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22.8Selectingalocationtostore
recordings
Inordertorecord,playbackorcaptureastillimage
ofIPcamerafeedsyoumustselectthelocationyou
wanttosaveto.
Ifsavingtoamemorycardensurethatamemory
cardwithsufcientspaceisinsertedintotherelevant
cardreaderslot.
Note:Donotsavelestocartographychart
memorycards.
FromtheCameraapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectSet-up.
3.SelectSaveFilesto:.
4.Selectthelocationfromthelist:
SD1
SD2
Internal(default)
SD1andSD2willonlybeselectableifamemory
cardisinsertedintotherelevantslot.
Note:Ifyourmultifunctiondisplayonlyhas1card
readerslotthenonlySD1andInternalisdisplayed.
22.9Recordandplayback
TheCameraapplicationcanbeusedtorecordlive
IPcamerafeedsfromaconnectedIPcamera.The
recordingcanthenbeplayedbackatanytime.
ThecameraapplicationrecordsIPcamerafeedsin
.mp4formatwhichcanbesavedtoamemorycard
ortothedisplay’sinternalstorage.
TheCameraapplicationtitlebardisplaysthename
ofthefeedbeingrecordedandarecordingtimeris
displayedonscreenthatshowstheelapsedtime.
RecordinganIPcamerafeed
TorecordthefeedfromanIPcamerafollowthe
stepsbelow.
FromtheCameraapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectVideos.
3.SelectRecord.
Therecordingwillstart.
Whilstthecameraapplicationisrecordingyoucan
useyourmultifunctiondisplayasnormale.g.viewa
differentcamerafeed,gobacktotheHomescreen,
oropenadifferentapplication.Theselectedfeedwill
continuetorecorduntilstoppedoruntilthememory
oftheselectedlocationisfull.
Note:Onatouchscreendisplayyoucanalsostart
arecordingusingtheonscreenicons.Referto
Onscreenicons.
Approximaterecordtimes
TheapproximaterecordtimesaredependantonIP
cameraresolutionandsettings,lightingconditions
andavailablestoragespace.
ARaymarine
®
CAM200IP,settofactorydefault
settingscanrecordatanapproximaterateof22.5
MBperminute;allowingupto44minutesofrecord
timeper1GBofavailablestoragespace.
Note:Recordingsandimagescanbesavedtothe
MFDsinternalstorage,refertotheInternalstorage
sectionforapproximateavailablestorage.
Stoprecording
Recordingcanbestoppedatanytime.
FromtheCameraapplication:
1.SelectMenu.
2.SelectVideos.
Cameraapplication
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Raymarine gS Series Specifications

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BrandRaymarine
ModelgS Series
CategoryMonitor
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1 Important information

Certified Installation

Raymarine recommends certified installation for enhanced product warranty benefits.

Product operation in high temperatures

Unit may become hot at extreme temperatures, processor performance may reduce.

Water ingress

Disclaimer about water intrusion and high-pressure washing.

Chapter 2 Document and product information

2.3 Product overview

Provides information on available Raymarine MFD variants and the HybridTouch functionality.

Chapter 3 Planning the installation

3.1 System integration

Details compatibility with various marine electronics devices and connection protocols.

3.2 Installation checklist

Lists the activities involved in the installation process.

3.5 Networking constraints

Outlines general networking constraints, master/repeater operation, and homescreen/cartography sharing.

Chapter 4 Cables and connections

4.1 General cabling guidance

Provides guidance on cable types, routing, strain relief, and circuit isolation for optimal performance.

4.4 Power connection

Explains how to connect the product to the vessel's power supply, including breaker and grounding requirements.

4.7 Network connections

Explains how to connect digital devices using the network connector and Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities.

Chapter 5 Mounting

5.2 Mounting surface requirements

Provides guidance on selecting a suitable mounting surface for the product's weight.

Chapter 6 Getting started

6.1 Display power

Explains how to power the display on, put it into standby, and enable PowerSave mode.

6.2 Controls

Details the functions of the touchscreen and keypad controls for operating the multifunction display.

6.10 Initial set up procedures

Guides through the initial setup procedure including startup wizard and additional settings.

6.11 Enabling autopilot control

Explains how to enable autopilot control for SeaTalk, SPX SeaTalkng, and Evolution autopilots.

6.13 Enabling AIS functions

Guides on enabling AIS functions by connecting to NMEA Port 1 and configuring AIS unit setup.

6.15 Software updates

Provides instructions on downloading and updating the Raymarine multifunction display software.

Chapter 7: System checks

7.1 GPS Check

Details how to check GPS operation using the chart application and checking the screen.

7.4 Radar check

Provides instructions for checking radar operation, including bearing alignment.

7.5 Sonar check

Details how to select sonar modules and transducers and check sonar operation.

Chapter 8: Managing display data

8.4 Saving user data and user settings

Explains how to save waypoints, routes, tracks, and user settings to a memory card.

8.7 Resetting your system

Describes the two types of reset operations: Settings reset and Settings and data reset.

Chapter 9: Customizing your display

Chapter 11: Autopilot control

11.1 Autopilot Control overview and features

Provides an overview of Raymarine autopilots and their control capabilities via MFD.

11.2 Enabling autopilot control

Details the steps to enable autopilot control for SeaTalk, SPX SeaTalkng, and Evolution autopilots.

11.3 Engaging the autopilot

Explains how to engage the autopilot using the pilot button, chart application menu, or context menu.

11.5 Disengaging the autopilot

Details methods to disengage the autopilot using the Power button, shortcuts page, pilot button, or chart application menu.

11.9 Pilot Set-up

Details the Pilot Set-up page for Evolution autopilots, including vessel settings and performance modes.

