Standard Horizon CP180I Cursor Vs. Home Mode, Cursor and Menu selection speed, Cursor Mode

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Figure 3.1.0a - GPS Status and Chart pages

4.OntheChartpagetheShuttlePointknobisusedtopanaroundthechart.Move the ShuttlePoint knob to the left and you will notice a cross hair appears, this is called the cursor.

5.When you move the ShuttlePoint knob you will notice DST and BRG values in the Data window change. This shows the Distance and Bearing from the GPS Fix of your vessel to the position of the Cursor.

6.If the cursor is moved to the edge of the screen the GPS chart plotter will automatically pan in the desired direction.

3.1.1Cursor Vs. Home Mode

Cursor Mode

When the cursor is shown on the Chart page, this is called Cursor mode.

In Cursor mode the position of the vessel will not stay in the center of the page and will move right off the edge of the screen (as your boat moves) Cursor mode allows you to pan around and look at areas on the map. In this mode your can also measure distance and bearings from your current position.

Home mode

When the ships icon is shown on the Chart page (cursor is not shown) you are in Home mode. Now as the ship moves through the water the vessels position will be kept in the center of the display.

NOTE

To change from Cursor mode to Home mode press [CLR].

3.1.2Cursor and Menu selection speed

The GPS chart plotter allows you to control the speed the Cursor moves when the ShuttlePoint knob is pressed. To change the speed:

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Contents CP180 / CP180i FCC Compliance Statement Cleaning Procedure for the GPS Chart Plotter Screen Page Table of Contents Creating Marks MAP FunctionsRoutes TracksSpecifications AISTechnical Tests Appendix Terms Index General Information IntroductionPacking List 0 CP180C/180i Packing ListCP180 / CP180i Getting Started Mounting the GPS Chart PlotterBracket Mounting Flush Mounting only for CPFlush mounting the CP180 antenna Mounting the CP 180 GPS Antenna12VDC Power and Nmea Cable ConnectionsConnection Table Yellow Port3 Output ConnectionNmea Connections Battery ConnectionsGPS Position on a VHF Radio Optional Black BOX Fish FinderDemo Mode Outputting Nmea to a Personal ComputerNmea Data Page Page Controls and Connections Controls and IndicatorsGetting Started Power On, Off and ShuttlePoint knob operationCursor Mode Cursor Vs. Home ModeHome mode Cursor and Menu selection speedChanging the backlight and contrast Changing the Ships IconSelecting North Up or Course Up Adjusting the TimeAdjusting Time Selecting Loran TD or Other Coordinate System Changing the Chart ColorInformation Other Settings in General Setup MenuChart and Optional devices information Page Using Find Services & More Function Port ServicesOther Available Searches Info on Lakes Quick Info On LakesFull Info On Lakes 1a Example of picture associated to the Fishing object Page New Presentation Features New Data FeaturesMAP MAX Overview Inserting the C-CARDMAX and NT/NT+ C-CARD coexistence MAX Functions Menu MAP FunctionsZoom Type Perspective View1 Perspective View Dynamic Nav-AidsBest Map Pictures & Diagrams How to show the pictures or diagrams of a Multimedia ObjectCurrents Prediction 5b Example of Full Info on Multimedia object Enhanced Port InfoPage Creating Marks Creating a NEW Mark Using the ChartEditing a Mark MarkMoving a Mark or Waypoint Deleting a Mark or WaypointCreating a NEW Mark with the MARKS/WAYPOINTS List MARKS/WAYPOINTS ListGoto Cursor Goto MarkGoto Cursor Page Page Deleting a MOB Point MAN Over Board MOB FunctionPage Routes Creating a Route Using WaypointsMaking Additional Routes Creating a Route Using Marks on the ChartInserting a Waypoint Into a Route Other Settings in Route MenuGoto a Route By select RoutePage Tracking TracksUsing the Trip LOG Other Settings in Track MenuSaving and starting a new Track ENTResetting the Trip Log Page User C-CARD User C-CARD MenuFormatting the User C-CARD Loading a file Transferring files to the optional User C-CARDDeleting a file from the User C-CARD Refreshing the User C-CARDPages ChartWindow Selections Additional Functions on ChartTurning Off Information on Icon Points Display ModeDepth Settings Marine SettingsLand Settings Chart SettingsCustomizing the Data Windows Underwater Objects SettingsCustomizing Chart Settings NavigationCompass Rose Celestial HighwayNmea Display GPS StatusChanging the Nmea page Windows Nmea DEPTH, Wind SPEED, Temp and SOG Trend PagesVHF Digital Selective Calling InterfacingDSC Distress Call Position Request Page Advanced Settings INPUT/OUTPUT NmeaNavigate Compass AlarmsGrounding Alarm Page AIS System Definitions AISAIS Menu To SET the Chart Plotter for Receiving AISVessel Name Mmsi number Radio Call Sign Quick Info on AIS TargetSOG COG CPA and Tcpa valuesPage MAP Weather Service MAP Weather Service MenuDownload Weather Forecast Copy From User C-CARDReal Time View Type of DataTrouble Shooting Page Technical Tests RAM Menu resetSystem Test DIM MenuSerial Ports CartridgesSpecifications SpecificationsMAP NT+/MAX C-CARD GPS Waas Smart Receiver Specifications Appendix Terms Units Altitude IndexMounting GPS Waas Smart Antenna Code S3e/igSH5c0ww 11.00cA77 Please Note
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CP180, CP180I specifications

