Humminbird NS 10 manual Update Averaging

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Select Station One; After determining the GRE, the NS 10 must know which two secondary stations you want to use.

Select Station Two; Now identify the second secondary station.

At this point, the NS 10 will return to the next system option menu.

POWER: Press the power key once to turn the NS 10 on. To turn it off, hold down the key for 2 seconds, until the audible chirp is heard. This will prevent accidentally turning the unit off during normal operation.

P STOR: Stores your present position as a temporary waypoint, or stores the position of the cursor when it is in use. Represents the number 4 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed.

SELECT: Allows the user to select between menu functions that are displayed on the screen.

STEER: Selects the steering indicator when travelling a route or using the GO TO function. Represents the number 8 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed.

TEXT: Allows the display of names of geographic points. Represents the number 1 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed.

TIME DIFFERENTIALS (TD's): See POSITION.

UPDATE AVERAGING

Default setting: fast

With this setting on fast the NS 10 updates time and displays

a course and position update once per second. With a medium setting, the information is updated every three seconds, with speed and heading information over the last 3 seconds being averaged. The slow setting has a 5 second update and averaging. Selecting MEDIUM or SLOW are more appropriate for long trips, or a slow moving boat where the position of the boat does not change as quickly. Again, experimenting with these settings is the best way to choose the setting that works best for you.

UP/DOWN: Used to adjust or select variables within the selected menu.

VIEW: Toggles the display between the top down view, and the forward looking view. Represents the number 7 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed.

XTE: Cross Track Error. When navigating a predetermined route, the XTE is the shortest distance between your position and the desired route.

ZM IN: Reduces the displayed range by one-half. Represents the number 5 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed.

ZM OUT: Doubles the displayed range. Represents the number 2 when the numeric keypad symbol is displayed.

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Accuracy 49 Acquiring 49 Advanced functions 31 All Clear 47 Alarms anchor 45, 46 arrival 45 off course 45 Heading away from waypoint 58

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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 Mounting the Receiver Deck MountStem 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 PolicySpecifications ROMRAM Accessories NS 10 Interface OptionsNmea Dgps GlossaryALL Clear Clock Mode Display Contrast DISTANCE/SPEED Heading Land MassLAT/LON Gridlines Nmea Interface Output Plotter HistoryPosition Update Averaging HDOP49 PDOP49 VDOP49
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