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Chapter 5: Operation 103
The ‘Port Name’ is that supplied by the Gold Chart cartridge. The Tidal
Current graph is automatically scaled. The cursor, represented by a
dashed line, can be moved along the horizontal axis by means of the
Trackpad. A CURSOR data box below the graph shows corresponding
TIME, SET and DRIFT.
DATE and TIME for TODAY (default) are shown with PREVIOUS/NEXT DAY
information available via the MORE OPTIONS soft key; repeated presses
of these two soft keys moves the date back/forward one day at a time.
Times of MAXimum EBB and FLOOD Tides, together with SET and DRIFT
figures are shown. A separate box shows corresponding SLACK figures.
This data corresponds to the selected Date/Time.
3. To return to chart display, press CLEAR.
➤ To display the Tidal Current data for a particular Date:
1. Press ENTER to select MORE OPTIONS; the SUN/MOON DATA soft
keys are shown.
2. Using trackpad left/right, select PREVIOUS DAY or NEXT DAY soft key;
press ENTER the appropriate number of times to select the required
Date.
3. Select TODAY to return to current Date/Time.
➤ To display Sun/Moon data:
1. Select SUN/MOON DATA; the SUN rise/set and MOON rise/set times are
shown in individual boxes.
The MOON PHASE box indicates the number of days referred to full
moon, together with a pictorial representation.
2. Select TIDAL CURRENT or press CLEAR to return to the Tidal Current
data.
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- RC435 & RC435i 1
- Chartplotters 1
- About this Handbook 3
- Important Information 4
- Safety Notices 5
- Contents 7
- .......................... 38 8
- Chapter 1: Overview 11
- Trackpad and Cursor 12
- Dedicated Keys 13
- Status Bar 13
- Function Bar 13
- Pop-Up Menus 14
- Database Lists 14
- How it Works 15
- Chapter 2: Installation 17
- Suppression Ferrites 18
- Items Missing? 19
- Optional Items 19
- Registering this Product 19
- Surface Mounting 20
- Bracket Mounting 25
- Panel Mounting 25
- Antenna Connector 27
- POWER/NMEA Connector 28
- EMC Conformance 30
- System Check 30
- Initial Switch On 30
- SYSTEM SET UP 31
- Chapter 3: Getting Started 33
- 3.2 Switching On/Off 34
- 3.3 Simulator Mode 35
- 3.4 Controlling the Display 36
- Chapter 3: Getting Started 27 37
- Figure 3-1: Display Modes 37
- Moving Around the Chart 38
- Using FIND SHIP 38
- Changing the Chart Scale 39
- CSR 48°30.367'N 40
- POS 1°35.636'W 40
- BRG 231°T 40
- RNG 40.91nm 40
- Inserting a Gold Chart Card 42
- Removing a Gold Chart card 42
- Loading the Chart Data 43
- Displaying the Chart Data 44
- Chapter 4: Setting Up 45
- Bearing Mode 47
- Key Beep 47
- Simulator 49
- Simulated SOG 49
- Simulated COG 49
- 4.3 Chart Set Up Parameters 50
- Orientation 52
- Plotter Mode 52
- Anchor Alarm 54
- XTE Alarm 54
- Select Chart 54
- Chart Text 54
- 4.4 GPS Setup 56
- SD-FIX1.0 57
- ➤ To reset SD-GPS 58
- Chapter 5: Operation 59
- 5.2 Working with Waypoints 60
- Placing a Waypoint 61
- SIM NU 62
- Selecting a Waypoint 63
- Waypoint Data Display 64
- Editing Waypoint Details 65
- Erasing Waypoints 67
- Moving Waypoints 67
- 5.3 Working with Routes 68
- Creating a New Route 69
- Saving the Current Route 71
- Erasing or (re)Naming a Route 74
- Route Info 74
- Editing a Route 76
- Reverse a Route 79
- Follow a Route 79
- Join a Route 80
- Advance to a Waypoint 81
- Going to an Individual Target 82
- Go to a Waypoint 82
- Go to Cursor 83
- Go to a Port 84
- 5.5 Changing the Display Mode 85
- CDI Display 86
- BDI Display 87
- Waypoint Data 88
- Navigation Data 90
- Time/Date Data 91
- Managing Database Lists 93
- 5.7 Using Tracks 95
- Clearing the Current Track 97
- SmartRoute 97
- 5.8 Object Information 98
- 5.9 Using Archives 99
- 100
- 101
- Archiving a Track 102
- 103
- Archiving a Waypoint Set 105
- Port Services 109
- Tidal Height 111
- NANTUCKET 112
- Tidal Current 114
- ➤ To display Sun/Moon data: 115
- NANTUCKET HARBOR 116
- 5.11 Man Overboard (MOB) 117
- 5.12 Alarms 118
- 6.1 Maintenance 119
- 6.2 Resetting the System 120
- 6.3 Problem Solving 120
- Troubleshooting 121
- Accessories and Parts 122
- Technical Support 123
- Product Repair and Service 123
- Appendix A: Specifications 125
- NMEA Data 126
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