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17.3Traditionalsonartechnology

Traditionalsoundersuseasinglecarrierfrequencyorcarrier

waveforthesonarping.Thesesoundersworkbymeasuring

thetimeittakesthepingechotoreturntothetransducerto

determinetargetdepth.Usingthismethodif2targetsareclose

togethertheycanbeshownasasinglelargetarget,ratherthan

multiplesmallertargets

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technology

Broadbandsonarsuseasweptfrequency'CHIRP'signalwhich

candistinguishbetweenmultipleclosetargets,thisenables

thesonartodisplaymultipletargetsinsteadoflargecombined

targets.

Someofthebenetsareimproved:

•T argetresolution.

•Bottomdetectioneventhroughbaitballsandthermoclines.

•Detectionsensitivity.

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information9
- TFT Displays9
- Water Ingress10
- Disclaimers10
- Chart Cards and Memory Cards10
- EMC Installation Guidelines10
- RF Exposure10
- Fcc10
- Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)10
- FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))10
- Industry Canada11
- Industry Canada (Français)11
- Third Party Software License Agreements11
- Suppression Ferrites11
- Connections to Other Equipment11
- Declaration of Conformity11
- Product Disposal11
- Pixel Defect Policy11
- Warranty Registration11
- IMO and SOLAS11
Chapter 2 Handbook Information13
- Handbook Information14
- Product Information15
- Handbook Illustrations16
- Handbook Conventions17
- Touch and Non-Touch Operations19
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation21
- System Integration22
- Installation Checklist26
- System Limits26
- Multiple Data Sources (MDS) Overview27
- Identifying Your Display Variant27
- Networking Constraints28
- Typical Systems29
- System Protocols32
- Data Master33
- New a Series Parts Supplied33
- E7 / E7D Parts Supplied34
- New C Series and New E Series Parts Supplied34
- Tools Required for Installation35
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections37
- General Cabling Guidance38
- Connections Overview39
- Power Connection - New a Series40
- Power Connection - New C Series and New E Series41
- Network Connections43
- GPS Connection50
- AIS Connection50
- Fastheading Connection51
- Seatalk Ng Connections51
- Seatalk Connection53
- New a Series DSC VHF Radio Connection53
- NMEA 0183 Connection54
- NMEA 2000 Connection55
- Camera / Video Connection55
- Camera / Video In-Out Connection56
- Media Player Connection57
- Bluetooth Remote Control Connection58
- Remote Control Functions60
- Wifi Connections62
Chapter 5 Location and Mounting63
- Selecting a Location64
- Mounting - New a Series65
- Mounting - New C Series and New E Series67
Chapter 6 Getting Started71
- Display Power72
- New a Series Controls72
- E7 / E7D Controls73
- C95 / C97 / C125 / C127 / E95 / E97 / E125 / E127 / E165 Controls73
- Hybridtouch Overview75
- Touchscreen Overview75
- Homescreen Overview - New a Series76
- Homescreen Overview - New C Series / New E Series76
- System Checks77
- Enabling Autopilot Functions80
- Enabling AIS Functions80
- Pages81
- Applications82
- Splitscreen Controls82
- Screen Overview83
- Editing Information in Dialogs86
- Editing Numerical Settings86
- Basic Touchscreen Operations87
- Databar Status Symbols87
- Initial Set up Procedures89
- Data Master90
Chapter 7 Managing Display Data91
- Memory Cards Overview92
- Inserting a Memory Card or Chart Card92
- Removing a Memory Card or Chart Card93
- Saving User Data and User Settings93
- Screenshots96
- Resetting Your System96
Chapter 8 Document Viewer Application97
- Document Viewer Overview98
- Searching for Text99
Chapter 9 Autopilot Control101
- Autopilot Control102
- Autopilot Status Symbols103
- Autopilot Alarms104
Chapter 10 Alarms and man over Board Functions105
- Using man Overboard (MOB) Functions106
- Alarms107
Chapter 11 DSC VHF Radio Integration111
- Using a DSC VHF Radio with Your Display112
- Enabling DSC VHF Radio Integration112
Chapter 12 Fuel Manager113
- Fuel Manager Overview114
Chapter 13 AIS Function117
- AIS Overview118
- AIS Prerequisites119
- AIS Context Menu119
- Enabling AIS120
- Displaying AIS Vectors120
- AIS Status Symbols121
- AIS Silent Mode121
- AIS Target Symbols122
- Displaying Detailed AIS Target Information122
- Viewing All AIS Targets123
- Using AIS to Avoid Collisions123
- AIS Options124
- AIS Alarms125
- Buddy Tracking125
Chapter 14 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks127
- Waypoints128
- Routes133
- Tracks136
- Waypoints, Routes and Tracks Storage Capacity138
Chapter 15 Chart Application139
- Chart Application Overview140
- Chart Ranging and Panning141
- Vessel Position and Orientation142
- Chart Views144
- Chart Context Menu145
