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Raymarine 300 manual Waypoint Symbols, Waypoint Numbers, Default Waypoint Symbol, Vectors

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•North Up: The screen is displayed with north upwards. As you change heading, the ship’s heading marker moves. This is the default mode and is the only mode available if there is no heading data.

•Course Up: The plotter is stabilized and displayed with the currently selected course upwards. If you select a new course, the picture rotates to display the new course upwards.

The reference used for the Course Up depends on the information available. The first available in the following is used:

•A locked heading over a SeaTalk connection

•The heading at the time Course Up was selected

To update the Course Up reference whilst Course Up is the current mode, re-select Course Up from the set up menu.

•Head Up: The display shows the vessel’s current heading upwards. As the heading changes the image will rotate.

Waypoint Symbols

This setting controls whether or not the waypoints are shown on the display, with their appropriate symbols. The active waypoint, and waypoints in the current route, are always shown.

Waypoint Numbers

This setting controls whether or not the waypoint numbers are shown for any waypoints in the current route.

Default Waypoint Symbol

This setting provides a selection of symbols for the default waypoint display.

Vectors

Heading, Tide and Course Over Ground vectors can be displayed as a line from your vessel. The length of the vector is determined by your choice of SOG and the time period. An infinite vector extends to the edge of the screen.

•Heading Vector indicates your current heading.

•COG Vector indicates your course over ground.

•Tide Vector indicates the tide set. Tide information is calculated from the speed through water, compass heading plus COG and SOG.

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Raymarine 300 manual Waypoint Symbols, Waypoint Numbers, Default Waypoint Symbol, Vectors

