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1. 43 POPE D MO 24 41 94 Port Info ICON 42 Port Marina naia 41 43 Ports amp 53 54 94 SyYMDO 56 Position Filter rr 59 Position FIXING 88 Position Request undae tasso nhat E radit 64 POWER MP PDC CR 17 Power and I O Connector 138 Power I O Cable Wiring 58 Presentation Features 24 Preset MOGG 84 Primary Statio 70 Production Installation nr 35 Q Quick Disconnect Cable Wiring 58 Quick NfO 24 39 73 Quick Info on DSC ICONS 2 66 Quick Info on 40 R 29 RADAR Ac c 19 ijr aer Er 67 Radar and Chart page 19 Radar and data page 19 Radar and prr xps pe 19 Radar FF Chart and data page 19 Radar Full page 19 Radar FF tas
2. 53 54 Variable Depth Marker 77 aia mede 96 publ HTTP 77 VIdeo ED 20 Video eR Tc 20 56 Video 2 pe cC 20 56 Video Input Connector 136 Video Input Menu 25e eaa ranas 56 VIDEO MODE uai nd aaa Hd did aA 56 Video Output Connector 139 VIDEOCAMERA 20 VIDEOCAMERA 1 td ntu 20 VIDEOCAMERA 2 20 160 visual alphabetical 20 Visual COG Bar 56 Dd cm H ON 96 21 VRM 18 58 WAAS 96 WARNING e 15 Warning Message rna nan 76 Water Temp qo Rad 86 Water Temperature 76 85 WAYPOINT m 20 Miel VEO IE fq 17 20 31 90 Waypoint place desee ns 20 f 58 Weather data package 62 utl 96 White i r rrr
3. RE 57 External NMEA Connection Sae botes ve ena Rao Sea amr vd abu bte ses 57 L COM GSM Plus COFVIGCUOLL sss reato db bcr 58 Output Sentences wm 58 NMEA 0183 Output 56 Exter alSIgnN l 58 User Manual Cable Wiring pages TM 58 Send Receive Routes amp Marks 59 36 2 CE eec 59 3 6 3 Fix amp Compass 59 WP CC eoe 60 3 7 1 AlS System DefinitionS ERE 60 3 7 2 To set the chart plotter Tor receiving AlS sxcscceeivcussatvetvecveaxsecsesadcucsundenees 61 343 AlS Men 61 3 7 4 Quick Info on AIS fum TT 62 3 8 C Weather Service 62 3 8 1 C WEATHER SERVICE MENU 63 Copy from USER MEDIA o cts utinisaciexoends cdenasdhancanesscasteraieesancr acpi 63 sewn 63 Forecast Nec 63 MEC TC MIT 64 Type of 64 39 more 64 3 9 1 Distress Call and Position 255 64 3 9 2 DSC LOOdDOUS
4. 36 USING TRACK 36 Setting TT 36 Selecting Track 37 bien c 37 Activating Deactivating Track Recording tuer bro n ar wake 37 ack 5 EIS dU 37 Selecting Track Number assis srs 37 TRACK TO ROUTE FUNCTION 4 ussuzazcussazus perds scuta bate EE 37 Track IO ROUTES ee oe as 37 Track TRE m 38 Select Route Number 38 DATA WINDOW CUSTOMIZATION ON CHART PAGE 38 UM E RUNE ED mE E SUE 38 Setting Automatic TIO NE PORE 38 Selecting 38 Displaying Expanded Info page Full o ra nnnm ona cux na 39 Info on objects with gt S 39 Info Tree and Expanded Info Sd 40 Quick Info on Lakes edd Lu 40 F ll Info on Lakes ANN 41 PORT amp TIDE INFO EEEE E UE 41 Getti
5. ve ker dS 105 Inserting the MEDIA ccm 105 Removing the MEDIA 105 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS 2 o ea 105 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING 106 EXTERNAL WIRING 106 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS 107 GPS Connection 5 External GPS Receiver 107 Autopilot COHIOCLIOD 107 External NMEA Connection oaa Xa vid EA Ea Rt n ora acra eC d D 107 External Alarm Connection 107 Connection assasertawidcifenterucexazux 107 T 50 05 8 1 99 09 daisssesskuskxExEUAE SE EEEEESUF DNE REFER 109 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS 2 Me ane nra Md IP De 109 User Manual 9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AEAN ie bises 110 MEDIA INSERTING REMOVI PROCEDURE 110 Inserta the MEDIA DU USE EE 110 Removing the MEDIA tates 111 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS
6. AUTOPILOT DEVICE FUNCTION NMEA0183 180 180C DX INPUT WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN YELLOW OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM BROWN INPUT2 NMEA0183 C COM GRAY OUTPUT2 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM ORANGE INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM PINK OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN Autopilot Connection on Port 2 External NMEA Connection QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM DEVICE GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN YELLOW OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM NMEA0183 OUTPUT BROWN INPUT2 NMEA0183 C COM GRAY OUTPUT2 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN ORANGE INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM PINK OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN External NMEA Connection on Port 1 C COM Connection To connect the modem C COM to the chart plotter with quick disconnect bracket follow the procedure 1 Connect AUX IN I O as follows AUX IN I O CONNECTOR CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION 1 GND COMMON POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc Used by C COM Used by C COM OUTPUT 5 Used by C COM INPUT 5 OUTPUT
7. 60 RSMIT qo cot 62 Alarmi Bal sssssseketeuseememebiamqindkuad om REM R 76 ALARMS 45 Alarms Menu 86 Alphanumeric 20 ALT 91 dbi dai Eas Nd bild 91 PIGS M m 91 Altitude Unit ai RUE mE RE RM ERES 22 49 Anchor Alar M dubita dauid are 45 AntenNa T 153 bem 58 Arrival Alarm mni kimi nir 45 Arrival 91 sos INE RM MU 91 ASSISTANCE 14 Attention AreaS 53 TITO ducam 55 Auto Info on MOB 30 Proms 45 38 Automatic Route Check 35 Autopilot Connection 57 101 107 113 119 126 133 138 145 151 AUX In 1 0 Cable Wiring 59 AUX IN I O Connector a iaa 138 AWD GREEN EET 91 AWS SC Pct 91 AZIMUT E sau t LM Era ERA GE md fo 91 B xix rt C ne 17 22 User Manual Bat
8. 123 INSTALLATION AND REMOVI Nui ek pre 124 PATERNAL WIRING 4 66 Cathedra 125 External Wiring TM7ce External GPS Receiver 125 External Wiring TM7ci Internal GPS Receiver 1 2 hene ern nnn ya Er n RR RES 125 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS 126 GPS Connection TM7ce External GPS Receiver 126 Autopilot Connection 2 vm 126 External NMEA 555 ives DERE 127 Connection E 127 IMIL ____ _ _ _ 129 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS AUC EY ICE ODE ERR 129 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 22 rh aku mix Yos addenda d dd bad ben 130 MEDIA INSERTING REMOVING PROCEDURE 131 Inserting the MEDIA cc MEE 131 Removing the MEDIA 131 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS 4 55 02 144 6a x2 Mrs da ca OR ol add or ae eR dr 131 INSTALLATION AND 131 EXTERNAL gt
9. Ca e EO Ee DC x 111 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING iud v EHE RE aane arp ed ce Au e dote ide ra e race acia 111 EXTERNAL WIRING b e E va CD E ERO E E 112 External Wiring T 50 05 External GPS Receiver 112 External Wiring T 55 05 Internal GPS Receiver 112 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS tena 112 GPS Connection T 50 05 External GPS Receiver 112 Autopilot Connection 113 External NMEA Connection 1 113 Connection NP 113 Beacon Receiver Connection 55 05 Internal GPS 114 TMZS8 S TM7I i ME MEE VEMM DNE VE 115 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS darin 115 Qua xk au WEE S4 da R 116 MEDIA INSERTING REMOVI PROCEDURE 4 116 Inserting the MEDIA DNE EU 116 Removing the MEDIA MI T ESL ER
10. 117 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS gt Cobra Qi EO OR a s 117 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING Ced xard cont ebore ak 117 EXTERNAL WIRING E aa et EX medork ra e a P eee o Sc na 118 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS eir da etu s eda 118 GPS Connection TM7e External GPS 118 Autopilot Connection P 119 External NMEA Connection 119 C COM Connection PNE ELE 119 TMZCO RR RM M MO 121 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS 2 0 220 20229 898 ione ACER I ace e Rr De C n a RE E c c ae caa 121 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS aid dudas e RT 122 FF MODULE 600W 50 200KHz TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 127 MEDIA INSERTING REMOVING PROCEDURE 5554 53 n rrr nnn ir rn nn hart 123 Inserting the MEDIA 123 Removing the MEDIA I MUR INTENDE ME 123 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS SAXabzazuppes QU bert
11. 154 GPS Cable Wiring 58 GPS Connection 57 101 107 112 118 126 132 138 144 151 GPS constellation 87 GPS position calculation 88 GPS Setup v Re daas 57 GPS STATUS tede meu ndantad Gauua pA sS tuos 19 GPS Status page 19 27 Grounding 1 46 Grounding Alarm 46 Grounding Alarm 46 Guardian Alarm PR qm 24 User Manual Guardian Technology suse rr mem emn 52 H jp tree 58 HDG Heading errore enean 93 ADOP PERO 46 88 93 HDOP Alarm 2 ues 46 Head 50 Heading Simulation 25 Heading pha copi A 46 Hiding Route DC 33 High Water 86 Home mode 17 93 Horizontal Dilution Of Precision 93 How GPS works 87 MR 58 Flea i us P 59 I O Port 3 GPS oua ns 59 I O Port 4 5 mecs ta nds er Sal 59 Important Informatloli csset 15 INFO 17 CETTE ccr 38
12. 17 Track N rmboer Rar 37 38 Track Recording bedcmras a 37 Track 36 Track Storing 20 Track Route 1s sas E QI pd educ 37 159 Track UP MM MC 50 Tracks amp Routes iod us nitri 53 54 95 COE 86 Transducer Setup Menu 85 EMI Mc 95 True Type FOIE 24 72 TTG Time TO GO 95 ENTRO ER RPM 24 RAT 17 N E 17 TWD True Wind Direction 95 TWS True Wind Speed 95 Type of Data 64 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS 101 107 112 118 132 144 151 U Underwater Objects 95 Underwater Objects Limit 53 99 Underwater Objects Settings 55 USER MEDIA 47 86 User ana uias 31 45 55 95 User Points List page 32 Ea a EE AEE 96 UTM wm Hr P S 96 V Value Added Data
13. 97 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS DEVE ERE b ENS ub E Ex DU Mara ca ci et 98 MEDIA INSERTI NG REMOVING PROCEDURE 9 rk a iE ERRARE hn c oce ea doc 98 Inserting the MEDIA 25 GRE RK EFE Un EUM 98 Removing the MEDIA eec cc 99 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS 222 RU E EN a eC ru E eR a o caca 99 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING E EE Edad FOLE dart En Ea bla derit aar 100 EXTERNAL WIRING vod edo dte ad vie 100 TEXPICALCGONNECTICINS Pablensds s 101 GPS Connection TM5e External GPS Receiver 101 Autopilot Connection 25 UAI LU E 101 External NMEA Connection 52552552447 YE PEDE 101 External Alarm Connection usan oo dass vmbra Cr aa PE Edo E EXC Ei n err ana t a ene Dane 102 C COM Connection aded oe eon bti AE e acd o ie aar 102 TM5Cce amp TMBCLI 3 sisexxxxwaxsauxm xu Sx EREXSUENERIXEXNA SEE a RR 103 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS xad deas dndt ncn 103 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS vineas iu Var kanns e ardt x Pu DR c ubt a Y cR CR lr coca 104 FF MODULE 600W 50 200KHz TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 104 MEDIA INSERTING REMOVIN G PROCEDURE Ew RC
14. Fon TM5e TM5i TM5ce TM5ci T 50 05 T 55 05 TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM 7ci User Manual 59 3 7 AIS AIS is an Automatic Identification System It has been introduced to improve the safety of navigation by assisting in the efficient operation of ship to ship ship reporting and VTS applications The system should enable operators to obtain information from the ship automatically requiring a minimum of involvement of ship s personnel and should have a high level of availability AIS transponders installed on IMO vessels use VHF frequencies to Transmit details of their own vessel Receive details from other vessels or navigation aids within VHF range Information being transmitted from vessels over 300 tons that due to recent worldwide legislation are required to fit Class A AIS transponders Connecting to the chart plotter an AIS receiver please contact your local dealer vessels with AIS transponder within VHF range are displayed on screen giving the skipper or navigator a visual interpretation of the data of nearby vessels This improves safety and specifically for collision avoidance reasons 3 7 1 15 System Definitions Target It is a vessel equipped with AIS Information about the Targets is being received by AIS Receiver and displayed on the screen CPA Closest Point of Approach is the closest distance that will be achieved be tween your vessel and the tracked Target based on your vessel s speed and direction
15. Padi sd 19 tubis dnos UA DDR RENE 85 LH EE 85 SIC Soft KEY 83 STC Strenth c e qc ea a t on 85 Step Unit Track aqux Qd endis 36 stop the navigation 36 STR Steering 95 StrUCtUreS arisen aaa eec ead xe doa 78 STW Speed Through Water 95 Sunlight Palette 14 2 oscar nt rax mme nna 52 Surf Noise rice ce n 85 Surface Clutter 78 Switching Off NEL 21 Switching ON 21 SVIMBO S ZE E 55 System Information page 67 SYSTEM TEST Codd aa dud 89 T 150 05 Ge T 55 05 uisacitenzanieusketuzkasnzaz mns 109 quB S uses stets tases 147 T9589 Loss dicendis a adea Rabe aer naa ata 141 Roo cic cC 135 Talker identifier 5B Target AlS ascensus usus d uiae 60 r9 MER PTT 60 Alarm iind dolce ERR A RE an 6 ul EG Rd 60 62 Limit enean raza axaxa ciet acti onda i 60 E Edd UE RR 95 TECHNICAL SPEC
16. RE LR E Eds 84 5 6 9 nn 85 5 6 10 Display Setup 85 5 6 11 Transducer Setup MIL Raro tdets 85 5 6 12 Alarms Menu atl GOL eda ex ER EROS qu Ua 86 5 6 13 Save amp Load nado eate saa 86 5 7 TRANSDUCERS 86 D GPS X uiexxkxa xy axe xx EX BEEN OCHO EN RO UN GN Ra RON RD CN TR RC OR D Ru t aC Ra on a RR 87 BI HOW GPS WORKS at DERE ENS 87 6 1 1 Position Fixing Accuracy Si 88 7 RVAE VIX 89 A b SYSTEM TEST 89 7 1 1 40205545 ixl aee ca pne acetate ea ace e er ERO Rea o cer Ra ndn 89 7 1 2 EN C 89 M d 89 7 1 4 Modem test 90 7 1 5 Serial Ports A 90 7 1 6 External AlarM 25 RR ERE anes 90 TAS Display 90 Terms MEME RN KE NE 91 amp TMBI X suxisEXtxaxkkEAEEsxkkXENSXUE EC 97 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS E a i
17. aa aeons 144 GPS Connection 2200 EDO EDD REOR EROR CR baa 144 Autopilot Connection pe cc TOES 145 External NMEA Connection 5 gt 2 555 2 22 4 145 External Alarm Connection Cao dte er Fb Da ra dee Roe 145 C COM Connection a ACER UV E ar o CX a a aaa 145 147 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS s Paca 147 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS e act ard ael bot eia 148 MEDIA INSERTI NG REMOVING PROCEDURE rare ERE EY EE PR DE x acea Nae 148 Inserting the MEDIA 2255 cor au aet adea 148 Removing the MEDIA 149 CONTROLLER DIMENSIONS 245 a o c do C i e jn er re caca 149 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING rr gabe ER EXE ra ar REESE e nd 149 EXTERNAL WIRING 2 iac S mera dra 150 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS 151 GPS Connection Co eaa EO EM ARR ATE I DG 151 Autopilot Connection
18. 132 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS Lukbssxebix xhUsbixk eudee nadenddud QU pii Ici a n 132 GPS Connection c Sax ue 132 10 User Manual Autopilot Connection 133 External NMEA Connection nea bas Ph ab ede a 133 External Alarm Connection Eid DRE S ab E Edd 134 C COM Connection RUE 134 T 5909 25Se um n 135 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS Fox ER e patus 135 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS abis uta cron Rd dede n e ba mi Exe EU S rd V io en nne Em 136 INSERTING REMOVING PROCEDURE 136 Inserting the MEDIA 137 Removing the MEDIA aU Eau bo vnda au 137 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS 55222 3425 0 3 93 Xt nante adeb eodera rt 137 INSTALLATION AND 137 EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS 138 Power I O Connector and
19. DONNE NUS SERM 65 3 9 3 DSC Directory page 2 65 3 9 4 Quick Info on DSC ICONS rr e en e ra 66 3 10FISH EINDER 66 RADAR E 67 3 12 Em 67 CHUNK ess 69 4 1 C LINK SERIAL CONNECTION 69 4 2 C LINK NAVIGATION DATA TRANSFER 22 2 2 2 222222 69 SEES 2 71019 NES 69 Introductive Elements Prem 69 Master Chart Plotter EE bens 70 Slave Chart Plotter e 70 C Link Navigation Data Acquisition and 71 Graphical Representation on Map 71 Route Data Report 71 44 Pr 13 Route Navigation Quick Info on the Destination 73 Quick info on Single Destination ER 73 FISH FINDER 5 5 TM7ce 7 75 5 1 SETTING THE INTERNAL FISH FINDER ON
20. QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR GND COMMON POWER SUPPLY GND POWER 10 35 4 POWER SUPPLY INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN VIDEO INPUT CAM CONNECTORS 1 GND COMMON PIN OUT 2 POWER 10 35Vdc ON UNIT 3 SIGNAL TRANSDUCER Connector PIN FUNCTION sd 1 DEPTH GND C POWER SUPPLY 5Vdc 1A max IT SENSE Uv DEPTH SHIELD DEPTH SPEED QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR GND COMMON POWER SUPPLY GND POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY INPUT1 0183 SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM AUX IN CABLE WIRE COLOR FUNCTION GND COMMON POWER OUTPUT 10 35 OUTPUT 5 OUTPUT 4 INPUT 5 EXT ALARM SIGNAL to GND when ON SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN User Manual 125 TYPI CAL ONS GPS Connection TM7ce External GPS Receiver DESCRIPTION GND COMMON QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR FUNCTION POWER SUPPLY GND _ POWER SUPPLY RED POWER 10
21. GRAY parts are present ONLY on chart plotter WITH INTERNAL GPS It is possible to install this TECHMARINE instrument in Flush Deck mode with space saving regard to the instrument panel plan To make the Flush Deck installation it is necessary to permanently remove the silicon gasket between rear and front placed around the chart plotter To remove the gasket lay the chart plotter on its front side to pay attention do not damage LCD and keyboard and use a sharpening blade Put the blade between the gasket and the lateral side of the rear to turn the chart plotter Warning Do not pull the gasket during cut operation to avoid compromising the chart plotter watertight seal User Manual 111 EXTERNAL WIRING External Wiring T 50 05 external GPS Receiver QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE PWR GND COMMON POWER 10 35Vdc INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 OUTPUT 2 INPUT 3 OUTPUT 3 COMMON External Wiring T 55 05 internal GPs Receiver PWR GND COMMON POWER 10 35Vdc INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 OUTPUT 2 RTCM 104 INPUT OUTPUT 3 COMMON TYPICAL CONNECTIONS GPS Connection T 50 05 external GPS Receiver QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE _ POWER DESCRIPTION SUPPLY PWR GND COMMON 4 POWER 10 35 4 INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 1 GPS POWER INPUT 2 SWITCH OUTPUT 24
22. NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Expand 38 User Manual Displaying Expanded nfo page Full I nfo To show the Expanded Info page gt Place the cursor on objects ENTER Info ENTER TM11 T 59 05 gt Place the cursor on objects INFO Info on objects with Pictures get the information on objects with pictures Move the cursor on the object On the Quick Info if at least one of the objects found has one or more pictures associated there is a camera icon Fig 2 6 Example of Quick Info on objects with picture Press Expand to see the Full Info page there is the small camera icon on a corner of the square containing the object icon or a big photo icon centered on the square for the object without icon NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Expand MULTIMEDIA CONTENT Value Added Data MULTIMEDIA CONTENT NAME DEPTH AREA MARROWSTONE ISLAND LIGHT I DEPTH AREA INFORMATION DEPTH AREA 4 LITHOU LAND MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION I NATIONAL TERRITORIAL AREA MultiMedia Object I DATA SOURCE LAND ELEVATION Picture Page Dn Fig 2 6a Example of Full Info on objects window with picture icon To see pictures gt Press Picture when the object with a picture is highlighted NOTE T 59 09 press 1 Picture User Manual 39 Fig 2 60 Example of picture To change picture size Press ENTER when the picture is shown I nfo Tree and Expanded nfo pag
23. INPUT 3 OUTPUT 3 gt COMMON J eod WY SMART GPS SENSOR CABLE WIRE COLOR POWER 10 35 Vdc GPS NMEA0183 OUTPUT GPS 0183 INPUT RTCM 104 INPUT BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND SIGNAL RETURN MU RTCM 104 OUTPUT SIGNAL RETURN GPS Connections on Port 3 112 User Manual Autopilot Connection QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE PWR GND COMMON 10 35Vdc INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 OUTPUT 2 AUTOPILOT DEVICE INPUT 3 FUNCTION OUTPUT 3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX INPUT COMMON SIGNAL RETURN Autopilot Connection on Port 2 External NMEA Connection PWR GND COMMON POWER 10 35Vdc INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 1 0183 INPUT 2 0183 INPUT OUTPUT 2 SIGNAL RETURN INPUT 34 OUTPUT 3 COMMON 0183 DEVICE FUNCTION External NMEA Connection on Port 1 C COM Connection To connect the modem C COM to the chart plotter with quick disconnect bracket follow the procedure l Cut the C COM cable about 5 cm from the T connector C COM cable cutting procedure 2 Connect the wires to the quick disconnect bracket cable as follows User Manual 113 QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION BLACK POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10
24. o 247 9 7 4 99 E J i Ww 2 N 7 55 N ee a CH L 12 mS 2 cu Si A User Manual 137 EXTERNAL ONS Power and 1 O Connector and Autopilot Connection POWER amp I O IPIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION GND COMMON GND AUTOPILOT POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc INPUT 1 GND OUTPUT 2 OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 EXTERNAL ALARM OUTPUT RX External Alarm Connection hy a POWER amp I O POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION 1 BLACK GND COMMON 2 RED PWR 10 35 8 BLUE OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM Open Collector SMART GPS SENSOR F GPS SENSOR CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION 1 POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc 3 6 BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND COMMON AUX IN 1 O Connector and External NMEA Connection AUX IN CABLE IPIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION GND GND COMMON TX POWER OUTPUT 10 35 EXTERNAL NMEA DEVICE GPS ANTENNA INPUT 4 GND OUTPUT 5 OUTPUT 4 INPUT 5 EXTERNAL ALARM OUTPUT Video Connector VIDEO INPUT CAM CONNECTORS 1 GND COMMON PIN OUT 2 POWER 10 35Vdc on Unit 3 SIGNAL E
25. Mark Reference point related to cursor position Typically it represents by an icon and label under Mark Natural Features Any topographic feature formed by the action of natural processes coastlines relief glaciers Navigate mode Operating mode called also Home mode all operations refer to the ship s position Navigate or Navigation mode is also used to indicate that the destina tion is placed NMEA 0183 The NMEA 0183 Data Interface Standard was developed by the National Ma rine Electronics Association of America It is an international standard that enables equipment from many different manufactures to be connected to gether and share information OSGB Ordinance Survey of Great Britain Coordinate system describing only Great Britain charts Generally used with GBR36 datum which also describes only Great Britain charts This coordinate system cannot be used in any other part of the world Pair The two selectable secondary stations of a Loran C chain which are used to calculate the TD Time Difference position of a point in the map area covered by the selected Loran C chain Pictures amp Diagrams The MAX data format allows assigning one or more image to any cartographic object These Pictures are typically used to facilitate the identification of carto graphic objects or places around the map they can be the landscape layout nearby a harbour the shape of a bridge or of a buoy etc On some objects such a
26. Panning default usage of the cursor key is the normal panning function Zoom in out zoom in out functions are allowed as usual by using ZOOM IN ZOOM OUT Setof date and time Date Time to modify date and time values e Layer selection Type to cycle of the weather layers Exit Exit or CLEAR to close the weather prediction page User Manual 63 NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Type 2 Date Time Exit Real Time View gt MENU C Weather ENTER Real Time View ENTER The following selections are available Real Time View On the data is shown the area of the download at the current date and time received from the GPS Real Time View Off the Weather data is not displayed The layer displayed is the one selected into the previous menu item Type of Data gt MENU C Weather ENTER Type od Data ENTER Allows selecting the type of data see the previous Fig 3 8 T 50 05 T 55 05 TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM7ci TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 59 01 3 9 DSC WARNING The chart plotter must be interfaced with a DSC VHF radio The DSC Digital Selective Calling is a method of establishing a VHF radio call it is used to announce urgent maritime safety information broadcasts This system allows mariners to instantly send Distress Call or and Position Request to the other vessels equipped with a DSC transceiver within range of the transmission The Distress Call that allows to
27. 19 1 1 6 Alphanumeric Input Procedure iier orte rr rer ERE RED 20 1 2 SWITCHING ON OFF 21 cq 21 Switching Off Ntc EIE 21 1 3 FIBSLESERJPPAGE 21 1 4 CHANGING BACKLIGHT AND 5 2 20 4 42 202000107 7 77 22 1 5 SELECTING THE LANGUAGE d sert eDpE UR dent dut 22 1 6 SELECTING THE CHART LANGUAGE noe ase n or ormai acr marina 23 1 7 C MAP Jeppesen MAX CARTOGRAPHY INFORMATION 23 Data Features EEN utu bru 23 eeu anna ei 24 Cartographic Data related 2 2 2 2 2 24 1 8 USING C MAP By Jeppesen DATA MEDIA 2 2 22 4 4 24 1 9 SIMULATION MODE 24 1 10 CONTROLLING THE DISPLAY inest retro 25 Changing Display 25 Moving around the Chart Changing Chart Scale osos rer Eph err pK Reel bna 28 Finding Your Boat Position coe eaa iR SUPR ETE E
28. 60 62 CPA Limit 60 Creating ROIG 33 Creating EVBDL u isse eher rtp e phe Era ras 31 Creating Mark MP S 31 Creating Waypoint tennis 31 Cross rack 6 RTT 96 CTS Course Steer 92 Cultural Features 92 Currents Prediction 52 45 79 Cursor Control t u mais 25 CUrSOr KEY saei Mrd dX MEPRP Un CAT ERU MERI Nd 17 Cursor Speed Sud sanus 22 49 Cursor 56 customize data fields 17 D Dangerous Target 61 m r 17 25 Data FeaPMEBS iUe AE 23 DATA MEDIA imd sor edades Ra dint 24 Data Safety Indicator 51 Data Window 38 56 Date Simulation 22 22 22 krank aa 25 Date FOEDE 22 49 o PPM 92 Daylight Saving Time 22 49 Dead Reckoning 92 Dedicated
29. Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Timer Alarm Grounding Alarm External Alarm Man OverBoard to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link C Weather Service and C Staff EBL VRM and A B functions Simulation Mode with cursor control Video Input option Video Output option 9 9 99 9 NOTE f Fish Finder Radar Video Camera connected TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS Power consumption 1 6A 10V e Power supply 10 35 Volt dc 16 Watt Interface NMEA0183 Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Video Input PAL or NTSC video signals automati cally selected Video Output VGA compatible with adapter cable e Display LCD 12 1 TFT Color polarized Display Resolution 800 x 600 pixels MEDIA C Card e Cartography C MAP By Jeppesen DATA MEDIA e Auxiliary Memory SD Card 16 MB or more Operating temperature range 32 131 F 0 55 C Memory Non volatile with battery back up Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight 7 8 Kg When the package containing the chart plotter is opened for the first time after purchase please make sure that the following contents are present if any item is missing please contact your local dealer 2 Power supply and I O 8 pins cables 1 5 mt 5 9 feet cable code CBCOFS0804 1 Video
30. Distress Call has been received Within the pop up screen it asks the user if he would like to view the call on the Chart page or exit the pop up screen By selecting the item View on Chart and press ENTER two options are shown GoTo Vessel Activates the navigation to the Distress Call or Position Request icon The chart plotter changes the map scale to allow showing the Distress Call or Position Request icon and the vessel s icon simultaneously on the screen The chart plotter then verifies if there are obstructions land or low water between the two positions If obstructions are found the chart plotter shows a pop up screen saying that the navigation to the Distress Call cannot be set automatically and the user must define a route to avoid the obstacles Stay on View Exits the pop up screen and remains on the selected map screen 3 9 2 DSC Log page To select the DSC Log page MENU Page ENTER DSC ENTER select the DSC Log page ENTER TM11 T 59 05 DATA DSC ENTER select the DSC Log page ENTER T 59 09 gt PAGE DSC ENTER select the DSC Log page ENTER Selecting Log shows the Distress Call Log page or Position Request Log page it depends which of the two was selected 0080457645 ROY 0023244524 0056477743 to charge mede FUE ORC SS T LOCATE Fig 3 9 2 Example of DSC Log page The Log pa
