Time Date 26/01/99, Time/Date Data | Raymarine 420D instruction

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Time/Date Data

The Time/Date display comprises text data occupying the whole screen:

SUNRISE	06.23
SUNSET	21.34	TODAY
AT POSITION (USER SELECTED)
	50°45 .000 N
	001°06	.000 W (c)

TIME 12:34

DATE 26/01/99

ETA	(WAYPOINT)	13:37	26/01/99
TTG	(WAYPOINT)	01:03
ETA	(ROUTE)	14:32	27/01/99
TTG	(ROUTE)	34:03

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Textual data provides Sunrise and Sunset time, Current Time/ Date, Waypoint and Route arrival times plus the XTE indicator.

Sunrise and Sunset times are for the selected day and at the selected position. The TODAY indicator emphasises that the sunrise and sunset times relate to the current day. If you select another day, the TODAY text is replaced with ON XX/XX/XX where XX/XX/XX is the selected date in the current format.

When the Time/Date screen is first opened, the data relates to the current day, unless there is no date information available. In this case the last date is used. The vessel’s current position is used unless there is no GPS fix in which case the cursor position is used and shown as a USER SELECTED position.

The position data can be either as selected by you, in which case the text relating to the position is USER SELECTED, or the current position in which case the text is VESSEL.

The (c) indicator only appears when the position has been user calibrated.

The Time and Date fields show the local current time and date.

The TTG and ETA (WAYPOINT) data relates to the target waypoint. The TTG and ETA (ROUTE) data relates to the end of the route.

All data is based on the SOG towards the current target. If the SOG is negative, or data is not available, these fields are replaced with dashes, one per character.

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Raymarine 420D manual Time Date 26/01/99, Time/Date Data

Contents

Distributed by Raychart 420/ 420D Chartplotter Page RayChart 420 and 420D Chartplotter Owner’s Handbook Safety Notices United States EMC Conformance WarrantyPreface RayChart 420/420D Chartplotter Contents Join a route Advance to a waypoint Table of Contents Vii For accessories and parts Table of Contents RayChart 420/420D How this Handbook is organised OverviewIntroduction Display functions Chartplotter displayGeneral Operating controls Display options Trackpad and cursor 128 nm Dedicated keys Function bar Pop-up menus Database lists Simulator Getting startedConventions used Switching on/off Chart simulator Selecting the display mode Controlling the display Time 1234 Date 26/01/99 Moving around the chart Using Find Ship Changing the chart scale Status Bar Chart range Using Navionics Nav-Chart cards 128 nm Inserting a Nav-Chart card Displaying chart information Removing a Nav-Chart cardDisplaying the chart data To obtain port services information RayChart 420/420D Chartplotter Safety OperationWorking with waypoints Introduction Placing a waypoint Operation Selecting a waypoint Editing the waypoint details Enter Erasing a waypoint Moving a waypoint Working with routes Creating a new route Saving the Current Route Clearing the current route from the screen Retrieving a route from the database Editing a route Displaying route leg and waypoint informationErasing or renaming a route Inserting/deleting waypoints in a route To add a waypoint to the end of a route Following routes and going to target points Follow a route Reverse a route Join a route Target point arrivalAlter a route Restart Cross Track Error XTE Advance to a waypoint Going to an individual target Go to a waypoint Go to cursor Go to a port Changing the display mode Stop follow or stop goto CDI display BDI display BRG 234 T RNG 12.4 nm Waypoint data COG 230 T SOG 6.8 Kts Navigation data Time Date 26/01/99 Time/Date Data Managing database lists Transferring waypoints and routesDisplayed waypoints Using tracks WPT/ROUTE Transfer Setting up a track Setting SmartRoute‰ Man Overboard MOBClearing the current track Alarms Range key operates normally to change chart scale Setting up the chartplotter System set up parameters Menu Options Factory New Default Setting Bearing mode Key beepUnits Variation Time offset LanguageSimulated SOG Simulated COG Chart set up parameters Parameter Options Factory New Default Setting Plotter mode Waypoint symbolOrientation Show waypoints Anchor alarm XTE alarmChart text Screen amplifier Chart boundaries Depth contours 5MDepth contours 10M Depth contours 20M GPS setup Setting Up the Chartplotter RayChart 420/420D Chartplotter Installation EMC Installation Guidelines Connections to other equipment Unpacking and inspecting the componentsSuppression ferrites Location Items Missing?Registering this Product Selecting the best location 122 mm 4.8 Connecting to other equipment Mounting the chartplotterTrunnion yoke mounting Panel mounting D47221 Cabling Chartplotter connectorsGPS connector POWER/NMEA connector System Check and Initial Switch On Function Color Initial Switch On System Check Checking the Chartplotter Operation RayChart 420/420D Chartplotter Maintenance & fault finding MaintenanceServicing and Safety Routine checks Resetting the system Two types of reset are available for the Chartplotter Problem solving Fault finding How to contact Raytheon Marine US For accessories and partsFor product repair and service Worldwide support How to contact Raytheon Marine Europe RayChart 420/420D Chartplotter Appendix a Specification Y2K RayChart 420/420D Chartplotter Appendix B Nmea data RayChart420 Appendix C List of abbreviations COG RayChart 420/420D Chartplotter Cut out Shaded area Only RayChart Limited Warranty Certificate Warranty Limitations Factory Service Centers United States of America