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MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY Model This guide provides the basic operating procedures for this equipment. For detailed information, see the Operator’s Manual in the supplied CD-ROM. You can get the latest version of the manual by accessing the quick response code at the back of this guide. Connection of sensors required. iPhone, iPod and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. All brand and product names are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their respctive holders. Operational Overview Home icon, power switch operations Display icons (max. 16 on home screen) Home icon Displays the home screen. Lists “eGuide” provides an abbreviated operator’s guide. How to edit a display icon Power switch Power off function only: Powers off this unit. Power off linked function: Powers off all NavNetTZ touch2 units in network. Home screen - Turns on power - Shows [Power & Brilliance] window. Long tap a display icon to edit, delete, resize, or change its location. Edit Display icon long tapped How to select a display - Tap a display icon on the home screen. - Tap a display icon on the quick page. Tap Swipe downward from top of display Quick page
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Drag, swipe - Select an item on a menu. - Select an object to show the corresponding pop-up menu. - Move the chart. - Scroll the menu. - Show slide menu, layer menu. - Zoom in, zoom out the plotter and weather displays. - Change the range on the radar display. Do the function assigned to [Function Gesture] in the [Settings] - [General] menu. Tap operation also available. Change the viewpoint position on the 3D display. Menu operation Pop-up menu Tap screen (applicable point, object, etc.) Layer menu Tap the required function. (”>” indicates additional options.) Swipe upward from the bottom...
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Plotter Heading line (yellowish-green solid line) Data area COG vector (broken line) Tap Ret Return own ship to screen center Inactive route (expanded) Point Boat icon Track Display range Switch between 2D and 3D. (Drag upward with two fingers also.) Inactive route (sleeping) (Departure or arrival point, selectable on [Layers] menu.) Orientation Mode Switch between NU and HU. Data Area (Data Box) Swipe from the left edge of the screen rightward to show the data area at the left edge of the screen. Tap “<” to hide the data area. Data box settings How to add a data box Tide Information Ex....
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Points Points can be entered on the plotter display (radar and fish finder displays also) to mark important locations such as a good fishing spot. Point attributes (position, symbol type, color, etc.) are recorded to the points list. How to enter a point The point is entered on the screen. Tap where to enter a point. How to set a point as destination On-screen point Selected location On-screen point Destination point Red dashed line (thick): Indicates course to go to the destination. If a point was tapped. Tap a point or the location to set as destination. Yellow line: Shortest course from...
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Routes A route is comprised of a series of waypoints leading to a destination. Routes are saved to the routes list. How to create a new route Tap the next point for the route. Repeat to enter all points for the route. Tap the first point for the route. At the last point (Top right corner) 1st point (route start point) Last point Enter a name for the route, then tap [ ]. How to follow a route On-screen route Routes list Sort list by name, color, or total length. Home screen Tap the route.
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Radar Guard zone Heading line Data area Radar Control Return own ship icon to own ship position. Fixed range rings How to switch between standby and TX Tap TX X How to adjust the gain / sea clutter / rain clutter “A” means automatic adjustment “M” means manual adjustment Radar Control Tap to switch between automatic and manual. A Auto adjustment mode (At bottom of data area) Drag the slider/tap the slider bar to adjust. Manual adjustment mode (Top right corne
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How to measure the range, bearing from own ship to a target Tap Target Tap a target to show its range and bearing from own ship. How to set a guard zone A guard zone alerts you (with aural and visual alarms) when a radar target enters the area you specify. 250 Radar Control Open the [Layers] menu. Guard zone The guard zone appears in dashed lines. Tap dashed line on guard zone. An icon appears at each corner of the guard zone. Drag the icons to set guard zone. The dashed lines change to solid lines, indicating the guard zone is active. Tap the guard zone again.
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ARPA Operation ARPA is an anti-collision aid that tracks the movement of other ships to help prevent collision. ARPA not only tracks other ships but also provides their navigation data. Targets can be acquired manually, automatically, or both automatically and manually. How to show, hide ARPA symbols 250 Radar Control Open the [Layers] menu. How to manually acquire a target Tap Acquire ARPA symbols Within 30 seconds after acquisition Lost target How to display target data Tap 4 ARPA symbol Tap an ARPA target to show its data.
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CPA/TCPA alarm The CPA/TCPA alarm releases an aural alarm and a visual alarm (message in Status bar) when both the CPA and TCPA of a tracked target are equal to or lower than the CPA/TCPA alarm setting. CPA: Closest point of approach TCPA: Time to closest point of approach Set the alarm value, then tap [ ]. How to acknowledge the CPA/TCPA alarm Tap the alarm message (top of screen) to acknowledge the alarm and stop the aural alarm. CPA/TCPA Alarm
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AIS (Automatic Identification System) How to show or hide AIS target symbols ON AIS symbols ON s OFF AIS symbols OFF Open the [Layers] menu. AIS target symbols Class A AIS Activated target Color: Blue Dangerous target Lost target Color: Green Color: Red Color - AIS target: Blue - Cross: Red Color: Blue (filled) Color - AIS target: Green - Cross: Red Color - AIS target: Blue (filled) - Cross: Red Proximity AIS target alarm The proximity AIS target alarm releases aural and visual alarms when the distance between own ship and an AIS target is near the alarm value. Set the alarm value, then tap...
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