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7.4 Placing a man overboard marker
In the unfortunate event that a member of crew, or an important piece of
equipment falls overboard, a man overboard (MOB) marker can be used to
mark the position. If a MOB marker is placed, RayTech suspends all current
navigation functions, calculates the most direct route back to the marker,
and automatically makes that the active route.
To place a MOB marker:
Any of the following actions will place a MOB marker:
• Select Waypoint/Man Overboard.
• Click the MOB icon in the standard toolbar.
• Click WAYPT on the Pathfinder panel. Click
Man Overboard
softkey.
To cancel a MOB marker:
1. Select Waypoints/Manage Waypoints.
2. Double-click the
MOB
folder icon. The MOB folder is displayed.
3. Right-click the
MOB
icon. The right-mouse menu is displayed.
4. Highlight
Delete
and click. The MOB marker is deleted.
7.5 Changing a waypoint symbol
You can change a waypoint symbol from the default to any of 36 options.
To change a waypoint symbol:
1. Select Waypoints/Manage Waypoints. The folders selection
dialog box is displayed.
2. Highlight the folder that contains the waypoint that you want to
change.
3. Click
OK
. The waypoints contained in that folder are displayed.
4. Highlight the required waypoint.
5. Click
OK
. The waypoint properties selection dialog box for that
waypoint is displayed.
6. Click the icon action box. A drop-down menu is displayed.
7. Highlight the symbol you want to represent the waypoint.
8. Click
OK
. The waypoint symbol is changed to your selection.
9. Click
OK
. Repeat Steps 4 through 8 until you have changed all the
waypoints you want to change.
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7.6 Navigating to a waypoint
You can navigate to an existing waypoint at any time using:
• Waypoints button the Pathfinder panel.
• Using the cursor.
• Using the waypoints database list.
...using the WAYPT button
1. Click WAYPT on the Pathfinder panel.
2. Click
More
softkey on the function bar
3. Click
Go to Waypoint
. Waypoint dialog box appears.
4. Click required folder.
5. Click
OK
.
6. Click required waypoint.
7. Click
OK
. The waypoint is selected and the waypoint selected dialog
box appears.
8. Click
OK
.
...using the cursor
1. Place the cursor over the waypoint you want to go to.
2. Right-click. the right mouse menu is displayed.
3. Click
Go To (name of waypoint)
.
...using the waypoints list
1. Click
Go To Waypoint.
The route dialog box appears.
2. Highlight the folder the waypoint appears in and click
OK
.
3. Click the waypoint you want to go to.
4. Click
OK
. The route dialog box closes and the waypoint dialog box
appears.
5. Click
OK
.
7.7 Moving a waypoint
You can move a waypoint to a new position, or to your boat’s current
position.
To move a waypoint to a new position:
1. Place the cursor over the waypoint you want to move.
2. Press and hold the left mouse button.
3. Move the cursor to the position on the chart where you want the
waypoint moved to, then release the button. The waypoint will move
to the new location.
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- Contents 3
- Important information 6
- Conventions used 7
- Product use 7
- System integration 7
- Technical accuracy 7
- Copyright 7
- 1.1 Introduction 8
- 1.3 System overview 8
- 1.4 System features 8
- 2.1 Introduction 10
- 2.2 System requirements 10
- Driver update 11
- Useful websites 12
- Chapter 3: Getting started 13
- Configure network settings 14
- Operating modes 15
- 3.5 Setting up RayTech 16
- Network Config 17
- 3.7 Installing charts 18
- RayTech chart installer 19
- 4.1 Introduction 20
- 4.2 The screen 20
- 4.3 Interface controls 20
- 4.4 Displaying information 21
- Application information box 22
- Moving around a split page 22
- Chapter 5: Using charts 24
- Chart layers 25
- Chart order 25
- Chart quilting 25
- 6.1 Introduction 27
- 6.2 New 2D chart features 27
- Pilot book 28
- Business services information 28
- Find nearest 28
- Search port by name 29
- Wrecks data 29
- Coastal roads 29
- US inland waterways 29
- The application 30
- The controls 30
- The operating modes 30
- Making the view clearer 31
- Navigating with 3D Charts 32
- 7.1 Introduction 33
- 7.2 What is a waypoint? 33
- 7.3 Placing a waypoint 33
- 7.6 Navigating to a waypoint 34
- 7.7 Moving a waypoint 34
- 7.8 Edit waypoint details 35
- 7.9 Organizing waypoints 35
- 7.11 Waypoint recycle bin 35
- 8.1 Introduction 38
- 8.2 What is a route? 38
- 8.3 Creating a route 38
- 8.4 Monitoring the course 39
- Currents 41
- 9.1 Introduction 42
- 9.2 Tides 42
- 9.3 Currents 43
- 10.1 Introduction 44
- 10.3 The radar picture 44
- 10.6 Making targets clearer? 45
- Changing the displayed range 46
- Range rings 46
- VRMs/EBLs 46
- 10.10 MARPA 47
- Target is being acquired 48
- Target is safe 48
- Target is dangerous 48
- Target is lost 48
- Viewing MARPA target data 49
- Default sonar screen 49
- 11.1 Introduction 50
- 11.2 The sonar screen 50
- 11.3 Changing the screen view 50
- Target depth ID 51
- Changing the range 51
- Gain mode 51
- Color gain mode 52
- A-Scope 53
- White line 54
- Sonar mark 54
- Getting a closer view 55
- 11.11 Sonar alarms 56
- RayTech video capture 58
- Chapter 12: Using video 59
- RayTech Weather screen 60
- 13.1 Introduction 61
- 13.2 Weather information 61
- Animating weather files 62
- Viewing a weather file 62
- Distance and 63
- Modifying a databox 64
- 13.5 Polar plotting 65
- Data collection 66
- Entering and editing data 66
- Data test 67
- Tws (kts)) 68
- 13.6 DataTrak 69
- Adding wands 70
- DataTrak 71
- Pre-start display 71
- 13.7 Pre-start display 72
- 13.8 Route optimization 72
- 13.9 Navigation numbers 73
- 13.10 Engine panel 74
- 14.1 Introduction 75
- 14.2 USB navigation keyboard 75
- 15.1 Introduction 77
- 15.2 Technical support 80
- Appendix A: Charts 81
- Appendix B: Radar 82
- Side lobes 83
- Indirect echoes 83
- Multiple echoes 83
- Sea clutter 84
- Rain clutter 84
- Interference 84
- Appendix C: Sonar 85
- D.2 System integration 87
- D.4 Circuit grounding issues 88
- D.5 Cables and cable runs 88
- D.6 Proper cable shielding 88
- D.8 Interfacing RayTech 89
- CANCELOK 90
- 9-pin cable 91
- Raymarine Direct SeaTalk 92
- GO TO WPT 92
- Connecting an hsb 93
- PCMCIA PC kit 93
- Fully integrated system 95
- Integrated system checks 95
- Fully integrated hsb 96
- Appendix E: Toolbars 97
- Tools menu 98
- Route menu 98
- View menu 98
- Standard toolbar 99
- Routes and waypoints toolbar 100
- Charting toolbar 100
- Animation toolbar 100
- Alarms toolbar 101
- Tides/Currents toolbar 101
- 3D toolbar 101
- Fishing toolbar 102
- Yacht racing toolbar 102
- Pre-start toolbar 102
- Weather toolbar 102
- Databox toolbar 103
- s 104
- Appendix G: Glossary of terms 105
- Circuit grounding 166 107
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