31. ENTER To read User Points from the NMEA input port MENU User Points ENTER Receive ENTER Selecting User Points List page To give information and allow the editing of all stored User Points MENU User Points ENTER List ENTER From this page it is possible the creation of a Route with User Points MENU User Points ENTER List ENTER Route use the cursor key to highlight the Route Select It is possible to link the User Point to the selected Route If the selected User Point is already linked to the Route the same procedure is used to disconnect it from Route gt MENU User Points ENTER List ENTER Route NOTE For T 59 09 press 2 Route and ENTER NOTE For T 59 09 press Route 2 2 ROUTES A Route is made by placing a series of Waypoints or by linking existing Marks Among the available Routes only one can be the Active Route that is shown on the screen by Straight lines and arrows to indicate the direction the first Waypoint of this Route is surrounded by a circle The Active Route sometimes called current is the working Route it can be edited by adding removing or moving Waypoints Selecting Active Route gt MENU Route ENTER Select ENTER use the cursor key to highlight the Route Select 32 User Manual Route shown by straight segments is centered on the screen with the sor on
32. ICH E PRI A E AREF ALL lad Co ATL PEE HCHIE pria Los A Co TE Ea t AES LC AL PE TORRE Coi A niai 3 2 pROLIE LRL AMALI SI 1 CA i CREE bh cmm imd mech n Minds OD gn E AC AAD DR FAI Picture Fig 2 6e Example of Full Info page To see the Fishing object press Picture when the Fishing object is high lighted On the screen appears NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Picture Walleye Fig 2 6f Example of picture associated to the Fishing object 2 7 PORT 6 TIDE INFO Getting Port I nfo The object Port Marina contains the information about the services available on the selected Port Marina and the area around it To get info on Port Marinas move the cursor on the Port Info icon User Manual 41 Port Info icon Fig 2 7 Port Info icon The available information is shown in the Automatic Info window where icons of the available services are shown To expand information about that object press Expand and to expand all available information and get the details on each service of the Port Marina for that cartographic point press Exp NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Expand
33. opa o 104 122 o vM DTE E RU 19 RE SUG 19 LOOM 2 54 RON 19 rcc 19 47 92 C 23 Find function MN NER TED 43 Finding Boat Noui 28 PINGING Coordinates sis esses rra Eau nigris 45 Finding CURSO 45 User Manual Finding User Points nnne m vanes 45 First Setup Page menu 21 ETC 77 Fish Alarm RP PPM 86 FISH tana exta a Rae i 19 aao TEE M 57 66 75 Fish Finder Combo 82 Fish Finder Echogram 77 Fish Finder page 76 78 Fish Finder Setup MENU 2 cos tak ero annie 83 Fish Finder Transmission 57 FISH VITIBOIS sais duced Sapori De dace REDE B5 Fishing Facility zt ead hu 35 ui e MT PDT 92 Fix amp Compass e th prn anna unn 59 Fix Correction 59 Fix DatUM odiis tre SE iba reat eim SR RUE 55 cin Mr rm 93 Flexi Z0OOM cp 24 81 Following Route 252 25 34 Fonts MA ned 4
34. 17 Deep Water TD 86 Default ERO ccm 92 Delete Track esee nana hax aka nca aea 27 Deleting n anam ina 29 Deleting destination 36 Deleting File 1 2 acre baa ness ran rra kem ran ntes 48 Deleting MOB Egan 30 Deleting R B 29 Deleting Route 33 Deleting User Point 31 Mcr 19 Depth Me CTI 84 Depth 19 Depth 2 CT 19 Depth AGI ass atras 45 Depth Area 92 DEPTH FULL 19 Depth Graph Full page 19 26 Depth Graph 19 26 nre 92 Depth Range 53 54 Depth Range Min 53 54 Depth Ruler etsinuains 76 Depth Settings 1 ir neta nnn 54 Depth Unit 2 Amps Ca An 22 49 DepthS RJ 23 deStITia lO iucunda 17 29 35 92 Detailed Port Plan 2 23 Detailed World Background 23 DISSEN 22 DGPS Differential GPS 92 Diff Corr 57 Diffusers Lusioe ue
35. 2 Exp NOTE Portinfo icon is visible only if the Ports Services option is On see Par 4 1 Getting Tide I nfo By placing the cursor over the Tide Station icon Tide Info icon l 1 1 1 Fig 2 7a Tide Info icon By placing the cursor over the Tide Station icon the chart plotter pops up the relative automatic info window and allows displaying a graphical page with the tides prediction of the selected object Press Expand NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Expand TIDE HECHT STATOR Added LA SPERA rem Picture Fig 2 760 Tide information page 42 User Manual Press ENTER to display the Tide Graph page It shows the Tide height varia tions during the 24 hours at any given day Values referred to the VERTICAL cursor VERTICAL cursor Values referred to the HORIZONTAL cursor LA Fig 2 7c Tide Graph page This screen shows that day s Tide Height graph for the area where the Tidal symbol was located Using ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT it is possible to display future or past tides If you wish to quickly display the tide for a specific date press ENTER and enter the required date To simplify reading the graph the chart plotter displays a moveable Vertical and Horizontal slider which can be moved using the cursor key Using the up down cursor
36. Advanced Digital Signal Processing Speed amp Temperature Sensor if available on transducer Alarms shallow water depth Fish temp Trip Log Fish Symbols STC Interference Rejection Automatic noise reduction A scope White Line Zoom x2 x4 Auto range gain frequency shift ping rate When the package containing the chart plotter is first opened please check it for the following contents if any parts are missing contact the dealer the chart plot ter was purchased from 9 9 9 9 104 Bracket and cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet Chart plotter s protective cover Fuse 3 Amp fuseholder User Manual Cutting template Smart DGPS WAAS Receiver with cable 15 mt 45 feet User Manual MEDIA NG REMOVING PROCEDURE I nserting the MEDIA Remove the front cover as explained in the following figure Hold the MEDIA by the long inclined side so that you can see the MAP Bv Jeppesen label Gently push the MEDIA into the slot push the MEDIA in as far as it will go to hold fixed into the slot and place the front cover again Removing the MEDIA Remove the front cover and eject the MEDIA you wish to remove out of the slot CHART PLOTTER DI MENSI ONS 110 5mm 4 3 91mm 3 6 1 160mm 6 3 166 6 5 105 I NSTALLATI REMOVI It is possible to install this TECHMARINE instr
37. Input Output ENTER Port 1 Input ENTER C COM ENTER The modem C COM can be connected also to the Port 2 except for TM5ce TM5ci TM7ce TM7ci Port 3 and Port 4 5 except for TM5e TM5i TM5ce TM5ci T 50 05 T 55 05 in this case select the format on the used port NOTE The connection is valid for the C COM IR and C COM RS232 too 2222 Output Sentences The chart plotter allows customizing the NMEA 0183 sentence transmitted on each port Each port can transmit a different set of sentences among GLL VTG BOD XTE BWC RMA RMB RMC GGA HSC HDG gt MENU Advanced Options ENTER I Output ENTER Port n Output Sentences ENTER Where 1 2 3 for TM5e TM5i T 50 05 T 55 05 1 3 for 5 TM5ci 1 2 3 4 5 for TM7e 71 TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 1 3 4 5 for TM7ce 7 2222 NMEA 0183 Output Talker I D The Talker Id is the 2 characters following the char Start of sentence in a NMEA 0183 sentence that identifies the type of instrument that sends the string The chart plotter allows selecting one of the following Talker identifier Inte grated Instrument GP GPS EC Electronic Chart System ECS RA Radar and or Radar Plotting SD Sounder Depth The selected Talker ID is applied to all sentences sent by the chart plotter from all Ports To select the Talker ID follow the procedure MENU Advanced Options
38. 1 Delete User Manual 29 Editing R B gt Place the cursor on existing R B Edit Modifies the line direction and the circle radius Use the cursor key to move the dotted line in any direction you choose in the same time the radius changes Press Accept to confirm Cancel otherwise NOTE For T 59 09 press 2 Edit NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Accept 2 Cancel 1 14 MAN OVERBOARD MOB If a person or object is lost overboard and you need to return to the location use the MOB Man OverBoard function To activate the MOB function a valid GPS fix must be available I nserting MOB gt MOB If MOB is already placed removes the existing MOB and places a new one Once inserted the system performs the following operations l places the MOB icon at ship s position 2 stops navigation to an existing destination if present 3 sets the MOB as destination Selecting Auto nfo on Place the cursor on MOB symbol An information window appears showing the bearing and distance to the MOB position Deleting MOB gt place cursor on existing MOB Confirm NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Confirm 30 User Manual 2 Operations 2 1 USER POINTS MARKS EVENTS AND WAYPOINTS A User Point is an object that you can place on the charts to mark a specific point The chart plotter features three types of User Points Marks Events and Way points A Waypoint is created entering a Route
39. 19 Chart VICOS deut e 56 Chart Boundaries 53 54 Chart Display 19 26 Chart Language 22 23 49 Chart ue TUM 53 54 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS 99 105 111 117 123 131 137 143 Chart SOL IIO Don recens nei os eoe 54 Chart Fish pag do VERO bid 81 CLEAR c 17 80 Clear TENGO d teat 24 Clear VIEW tame bee e kae 24 Clearmg Track 37 eg c 56 Course Over Ground 91 Color B r 76 Color EE ERU x Ead Eis 85 COMDO 4 19 Compute Correction ge 59 Config Track 36 17 22 89 CONTROLLER DIMENSIONS 149 CONVENTIONS 3 2 13 Coordinate System betae s 55 COOFCINGESS 22 Re 45 Copy from USER MEDIA 63 155 Correction Offset 59 Course c 55 91 HP 60 CPA Alai Mi
40. 4 Apply a small coat of RTV to the underside of the antenna 5 Place the antenna and then screw it with the three M3 screws DI MENSI ONS 60mm 2 63 4 98mm 3 86 41mm 1 61 GPS Antenna Dimensions 154 User Manual Analytical ndex 3D ec RED 19 3D R dd 19 27 A A B fUNCTION 29 SCODS 77 dd 67 Activate the Navigation 34 Activation Range 61 Active ROUTE 32 Active Target 60 Active 37 Add screen video image 19 Add screen video image 1 20 Add screen video image 2 20 Add Video Menu dapi 56 ADD VIDEOCAMERB 19 ADD VIDEOCAMERA pad vedete nti 20 ADD VIDEOCAMERA 2 20 AddVid Met 19 AddVid ue 20 PO baro 20 Advanced 57 AlS ger o e 60 AIS Men aos ied bed RM despido a M AE 61 Romi sro qM 62 AIS SymDolS 61 AIS System Definitions
41. It is re quired to insert the number of the Route Track on which loading data if the Route Track is not empty it is overwritten Deleting File from USER MEDIA To remove files MENU Save amp Load ENTER Delete NOTE For T 59 09 press Delete NOTE Remember that this option permanently erases the file T 59 09 T 59 05 Selecting Slot To select the preferred slot where to insert the USER MEDIA If the User USER MEDIA is not present in the selected slot a warning message appears MENU Save amp Load ENTER Media Slot NOTE For T 59 09 press 4 SD card and 2 Slot Reading USER MEDIA directory To show the list of the files present on the USER MEDIA inserted into the slot gt MENU Save amp Load ENTER Media Read NOTE For T 59 09 press 4 SD card and 1 Read Sorting USER MEDIA directory To order the file directory gt MENU Save amp Load ENTER Media Sort by NOTE For T 59 09 press 4 SD card and 3 Sort By This is possible in three different modes Name to order by the filename press Name Time to order by the time of file creation press Time Type to order by the type of data press Type NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Name 2 Time Type 48 User Manual 3 User Setting Up 3 1 GENERAL OPTIONS MENU To set the general settings MENU General Options ENTER The
42. Sensitivity Menu Display Setup Transducer Setup Alarms Save amp Load Fig 5 6 Fish Finder Setup menu User Manual 83 5 6 1 Preset Mode Preset modes are pre defined settings of the Fish Finder operating parameters You can use them to quickly set the Fish Finder in the most commonly used operating modes These are Cruise sets the Fish Finder in full auto mode with the sensitivity settings optimized for displaying at best the bottom and Fish sets the Fish Finder in full auto mode with the sensitivity setting optimized for target searching See the following table MENU Preset Mode ENTER Fish Gain Mode Auto Range Mode Auto Frequency not change Shift 0 STC Short if Freq 200kHz and Mid if Freq 50kHz Scrolling Speed 10 Fish Symbols Echo A Scope On Surface Noise Filter Off Cruise Gain Mode Auto Range Mode Auto Frequency not change Shift 0 STC Short if Freq 200kHz and Mid if Freq 50kHz Scrolling Speed 10 Fish Symbols Echo A Scope On Surface Noise Filter 4 5 6 2 Gain Mode Selects Auto or Manual MENU Gain Mode ENTER 5 6 3 Range Mode Selects among Manual Auto Range and Bottom Lock When in Manual Range Mode it is possible to set Shift the offset from the surface see Par 5 6 5 and Depth see Par 5 6 4 on which the Fish Finder shall operate When in Auto Range Mode the Fish Finder determines automatically the range as to keep
43. T 138 User Manual Video Output Connector VIDEO OUTPUT FUNCTION HSYNC VSYNC N C BRIGHTNESS CONTROL IN C COM Connection POWER amp I O CONNECTOR GND COMMON PWR 10 35 Vdc Used by C COM Used by C COM OUTPUT2 Used by C COM INPUT2 OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM fos 8 User Manual 139 59 05 FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 9 9 9 99 9 99 9 Color 15 LCD Display Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Image Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Gauges page DSC Log and DSC Directory pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder Radar Video Input pages 10000 User Points Waypoints Events Marks Dynamic han
44. TM5ce 5 TM7ce TM7ci Fish Finder Transmission The internal Fish Finder is connected directly to the Port 2 To switch the internal Fish Finder transmission On Off follow the procedure MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER Fish Finder On Standby ENTER Autopilot Connection Connect the Autopilot to the serial Port n MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER Port n Output ENTER Then choose your preferred setting among the NMEA available settings NMEA 0183 4800 N81 N NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX and press ENTER to confirm Where n 1 2 3 for TM5e TM5i T 50 05 55 05 n 1 3 for TM5ce TM5ci n 1 2 3 4 5 for TM7e 71 TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 n 1 3 4 5 for 7 TM7Ci External NMEA Connection Connect the External NMEA to the serial Port n MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER Port n Input ENTER Then choose your preferred setting among the NMEA available settings NMEA 1200 N81 N NMEA 4800 N81 N NMEA 4800 N82 N NMEA 9600 N81 N NMEA 38400 N81 N and press ENTER to confirm Where User Manual 57 1 2 3 for TM5e 51 T 50 05 55 05 1 3 for TM5ce 5 1 2 3 4 5 for TM7e TM7i TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 1 3 4 5 for TM7ce TM7ci C COM GSM Plus Connection To connect the modem C COM to the chart plotter follow the procedure MENU Advanced Options ENTER
45. the Alarm Limit for more than 2 seconds The default setting is 4 seconds To activate the HDOP Alarm MENU Alarms ENTER HDOP Alarm ENTER Heading Alarm This function is used to show a warning when the HDG sentence is not received from a magnetic sensor reading MENU Alarms ENTER Heading Alarm ENTER T 59 09 T 59 05 Timer Alarm The Timer Alarm is activated when the defined time is expired Stops Off the Timer Alarm counter or enter the Timer value Hours Minutes Seconds Range 00 00 01 23 59 59 MENU Alarms ENTER Timer Alarm ENTER T 59 09 T 59 05 Timer Direction Set the Timer Direction UP or DOWN when Timer Direction is set UP the timer start from zero and increases its value the alarm is activated when the timer reaches the Timer Value entered by the user When Timer Direction is set DOWN the count down starts from the value set by the user and decreases it s value The Alarm is activated when the Timer value goes to zero MENU Alarms ENTER Timer Direction ENTER Grounding Alarm To verify potential danger to navigation such as shallow water depth areas intertidal areas land rocks obstructions and shoreline constructions The maps are scanned every 10 seconds If any of the above objects are found the chart plotter notifies the danger on a dedicated warning message box The active Grounding Alarms are shown in the Grounding Alarm Report pag
46. 2 Video 2 Full screen video image 2 MARK Mark Mark place EVENT Event Event place WAYPOINT Waypoint Waypoint place TRACK Track Track storing activated deactivated NOTE For 50 05 T 55 05 TM7e 71 7 TM7ci 11 59 01 NOTE FoR T 50 05 55 05 TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM7ci 11 59 05 T 59 01 NOTE AwvaitLaBrLE Fon 11 59 09 59 05 For TM7e 71 TM7ce TM7ci 1 1 6 Alphanumeric I nput Procedure When editing a Waypoint see the following picture or when entering menu infor mation insert data by using the visual alphabetical table shown 0 E 1C TE E 1D BB ILI ILI ICI Dd Change Previous Next Fig 1 1 6 Example of visual Alphabetical table The table shows all the characters usable Use the cursor key to go through the available characters and select the requested one The soft keys are now activated to Save to save when the entry is complete After pressing Save the Soft Keys disappear press Accept to end the input procedure Change to switch between numeric non numeric digits Previous to go back to previous page Next to move to next page Only For T 59 09 The following virtual keys on
47. 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT 1 C COM GREEN COMMON C COM C COM GSM Plus CABLE WIRE COLOR FUNCTION GND POWER SUPPLY C COM TX C COM TX YELLOW OUTPUT 1 C COM C COM Connection for the Port 1 Beacon Receiver Connection T 55 05 internal GPS Receiver QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION GND COMMON 10 35Vdc INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 OUTPUT 2 INPUT 3 OUTPUT 3 COMMON DIFFERENTIAL BEACON RECEIVER FUNCTION RTCM 104 OUTPUT SIGNAL RETURN For T 50 05 To connect a Differential Beacon Receiver see previous figure GPS Connection with T50 05 External GPS Receiver 114 User Manual 7 6 TM7i FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 9 9 9 9 99 9 9 o 9 Direct SunLight Viewable Color LCD 16 9 Display WVGA 800x480 resolution Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Image Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Na
48. 5 55 Sepe dat ed es odes 75 5 2 UNDERSTANDING THE FISH FINDER PAGE cd 75 5 2 1 Understanding the Echogram display 77 5 3 DISPLAYING THEFISH FINDER PAGE 78 5 3 1 How to Select the Fish Finder page us eter ra rre in tn e rS Rn Er 78 Selection by CU EL EE 78 5 3 2 Fish FINGER Full E UU MUT 79 5 3 3 Dual Frequency page 80 5 34 ZOOMIPAGS Mc c 80 5 3 5 4500225 ARTE T T ate 81 5 3 6 Fish Finder and Radar pages 81 54 ZOOM MODES 82 5 4 1 The Bottom Lock ZOOM ete UH ots 82 5 4 2 1 1 44 74 Gab 82 5 5 SOUNDER ADJ USTMENTS WITH SOFT 83 5 6 FISH FINDER SETUP IERI ud 83 201 Preset MEM 84 5 6 2 Gain Mode PES 84 2502 Rande 84 SEO 28 50 rm 84 55 5 SAIC 84 User Manual 5 0 0 BOOM RANGE 84 5 0 7 ccm 84 5 6 8 Interference ues ugue
49. 9999 Mt 9999 Mt 10 Mt Land Elevation On On Off Off Off Off Land Elevation values On Off Off Off Off Off Roads On Off Off Off Off Off POI On Off Off Off Off Off Lat Lon Grid On Off Off Off Off Off Chart Boundaries On Auto Off Off Off Auto Value Added Data On Off Off Off On On Chart Lock On On On On On On Underwater Objects Limit 304 Mt 10 Mt 10 Mt 10 Mt 10 Mt 10 Mt Rocks Icon Depth con con con con con Obstructions Icon Depth con con con con con Diffusers con Depth Icon Icon Icon Icon Icon Wrecks Icon Depth con con Marine Settings To control the display on the map of the marine features Place Names Sets On Off the displaying of the Names local area names Name Tags Sets On Off the displaying of a tag for particular chart objects that either includes the Name ofthe chart objector the Depth of an Underwater chart object Available for Buoys Towers Beacons and Port Marinas Nav Aids amp Light Sectors Sets On Off No Sector the graphical presentation of Lights Signals Buoys and Beacons If No Sector is selected Nav Aids are shown Light Sectors are hidden Attention Areas Sets On Off the displaying of Attention Areas areas in which special attention by the mariner is required because of natural or man made hazards or sailing regulations and restrictions Moreover a special symbol is placed inside the area selecting On option This is valid also for the categories FISHING FACI
50. ALARM Open Collector External Alarm Connection C COM Connection POWER amp CONNECTOR CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON PWR 10 35 Vdc UL Used by C COM POWER amp I O Used by C COM OUTPUT 2 Used by C COM INPUT 2 OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM C COM Connection 102 User Manual 5 6 5 FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 9 99 9 9 9 9 99 9 99 9 Direct Sunlight Viewable Color LCD Vertical Display Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Image Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Gauges pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder pages 5000 Waypoints Marks and 25 Routes 200 Waypoints max per Route 5000 Track Points Create Move In
51. Autopilot Connection e rune rtr nn nne un 138 External Alarm Connection u a 6eduo yosdoeuvsa aa xac dar 138 GPS Connection aaa stb EREMO EN Ra 138 AUX IN I O Connector and External NMEA Connection 138 Video Input Connector so pua obs o toot 138 Video Output Dainsas uud nts ns 139 C COM Connection ori a xe nata e a E dE E OE ON EORR a 139 T 5905 Austasrstaxexaidtu dadeaiuebMipEENE 141 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS dedu n 141 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ira riot nri bt a CT Rr RR niei 142 MEDIA INSERTING REMOVING PROCEDURE raso er RERE EY EE PR DEDE 142 Inserung the MEDIA 2000 p 142 Removing the MEDIA M 143 CHART PLOTTER DIMENSIONS haa ER rt Ra E S 143 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING 5i irspkrtote n E 143 PATERNAL WIRING 20 mira d rS Ra 144 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS 00599
52. Bottom Line always visible in the lower half of the screen NOTE Moving the Cursor key up down displays the Variable Depth Marker VDM switching the Fish Finder in Marker Zoom mode 5 4 2 The Marker Zoom The Marker Zoom mode is activated either when the Fish Finder is in Manual Range mode see Par 5 6 3 or the Depth Cursor is displayed on the screen Marker Zoom mode the Fish Finder Echogram position is controlled by moving the Variable Depth Marker VDM and pressing and holding ENTER for 1 second on the selected position Moving the Variable Depth Marker VDM over the top or below the bottom of the screen automatically moves up down the current zoomed Echogram view and re position the Variable Depth Marker VDM at the center of the screen NOTE Pressing CLEAR hides the Depth Cursor and if the Fish Finder is in Auto Range or Bottom Lock mode switches into Bottom Lock Zoom mode 82 User Manual 5 5 SOUNDER ADJUSTMENTS WITH SOFT KEYS When the Fish Finder page is active by pressing one of the soft keys the main functions to adjust the Fish Finder are shown on the soft keys labels on the screen The soft keys labels disappear by pressing CLEAR The Gain Soft Key By pressing Gain the Gain changes between Auto Gain and Manual Gain If Manual Gain use the cursor left right to adjust it a bar with the 96 symbol is displayed on the screen above the Gain label If Auto Gain use the cursor left right to adjust the Gain
53. Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Wind Data page Gauges page DSC Log and DSC Directory pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder Radar pages 10000 User Points Waypoints Events Marks Dynamic handling of User Points amp Routes the number of Routes and Waypoints per Route is dynamic for example 10000 Routes with 1 Waypoint each or 1 Route with 10000 Waypoints 10000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route User Manual 147 9 99 9 NOTE Route Data Report and User Points Marks Events Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Grounding Alarm External Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link and C Weather Service R B function Simulation Mode with cursor control Video Output option If Fish Finder Radar connected TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS 9 9 9 9 9 99 9 9 Power consumption 0 25 A max 9 12 V Interface NMEA 0183 Autopilot nterface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Display Resolution 640x480 or 800x600 or 1024x768 pixels user selectable MEDIA C Car
54. ENTER Input Output ENTER NMEA 0183 Output Talker I D ENTER 11 GP EC RA SD ENTER TM7e 71 TM7ce TM7ci TM11 T 59 09 59 05 T 59 01 External Signal Sets the External Output MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER External Signal ENTER Then choose your preferred setting among External Alarm when activated this pin goes to GND level It is used to command an external buzzer External Power it is command switch for the Radar It must be used in conjunction with the Radar Junction box device and Off Cable Wiring pages This menu allows you select the Cable Wiring page MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER Cable Wiring ENTER Power I O Cable Wiring Shows a window containing the Power I O cable wiring Quick Disconnect Cable Wiring Shows a window containing the quick disconnect bracket cable wiring GPS Cable Wiring Shows a window containing the GPS cable wiring 58 User Manual AUX In I O Cable Wiring Shows a window containing the AUX IN I O cable wiring Port 1 25 Shows a window containing the Port 1 and 2 cable wiring Port 4 55 Shows a window containing the Port 4 and 5 cable wiring Port 3 GPS Shows a window containing the Port 3 GPS cable wiring NOTE For TM5e TM5i TM5ce TM5ci TM11 T 59 09 T 59 01 NOTE For T 50 05 T55 05 TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM7cCi N
55. EXTERNAL ALARM Connection for the Port 4 If Port 4 of AUX IN I O connector is busy follow the procedure 1 Cut the C COM cable about 5 cm from the connector User Manual 119 C COM cable cutting procedure 2 Connect the wires to the quick disconnect bracket cable as follows QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE C COM GSM Plus CABLE POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND BLACK GND POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY RED POWER SUPPLY INPUT 1 C COM WHITE C COM TX SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN GREEN C COM TX OUTPUT 1 C COM YELLOW C COM RX Connection for the Port 1 120 User Manual TM7ce 6 7 FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 9 9 9 99 9 99 9 Direct SunLight Viewable Color LCD 16 9 Display WVGA 800x480 resolution Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User
56. Fish Finder working principle 5 1 SETTING THE INTERNAL FI SH FINDER ON The internal Fish Finder driver is connected directly to the dedicated serial Port2 To switch the internal Fish Finder transmission On follow the procedure MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER FF Transmission ENTER ENTER NOTE Itis not possible to connect any external Fish Finder unit to the chart plotter 5 2 UNDERSTANDING THE FISH FINDER PAGE The display on chart plotters shows a history of time of the echoes received by the transducer The chart plotters have a menu that allows adjustments to re ceiver sensitivity depth range and scrolling speed of the Fish Finder display User Manual 75 Warning message Echogram window Color Bar Digital Depth Water temperature Alarm Bar Depth ruler Variable Depth Marker VDM Zoom Bar A Scope 0 C 8 S 2 Operating Frequency Fig 5 2 The Fish Finder page The following is a short description of terms listed in the previous Fig 5 2 0 Warning Message Flashing label Simulation when the echo sounder is in Simulation mode 2 Echogram window Graphic presentation of sonar soundings recorded as a continuous profile scrolling across the screen from right to left Such recordings represent the image of the water beneath your boat items appear as they pass under your transducer the items on the right side of th
