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hsb
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PLUS Series LCD Display Owner’s
Handbook
September 2002
INTENDED USE
The display units detailed in this handbook may form part of navigational
radar systems intended for light marine use. These displays and radar
systems are only an aid to navigation.
SAFETY NOTICES
This radar equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with the
instructions contained in this manual. Failure to do so can result in personal
injury and/or navigational inaccuracies. In particular:
1. HIGH VOLTAGE.The LCD display unit and scanner unit contain
high voltages.Adjustments require specialized service procedures and
tools only available to qualified servicetechnicians – there are no user
serviceable parts or adjustments.The operator should never remove the
display unit cover or attempt to service the equipment.
2. ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY. The radar scanner transmits
electromagnetic energy. It is important that the radar is turned off whenever
personnel are required to come close to the scanner to perform work on the
scanner assembly or associated equipment.
It is recommendedthat the radar scanner is mounted out of range of personnel
(above head height).
Avoidlookingdirectlyatthe antennaasyour eyesarethemostsensitivepartof
the body to electromagnetic energy.
Whenproperly installedand operated,theuseofthis radar willconform to the
requirements of ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992 Standard for Safety Levels with
RespecttoHuman ExposuretoRadioFrequencyElectromagneticFields,3Hz
to300GHz andNRPB, BoardStatementonRestrictionsonHumanExposure
toStaticand TimeVaryingElectromagneticFieldsandRadiation.DocNRPB,
N0. 5 (1993).
4.NAVIGATIONAID.Thisunitisonlyan aidto navigation.Itsaccuracycan
be affected by many factors, including equipment failure or defects,
environmental conditions, and improper handling or use. It is the user’s
responsibility to exercise common prudence and navigational judgements.
This radar unit should not be relied upon as a substitutefor such prudenceand
judgement.
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- PLUS Series 1
- LCD Display 1
- Owner’s 1
- Handbook 1
- Warranty 5
- EMC Conformance 5
- Contents 6
- Preface vii 7
- Preface ix 9
- PLUS Series LCD Display 10
- Preface xi 11
- Chapter 1: Overview 13
- Terminology 15
- 1.1 General 16
- PLUS Display Units 17
- Operating Modes 18
- Chapter 1: Overview 1-7 19
- Multi-display systems 20
- Heading and Position Data 21
- Default Display 23
- Status Bar 23
- Radar Functions 24
- 1.3 The Chartplotter Display 25
- Chartplotter Display Options 26
- Chartplotter Functions 27
- 1.4 Operating Controls 28
- Moving the Cursor 29
- Dedicated Keys 30
- Soft Keys 31
- Pop-Up Menus 31
- Database Lists 32
- 2.1 Introduction 33
- Radar Mode 34
- Switching the Display 35
- On and Off 35
- Chart Mode 36
- Switch Off 36
- Simulator Mode 37
- LIGHT CONTRASTALARM 38
- 2.3 Controlling the Display 39
- Selecting the Mode of 40
- Operation 40
- CDI Window 42
- BDI Window 42
- Navdata Window Chart Window 42
- FOLD OUT SHEET RADAR 43
- FOLD OUT SHEET CHART 44
- RNGE RNGS 45
- Waypoint Display - Radar mode 46
- Custom Options - Chart mode 47
- Using the Zoom Function 48
- Offsetting the Center 49
- T 1.20nm 50
- Moving Around the Chart 51
- Using FIND SHIP 52
- Changing the Chart Scale 53
- Chart Boundary 54
- 2.6 Typical Chart Scenarios 55
- Place and Goto a Waypoint 56
- D4267-2a 57
- Make and Follow a Route 58
- D4268-2a 59
- Review Your Passage Plan 60
- D4269-2a 61
- 2-30 hsb 62
- Displaying the Radar 62
- Radar & Chart 62
- D4293-1a 63
- 2-32 hsb 64
- 3.1 Introduction 65
- 3.2 Range Control 66
- Changing the Range 67
- Interpreting and 68
- Adjusting the Radar 68
- Side Lobes 69
- Indirect (false) echoes 70
- Gain Control and Sea Control 72
- Tuning the Receiver 73
- 3-10 hsb 74
- Adjusting Gain, Sea 74
- Clutter, Rain Clutter 74
- Changing the Targets Display 75
- Interference Rejection 76
- Target Expansion 76
- Target Wakes 76
- Measuring Range and 77
- Bearing Using VRM/ 77
- Placing a VRM/EBL 78
- Bearing to Target 79
- Moving an Existing VRM/EBL 80
- Deleting an Existing VRM/EBL 80
- Floating a VRM/EBL 80
- 81
- FLOAT 2 UNFLOAT 1 81
- UNFLOAT 2 81
- 3-18 hsb 82
- Controlling VRM/EBL 82
- Guard zone 1, sector zone 83
- (short-dashed line) 83
- Guard zone 2, circular zone 83
- (long-dashed line) 83
- Placing a Guard Zone 84
- Controlling Guard Zone Alarms 85
- 3.6 MARPA 87
- Risk Assessment 88
- Target Data 88
