MC 600CI

MC 600CI
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MC 600CI

Product catalog summary
Introduction
This document serves as the owner's manual for the CobraMarine MC 600Ci and MC 600Cx chartplotters, detailing their operation, features, and customer support options.
Product Overview
The CobraMarine chartplotter is a navigation tool that integrates GPS with electronic chart displays, utilizing C-MAP C-CARDs for enhanced cartographic information.
Customer Assistance
Users are encouraged to consult the manual for troubleshooting, with additional support available through Cobra Electronics' customer services.
Software Features
The chartplotter includes a base map, 3D mapping, and a 12-channel WAAS GPS with iASAP technology, supporting various modes and features like DSC calling integration and tide information display.
Technical Specifications
The device operates on 10-35 V power, features a 6-inch color TFT display, and is submersible to IPX7 standards, supporting NMEA-0183 interfaces.
Warnings and Cautions
Electronic charts should not replace official nautical charts. Precautions against heat, reversed polarity, and UV exposure are advised.
Screen Cleaning
Proper cleaning using isopropanol-based cleaners is crucial to maintain the screen's anti-reflective coating.
Package Contents
The package includes the chartplotter, power data cable, mounting bracket, faceplates, owner's manual, and additional components for the MC 600Cx model.
Manual Organization
The manual guides users through sections on introduction, customer assistance, control and indicators, software features, technical specifications, warnings, and basic operation procedures.
Initial Setup
Instructions for powering on the device, setting initial configurations, and adjusting display settings are provided, along with page surfing and demo modes for user familiarization.
Page Operations
Detailed descriptions and instructions for various pages, including the Welcome Page, Chart Only Page, and others, are included, with customization options for layouts and data fields.
Advanced Operations
This section covers advanced functionalities like waypoint operations, route creation, and track management, along with user point management and User C-CARD operations.
General Operation
Button conventions, menu descriptions, and option selection processes are outlined for ease of use.
Basic Operation
Instructions for switching the device on/off, initial setup, and adjusting backlighting and contrast are provided.
System Page Settings
Customization options for display, chart, fish finder, alarm, and GPS settings are detailed.
Installation
Basic and advanced installation instructions, including GPS antenna mounting, are provided.
Maintenance
System test procedures and maintenance tips are included to ensure functionality.
Optional Accessories
Information on optional accessories like PC-Planner and MF 2500 Fish Finder is provided.
Appendix
Includes terms and GPS information, along with world city time zones.
Light Levels and Color Palettes
Users can adjust light levels and toggle color palettes for better visibility under different lighting conditions.
Page Surfing
The device offers multiple pages of data navigable via the PAGE button or CURSOR buttons, with customizable page settings.
Demo Mode
Demo Mode allows practice without satellite signals, offering various interaction levels.
Moving and Zooming on Chart
Users can pan and zoom on the chart for navigation and detail adjustment.
Changing Data Fields
Data fields can be customized through the MAIN Menu, allowing selection and modification of displayed data.
Creating User Points
Users can create Waypoints and Marks on the chart for navigation and location marking.
Creating a Basic Route
Routes are created by placing Waypoints on the chart, with editing options available.
Using GOTO and Find Functions
The GOTO function allows quick course plotting, while the Find function searches for points of interest or coordinates.
Using MOB (Man OverBoard)
The MOB function marks a location for emergencies, requiring a valid GPS fix.
Page Information and Operation
Pages can be customized and shortcuts assigned for quick access.
Chart Only Page
The main navigation page displays maps, vessel position, and navigational data, with customizable data fields.
Data Page
Allows customization of data fields with various layout options and menu operations for optimal performance.
Highway Page
Provides steering guidance with customizable data fields and perspective adjustments.
Sun and Moon Page
Displays tide station information and allows date changes for tide charts.
Fish Finder Page
Provides sonar images and information about fish and bottom structures, with various customization options.
Fish Finder Overview
Instructions on using a Fish Finder device, focusing on features and settings for optimal detection.
Waypoint Operations
Instructions for deleting, moving, inserting, and editing waypoints are provided.
Route Operations
Details on selecting, naming, and managing routes are included.
Using Track
Track storage and display settings are outlined, with options for activation and visibility.
User Points List
Instructions for managing user points are provided.
User C-CARD Operations
Details on managing data with a User C-CARD, including formatting and file management, are included.
Info and Current Predictions
Automatic information display and tidal current predictions are explained.
Dynamic Nav Aids and Pictures
Animated navigation aids and associated images are described for better identification.
DSC Calling
DSC features for VHF radio calls and contact management are outlined.
System Page Settings
Customization options for display settings are detailed.
Display Settings
Various display modes and backlighting options are provided for optimal visibility.
Chart Settings
Customization options for cartographic information display are detailed.
Depth Presentation
Options for controlling depth information display are provided.
Land Presentation
Management of terrestrial feature display is outlined.
Advanced Chart Settings
Further customization options for chart features are provided.
General Settings
Basic setup configurations are outlined.
Fish Finder Settings
Display and sensitivity settings for Fish Finder devices are detailed.
Fish Finder Settings
Frequency selection, gain control, and other settings for optimal detection are provided.
Transducer Settings
Instructions for adjusting depth measurement and calibration are included.
Alarm Settings
Various alarms for navigation and fish detection are outlined.
Units
Options for selecting units of measurement are provided.
GPS Settings
Options for GPS configuration and correction are detailed.
Demo Mode
Simulated navigation data for training purposes is explained.
Com Settings
Configuration options for communication ports are provided.
Installation
Instructions for chartplotter and GPS antenna installation are included.
Installation and Mounting
Detailed instructions for GPS antenna mounting and maintenance are provided.
Flush Mounting Procedure
Steps for flush mounting the antenna are outlined.
Maintenance and System Testing
Routine maintenance tips and system test procedures are included.
Optional Accessories
Descriptions of optional accessories like PC-PLANNER and MF 2500 Fish Finder are provided.
Technical Terms and Definitions
A glossary of navigation and GPS terms is included for better understanding.
Specifications and Features
Technical terms and features related to navigation systems are outlined.
GPS Navigation
Details on GPS functionality and accuracy are provided.
World City Time Zones
A table of world city time zones is included.
Navigation Terms and Concepts
A glossary of navigation-related terms is provided.
Chart and Display Settings
Details on chart and display settings are included.
Alarms and Alerts
Various alarms for safe navigation are outlined.
Installation and Setup
Instructions for antenna mounting and system setup are provided.
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Catalog excerpts