57. Info on objects cras Finita 39 Page Tt mmc 39 Info Tree e TR em 40 Input Output Menu 57 Inserting A B M 29 30 Inserting notes Route 33 Inserting Rute Dod au 29 Inserting the MEDIA 98 105 110 131 137 142 148 Inserting 34 INSTALLATION 100 106 111 117 124 131 137 149 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING 143 Installing GPS Antenna 153 Int Rej Soft addins 83 Interference Rejection 84 Internal GPS 57 Intertidal 35 ISO Certification M Quee Dd 23 J JOYSTICK MMC 17 K eum qae 85 KEYBOARD uum eae 17 MN IN CP OE 89 Keypad 22 49 L BS 40 Lakes 45 Lakes NTO 40 Lakes Information 44 Land Areas v Tc 34 Land Elevation uua inr eda nn tates 23 53 54 Lan
58. MEDIA Tracks amp Routes Recommended and established routes for ships at sea including traffic sepa ration schemes deep water routes TRN Turning Difference between COG BRG If COG is 80 and BRG is 75 is 5 Left TTG Time To Go Estimated time needed to reach your destination based on your current speed and the distance to destination TWD True Wind Direction Direction of the Wind relative to a fixed point on the earth TWS True Wind Speed Velocity of the Wind relative to a fixed point on the earth Underwater Objects Objects like obstruction wreck cable User Point Object you place on the chart identified by its coordinates and displayed on User Manual 95 96 the screen with reference symbol see Mark Waypoint UTC Universal Time Coordinated Time scale based on the rotation of the earth that is used by most broadcast time services UTM Universal Transverse Mercator Metric Grid system used on most large and intermediate scale land topo graphic charts and maps Variation Angle between the magnetic and geographic meridians at any place expressed in degrees West or East to indicate the direction of magnetic North from true North It changes from point to point and at the same point with time VMG Velocity Made Good Destination closing Velocity The VMG is calculated using the current speed of the vessel SOG and the difference between the current vessel course and the be
59. Mark can be created on cursor position while an Event is created on ship s position Creating Waypoint See Creating a Route Creating Mark gt ENTER Mark ENTER The new Mark appears on your cursor position if not in Home mode T 59 05 gt MARK The new Mark appears on your cursor position Creating Event gt ENTER Mark ENTER The new Event appears on your ship s position if in Home Mode T 59 09 T 59 05 EVENT The new Event appears on your ship s position Editing User Point To allow to modify name symbol color and position of the User Point If in Chart page gt Place the cursor the desired User Point Edit use the cursor key to modify Name Symbol Lat Lon not for Event Color Accept The User Point appears on the selected position with the new symbol and color NOTE select the User Point presentation gt MENU Display Options ENTER User Points ENTER There are three possible choices by selecting Off the User Point is not shown on the screen otherwise by selecting On it is shown on the Chart page shown with symbol and name by selecting I con only the User Point symbol is shown NOTE For T 59 09 press 3 Edit and 1 Accept Deleting User Point If in Chart page gt Place the cursor on the desired User Point Delete Accept If in User Points List page gt MENU User Points ENTER List ENTER use the cursor to select
60. Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Wind Data page Gauges page DSC Log and DSC Directory pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder Radar Video Input pages 10000 Waypoints Marks and 50 Routes 400 Waypoints max per Route 10000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint User Manual 121 Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route Route Data Report and User Points Marks Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Grounding Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link and C Weather Service R B functions Simulation Mode with cursor control Video Input option Internal Fish Finder 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 NOTE f Radar Video Camera connected TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS Power consumption 12W average 27W max peak Interface NMEA 0183 Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 e Video Input PAL or NTSC video signals automatically selected e Display Sun Light Viewable Color LCD active area 7 wide Display Resolution 800 x 480 pixels MEDIA SD Card TM7ce TM7ci Cartography C MAP Bv Jeppesen DATA MEDIA Operating
61. Route Navigation Quick I nfo on the Destination EX TERMAL ROLITEDO 1 Route DESTINATION ID Wpt1 4 OST TTG Cons nm hh mm Lit Dest 11 93 00187 7 41 Last 83 12 09 41 544 Distance TTG Consumption from Ship to Dest Routa Length 71 19 Nm Distance TTG and Consumption from Ship to Last Wpt Fig 4 4 Quick Info on Destination Quick info on Single Destination EXTERNAL DESTINATION DT 7 4 Nm 0822 Fig 4 4a Quick Info on Single Destination User Manual 5 FISH FINDER 5 5 TM7ce TM7ci The Fish Finder consists of a high power transmitter sensitive receiver and a transducer The Fish Finder sends an electrical pulse to the transducer which contains an element that converts the pulse into acoustic sound wave which is sent through the water As this wave travels from the transducer to the bottom it may strike fish structures thermoclines temperature changes in the water When the wave strikes an object s a certain amount of the wave is reflected back to the transducer depending on the composition and shape of the object When the reflected wave is returned to the transducer it is converted into a voltage and is amplified by the receiver processed and sent to the display The speed of sound in water is roughly 4800 ft sec so the time lapse between the transmitted signal and the received echo can be measured and the distance to the object determined Fig 5
62. cable cable code CBCHM50700 Desktop brackets kit Fuse 2 Amp fuseholder External packaging User Manual 9 9 9 I NSERTI NG REMOVING PROCEDURE The chart plotter has a built in world map But during navigation you will need to use larger scale charts with detailed information These are available using the MEDIA The chart plotter allows you to install four of them at the same time You can insert and remove MEDIA while a chart is displayed but you do not insert or remove MEDIA while map is redrawing 136 User Manual I nserting the MEDIA Hold the MEDIA by the short inclined side so that you can see the C MAP Bv Jeppesen label Gently push the MEDIA into one of the available slots 1 push the MEDIA in as far as it will go then move it down 2 to hold fixed into the slot 3 The new cartography information will be displayed when you move the cursor into an area covered by the new charts making pan or zoom operations The boundary of each chart digitized in the current MEDIA is shown as a rectangle Removing the MEDIA Press lightly the MEDIA you wish to remove 1 and move it up 2 until you hear a click the MEDIA will ejected out of the slot 3 2 CHART PLOTTER DI MENSI ONS 4 344 13 5 E
63. character set True Type Font improves text on chart for optimal reading Presentation Features Clear View advanced legibility techniques providing more chart data on the screen Clear Info sophisticated Human Dictionary to translate Nav Aid ab breviations found on paper charts Dynamic Nav Aids an innovative and dynamic presentation mode Flexi Zoom increased Under and Over Zoom between chart levels resulting in optimal scale display for any situation Dynamic Elevation Data optimized palettes including the NOAA color palette Perspective View Real World perspective view of the chart up dated real time during navigation Smooth Zoom smooth transition of cartographic levels Enhanced Turbo Zoom extra fast cartography level change display ing the most important cartographic objects Enhanced Mixing Levels seamless data presentation Off line redraw cartography level transition without image construction Cartographic Data related Features Guardian Alarm automatic control and alarm over obstacles on charts in front of your boat Safety Toolbar interactive alarm system for situational awareness on screen Safety Route Check sophisticated function checking dangerous ob jects along your navigation route 1 8 USING Jeppesen DATA MEDIA The chart plotter has a built in world map To use the chart plotter as a navigation aid DATA MEDIA with detailed information f
64. e cc eEm 151 External NMEA Connection iso eee ex 0 a ye EE Rx Ra Ea wea kar ea Rd RR Pech a Pads 151 External Alarm Connection aaa Xa Can dte er Da ra hee oed 152 C COM Connection EXEC a A ER UV arr oc b CERE a aa 152 I nstalling the Smart GPS External 5 5 T 50 05 TM7e TM7ce 11 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 153 INSTALLING dkeuvazcxzaluweud vet ikaka EN va ppc gua eua a ax doe o erepto e a a ar ara 153 DIMENSIONS 2 dini 154 Analytical Lnd x 3 cusaxsxusxSNEvFEREEEREEERYEREERERATEEERNEEEONEREKERER EUN RE RV VEA 155 User Manual 11 About this User Manual INTRODUCTION The chart plotter is a state of the art computerized electronic chart system de signed as a sophisticated navigation aid User friendly operations make the chart plotter easy to operate All calculations and information necessary for the naviga tion are performed and displayed on the screen quickly and accurately providing all of the facilities of a conventional GPS but with the added benefit of a powerful electronic chart display The cartographic information is obtained from C MAP Bv DATA MEDIA that are available through your local dealer For additional information Bv Jeppesen Cartography visit web site at www jeppesen com CO
65. icon 9 9 9 9 3 8 C WEATHER SERVI C Weather Service is an innovative meteorological forecasting system with the ability to visualize the weather forecast overlaying it on cartography The weather data is held on Jeppesen Marine s weather server which can be accessed via a C COM modem connected to the chart plotter or by using the PC Planner or the DPS Dealer Programming System saving the weather data on a USER MEDIA The weather data are overlaid on a map page as layers The Weather format data available are Data Type WIND Speed amp Dir WAVE Height amp Dir TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY 96 VISIBILITY WEATHER TYPE Sun N Faj WEATHER TYPE Rain WEATHER TYPE Fog WEATHER TYPE Snow WEATHER TYPE Clouds WEATHER TYPE Partly Cloudy WEATHER TYPE Thunderstorm amp rm z Fig 3 8 Weather data package NOTE Refer to Par 3 1 General Options menu for selecting the desired unit of measure 62 User Manual 3 8 1 C WEATHER SERVI Menu To select the menu gt MENU C Weather ENTER It opens a sub menu with the following options Copy from USER MEDIA Download Forecast Real Time View Type of Data 9 9 9 from USER MEDIA MENU C Weather ENTER Copy from USER MEDIA ENTER Allows the whole data package C Weather loading from the USER MEDIA Download gt MENU C Wea
66. in Chart page or into menu 3 2 OPTI ONS MENU Zoom Type MENU Map Options ENTER Zoom ENTER Allows larger expansion or compression of the chart scale while zooming in or out Zoom Type has two options Standard default or Flexi Zoom When in Flexi Zoom mode a short ZOOM push causes a change of chart whilst a long ZOOM push press and hold causes a pop up window to be displayed on a corner of the screen The window shows the current Zoom Factor By pressing ZOOM IN ZOOM OUT the map is expanded or compressed ac cording to the zoom factor selected The Window is automatically closed if ZOOM is not pressed for 2 seconds and the selected zoom factor will be used at the next zoom in out Fonts amp Symbols MENU Map Options ENTER Fonts amp Symbols ENTER It is possible to set the size of all names and symbols drawn on the charts selecting between Normal size the regular characters size and Large size User Manual 49 NORMAL size LARGE size Fig 3 2 Example of Normal size font on the left side and Large size font on the right side settings Perspective View MENU Map Options ENTER Perspective View ENTER Chart data may be projected in perspective mode during navigation This function allows setting the panoramic View of the chart As the upper side of the map is more compressed than the lower side a wider map area is visible The per
67. numeric key 1 2 3 4 5 it will be possible to assign a different selection to the relative Function Key Move the cursor key up down to place the selector on the desired item move the cursor key to the right or press ENTER to set the selected item move the cursor key to the left or press CLEAR to close the pop up window The possible choices are CHART Chart Chart Display page NAVIGATION Nav Data Navigation Data page 3D ROAD 3D Road 3D Road page GPS STATUS Status GPS Status page WIND DATA WindData Wind Data page GAUGES Gauges Gauges page DEPTH FULL Depth 1 Depth Graph Full page DEPTH Depth 2 Depth Graph page FISH FINDER FF Std Fish Finder Full page FISH FINDER FF Dual Fish Finder Dual Frequency page FISH FINDER FF Splt Fish Finder Zoom page FISH FINDER FF Map Fish Finder and Chart page RADAR Rd Std Radar Full page RADAR Rd Map Radar and Chart page RADAR Rd FF Radar and Fish Finder page RADAR Rd Data Radar and data page RADAR Combo 4 Radar Fish finder Chart and data page ADD VIDEOCAMERA AddVid Add screen video image User Manual 19 ADD VIDEOCAMERA 1 AddVid1 Add screen video image 1 ADD VIDEOCAMERA 23 AddVid2 Add screen video image 2 VIDEOCAMERA Video Full screen video image VIDEOCAMERA 1 Video 1 Full screen video image 1 VIDEOCAMERA
68. on the screen 5 3 DISPLAYING THE FISH FINDER PAGE This section will take you through the frequently used operations and assist you to customize the look of the chart plotter using the Fish Finder 5 3 1 How to select the Fish Finder page The Page Selection menu allows you to change the Fish Finder page displayed To access this menu MENU Page ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Radar f Chart Radar FF Chart Video Fig 5 3 1 Fish Finder page selection on TM7ce amp TM7ci The menu now shows the selections related to the Fish Finder Move the cursor to select the desired item and then press ENTER Selection by Soft Key Any soft key can be assigned any of the Fish Finder pages see Par 1 1 In the picture below the four soft keys are customized to select any Fish Finder pages 78 User Manual 41 06 015 e 011744 496E FFbud Fig 5 3 2 Example of Fish Finder page selection using Soft Keys 5 3 2 Fish Finder Full page To display the Fish Finder Full Page Echogram follow this procedure MENU ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Full ENTER 41 06 057N Sa Fig 5 3 2 Example of 200kHz Fish Finder Full page NOTE Thefrequency displayed depends on the selection done in the Frequency item see Par 5 6 7 The MENU key Pressing MENU activates the Fish Finder Setup menu see Par 5 6 Pressing MENU subsequ
69. one video camera so after selecting Add Video the screen shows the image from the video camera on a window TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM7ci TM11 59 09 59 05 3 5 2 Video Input menu TM11 T 59 05 gt DATA Video I ENTER T 59 09 gt PAGE Video Input ENTER Full Screen Video 1 Shows the image from the video camera 1 at full screen Full Screen Video 2 Shows the image from the video camera 2 at full screen Full Screen Video 1 Video 2 Showsthe image from the video camera 1 at full screen and the image from the video camera 2 a window which can be moved up down and or left right using the cursor key to select where the window is placed Full Screen Video 2 Video 1 Showstheimage from the video camera 2 at full screen and the image from the video camera 1 a window which be moved up down and or left right using the cursor key to select where the window is placed Radar FF Chart Video 1 Shows the image from the video camera 1 on a rectangular window in the left top corner with Radar Fish Finder and Chart Radar FF Chart Video 2 Shows the image from the video camera 2 on a rectangular window in the left top corner with Radar Fish Finder and Chart TM7e 71 TM7ce TM7ci MENU PAGE ENTER Video Input ENTER Full Screen Video Shows the image from the video camera at full screen Chart Video Shows the chart at full screen and the image from the video c
70. possible selections are listed in the table below Language Selects the language for screen labels menus and options Chart Language Selects a menu to set the language to display chart information and define how objects are translated Distance Unit Selects the unit for Distance among Nm Sm Km Speed Unit Selects the unit for Speed among Kts Mph Kph Wind Unit Selects the unit for Wind among Kts Kph Mph m s Bft Depth Unit Selects the unit among Ft FM and Mt Altitude Unit Selects the unit among Ft FL and Mt Temperature Unit Selects the unit among C and F Time Reference Allows switching between UTC or local time by entering the Local Time offset Daylight Saving Time Sets On Off the Daylight Saving Time Time Format Selects the format for the time between 12 and 24 hours Date Format Selects the Date Format between MM DD YY month day year and DD MM YY day month year Nav Aids Presentation Allows to set the Nav Aids presentation as US Draw Nav Aids using NOAA symbology or INTERNATIONAL Draws Nav Aids using international symbology When selected it affects Lights Signals Buoys amp Beacons display Keypad Beep Enables or disables the single audio beeps emitted any time the chart plotter keypad is pressed If the incorrect key is pressed orthe function required cannot be executed the chart plotter emits three beeps Cursor Speed Selects the Cursor Speed among Low Medium or High
71. press ENTER or Find to locate the selected Obstruction on the map NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Find Finding Nearest Lakes nformation Searches for Nearest Lakes Info gt ENTER Find ENTER Lakes Info ENTER This function is used to found the Outdoor Recreational Area objects see the left side of the following Fig 2 8 Use the cursor key to select any objects and press ENTER The list of the nearest lakes containing the facility will be shown on the screen see the right side of the following Fig 2 8 Fig 2 8 Outdoor Recreational Area objects left and nearest Lakes list right Then choose the lake you want and press ENTER the Full Info page is shown 44 User Manual Finding Nearest Lakes By Name To select the lakes By Name function gt ENTER Find ENTER Lakes by ENTER Shows the list of all lakes stored on the DATA MEDIA in alphabetic order Pressing MENU to insert the Lake name Finding Nearest Points Of nterest Searches for nearest Points Of Interest gt ENTER Find ENTER Points Of Interest ENTER A sub menu is opened to find different categories of Points Of Interest Finding Cursor To center the cursor on the screen ENTER Find ENTER Cursor ENTER Finding Coordinates To center the map at given coordinates gt ENTER Find ENTER Coordinates ENTER use the cursor to insert coordinates C
72. receive a position of the vessel in distress and the Position Request a great feature for anyone wanting to know the location of another vessel for example you buddy that is catching fish or finding the location of a person you are cruising with are performed by an external device the DSC VHF radio The chart plotter interfaced with a DSC VHF radio prompts the user to see the GPS position of the vessel in distress and also allows for easy navigation to the vessel The Distress Call and the Position Request icons that are displaying on the screen are shown in the following table DESCRIPTION SYMBOL Position Request icon Distress Call icon Fig 3 9 Distress Call and Position Request icons NOTE Thelabel can be the MMSI or the corresponding vessel s name If in the DSC Directory the MMSI has been associated to its relative vessel name the vessel s name is shown in the label instead of the MMSI 3 9 1 Distress Call and Position Request During a distress situation a vessel that is equipped with a DSC VHF radio and connected to a GPS has the capability to transmit a DSC Distress Call with GPS Position When the VHF radio receives a DSC Distress Call the position information of the vessel in distress is transferred to the chart plotter The chart plotter logs the Distress Call into the DSC Log and also marks the position of the vessel in distress 64 User Manual on the Chart page A pop up screen advises the user that
73. so to keep data aligned on both devices MASTER CHART PLOTTER Operating mode To select the Master mode follow the procedure MENU Advanced Options ENTER C Link ENTER Primary Station ENTER Master mode is the default factory setting regular chart plotters functions are allowed As soon as the Destination is placed the Master chart plotter will start transmitting all C Link Navigation Data In Master mode the C Link Navigation Data received from the NMEA port is ig nored So if the two chart plotters are both operating in Master mode the C Link Navigation Data sent by the other chart plotter never processed Under such condition if the navigation is activated on one of the two chart plot ters a warning message will be shown to notify that the C Link navigation data will be ignored by the other chart plotter SLAVE CHART PLOTTER Operating mode To select the Slave mode follow the procedure MENU Advanced Options ENTER C Link ENTER Secondary Station ENTER When Slave mode is set the chart plotter cannot manipulate the C Link Naviga tion Data anymore It is necessary to disable the Internal GPS on the Slave chart plotter before start to work with the C Link system MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER GPS Configuration ENTER GPS Antenna ENTER No ENTER 9 9 9 9 Stop current navigation I
74. sunlight viewable color LCD 12 1 TFT Color polarized display Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Image Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Gauges page DSC Log and DSC Directory pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder Radar Video Input pages 10000 User Points Waypoints Events Marks Dynamic handling of User Points amp Routes the number of Routes and Waypoints per Route is dynamic for example 10000 Routes with 1 Waypoint each or 1 Route with 10000 Waypoints 10000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route User Manual 135 Route Data Report and User Points Marks Events Waypoints List pages
75. temperature range 32 to 131 F 0 to 55 C Memory Non volatile Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight 1 2 Kg FF MODULE 600W 50 200KHZ TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS e Power Output 600W 4800Wpp 50 200KHz Dual quency Max Depth 213m 700Ft at 200kHz 457m 1500Ft at 50kHz Automatic Recognition of the AIRMAR X DUCER ID transducers for best performance e Advanced Digital Signal Processing Speed amp Temperature Sensor if available on transducer Alarms shallow water depth Fish temp Trip Log Fish Symbols STC Interference Rejection Automatic noise reduction e A scope White Line Zoom x2 x4 Auto range gain frequency shift ping rate When the package containing the chart plotter is first opened please check it for the following contents if any parts are missing contact the dealer the chart plot ter was purchased from External quick disconnect bracket I O cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet AUX IN I O cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet Chart plotter s protective cover 122 User Manual Fuse 3 15 Amp fuseholder User Manual Flush mounting kit Cutting template Smart DGPS WAAS Receiver with cable 15 mt 45 feet 1 50 06 7 9 9 9 9 MEDIA I NSERTI NG REMOVI NG PROCEDURE I nserting the MEDIA Open the door hold the MEDIA by the short side so that you can see C MAP Bv Jeppesen label gently push the MEDIA into the door slot and close th
76. the basic information on External Smart GPS Antenna and its installation Analytical Index is at the end of this User Manual IF YOU NEED ASSI STANCE If your chart plotter does not operate properly please refer to Chapter 7 Most common operating difficulties can be diagnosed using these tests If you still need assistance call your local dealer reporting the information avail able in the System Information page 14 User Manual I mportant nformation WARNING Electronic charts displayed by the chart plotter are believed to be accurate and reliable but they are not intended to replace official charts which should remain your main reference for all the matters related to the execution of a safe naviga tion For this reason we would like to remind you that you are required to carry on board and use the officially published and approved nautical charts CAUTI ON Please read through this manual before the first operation If you have any questions please contact the Company s customer service or your local dealer chart plotter is not built water proof Please give attention to avoid water intrusion into the chart plotter Water damage is not covered by the warranty Extensive exposure to heat may result in damage to the chart plotter Connection to the power source with reversed polarity will damage the chart plotter severely This damage is not covered by the warranty he chart plotter contains dang
77. the visual keyboard are now activated to amp to switch between numeric non numeric digits lt to go back to previous digit gt to move to next digit Enter to save when the entry is complete Press 1 Accept to end the input procedure 20 User Manual 1 2 SWITCHING ON OFF Before powering On the chart plotter check for the correct voltage 10 35 volt dc and the correct connections with the positioning instrument Switching On gt POWER for 1 second In the opening page underneath the Techmarine logo you will find the software version and type The next page is the First Setup page see Par 1 3 which is activated only when the chart plotter is turned on for the first time and after a Master reset Then the chart plotter will automatically show the Jeppesen warning page and the GPS Status page Pressing CLEAR at this stage to activate the cartography page T 59 01 NOTE The default resolution is 800x600 manufactory condition or after a CLEAR RAM operation If connected to a monitor without a different resolution it is possible that the image is not shown So you should set the proper resolution for the monitor in use see the monitor manual and the Par 7 1 7 Switching Off gt POWER for 3 seconds A countdown timer appears on the screen if you release the key before the countdown timer reaches zero the chart plotter will remain On 1 3 FIRST SETUP PAGE This menu allows you to confi
78. wish to clear RAM press CLEAR 7 1 2 DIM Menu Contrast Each time you press the cursor key to right the screen will decrease contrast when you press the left key the contrast will increase Brightness Each time you press the cursor key to right the screen will decrease brightness when you press the left key the brightness will increase T 59 01 Keylight Sets the brightness for the keys and it operates in similar mode as Brightness menu 7 1 3 Media Data Base Test Tests the Worldwide Background MEDIA Test Tests the MEDIA There are four possible situations is a MEDIA inserted in the slot and there is not a malfunction the name of the MEDIA zone and the message OK are shown If there is a MEDIA inserted in the slot but it is damaged MEDIA the name of the MEDIA zone and or the message Faulty are shown Ifthere is not any MEDIA inserted in the slot the message not present is shown there is a User MEDIA inserted in the slot the message USER ME DIA is shown MEDI A Connector While a MEDIA is inserted in the slot if the counter increases there is a malfunction reading it User Manual 89 7 1 4 Modem test Checks the Modem connections Press ENTER to select the desired Port re lated to the connections made to which the Modem C COM is connected 7 1 5 Serial Ports Change parameters Changes the parameters of the serial interface This menu allows to select the Port Signal Source th
