Furuno NX-300 manual

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Contents Operators Manual 00080900012 Important Notices Safety Instructions Safety Instructions for the Installer Contents Other Functions Word to NX-300 Owners ForewordFeatures Furuno System ConfigurationOptional equipment Equipment ListsStandard supply This page intentionally left blank Navtex System Operation Principle of Navtex SystemHow Navtex Works Nnnn Message FormatSAR receiving Lights Display IndicationsNavtex Station Map NAV Navtex Station ListIII VII None IMO XII This page is intentionally left blank Control Description Turning the Power On/OffOperation Menu Operation Overview Adjusting Dimmer and ContrastPress ! or to select Auto or Manual as desired Selecting Stations11 Message Selection menu Selecting MessagesFunctions menu description Setting Functions Functions menuDownloading Messages to a PC WiringDownloading messages to a PC 19 Saving Messages window Displaying Messages Selecting Language22 Sample messages Sample Messages23 Nav data display Displaying Navigation Data24 Frequency window Selecting Receive FrequencyUnits of Measurement System MenuTime Difference using local time Time Display Default SettingUser Display of Navigation Data Delete All MessagesUser Display This page is intentionally left blank All Clear Demo ModeView Mode Other FunctionsReceived message log Changing Received Message Log WindowDiagnostic Test Maintenance TroubleshootingMaintenance 0850191-XX.XX 1451414-XX.XX When the Battery Icon AppearsReplacement of Fuse This page is intentionally left blank Tabletop overhead mounting InstallationInstallation of Display Unit Mounting considerationsHow to assemble the connector Installation of Antenna UnitWiring WiringInput data sentence description InterfacingGrounding External equipmentMessage Selection A-E, L, V Receive Others Ignore Menu TreeFuruno Specifications of Navtex Receiver Furuno This page is intentionally left blank Packing List NX-300-N-D Page Page Page 取付位置 Page This page is intentionally left blank AUTO-FAST AUTO-SLOW IndexIndex-2