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Chapter 3: Waypoints 31
3.1 Introducing waypoints
A waypoint is a position marked on a chart or fishfinder screen as a
reference point or as a place to go to and can be used as a building
block when creating routes. Waypoints are represented on screen
by a symbol and their details stored in a waypoint list.
Waypoints can be created in any application and displayed on the
chart and fishfinder windows.
Chart waypoints
On a 2D chart all waypoints are shown.
The active waypoint (i.e the one to which you are heading) has a
box placed around the symbol to highlight it.
Fishfinder waypoints
On a fishfinder screen the waypoint appears as a vertical line
labelled WPT. This representation cannot be changed.
WPT
WPT
WPT
WPT
- Document number: 81314-2 2
- Date: August 2008 2
- Contents 4
- Important information 10
- Electronic charts 11
- Multi-media chart cards 11
- EMC conformance 11
- Declaration of conformity 12
- Product disposal 12
- Warranty 12
- About this manual 12
- Important information 13 13
- Chapter 2: Using the display 14
- 2.1 Introduction 15
- 2.2 System overview 15
- ENTERCANCEL 16
- 2.3 Applications 17
- 2.4 First time use 18
- Simulator 19
- 2.5 Controls 20
- 2.6 Operation 21
- Display lighting and color 22
- ACKNOWLEDGE 23
- AIS ALARM 23
- Toolbars and softkeys 24
- Compass bar 24
- EDIT NAME 25
- 2.8 Displaying applications 26
- Split screen pages 27
- 2.9 Emergencies and warnings 28
- Chapter 3: Waypoints 30
- 3.1 Introducing waypoints 31
- 3.2 Using Waypoints 32
- Navigating to waypoints 33
- View / edit waypoint details 34
- 3.3 Waypoint groups 36
- Deleting waypoint groups 37
- WARNING: Navigation aid 39
- 4.2 The chart 40
- Example Drg 42
- 4.4 Creating a route 43
- Saving a route 44
- 4.5 Following a route 45
- 4.6 Editing routes 46
- Timed routes 47
- Steering instructions 48
- Resetting cross track error 48
- 4.8 Using tracks 49
- 4.10 Chart presentation 52
- Chart mode and orientation 53
- 4.11 Chart detail 54
- Controlling the animation 56
- Pilot book information 58
- Overlay area 59
- To specify the overlay area 59
- 4.13 Chart setup 60
- Chart scale 63
- 5.2 3D chart operation 65
- The controls 66
- Active and Planning modes 66
- Changing the view 67
- Making the view clearer 68
- 3D view locator 69
- Chart synchronization 70
- 5.5 Setting up the 3D chart 71
- Bottom indications 74
- Preset display modes 75
- Zoom view 76
- Standard view 76
- Bottom lock and bottom shift 77
- To adjust bottom lock 77
- To display the A-Scope image 78
- 6.5 Changing the depth range 79
- 6.6 Presentation options 80
- Power setting 81
- Dual / Single frequency view 81
- Measuring depth and distance 82
- 6.7 Placing waypoints 84
- 6.8 Fishfinder alarms 84
- 6.9 Fishfinder Setup Menu 85
- Standard fishfinder image 86
- White line 86
- Bottom fill 86
- White line and bottom fill 86
- Transducer settings 87
- 7.1 System requirements 89
- 7.2 Using Sirius Weather 89
- Moving around the weather map 90
- Placing waypoints 90
- Weather symbols 90
- Precipitation (NOWRad) 91
- Storm Cast 91
- Sea surface temperature (SST) 92
- Canadian radar 92
- Tracking storms 92
- Tropical storm data 93
- Lightning 93
- Surface observation stations 93
- City forecasts 93
- Surface pressure 95
- 7.4 Viewing weather reports 96
- 7.5 Troubleshooting 97
- Chapter contents 100
- 8.1 Using Sirius Radio 101
- Browsing channels 102
- Scanning channels 102
- 8.2 Parental locking 104
- 8.3 Favourite song alerts 104
- Chapter 9: Navtex 106
- ERASE MESSAGE SAVE MESSAGE 107
- 9.1 Setting up Navtex 107
- 9.4 Managing Navtex messages 108
- Chapter 9: Navtex 109 109
- Chapter 10: AIS 110
- 10.1 Background information 111
- 112
- AIS Layer 113
- The AIS screen 113
- 10.4 Safe zones 114
- 10.5 AIS display options 115
- AIS list 116
- Full AIS data 116
- AIS Options softkey 116
- Safety messages 117
- Active alarm list 117
- To acknowledge an AIS alarm 118
- Chapter 10: AIS 119 119
- 11.1 System requirements 121
- 11.2 Data application 121
- Fuel 1 Fuel 2 122
- Preset engine monitor panels 123
- Temperature and fuel units 123
- Engine monitor alarms 123
- 11.4 Customizing data panels 124
- 12.1 Page sets 127
- 12.2 Databar and Compass 127
- DIFF GPS 129
- ON OFF 129
- 12.5 System-wide settings 130
- Date/Time Setup Menu 131
- Alarm Setup Menu 132
- System Alarms Setup 133
- Navigation Alarms Setup 133
- Fishfinder Alarms Setup 134
- AIS Alarms Setup 135
- Display setup 135
- CAUTION: CompactFlash cards 137
- CAUTION: Water ingress 137
- D11369-1 138
- 13.4 Password protection 140
- Disabled data/functions 141
- Cleaning 143
- • Do not use a jet wash 144
- 14.3 Resetting the system 144
- 14.4 Troubleshooting 145
- Chart application 146
- Weather application 146
- 14.5 Contacting Raymarine 147
- 14.6 Contacting Navionics 148
- 14.7 Contacting Sirius 149
- Sirius weather 153
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