MC 600CI-1

MARINE CHART PLOTTER Nothing Comes Close To A Cobra"

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MC 600CI-2

Our Thanks to You and Customer Assistance Thank you for purchasing a CobraMarineTM MC 600Ci or MC 600Cx chartplotter. Properly used, this product will give you many years of reliable service. www.cobra.com How Your Cobra® Chartplotter Works The CobraMarineTM chartplotter is a state-of-the-art computerized electronic chart system, designed as a sophisticated navigation aid. User friendly operations make the chartplotter easy to operate. All calculations and information necessary for the navigation are performed and displayed on the screen quickly and accurately providing all of the capabilities...

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MC 600CI-3

Our Thanks to You and Customer Assistance Thank you for purchasing a CobraMarineTM MC 600Ci or MC 600Cx chartplotter. Properly used, this product will give you many years of reliable service. www.cobra.com How Your Cobra® Chartplotter Works The CobraMarineTM chartplotter is a state-of-the-art computerized electronic chart system, designed as a sophisticated navigation aid. User friendly operations make the chartplotter easy to operate. All calculations and information necessary for the navigation are performed and displayed on the screen quickly and accurately providing all of the capabilities...

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MC 600CI-4

Software Features and Technical Specifications Control and Indicators SOFTWARE FEATURES Detailed Base Map Included 3D Mapping (view charts in either top down or new 3D perspective modes) 12 Channel WAAS GPS with iASAPTM Sunlight and NightWatchTM Modes Easy surfing among the available pages (Data, Highway, Sun & Moon, Split, GPS Status, System and Welcome pages) Fish Finder and Combo pages (available with Fish Finder device connected) DSC Calling integration 1000 Waypoints and 50 Routes (50 Waypoints/Route) Create, Move, Insert, Edit or Erase Waypoint Create, Save, Name, Edit or Follow a Route...

