When the Alarm Buzzer Sounds | Furuno GD-3300, GP-3300 specs

1.Press the [ALARM] key to display the ALARM menu.

2.Select SPEED.

3.Select IN or OUT.

4.Select UPPER LIMIT.

5.Enter desired upper limit.

6.Select LOWER LIMIT.

7.Enter desired lower limit.

8.Press the [ENT] key.

6.4When the Alarm Buzzer Sounds...

Silencing the alarm buzzer

When an alarm setting is exceeded, the alarm buzzer sounds and the speaker icon appears at the bottom right-hand corner of the display. You can silence the buzzer by pressing the [CLR] key. The speaker icon remains on the display until the cause of the alarm is removed or the alarm itself is turned off.

What alarm is sounding?

When more than one alarm is active and the alarm sounds, you can see which alarm is sounding by pressing the [ALARM] key.

ALARM

ARRIVAL ALARM

Figure 6-10 ALARM menu, showing location of alarm indication

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Contents

Page 00080834300 Safety Instructions Furuno agent or dealer About the TFT LCD Table of Contents Video Pilot Display Navigation Data Display External Event Mark Target Mark Lines 12.1 Preventive Maintenance 12-1 12.2 Chart Symbols, Contour Lines AttributesTime Differences Geodetic Chart List 11.9 Memory Capacity Word to Furuno GD-3300/GP-3300 Owners Foreword Vii Features Viii Menu Tree GPS Antenna Unit GPA-017S System Configuration Control Description Operational Overview Control description Inserting Chart Cards Turning the power on Turning the Power On/Off Cursor TrackballTurning the cursor on/off Returning Own Ship Marker to Screen Center Shifting the DisplayCursor information +36 44.257’ N Selecting Screen Center by Cursor Position How to select screen center Display Brilliance and Key Backlighting Chart Scale Displaying an electronic chart with the power turned on Card Drives, Chart CardsInsert chart card label side up in the lower slot Card drives Chart card troubleshooting Ejecting the chart cardCare and handling of the cards Press the eject button Furuno chart symbols Chart iconsTable below shows Furuno chart symbols and their meanings Buoy, lighthouse data display on Navionics charts Comparison of FURUNO, Navionics chart cards Data Window Data shown when cursor is on Plot mode description Data shown when cursor is offVideo pilot mode description Nav data mode description Menu operation versus key operation Menu Operation Main menu description Main menu description Selecting options Operation on the DisplayEntering data Summary of menu operation Operational Status Icons Economy Mode Plot display when cursor is on Plot Mode Displays+36 44.257’ N 140.50 35.92NM 134 40.719’ E 36 44.257’ N Plot display when cursor is off 22 Initial Settings menu Setting the Time and Date Stopping Track Recording Track340.5 Changing Color, Appearance of Specific Track Track ColorPress MENU, 9 and 1 to display the EDIT/TRACK Mark menu EDIT/TRACK Mark menu Deleting track by color Deleting TrackDeleting specific track with cursor, box cursor Press MENU, 9, 1 to display the EDIT/TRACK menu Delete Track display Deleting all track How the track is drawn Track Plotting IntervalPlot interval and track reconstruction Plot interval by time or distance Setting plot interval 2 to time Setting plot interval 1 by time Connecting track after restarting track recording Turning off track display when track is not being recordedCustomizing the Hold Function Tuning off a plot interval Setup for manually entering plot intervalCustomizing the Plot Intvl Key Page Entering Marks MARKS, LinesEntering marks with the cursor Entering marks at own ship’s position Press the Mark Color key to show the Change Mark Color menu Changing Current Mark Color Changing Shape, Color of Specific Marks Deleting specific marks Deleting MarksDeleting all marks Deleting marks with the cursor Target Mark External Event MarkLines Erasing an external event mark Changing line color Entering a lineDeleting lines Waypoints Waypoints Waypoint entry by L/L coordinates Entering WaypointsPlace the data input cursor on waypoint Waypoint entry by cursor Waypoint entry by range and bearing Waypoint entry at own ship’s position Waypoint entry by navigation aid Entering a Comment for a Waypoint Turning Specific Waypoint Displays On/Off Deleting waypoints by cursor Deleting Waypoints Destination Waypoint Setting destination waypoint by cursorDeleting waypoints through waypoint list Deleting external waypoint Setting destination waypoint by range and bearing Setting destination waypoint by waypoint number 11 How a destination waypoint is shown on the display When you set a destination waypoint 36 34.000’ N Displaying range and bearing to destination waypoint134 20.524’ E Press the Plot key to display the Data Display Cancelling destination waypoint through the menu Cancelling Destination WaypointCancelling destination waypoint by