- Using MARPA 89
- Acquire a Target 90
- Cancel a Target 90
- View Target Data 91
- MARPA BOX 92
- 4.1 Introduction 93
- North Up Course Up 94
- Effect on VRM/EBLs 95
- 4.3 Using Marks 96
- 4.4 Man Overboard (MOB) 97
- 4.5 Cursor Echo 98
- 5.1 Introduction 99
- 5.2 Using Chart Cards 100
- Removing a Chart Card 101
- Displaying the Chart Data 101
- Object and Source 102
- Information 102
- Displaying Chart 102
- Port Area 103
- Tide Data 104
- 5.3 Working with Waypoints 106
- Placing a Waypoint 107
- WAYPOINT LIST 108
- WPT POSITION (LORAN TDs) 109
- Selecting a Waypoint 110
- Waypoint Data Display 110
- Editing the Waypoint Details 111
- Erasing a Waypoint 112
- Moving a Waypoint 112
- NAVIGATOR 113
- 5-16 hsb 114
- Using the ST60 or 114
- ST80 Navigator 114
- 5.4 Working with Routes 116
- D4167-1A 117
- WAYPOINTS 119
- MAKE ROUTE 119
- 348°m 2.30nm 119
- 300°m 1.00nm 119
- NEW ROUTE 119
- Saving the Current Route 120
- Clearing the Current Route 121
- Displaying Route Information 122
- Displaying Route 123
- INFO FOR ROUTE-CURRENT ROUTE 124
- Editing a Route 125
- Reversing the Route 126
- Follow a Route 127
- 5-30 hsb 128
- Target Point Arrival 129
- Other Follow Route Options 129
- Advancing to a Waypoint 130
- Stop Follow or Stop Goto 131
- Displayed SeaTalk Waypoints 132
- Managing Database Lists 132
- USER CARD MENU 133
- WAYPOINT 135
- TRANSFER 135
- 5.7 Using Tracks 136
- Setting Up a Track 137
- Clearing the Current Track 138
- Managing Tracks 138
- SmartRoute 140
- 6.1 Introduction 141
- Measuring Distances 142
- Using the VRM/EBL 142
- 6.3 Alarms and Timers 144
- Setting Alarms and Timers 145
- 6.4 Man Overboard (MOB) 146
- 6.5 Cursor Echo 147
- 6.6 GPS Setup 148
- Restart GPS 149
- D-GPS Set Up 149
- 6.7 Data Log Mode 150
- Data Log Mode 151
- 6-12 hsb 152
- 7.1 Introduction 153
- Changing the Set Up 155
- Parameters 155
- 7.3 System Set Up Parameters 156
- System Set Up 157
- Data Boxes 158
- Bearing Mode 158
- Cursor Reference 158
- Cursor Readout 158
- Day/Night 159
- Variation Source 160
- Bridge NMEA Heading 161
- NMEA Out Set Up 161
- Cursor Echo 161
- Date and Time Settings 162
- GPS SOG/COG Filter 162
- Compass Set Up 162
- Language 162
- Simulator 163
- 7.4 Radar Set Up Parameters 164
- Timed Transmission Option 165
- Marks Options 165
- Custom Scale 165
- Bearing Alignment 166
- Antenna Size 166
- Send on HSB 166
- 7.5 MARPA Set Up Parameters 167
- 7.6 Advanced Settings 168
- STC Preset 169
- Tune Preset 169
- 7.7 Chart Set Up Parameters 170
- Plotter Mode 171
- Chart Orientation 171
- Object Information 172
- Waypoint Options 172
- Radar/Chart Synch 172
- Datum Selection 172
- Position Offset 173
- 7-22 hsb 174
- 8.1 Introduction 175
- Planning the Installation 176
- EMC Installation Guidelines 176
- Suppression Ferrites 177
- Chapter 8: Installation 8-5 179
- Selecting the Display 179
- Unit Location 179
- Weight: 1.2 Kg (2.6 lbs) 180
- 8.4 Cable Runs 181
- Inter-Unit Scanner Cable 182
- Mounting Bracket 183
- Console Mounting 183
- 8-10 hsb 184
- Mounting the Display 184
- 8.6 System Connections 185
- To SeaTalk 186
- To radar scanner unit 186
- D4290B-2 187
- Front view of 187
- Display Cable Connector 187
- Display Scanner 187
- 8-14 hsb 188
- Display Unit 188
- Connection 188
- System Check 189
- Switch On and Initial Setup 189
- SYSTEM SET UP MENU 190
- Transmission Check 191
- RADAR SET UP MENU 192
- Display Timing Adjustment 193
- 8.8 Integrated Systems 194
- Connection 195
- HSB connector 196
- Rear of Display Unit 196
- and NMEA In 197
- SeaTalk In/Out 200
- NMEA 0183 201
- NMEA Input Connection 201
- 8-28 hsb 202
- Using the SeaTalk 202
- Auxiliary Junction 202
- Data Output 203
- Data Conversion 204
- 8.9 Integrated System Checks 205
- 8-32 hsb 206
- Transmitted Data 206
- 9.1 Maintenance 207
- 9.2 Resetting the System 208
- 9.3 Problem Solving 209
- How to Contact Raymarine (US) 210
- Worldwide Support 211
- Appendix A:Specification 213
- Radar Features 214
- Chartplotter Features 215
- Interfacing 216
- Using the Auxiliary 217
- Junction Box 217
- Raystar 112, 105 218
- Apelco 182 and 218
- Autohelm GPS, Z260 and Z273 219
- Raystar 112LP 220
- (SeaTalk version) 220
- Receiver 221
- Raystar 120 WAAS 222
- Satellite Differential 222
- C-MAP Chart Card 223
- Features 223
- Received and Transmitted 229
- Heading Sensor 231
- Figure E-1: hsb 232
- Appendix F: Abbreviations 233
- Index xiii 235
- Index xv 237
- Index xvii 239
- Index xix 241
- Warranty Certificate 243
- Document number: 84066-9 244
- July 2002 244
- Factory Service Centers 245
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