Humminbird NS 10 manual Connections to the NS

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Discrete Keys and Numeric Keypad

CLEAR: Clear is used to turn off alarms, and to negate modes such as PICK, CURSOR, ROUTE, and DIST (distance). It can also be used to turn off a route being traveled and to delete all temporary waypoints and routes.

DIST: Distance calculates the distance between two points, other than your present location.

GO TO: Creates a temporary route to a point selected by PICK or with the cursor.

HELP: Provides many help messages and provides further explanation of some functions.

MAP: Pressing MAP once when using the Select

System will return the map to the graphic area. Pressing MAP when the map is already in the graphic area displays the Map Setup 1 menu, pressing again displays the Map Setup 2 menu. (For additional information see “Additional User Set-up Options” in section 1V.)

NUMERIC KEYPAD: When numeric input is expected the Keypad icon appears in the graphics area and the keypad represents the numeric value shown on the discrete key. (Refer to Figure 8).

PICK: Displays all information about any waypoint visible on the screen.

P STOR: Stores your present position as a temporary waypoint, or stores the position of the cursor when it is in use.

STEER: Provides detailed steering information when a route has been defined.

TEXT: Pressing once displays the names of major geographic points. Pressing a second time turns the names off.

VIEW: View controls the orientation of the map. You may view “top down” or “forward-looking”. Refer to section 111.

ZM IN/ZM OUT: Zoom controls the range at which the map is viewed. Refer to “Zooming in and Out”.

Connections to the NS 10

The back of the NS 10 has a centralized connector area where all inputs and outputs are located (Refer to Figure 9). All cables and connectors are waterproof and use gold plated contacts to inhibit corrosion. The connectors are keyed to prevent reversed connection. Don’t force a connector in or out, and when removing a connector, grip it by the serrated plastic grip, don’t pull on the cable.

The connectors are labeled as follows:

1.POWER: Input for 12 v dc power from the boat’s electrical system or battery draws 0.4 to 0.6 amps of current. Always use the power cable supplied with the unit. (The NS 10 can operate from 11-17.5 volt DC and is internally protected from over voltage).

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Contents Page NS 10 Operations Manual HOW the NS 10 WorksWhat Comes in the BOX Choosing a Mounting Location for the ReceiverChoosing a Mounting Location for the Control Head Deck Mount Mounting the ReceiverStem Mount Page Installing the Control Head Gimbal Bracket MountOptional Flush Mount Basic Functions Getting StartedNS 10 Screen Display Connections to the NS Page Turning the NS 10 on and OFF Page Page Using the Select System Page Page Page Page Display Contrast LIGHT, TEXT, MAP, Clear and Help Buttons Changing Your ViewZooming in and OUT Cursor To Determine the Distance and Bearing From Present Position Creating Temporary WaypointsHighlighting a Waypoint Using Pick Page Creating Temporary Routes Using GO to Steering Information Advanced Functions of the NS Creating Permanent WaypointsPage Page Page Page Page Waypoint Listing Page Entering a New Route Page Existing Routes Page Delete Waypoints To Travel or Clear a Route Page Route Listing Page Alarm Settings Page All Clear Datalog Screen System Status Page Additional User Set-Up Options Page Page Page Simulator and Map Preview Page Page Page Page Page Using the NS10 in an Emergency Maintenance Troubleshooting Humminbird One Year Full Warranty Service PolicyROM SpecificationsRAM NS 10 Interface Options AccessoriesNmea Glossary DgpsALL Clear Display Contrast Clock ModeDISTANCE/SPEED Land Mass HeadingLAT/LON Gridlines Plotter History Nmea Interface OutputPosition Update Averaging HDOP49 PDOP49 VDOP49
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