Furuno GP-1610CF WAYPOINTS, Routes, Entering Waypoints, Entering a waypoint at own ships position

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WAYPOINTS, ROUTES

7.1 Entering Waypoints

In navigation terminology, a waypoint is a particular location on a voyage whether it be a starting, intermediate or destination point. A waypoint is the simplest piece of informa- tion the GP-1610CF requires to get you to a destination, in the shortest distance possible.

This unit has 200 waypoints into which you can enter position information. There are four methods by which you can enter a waypoint:

•By ship's position

•Through the waypoint list (manual input of latitude and longitude)

•By event position or MOB position

•By the cursor

Entering a waypoint at own ship's position

1.Press the WPT key. The menu for selec- tion of waypoint entry method appears.

SELECT WPT MODE

Own Position

Cursor

WPT List

Event to WPT

ENT: Sel

ESC: Cancel

Figure 7-1 Display for selection of

waypoint entry method

2.Press ▲ or ▼ to select Own Position.

3.Press the ENT key. The following display appears.

WPT at Own Position

LAT:

 

3 2 ° 5 9 . 6 8 5 ’ N

LONG:

1 3 0

° 0 0 . 1 7 7 ’ E

No:

 

 

 

0

0 1

 

 

MARK:

_ _

 

 

CMNT:

9 7 0

1 2 5

1 2

 

 

 

 

 

: Cursor

 

 

 

: Column

ENT: Enter

 

 

MENU: Sel Mode

Figure 7-2 Display for entry of waypoint

at own ship's position

The waypoint number shown is the young- est empty waypoint. If you want to enter the waypoint under that number go to step

5.To change the number go to step 4.

4.Enter waypoint number with numeric keys.

5.To select mark shape, press ▼. (If not se- lected the waypoint will be marked by a yellow octagon with waypoint number in its center. Waypoint color cannot be changed.)

 

 

SP

 

 

SP

 

 

 

: Cursor

 

 

ENT: Enter

 

ESC: Escape

Figure 7-3 Display for selection of

waypoint symbol

6.Operate the Cursor Pad to select mark desired.

7.Press the ENT key.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A

BCDE

FGHIJ

KLMNO

PQRST UVWXY

 

Z , - ! ?

/ & = #

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 0

 

a b c d e

f g h i j

k l m n o

p q r s t u v w x y

 

z

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ENTER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COMMENT:

9

70125 12

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: Cursor

 

 

 

 

 

ENT: Enter

 

 

 

ESC: Escape

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 7-4 Display for entry

of waypoint comment

8.Enter a comment as follows:

a)Operate the Cursor Pad to select desired character. (You may enter numeric data with the numeric keys. The CLR key deletes last-entered character.)