79. 180 180CDX INPUT SIGNAL RETURN Autopilot Connection on Port 1 for TM7ce QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR AUTOPILOT DEVICE Autopilot Connection on Port 1 for TM7ci NMEA0183 180 180CDX INPUT SIGNAL RETURN User Manual External Connection QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY 0183 INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM DEVICE FUNCTION GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN YELLOW OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM BROWN NC GRAY NC ORANGE INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM PINK OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN NMEA0183 OUTPUT NMEA0183 INPUT SIGNAL RETURN External NMEA Connection on Port 1 for TM7ce DESCRIPTION FUNCTION BLACK POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vde POWER SUPPLY NMEA0183 DEVICE WHITE INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN YELLOW OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM 0183 OUTPUT BROWN NC 0183 INPUT GRAY NC SIGNAL RETURN ORANGE NC PINK NC SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN External NMEA Connection on Port 1 for TM7ci C COM Connection GND RED POWER SUPPLY WHITE C COM GREEN C COM TX C COM RX Q
80. 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN GPS POWER SWITCH WA WY SMART GPS SENSOR CABLE WIRE COLOR FUNCTION SMART GPS 5 OR POWER 10 35 Vdc GPS NMEA0183 OUTPUT GPS NMEA0183 INPUT ______ BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GPS Connection on Port 3 Autopilot Connection QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE FUNCTION DESCRIPTION POWER GND WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN YELLOW OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM BROWN NC GRAY NC ORANGE INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM PINK OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN FUNCTION POWER SUPPLY GND AUTOPILOT DEVICE GND SIGNAL RETURN RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM FUNCTION 126 SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN NMEA0183
81. 50 Dynamic Ncc 50 saepius 2 50 Mixing Lev ls NN Dmm 51 Safety Status Bar DSI Data Safety Indicator eod 51 Palete MT rcc 52 Satellite Imagery n 52 Currents Prediction idu SEED emm ee ees Sun ud CAU 52 3 3 OTHER MAP CONFIGURATIONS borsa calva Vs ERU TO qu SELLE UNES ru ux 53 Display Mode ccr 53 bereki kat inian Eus 53 Ea een ec ene ete ML E 54 SOLES aE E 54 Chare Settings 54 Underwater Objects SettingS ai 55 3 4 DISPLAY OPTIONS MENU i oe Ud rU 55 so VIDEO suture M 56 3 5 1 Add Video Menu 56 3 5 2 Video Input Men 56 3 6 ADVANCED CER Pe 57 3 01 57 GPS og sis 57 GPS EU IMIG 57 Fish Finder aaa DLE 57 A topilot Connection zestssessasus us
82. 9 PAGE An icons menu appears on the screen it shows the available pages NOTE AvaiLaBLE For T 59 01 An items menu is shown in place of the icons menu Fig 1 10 Example of Page Selection menu Move the cursor to select the page you want and the press ENTER the selected page or another icons menu appears In the following figures examples of pages are shown Please notice that for some chart plotters the boxes position may differ depending on the configuration chosen User Manual 25 Destination ID Fix Coordinates Compass Heading Water Temperature Time To Go Total distance the vessel has travelled Fix to Destination Distance the vessel has travelled Distance To Go since the trip log was reset Fix to Destination Ship Speed relative to the water Bearing Visual COG Bar Fix to Destination Date amp Time Drift direction teeri j Drift speed Speed Over Ground Electronic bearing line amp Variable Range Maker Chart Scale Grose Trask Track status free memory Velocity Made Good Auxiliary Temperature Depth from Transducer Speed Through Water Radar st Y 1 icon Charting or this icon is shown WAASthis icon Navigation this icon is shown this icon is shown if 9 9 if fix a Differential is shown if WAAS 2 icon Fix Status if fix i
83. 9 FOCAS 63 Formatting USER MEDIA 47 Freg SO KEY a coating cnino 83 cd 84 85 Fuel Consumption Rate 2 93 v Mio erm 39 Full Info on Lakes 41 Full Screen 55 Full Screen Video 1 56 Full Screen Video 1 Video 2 56 Full Screen Video 2 56 Full Screen Video 2 Video 1 55 Full screen video image 20 Full screen video image 1 20 Full screen video image 2 20 PR T 18 Function Keys Customization 19 G 85 Gain Mode 84 Gain KEY 83 SS KON Nm 19 Gauges page 19 28 General Options 49 Getting Port 41 Getting Tide 42 T 58 E E 56 GNSS fero 93 GOTO 17 34 M o 93 GOTO FUNCTION us cito dams mns 35 C M Ph 57 87 93 GPS ANTENNA TNI IIT T T 153 GPS Antenna Dimensions
84. 9 01 Numeric Keys The numeric alphanumeric keys allow the inserting of numbers names Pressing the key the first time the first letter is inserted pressing the key the second time the second letter is inserted the third time the third letter the fourth time the number is inserted After a few seconds that the number letter has been inserted the character is confirmed and the cursor is moved on the next position 1 1 3 Software Keys The software keys soft keys have different functions according to the modes of operation their labels for the current functions located on the front panel are shown on the screen right above the keys Also they are used from the chart screen or from the data pages to select one of the data pages available to allow faster access to the page selection When the chart page is selected the soft key labels are not shown By pressing one of the soft keys their labels for the current functions are shown on the screen immediately above the soft keys When the soft key labels are shown by pressing the associated soft key the relative function is executed By pressing CLEAR the soft key labels disappear NOTE Not Fon 59 09 T 59 09 1 1 4 Function Keys When the cursor is placed over any User Point or any cartographic object a window containing the information about the selected object is shown on a variable location of the screen not covering the cursor icon At the same time some Func
85. A input pu ren 34 NMEA output ARR uds amada 34 NMEA 0183 94 NMEA 0183 Output Talker ID 58 NMEA 0183 sentence 58 NOAA 24 52 Normal Palette 52 o EN RP PE 50 Numeric 5 naa nice 17 18 Object Info ixnstascmadswnenscseacinndetenneaceemusaedagades 24 35 44 53 55 Off line redraW 24 158 Official data SOULE ws 23 Operating Frequency 77 DELE cR 94 Other Map Configurations 53 Over LOON Pm 24 5212 5 25 Page Selection menu 25 78 94 Palette cR 52 Perspective View 24 50 Photos amp Diagrams ee aueh renim rari 24 wm 39 Pictures amp DiagtalTiS ui aussen semen nain rn 94 PINGOS MemMTT WIES 35 53 53 54 Points OT natia 45 Port Distance Regarder eade 44 Port BY
86. ACK Config ENTER Distance Step ENTER If you have selected Time MENU Track ENTER Config ENTER Time Step ENTER 36 User Manual T 59 09 59 05 gt TRACK Config ENTER TI ME STEP ENTER Selecting Track Color To select among 8 different line colors that you choose for the Track MENU Track ENTER Config ENTER Color ENTER T 59 09 T 59 05 TRACK Config ENTER Color ENTER The same Track can be saved with any color Displaying Track To enable or disable the Track displaying on the map screen MENU Track ENTER Config ENTER Display Mode ENTER Visible Hidden ENTER T 59 09 T 59 05 TRACK Config ENTER Display Mode ENTER Visible Hidden ENTER Activating Deactivating Track Recording To activate or deactivate the Tracking of the vessel while the vessel is moving MENU Track ENTER Activate Deactivate ENTER T 59 09 59 05 TRACK Activate Deactivate ENTER Clearing Track All the Track or part of it can be cleared from the screen MENU Track ENTER Delete ENTER T 59 09 T 59 05 TRACK Delete ENTER Begin End and Whole allow to identify the start or the end point of the segment to delete NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Begin 2 End and Whole Selecting Track Number The chart pl
87. AP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Image Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Gauges pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder pages 5000 Waypoints Marks and 25 Routes 200 Waypoints max per Route 5000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route User Manual 97 Route Data Report and User Points Marks Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Grounding Alarm External Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link and C Weather Service R B function Simulation Mode with cursor control NOTE f Fish Finder
88. ARM C COM Connection 152 User Manual Installing the Smart GPS External TM5e TM5ce T 50 05 TM7e TM7ce TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 I NSTALLI NG Choose a location for the antenna that has a clear view of the sky Ensure there are no major obstructions or fixtures in the immediate proximity to the antenna The antenna relies on direct line of sight satellite reception If you are unsure that the chosen location is suitable it may be advisable to mount the antenna in a temporary manner to verify correct operation The thread used on the antenna 1 14 TPI is an industry standard thread used on a wide range of mounting brackets including the swivel joints commonly used for angled surfaces However due to the manufacturing process of these mounting brackets you may see that there is some slop when tightening down the antenna to the bracket This is of no concern however as the antenna must be tightened until the antenna stops rotating on the antenna mounting bracket Installing GPS Antenna 1 The antenna design also allows an easy flush mounting l Apply the adhesive mounting template sheet in the area that was veri fied to receive satellite signal well 2 Then following template instruction drill a 1 25mm hole and three 0 13 3 2mm holes m 0 13 25mm 171 GPS OVERALL SHAPE Installing GPS Antenna 11 User Manual 153 3 Remove the template and let the cable go through the central hole
89. ER Where 1 2 3 for TM5e T 50 05 1 2 for TM5i T 55 05 1 3 for TM5ce for TM5ci 1 2 3 4 5 for TM7e 11 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 1 2 4 5 for TM7i 1 3 4 5 for TM7ce 1 4 5 for TM7ci 3 7 3 AI S Menu To configure the chart plotter to receive AIS data follow the procedure MENU AIS ENTER Display Turns Off the display of AIS targets overlay on the cartography or defines the range from the fix within which the AIS Target becomes active The values allowed are from 0 1 to 20 Nm The default setting is 5 Nm 2252525252252 User Manual 61 Alarm Turns Off the alarm or defines the CPA Limit the values allowed from 0 1 to 10 Nm The default setting is Off TCPA Alarm Turns Off the alarm or defines the TCPA Limit The values allowed are from 1 to 30 min The default setting is Off AIS Report Shows the AIS List page which contains basic information of the Target ship with the ability to select a Target ship and locate it on the chart NOTE 5 menu could be selected only if the AIS has been selected as external device see the previous Par 3 7 2 3 7 4 Quick I nfo 5 Target By placing the cursor over a AIS Target icon the following information is displayed e Vessel Name MMSI number Radio Call Sign SOG COG CPA and TCPA values NOTE The selected AIS Target icon is surrounded by a square frame when user places the cursor over the
90. Find confirms selection MENU selects the main menu when in chart and data page keep it pressed for three seconds to customize data fields of the text area ZOOM IN shows more details of smaller area ZOOM OUT shows a wider less detailed area Only For TM11 T 59 05 GOTO selects the Goto function instead of ENTER DATA selects preferred screen configuration I NFO selects the Info function Only For T 59 05 EVENT places Event at vessel s position instead of ENTER MARK places Mark at the cursor position instead of ENTER ROUTE places Waypoint at the cursor position instead of ENTER TRACK selects the Track menu Only For T 59 09 1 Numeric key or moves cursor top User Manual 17 2 V Numeric letter key or moves cursor bottom 3 DEF lt Numeric letter key or moves cursor left 4 GHI Numeric letter key or moves cursor right 5 JKL Numeric letter key or centers the map at the current cursor position If Navigate Home mode is set the map is already centered on the map display 6 MNO PAGE Numeric letter key or selects the screen configuration 7 PQRS GOTO Numeric letter key or selects the Goto function 8 TUV EVENT Numeric letter key or inserts Event on the ship position 9 WXYZ EBL VRM Numeric letter key or places EBL and VRM 0 TRACK Numeric key or selects the Track menu Only For T 5
91. GNAL to GND when ON 100 User Manual TYPI CAL ONS GPS Connection TM5e External GPS Receiver GPS SENSOR CABLE MER S PINJWIRECOLOR FUNCTION 1 POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc 2 GPS ANTENNA 3 GPS TX 6 BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND COMMON GPS Connection on Port 3 Autopilot Connection POWER amp I O POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON PWR 10 35 Vdc INPUT 1 AUTOPILOT COMMON OUTPUT 1 COMMON Autopilot Connection on Port 1 POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON PWR 10 35 OUTPUT 2 INPUT 24 COMMON Autopilot Connection on Port 2 External NMEA Connection POWER amp I O COMMON PWR GND COMMON pwR 10 35 9 e mxrenNAL INPUT 1 COMMON NMEA DEVICE OUTPUT 1 POWER amp I O PIN CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON COMMON PWR 10 35 EXTERNAL OUTPUT 24 DERE INPUT 2 External NMEA Connection on Port 2 User Manual 101 External Alarm Connection POWER amp I O POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CONNECTOR CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION 1 BLACK PWR GND COMMON 2 RED PWR 10 35 Vdc 8 BLUE OUTPUT EXTERNAL
92. IFICATI ONS 98 104 110 116 122 130 136 142 148 Temperature 22 49 A USE is 91 Text FB OC Fted aatia s Secundus Ramus au dd 3B Thermoclines pda ade Race i 77 jio AIT 95 Tide Graph page 43 Tide saa eati adapta a CUR 42 95 Tide Info ICON ou sua adeb ERA AO EAR bos 42 Tide information 42 Tide ER pad wd dia 44 Tides amp Current 53 Tides Preview 23 Time Simulation 25 Time Format nsasxx4na t edet ad d Een 22 49 Time 22 49 Time Step Track 36 Timer Alarm 46 Timer Direction 2 daz ada dais 46 DAVEE ARRIERE 129 5 amp TIS 103 1 amp 97 7 121 TM7e 6 7 115 TRACK ATP 17 20 rinasanan a e Rad dt ad 20 36 Track Color 37 Track
93. IS info is not received from that vessel for 3 5 minutes The presentation will be a flashing black triangle with a cross through Activation Range Range around your boat where Targets become active AIS Target become active within this range Activation Range should be greater than CPA Limit by definition NOTE Target is removed from the screen if data is not received for 10 minutes The maximum number of tracked Targets is 200 Depending on the scale the presentation of the Targets change to remove clutter on the screen This information is updated every 3 seconds to 6 minutes depending on speed and rate of turn enabling the track of the vessels in range to be plotted TARGET STATUS DESCRIPTION SYMBOL ACTIVE TARGET Target located within the Activation Range Target detected by CPA or TCPA Alarm AU Dangerous Target is Active Target by definition Flashing SLEEPING TARGET Target located outside the Activation Range LOST TARGET Ais info is not received from that vessel for 3 5 minutes Fig 3 7 1 AIS Symbols 3 7 2 To set the chart plotter for receiving AIS Make sure that the AIS receiver is properly connected to the chart plotter The chart plotter reads the AIS NMEA message VMD type 1 2 3 and 5 Select the used serial port and transmission speed by following the procedure MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER Portn Input ENTER AIS 38400 ENT
94. ISO Certification electronic chart production process with quality certification Extra Large Coverage all the MAP Bv Jeppesen electronic chart de tail and a huge coverage without having to change data media Official data source data based on use of official data sources Detailed World Background worldwide background chart with details Depths amp Land Elevation color shading of sea depth and land alti tude for improved chart reading Bathymetric amp Spot Soundings additional Data Base with depth and bathy information for an extraordinary view of the seabed depth Detailed Port Plan complete port and marina charts with detail Search amp Find quickly locates chart contents and objects Tides Preview dynamic simulation of tides Dynamic Currents current arrows dynamically display direction and speed Dynamic Nav Aids displays Nav Aids in true color and with real in terval lighting User Manual 23 Port Info all the information of the available services the ports and how to contact them Enhanced Port Info amp Roads details of the available facilities and services in ports and surrounding areas Object I nfo indicates restricted area details and related information Quick Info full information on objects buoys wrecks shoals and Nav Aids Photos amp Diagrams high definition pictures of ports piers bridge diagrams and nav aids Multilanguage Support displays charts in the local
95. LEAR Finding User Points To search the User Point by name gt ENTER Find ENTER User Points ENTER use the cursor to insert name of the Waypoint to show map ENTER 2 9 ALARMS The chart plotter provides alarms for various functions You can enter the desired alarm range for each function Auto Off To set the automatic shutdown of the alarms when the alarm condition disappears MENU Alarms ENTER Auto Off ENTER Arrival Alarm To set an acoustic alarm to sound when the vessel is approaching the destination MENU Alarms ENTER Arrival Alarm ENTER XTE Alarm To set an acoustic alarm to sound when the vessel is deviating from a defined course gt MENU Alarms ENTER XTE Alarm ENTER Anchor Alarm To set an alarm to sound when the ship moves off the current ship s position location MENU Alarms ENTER Anchor Alarm ENTER NOTE the time the Anchor Alarm is set the current ship s position is saved as origin position The alarm goes off when the ship moves away from the origin position more than the entered alarm range Depth Alarm This function is used to set an acoustic alarm automatically triggered when the depth value read by the depth transducer is too shallow MENU Alarms ENTER Depth Alarm ENTER User Manual 45 HDOP Alarm This function is used to show a warning when the received HDOP value exceeds
96. LITY MARINE FARM CULTURE MILITARY PRACTICE AREA RESTRICTED AREA SEAPLANE LANDING AREA When the area is small it is identified only by the boundary Tides amp Currents Sets On Off the displaying of the Tides and Currents When data time is available Tidal stream arrows are shown on the charts indicating the direction and strength of the Tide If no data time is available from the GPS or the chart plotter is not in Simulation mode the icon on the map is generic one The color of the arrow denotes the strength of the current as follows User Manual 53 Seabed Type Ports amp Services Tracks amp Routes O to 0 1 kn 0 2 to 1 0 kn 1 1 to 2 0 kn 2 1 to 3 0 kn 3 1 to 9 9 kn When the chart plotter receives a valid position fix the Tide icons are shown on the charts onthe basis of the current date and time the screen displays and changes arrows as date time changes Sets On Off the displaying of the Seabed Sets On Off the displaying of the Ports and Services areas along shore with facilities for mooring downloading and uploading of ships generally sheltered from waves and winds Port installations are piers wharves pontoons dry docks cranes Sets On Off the displaying of the Tracks and Routes recommended and established routes for ships at sea including traffic separation schemes deep water routes Depth Settings To control the display on the map of the depth informations Depth Range
97. LLOW OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM BROWN INPUT2 NMEA0183 C COM GRAY OUTPUT2 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM ORANGE INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM PINK OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM BLUE SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN Available on chartplotter with GPS EXTERNAL TYPICAL CONNECTIONS GPS Connection 7 External GPS Receiver QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE EXTERNAL OUTPUT to GND when ON _ POWER SUPPLY DIFFERENTIAL BEACON RECEIVER UNCTION WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION GND COMMON POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY D WHITE INPUT1 NMEA0183 C COM GREEN SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN YELLOW OUTPUT1 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM BROWN INPUT2 NMEA0183 C COM GRAY OUTPUT2 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM ORANGE INPUT3 NMEA0183 C COM PINK OUTPUT3 NMEA0183 180 180CDX C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN LAY GPS POWER 9 SWITCH b SMART GPS SENSOR CABLE WIRE COLOR FUNCTION SENE GPS POWER 10 35 GPS NMEA0183 OUTPUT GPS NMEA0183 INPUT RTCM 104 OUTPUT SIGNAL RETURN MZ RTCM 104 INPUT 118 GPS Connections on Port 3 BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND SIGNAL RETURN User Manual Autopilot Connection QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE
98. LOT I O PORT 1 2 External NMEA Connection VO PORT 1 2 CABLE WIRE COLOR FUNCTION EXTERNAL PWR GND COMMON NMEA INPUT 1 Q DEVICE OUTPUT 1 External NMEA on Port 1 External Alarm Connection PORT 1 2 IPIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION 1 BLACK GND COMMON 8 BLUE EXTERNAL ALARM OUTPUT OPEN COLLECTOR External Alarm Connection C COM Connection POWER amp I O CONNECTOR CABLE PIN CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON 12 35 Vdc Used Used by OUTPUT 2 Used by C COM INPUT 24 OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM 4 C COM Connection User Manual 145 59 01 FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 5 9 9 9 99 99 Worldwide Built in Cartography showing By Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor
99. MON COMMON OUTPUT 1 Autopilot Connection on Port 1 External NMEA Connection POWER amp I O POWER SURREY POWER amp I O CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PIN CABLE COLOR FUNCTION COMMON PWR e rae 000 Ia T3 INPUT 1 EXTERNAL DEVICE OUTPUT 1 External NMEA Connection on Port 1 External Alarm Connection POWER amp I O POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CONNECTOR CABLE FUNCTION BLACK PWR GND COMMON RED PWR 10 35 8 BLUE OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM Open Collector External Alarm Connection C COM Connection POWER amp I O CABLE GSM Plus CABLE 34 WIRECOLOR FUNCTION BLACK POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND BLACK GND RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY RED POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT 1 C COM WHITE C COM TX GREEN COMMON C COM GREEN C COM TX YELLOW OUTPUT 1 C COM YELLOW C COM RX C COM Connection User Manual 107 50 05 55 05 FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 9 9 9 999 9 9 99 9 99 o 9 o Direct Sunlight Viewable Color LCD 16 9 Display Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Ro
100. MR 17 30 71 Modem test EC 90 Mooring Warping 35 Moving eina 32 Multilanguage 2 ns aque dean dde deat cadis 24 Arc 58 N Name T dB cule 53 Natural Features contre t rnm n mas 94 Nav Aids amp Light Sectors 53 Nav Data PEE 19 Nav Aids amp Light Sectors 53 Nav Aids Presentation 22 49 Navigate 17 94 NAVIGATION 19 Navigation Data page 19 27 Navigation Speed 57 Navigation to Waypoint 35 Nearest Lakes By 45 Nearest Lakes Information 44 Nearest Obstructions 44 Nearest Points Of Interest 45 Nearest Port By 44 Nearest Port By 43 Nearest Port Services 43 Nearest Tide Station esee snnm nta 44 Nearest 44 NEW ROUTE T 33 Night Vision Palette 52 NMEA TRECE 34 61 NME
101. Min Depth Range Max Sets a minimum reference for the Depth Areas Sets a maximum reference for the Depth Areas Land Settings To control the display on the map of the terrestrial features Land Elevation Sets On Off the Land Elevation display Land Elevation values Sets On Off the displaying of the Land Elevations values Roads POI Sets On Off the displaying of the Roads Sets On Off the displaying of Points Of Interest Chart Settings To control the display on the map of the chart features Lat Lon Grid Chart Boundaries Value Added Data Chart Lock Sets On Off the displaying of the grid of parallels of Latitude and meridians of Longitude drawn on the map Sets On Off the displaying of the Chart Boundaries which represents the boundaries of the charts available on the chart plotter Selecting Auto instead if we are in background charts only the first chart levels contained in the DATA MEDIA are displayed if we are in a charts level contained in the DATA MEDIA the next four charts level are displayed Sets On Off the displaying of the Value Added Data a collection of additional cartographic objects which are not present on the original paper chart from which the electronic chart derives These objects have been obtained from other sources and then merged to the electronic charts in order to provide more information useful for the navigation VAD object can be any cartographic objects an
102. NSI ONS 92mm 3 62 GRAY parts are present ONLY on chart plotter WITH INTERNAL GPS 72 5mm 2 85 34mm ME 1 34 11mm 1 227 u d gt 160mm 6 3 166mm 6 531 193 6mm 7 62 101 7mm 4 0 v v lt User Manual 99 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING GRAY parts are present ONLY on chart plotter WITH INTERNAL GPS It is possible to install this TECHMARINE instrument in Flush Deck mode with Space saving regard to the instrument panel plan To make the Flush Deck installation it is necessary to permanently remove the silicon gasket between rear and front placed around the chart plotter To remove the gasket lay the chart plotter on its front side to pay attention do not damage LCD and keyboard and use a sharpening blade Put the blade between the gasket and the lateral side of the rear to turn the chart plotter Warning Do not pull the gasket during cut operation to avoid compromising the chart plotter watertight seal EXTERNAL WIRING ee SMART GPS GPSCONNECTOR CABLE chart plotter WITH EXTERNAL GPS sensor IPINICABLE COLOR FUNCTION i MINI B 7 USB connector alt PIN CABLE COLOR FUNCTION Ji PWR GND COMMON BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND COMMON PWR 4 10 35 Vdc INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 2 OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 EXT ALARM SI
103. NVENTIONS USED Throughout this User Manual the labelled keys are shown in capital letters en closed in square brackets for example ENTER the software and functions keys are shown in small letters enclosed in square brackets for example Edit Menu operations are in bold characters listed by keys sequence with the menu names enclosed between inverted commas for example MENU Alarms ENTER means press the MENU key using the cursor key select the Alarms menu and then press ENTER Any menu operation and function activation in this User Manual is related to all chart plotter models see the previous table Whenever it is necessary a note has been inserted MANUAL LAYOUT CHAPTER 1 Getting Started Overview of the controls and how to start using the chart plotter CHAPTER 2 Operations Description of the operation procedures of the chart plotter in detail CHAPTER 3 User Setting Up Set up of the chart plotter the charting preferences and the GPS options CHAPTER 4 C LINK C Link system is a feature used to share the same navigation data between two chart plotter units linked via serial I O port CHAPTER 5 FISH FINDER 5 5 TM7ce TM7ci Introduction to the basic information on the internal Fish Finder its features and use CHAPTER 6 GPS GPS antenna and set up of the hardware configuration CHAPTER 7 Maintenance User maintenance guidelines Terms List of the terms and abbreviations use
