Users Manual Part 2

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Table Of Contents

Chapter 3 Homescreen
Chapter 4 Waypoints, Routes and Tracks
- 4.1 Waypoints
  - Placing a waypoint (Quick method)
  - Waypoint management
- 4.2 Routes
  - Creating a Route

2.6Softwareupdates

aymarine®regularlyissuessoftwareupdatesforitsproductswhich

providenewandenhancedfeaturesandimprovedperformanceand

usability.

Itisimportanttoensurethatyouhavethelatestsoftwareforyour

productsbyregularlycheckingtheRaymarine®websitefornew

softwarereleases.

www.raymarine.com/software

Note:

•ItisrecommendedthatyoualwaysbackupyourUserdatabefore

performingasoftwareupdate

•The“Checkonline”featureisonlyavailableondisplayvariants

thatincludebuilt-inWi-Fithathavebeenconﬁguredwithanactive

Internetconnection.

Inadditiontoupdatingyourdisplay’ ssoftware,yourdisplaycanalso

beusedtoupdatethesoftwareofdevicesconnectedtothesame

SeaTalkng®backbone.

Thefollowingdevicesarecurrentlyapprovedforupdatingusingan

Element™display:

•EV-1headingsensor

•ECI-100enginegateway

•i70smultifunctioninstrumentdisplay

•p70s/p70Rspilotcontroller

Updatingdisplaysoftwareusingamemorycard

Followthestepsbelowtoupdatethesoftwareonyourdisplay.

1.Checktheproducthardwarevariantandthesoftwareversionof

theproductsyouwanttoupdate.

2.GototheRaymarinewebsite:( www.raymarine.com>Support>

SoftwareUpdates).

3.Browseforyourproduct.

4.Checkifanupdatedsoftwareversionisavailableforyourproduct.

5.Downloadtherelevantsoftwarepackage(s)(ISOﬁles).

6.CopytheﬁlestoMicroSDcard.

.Withyourdisplaypoweredon,inserttheMicroSDcardintothe

cardreaderslot.

Thesoftwareupdateﬁleswillberecognizedautomatically.

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Summary of content (16 pages)

