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Raymarine Chartplotter RL70CRC PLUS, RL80CRC PLUS, Raychart Chartplotter RC530 PLUS manual Marpa

Models: Raychart Chartplotter RC530 PLUS Combined Pathfinder Radar Chartplotter RL70CRC PLUS RL80CRC PLUS

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Using MARPA

hsb2 PLUS Series Color LCD Display

MARPA

ID	BRG	RANGE	COURSE	SPEED
0	327oT	0.63nm	256oT	3.0kts
1	537oT	1.70nm	256oT	2.0kts

CANCEL	MARPA BOX			CANCEL
TARGET		OFF	ON	ALL

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Figure 3-16: MARPA Database List

MARPA BOX

OFF ON

➤To cancel all targets:

1. Press MARPA followed by MARPA LIST to display the database list.

CANCEL

ALL

2.Press the CANCEL ALL soft key. You are prompted to confirm.

Press YES to continue, all the MARPA targets are cleared from the screen, and the data is removed from the MARPA database list.

Press NO to cancel the operation.

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Raymarine Chartplotter RL70CRC PLUS, RL80CRC PLUS, Raychart Chartplotter RC530 PLUS, Combined Pathfinder Radar manual Marpa

Contents

Distributed by Distributed by Hsb2 Plus Series Color LCD Display Page Hsb2 Series Color LCD Display Owner’s Handbook December Portsmouth Hampshire PO3 5TD England Telephone Raymarine LimitedAnchorage Park TFT LCD Displays System Display Scanner ChartplotterPreface Warranty EMC Conformance Contents Viii Standard Radar Operations Standard Chart Operations Integrated Radar Operations Further Chart Operations Going To an Individual Target Point Installation Chart Display -RL70/80CRC PLUS, RC530 PLUS, RC631 Plus Maintenance and Problem Solving MAP Chart Card Features SpecificationUsing the Auxiliary Junction Box Connecting a Raymarine Heading Sensor Xiv How to Use This Handbook Overview Howto Use This Handbook Unit capable of sourcing specific data such as Fishfinder, chart or radar dataTerminology High Speed Bus links compatible display units Display Unit GeneralIntroduction to hsb2 Systems Scanner Features Plus Display Units Operating Modes Set Up OptionsDisplay Full-screen mode Half-screen Window Options Following are available Full Screen Operating Modes Window Options for Integrated Systems Full-screen mode Half-screen Window OptionsMulti-display systems Heading and Position Data Providing Heading Data for Radar/Chart Overlay and MarpaDetails on connecting other equipment are given in Chapter Pathfinder Radar Plus Display Pathfinder Radar Plus Display Options 3nm 14.4m Radar Functions120@T 6.3kts 5.7kts Chartplotter Display Chartplotter Display Options Typical Chartplotter Display Chartplotter Functions Operating Controls Trackpad and Cursor Cursor is used to Select a position on the screen Moving the CursorContext-Sensitive Cursor Control Dedicated Keys Soft Keys Pop-Up Menus Typical Pop-up Menu Database Lists Waypoint List Conventions Used Getting Started & Adjusting the DisplayIntroduction Simulator Switching the Display On and Off Radar Mode Power key Chart Mode Switch Off Simulator Mode Switch Off Adjusting the Brightness Changing the Brightness Selecting the Mode of Operation Controlling the Display Using the Display Key Selecting a Half-Screen Window for Display Switching Control Between Radar & Chart Screens Returning to the Full-Screen Display Radar Half-Screen Window Options Getting Started Chartplotter Customizing the Screen Presentation Options Switching the Cursor Data Box On and OffSwitching Radar Range Rings or Chart Grid On and Off Data Boxes Waypoint Display Radar modeTo switch the group of data boxes on or off Cursor Custom Options Chart mode Screen To display the active waypoint Press the Zoom soft key to display the following soft keys Using the Zoom FunctionRadar Display Control Functions Offsetting the Center Radar Display Zoom Window Hiding the Ship’s Heading Marker SHM Radar Display with an Offset Center Changing the Chart Center Chart Display Control FunctionsMoving Around the Chart Using Find Ship 10 Changing the Chart Center Changing the Chart Scale 11 Changing the Chart Scale 12 Chart Boundaries Center of the screen Range key as many times as required Radar/Chart OverlayInformation is available Radar/Chart Overlay Follow a Route Typical Chart ScenariosGoto a Waypoint Cursor Echo Place and Goto a Waypoint Waypoint Make and Follow a Route Make Review Your Passage Plan Plan Displaying the Radar and Synchronizing Radar & Chart Radarthe Synchronizing Chart Hsb 2 Plus Series Color LCD Display Standard Radar Operations Standard Range Scale Range ControlChanging the Range Radar Range Determining Actual Radar RangeRadar Range Scales Antenna Height m Target Height m Maximum Range nm Interpreting and Adjusting the Radar Picture Identifying False Echo Returns Controls to Adjust the Radar PictureControl