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MODEL 1823C MARINE RAD
AR
MODEL 1833C MARINE RAD
AR
MODEL 1933C MARINE RAD
AR
MODEL 1943C MARINE RAD
AR
MODEL 1953C MARINE RAD
AR
COLOR
VIDEO PLO
TTER GD-1900C
2
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
Table of Contents
4
Foreword
10
System Configurations
12
What Is Waas
15
1 Operational Overview
17
Operating Controls
18
Display Unit Controls
18
Remote Controller
20
Inserting a Chart Card
21
Turning the Unit On/Off
22
Display Brilliance, Panel Brilliance, Hue
23
Display Brilliance, Panel Brilliance
23
Hue
24
Selecting a Display
25
Display Modes
25
Switching Control in Combination and Overlay Screens
27
Selecting Image Source
28
Trackball, Cursor
29
Entering the MOB Mark, Setting MOB as Destination
30
Data Boxes
31
Showing, Hiding Data Boxes with Soft Key
31
Rearranging Data Boxes
32
Temporarily Erasing a Data Box
32
Function Keys
33
Executing a Function
33
Simulation Display
34
2 Radar Operation
37
Radar Display
37
Transmitting, Stand-By
38
Tuning
38
Adjusting the Gain
38
Reducing Sea Clutter
40
How the A/C SEA Works
40
Adjusting A/C SEA
40
Reducing Precipitation Clutter
41
Adjusting the A/C RAIN
41
Range Scale
42
Pulselength
43
Presentation Mode
44
Selecting a Presentation Mode
44
Description of Presentation Modes
45
Measuring the Range
47
Measuring Range by Range Rings
47
Measuring Range by Cursor
48
Measuring Range by VRM
49
Erasing a VRM, VRM Indication
50
Erasing EBL/VRM Data Boxes
50
Hiding EBL/VRM Data Boxes
50
Moving EBL/VRM Data Boxes
50
Measuring the Bearing
50
Measuring Bearing by Cursor
50
Measuring Bearing by EBL
50
Erasing an EBL, EBL Indication
51
Erasing EBL/VRM Data Boxes
51
Hiding EBL/VRM Data Boxes
51
Moving EBL/VRM Data Boxes
51
Erasing the Heading Line, North Marker
52
Reducing Noise Interference
52
Rejecting Radar Interference
53
Zoom
54
Zooming in on Radar Targets
54
Zooming in on ARP, TTM Targets
54
Shifting the Picture
55
Manual Shift
55
Automatic Shift
56
Using the Offset EBL
57
Predicting Collision Course
57
Measuring Range & Bearing between Two Targets
58
Echo Trails
59
Trail Time
59
Starting Echo Trails
60
Trail Gradation
60
Trail Color
61
Echo Trail Mode
61
Echo Stretch
62
Echo Averaging
63
Outputting TLL Data
64
Guard Alarm
65
Setting a Guard Alarm Zone
65
When the Alarm Is Violated
66
Canceling the Guard Alarm
66
Watchman
67
How Watchman Works
67
Turning On/Off Watchman
67
Setting Watchman Stand-By Interval
67
Suppressing Second-Trace Echoes
68
Waypoint Marker
69
ARP, TTM Operation
70
Activating/Deactivating ARP, TTM
71
Acquiring and Tracking Targets (ARP)
72
Displaying Target Number (ARP, TTM)
73
Terminating Tracking of ARP Targets
74
Setting Vector Attributes (ARP)
75
Displaying Past Position (ARP)
76
ARP, TTM Target Data
77
CPA/TCPA Alarm (ARP)
78
Lost Target Alarm (ARP)
79
Interpreting the Radar Display
80
General
80
False Echoes
82
SART (Search and Rescue Transponder)
84
Racon (Radar Beacon)
86
3 Plotter Operation
87
Plotter Displays
87
Full-Screen Plotter Display
87
Compass Display
89
Highway Display
91
Nav Data Display
92
Presentation Mode
93
North-Up
93
Course-Up
94
Auto Course-Up
94
Shifting the Display
95
Chart Scale
95
Chart Cards
96
Chart Card Overview
96
Indices and Chart Enlargement
97
FURUNO and Navcharts™ Charts
98
C-MAP Charts
100
Working with Track
104
Displaying Track
104
Stopping, Restating Plotting of Own Ship Track
105
Changing Track Color
106
Track Plotting Method and Interval for Own Ship Track
107
Changing Own Ship Track/Mark Distribution Setting
108
Erasing Track
109
Marks, Lines
111