104. OTE For TM5e TM5ce T 50 05 TM7e TM7ce TM11 T 59 09 T 59 01 NOTE For TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM7Ci TM11 T 59 09 T 59 01 NOTE For 59 05 Send Receive Routes amp Marks Sets the desired port used for transferring User Points and Routes functions MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER Send Rec Rts amp Mrks ENTER Port n ENTER Where 1 2 3 for TM5e TM5i T 50 05 55 05 1 3 for TM5ce 5 1 2 3 4 5 for 7 TM7i TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 1 3 4 5 for TM7ce TM7ci 3 6 2 C Link menu Select the Primary or Secondary Station see the dedicated Chapter MENU Advanced Options ENTER C Link ENTER Second ary Station Primary Station ENTER 22 223 5 5 3 6 3 55 To handle the functions related to navigation and to set the reference heading information such as bearing angles True or Magnetic the Magnetic Variation source and to enter Compass Calibration values MENU Advanced Options ENTER Fix 6 Compass ENTER Fix Correction Turns On Off the Correction from the positioning system If the new Correction is calculated but the Correction is not enabled the ship s position is not changed Compute Correction Corrects fixes from the positioning instrument By placing the cursor on the ship s real position and selecting this option the error is calcula
105. OWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc INPUT 1 AUTOPILOT COMMON OUTPUT 14 COMMON Autopilot on Port 1 POWER amp I O POWER 8 I O CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON COMMON POWER INPUT 10 35 AUTOPILOT OUTPUT 2 RX INPUT 2 Autopilot on Port 2 External NMEA Connection POWER amp I O CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION EXTERNAL PWR GND COMMON POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc NMEA INPUT 1 DEVICE COMMON OUTPUT 1 EXTERNAL COMMON PWR GND COMMON NMEA POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc DEVICE OUTPUT 2 INPUT 2 External NMEA on Port 2 User Manual 133 External Alarm Connection POWER amp I O POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CONNECTOR CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION 1 BLACK PWR GND COMMON 2 RED PWR 10 35 Vdc 8 BLUE OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM Open Collector External Alarm Connection POWER amp I O CONNECTOR CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON PWR 10 35 Vdc Used by C COM Used by C COM OUTPUT 2 Used by C COM INPUT 2 OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM C COM Connection 134 User Manual 59 09 FEATURES amp FUNCTI 5 99 99 9 gt 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 Direct
106. Offset a bar with the 96 symbol is displayed on the screen above the Gain label The STC Soft Key The STC changes the STC value between Off Short Mid Long Custom The cur rent value of STC is shown on a window right over the STC label The Range Soft Key By pressing Range the window switches to the next Range status Manual Bottom Lock and Auto If Manual use the cursor up down to adjust the Depth value by 10Ft time and use the cursor left right to adjust the Shift When in meters the step is 2m and it increases to 10m when the key is pressed for more than 1 second If Bottom Lock use the cursor up down to adjust the Bottom Range value by 10Ft at a time If Auto Range the range value is set automatically and it cannot be changed by the user The Freq Soft Key Pressing Freq selects the Frequency to which the Sensitivity parameters are applied This option is available in all Fish Finder pages except the Dual Frequency page The I nt Rej Soft Key Pressing I nt Rej selects a filter to remove interference from other Fish Finders This option is available only in the Dual Frequency page 5 6 FISH FINDER SETUP MENU The Fish Finder Setup menu provides access to additional functions setup and layout data field options From the Fish Finder page access this menu by pressing MENU Preset Mode Fish Gain Mode Manual Range Mode Manual Depth 0 0 Mt Shift 0 0 Mt Bottom Range 0 0 Mt Frequency 200 kHz Interf Reject Off
107. R Selecting Map Orientation To select the orientation of your chart according to MENU Map Options ENTER Map Orientation ENTER The available choices are North Up the map is shown with North upwards Head Up the map is shown with the ship s current heading upwards and Track Up the shown with the currently selected course leg upwards MENU Map Options ENTER Map Orientation ENTER Head Up or Track Up ENTER use cursor to insert values ENTER The Resolution angle which may be selected in the range 5 60 degrees defines the maximum variation of the reference angle after which the map changes its orientation 28 User Manual 1 11 NAVI GATI TO SINGLE DESTI NATI To place the destination at cursor coordinates and activates navigation to it Place the cursor on location to navigate to ENTER ENTER You are now navigating to the destination drawn as a Mark with a circle around it labelled DEST A straight line is shown on the screen connecting the destination with the ship s position All navigation data is referred to this destination TM11 T 59 05 gt Place the cursor on location to navigate to GOTO T 59 09 T 59 05 1 12 A B FUNCTI ON The A B function allows to measure the Lat Lon coordinates between two points on the Chart page I nserting A B gt ENTER ENTER The A point is positioned on the cursor position Use th
108. Route MENU Route ENTER Route Depth ENTER insert the desired value ENTER It also possible to select the accuracy for the Route check among Minimum Low Medium High and Maximum MENU Route ENTER Route Check Accuracy ENTER 2 3 GOTO FUNCTI ON This functions allows you to place the destination point and immediately start navigating to it Navigation to Waypoint Place the cursor on the desired Waypoint ENTER Go ENTER or simply User Manual 35 gt Place the cursor the desired Waypoint Go To 11 59 09 59 05 Place the cursor on the desired Waypoint GOTO A circle surrounds the Waypoint symbol A dotted line is shown connecting the destination with the ship s position When the destination is placed all navigation data are referred to it Deleting destination If the destination has been placed to stop the navigation to the Waypoint Place the cursor on destination icon Stop NOTE If you press Next Prev or press 2 Next 3 Prev for T 59 09 the destination icon is moved on the next previous Waypoint in the Route Otherwise when the cursor is placed on a generic position on the chart gt ENTER GOTO ENTER Stop NOTE If you press Start or press 2 Start for T 59 09 the destination icon is moved on the new cursor position The symbol that identifies the destination disappears from the screen but the Wayp
109. SENSOR GPS SENSOR CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION VIS POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc GPS RX GPS BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND COMMON GPS on Port 3 POWER amp I O CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION __ canon EXTERNAL PWR GND COMMON POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc NMEA COMMON OUTPUT 1 POWER amp I O CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON POWER INPUT 10 35 COMMON OUTPUT 2 INPUT 2 Autopilot on Port 2 External NMEA Connection POWER amp I O CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION __ COMMON EXTERNAL PWR GND COMMON POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc NMEA COMMON OUTPUT 1 External NMEA on Port 1 User Manual 151 POWER 8 I O CABLE EXTERNAL PIN WIRE COLOR PWR GND COMMON a NMEA POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc DEVICE OUTPUT 2 INPUT 2 External NMEA on Port 2 External Alarm Connection POWER amp I O POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CONNECTOR CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION 1 BLACK PWR GND COMMON 2 RED PWR 10 35 8 BLUE OUTPUT EXTERNAL ALARM Open Collector External Alarm Connection POWER amp CONNECTOR CABLE CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON PWR 10 35 Used Used by OUTPUT 2 Used by C COM INPUT 24 OUTPUT EXTERNAL AL
110. TERNAL GPS PORT 3 CONNECTOR CABLE SM POWER OUTPUT 12 35 OUTPUT 3 INPUT 34 VIDEO INPUT CONNECTOR PIN FUNCTION 1 GND COMMON 2 PWR 3 SIGNAL I O PORT 4 5 CONNECTOR CABLE PINJWIRECOLOR FUNCTION COMMON PWR OUTPUT 12 35 INPUT 4 GND OUTPUT 5 H H OUTPUT 4 INPUT 5 EXT ALARM OUTPUT 2 J POWER CONNECTOR CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION BLACK PWR GND COMMON f RED PWR 12 35 Vdc 3 WHITE CASE Ground Screw I O PORT 1 2 CONNECTOR CABLE GROUND COLOR FUNCTION SCREW PWR GND COMMON PWR OUTPUT 12 35 Vdc VIDEO OUTPUT COMMON PIN FUNCTION OUTPUT 2 OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 EXT ALARM OUTPUT 1 NC RED GREEN BLUE HSYNC VSYNC 5V OUT BRIGHTNESS TYPI CAL CONNECTIONS GPS Connection SMART GPS SENSOR GPS SENSOR CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION POWER OUTPUT 12 35 Vdc GPS GPS ANTENNA GPS MXF 6 BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND COMMON GPS on Port 3 144 User Manual Autopilot Connection PORT 1 2 CABLE WIRE COLOR FUNCTION 1 BLACK PWR GND COMMON 5 GRAY OUTPUT 24 7 BROWN INPUT 24 Autopilot on Port 2 COMMON AUTOPI
111. TM7ce TM7ci 5 3 6 Fish Finder and Radar pages To display the Radar page on the left half of the screen and the Fish Finder Echogram on the right half of the screen follow this procedure MENU ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Radar FF ENTER Fig 5 3 6 Radar FF page Otherwise to display the Radar and Fish Finder Combo pages follow this procedure MENU Page ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Radar Chart Nav Data ENTER User Manual 81 E DEST 1 ff LJ Ht Fig 5 3 Radar FF Chart Nav page The other Fish Finder Combo page has the Video window instead of the Naviga tion window gt MENU Page ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Radar FF Chart Video ENTER PICTURE PIC VIDEO CAMERA DET Nm BALAN Fig 5 3 6b Radar FF Chart Video page When in Split Combo pages the active view is highlighted by a focus Yellow frame The keyboard commands are related to that focused view To move the focus press MENU twice 5 4 ZOOM MODES 5 4 1 The Bottom Lock Zoom The Bottom Lock Zoom mode is activated when the Fish Finder is in Auto Range or Bottom Lock mode see Par 5 6 3 and the Variable Depth Marker VDM is not displayed on the screen Bottom Lock Zoom mode the Fish Finder Echogram is automatically moved up down as to keep the
112. Techmarine CHART PLOTTER NAME 5 5 TM5ci T 50 05 T 55 05 TM7e TM7i TM7ce 7 11 59 09 59 05 59 01 DESCRIPTION 5 Sunlight Readable Vertical Color Display External Smart GPS Heceiver 5 Sunlight Readable Vertical Color Display Internal GPS Receiver 5 Sunlight Readable Vertical Color Display External Smart GPS Receiver amp Internal FF 5 Sunlight Readable Vertical Color Display Internal GPS Receiver amp Internal 7 Sunlight Readable Wide Color Display External Smart GPS Heceiver 7 Sunlight Readable Wide Color Display Internal GPS Heceiver 7 Sunlight Readable Color Display External Smart GPS Heceiver 7 Sunlight Readable WVGA Color Display Internal GPS Heceiver 7 Sunlight Readable WVGA Color Display External Smart GPS Receiver amp Internal FF 7 Sunlight Readable Color Display Internal GPS Receiver amp Internal FF 11 Sunlight Readable Color Display External Smart GPS Receiver amp Video Input 12 Color Display External Smart GPS Receiver 15 Color Display External Smart GPS Receiver Controller for Color Display External Smart GPS Receiver User Manual code R1609 060710e R1609 060710e SOFTWARE S4xgTM5vc_T S4xgTM5vc_T S4xgTM5vc_T S4xgTM5vc_T S4xgTM7wc S4xgTM7wc S4x2TM8wc_qd S4x2TM8wc_qd S4x2TM8wc_qd S4x2TM8wc_qd S5e2TM11c S5egTL12c S5egSW15c S5egTMctc Copyright 2010 Seiwa Ho
113. U MER 28 Selecting Screen Amplifier i pre Race d 28 Selecting Map Orientation 2 46 28 1 11 NAVIGATION A SINGLE DESTINATION RU 29 1 12 Du 29 Inserting A B PIX mue 29 Deleting A B 29 1 13 RANGE BEARING FUNCTION ied BRE RR DON TEE 29 Inserting A NN c t E 29 Deleting RB 29 Editing R B cc T 30 1 14 OVERBOARD MOB ERI vaca tan RENI QURE REPE 30 Inserting 2 n SUE cu 30 Selecting Auto Info on MOB GIUM FEE ME NUM 30 Deleting TE FTA SUME 30 2 Op rations CERE RE xU FRE M MES EUH QUE 31 2 1 USER POINTS MARKS EVENTS AND WAYPOIUNTS 52 5 3 3 5 SEO pres 31 Creating Waypoint x Erg n adici erre ee REN RTI I crea oma 31 User Manual 5 2 2 2 3 2 4 NN 2 7 2 8 Mark 31 Crea
114. UICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION POWER GND POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vde POWER SUPPLY WHITE INPUT1 C COM SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN OUTPUT1 C COM C COM Connection on Port 1 User Manual 127 11 FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 9 9 999 9 9 FT 9 Direct Sun Light Viewable Color 11 LCD Display Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C MAP By Jeppesen MAX electronic charts object oriented chart sys tem with enhanced functionality including Guardian alarm Safety Status Bar Safe Route Checking Perspective View Satellite Image Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Wind Data page Gauges page DSC Log and DSC Directory pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder Radar Video Input pages 10000 Waypoints Marks and 50 Routes 400 Waypoints max per Route 10000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoi
115. ack up Marks Routes and Tracks to a USER MEDIA You can also restore the data to internal memory at a later time This allows virtually unlimited storage The USER MEDIA data storage is organized as a file System USER MEDI A page To display the content of a USER MEDIA inserted into the MEDIA slot of your chart plotter MENU Save amp Load ENTER File name 07 02 05 03 00 18 TRACKS 07 02 05 09 00 27 MARKS 01 01 08 13 44 43 ROUTES 11 01 08 15 10 00 TRACKS 299 07 01 09 23 08 00 TRACKS Type of data Date and Time of file creation 01 04 09 03 09 22 TRACKS contained in the file Mark file Waypoint file Delete Fig 2 10 User MEDIA Menu Formatting USER MEDIA In order to be able to use a new USER MEDIA you must format it first This operation prepares the USER MEDIA to receive and store information MENU Save amp Load ENTER Media Format NOTE For T 59 09 press 4 SD Card and Format NOTE When a USER MEDIA is formatted all data saved on it will be deleted Saving File on USER MEDIA gt MENU Save amp Load ENTER Save select the file type to be added by using related soft key insert the file name and ENTER NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Save When a certain type of data Mark Events Route Track is saved a new file is created on a USER MEDIA The file contains all points of the selected type cur rently stored in the inter
116. amera on a window which can be moved up down and or left right using the cursor key to select where the window is placed 56 User Manual Radar FF Chart Video Shows the image from the video camera on a rectangular window in the left top corner with Radar Fish Finder and Chart 3 6 ADVANCED OPTIONS MENU gt MENU Advanced Options ENTER The Advanced options are arranged in sub menus 3 6 1 Input Output menu WARNING After every software upgrade the RAM is cleared and the chart plotter re starts with the usual default settings Please go to the Input output menu and set the proper input format once again TM5e 5 T 50 05 TM7e TM7ce 11 59 09 59 05 T 59 01 GPS Connection Connects the GPS to the GPS Port serial Port 3 To choose your preferred setting follow the procedure gt MENU Advanced Options ENTER Input Output ENTER Port 3 Input ENTER NMEA 4800 N81 N ENTER GPS Setup Menu To set your preferred configuration for the connected GPS Internal GPS Enables or disables the Internal GPS Restart GPS Restarts all GPS processes Once executed the message Done is shown Diff Corr Source Sets what kind of Differential Correction will be used by the GPS between WAAS and RTCM beacon correction Navigation Speed Sets the Navigation Speed among Low Speed Medium Speed and High Speed NOTE AvaitaBLE For 51 TM5ci T 55 05 TM7i 7
117. and the Target s speed and direction CPA Limit This is the distance from your vessel that a Target may reach before a Target is deemed a threat CPA Alarm Occurs if CPA is less or equal to CPA Limit This test is done for active Targets only Time to closest Point of Approach is the time remaining until the CPA will occur TCPA Limit This is the time remaining before the CPA is reached TCPA Alarm Occurs if TCPA is less or equal to TCPA Limit This test is done for active Targets only and if CPA value is less or equal to CPA Limit Radio Call Sign I nternational call sign assigned to vessel often used on voice radio Name Name of ship 20 characters MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity MMSI number A unique 9 digit number that is assigned to a DSC radio station It prima rily registers the boat information in the U S Coast Guard s national dis tress database for use in emergency situations Active Target Target located within the Activation Range Active Target is represented by oriented triangle with COG and Heading vectors Rate of turn may also be displayed 60 User Manual Dangerous Target Target detected by CPA or TCPA Alarm Dangerous Target is Active Target by definition For better visibility Dangerous Target symbol is flashing Sleeping Target Target located outside the Activation Range Sleeping Target is represented by a small oriented triangle Lost Target When the A
118. aring to the destination WAAS Wide Area Augmentation System The Federal Aviation Administration FAA in cooperation with other DOT or ganizations and DOD is augmenting the GPS SPS with a satellite based aug mentation system the WAAS It will provide a signal in space to WAAS users to support en route through precision approach navigation After achieving initial operational capability the WAAS will then be incrementally improved over the next years to expand the area of coverage increase the availability of precision approaches increase signal redundancy and reduce operational restrictions Waypoint Any point to which one intends to navigate A sequence of Waypoints makes up a Route plan WGS 84 World Geodetic System 1984 Coordinates System or Datum developed by the Defence Mapping Agency DMA It is the default geodetic Datum used by the chart plotter and the GPS Zoom In Shows more detail in a smaller area Zoom Out Operates similarly to zoom in but in the reverse showing a wider but less detailed view XTE Cross Track Error Distance from the ship s present position to the closest point on a line between the origin and destinations Waypoints of the navigation User Manual 5 6 5 FEATURES amp FUNCTI ONS 9 9 9 99 9 FT 9 SH Direct Sunlight Viewable Color LCD Vertical Display Worldwide Built in Cartography showing C MAP Jeppesen detail up to 2 0 NM C M
119. at shows the C Link Navigation Data sent from the Master 4 3 OPERATIONS I NTRODUCTI VE ELEMENTS It is important remark once more that this function does not transfer the whole route but just the information relative to the navigation Such information will be removed from the Slave chart plotter as soon as the navigation is terminated C Link navigation data is exchanged by using two NMEA 0183 C MAP proprietary sentences PCMPN 1 PCMPN 2 When the navigation is activated on the Master it starts outputting the C Link Navigation Data If the Slave is connected all C Link Navigation Data received are stored in its memory and the navigation is started The information sent by the Master consists of the following values e Navigation mode To Single Destination to a Route User Manual 69 Route Destination ID Destination Position Next Waypoint ID Range from Destination to next Waypoint Bearing from Destination to next Waypoint Route Length Distance from Destination to Last Route Waypoint Remaining Route Legs Planned Cruising Speed Average Fuel Consumption Initial Fuel Load Values identified by are sent only for Route Following navigation The Destination Icon Navigation leg Fix Position to Destination the Next Waypoint Icon and all other relevant C Link Navigation Data will be shown on the Slave chart plotter Any variation of the C Link Navigation Data on the Master will be communicated to the Slave
120. ce in overlapping side to side strokes If the tissue is too wet a noticeable wet film will be left in its path and you will need to repeat the process If too dry the tissue won t glide easily and may damage the surface NOTE We will not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the performance or use of this material User Manual 15 1 Getting Started This chapter provides basic information to get you started using the chart plotter it will help you in becoming familiar with the chart display and the functions of the controls before you start using the chart plotter 1 1 THE KEYBOARD 1 1 1 Joystick Cursor key Moves the cursor on the display screen quickly and accurately and in the menu page s scrolls the desired option If in Navigate Home mode it allows to exit from navigate mode 1 1 2 Dedicated Keys Common POWER keep it pressed for one second to turn On the chart plotter keep it pressed for three seconds to turn Off the chart plotter press it to adjust the backlight and contrast of the display MOB inserts the Man OverBoard on the ship s position CLEAR e exits from menu or leaves a menu without making changes if you are not into a menu sets the Navigate Home mode the cursor is centered on ship s position ENTER places Marks Waypoints destination if a specific key is missed and selects many functions for example
121. cesse roro ha n rana 76 Editing R B ec pr DUNS 30 Editing User enn 31 Elevation Data 24 Enhanced POPE DIO eui senis seaeaiaiuivarn ser 24 ENTER 17 80 ETA 72 ETA Estimated Time of Arrival 92 EVENT 17 20 31 ga m 17 20 31 Event Handler Type 55 Event ead ndi 20 Expanded Info page 40 External Alarm 47 90 External Alarm Connection 107 107 134 138 145 152 EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS 138 External NMEA Connection 57 101 107 113 119 133 138 145 151 External Signal 56 EXTERNAL WIRING 100 106 112 118 125 132 144 150 External WPT xi tex da tm ugs 55 Extra Large Coverage 23 FEATURES amp FUNCTIONS 97 103 109 115 121 129 135 141 147 FF and Chart 19 FF and Radar pages 81 DU ale E E 19 FF Dual Frequency 19 FF Full rof aad sia tariis 19 79 MODULE
122. cision The smaller the HDOP value the more accurately the position can be fixed 88 User Manual 7 Maintenance This chapter gives information on routine maintenance and problem solving asso ciated with the chart plotter 7 1 SYSTEM TEST If you have connected your position finding device according to the instructions and chosen the proper menu selection for your device and are still having problems with your chart plotter the extended auto test should help determine the problem Make sure the chart plotter is turned Off While pressing and holding any other key turn the chart plotter On A new menu will appear on the display Use the cursor key to select the desired test this will display in reverse video To choose the test press ENTER To exit from any submenu press CLEAR To exit from the System Test turn Off the chart plotter 7 1 1 RAM Menu RAM clear Clears internal memory If the chart plotter exhibits unusual behav iour or appears to be malfunctioning it may be possible to correct the problem by clearing RAM This operation will erase all Marks Routes stored Track plots and destinations It will also return all selections Input Data Format Autopilot selection etc to original default values Before this step you have the option of saving user Marks Track history and Routes to a User MEDIA this is an optional purchase from your dealer To confirm to clear RAM press ENTER again but if this time you do not
123. connected 9 9 9 TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS Power consumption 625 mA 12 V Interface NMEA 0183 Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Display Sun Light Viewable Color LCD active area 5 e Display Resolution 240 x 320 pixels MEDIA C Card Cartography C MAP Bv Jeppesen DATA MEDIA Operating temperature range 32 to 131 F 0 to 55 C Memory Non volatile Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight e Weight with external bracket 600 gr TM5i 550 gr When the package containing the chart plotter is first opened please check it for the following contents if any parts are missing contact the dealer the chart plot ter was purchased from Bracket and 1 cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet Chart plotter s protective cover Fuse 2 Amp fuseholder User Manual Cutting template Smart DGPS WAAS Receiver with cable 15 mt 45 feet 9 9 9 9 9 MEDIA INSERTI NG REMOVI NG PROCEDURE I nserting the MEDIA Remove the front cover as explained in the following figure Hold the MEDIA by the long inclined side so that you can see the C MAP Jeppesen label Gently push the MEDIA into the slot push the MEDIA in as far as it will go to hold fixed into the slot and place the front cover again 98 User Manual Removing the MEDIA Remove the front cover and eject the MEDIA you wish to remove out of the slot CHART PLOTTER DI ME
124. ctrical discharge User Manual 149 It is possible to install this TECHMARINE instrument in Flush Deck mode with space saving regard to the instrument panel plan To make the Flush Deck installation it is necessary to permanently remove the silicon gasket between rear and front placed around the controller To remove the gasket lay the controller on its front side to pay attention do not damage keyboard and use a sharpening blade Put the blade between the gasket and the lateral side of the rear to turn the controller Warning Do not pull the gasket during cut operation to avoid compromising the controller watertight seal EXTERNAL WIRING AUX IN I O CONNECTOR CABLE IPIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION 1 GND COMMON POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc CONNECTOR FUNCTION HSYNC VSYNC N C BRIGHTNESS CONTROL e SMARTGPS A SENSOR POWER amp I O CONNECTOR CABLE IPIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION 1 GND COMMON POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc INPUT 1 POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc COMMON OUTPUT 3 OUTPUT 2 INPUT 3 OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 EXTERNAL ALARM OUTPUT BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND SIGNAL RETURN T POWER SUPPLY 150 User Manual NOTE Add in series to power cord both Red and Black wire a 1A Fuse supplied TYPI CAL CONNECTI ONS GPS Connection SMART GPS lt gt
125. d Video Output VGA compatible adapter cable Cartography C MAP By Jeppesen DATA MEDIA Operating temperature range 32 to 131 0 to 55 Memory Non volatile with battery back up Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight 950 gr When the package containing the controller is first opened please check it for the following contents if any parts are missing contact the dealer the controller was purchased from 9 External bracket Power supply and I O 50804 I O cable CBCOFS0603 Fuse 1A 2 pcs cable fuse holder 2 pcs Cutting template User Manual MEDIA INSERTI NG REMOVI NG PROCEDURE I nserting the MEDIA Pull and lift up the bottom part of the detachable panel 1 and 2 to remove it Hold the MEDIA by the short inclined side so that you can see the C MAP Bv Jeppesen label Gently push the MEDIA into the slot as far as it will go 3 Place the detachable panel on the top and press it in the bottom part to close it 4 and 5 148 User Manual Removing the MEDIA Remove the front cover and eject the MEDIA you wish to remove out of the slot CONTROLLER DI MENSI ONS 4 112 3mm 4 42 L 3 06 177 4mm 6 98 4 177 4mm 6 98 INSTALLATION AND REMOVING Warning In order to protect the chart plotter video board please make sure that the power cables of the monitor and of the chart plotter are physically separated with protection against ele