Option Function Default Setting Side Lobes Blind Sectors or Shadow Effect Indirect EchoesMultiple Echoes This is not very common Adjusting Gain, Sea Clutter, Rain Clutter and Tune Pulse width used Small or weak targets Gain Control and Sea ControlChange the range scale Speckle and therefore improve target definition Tuning the Receiver Rain Clutter Control, using Rain and FTC Merge and appear as one echo Bad weather Changing the Targets Display Status Bar Target Wakes Interference RejectionTarget Expansion Measuring Range and Bearing Using VRM/EBLs 11 EBL and VRM Displays Measuring Range and Bearing to Target from Vessel Placing a VRM/EBL Moving an Existing VRM/EBL OFF to on Floating a VRM/EBL Measuring Range and Bearing Between Targets FloatDeleting an Existing VRM/EBL VRM/EBL is reset to your vessel’s position Moving and Unfloating a Floating EBL Key to unfloat VRM/EBL2 Controlling VRM/EBL Data BoxesPress the Float soft key From on to OFF Setting Guard Zones and Alarms 13 Guard Zone Display Placing a Guard Zone 14 Placing a Guard Zone Moving, Reshaping or Deleting a Guard Zone OFF Controlling Guard Zone Alarms Press the Alarm soft key to highlight the Alarm slider Marpa Introduction to Marpa Risk Assessment Target Data Repeater Displays Using MarpaTarget Vector and History Radar Range Scales View Target Data Cancel a TargetAcquire a Target Key to toggle the data box on/off Cle drawn around it. The default soft keys are displayedPlayed Marpa Data Example source Integrated functions available Integrated Radar OperationsFunction of External Data Heading Modes Changing the Heading ModeTrue and Relative Motion Heading modes are as follows Selecting the Heading and Motion Mode Effect on VRM/EBLs Placing a Mark Using MarksMark is placed using the default symbol Man Overboard MOB Moving or Deleting a Mark MOB Alarm Cursor Echo Standard Chart Operations Safety Using Chart Cards Inserting a Chart Card Removing a Chart Card Displaying the Chart Data Chart Source Data Displaying Object Information Port Symbols Port Area Tide Data Tide Data Nearest Nearest Port Typical Data Working with Waypoints Introduction To access the place waypoint soft keys, press Marks Placing a Waypoint Waypoint List WPT Position Loran TDs Following soft keys are displayed Selecting a WaypointWaypoint Data Display Waypoint List and associated soft keys are displayed Editing the Waypoint Details Waypoints placed at the vessel position Moving a Waypoint Screen and the Waypoint List is updatedErasing a Waypoint Waypoint soft keys are displayed Using the ST60 or ST80 Navigator Keypad To move a waypoint using the cursor Selecting an Entry in the Waypoint List Editing Entries in the Waypoint, Route, or Track Lists Working with Routes Creating a New Route Route soft keys are displayed Cursor to the last placed waypoint When you have entered all your waypoints, eitherBered to identify the new positions Changes to a solid line Make Route Waypoints Next available entry on the route list is highlighted Saving the Current RouteSoft keys are displayed as illustrated in Figure Clearing the Current Route Retrieve a Route From the Database Displaying Route Information Route Leg and Waypoint Information Using Route Information to Review Your Passage Plan To display information about any route in the database Using the Route List to Erase and Name a Route Route Information Window Editing a Route Inserting a Waypoint into a Route Adding Waypoints at the End of the Route Removing a Waypoint from the Route Reversing the Route Following Routes and Going to Points Follow a Route Alternatively, to follow a route To follow the current routePress the Follow Route soft key Are displayed then press Follow Route Joining a Route Target Point ArrivalOther Follow Route Options Advancing to a Waypoint Restart Cross Track Error XTEGoing To an Individual Target Point Stop Follow or Stop Goto Stop GOTO/FOLLOW soft key Managing Database Lists Transferring Waypoints and RoutesDisplayed SeaTalk Waypoints User Card Menu and associated soft keys are displayed If the operation fails, the Save Failed message is displayed Press the soft key Send WPT List on Nmea Press the soft key Receive Wpts from ST/NMEAPoint Transfer soft key Using Tracks Using Tracks Setting Up a Track Setting Up a Track Clearing the Current Track To clear the current track Pop-up and associated soft keys are displayed Managing TracksSaving and Naming a Track Next available entry on the track list is highlighted Naming, Erasing and Showing a Track Further Chart Operations COG GPS Measuring Distances Using the VRM/EBL Key Measuring Distance Using a VRM On to toggle the ruler data box off Toggle the ruler line and data box offTo clear the ruler data box Enter to take cursor control of the box External Alarms Alarms and TimersAlarm Reporting