6.4

What the chart displays

51

6.5

Chart cards

52

6.6

Chart datum

52

6.7

Chart setup

53

6.8

Moving around the chart

59

6.9

Chart presentation

60

6.10 Locating your vessel on the chart display

72

6.11 Waypoints

73

6.12 Routes

75

6.13 Tracks

82

6.14 Measuring distances and bearings

84

Chapter 7 Using the 3D chart

85

7.1

3D chart overview

86

7.2

3D chart setup

87

7.3

3D chart cards

88

7.4

3D chart display overview

88

Chapter 8 Using autopilot control

95

8.1

Disengaging the autopilot in an emergency

96

8.2

Autopilot control

96

8.3

Autopilot control options

98

8.4

Autopilot alarms

98

Chapter 9 Using radar

99

9.1

Radar overview

100

9.2

Radar scanner power modes

100

9.3

Radar range and image quality

101

9.4

Radar display overview

104

9.5

Dual range radar operation (digital scanners

 

 

only)

105

9.6

Radar mode and orientation

106

9.7

Radar tuning — DIGITAL scanners

109

9.8

Radar tuning — ANALOG scanners

114

9.9

Waypoints

120

9.10 Using radar to measure distances, ranges, and

 

 

bearings

121

9.11 Using radar to track targets and avoid

 

 

collisions

124

9.12 Radar alarms

128

9.13 Setting up your radar

129

Chapter 10 Using AIS

133

10.1

AIS overview

134

10.2

AIS prerequisites

135

10.3

Classes of AIS data

136

10.4

Enabling or disabling AIS

137

10.5

Displaying AIS vectors

137

10.6

AIS status symbols

138

10.7

AIS silent mode

138

10.8

Viewing AIS target information

139

10.9

Using AIS to avoid collisions

140

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