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Chapter 1: Overview 1-9
Heading and Position
Data
Heading and Position
Data
Heading and Position Data
Fullfunctionality of theradar/chartplotter is achievedwhenit ispart of an
integrated system withotherequipment (inaddition to another
hsb
2
unit)
connectedviaSeaTalkor NMEA0183.Data from thisequipmentincluding
positionandheadingis shown on thedisplayand is usedin calculations.
Detailsonconnectingotherequipmentaregivenin Chapter 8.
Providing Heading Data for Radar/Chart Overlay and MARPA
TheperformanceofMARPA andRadar/ChartOverlayis dependentonthe
qualityofyourheadingsensor.Itisimportantthatboththeheadingsensorand
theradarscanner(bearingalignment)arecorrectly calibrated.Refertothe
appropriate headingsensorand radarscannerhandbooksfor calibration
details. Thebettertheaccuracyofyourheadingdata,thebetterthe
performance of MARPAandRadar/ChartOverlay.
Agyrocompassprovidesthebestperformanceinallconditions.Alternatively
youcould use a fluxgatecompass withrategyro stabilization.
MARPA requiresheadingdata to be frequentlyupdated(werecommenda
dataoutputrateofgreaterthan8Hz);headingdatamustthereforebeprovided
to the display on NMEA.
Inmultiple-display systems,heading must be connected,via NMEA, to each
displaythat will be used for MARPA.
Werecommend thePathfinderSmartHeadingSystem(which includesthe
Gyro Plus 2 unit). Good results are also obtained with a Raymarine autopilot
systemincorporatinga150Gor 400G CourseComputer withinternalrate
gyro.
Otherheadingsensorsconnectedon NMEAmay provide satisfactory results
inreasonableseastates.However,inunsettled conditionsarategyrocompass
isadvisable.
ContactRaymarineCustomerServicesor your authorizedRaymarine dealer
foradditionalinformation.For specificconfigurationdetailswith the
RaymarinecoursecomputerrefertoAppendix E.If you areusing a suitable
third party heading sensor,refer to its documentation for installation and
calibration details.
- PLUS Series 1
- Color LCDDisplay 1
- Owner’s 1
- Handbook 1
- TFT Color LCD Displays 5
- Warranty 6
- Contents 7
- Chapter 1: Overview 15
- Terminology 17
- 1.1 General 18
- PLUS Display Units 19
- Operating Modes 20
- Chapter 1: Overview 1-7 21
- Multi-display systems 22
- Heading and Position Data 23
- Default Display 25
- Status Bar 25
- Radar Functions 26
- 1.3 The Chartplotter Display 27
- Chartplotter Display Options 28
- Chartplotter Functions 29
- 1.4 Operating Controls 30
- Moving the Cursor 31
- Dedicated Keys 32
- Soft Keys 33
- Pop-Up Menus 33
- Database Lists 34
- 2.1 Introduction 35
- Radar Mode 36
- Switching the Display 37
- On and Off 37
- Chart Mode 38
- Switch Off 38
- Simulator Mode 39
- Changing the Brightness 40
- 2.3 Controlling the Display 41
- Selecting the Mode of 42
- Operation 42
- CDI Window 44
- BDI Window 44
- Navdata Window Chart Window 44
- ALARMS 45
- Chartplotter 46
- RNGE RNGS 47
- Waypoint Display - Radar mode 48
- Custom Options - Chart mode 49
- Using the Zoom Function 50
- Offsetting the Center 51
- 2-18 hsb 52
- Hiding the Ship’s 52