126. d Elevation values 53 54 Land Settings auia assu suites iut sa deest Fas 54 Landmarks Qd 93 Lal TOLEDO B 21 22 49 LAT LON Porc niai n 93 Lat Lon Grid 53 54 93 9 EE 93 Loading File 48 Locating User Point 32 157 LOG Speed s 93 22 93 slc 93 Lost CMT 61 Low Water ages 86 M Magnetic Deviation 93 Magnetic Variation 59 93 MENU 17 Maintenance czabaaxcuesatuuevs ipss 89 Mati OverBoard 17 30 Datum 55 49 Orientation gt 28 50 Marine SettingS 53 NPAT Fes e ME CD CR 17 20 31 17 20 31 94 Mark place 20 Marker ZOOM assscxiiin in adtas tus baut 82 MAX CARTOGRAPHY 23 m RE 89 MENU 17 79 81 Mixing Levels 2o dones ce etus 24 51 qum prr cR 60 MOD
127. d in the User Manual TM5e TM5i Introduction to the basic information 5 51 5 vertical chart plotter its features and use Installation of the chart plotter User Manual 13 5 5 ntroduction to the basic information on TM5ce TM5ci 5 vertical chart plotter with internal Fish Finder its features and use Installation of the chart plotter T 50 05 55 05 ntroduction to the basic information on 50 05 55 05 7 wide chart plotter its features and use Installation of the chart plotter 7 TM7i Introduction to the basic information on TM7e TM7i 7 WVGA chart plotter its features and use Installation of the chart plotter TM7ce TM7ci Introduction to the basic information on TM7ce TM7ci 7 WVGA chart plotter with internal Fish Finder its features and use Installation of the chart plotter 11 Introduction to the basic information 11 11 chart plotter its features and use Installation of the chart plotter T 59 09 Introduction to the basic information on T 59 09 12 chart plotter its features and use Installation of the chart plotter T 59 05 Introduction to the basic information on T 59 05 15 chart plotter its features and use Installation of the chart plotter T 59 01 Introduction to the basic information on T 59 01 controller its features and use Installation of the controller INSTALLI NG THE EXTERNAL SMART GPS Introduction to
128. d it can be distinguished from the official chart objects from the Quick Info A dedicated icon is shown on the Quick Info window to indicate that the object queried is a VAD The same icon is also shown on the Full Info page and in addition the extended text Value Added Data is shown on the details of the VAD object Sets On Off the Chart Lock option When Chart Lock is On the available zoom scales are only the ones containing cartographic data Instead when Chart Lock is Off itis possible to zoom down into zoom scales not covered by cartographic data after the last available zoom scale covered by cartographic data The DSI window if present will show NO CHART when an empty level is entered in the location of map expansion mode NOTE When an empty level is entered the message No cartographic coverage is shown on a window in a corner of the map display The warning message is always displayed as long as the current zoom has no data coverage 54 User Manual Underwater Objects Settings To control the display on the Underwater Objects Underwater Objects Limit Selects the max depth value to display Underwater Objects If value is set to 0 Mt the Rocks Obstructions Diffusers Wrecks Underwater Objects are not shown on the charts If value is more than 0 Mt i e 10 Mt in the Range from 0 Mt to the selected value the Underwater Objects are displayed according to their setting below Sets Off Icon Icon Depth the di
129. dd aranea dina S mA 39 53 595 Digital Depth s sssssssssssrrrrrsrrrrrssrrrrrrrrrrrre 76 BIG addis 89 Display AlS 61 Display Mode eq ar bla hp 53 156 Display Mode Track 37 Display ORA QUATENUS ME 55 Display 90 Display Setup Menu secuta rn uns 85 Displaying Track sau ianuae 37 Distance Step Track 36 Distance 22 49 Distress Call eu rr 64 rPcEPON 63 Download 63 Depth from Transducer 92 Dredged 155 uec adus acra ADU cR E MES 35 p c edv M 64 DSC Directory 65 DSC RP 66 DSC Log 65 DSI C ENSE EU 51 DST Distance osasczesaiasigasesisds addit 92 Dual Frequency page 80 Dynamic Currents 23 Dynamic Nav Aids 23 24 50 E m 18 EBL VRM function uo nds sepan 29 Echogrami euh Rar nr ett re 74 Echogram WINKOW L2
130. details on Land Source of Data Cartographic Area and Spot Soundings are not shown In Home mode the Screen Amplifier Look Ahead function sets up the charts on the navigation direction course in order to display more map details in front of the vessel s position Selects the value among Off 2 10 30 Min 1 2 hours Infinite The Course Line is a graphical indication of the direction in which the Vessel is heading The Course Line origin is the vessel s position so the time lie movement is synchronized with the vessels Icon Course Line course is given by the value of COG Course Over Ground and its length is proportional to the SOG Speed Over Ground Sets the Ship Icon Mode between Steady or Blinking When Ship Icon Mode is Blinking the Ship Icon and the heading line blinks every 1 second otherwise when it is Steady the Ship Icon and the heading line does not blink Selects the Coordinate System among ddd mm ss degrees minutes and seconds ddd mm mm degrees minutes and hundredths of minute ddd mm mmm degrees minutes and thousandths of minute UTM OSGB TD allows conversion from GPS coordinates in Loran C coordinates and vice versa If TD is selected as Coordinate System a new menu appears on the screen to set Chain Pair ASF 1 2 Alternate Solution Selects any Geodetic Dtum reference from the over 100 available on the chart plotter Map Datum selection switches to the selected reference datum applying th
131. dling of User Points amp Routes the number of Routes and Waypoints per Route is dynamic for example 10000 Routes with 1 Waypoint each or 1 Route with 10000 Waypoints 10000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint User Manual 141 9 9 99 9 9 99 9 NOTE Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route Route Data Report and User Points Marks Events Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Timer Alarm Grounding Alarm External Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link C Weather Service and C Staff EBL VRM and A B functions Simulation Mode with cursor control Video Input option Video Output option If Fish Finder Radar Video Camera connected Hc CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS 9 9 9 9 99 9 Power consumption 3A max 9 12V Interface NMEA 0183 Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Video Input PAL or NTSC video signals automati cally selected Video Output VGA compatible adapter cable Display TFT transmissive LCD active area 15 Display Resolution 1024 x 768 pixels MEDIA C Card Cartography C MAP Jeppesen DATA MEDIA Operating temperature range 32 to 131 F 0
132. e The upper side of the page contains the Info Tree and the Lower side contains the expanded information While moving the cursor through the Info Tree all the rel evant information of the selected object is shown on the lower part of the page By pressing CLEAR the page is closed If the information shown on the Lower part of the page exceeds the page size you may scroll the page using Page Use Home to get back to the first page When the selected object is a Tide Station by pressing ENTER the Tide page is shown NOTE For T 59 09 press 4 Page Dn and Home Quick I nfo on Lakes Upon viewing the chart of a lake you will click on to query the available information immediately displayed with many details For example see the following picture Lakes Info icon Fig 2 6c Example of Lakes info When the cursor is placed over the icon the icons of the available services are shown 40 User Manual LAKE SW JATH ST Fig 2 6d Quick Info available services If you press Expand all available information about the cartographic point under the cursor will be shown See the next paragraph NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Expand Full Info on Lakes The following is an example of Full Info on Lakes Seale WALLEY TOS AST TES CRIT LACE cut THAO A TETA DaT BULL TOUT ptus cow TRECE ES CHORI
133. e To activate the Grounding Alarm gt MENU Alarms ENTER Grounding Alarm ENTER The chart plotter scans a sector in front of the boat The direction is determined by the current boat heading You can select the length and its angle is 30 degrees The Grounding Alarm is switched Off by default after a Master Reset Grounding Alarm Range To set the length of the sector to be detected among 0 25 0 5 1 0 Nm MENU Alarms ENTER Grounding Alarm Range ENTER Grounding Alarm Report To display the report of the dangerous objects currently detected MENU Alarms ENTER Grounding Alarm Report ENTER When any of the searched objects is found in the scanned area a tick marker is printed on the relative box to identify which dangerous objects have been currently detected Once the alarm condition is no longer present the relative tick marker is removed NOTE Thealarm No data available is Shown when no specific cartographic data are found on the DATA MEDIA or when no DATA MEDIA is inserted 46 User Manual 5 TM5i TM5ce 5 TM7e 71 TM7ce TM7ci 11 59 09 59 05 T 59 01 External Alarm When any alarm condition occurs the pin is switched from High Impedance to ground This signal can be used by an external device as a hooter or buzzer MENU Alarms ENTER External Alarm ENTER 2 10 USER MEDI A SAVE amp LOAD MENU The chart plotter allows to b
134. e to select them by cursor movement left right and a list of active alarms is shown underneath the selected box By pressing CLEAR the Safety Status Bar is removed from the screen When Safety Status Bar is On a status bar with six boxes showing the status of certain functions is displayed Any warning or alarm condition is identified by the red color to indicate possible risk NORMAL BEST MAP DATA OFF DECLUT DANGERS CAUTIONS Safety Status Bar Fig 3 2b Safety Status Bar Boxes definition is as follows 1 Zoom Normal when the chart is displayed at normal scale U Zoom red when the chart is under zoomed out more than twice normal scale gray otherwise User Manual 51 Zoom red when the chart is over zoomed in more than twice nor mal scale gray otherwise e C Lock red when the chart is zoomed in more than twice normal scale gray otherwise 2 Best Map Red when a more detailed chart is available under the cursor position 3 Data Off Red when at least one of the following objects or layers is turned off by the user Depths soundings Wrecks obstructions Tracks routes Attention ar eas Nav Aids 4 Declutter Displays red when clearing overlapping objects 5 Dangers Red when Guardian Technology detects one of the following objects Land Intertidal Depth Area Rocks Obstructions Shoreline Constructions Fishing Facility Wrecks Dragged area Diffusion area Mooring facil
135. e Baud Rate between 300 or 115200 the Data Bits Word Length between 7 or 8 the Parity between even odd or none the Stop Bits between 1 or 2 I nput data display Allows the chart plotter to act as a computer terminal and display the incoming data exactly as it is received If the data displayed on the screen is unrecognizable you may have selected the wrong input parameters for your particular receiver Check your receiver manual to be sure that you have selected the proper interface format If the screen is blank the connection may be interrupted and data is being received Use MENU to stop or continue after pause data displaying ENTER to show data in hex or ASCII mode nor mal or small and CLEAR to exit 5 TM5i TM5ce TM5ci TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM7ci TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 7 1 6 External Alarm To check if the External Alarm has been transmitted T 59 01 7 1 7 Display Settings To select the display resolution Resolution Sets the resolution among 1024x768 800x600 640x480 default Horizontal Size Allows entering the actual horizontal size of the screen The value can be entered either in centimeters or inches the default is 30 5 cm The unit of measure is user selectable see Screen Size Unit option If the unit of measure is changed the value is converted Screen Size Unit Allows entering the screen size unit among cm and inch Centimeters is the default unit Apply settings Sets the valu
136. e chart plotter will also return all selections in particular language to original default values TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 9th SELECTI NG THE CHART LANGUAGE MENU General Options ENTER Chart Language ENTER select the language you want ENTER The possible choices are listed in the table below Language Allows setting the language to display chart information The language is chosen among the list of languages available on the cartographic data DATA MEDIA or embedded charts Mode Defines how objects are translated It is possible to choose between the three following options Off Uses the same Language used for LANGUAGE If the selected language is not present on the objects information English is used instead English Always uses English Local Uses the first Local language present on data If no Local language is available English is used instead NOTE When User Interface Language 15 changed Chart Language settings are set as follows MODE is set to Off and Chart Language is set as the User ila selection if available on the chart data otherwise is set to English b If the cartographic data is changed for example the DATA MEDIA is removed or replaced Chart Language settings should be verified and if necessary changed 1 7 C MAP Jeppesen MAX CARTOGRAPHY INFORMATION MAX is a major evolution of the product technology Key points are Data 9 9 Features
137. e cursor key to move the cursor in the desired place and then to place the B point press ENTER ENTER straight line connects the two points A and B A window containing the distance and bearing values is shown Deleting A B Place the cursor on existing Clear Deletes the A and B points and the line NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Clear 1 13 RANGE BEARI NG FUNCTI ON The Range Bearing function allows to measure the Lat Lon coordinates between two points on the Chart page NOTE Fon T 59 09 T 59 05 The Range and Bearing R B function is called EBL VRM function EBL Electronic Bearing Line is a dot line the origin of the line is the cursor position VRM Variable Range Marker is a circle and its radius is determined by the user So in the commands sequence below there is EBL in place of R B Inserting R B gt ENTER R ENTER T 59 09 gt EBL VRM A dotted line and a circle appears on the screen A window containing the distance and bearing values is shown The origin of the line and the circle s centre is the cursor position use the cursor key to move the dotted line in any direction you choose in the same time the radius changes Press Accept to confirm Cancel otherwise NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Accept 2 Cancel Deleting R B gt Place the cursor on existing R B Delete Deletes the line and the circle NOTE For T 59 09 press
138. e datum offsets stored with the charts Sets the datum reference used by the GPS receiver conncted to or integrated in the chart plotter so that the chart plotter converts the position received from the GPS to the Map Datum currently elected in the menu in order to match the position from the GPS with the position on the charts You must know what datum reference is used by the GPS and set it in the Fix Datum option The coordinates o a Waypoint received from a GPS connected to the chart plotter can be stored into the chart plotter if the GPS is NMEA 0183 protocol compatible and support the BWC sentence this symbol remains on the screen for 30 seconds You may save it by placing a Waypoint or Mark onto that symbol As soon as the chart plotter receives another BWC sentence with the coordinates of a new Waypoint he symbol moves to the new point Sets On icon label Off or Icon only icon the displaying of User Point Sets Normal or Small the icon of User Point Event Handler Type Selects the type as Normal or By Key Selecting Nrmal allows placing the Event with a default name selecting By Key allows setting the desire number for the Event The default setting is Normal 55 Data Window Mode Customizes the Text Area layout between and Text Area with a variable number of boxes Cursor Window Enables or disables the display of the cursor window on the screen Position Symbol Selects the icon of the f
139. e door Removing the MEDIA To remove the MEDIA open the door then remove the CARD from the slot CHART PLOTTER DI MENSI ONS 125mm 4 9 E a 253mm 10 gt lt 162 5mm 6 4 gt 4 199 5mm 7 9 37mm 1 5 User Manual 123 I NSTALLATI REMOVI It is possible to install this TECHMARINE instrument Flush Deck mode with space saving regard to the instrument panel plan To make the Flush Deck installation it is necessary to permanently remove the silicon gasket between rear and front placed around the chart plotter To remove the gasket lay the chart plotter on its front side to pay attention do not damage LCD and keyboard and use a sharpening blade Put the blade between the gasket and the lateral side of the rear to turn the chart plotter Warning Do not pull the gasket during cut operation to avoid compromising the chart plotter watertight seal 124 User Manual EXTERNAL External Wiring 7 External GPS Receiver CAM CONNECTORS 1 GND COMMON PIN OUT 2 POWER 10 35Vdc ON UNIT 3 SIGNAL PIN 1 POWER SUPPLY 5Vdc 1A max SENSE DEPTH SHIELD AUX IN I O CABLE DEPTH SPEED GND COMMON POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc INPUT 4 GND OUTPUT 5 OUTPUT 4 INPUT 5 EXT ALARM SIGNAL to GND when ON
140. e of the Fish Finder display The available colors are Blue Background White Background Black Background Gray Scale and Reversed Gray Scale Scrolling Speed Adjusts the chart scrolling rate Note that the scrolling rate is limited by the sound speed and the depth according with the following relation the deeper the setting the slower the scrolling rate 100 is the maximum possible White Line Controls how the chart plotter displays information about the bottom type hard or soft Fish Symbols Allows determining the graphical representation of underwater suspended targets Echo Echo lcon Echo lcon Depth Echo Depth Icon Icon Depth The Fish icons displayed are among four different shapes depending on the size of the Target Small Med Big Huge Water Temperature Allows you to choose the Water Temperature label displayed over the echogram between Primary and External 5 6 11 Transducer Setup Menu The Transducer Setup menu contains settings that does not require frequent changes gt MENU Transducer Setup ENTER Keel Offset Itis the transducer depth offset from the surface This makes it possible to measure depth from the surface instead of from the transducer s location Calibrate Sound Speed Allows calibrating the value of Sound Speed in the water depending on the water temperature and salinity Calibrate Water Speed Allows calibrating the value of Water Speed sensor The calibration value in the range betwee
141. e of the chart It is possible to see the variation of the Tidal arrows on the selected area at any given time Press Set to set the date and time manually press 1 to increase decrease time and Exit to exit NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Set 2 Decr or 3 Incr and 4 Exit 52 User Manual 3 3 GURATI ONS gt MENU Map Options ENTER Other Map Configurations ENTER Allows the user to customize the following selections and is divided into Marine Settings Depth Settings Land Settings Underwater Objects Settings and Chart Settings Display Mode MENU Map Options ENTER Other Map Configurations ENTER Display Mode ENTER Selects from a predefined table what cartographic objects are displayed and which display options are set Pre programmed settings are user selectable from Full Medium Low Radar Tides Custom The table below shows the selections for each mode Setting Full Medium Low Radar Tides Custom Default values Place Names On On On On On On Name Tags On Off Off Off Off Off Nav Aids amp Light Sectors On No Sector No Sector Sector Off On Attention Areas On On Off Off Off On Tides amp Currents On Off Off Off On On Seabed Type On Off Off Off Off On Ports amp Services On On Off On Off On Tracks amp Routes On Off Off Off Off On Depth Range Min 0 Mt 0 Mt 0 Mt 0 Mt 0 Mt 0 Mt Depth Range Max 9999 Mt 9999 Mt 9999 Mt
142. e screen are closer to you than those on the left The correct interpretation of the Echogram allows retrieving useful information about what is under the boat See the following Par 5 2 2 for more information 3 Color Bar Colored scale located on the left side of the screen that shows the colors used in the Echogram to represent the echoes strength The color on the top of the bar represents the maximum sonar strength while the color on the bottom of the bar represents the minimum sonar strength 4 Digital Depth Readout of the current bottom depth 8 Water Temperature Readout of the current water temperature returned by the TEMP 1 sensor included into specific transducers 6 Alarm Bar Bar located on the right side of the Depth Ruler showing the shallow water and deep water alarm values The alarm is triggered when depth is outside the range 7 Depth Ruler Vertical graduated bar located along the right side of the screen It is a scale which reflects the depth of the area being displayed 76 User Manual Variable Depth Marker VDM Horizontal line on to the Echogram window with a depth label The up down cursor keys can move it up and down The label displays the depth of the cursor position It can be moved to any location pinpointing the depth of a target 9 Zoom Bar Bar located on the left side of the Depth Ruler showing the portion of the Echogram currently represented in the zoomed window on the left part of t
143. each chain The time base of each chain is the Group Repetition Interval or GRI This GRI identifies the chain in unique mode For example the GRI 4990 identifies the chain of Central Pacific zone COG Course Over Ground Direction of the path over ground actually followed by a vessel Course Line Time Line Graphical indication of the direction in which the Vessel is heading The Course Line origin is the vessel s position so the time line movement is synchronized with the vessels Icon Course Line course is given by the value of COG User Manual 91 Course Over Ground and its length is proportional to the SOG Speed Over Ground CTS Course To Steer Optimum direction the boat should be steered in order to efficiently make headway back to the courseline while also proceeding toward the destination Waypoint Cultural Features Any man made topographic feature as built up area buildings roads Datum The Latitude and Longitude lines printed on any map are based on certain models of the shape of the earth these models are called Datum or Coordi nate Systems There are many different Datum in use each one gives differ ent Lat Lon positions for an identical point on the surface of the earth see also Map Datum and Fix Datum Dead Reckoning Procedure to determine the current position of a vessel by applying to the last known position the way that has been made since the last known position was received This procedure is
144. ellation Note that position is repeatedly fixed through the following three steps while any 3 satellites are in line of sight The position calculation procedure is indicated in the following three steps l GPS satellites continuously transmit their own precise orbital data and the GPS receiver computes their locations by receiving this data 2 In this receiving process the GPS receiver measures very accurate distances to the satellites using the Spread Spectrum Modulation User Manual 87 method Excellence GPS s position fixing accuracy is mainly due to this technology 3 When the satellite locations and their distances are known the GPS receiver fixes its own position by triangulation Fig 6 1a The GPS position calculation As illustrated in the previous figure the position is calculated as the meeting point of three spheres which are drawn around the three satellites with diameters 91 d2 and d3 6 1 1 Position Fixing Accuracy HDOP The GPS fix accuracy is due to the locations of 3 satellites in the sky High accuracy is obtainable when the satellites are widely scattered in the sky on the contrary accuracy is reduced when the satellites have gathered in a narrow space In the following figure in both cases it is possible to obtain the GPS fix but in the left case the accuracy will be higher than the right Fig 6 1 1 HDOP The index for position fixing accuracy is called HDOP Horizontal Dilution Of Pre
145. ent times toggles between the Fish Finder Setup menu and the Functions menu The Cursor key Moving the Cursor key up down adjusts the Variable Depth Marker VDM up or down on the screen The ENTER key Pressing ENTER activates the Sensitivity menu see Par 5 6 9 that allows tuning the Gain the Surface Noise Filter and the STC Gain 0 STC Off STC Length 0 Mt STC Strength 0 Surf Noise Filter Off Fig 5 3 2a Sensitivity sub menu Pressing CLEAR turns off the Sensitivity menu User Manual 79 CLEAR key By pressing CLEAR the Variable Depth Marker VDM is hidden The ZOOM 1 and ZOOM OUT keys From this page pressing ZOOM IN once changes to Zoom 2X pressing ZOOM IN twice changes to Zoom 4X while pressing ZOOM OUT reverts to Zoom 2X and no zoom 5 3 3 Dual Frequency page To display the Fish Finder Dual Echogram follow this procedure MENU Page ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Dual Frequency ENTER 105 488 oer 011 44 496 Fig 5 3 3 Fish Finder Dual Frequency mode The Cursor key Moving the cursor to the right or the left moves the Variable Depth Marker VDM between the 50 and 200kHz displays Moving the cursor up or down will move the VDM up and down Press CLEAR to hide the VDM The ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT keys From this page pressing ZOOM IN once changes to Zoom 2X pressing ZOOM I N twice changes to Zoom while pressing ZOOM OUT reve
146. erface NMEA 0183 Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Display Sun Light Viewable Color LCD active area 7 Display Resolution 480 x 234 pixels MEDIA C Card e Cartography C MAP By Jeppesen DATA MEDIA Operating temperature range 32 to 131 F 0 to 55 C Memory Non volatile Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight 1 1 Kg When the package containing the chart plotter is first opened please check it for the following contents if any parts are missing contact the dealer the chart plot ter was purchased from External quick disconnect bracket and I O cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet Chart plotter s protective cover Fuse 2 Amp fuseholder User Manual Flush mounting kit T 50 05 Cutting template 50 05 Smart DGPS WAAS Receiver with cable 15 mt 45 feet 50 05 9 9 9 9 9 MEDIA INSERTI NG REMOVI NG PROCEDURE I nserting the MEDIA Open the door hold the MEDIA by the long side so that you can see the C MAP Bv Jeppesen label gently push the MEDIA into the door slot and close the door 110 User Manual Removing the MEDIA To remove the MEDIA open the door then remove the MEDIA from the slot CHART PLOTTER DI MENSI ONS F 108 2mm 4 25 GRAY parts present ONLY on chart plotter WITH INTERNAL GPS gt 154 8mm 6 09 NL N Td E CN 07 09
147. erous high voltage circuits which only expe rienced technicians MUST handle e The C MAP Jeppesen DATA MEDIA are available from your local dealer Exposure of the display to UV rays may shorten the life of the liquid crystals used in your plotter This limitation is due to the current technology of the LCD displays Avoid overheating which may cause loss of contrast and in extreme cases a darkening of the screen Problems which occur from overheating are re versible when temperature decreases WARNI NG ON SERI AL PORTS CONNECTI ON Please be aware that the serial ports are not opto isolated and then the external device is electrically connected to the chart plotter This allows the connection of high speed devices like Radar or Fish Finder you are connecting a NMEA0183 device and you would like to isolate it from the chart plotter you have to add the opto isolator externally CLEANI NG PROCEDURE FOR THE PLOTTER SCREEN Cleaning your chart plotter screen is a very important operation and must be done carefully as the window s surface is covered with and antireflective coating The following is the cleaning procedure you use a tissue or lens tissue and a cleaning spray containing Isopropanol a normal spray cleaner sold for the screen for example PolaClear by Polaroid Fold the tissue or lens tissue into a triangular shape moisten the tip and use the index finger behind a corner to move the tissue across the surfa