Contents

Raynav 300 GPS Plotter Owner’s HandbookPage SAFETY NOTICES Raynav 300 GPS Plotter Owner’s HandbookWAAS Satellite Differential GPS Prelim PagesExtended Offshore Coverage Availability of the WAAS System in North AmericaFigure i The WAAS System Accuracy and Continuation of Broadcast Coverage Coverage Outside of North AmericaFigure ii WAAS Coverage Map Warranty PrefaceEMC Conformance Technical AccuracyContents - Raynav 300 Plotter ChapterSAFETY NOTICES ChapterChapter Using the Route List to Erase or Name a RouteOperation Setting Up the GPS Plotter InstallationChapter ChapterChapter 6 Maintenance & Fault Finding Appendix A Technical SummaryAppendix B SeaTalk and NMEA Data Appendix C List of Abbreviations1.1 Introduction Chapter 1 OverviewHow this Handbook is Organized 1.2 Features GeneralDisplay Display ModesPlotter Functions 1.3 The Plotter DisplayDisplay Functions 1.4 Operating Controls GPS Data PagesTrackpad and Cursor Moving the CursorDedicated Keys Context-Sensitive Cursor ControlALARMS SET UP Soft KeysPop-Up Menus Note If the key text is greyed out, it is not currently availableDatabase Lists WAYPOINT LISTPOSITION 348 m2.2 Power On/Off Chapter 2 Getting Started2.1 Introduction Conventions UsedSD-FIX GPS STATUS1.0 D-FIX STEER STARBOARDNote Factory default settings are LIGHT OFF and CONTRAST 50% Changing the Lighting and ContrastSelecting the Display Mode 2.3 Controlling the DisplayFigure 2-5 Display Modes 5050000W00106000W Chapter 2 Getting StartedUsing FIND SHIP 2.4 Plotter Display Control FunctionsMoving Around the Plotter Screen Panning the DisplayChanging the Display Center Changing the Display ScaleSwitching the Cursor Data Box On/off Customizing the Display OptionsSimulator Mode Switching Grid On/off2-10 Raynav 300 GPS PlotterChapter 3 Operation 3.2 Changing the Display Mode3.1 Introduction Data Display Pages 320 M 0.55 nm050 M 12.0 kts320M 0.55nm050M 12.0kts0.06 nm 01 h00 mRNG 0.55 nm 133400BRG 320M RNG 0.55nmDEPTH 12.5 m SPEED 11ktsAUTO LOCK 323M0.05nm DEPTH 12.5MWIND TRUE WIND APPEnvironment Data Figure 3-11 Environment Data #10.05nm 300T23.2nm CDI/BDI Data28.7nm 124T MANUAL Data Boxes104018 17kts 124T 0.05nmData Log TIMEPOSITION 3.3 Working with Waypoints IntroductionPlacing a Waypoint WAYPOINT LISTPOSITION 348 mNEW WAYPOINT 124 mRNG 12.6 nm Figure 3-19 New Waypoint ScreenWPT POSITION LORAN TDs 3-15Figure 3-20 Waypoint Position Screen Loran TDs Figure 3-21 Select Chain/Slaves ScreenSelecting a Waypoint Figure 3-23 Waypoint Soft KeysEditing Waypoint Details Waypoint Data DisplayNote The ERASE WPT soft key is only available via the Waypoint List Figure 3-25 Waypoint Symbol Selection D49091Erasing a Waypoint Moving a WaypointUsing the ST60 or ST80 Navigator Keypad Figure 3-26 ST80 Navigator KeypadSelecting an Entry in the Waypoint List Editing Entries in the Waypoint, Route, or Track ListsTo edit an item in a list using the Navigator Keypad 3.4 Working with Routes Figure 3-27 Default Soft Keys Typical Creating a New RouteWAYPOINTS NEW ROUTETo make a new route by placing waypoints using the cursor Figure 3-31 Make Route Soft Keys D4928-1Saving the Current Route SAVE ROUTEFull Route Details Displaying Route InformationROUTE LIST INFO FOR ROUTE - NEW ROUTE Route Leg and Waypoint Information Clearing the Current Route from the ScreenCLEAR D4961-1 D4915-1Using the Route List to Erase or Name a Route Retrieve a Route from the DatabaseInserting a Waypoint into a Route Editing a RouteAdding/Removing Waypoints at the End of the Route Reversing the Route Removing a Waypoint from within the Routei. Press REVERSE ROUTE Going To an Individual Target Point 3.5 Following Routes and Going to WaypointsNote The soft keys differ if a follow or goto is already in progress LOWING ROUTE. CANCEL ROUTE AND GOTO CURSOR? Follow a RouteOther Follow Route Options Note You cannot remove a waypoint from a route if it is the targetRestart Cross Track Error XTE Stop Follow or Stop GotoJoining a Route Advancing to a WaypointTarget Point Arrival 3.6 Transferring Waypoints and Routes Displayed SeaTalk WaypointsTransferring Database Lists Receiving Waypoints from Other Equipment3.7 Using Tracks Sending Waypoints to Other EquipmentSetting Up a Track Figure 3-41 Track Interval Setting GuideClearing the Current Track Managing Tracks SmartRouteSaving and Naming the Current Track Naming, Erasing and Showing a Track 3.8 Man Overboard MOB MOB DR0.33 nm 162 T3.9 Alarms & Timers External AlarmsFigure 3-47 Alarms Set Up Menu Setting Alarms and TimersALARMS SET UP 3.10 Cursor Echo 3-50 Raynav 300 GPS PlotterTrack, detailed in Using Tracks on page Chapter 4 Setting Up the GPS Plotter4.1 Introduction 4.2 Changing the Set Up Parameters Figure 4-1 Set Up Soft Keys4.3 System Set Up Parameters Table 4-1 System Set Up ParametersChapter 4 Setting Up the GPS Plotter DefaultTable 4-1 System Set Up Parameters Continued Bearing ModeCursor Reference Note The alarms continue to sound Cursor ReadoutDay/Night HelpMenu Timeout Period Auto ModeAutopilot Pop Up UnitsNMEA OUT Set Up Date and Time SettingsManual Mode Note The remote display must have SeaTalk Cursor Out enabledGPS Source GPS SOG/COG FilterNMEA Input LanguageChart Orientation 4.4 Plotter Set Up ParametersTable 4-2 Plotter Set Up Parameters Waypoint Symbols Default Waypoint SymbolWaypoint Numbers VectorsPosition Offset Datum Selection4.5 GPS Set Up Fix ModeGPS STATUS 1.0 D-FIXD-GPS Set Up DIFFERENTIAL GPS SET UPD-GPS Mode Signal Strength and Signal to Noise RatioBeacon ID Beacon FrequencyRestart GPS Differential Age4-16 Raynav 300 GPS PlotterEMC Installation Guidelines Chapter 5 Installation5.1 Introduction Connections to Other Equipment Suppression FerritesFigure 5-1 Typical Suppression Ferrites System Parts and Accessories 5.2 Unpacking and Inspecting the ComponentsItems Missing? Registering this Product5.3 GPS Antenna Installation Surface MountingUnderside view Top viewD47251 Pole Mounting Figure 5-3 Pole Mounting Arrangement5.4 Plotter Installation Trunnion yoke Mounting Figure 5-4 Raynav 300 GPS Plotter DimensionsRaynav 300 GPS Plotter Panel Mounting Note The gasket must be fitted to ensure EMC compliance5.5 Connecting to Other Equipment Figure 5-5 Panel Mounting5.6 Cable Running ConnectorsIntroduction PWR/NMEA Connector Antenna ConnectorThis unit is not intended for use on positive ground vessels Function Table 5-2 Power/NMEA ConnectionsColor 5.7 System Check and Initial Switch On SeaTalk ConnectorSystem Check EMC ConformanceSYSTEM SET UP MENU Initial Switch OnChecking the Plotter Operation 5-16 Raynav 300 GPS PlotterChapter 6 Maintenance & Fault Finding 6.1 MaintenanceEMC Servicing and Safety Guidelines Routine Checks6.2 Resetting the System Disposal6.3 Problem Solving Note The factory default settings are listed in ChapterRaynav 300 GPS Plotter Appendix A Technical Summary Appendix A Technical SummaryFeature DescriptionFeature Built in Lithium battery giving ~5 yearsDescription From a PC serial port via the NMEA interAppendix B SeaTalk and NMEA Data Appendix B SeaTalk and NMEA DataData Received SourceThe following data, if available, are transmitted on the SeaTalk port Data OutputSeaTalk NMEA OutAppendix C List of Abbreviations Appendix C List of AbbreviationsAbbreviation MeaningRaynav 300 GPS Plotter SiRF LICENSE AGREEMENT IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY 3. LIMITED WARRANTY REMEDIES DISCLAIMER LIMITATION OF LIABILITYPage Installation Templates GPS Antenna Mounting TemplateRaynav 300 Plotter Raynav 300 GPS Plotter Mounting Template Installation TemplatesCut out shaded area only 300/320 TemplateRaynav 300 GPS Plotter Index see also WAAS EMC see also WAAS Managing Page Page Page Warranty Certificate Limited WarrantyInstalled Warranty Obtaining Warranty ServiceWarranty Limitations Factory Service Centers Sales & Order ServicesUnited States of America UK, Europe, Middle East, Far East