11.10 Pilot settings

Outlines the Pilot settings available on a data master MFD for Evolution autopilot setup and commissioning.

11.11 Commissioning

Guides through commissioning an Evolution autopilot, including vessel hull type, drive type, and rudder check.

11.13 Autopilot alarms

Details how the autopilot function provides alarms and how to silence them.

Chapter 12: Alarm management

12.2 Alarm Manager overview

Describes the Alarm Manager's functionality for configuring and managing alarms.

Chapter 13: Man Overboard (MOB)

13.1 Man overboard

Explains how to use the Man Overboard (MOB) function to mark the vessel's position when a person or object is lost.

Chapter 14: DSC VHF radio integration

14.1 DSC VHF radio integration

Details how to connect a DSC VHF radio to the multifunction display for distress message and position data.

14.2 Enabling DSC VHF radio integration

Guides on enabling DSC alerts within the system settings.

Chapter 15: Fuel manager

15.1 Fuel manager overview

Explains how the fuel manager estimates fuel remaining, distance, and time, and allows setting low fuel alarms.

Chapter 16: AIS function

16.1 AIS overview

Explains the AIS feature for receiving information from other vessels and adding them as targets.

16.4 Enabling AIS

Guides on enabling AIS overlay in the Chart and Radar applications.

16.11 Using AIS to avoid collisions

Explains how to use AIS safe zones and safety messages to avoid collisions.

16.13 AIS alarms

Describes the AIS alarms generated for dangerous or lost targets.

Chapter 17: Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

17.1 Waypoints overview

Explains waypoints as position markers for navigation, and features for placing, navigating, and managing them.

17.2 Routes

Describes routes as a series of waypoints for passage planning and navigation.

Chapter 18: Chart application

18.1 Chart application overview and features

Provides an overview of the chart application's features for route planning and navigation.

18.3 Navigation options

Details navigation features like Goto Cursor, Goto Waypoint, Follow Route, and Start/Stop Track.

Chapter 19: Fishfinder application

19.1 Fishfinder overview and features

Provides an overview of the Fishfinder application, sonar technologies, and features.

19.5 Sonar crosstalk interference

Discusses types of sonar crosstalk interference and methods to reduce it.

19.17 Fishfinder alarms

Explains the Fishfinder alarms that can be set when depth data is available.

Chapter 20: Data application

20.1 Data application overview

Explains how the Data application enables viewing of data generated by the display or system.

20.6 Engine identification

Details how to display engine data and run the engine identification wizard.

Chapter 21: Radar application

21.1 Radar application overview and features

Provides an overview of the Radar application, its features, and how radar works.

21.6 Target tracking

Explains Guard Zone, VRM/EBL, and MARPA functions for tracking targets and avoiding collisions.

Chapter 22: Camera application

22.1 Camera application overview and features

Provides an overview of the Camera application for viewing analog and IP camera feeds.

22.9 Record and playback

Details how to record live IP camera feeds and play them back.

Chapter 23: Thermal camera application — Pan and tilt cameras

23.1 Thermal camera application overview

Provides an overview of the thermal camera application and its capabilities.

23.4 Camera control

Details power up, standby, pan, tilt, and zoom functions for controlling the camera.

Chapter 24: Thermal camera application — fixed mount cameras

24.1 Thermal camera application overview

Provides an overview of the thermal camera application for fixed mount cameras.

24.4 Camera control

Details power up, standby, and pausing the thermal camera image.

Chapter 25: Fusion link application

25.1 Fusion link overview

Explains how the multifunction display can control a connected 700 series Fusion entertainment system.

Chapter 26: Weather application (North America only)

26.2 Weather application set up

Details the steps required to set up the weather application for the first time.

Chapter 27: Sirius audio application (North America only)

27.1 Sirius audio overview

Explains how to control a connected Raymarine Sirius marine weather/satellite radio receiver.

Chapter 28: Mobile applications

28.1 Raymarine mobile apps

Introduces Raymarine mobile apps for viewing and controlling the multifunction display via Wi-Fi.

28.2 Enabling Wi-Fi

Details how to enable Wi-Fi on the multifunction display.

28.3 Enabling mobile apps

Explains how to enable mobile apps for video streaming or remote control.

Chapter 29: Maintaining your display

29.2 Product cleaning

Provides best practices for cleaning the product, including the display screen and sun cover.

Chapter 30: Troubleshooting

30.1 Troubleshooting

Provides information on diagnosing and correcting common problems with marine electronics installations.

30.2 Power up troubleshooting

Details problems at power up, their causes, and solutions.

30.3 Radar troubleshooting

Lists problems with the radar, their causes, and solutions.

30.4 GPS troubleshooting

Details problems with the GPS, their causes, and solutions.

30.5 Troubleshooting Autorouting

Explains warnings displayed when using Autorouting and actions to correct issues.

30.6 Sonar troubleshooting

Lists problems with the sonar, their causes, and solutions.

30.7 Sonar crosstalk interference

Discusses types of sonar crosstalk interference and methods to reduce it.

30.8 Thermal camera troubleshooting

Details problems with the thermal camera and their possible causes and solutions.

30.11 Wi-Fi troubleshooting

Addresses problems with data shared between wireless devices.

30.12 Bluetooth troubleshooting

Addresses problems with data shared between wireless devices via Bluetooth.

30.13 Touchscreen troubleshooting

Details problems with the touchscreen and their possible causes and solutions.

Chapter 31: Technical specification

31.1 Technical specification

Provides physical, power, and environmental specifications for the display variants.

Appendix D Switch panel application

Switch panel configuration

Describes how to load a configuration file for the switch panel application.

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