Standard Horizon is well known for its innovative marine electronics, particularly its line of chart plotters and multifunction displays. Among its popular products are the CPV550, CP500, CP180I, CP180, and CP300 models, each designed to enhance navigational experience for boaters and sailors.

The Standard Horizon CPV550 is a cutting-edge chart plotter that features a bright, high-resolution 5.5-inch color display. This model supports Navionics and C-MAP charts, ensuring users have access to high-quality cartography. Its built-in GPS receiver offers exceptional accuracy and fast position fixes, while its user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation through menus and functions. The CPV550 is equipped with a variety of connectivity options, including NMEA 0183, allowing for seamless integration with other onboard electronics.

The CP500 is another robust option, featuring a 5-inch display and advanced GPS technology. This model is designed for ease of use, with a straightforward interface that appeals to both novice and experienced users. It offers real-time tracking and position monitoring, making it ideal for coastal cruising and fishing. The CP500 supports various cartography formats, providing flexibility for users who prefer different map sources.

Moving on, the CP180I model stands out with its innovative integrated design, packing a 7-inch display and multiple advanced features into a compact unit. It includes built-in Wi-Fi, allowing users to connect their mobile devices and access updates or weather information directly from the display. The CP180I is also compatible with a wide range of NMEA 2000 devices, offering greater customization options for boaters looking to expand their electronic setups.

The CP180 offers similar capabilities but focuses on a slightly larger 8-inch screen. This model enhances visibility and provides an intuitive experience with its touch-screen interface. It supports various navigation modes and features such as AIS overlay and radar integration, which significantly improve situational awareness on the water.

Finally, the Standard Horizon CP300 is a versatile chart plotter that combines advanced features with exceptional user-friendliness. This model features a 9-inch display that offers crisp visuals and enhanced readability even in bright sunlight. It also stands out for its robust integration capabilities with other marine instruments. The CP300 includes built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, allowing for wireless data sharing and connectivity with smart devices.

Overall, the Standard Horizon line of chart plotters, including the CPV550, CP500, CP180I, CP180, and CP300, offers advanced technological features, reliable performance, and user-friendly interfaces, making them excellent choices for both leisure and professional mariners alike. With a focus on connectivity, visibility, and customizable options, these devices enhance the navigation experience on the water.
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