes
    76
- Measuring Range and Bearing Using Vrm/Ebls
  77
- Setting Guard Zones and Alarms
  83
Chapter 4: Integrated Radar Operations

87
- Introduction
  87
- Changing the Heading Mode
  88
  - Heading Modes
    88
  - Selecting the Heading Mode
    89
  - Effect on Vrm/Ebls
    89
- Using Marks
  90
  - Placing a Mark
    90
  - Moving or Deleting a Mark
    91
- Man Overboard (MOB)
  91
- Cursor Echo
  92
Chapter 5: Standard Chart Operations

93
- Introduction
  93
  - Safety
    93
- Using Chart Cards
  94
  - Inserting a Chart Card
    94
  - Removing a Chart Card
    95
  - Displaying the Chart Data
    95
  - Displaying Object Information
    96
    
    Chart Source Data
    96
    
    Port Area
    97
    
    Tide Data
    98
    
    Nearest
    99
- Working with Waypoints
  100
  - Introduction
    100
  - Placing a Waypoint
    101
  - Selecting a Waypoint
    102
  - Waypoint Data Display
    102
  - Editing the Waypoint Details
    103
  - Erasing a Waypoint
    104
  - Moving a Waypoint
    105
- Working with Routes
  106
  - Creating a New Route
    107
  - Saving the Current Route
    108
  - Clearing the Current Route
    109
  - Retrieve a Route from the Database
    110
  - Displaying Route Information
    110
    
    Route Leg and Waypoint Information
    111
    
    Using Route Information to Review Your Passage Plan
    111
  - Using the Route List to Erase and Name a Route
    112
  - Editing a Route
    113
    
    Inserting a Waypoint into a Route
    113
    
    Adding Waypoints at the End of the Route
    114
    
    Removing a Waypoint from the Route
    114
    
    Reversing the Route
    114
- Following Routes and Going to Points
  115
  - Follow a Route
    116
  - Target Point Arrival
    117
  - Other Follow Route Options
    117
    
    Joining a Route
    117
    
    Advancing to a Waypoint
    118
    
    Restart Cross Track Error (XTE)
    118
  - Going to an Individual Target Point
    118
  - Stop Follow or Stop Goto
    119
- Transferring Waypoints and Routes
  120
  - Displayed Seatalk Waypoints
    120
  - Managing Database Lists
    120
- Using Tracks
  122
  - Setting up a Track
    122
  - Clearing the Current Track
    123
  - Managing Tracks
    123
    
    Saving and Naming a Track
    123
    
    Naming, Erasing and Showing a Track
    124
Chapter 6: Further Chart Operations

125
- Introduction
  125
- Measuring Distances Using the VRM/EBL Key
  126
- Alarms and Timers
  128
  - Alarm Reporting
    128
    
    External Alarms
    128
  - Setting Alarms and Timers
    128
- Man Overboard (MOB)
  130
- Cursor Echo
  131
- GPS Setup
  132
- Data Log Mode
  133
Chapter 7: Setting up the System Defaults

135
- Introduction
  135
- Changing the Set up Parameters
  136
- System Set up Parameters
  138
  - Data Boxes
    140
  - Bearing Mode
    140
  - Cursor Reference
    140
  - Cursor Readout
    140
  - Day/Night
    141
  - Help
    141
  - Soft Keys
    141
  - Key Beep
    141
  - MOB Data
    141
  - Menu Timeout Period
    141
  - Units
    142
  - Variation Source
    142
    
    Auto Mode
    142
    
    Manual Mode
    142
  - Cursor Echo
    143
  - Date and Time Settings
    143
  - Language
    144
  - Simulator
    144
- Radar Set up Parameters
  145
  - EBL Display
    145
  - Timed Transmission Option
    146
  - Marks Options
    146
  - Custom Scale
    146
  - Bearing Alignment
    147
- Advanced Settings
  148
  - Display Timing
    148
  - STC Preset
    149
  - Tune Preset
    149
- Chart Set up Parameters
  150
  - Customise Chart
    150
  - Plotter Mode
    151
  - Chart Orientation
    151
  - Object Information
    152
  - Waypoint Options
    152
  - Vectors
    152
  - Radar/Chart Synch
    152
  - Datum Selection
    152
Chapter 8: Installation

155
- Introduction
  155
  - Planning the Installation
    156
  - EMC Installation Guidelines
    156
- Unpacking and Inspecting the Components
  158
- Selecting the Display Unit Site
  159
- Cable Runs
  161
  - Power Cable
    161
  - Inter-Unit Cable
    162
- Mounting the Display Unit
  163
  - Trunnion (Yoke) Mounting
    163
  - Console Mounting
    164
- Display Unit Connections
  165
  - Grounding the System
    165
  - DC Power Connection
    165
  - Power for External Equipment
    165
  - Display Unit Connection
    166
    
    Scanner Connection (Master Displays)
    167
    
    Power and NMEA Input Connection
    168
- Radar System Tests and Post Installation Alignment
  169
  - System Check
    169
  - Switch on and Initial Setup
    169
  - System Setup Menu
    170
  - Radar System Checks and Adjustments
    170
    
    Transmission Check
    170
    
    Bearing Alignment
    171
    
    Display Timing Adjustment
    172
  - EMC Conformance
    173
- Integrated Systems
  174
  - Power for External Equipment
    174
  - HSB™ High Speed Bus
    175
    
    HSB Connection
    175
  - Seatalk® and NMEA in
    176
    
    Seatalk
    178
    
    Seatalk Connection
    178
    
    Nmea 0183
    180
    
    NMEA Input Connection
    180
  - Using the Seatalk Auxiliary Junction Box
    181
  - Data Output
    182
  - Data Conversion
    182
- Integrated System Checks
  183
  - Chart Display - RL70RC, RC520
    183
  - Received Data
    183
  - Transmitted Data
    183
Chapter 9: Maintenance and Problem Solving

185
- Maintenance
  185
  - Warnings
    185
  - Routine Checks
    185
  - EMC Servicing and Safety Guidelines
    185
- Resetting the System
  186
- Problem Solving
  187
  - Common Problems and Their Solutions
    187
  - How to Contact Raytheon (US)
    187
    
    For Marine Product and Services Information
    187
    
    For Accessories and Parts
    187
    
    For Technical Support
    188
    
    For Product Repair and Service
    188
  - How to Contact Raytheon (Europe)
    189
    
    Technical Support
    189
    
    Accessories and Parts
    189
  - Worldwide Support
    189
Appendix A: Specification

191
- HSB Series 7" LCD Displays
  191
  - General
    191
  - Radar Features
    192
  - Chartplotter Features
    193
  - Interfacing
    194
Appendix B: Using the Auxiliary Junction Box to Connect a Seatalk GPS and Differential Beacon Receiver

195
Appendix C: C-MAP Chart Features

201
Appendix C: C-MAP Chart Card Features

201
Appendix D: Seatalk and NMEA Data Received and Transmitted

205
Abbreviations

207
Index

209
- Limited Warranty Certificate
  217
- Warranty Limitations
  217
- Factory Service Centers
  218

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