- Heading Marker 52
- Moving Around the Chart 53
- Using FIND SHIP 54
- Vertical distance 55
- CSR 50 45'980N 55
- POS 001 01'490W 55
- 2-22 hsb 56
- Moving Around the 56
- Radar/Chart Overlay 57
- 2-24 hsb 58
- 2.6 Typical Chart Scenarios 59
- Place and Goto a Waypoint 60
- Place and Goto a 61
- Waypoint 61
- Make and Follow a Route 62
- D4268-2a 63
- Review Your Passage Plan 64
- Review Your Passage 65
- 2-32 hsb 66
- Displaying the Radar 66
- Radar & Chart 66
- D4293-1a 67
- 2-34 hsb 68
- 3.1 Introduction 69
- 3.2 Range Control 70
- Changing the Range 71
- Interpreting and 72
- Adjusting the Radar 72
- Side Lobes 73
- Indirect (false) echoes 74
- Gain Control and Sea Control 76
- Tuning the Receiver 77
- Wakes on Target Expansion on 79
- Interference Rejection on 79
- Interference Rejection 80
- Target Expansion 80
- Target Wakes 80
- Measuring Range and 81
- Bearing Using VRM/ 81
- Placing a VRM/EBL 82
- VRM/EBL1 83
- Moving an Existing VRM/EBL 84
- Deleting an Existing VRM/EBL 84
- Floating a VRM/EBL 84
- 85
- FLOAT 2 UNFLOAT 1 85
- UNFLOAT 2 85
- Guard zone 1, sector zone 87
- (short-dashed line) 87
- Guard zone 2, circular zone 87
- (long-dashed line) 87
- Placing a Guard Zone 88
- Controlling Guard Zone Alarms 89
- 3.6 MARPA 91
- Risk Assessment 92
- Target Data 92
- Using MARPA 93
- 3-26 hsb 94
- View Target Data 95
- MARPA BOX 95
- 3-28 hsb 96
- 4.1 Introduction 97
- North Up Course Up 98
- Effect on VRM/EBLs 99
- 4.3 Using Marks 100
- 4.4 Man Overboard (MOB) 101
- 4.5 Cursor Echo 102
- 5.1 Introduction 103
- 5.2 Using Chart Cards 104
- Removing a Chart Card 105
- Displaying the Chart Data 105
- Displaying Chart 106
- Object and Source 106
- Information 106
- Port Area 107
- Tide Data 108
- 5.3 Working with Waypoints 110
- Placing a Waypoint 111
- WAYPOINT LIST 112
- WPT POSITION (LORAN TDs) 113
- Selecting a Waypoint 114
- Waypoint Data Display 114
- Editing the Waypoint Details 115
- Erasing a Waypoint 116
- Moving a Waypoint 116
- NAVIGATOR 117
- 5-16 hsb 118
- Using the ST60 or 118
- ST80 Navigator 118
- 5.4 Working with Routes 120
- D4167-1A 121
- WAYPOINTS 123
- MAKE ROUTE 123
- 348°m 2.30nm 123
- 300°m 1.00nm 123
- NEW ROUTE 123
- Saving the Current Route 124
- Clearing the Current Route 125
- Displaying Route Information 126
- INFO FOR ROUTE-CURRENT ROUTE 128
- Editing a Route 129
- Reversing the Route 130
- Follow a Route 131
- Target Point Arrival 133
- Other Follow Route Options 133
- Advancing to a Waypoint 134
- Stop Follow or Stop Goto 135
- Displayed SeaTalk Waypoints 136
- Managing Database Lists 136
- USER CARD MENU 137
- WAYPOINT 139
- TRANSFER 139
- 5.7 Using Tracks 140
- MAKE INTO 140
- Setting Up a Track 141
- Clearing the Current Track 142
- Managing Tracks 142
- NAME TRACK? 143
- SmartRoute 144
- 6.1 Introduction 145
- Measuring Distances 146
- Using the VRM/EBL 146
- 6.3 Alarms and Timers 148
- Setting Alarms and Timers 149
- Man Overboard 150
- 6.5 Cursor Echo 151
- 6.6 GPS Setup 152
- Restart GPS 153
- D-GPS Set Up 153
- 6.7 Data Log Mode 154