Entering a Mark, Line
111
Changing Mark Attributes
111
Selecting Line Type
112
Erasing Marks, Lines
113
Waypoints
114
Entering Waypoints
114
Editing Waypoint Data
117
Erasing Waypoints
119
Changing Waypoint Mark Size (FURUNO, Navcharts™)
120
Searching Waypoints
121
Routes
122
Creating Routes
122
Connecting Routes
126
Inserting Waypoints
127
Removing Waypoints from a Route
129
Erasing Routes
129
Navigation
130
Navigating to a "Quick Point
130
Navigating to Waypoints
131
Navigating to Ports, Port Services (Navcharts™ /C-MAP)
132
Following a Route
134
Canceling Route Navigation
137
Alarms
138
Audio Alarm On/Off
138
Arrival Alarm
139
Anchor Watch Alarm
140
XTE (Cross-Track Error) Alarm
141
Speed Alarm
141
Proximity Alarm
142
Trip Alarm
143
Alarm Information
144
Resetting Trip Distance
146
4 Video Sounder Operation
147
Principle of Operation
147
Sounder Displays
148
Selecting a Sounder Display
148
Description of Sounder Displays
149
Selecting Screen Split Method in Combination Displays
154
Automatic Sounder Operation
155
How the Automatic Sounder Works
155
Types of Automatic Sounder Modes
155
How to Enable Automatic Sounder Operation
155
Manual Sounder Operation
156
Selecting the Manual Mode
156
Selecting Display Range
156
Adjusting the Gain
156
Shifting the Range
157
Measuring Depth, Time
158
Reducing Interference
159
Reducing Low Level Noise
160
Erasing Weak Echoes
161
White Marker
162
Picture Advance Speed
163
Advancement Independent of Ship's Speed
163
Advancement Synchronized with Ship's Speed
164
Display Colors
165
Alarms
166
Audio Alarm On/Off
166
Bottom Alarm
167
Fish Alarm
167
Fish Alarm (B/L)
168
Water Temperature Alarm
169
When an Alarm Setting Is Violated
170
Water Temperature Graph
171
Changing Pulse Repetition Rate
172
Interpreting the Sounder Display
173
Zero Line
173
Bottom Echo
173
Fish School Echoes
174
Surface Noise/Aeration
174
5 Customizing Your Unit
175
General Setup
175
Radar Setup
177
Radar Display Setup
177
Radar Range Setup
180
Function Key Setup
181
Plotter Setup
183
Navigation Options
183
Function Key Setup
184
Chart Setup
186
Chart Offset
186
FURUNO, Navcharts™ Chart Attributes
187
C-MAP Chart Attributes
189
Data Boxes Setup
192
Hot
193
Navigator Setup
195
Navigation Data Source
195
GPS Receiver Setup (Set Equipped with GP-310B/320B)
196
TD Display Setup
200
Nav Data Display Setup
202
Sounder Setup
203
System Setup
203
Sensor Setup
205
Sounding Range, Zoom Range, Bottom Lock Range
206
Function Key Setup
207
6 Data Transfer
209
Memory Card Operations
209
Formatting Memory Cards
209
Saving Data to a Memory Card
210
Playing Back Data from a Memory Card
212
Uploading, Downloading Data
213
Setting Communication Software on the PC
213
Uploading or Downloading Data
213
Loading Waypoint Data from Yeoman
216
Receiving Data Via Network Equipment
217
Outputting Data through the Network
218
7 Maintenance, Troubleshooting
219
Preventive Maintenance
219
Replacement of Battery
219
Replacement of Fuse
220
Trackball Maintenance
220
Simple Troubleshooting
221
General
221
Radar
221
Plotter
222
Sounder
223
Diagnostics
224
Memory I/O Test
224
Test Pattern
227
Keyboard, Remote Controller Test
228
GPS Status Display
229
Clearing Memories
230
Error Messages
231
Appendix
233
Menu Overview
233
Geodetic Chart List
242
World Time Chart
243
Icons
244
Specifications
245
Index
253
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Model
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Category
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Language
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