148. es Resolution and Horizontal size When this func tion is executed the following message are shown The Display settings will be applied after power off Do you want to restart the unit now If the display will not be visible shut off the chart plotter again then power it up keeping pressed ZOOM I N to set default resolution 640x480 Choosing YES the chart plotter will be restarted and the new settings applied Choosing NO the new settings will be applied only next time the chart plotter is powered up Choosing will discarded all changes and nothing will be applied The original values of Reso lution and Horizontal Size are restored and displayed NOTE Itis possible to restore the lowest screen resolution 640x480 by pressing and holding ZOOM IN whilethe chart plotter is switched to ON This is useful when the image is not shown on the screen for example as effect of changing the display or display not compatible with the set resolution 90 User Manual Terms ALT Altitude Altitude of GPS Antenna on the medium sea level Alter Alternate Solution TD Coordinates System Parameter selected by the user that is applied in the conversion of TD values to geographical coordinates Lat Lon It defines which of the two possible solu tions can be used Arrival Time Estimated time of day you will reach your destination based on your current Speed and Track from GPS ASF Additional Secondary phase Factor TD C
149. f the navigation was already active it will be disabled as soon as Slave mode is set An appropriate warning message will be shown to notify that the Navigation is already active and to confirm whether Slave mode can be set I nhibit Navigation operation As soon as Slave mode is set the Destination cannot be placed anymore either the C Link Navigation Data is received from the Master or not Also when the 70 User Manual C Link Navigation Data is received from the Master it will not be allowed to tivate the Navigation I nhibit Route following While navigating to the route received from the Master and the Destination is reached the Destination will be moved to the next Waypoint on the route MOB handling If the Navigation to the external Destination is active and MOB is pressed on the Slave chart plotter the MOB is placed but the navigation to the MOB is not activated Note While navigating to the external Destination the operating mode is switched to Master the navigation to the external Destination will be terminated C LI NK NAVIGATION DATA ACQUISITION AND DISPLAY As soon as the C Link Navigation Data is received the Slave parses the information received and executes the relative actions depending on its current working status Note When the Navigation to the external Destination is activated the Slave Chart Plotter will show all relevant C Link Navigation Data exactly like when the Destination is not the exte
150. ffset Daylight Saving Time Sets On Off the Daylight Saving Time Time Format Selects the format for the time between 12 and 24 hours Date Format Selects the Date Format between MM DD YY month day year and DD MM YY day month year Nav Aids Presentation Allows to set the Nav Aids presentation as US Draw Nav Aids using NOAA symbology or INTERNATIONAL Draws Nav Aids using international symbology When selected it affects Lights Signals Buoys amp Beacons display Keypad Beep Enables or disables the single audio beeps emitted any time the chart plotter keypad is pressed Ifthe incorrect key is pressed or the function required cannot be executed the chart plotter emits three beeps Cursor Speed Selects the Cursor Speed among Low Medium or High in Chart page or into menu Devices Allowsto setupthe devices that needs a dedicated port as C Com BBFF 50 200 Radar and AIS 38400 Simulation Mode Allows to setup the simulation data before use the Simulation function NOTE AvaiLABLE For T 50 05 T 55 05 TM7e TM7i TM7ce TM7ci TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 T 59 01 1 4 CHANGING BACKLIGHT AND CONTRAST You can modify the intensity of the backlight and contrast to make reading easy and comfortable Press and immediately release POWER do not press and hold the key or the power off message will be displayed Two sliders appear on the screen showing the current settings for backlight and contrast POWER use Br
151. ge allows to Locate to center the map on the selected DSC position press Locate Clear One to delete selected DSC position press Clr One Clear All to delete all entries press Hide Show to allow hiding showing the selected DSC position on the chart display press Hide NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Locate 2 Clr One Clr All or 4 Hide To show Position Request Distress Call page press ENTER 3 9 3 DSC Directory page To select the DSC Directory page MENU Page ENTER DSC ENTER select the DSC Directory page ENTER User Manual 65 11 59 05 gt DATA DSC ENTER select the DSC Directory page ENTER 59 09 gt PAGE DSC ENTER select the DSC Directory page ENTER From this page the user can assign the Vessel Name Contact Name and Phone number to any MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity so that when a DSC Distress Call or Position Request is received the name of the vessel is displayed in place of the MMSI number a unique number that is assigned to a DSC radio station for use in emergency situations STRIKE 99 0036612458 JIMMY PAGE 22832178345 JUPITER 0036612459 ROBERT PIO 22114433001 SCORPION 0046712433 ERICH SMITH 12372133456 0063412123 SUSANNE 44332211001 DELETE DEL ALL Fig 3 9 3 Example of Directory page The Directory page allows to Edit to edit the f
152. gure the chart plotter and the external devices the first time the chart plotter is powered On This information can be changed at any time either from the General Options menu see Par 3 1 or by resetting the chart plotter Select the correct setup option and press ENTER when complete press to exit NOTE Fon T 59 09 press 1 OK Language Chart Language Distance Units Speed Units Wind Units Depth Unit Altitude Units Temperature Units Time Reference Daylight Saving Time Time Format 24 hour Date Format DD MM Y Y Nav Aids Presentation Keypad Beep Cursor Speed Devices Simulation Mode Fig 1 3 First Setup Page menu The possible selections are listed in the table below Language Themapinformation will still be displayed in the language ofthe official digitalized paper chart User Manual 21 Chart Language Selects a sub menu with two items Language to set the language to display chart information and Mode to define how objects are translated Distance Unit Selects the unit for Distance among Nm Sm Km Speed Unit Selects the unit for Speed among Kts Mph Kph Wind Unit Selects the unit for Wind among Kts Kph Mph m s Bft Depth Unit Selects the unit among Ft FM and Mt Altitude Unit Selects the unit among Ft FL and Mt Temperature Unit Selects the unit among and Time Reference Allows switching between UTC or local time by entering the Local Time o
153. he screen It is turned On selecting the Echo Sounder Split page A Scope A real time representation of fish and bottom features passing through the beam of the transducer It is drawn as horizontal lines whose length and hue is proportional to the sonar strength returned When the default palette is selected the strongest sonar returns will be shown as the color displayed of the top of Color Bar while the weakest as the bottom color D Operating Frequency Readout of the selected operating frequency 5 2 1 Understanding the Echogram display The main elements that can be easily distinguished into an Echogram are Fishes Thermoclines White Line 4 5 Surface Clutter 2 Structures 3 Bottom Echo Profile 8 WO Fig 5 2 1 The Fish Finder Echogram 0 Fishes Fish are represented as arcs because of the cone angle of the transducer In fact as the boat passes over the fish the leading edge of the cone strikes the fish causing a display pixel to be turned on As the boat passes over the fish the distance to the fish decreases turning each pixel on at a shallower depth on the display When the boat is directly over the fish the first half of the arch is formed and since the fish is closer to the boat the signal is stronger and the arch is thicker As the boat moves away from the fish the distance in creases and the pixels appear at progressively deeper depths forming the remaining half of the arch 2 T
154. hermoclines Are the zones where two layers of different water temperatures meet The greater the temperature differential the thicker the thermocline is shown on the screen Thermoclines are represented as horizontal stripes of noise They are very important for fishing since often many species of game fish like to suspend in just above or just below the thermoclines User Manual 77 3 White Line The White Line shows the difference between hard soft bottoms and even distinguishes between fishes and structures located near the bottom In this way it is easier to tell the difference between a hard and soft bottom and even to distinguish fishes and structures located nearby the bottom For example a soft muddy or weedy bottom returns a weaker echo that is shown with a narrow white line while a hard bottom returns a strong echo that causes a wide white bottom line 4 Surface Clutter Appears like noise at the top of the screen extending many feet below the surface It s caused by many things including air bubbles bait fish plankton and algae 8 Structures Generally the term structure is used to identify objects like wrecks and weeds rising from the bottom 6 Bottom Echo Profile Bottom profile recorded by the Fish Finder When the echo sounder is set in auto range mode it is automatically kept in the lower half of the screen Other Elements Large anchoring cables are returned by the echo sounder as very long and narrow arcs
155. his TECHMARI instrument in Flush Deck mode with space saving regard to the instrument panel plan To make the Flush Deck installation it is necessary to permanently remove the silicon gasket between rear and front placed around the chart plotter To remove the gasket lay the chart plotter on its front side to pay attention do not damage LCD and keyboard and use a sharpening blade Put the blade between the gasket and the lateral side of the rear to turn the chart plotter Warning Do not pull the gasket during cut operation to avoid compromising the chart plotter watertight seal User Manual 117 EXTERNAL WIRING QUICK DISCONNECT BRACKET CABLE FUNCTION WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION GRAY parts present ONLY on chart plotter WITH GPS INTERNAL amp Me VIDEO INPUT o o o o CONNECTORS 1 GND COMMON PIN OUT 10 35vdc ON UNIT 3 SIGN E wi AUX IN I O CABLE COLOR FUNCTION GND COMMON POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc NI OY BLACK GND COMMON POWER SUPPLY GND RED POWER 10 35Vdc POWER SUPPLY WHITE 1 0183 SIGNAL RETURN SIGNAL RETURN YE
156. hy metrig OE 23 BEACON Balac anb nd dita acu 91 Beacon Receiver Connection 114 ire D frat 59 BOD 58 Bottom Echo 78 Bottom Lock ZOOM 82 Bottom Range dace 84 BRG Bearing xa calidad 91 5 ex toes epist low louis 89 BHO 91 2 am Phe 58 98 104 110 116 122 130 136 142 148 e np O 58 C COM Connection 139 GSM PLUS Connection 134 145 152 C COM GSM Plus Connection 58 102 107 119 A 69 70 CHLINK MENU negabis 59 C Weather Service 62 Cable Wiring pages 58 Calibrate Aux Temperature 85 Calibrate COMPASS 59 Calibrate Sound Speed 2 85 Calibrate Water Speed 85 Calibrate Water Temperature 85 Cartographic Data 24 CAUTION E 15 Chal T T 91 Changing Chart Scale 28 Changing Display Mode 25 iiS obe
157. iae nii 81 Radar FF Chart Nav 82 Char 57 Radar FF Chart Video 1 56 Radar FF Chart Video 2 56 Radar FF Chart Video page 82 Radio Call Sign 200 60 RAM 89 Range and Bearing 29 Range cdi 84 Range Soft AQ ndo 83 Range Bearing function 29 RA OTt 19 Rd Dat 19 19 Rd Map ta mas epa danses ta E 19 Reading directory Lasaxsnpeesekadadks edxb daendbt pira 48 User Manual Real Time 64 Receive Routes amp Marks 59 zm 61 Receiving ROO 22 2 2 eds 34 Receiving User 32 REMOVING 100 106 111 117 124 131 137 149 Removing the MEDIA 99 105 111 117 123 131 137 143 149 Resolution 28 Restart toc 57 85 Reversing Route siccus saut onn s
158. ields of any existing entry the Directory Vessel Name 5 number contact and phone number press Edit Add to add a new entry to the Directory press Add Delete to delete the selected entry press Delete Delete All to delete all entries the page press Del All NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Edit 2 Add Delete or 4 Del All 3 9 4 Quick Info on DSC cons Placing the cursor on the Distress Call or Position Request icon the following information is displayed e Vessel Name MMSI Number Position Date and Time e Distance and Bearing from current vessel s position Pressing ENTER it is possible by selecting DELETE deletes the DSC icon from the DSC Log page otherwise by selecting DSC LOG the DSC Log page is shown 3 10 FISH FINDER The chart plotter combined with the sonar performance of the Fish Finder is one of the most advanced marine navigation system available To select the Fish Finder menu first select one of the pages related to the Fish Finder gt MENU Page ENTER Fish Finder ENTER select the desired page ENTER TM11 T 59 05 DATA Fish Finder ENTER select the desired page ENTER 66 User Manual 59 09 gt PAGE Fish Finder ENTER select the desired page ENTER Once the Fish Finder page is selected access the Fish Finder menu by pressing MENU For more information see the specific User Manual or Chap
159. ight Bright to adjust backlight levels and or use Contr Contr to adjust contrast levels ENTER T 59 09 POWER use 1 Bright 2 Bright to adjust backlight levels and or use 3 Contr 4 Contr to adjust contrast levels ENTER T 59 01 gt POWER use Key 1 to adjust keys light levels ENTER Now you return to the chart screen with the new backlight and contrast levels retained 1 5 SELECTING THE LANGUAGE It is possible to set the language to display menus data pages warning alarm messages full quick info list of objects found by find nearest function and on charts such as place s names buoy s names and so on To select the language you want gt MENU General Options 1 Language ENTER select the language you want ENTER NOTE the selected language is not available on cartographic data English language is used instead 22 User Manual NOTE 1 6 CAUTI ON If you have accidentaly selected an unknown language and you are not able to select your preferred language please follow this special procedure press MENU move the cursor to highlight the 10th item from the top which corresponds to the General Options menu and press ENTER Then a window appears with Language message press ENTER now select your language and press ENTER again Anyway if you in trouble see Chapter 7 Maintenance for a RAM Clear operation th
160. ind Direction 4 PIE gt AWS Bearing Chart Nav Data 3D Road Status Apparent Wind Speed Fig 1 109 Example of Wind Data page User Manual 27 Distance Go Speed Over Ground Fix to Destination Compass Heading Temperature Bearing Fix to Destination Water Depth Fig 1 109 Example of Gauges page NOTE AvaiLABLE For TM5e TM5i TM5ce TM5ci T 59 09 59 05 NOTE The numbers of analogue instruments may be different Moving around the Chart and Changing Chart Scale Use the cursor key to move around the chart Also use ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT to change the chart scale so that a smaller or larger area is shown on the chart Now it is possible to change smoothly the zoom level avoiding the big jump between levels Finding Your Boat Position The most common use of the chart plotter is to show your ship s current location You can home the cursor to the ship using gt CLEAR The Home function locks the cursor to the ship and updates the display as the ship moves To release the cursor from the Home Mode use the cursor key to move the cursor away from the ship s current position Selecting Screen Amplifier In Home mode the Screen Amplifier function sets up the charts on the navigation direction course in order to display more map details in front of the ves sel s position CLEAR MENU Display Options ENTER Screen Amplifier ENTER On ENTE
161. ities Pingos and Production installations 6 Cautions Red when Guardian Technology detects cautionary or restricted area Palette gt MENU Map Options ENTER Palette ENTER It is possible to set the palette used to enhance the visibility of the screen depending on the surrounding light condition The possible choices are listed in the table below Normal It is recommended when the chart plotter is not exposed to the direct sunlight When this mode is set the maps are displayed in order to use colors as similar as possible to the ones used in the original paper charts Sunlight It is designed to enhance the visibility of the screen when the chart plotter is exposed to the sunlight The maps are much brighter than in the other modes and the depth areas are filled with white color so different depth areas are not easily distinguishable Night Vision It is recommended when the environment is dark in order to reduce the glare of the display chart plotter displays maps and screen in darker colors NOAA Allows setting NOAA paper chart colors presentation Satellite Imagery MENU Map Options ENTER Satellite Imagery ENTER It is possible to overlay the Satellite image for background map When it is set On the Palette is set to Normal to display the proper colors Currents Prediction MENU Map Options ENTER Currents Prediction ENTER A window is shown on the low left sid
162. ix position displayed on the screen between Boat and Standard The defaultsetting is Boat Visual COG Bar Enables or disables the display of the COG Bar that shows the COG like a traditional compass NOTE AvaiLABLE For T 59 09 T 59 05 NOTE Fon T 59 09 59 05 3 5 VIDEO MODE This function allows to see a video input picture on the chart plotter screen This is allowed only if an external video signal source is connected to the chart plotter NOTE Oncethe Video Mode is active use the following keys to adjust video settings press and immediately release POWER use the Contr Contr and Bright Bright soft keys to adjust contrast and backlight ForT 59 09 use the 3 714 Contr and 1 Bright 2 Bright function keys to adjust contrast and backlight Move the cursor up down to adjust brightness and left right to adjust colors press ZOOM IN ZOOM OUT to adjust hue phase Pressing any other key exits from Video Mode TM7e 71 TM7ce TM7ci TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 3 5 1 Add Video menu gt MENU Add Video ENTER Video 1 Shows the image from the video camera 1 a rectangular window by moving the cursor keys you could select where this window is placed Video 2 Shows the image from the video camera 2 on a rectangular window by moving the cursor keys you could select where this window is placed NOTE ForTM7e 71 7 TM7Cci itis available only
163. ket during cut operation to avoid compromising the chart plotter watertight seal EXTERNAL WIRING PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION GND COMMON GND COMMON POWER 10 35 Vdc POWER INPUT 10 35 Vdc INPUT 1 COMMON OUTPUT 2 OUTPUT 1 INPUT 2 EXTERNAL ALARM OUTPUT ZN IAS VIDEO IN 1 VIDEO 2 AUX VG fr a Port Mini B 2 VIDEO OUTPUT VIDEO INPUT CONNECTOR CONNECTOR PIN FUNCTION FUNCTION 5 GND COMMON PIN OUT ON UNIT PWR 10 35Vdc PWR amp 1 0 p GPS CONNECTOR CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION SIGNAL HSYNC VSYNC BRIGHT CONTROL BH BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND SIGNAL RETURN WIN TYPI CAL ONS GPS Connection SMART GPS SENSOR F GPS SENSOR CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc GPS ANTENNA BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND COMMON GPS on Port 3 132 User Manual Autopilot Connection POWER SUPPLY POWER amp CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON P
164. key move the horizontal slider to correspond with the draft of your boat Using the Vertical slider you can then read the times at which the graph dips below the horizontal line i e the times when you will be in danger of grounding NOTE Tide graph is an approximation of the tide and they should be used in conjunction with traditional tide tables and navigational methods The Tide height value represents the variation relative to the Mean Lower Water value 2 8 FIND FUNCTI ON The Find function allows searching for the nearest Port Port Services Tide Sta tions Wrecks Obstructions Points Of Interest and Lakes loaded on the DATA MEDIA When the Find function is activated a list of available objects to search is shown Also the Find function allows to center the screen over a selected User Point on the Cursor position or at desired Coordinates NOTE Activating the Find function a Warning message is shown if there is no DATA MEDIA inserted Finding Nearest Port Services To show the nearest port services of a particular type i e the nearest Hospital sailmaker bank etc ENTER Find ENTER Port Services ENTER The icons list of the available services is shown Use the cursor key to select any facility and press ENTER or By selecting one of the facilities the list of the nearest ports up to 10 in which this port facility is present will be shown NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Find Finding Neares
165. l is travelling relative to a ground location The SOG is normally provided by the GPS sensor Spot Sounding Depth of the water in a specific and charted position It is represented on the map by its own value expressed in the current depth unit STR Steering Difference between COG and CTS If COG is 25 and CTS is 30 then STR is 5 Right STW Speed Through Water Speed of the vessel relative to the water TD Time Difference Loran positions are determined by precise timing of the intervals between reception of pulses transmitted by pairs of stations in the selected chain Be tween any two stations a ship must be located somewhere along a line of possible positions where the measured Time Difference TD between arrival of pulses from those stations would be observed The TD is measured from the time of reception of the master station signal to the time of reception of the slave station signal see also Pair Tide Periodic rise and fall of the surface of oceans bays etc due principally to the gravitational interactions between the Moon and Earth Tide I nfo Calculates the tide heights for any past or future date and as a by product of this calculation will also display the Maximum and Minimum Tide height and time for the day selected plus the times of Sunrise and Sunset At some chart levels the chart plotter will display a new Tide Diamond Symbol for every Port or tide point in the database covered by that particular DATA
166. larm Range o Rat Det 46 Grounding Alarm 46 External Alarni EEEO EEEE 47 2 10 USER MEDIA Save amp 47 USER MEDIA DECC MN 47 Formatting AUS ER MEEDIS ene ee ee ee eee 47 Saving File USER MEDIA xa ud RE 47 Loading File from USER 48 Deleting File from USER MEDIA 48 Selecting Slot 2006 48 Reading USER MEDIA directory ER OPERE pP AME Ex xi 48 Sorting USER MEDIA directory 3 Gia ume Rid ies ia Sam ed ed unie raids 48 3 UserSet ung UD 2 6455 85 ERE VR RRRE URN KK x 49 34L GENERAL OF TIONS es rat 49 3 2 MAP OPTIONS 49 ZOOM YPE e cea uence 49 Edu rU DE Ex PEU EDD UPS E Lm 49 Persp ctiv VIEW UNUS
167. le to customize the Text Area layout among OFF Text Area with a variable number of boxes the number depending on the chart plotter type MENU Display Options ENTER Data Window Mode ENTER It is also possible to edit fields shown in every screen configuration Edit mode is activated directly from the chart display pressing MENU hold for 3 seconds use the cursor key to select data window to customize ENTER use the cursor key to choose selection ENTER Once ENTER is pressed the data type is set The selection window is closed and the Text Area changes according to the selected data type Press CLEAR to exit the edit mode 2 6 INFO Placing the cursor on cartographic objects the information related to the object nearby is shown Setting Automatic nfo Automatic Info allows you to get the information on any cartographic object just by the cursor on it You can select the type of it MENU Display Options ENTER Auto Info ENTER The possible settings are Off no automatic info shown at all On Points only on points e g Rocks Buoys Lights Tide Stations and On on all objects points lines and areas NOTE Choosing On the Automatic Info will be shown most of the times the cursor is moved Selecting Automatic nfo gt Move the cursor the object The pop up window with the basic info of the objects is displayed To get full details of the object press
168. lect color ENTER If in Select Route menu MENU Route ENTER Select ENTER use the cursor key to highlight the Route Color use the cursor key to select color ENTER The Route is drawn on the screen in the selected color It is possible to select a different color for any Route NOTE For T 59 09 press 2 Color Deleting Route If in Route menu gt MENU Route ENTER Delete ENTER Confirm The Route legs and Waypoints are deleted The Marks linked to the Route are not deleted If the destination is placed on the Route that Route cannot be deleted NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Confirm User Manual 33 Following a Route Activate the Navigation With the Route shown on the Chart page move the cursor to the starting Way point in the Route and press ENTER select GOTO and press ENTER again TM11 T 59 09 T 59 05 move the cursor to the starting Waypoint in the Route and press GOTO The destination is placed on the Waypoint of the selected Route and you are now navigating to it I nserting Waypoint To insert a new Waypoint between two existing ones Place the cursor on the desired Route leg Insert move the cursor to the new position ENTER The new Waypoint is placed To add a new Waypoint to the last Waypoint of the Route gt Place the cursor ENTER WAYPOINT ENTER T 59 05 gt Place the cursor ROUTE NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Inser
169. length Fuel Consumption Rate ETA TTG etc between two chart plotter units linked via serial I O port 4 1 C LINK SERIAL CONNECTION The two chart plotters should be connected via serial ports Any of the available ports can be used the software will recognize automatically the serial ports used A typical connection is as follows Chart Plotter 1 Chart Plotter 2 TX gt RX RX GND GND 4 2 NAVIGATION DATA TRANSFER The chart plotters can be set to operate in two modes MASTER mode Primary Chart Plotter e SLAVE mode Secondary Chart Plotter When the navigation is activated on the Master chart plotter the C Link naviga tion data will be continuously sent to the Slave until the navigation is active If the Master is navigating to a Single Destination the Slave will show the Desti nation position and activate the navigation to it If the Master is navigating to a Route the Slave will show the Route Leg com posed by the Destination and the Waypoint after the Destination Next Waypoint and activate the navigation to it Any variation to the current C Link Navigation Data will be transferred from the Master to the Slave The Slave will be provided with a dedicated page to show the C Link Navigation Data received from the Master selected from the Route menu gt MENU Route ENTER Report ENTER A data page different from the Route Data Report page appears on the screen th
170. me Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Wind Data page Gauges page DSC Log and DSC Directory pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder Radar Video Input pages 10000 Waypoints Marks and 50 Routes 400 Waypoints max per Route 10000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto User Manual 115 Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route Route Data Report and User Points Marks Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Grounding Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link and C Weather Service R B functions Simulation Mode with cursor control Video Input option 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 NOTE f Fish Finder Radar Video Camera connected TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS Power consumption 900mA max 9 12V Interface NMEA 0183 e Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Video Input PALor NTSC video signals automatically selected Display Sun Light Viewable Color LCD active area 7 wide Display Resolutio