key input Select Cancel from the Dest field Press the ENT key Sample route Route Navigation Creating routes through the route list Creating Routes Creating routes with waypoint numbers Route key Creating routes with waypoint numbers Menu keyPress the Route key to display the Route NO. menu Select WPT no Enter waypoint numbers Press the ENT key Creating routes with the cursorPress the Route to display the Route NO. menu About route navigation Following a Route Temporarily Deselecting a Route Waypoint Example of when to deselect waypoints Deleting specific route waypoints Deleting Route Waypoints Deleting all route waypoints Cancelling Route Navigation 10 Route list Route Calculation Arrival Alarm, Anchor Watch Alarm AlarmsArrival alarm Alarm range of arrival alarm Anchor watch alarm Border alarm XTE Alarm, Border AlarmXTE alarm Press ← twice Ship’s Speed Alarm What alarm is sounding? When the Alarm Buzzer SoundsSilencing the alarm buzzer Compares the features of the video pilot and plot displays FeaturesVideo Pilot Display Mark data Destination data 34 44.463’ Comparison of plot and video pilot displays34 44.463’ N 135 21.288’ E Navigation Data Display 44 N 135 21 E Autopilot Data Features Available with Autopilot Connection Sample autopilot information on plot display Autopilot Information on Plot Display 134 40.719’ E 10.0KTS Autopilot Information on Video Pilot Display Autopilot in Auto mode Autopilot in Manual mode Autopilot on, destination waypoint selected Autopilot in NAV mode Formatting Memory Cards Memory Card OperationsPress the 3 key to select Save Data to Memory Card Saving Data to Memory Cards Save Track display File name example Playing Back Memory Cards Saving initial settings Saving, Playing Back Initial SettingsPlaying back initial settings Press the 5 key to select Display Memory Card Deleting track, marks/lines from a memory card Editing Memory CardsDeleting files Adding track, marks/lines GPS Information on the Navigation Data Display GPS Receiver Operation GP-3300GPS receiver status 10-1 Frequency deviation Satellite schedule10-2 Satellite data GPS and Dgps Initial Settings10-3 Describes the GPS Initial Settings menu GPS initial settings menu description10-4 10-5 Satellite Force Health/DeselectionPress Menu and 8, and then press − to set the cursor on Speed and course GPS smoothing GPS SmoothingLatitude and longitude GPS smoothing 10-6 10-7 Setting GPS smoothing 10-8 Cold Start Geodetic Datum Selecting chart systemCorrecting GPS Position 10-9 Displaying Position in Loran TDs Other FunctionsDisplaying position in Loran a TDs 11-1 Displaying position in Loran C TDs Bearing Display Reference11-2 Displaying true bearing Magnetic Deviation11-3 11-4 Changing Chart Appearance Correcting chart position by cursor Correcting Chart Position11-5 Corrections chart position by Δ Delta L/L Correcting chart position by latitude and longitude11-6 Loran TD Correction Cancelling chart position correction11-7 Calculating R/B by latitude and longitude Calculating R/B Between Two Points11-8 11-9 Calculating R/B by waypoint numbers Locking or unlocking preferred settings Locking Preferred SettingsDefault memory arrangement is as shown in Figure Memory Capacity Track memory When the track memory becomes full oldest track is deleted11-11 Apportioning the Memory When the mark memory becomes full no marks can be enteredMark/line memory 11-12 11-13 Reading Number of Track, Marks Used 11-14 Smoothing 11-15 Selecting Navaid 11-16 Track, Mark and Marker Attributes Special menu Initial settings menu11-17 11-18 Customizable items on the Initial Settings menu 11-19 Chart Symbols, Contour Lines AttributesSelect item and option as appropriate Press the ENT key Preventive Maintenance Maintenance & Troubleshooting12-1 Self test at power on Diagnostic TestsMemory circuits, I/O ports 12-2 12-3 Keyboard testTo escape from the test, press any key Test pattern 2 color distortion Test pattern 1 color dropout12-4 Check the pattern for color dropout Press any key to escape 12-5 Error Messages Memory card replaced during operation 12-6No file by that name exists No files on memory card to delete 12-7 Replacement of FuseWaypoint being used as destination waypoint Memory card battery Replacement of Batteries12-8 Plotter section Verifying Program Version NoGPS section GP-3300 12-9 12-10 Troubleshooting Table 12-11 12-12 Clearing Memories Press the 8 key to select Clear Memory 12-13 Time Differences Appendix Adindan Geodetic Chart List GD/GP-3300 Specifications of Color Video PLOTTER/COLOR GPS Plotter Coating Color Index-1 Index Index-2 Index-3

Furuno GD-3300 When the Alarm Buzzer Sounds, What alarm is sounding?, Silencing the alarm buzzer

Models: GP-3300 GD-3300

6.4When the Alarm Buzzer Sounds...

Silencing the alarm buzzer

What alarm is sounding?

Figure 6-10 ALARM menu, showing location of alarm indication