Humminbird NS 10 manual Clock Mode, Display Contrast, Distance/Speed

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This is a convenient way to clear routes and waypoints at one time. You may clear individual routes or waypoints through their respective menus, one at a time.

CLEAR: used to turn off activated alarms, and to negate modes such as PICK, CURSOR, ROUTE, and DIST (distance). Represents the number 0 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed. Also holding CLEAR for 3 seconds, until chirping sound is heard, will delete all temporary waypoints and routes.

CLOCK MODE

Default setting: UTC

The clock contained in the NS10 is updated continuously by the GPS satellites, and will be very accurate. Three different time display options are available: UTC , universal time code, which time world-wide is based, 12 hour local with AM and PM indicated, or 24 hour local time. Choosing either of the later options will result in the next menu.

UTC clock offset; the NS 10 knows the time very accurately based on Greenwich meantime, but has no idea what time it is in your time zone, since time zones don't correspond to Lat/Lon lines. Use the arrow buttons to select the hour of the day in your time zone, and press ENTER. The NS 10 of course knows the minutes and seconds, and will convert the time display to local time.

DIRECTIONAL ARROWS: controls the position and movement of the cursor function, as well determining the direction of PICK.

COURSE: your actual direction of travel measured in degrees from North.

DISPLAY CONTRAST

Default setting: 3 bars

The display contrast menu allows you to adjust the optimum viewing angle for the LCD display. In normal operation, this will probably not be necessary. If the NS 10 is flush mounted in

the console, it may be desirable to adjust the display for maximum contrast when viewed from a specific location.

When the NS 10 is gimbal mounted, the adjustment allowed by the gimbal bracket is usually sufficient to maximize contrast for the viewer.

Ambient air temperature has some effect on the viewing angle of any LCD. If you notice a degradation of display contrast when using the NS 10 in extreme temperatures, adjustment of the display contrast may be necessary.

Using the arrow buttons to adjust. The display contrast responds immediately to your adjustment so you can pick the appropriate setting. The nine position scale simply shows the range of adjustment available.

After adjusting the display contrast, press SELECT to exit to the next higher menu.

DIST: Calculates the distance between two points. Represents the number 3 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed.

DISTANCE/SPEED

Default setting: Statute miles/MPH

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Contents Page HOW the NS 10 Works NS 10 Operations ManualChoosing a Mounting Location for the Receiver What Comes in the BOXChoosing a Mounting Location for the Control Head Mounting the Receiver Deck MountStem Mount Page Gimbal Bracket Mount Installing the Control HeadBasic Functions Getting Started Optional Flush MountNS 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 Changing Your View LIGHT, TEXT, MAP, Clear and Help ButtonsZooming in and OUT Cursor Creating Temporary Waypoints To Determine the Distance and Bearing From Present PositionHighlighting a Waypoint Using Pick Page Creating Temporary Routes Using GO to Steering Information Creating Permanent Waypoints Advanced Functions of the NSPage 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 Service Policy Humminbird One Year Full Warranty Specifications ROM RAM Accessories NS 10 Interface OptionsNmea Dgps GlossaryALL Clear Clock Mode Display ContrastDISTANCE/SPEED Heading Land MassLAT/LON Gridlines Nmea Interface Output Plotter HistoryPosition Update Averaging HDOP49 PDOP49 VDOP49