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2.6 Software updates Raymarine® regularly issues software updates for its products which provide new and enhanced features and improved performance and usability. It is important to ensure that you have the latest software for your products by regularly checking the Raymarine® website for new software releases. www.raymarine.com/software Note: • It is recommended that you always backup your User data before performing a software update.
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8. Select Yes to update the software. A list of available products is displayed. The list will include your display and products that are connected to the SeaTalkng ® backbone. Software update list example 9. Select each device that you want to update. If a notification is displayed asking if you want to reinstall the current software version, unless you are experiencing problems with the product select No, otherwise select Yes and the current version of software will be reinstalled. 10.
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Updating software using an internet connection When using an Element™ display that includes built-in Wi-Fi, follow the steps below to update your display’s software and software on approved devices connected to the same SeaTalkng ®backbone, using an internet connection. 1. Select Update software from the Getting started menu: (Homescreen > Settings > Getting started). 2. Select Check online from the pop-over menu. If you do not have an active internet connection then you will be requested to create one. 3.
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Note: Your products may reboot automatically as part of the update process. 20 81384-2-en-US.
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Chapter 3: Homescreen 3.1 Homescreen overview All settings and apps can be accessed from the Homescreen. 1. Position/fix details — Shows your vessel’s current position coordinates. Select the area to view fix accuracy and to access position settings. 2. Supply voltage — Shows the display’s supply voltage. The Voltage reading is colored Red if the current supply voltage is lower than the value specified in the Low voltage threshold alarm setting: Homescreen > Settings > Alarms > Low voltage threshold. 3.
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. Routes & Tracks — Select to view the Routes and Tracks lists. 7. Settings — Select to view the display’s Settings menu. Note: The combination of the selected Activity and Transducer selection during the Start up wizard determines the default app page icons displayed on the Homescreen. Available apps Apps are used in App pages. Each app page is represented on the Homescreen by an app page icon. Each app page can include up to 4 apps.
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Assigning app pages to Quicklaunch buttons App pages assigned to the Quicklaunch buttons are identified using the associated Quicklaunch button number in the top right corner of the app page icon. You can change which app page is assigned to the Quicklaunch buttons by following the steps below: 1. Using the Directional pad, highlight the app page icon that you want to assign to a Quicklaunch button. 2.
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3.3 Settings menu The display’s settings can be accessed by selecting the Settings icon on the Homescreen. The following settings and details are available for your display. Tab Settings Getting started • Hardware and software information about your display. • Update display software. • Change the user interface language. • Enable/disable Retail/demo mode (Simulator mode). • Choose a Demo type. • Enable/disable Demo movie. • View the Terms of Use disclaimer.
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Tab Settings Alarms • Configure alarm settings. Import/export • Import and export user data (Waypoints, Routes and Tracks) from MicroSD card. • Eject SD card. 3.4 Alarms Alarms are used to alert you to a hazard or situation requiring your attention. Alarms are triggered based on their specified thresholds.
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Warning alarm example Orange — is used to signify a warning alarm condition. Warning alarms are used to signify that there has been a change in situation that you need to be aware of. Warnings alarms are accompanied by an audible tone. The warning alarm notification and audible tone will continue to be displayed until acknowledged or the conditions that triggered the alarm are no longer present. Notification example Blue — is used to signify information requiring user acknowledgement.
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• activate and deactivate Differential positioning (SBAS). • set the COG/SOG filter according to the amount of vessel oscillation. • enable and disable your display’s internal GNSS (GPS) receiver. (Only disable if you do not want to use positioning data on your display). • restart the internal GNSS (GPS) receiver. 27 81384-2-en-US.
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Chapter 4: Waypoints, Routes and Tracks 4.1 Waypoints Waypoints are used to mark specific locations or points of interest. Waypoints can be used in the Chart and Fishfinder apps. Your display can store up to 5,000 waypoints, which can be sorted in up to 200 waypoint groups. In the Chart app you can navigate to a waypoint by selecting Goto from the Waypoint context menu. Waypoints can be imported and exported from the display. For more information, refer to: User data import and export p.
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Waypoint management Waypoints are sorted and displayed in waypoint groups menu. Waypoint groups menu Waypoints can be viewed from the waypoint menu which can be accessed from the Homescreen (Homescreen > Waypoints) and from the Chart app (Chart app > Menu > Waypoints). Waypoints will be saved to the same group as the last waypoint you created. All waypoints can also be viewed by selecting ALL WAYPOINTS and waypoints created the same day can be viewed by selecting TODAYS WAYPOINTS .
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Waypoint groups Selecting ALL WAYPOINTS , TODAYS WAYPOINTS , UNSORTED or a user created waypoint group will display a list of all the waypoints in that group / category. With a list of waypoint displayed you can: • Find waypoints located in the area covered by the LiveView pane. • Edit multiple waypoints (i.e.: you can change the symbol used for multiple waypoints, move multiple waypoints to a different group or delete multiple waypoints). • Create a new waypoint in the current waypoint group.
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Waypoint details Selecting a waypoint from the list displays customizable details for that waypoint. The waypoint’s location is also displayed in the LiveView pane on the right side of the screen With the waypoint details displayed you can: • Edit the waypoint’s Name. Note: Waypoint names can be any combination of letters, numbers, symbols and special characters and can include up to 16 characters. Waypoint names must be unique. • Change the waypoint’s symbol. • Assign or change the waypoint group.
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4.2 Routes Routes are used to plan your journey in advance. You can plan your journey directly on your display, or at home using software capable of exporting waypoints and routes in standard .gpx format. Routes consist of a number of waypoints. Your display can store up to 50 routes, each route consisting of up to 250 waypoints. When creating routes the route capacity is subject to the display’s 5,000 waypoint limit (e.g.: your display could store 20 routes each containing 250 waypoints).