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MC 600CI-5

Software Features and Technical Specifications Control and Indicators SOFTWARE FEATURES Detailed Base Map Included 3D Mapping (view charts in either top down or new 3D perspective modes) 12 Channel WAAS GPS with iASAPTM Sunlight and NightWatchTM Modes Easy surfing among the available pages (Data, Highway, Sun & Moon, Split, GPS Status, System and Welcome pages) Fish Finder and Combo pages (available with Fish Finder device connected) DSC Calling integration 1000 Waypoints and 50 Routes (50 Waypoints/Route) Create, Move, Insert, Edit or Erase Waypoint Create, Save, Name, Edit or Follow a Route...

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MC 600CI-6

Warnings and Cautions WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS Before using your CobraMarineTM MC 600C chartplotter please read these general precautions and warnings. Electronic charts displayed by the chartplotter are believed to be accurate and reliable, but they are not intended to replace official charts which should remain your main reference for all the matters related to the execution of a safe navigation. For this reason we would like to remind you that you are required to carry on board and use the officially published and approved nautical charts. Please read through this manual before the first operation....

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MC 600CI-7

Included in This Package and C-MAP C-CARD WHAT IS IN THE BOX? When the package containing the chartplotter is first opened, please check it for the following contents (if any parts are missing contact the dealer the chartplotter was purchased from): CobraMarineTM MC 600C chartplotter Power Data Cable Tilt and Swivel Mounting Bracket Two Removable Faceplates Owner’s Manual Quick Reference Guide External GPS Antenna with 10 Meter Cable (ONLY on MC 600Cx model) Flush Mount Kit (ONLY on MC 600Cx with model) MC 600C Chart Details The chartplotter has a built-in world map that can be used for Route...

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MC 600CI-12

General Operation 1.2. GENERAL OPERATION 1.2.1. Button Conventions Used Throughout this Owner’s Manual, the hardware buttons on the MC 600C are shown in bold capital letters, for example ENTER; the software buttons are shown in bold small capital letters, for example EDIT. See the following pictures. Any menu operation and function activation in this Owner’s Manual is related to both MC 600Cx and MC 600Ci chartplotter models. Whenever it is necessary, a note has been inserted for the model with differences. 1.2.2. Menu Description Many of the options listed under the Page Information and Operation...

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MC 600CI-13

Chart page Main Menu CURRENT PREDICTIONS USER C-CARD ADVANCED CHART SETUP DATA FIELDS CHANGE DATA FIELDS NUMBER OF DATA FIELDS 2 ADVANCED DATA SETUP Number of data Fields option CURRENT PREDICTIONS USER POINT LIST ADVANCED CHART SETUP £!v DATA FIELD \ CHANGE DATA FIELDS f STEERING COMPASS NUMBER OF DATA FIELDS 2 ADVANCED DATA SETUP

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MC 600CI-14

General Operation When the field is highlighted: 1. Use the RIGHT or LEFT software buttons at the bottom to highlight the field you would like to change. 2. Use the UP, DOWN, RIGHT or LEFT CURSOR buttons to step through the available characters until the desired character is highlighted. 3. Press the ENTER button to confirm; the selected character appears in the highlighted field on the top line. 4. Repeat this procedure until you complete your entry. 5. Press the SAVE software button when the entry is complete. This keypad is designed to reduce the number of button presses needed naming points...

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MC 600CI-15

Switching On/Off 2. BASIC OPERATION Refer to the foldout on the front cover to identify the various controls and indicators on your chartplotter. 2.1. SWITCHING ON/OFF Before powering On the chartplotter, check for the correct voltage (10-35 volt dc). 2.1.1 Switching On Press and hold the PWR button for one (1) second. The chartplotter shows you the Logo Screen, Caution Notice (press the ENTER button) and then the WELCOME Page in sequence. See the INITIAL SETUP Page instruction for first time switch On instructions. 2.1.2 Switching Off Press and hold the PWR button for three (3) seconds. A countdown...

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MC 600CI-16

Initial Setup 2.2.1. Definitions of Selections This menu allows you to select some of the basic setup information the first time the chartplotter is powered On. This information can be changed at any time either from the SYSTEM Page (see Chapter 5) or by resetting the chartplotter. Select the correct setup option and select “DONE” and press the ENTER button when complete. Please refer to section 1.2 for more information on how to enter information. “LANGUAGES” - Selects the language in which you wish information to be displayed (for screen labels, menus and options, but it does not affect the...

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