- Data Log Mode 155
- STOP LOG 155
- CLEAR LOG 155
- 6-12 hsb 156
- 7.1 Introduction 157
- 7-2 hsb 158
- Changing the Set Up 158
- Parameters 158
- 7.3 System Set Up Parameters 160
- System Set Up 161
- Data Boxes 162
- Bearing Mode 162
- Cursor Reference 162
- Cursor Readout 162
- Day/Night 163
- Variation Source 164
- Bridge NMEA Heading 165
- NMEA Out Set Up 165
- Cursor Echo 165
- Date and Time Settings 166
- GPS SOG/COG Filter 166
- Compass Set Up 166
- Language 166
- Simulator 167
- 7.4 Radar Set Up Parameters 168
- Timed Transmission Option 169
- Marks Options 169
- Custom Scale 169
- Bearing Alignment 170
- Antenna Size 170
- Send on HSB 170
- 7.5 MARPA Set Up Parameters 171
- 7.6 Advanced Settings 172
- STC Preset 173
- Tune Preset 173
- 7.7 Chart Set Up Parameters 174
- Plotter Mode 175
- Chart Orientation 175
- Object Information 176
- Waypoint Options 176
- Radar/Chart Synch 176
- Datum Selection 177
- Position Offset 177
- 7-22 hsb 178
- Chapter 8: Installation 179
- Planning the Installation 180
- EMC Installation Guidelines 180
- Suppression Ferrites 181
- E52033HB/E52037HB 182
- E52034HB/E52038HB 182
- E32035HB/E32036HB 182
- Chapter 8: Installation 8-5 183
- Selecting the Display 183
- Unit Location 183
- Weight: 7.7 lbs (3.5 Kg) 184
- Chapter 8: Installation 8-7 185
- 8.4 Cable Runs 186
- Inter-Unit Scanner Cable 187
- Mounting Bracket 188
- Console Mounting 188
- Chapter 8: Installation 8-11 189
- Mounting the Display 189
- 8.6 System Connections 190
- To SeaTalk 191
- To radar scanner unit 191
- D4290B-2 192
- Front view of 192
- Display Cable Connector 192
- Display Scanner 192
- Chapter 8: Installation 8-15 193
- Display Unit 193
- Connection 193
- System Check 194
- Switch On and Initial Setup 194
- SYSTEM SET UP MENU 195
- Display Timing Adjustment 197
- EMC Conformance 198
- 8.8 Integrated Systems 199
- Connection 200
- Figure 8-13: 201
- Connector 201
- and NMEA In 202
- Chapter 8: Installation 8-25 203
- SeaTalk® and NMEA 203
- 8-26 hsb 204
- SeaTalk In/Out 205
- NMEA 0183 206
- NMEA Input Connection 206
- Chapter 8: Installation 8-29 207
- Data Output 208
- Data Conversion 208
- 8.9 Integrated System Checks 209
- 8-32 hsb 210
- 9.1 Maintenance 211
- 9-2 hsb 212
- EMC Servicing and 212
- Safety Guidelines 212
- 9.2 Resetting the System 213
- 9.3 Problem Solving 214
- How to Contact Raymarine (US) 215
- Worldwide Support 216
- Appendix A:Specification 217
- Radar Features 218
- Chartplotter Features 219
- Interfacing 220
- Using the Auxiliary 221
- Junction Box 221
- Raystar 112, 105 222
- Apelco 182 and 222
- Autohelm GPS, Z260 and Z273 223
- Raystar 112LP 224
- (SeaTalk version) 224
- Receiver 225
- Raystar 120 WAAS 226
- Satellite Differential 226
- C-MAP Chart Card 227
- Features 227
- Received and Transmitted 233
- Heading Sensor 235
- Figure E-1: hsb 236
- Appendix F: Abbreviations 237
- F-2 hsb 238
- Warranty Certificate 247
- Document number: 84066-9 248
- July 2002 248
- Factory Service Centers 249
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