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Contents Page First Edition MAR Safety Instructions for the Operator Safety InstructionsSafety Instructions for the Installer Table of Contents by Subject Setting Destination Table of Contents by Display Item Word to GP-1610CF Owners ForewordFeatures Display Unit System ConfigurationOptional equipment InstallationEquipment Lists Standard supply520-5PSD Installing the display unit Installation of Standard EquipmentMounting considerations Tabletop mounting Installing the antenna unitTypical antenna unit mounting locations Antenna unit mounting procedureFastening pipe to antenna Securing antenna to mast with vinyl tape Transducer WiringPower cable Antenna unit11 Display unit, rear view Necessary tools Installation of TransducersInstalling the inside-hull mount transducer Remarks on installation13 Coating the transducer face with silicone sealant Attaching the transducerPress twice to select Manual Observing the pictureFinal preparation Transducer mounting location Installing the thru-hull mount transducerTransducer outline drawings High speed V-planing hull Typical through-hull mount transducer installationsAcceptable transducer mounting locations Deep-V hull22 Construction of fairing block Procedure for installing the thru-hull mount transducer23 Transom mount transducer mounting locations Installing the transom mount transducerTransducer preparation 24 Transom mount transducer, mounting flush with hull26 Water temperature/speed sensor ST-02MSB Installation of Optional SensorsThru-hull mount water temperature sensor T-03MSB Transom mount water temperature sensor T-02MTBConnection of Optional Equipment Connecting a Dgps beacon receiver30 Connection of other Dgps beacon receivers Connecting a sensorMJ-A10SPF MJ-A6SRMDMJ-A10SRMD Press the Menu key Press the 0 key Press the 6 key Initial SettingsSensor connection Autopilot or remote display connection35 Nmea setup menu Press the Menu key Press the 0 key Press the 8 key Dgps beacon receiver connectionPress t to select on in the Dgps line Control Description Operational OverviewClose the cover and fix it Inserting Chart CardsTurning On/Off the Power Insert the chart card label side up, arrow forwardSample plotter displays Adjusting Tone and BrilliancePlotter Displays Selecting a plotter displayHighway display Plotter/sounder displayData display Graphic display50 kHz Sounder DisplaysSelecting a sounder display Normal sounder displayScope display Marker zoom displayBottom-lock display Bottom zoom displayPress the Menu key to display the Main menu Basic Menu OperationPress the Menu key to escape Principle of Operation Video Sounder OperationManual Sounder Operation How to enable automatic sounder operationManually adjusting the sounder picture Automatic Sounder OperationSuppressing Low Level Noise Press the 6 key to display the Video Sounder Setup menuSuppressing Interference Selecting Picture Advance SpeedErasing Weak Echoes Knowing Depth Change by Audible Chime Changing Zoom Magnification FactorSelecting Hue color arrangement Measuring DepthDisplaying the Water Temperature Graph Offsetting the Depth ReadoutSelecting Unit of Depth Measurement Offsetting Water Temperature Readout Fish AlarmPress to select Fish on Water Temperature Alarm Bottom AlarmTurning On/Off the Expansion Range Marker Selecting Bottom-Lock Expansion Width Receiver Sensitivity gain AdjustmentStopping Transmission Bottom echo Interpreting the DisplayZero line Fish school echoes24 Surface noise/aeration Surface noise/aerationHow the GPS receiver calculates position GPS, Chart OverviewWhat is GPS? Principle of GPSThis manual Hdop is referred to as DOP Position-fixing accuracy HdopCourse-up Presentation ModeShifting the Cursor North-upShifting the Display Changing Chart Scale/ RangeChart Cards Selecting Screen Center by CursorFuruno chart symbols Remarks on chart displayLighthouse and buoy data display Difference between Furuno and Navionics chartsErasing All Track TrackStopping/Restarting Plotting of Track Changing Track ColorPress the Menu key Press the 0 key Press the 2 key Changing Track Plotting IntervalSmoothing Track Press the ENT key Press the Menu keyEntering Marks MarksEntering Event Marks Changing Mark Attributes Erasing Individual MarksEntering the MOB mark Cancelling MOB position as destinationEntering the MOB Mark Erasing All MarksRadar Target Mark Model Cable Connection procedure Operation on radarEnter a comment as follows WAYPOINTS, RoutesEntering Waypoints Entering a waypoint at own ships positionEntering a waypoint by the cursor Entering waypoints by latitude and longitudeErasing waypoints by the cursor Erasing Individual WaypointsChanging Waypoint Position Entering waypoints by event position or MOB positionPress or to select route number Changing Waypoint Mark SizeEntering Routes Waypoint mark size can be selected to large or smallErasing Routes Editing RoutesSetting destination by cursor Setting DestinationSetting Destination Setting destination by waypointSetting a route as destination Setting destination by event position/ MOB positionPress or to select a route How a waypoint is skipped Skipping Route Waypoints Cancelling DestinationArrival/Anchor Watch Alarm PLOTTER-RELATED AlarmsSpeed Alarm XTE Cross Track Error AlarmTrip Alarm Displaying position in Loran C LOPs Offsetting GPS PositionPOSITION-RELATED Operations Displaying Position in LOPsPress the ENT key followed by the Menu key Selecting NavaidDisplaying True or Magnetic Bearings Magnetic VariationPress s to select on Offsetting Chart PositionGPS Setup menu description GPS Setup MenuGPS Operations Speed Averaging Selecting Sensors Optional Equipment SetupSetting up Dgps Beacon Receiver Sensor Setup menu descriptionDgps setup menu Waypoint mark size Cursor size Chart AttributesCustomizing the Display Plotter Display Marker AttributesUnit of Distance Measurement Chart Range or Scale IndicationMaintenance Maintenance & TroubleshootingReplacement of Fuse, Battery Simple troubleshooting Simple TroubleshootingError messages Error MessagesTo escape, press the ESC key three times Diagnostic TestsMemory, I/O port test Panel testDisplay test GPS Monitor DisplayGPS monitor display description Press s to select YES Demonstration DisplayMemory Card Operations for technicians Saving dataLoading data Clearing the MemoryGPS Receiver Power and Environmental ConditionsDimensions and Weight Video SounderWorld Time Standards Geodetic Chart List Icons GPS Plotter Plotting interval Magnetic variation offsetNavigation calculation NmeaDisplay color ResolutionClutter Detecting areaWater temperature sensor Returning signalSounding range Menu Tree On next Page Decca Chains Page Page Page Page Page Index-1 IndexIndex-2 Index-3

GP-1610CF specifications

The Furuno GP-1610CF is a sophisticated marine navigation system designed for enthusiasts who demand accuracy and reliability on the water. Featuring a 10.4-inch color LCD display with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, this unit provides crystal-clear images of charts and navigation information, even under direct sunlight. Its user-friendly interface allows for intuitive management of various functions, making it accessible for both novice and experienced mariners.

One of the standout features of the GP-1610CF is its integrated GPS receiver, which boasts a high sensitivity that ensures rapid acquisition of satellite signals and precise positioning. The unit supports a range of positioning formats, including WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System), allowing for enhanced accuracy within the coastal dimensions. Additionally, the GP-1610CF is compatible with DGPS (Differential GPS) systems, further refining positional accuracy and providing a reliable navigation experience.

The GP-1610CF also supports C-MAP NT+ charting, offering an extensive variety of cartographic data covering numerous regions. This enables users to visualize marine environments with detailed bathymetric information, harbor layouts, and navigational aids. The system's customizable waypoints and route planner facilitate efficient marine navigation, allowing users to create multiple routes and track them in real time.

In terms of connectivity, the GP-1610CF offers NMEA 0183 output, which allows it to interface seamlessly with other marine electronics such as autopilots, radar systems, and depth sounders. This enabling communication between devices enhances overall situational awareness and improves navigation assistance.

The unit is built to withstand the harsh marine environment, featuring a robust housing that is resistant to saltwater, humidity, and temperature variations. Additionally, the GP-1610CF can function in challenging lighting conditions thanks to its adjustable contrast and brightness settings, which help maintain visibility during nighttime operation.

Overall, the Furuno GP-1610CF stands as a reliable choice for sailors seeking a high-performance navigation solution. With its combination of advanced GPS technology, high-resolution display, extensive chart compatibility, and robust design, this device continues to be a trusted companion for marine adventures around the globe. Whether cruising, fishing, or engaging in professional navigation, the GP-1610CF delivers essential features that empower users to navigate with confidence and accuracy.
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