Furuno FR-1710 manual On-screen Legends and Markers, On-screen legends and markers

1.9 On-screen Legends and Markers

Heading
(Requires heading sensor.)
	Heading line						Log speed (Requires log device.)
Range ring interval	2nd trace echo										Tuning bar
Range to cursor	rejector
Range to cursor	2nd Echo			HDG 234.5		°	AUTO				GAIN setting
	8/2 NM			LOG 12.8 KT						GAIN
	4.111NM
Bearing to cursor									A/C SEA		A/C SEA setting
	103.7°R
									A/C RAIN
	HU
									BRILL
Presentation mode	PULSE MIP										A/C RAIN setting
					000
Pulselength	OFF CENT	340		350			010	020
	FUNC1								030		BRILL setting
Offcenter	COAST	330
	320								040
Function	310									050	Cursor
	300									060
Target alarm	290									00
										7
										7
zone No. 1	2									00	Waypoint marker
										0
	8									8
No. 1 EBL	0									0	Target alarm
No. 2 EBL	2									0	zone No. 2
	7									9
	0									0
	2									1
	6									0	No.1 VRM
	0									0
	2									110
	5
Range rings	0										No.2 VRM
	240									120
	230									130	North marker
Interference	220								140
rejector	IR2	210							150
Echo stretch	ES1
		200						160			Guard zone (active one
Noise rejector	NR			190	180		170
										GZ1 GZ2	is circumscribed)
	A/C AUTO
Auto clutter		OS		40.36’N			40°21.211’N				Guard zone mode
	EAV1		34°							OUT IN
reduction				18.23’E			127°21.321’E				Target trail reference
	VIDEO	(L/L)	135°							REL TRAIL
Echo averaging	CONTRAST1	WP	RNG	123.9NM TTG 00 : 50					30S 0 : 16		Target trail time,
Video contrast	EBL		BRG	220°R						VRM	elapsed time
			TTG	00:20				20.1°C	T-ALM
No. 1 EBL	345.6° R				TEMP					2.093 NM	No. 1 VRM
	23.0° R	9/22	12:34 UTC		DEPTH			123.5M	02:30	4.465 NM
bearing											range
	No. 2 EBL	Date, time								Timer alarm	No. 2 VRM
					Water temperature,						range
	bearing									countdown
		Range, bearing			water depth
		to waypoint							Cursor position,
									time-to-go
		Own ship position

Figure 1-8 On-screen legends and markers

Note: The cursor functions to measure the range and bearing to a radar target, and is perma- nently displayed. It can be returned to the screen center by pressing the VRM rotary control.

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