- My Data Options146
- Navigation Options146
- Measuring Distances and Bearings147
- Chart Vectors147
- Current Information148
- Tide Information149
- Chart Object Information150
- Chart Presentation151
- Chart Set-Up Menu Options155
Chapter 16 Radar Application159
- Radar Overview160
- Radar Scan Speed161
- Radar Scanner Status Symbols161
- Radar Range and Image Quality162
- Radar Display Overview164
- Dual Range Radar Operation165
- Radar Mode and Orientation166
- Radar Tuning: On-Screen Gain Controls168
- Radar Adjustments: HD and Superhd Scanners169
- Radar Adjustments: Non-HD Digital Radomes171
- Radar Presentation Menu Options172
- Using Radar to Measure Distances, Ranges, and Bearings175
- Using Radar to Track Targets and Avoid Collisions177
- Scanner Set-Up Menu Options180
- Resetting the Radar181
Chapter 17 Fishfinder Application183
- How the Fishfinder Works184
- Raymarine Sonar Modules184
- Traditional Sonar Technology185
- Broadband CHIRP Sonar Technology185
- Fishfinder Introduction186
- Transducer Bandwidth187
- The Sonar Image187
- Fishfinder Presets188
- Dual / Single Frequency Fishfinder189
- Non-CHIRP (Traditional) Sonar Module Frequency Controls189
- CHIRP Sonar Module Frequency Controls190
- Fishfinder Display Modes192
- Fishfinder Range193
- Fishfinder Sensitivity Settings194
- Fishfinder Presentation Options197
- Depth and Distance with the Fishfinder198
- Fishfinder Scrolling199
- Fishfinder Waypoints200
- Fishfinder Alarms200
- Sounder Set-Up Menu Options201
- Transducer Set-Up Menu Options202
- Resetting the Sonar203
Chapter 18 Data Application205
- Data Application Overview206
- Pre-Configured Datapages206
- Customizing the Data Application208
Chapter 19 Thermal Camera Application - Pan and Tilt Cameras215
- Thermal Camera Application Overview216
- Thermal Camera Image216
- Controls Overview217
- Camera Control218
- Image Adjustments220
- Pan and Tilt Camera - New Camera Interface222
- High Power and High Torque Modes225
- Pan and Tilt Camera - Old Camera Interface226
Chapter 20 Thermal Camera Application - Fixed Mount Cameras229
- Thermal Camera Application Overview230
- Thermal Camera Image230
- Controls Overview231
- Camera Control232
- Image Adjustments232
- Fixed Mount Camera Menu234
Chapter 21 Camera Application237
- Camera Application Overview238
Chapter 22 Fusion Link Application241
- Fusion Link Overview242
- Media Sources243
- Browsing Music245
- Selecting Shuffle and Repeat Functions245
- Adjusting Volume Levels for each Zone246
- Selecting the Zone to Control246
- Adjusting the Tone Controls247
- Selecting the System to Control247
- Menu Options248
Chapter 23 Weather Application (North America Only)249
- Weather Application Overview250
- Weather Application Set up250
- Weather Application Display Overview251
- Weather Map Navigation254
- Weather Context Menu254
- Weather Information255
- Weather Reports255
- Animated Weather Graphics256
- Weather Application Menu Options257
- Glossary of Weather Terms258
Chapter 24 Sirius Audio Application (North America Only)261
- Sirius Audio Overview262
Chapter 25 Mobile Applications263
- Raymarine Mobile Apps264
- Enabling Wi-Fi265
- Enabling Mobile Apps265
- Setting up Wi-Fi Security266
- Selecting a Wi-Fi Channel266
Chapter 26 Customizing Your Display267
- Language Selection268
- Boat Details269
- Units Set-Up270
- Time and Date Set-Up271
- Display Preferences272
- Data Cell and Databar Customization274
- List of Data Items275
- System Set-Up Menus278
Chapter 27 Maintaining Your Display291
- Service and Maintenance292
- Cleaning292
Chapter 28 Troubleshooting293
- Troubleshooting294
- Power up Troubleshooting295
- Radar Troubleshooting296
- GPS Troubleshooting297
- Sonar Troubleshooting298
- Thermal Camera Troubleshooting299
- System Data Troubleshooting300
- Video Troubleshooting301
- Wi-Fi Troubleshooting302
- Bluetooth Troubleshooting303
- Touchscreen Troubleshooting304
- Miscellaneous Troubleshooting305
Chapter 29 Technical Support307
- Raymarine Customer Support308
- Third-Party Support308
Chapter 30 Technical Specification309
- Technical Specification310
Chapter 31 Spares and Accessories315
- Transducer Accessories316
- Raynet Connector Network Cables316
- Seatalk Hs Network Cables317
- Seatalk Hs Patch Cables317
- Video Cables318
- A65 / A67 Spares318
- E7 E7D Spares319
- E95 / E97 / C95 / C97 Spares319
- E125 / E127 / C125 / C127 Spares320
- E165 Spares320
Appendix A NMEA 0183 Sentences321
Appendix B NMEA 2000 Sentences322
Appendix C Connectors and Pinouts324
Appendix D Switch Panel Application325
Appendix E Software Releases327

Brand	Raymarine
Model	a67 Wi-Fi
Category	Marine GPS System
Language	English

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