Press Enter to save the changes and clear the list Setting Alarms and TimersAlarm on again MOB Display Are removed GPS Setup Navigation Status Window Restart GPS GPS Set UpThis soft key enables re-acquisition of a GPS position fix Data Log Mode To activate Data Log Mode Time Position CMG DMG Hsb 2 Plus Series Color LCD Display Setting Up the System Defaults Changing the Set Up Parameters Depend on the selected operating mode Setting Up the System Defaults Menu Options Factory New Default System Set Up ParametersSystem Set Up Parameters Temperature Units Cursor Reference Bearing ModeData Boxes Cursor Readout Help Menu Timeout PeriodDay/Night Key Beep Variation Source Auto ModeManual Mode Bridge Nmea Heading Cursor Echo Nmea Out Set UpDate and Time Settings Language Compass Set UpGPS SOG/COG Filter Medium or LOW EBL Display Radar Set Up ParametersParameter Options Factory Default New Default Marks Options Range Default Setting nm New Setting nmTimed Transmission Option Custom Scale Send on HSB Bearing AlignmentAntenna Size Radar Range Scale Increments Safe Zone Marpa Set Up ParametersTarget Vector and Predicted Position Target History Function Slider Range Advanced SettingsDisplay Timing STC Preset Tune Preset Chart Set Up Parameters Customize Chart Plotter Mode Chart Orientation Waypoint Options Radar/Chart SynchObject Information Vectors Position Offset To set a new offset value Installation Typical System Single Display Unit Planning the Installation EMC Installation Guidelines Suppression Ferrites Connections to Other Equipment Supplied with Option for Parts and AccessoriesUnpacking and Inspecting the Components Selecting the Display Unit Location Selecting the Display Unit Location 7 LCD Color Display Dimensions 10.4 LCD Color Display Dimensions Cable Runs Power CableConsider the following before installing the system cables RC530/631 Inter-Unit Scanner Cable Hsb2 Cable Console Mounting Mounting the Display UnitMounting Bracket Installation System Connections DC Power ConnectionPower for External Equipment Grounding the System Radar Display Connector Panel Display Unit Connection Scanner Connection master displays Radar Scanner Connection Pin No Function Color Power and Nmea Input ConnectionAny unused wires should be insulated and taped back System Check Radar System Tests and Installation AlignmentSwitch On and Initial Setup Transmission Check Radar System Checks and AdjustmentsEnsure the display unit is in Radar mode Bearing Alignment Display Timing Adjustment 10 Radar Set Up Menu 11 Radar Display Timing DC-DC Converter for External Equipment Integrated SystemsHsb2 High Speed Bus Multiple Display Systems Master Function Display type Transducer Hsb2 ConnectionHsb 2 Series Master Displays 13 hsb2 Connector Multi-display connections Data Primary Uses Suggested Source SeaTalk and NmeaFunction of SeaTalk and Nmea Data Nmea SeaTalk SeaTalk Connection Nmea Nmea Input Connection Using the SeaTalk Auxiliary Junction Box 18 Using the Auxiliary Junction Box Data Output Data Conversion Transmitted Data Integrated System ChecksReceived Data Transmitted Data Cleaning Instructions Maintenance and Problem SolvingMaintenance EMC Servicing and Safety Guidelines EMC Servicing Safety Guidelines Power-on setting Resetting the SystemPower On Default Settings Problem Correction Problem SolvingCommon Problems and Their Solutions Technical Support For Accessories and Parts How to Contact Raymarine USFor Marine Product and Services Information For Product Repair and Service Worldwide Support How to Contact Raymarine EuropeAccessories and Parts General Appendix ASpecificationHsb2 Series 7and 10.4 LCD Color Displays Radar Features Scanner Control Chartplotter Features Navigation Information Interfacing High Speed Bus Appendix B Using the Auxiliary Junction Box Raystar 112, 105, Apelco 182 and 182XT GPS Autohelm GPS, Z260 and Z273 Raystar 112, 105, Apelco 182 and 182XT Raystar 112LP SeaTalk version Raystar 114 Combined GPS and Differential Beacon Receiver Spply Raystar 120 Waas Satellite Differential Receiver Appendix C C-MAP Chart Card Features Menu Option Chart Features Data Land Features Following chart features are always displayed Ports Features Hsb 2 Plus Series Color LCD Display Appendix DSeaTalk and Nmea Data Received and Transmitted Data Received Source Data Output SeaTalk Nmea Out APB, RMB Appendix E Connecting a Raymarine Heading Sensor Series Course Computer Figure E-1 hsb2 System with a G-Series Course Computer Appendix F Abbreviations Liquid Crystal Display Cross Track ErrorLat Latitude Lbs Pounds Lon Longitude Magnetic Mmeters Index BDI Xvi Xvii Xviii Xix Hsb2 Plus Series Color LCD Display Xxi Xxii Limited Warranty Certificate Warranty Limitations Factory Service Centers United States of America UK, Europe, Middle East, Far East