171. n 800 x 480 pixels MEDIA SD Card Cartography Bv Jeppesen DATA MEDIA e Operating temperature range 32 to 131 F 0 to 55 C Memory Non volatile Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight 1 2 Kg When the package containing the chart plotter is first opened please check it for the following contents if any parts are missing contact the dealer the chart plot ter was purchased from External quick disconnect bracket and cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet AUX IN I O cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet Chart plotter s protective cover Fuse 2 Amp fuseholder User Manual Flush mounting kit Cutting template TM7e Smart DGPS WAAS Receiver with cable 15 mt 45 feet rw7e 9 9 9 9 9 MEDIA INSERTI NG REMOVI NG PROCEDURE I nserting the MEDIA Open the door hold the MEDIA by the short side so that you can see the C MAP Bv Jeppesen label gently push the MEDIA into the door slot and close the door 116 User Manual Removing the MEDIA To remove the MEDIA open the door then remove the MEDIA from the slot CHART PLOTTER DI MENSI ONS 108 2mm 4 25 GRAY parts present ONLY on chart plotter WITH INTERNAL GPS gt 154 8mm 6 097 E N EU CN m 06 4 GRAY parts are present ONLY on chart plotter WITH INTERNAL GPS It is possible to install t
172. n 10 to 109 will be applied to the water speed from the transducer Calibrate Water Temperature Allows the calibration on the Water Temperature sensor Using the readings from a precise temperature measuring device insert here a positive negative offset to display right value on Fish Finder screens Calibrate Aux Temperature Allows the calibration of the Aux Temperature sensor Using the readings from a precise temperature measuring device insert here a positive negative offset to display right value on FF screens Restore Defaults Restores the default values User Manual 85 5 6 12 Alarms Menu The Alarms menu allows you to define additional sonar alarm settings for Fish Alarm Shallow Alarm Depth Alarm and Temperature Upper Lower Rate gt MENU Alarms ENTER Shallow Water Triggers an alarm when depth becomes shallower than the value set Deep Water Triggers an alarm when depth becomes deeper than the value set High Water Temp Triggers an alarm when the transducer reports a temperature from TEMP 1 sensor above the value set Low Water Temp Triggers an alarm when the transducer reports a temperature from TEMP 1 sensor below the value set Water Temp Rate Triggers analarm whenthe transducer reports a temperature from TEMP 1 sensor variation rate above the value set Fish Alarm The options for Fish Alarm setthe size of the fishes that if detected by the unit switches an alarm to sound These o
173. nal memory Save Marks to create a new file containing all Marks stored in the chart plotter Save Events to create a new file containing all Events stored in the chart plotter Save Routes to create a new file containing all Waypoints belonging to the selected Route Route number is required Also it is possible to save all Routes not only the selected Route User Manual 47 Save Tracks to create new file containing all Track points belonging to the selected Track Track number is required NOTE When naming afile may have trouble finding a name that uniquely identifies the file s contents Dates for example are often used in filenames however they take up several characters leaving you with little flexibility The secret is to find a compromise a point where you can combine a date with a word creating a unique filename The maximum length of the filename is 8 characters The characters may be numbers 0 9 letters A Z and spaces for example legal identifiers are ABC AA 12121212 A B C 1 A 1 and so on Loading File from USER MEDI A gt MENU Save amp Load ENTER Select the file name in the list Load NOTE For T 59 09 press 2 Load The Load function copies the content of the selected file from USER MEDIA to the internal memory of the chart plotter If the selected file contains Marks Events already present in the chart plotter memory they are non duplicated
174. ng Kong rights reserved No part of this publication be reproduced or distributed any form or by any means stored a database or retrieval system without prior written permission of the publisher Contents About this User Manual ouexikxsxsxeskuREEREEE ONE ERN RE FE KE EXER 13 INTRODUCTION REESEAESPREESREEEENEER EEEE EEEE EEE 13 CONVENTIONS USED 13 MANUAL LAYOUT 13 IF NEED ASSISTANCE 14 I mportant I nformation des 15 WARNING ZEE 15 CAUTION a a a a E E 15 CLEANING PROCEDURE FOR THE PLOTTER SCREEN utro ihr ree 15 1 Getting Started uiuokkkEExkkEREERKEEEERRNRAXERCHAXUUU ERU ODDO EC OR ORG 17 1l THE KEYBOARD M pn D EDU 17 1 1 1 Joystick Cursor UE 17 1 1 2 Dedicated KeyS TN 17 1 1 3 Software REVS n 18 11 4 Function Keys 18 1 1 5 Software Function Keys Customization 1 2
175. ng Port INO EAEE ENFER ENSK 41 Getting Tide Info NN mc ccm 42 FIND FUNCETION 43 Finding Nearest Port Sel VICOS Gets 43 Finding Nearest Port By DUUM usada m pe 43 Finding Nearest Port By Distance dal ras Qs d 44 Finding Nearest Tide Station auocuecse Wes a aa cur bre n 44 Finding Nearest Wrecks EM RUE E 44 Finding Nearest Obstructions Sus Das pxatenbus 44 Finding Nearest Lakes Information asse iens euren Den 44 Finding Nearest Lakes BY ER rr ERR Ra 45 Finding Nearest Points Of Interest 45 PINGIACFCEINSO 45 Finding Coordinates 45 User Manual Finding User Points 45 2 9 ALARMS 45 Auto OM _ _ 45 Nc c TER 45 M 45 Anchor Alarm gt DE 45 45 HDOP Alarmi 46 Heading Alarmi Mm 46 Timer Alarni NM req 46 Timer Direction Aero 46 Grounding Alarm 46 Grounding A
176. nguage 22 Selecting 0 2 48 Send Routes 59 Sending Route 34 Sending User Point 32 Sensitivity MENU eqni eoo 85 SERIAL PORTS rae dint apsdext 15 Serial Ports 90 Shallow Water 34 86 84 Ship Icon Mode 55 Shoreline Constructions 35 Showing Route datur edam eda Rust 33 SML PERENNE NUN UT 63 Simulation Mode 2 22 25 Sleeping Target esse ror rane tpm 61 Smart GPS 25425252450 153 ZOOM Em 24 SINE duc ANS REUS 95 clo 79 83 Software KeyS Nas 18 Software Keys Customization 19 cis ca 95 User Manual Sorting directory ie sent stas 48 Speed Simulation 25 Speed Filter E 59 Speed Unit RP 22 49 Spot III Seas eaae agonia a maion 23 95 Static 59 StatUuS
177. normally based on the last received GPS position Speed and Course or to the last received GPS position Log Speed and Heading Default Original factory setting for any menu selection The default values are set after a Master Reset RAM Clear Depth Area Sea areas included in the user selectable range of minimum and maximum depth limits The sea area that is beyond the selected range is filled by an uniform white color the sea area that is inside the selected range is filled by ordinary multicolor shading The Spot Soundings and Depth Contours are dis played on the range only Depth Line Also called Bathymetric Line Imaginary line connecting points of equal water depth Destination In order to tag on the chart the point towards which the ship is Heading you can use a special mark called destination When the destination is placed all navigation data referred to this point DGPS Differential GPS Provides even greater positioning accuracy than standard GPS DPT Depth from Transducer Water Depth below the Transducer The Distance from the Depth Transducer to the ground DST Distance Geographical distance between two points on the map It is possible to select the unit among Nm Sm and Km ETA Estimated Time of Arrival Predicted time of reaching a destination or Waypoint File Collection of information of the same type stored on a USER MEDIA Each file must have a unique name ideally one that describes its conte
178. nt User Manual 129 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 o NOTE Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route Route Data Report and User Points Marks Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Grounding Alarm External Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link and C Weather Service R B function Simulation Mode with cursor control Video Input option Video Output option If Fish Finder Radar Video Camera connected TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS 9 9 9 9 Power consumption 1500 mA max 9 12V with cam era connected nterface NMEA 0183 Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Video Input PAL or NTSC video signals au tomatically selected Video Output VGA compatible adapter cable Display Sun Light Viewable Color Transflective LCD active area 10 4 Display Resolution 800 x 600 pixels MEDIA SD Card 11 Cartography C MAP Bv J EPPEsEN DATA MEDIA Operating temperature range 32 to 131 F 0 to 55 C Memory Non volatile Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight 1 6 Kg When the package containing the chart plotter is first opened please check it for the following contents if any part
179. nts Filenames are kept in a directory on each USER MEDIA Fix Current position of the vessel provided by the GPS connected to the chart plotter or built in or other positioning systems User Manual Fix Status Indicates the quality of the position fix signal Fuel Consumption Rate Estimated fuel consumption rate per hour of an engine boat referred to its relative estimated cruising speed GNSS Global Navigation Satellite System Any single or combined navigation system based on satellites The current available satellites systems are GPS GLONASS and the combined GPS and GLONASS Goto Function that defines the destination point and activates the navigation to it The destination can be placed on any location of the map an existing Mark point or on a predefined Route GPS Global Positioning System Satellite based navigation system operated by the US Department of Defence It gives the navigator a position 24 hours a day 365 days a year under any weather conditions HDG Heading Horizontal direction in which a ship actually points or heads in any moment see also COG HDOP Horizontal Dilution Of Precision Precision of the positioning system GPS The smaller HDOP value indicates higher position accurately Home mode All operations refer to the ship s position Landmarks Landmarks are any prominent object such as monument building silo tower mast on land which can be used in determining a location
180. oint remains NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Stop 2 4 USING TRACK A very useful feature of the chart plotter is the ability to store and display exactly where the boat has been This feature referred to as Tracking can provide invaluable information about the effect of tide and wind influence on the boat s progress as well as giving an indication of the helmsman s performance When full storing capacity has been reached the oldest points are deleted and overwritten by the newest ones Setting up a Track Step Before you use the Track function it is important to specify the Track step unit if you select Distance the Track point is placed when the distance from its last stored position is greater than the defined distance if Time the Track point is placed after the defined time MENU Track ENTER Config ENTER Step Unit ENTER 59 09 T 59 05 TRACK Config ENTER Step Unit ENTER You can select the Track step Time 1 5 10 30 sec 1 min or distance 0 01 0 05 0 1 0 5 1 0 2 0 5 0 10 0 Nm Setting a short time distance interval between Track points is best suited to navigate within a close or complex environ ment a greater time distance interval is best suited to a long voyage To select the interval at which the Track points are placed If you have selected Distance gt MENU Track ENTER Config ENTER Distance Step ENTER T 59 09 T 59 05 gt TR
181. oordinates System Correction to TD values which can be inserted by the user Azimuth Angular measurement from the horizon to a satellite or another object AWD Apparent Wind Direction Direction from which the Wind appears to blow relative to a moving point also called Relative Wind Direction AWS Apparent Wind Speed Speed at which the Wind appears to blow relative to a moving point also called Relative Wind Speed Beacon Prominent specially constructed object forming a conspicuous vertical mark as a fixed aid to navigation Buoy Floating object moored to the sea bottom in a particular charted place as an aid to navigation Buoys and Beacons Buoys and Beacons are used to indicate to mariners recommended or estab lished routes underwater dangers restrictions and regulations They can be lighted or not and are colored according to their international code Bearing Angle between the North True or Magnetic and a destination The horizontal direction of one terrestrial point from another referring to the North True or Magnetic It is often used to indicate the direction to follow to reach the destination Chain Loran C Groups of transmitting stations that use timed radio pulse transmissions In each of these chains there is a master station and two or more slave or sec ondary stations Stations belonging to a same chain transmit pulses in timing groups a different time base identifies
182. or a direction Latitude Angular distance North or South of the equator measured by lines encircling the earth parallel to the equator in degrees from 0 to 90 LAT LON Coordinate system using Latitude and Longitude coordinates to define a posi tion on earth Lat Lon Grid Grid of parallels of Latitude and meridians of Longitude drawn on the map LOG Speed S peed of the vessel relative to the water provided by an instrument with a sub merged transducer for measuring the distance speed travelled by the vessel Longitude Angular distance East or West of the prime meridian Greenwich meridian as measured by lines perpendicular to the parallels and converging at the poles from 02 to 1802 Loran Positioning system which determines the current position of the vessel by measuring the difference in the times of reception of synchronized radio pulse signals transmitted by two or more fixed stations Magnetic Deviation Value expressed in degrees East or West that indicates the direction in which the north indicator on the compass card is offset from the magnetic north the difference expressed in degrees East or West between the compass north and the magnetic north Magnetic Variation Angle between the magnetic and geographic meridians at any place expressed User Manual 93 degrees West East to indicate the direction of magnetic North from true North It changes from point to point and at the same point with time
183. or the area you wish to navigate are required See the technical details of your chart plotter for inserting removing DATA MEDIA procedure NOTE During normal operations the DATA MEDIA should not be removed since the chart plotter may lock up 1 9 SIMULATION MODE The built in Simulator function allows you to become proficient in the use of the chart plotter It simulates the reception of the navigation data Lat Lon Course Speed date time The simulated ship s position is placed at the current cursor 24 User Manual position by the time the simulation is activated To start the Simulator Place the cursor at your desired position MENU Advanced Options ENTER Simulation Mode ENTER Simulation Mode ENTER On ENTER You might insert the Speed Heading date and time values MENU Advanced Options ENTER Simulation Mode ENTER Speed Heading Date Time ENTER enter values ENTER To select the Cursor Control in Chart page use the cursor up down to adjust the Speed and the cursor left right to adjust the Course MENU Advanced Options ENTER Simulation Mode ENTER Cursor Control ENTER On ENTER 1 10 CONTROLLI NG THE DI SPLAY This paragraph describes how to change the display mode and how to move around the chart by changing the chart scale Changing Display Mode gt MENU ENTER TM11 T 59 05 DATA T 59 0
184. otter has the capability to store up to 5 Tracks To select a Track MENU Track ENTER Config ENTER Active Track ENTER use the cursor key to select the number ENTER T 59 09 59 05 TRACK Config ENTER Active Track ENTER use the cur sor key to select the number ENTER TRACK TO ROUTE FUNCTI ON This function creates a Route from a pre recorded Track To select this menu MENU Track ENTER Track To Route ENTER 59 09 T 59 05 TRACK Track To Route ENTER A new window appears on the screen with the following options Track To Route Executes the function that converts the given Track into a Route MENU Track ENTER Track To Route ENTER Track Route ENTER User Manual 37 T 59 09 T 59 05 TRACK Track To Route ENTER Track To Route ENTER Select Track Number Selects the Track input number MENU Track ENTER Track To Route ENTER Select Track No ENTER T 59 09 59 05 TRACK Track ENTER Track To Route ENTER Select Track No ENTER Select Route Number Selects the Route output number MENU Track ENTER Track To Route ENTER Select Route ENTER T 59 09 T 59 05 TRACK Track ENTER Track To Route ENTER Select Route No ENTER 2 5 DATAWINDOW CUSTOMI ZATION ON CHART PAGE It is possib
185. p expanding the cartographic informa tion read from at most two zoom levels above the current zoom level For this reason the map is drawn three times firstly it draws the two levels before the current level and then the current level The area covered by the cartographic data read from the previous levels is identified by a dotted pattern When the cursor is moved on an area not covered by data of the current level the chart plotter zooms out to the first level covered by cartographic data NOTE The Mixing Levels function affects the speed of the redraw of the screen If this function is not used it may be disabled Safety Status Bar DSI Data gt MENU Map Options ENTER Safety Status Bar ENTER The possible choices are listed in the table below On The Safety Status Bar is shown Off The Safety Status Bar is not shown Icon The Safety Status Bar is not shown but a Warning alarm Icon is shown on the corner of the map Screen as soon as any item controlled by the DSI Data Safety Indicator function returns an alarm condition The Warning Icon remains displayed until the alarm condition persists Placing the cursor over this Icon a quick help message is shown nextto the Icon allowing to show the Safety Status Bar In this case when the Safety Status Bar is opened via Warning alarm Icon it is allowed to obtain information about each active Safety Status box the red ones it is possibl
186. position 24 hours a day 365 days a year in any weather condition GPS is a satellite based navigation system which provides suitably equipped users with accurate position velocity and time data Originally the GPS developed by the U S Department of Defense was conceived for military purposes but now it is used in a host of civilian applications GPS navigation uses satellite signals to determine your position in relation to a set of satellites orbiting the earth The GPS constellation of satellites continuously send radio signals containing the precise position for each satellite back to earth By knowing the position of 3 or 4 satellites and calculating various time differences between transmitted signals the GPS receiver can determine its present position anywhere on earth and thanks to continuous updates calculate speed and course information 6 1 HOW GPS WORKS Currently the GPS constellation consists of 26 orbiting satellites including 3 spares but this number will increase in the future The GPS receiver computes an accurate position by calculating the distance to the GPS satellites that orbit the earth Signals are required from 3 satellites for two dimensional 2D position calculation whilst 4 satellites are required for three dimensional 3D position calculation As mentioned earlier GPS satellites are not geostationary but they are orbiting the earth as illustrated on the following figure Fig 6 1 The GPS const
187. ptions are Off Small Medium Big and Huge The alarm sounds if the set size or bigger is detected 5 6 13 Save amp Load Menu Insert the USER MEDIA into the slot then follow the procedure gt MENU Save amp Load ENTER Load Settings from USER MEDIA Load the complete settings from the USER MEDIA and changes the active menu settings Save Settings to USER MEDIA This is useful to avoid the user having to retune up Fish Finder after a Clear RAM operation or a software update Restore Current Preset Defaults Restores the default values only for the current presets see Par 5 6 1 Preset Mode and does not affect the other presets 5 7 TRANSDUCERS The transducer is a device that transmits and receives sound waves into the water The active component inside the transducer is commonly referred to as an element but actually is a piezoelectric ceramic material Please refer to your dealer and or installer to choose your transducer Techmarine suggest AIRMAR transducers 86 User Manual 6 GPS For centuries sailors have been searching for a reliable and precise method of travelling the world s waterways From celestial navigating to the modern navigation techniques as Loran Decca Navigator Omega or Transit Satnav each system has had its problems with weather range and reliability Without doubt the Global Positioning System or GPS for short is the most significant advance in navigation it gives the navigator a
188. rnal one Destination Name DST and BRG to Destination calculate XTE calculate TTG etc These values will be displayed all places where required and they will be used to format NMEA 0183 output data GRAPHI CAL REPRESENTATI ON ON MAP DISPLAY DESCRIPTION SYMBOL External Destination RED Icon uw WPTO002 Next Waypoint GREEN Icon Navigation Leg RED Line Fig 4 3 Graphical Displaying ROUTE DATA REPORT On the Slave chart plotter when the navigation to the External route is received it is possible to display the information related to the External route by entering the Route Data Report MENU Route ENTER Report ENTER External Route ROLTEUOD01 Cruising Speed 12 5 kn Fuel Consumption Rate 8 0 Total Route length 71 19 Nm Total Fuel Consumption 45 51 Waypoints in Route 4 Initial Fuel Load 255 1 Remaining Waypoints 4 Remaining Fuel 2091 DST Cons inimi hh mm hinc mm 7 4 Dest Wpt 12 3 Last Fig 4 3a External route on Route Data Report User Manual 71 External Route Cruising Speed Total Route length Waypoints in Route Remaining Waypoints Fuel Consumption Rate Total Fuel Consumption Initial Fuel Load Remaining Fuel Distance to Destination Distance to Next Wpt Distance to Last Wpt TTG To Destination TTG To Next Wpt TTG to Last Wpt ETA to Destination ETA to Next Waypoint ETA to Las
189. rp 78 85 auus Sonia 19 Wind Data page 19 27 Wind Unit 2425 04 tiim tont ra 22 49 REPE UOTE 19 WPG 34 pu CETT Tx 35 44 53 55 X P4 m e PRU 45 58 96 XTE 45 2 LOON canera ae O RR 51 82 ZOOM MEET E Z1 E 17 28 49 80 ZOOM MODES iunii aue AUR DUE 82 ZOOM OUT ins 17 28 49 80 ZOOM eco cM T 80 caca mira ammunition et 49 ZOOM El eo duet as 96 s basate edo enano diabete dad 96 User Manual
190. rts to Zoom 2X and no zoom 5 3 4 Zoom page To display the zoomed Fish Finder page on the left half of the screen and the unzoomed Fish Finder Echogram on the right half of the screen follow this procedure gt MENU Page ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Zoom ENTER 41 06 178N E 011 44 SEL Fig 5 3 4 Fish Finder Zoom Page The Depth Cursor is shown only on the unzoomed Fish Finder Echogram The ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT keys When in this page pressing ZOOM IN changes to Zoom 4X pressing ZOOM 80 User Manual OUT changes to Zoom 2X 5 3 5 Chart Fish page To display the Chart page on the left half of the screen and the Fish Finder Echogram on the right half of the screen follow this procedure MENU ENTER Fish Finder ENTER Chart Fish ENTER 41 06 191 011 44 496 VD aiiis 55E Fig 5 3 5 Fish Finder Chart Fish page The MENU key to change the active window When in Chart Fish mode pressing MENU ifthe focus the active window in on the Chart the Functions menu is shown Pressing again MENU opens the Fish Finder Setup menu and moves the focus to the Fish Finder if the focus the active window in on the Fish Finder the Fish Finder Setup menu is shown Pressing again MENU opens the Functions menu and moves the focus to the Chart NOTE When focus is on the Chart page all keys work in cartography standard mode
191. s are missing contact the dealer the chart plot ter was purchased from 9 9 9 9 9 99 9 9 130 External bracket and cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet AUX IN I O cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet Video Input cable 2 pcs Video Output cable Chart plotter s protective cover Fuse 2 Amp fuseholder User Manual Flush mounting kit Cutting template Smart DGPS WAAS Receiver with cable 15 mt 45 feet User Manual MEDIA I NSERTI NG REMOVI PROCEDURE I nserting the MEDIA Open the door hold the MEDIA by the short side gently push the MEDIA into the door slot and close the door Removing the MEDIA To remove the MEDIA open the door then remove the MEDIA from the slot CHART PLOTTER DI MENSI ONS 125 95mm 4 96 342mm 13 46 9 29 236mm Example of left Flush deck installation and right Bracket installation User Manual 131 It is possible to install this TECHMARINE instrument in Flush Deck mode with space saving regard to the instrument panel plan To make the Flush Deck installation it is necessary to permanently remove the silicon gasket between rear and front placed around the chart plotter To remove the gasket lay the chart plotter on its front side to pay attention do not damage LCD and keyboard and use a sharpening blade Put the blade between the gasket and the lateral side of the rear to turn the chart plotter Warning Do not pull the gas
192. s bridges the image associated can represent the Diagram represent ing the shape of the objects and the various characteristics length height type of bridge etc Port Info Port Info function is a combination of a Port Info database containing all the relevant Safety and Navigational information normally found in good pilot books and a presentation software which displays special Port Facility Symbols Ports amp Services Areas along shore with facilities for mooring downloading and uploading of ships generally sheltered from waves and winds Port installations are piers wharves pontoons dry docks cranes Route Sequence of Waypoints connected by segments Route Legs Among the avail able Routes only one is the Active Route which is shown by a straight line and arrows to indicate the direction 94 User Manual RTCM Radio Technical Commission for Maritime Services Data format created by the Radio Technical Commission Maritime to transmit Differential GPS corrections SCALE Allows the display of Map Scale magnitude of the reference scale expressed in the actual unit of measure and the current Map Datum SNR Signal to Noise Ratio Ratio between the magnitude of a radio signal and the magnitude of the noise that is the interferences The SRN is expressed in decibels and it is associ ated to the GPS satellites signal quality SOG Speed Over Ground Current velocity at which the vesse
193. s received fixis not received GPS signal is received correction is received Fig 1 10a Example of Chart Display page Depth value Depth graph 40 08 568N Depth graph 012 39 267E Depth value Fig 1 10c Example of Depth Graph Full page 26 User Manual Fix Coordinates Date and UTC U Emu or Local L Time Alphanumeric identifier 00 11 U Fix Status eT ERUICS be of the Target if set Speed Over Ground Es Bearing Distance Cross Track Error Course Deviation Indicator Nav Data 3D Road Status Course Over Ground Speed Over Ground Course Over Ground Distance Bearing Cross Track Error Steering Alphanumeric identifier of the Target if set CDI Course Deviation Indicator Status Fig 1 10e Example of 3D Road page Fix coordinates Date and UTC U or Local L time Fix Status odd gt Fix Good 012 39 267E 00345410 Used Satellite Course Over Ground Bars to indicate S N Ratio IM 1 Tracked but not used but not used Speed Over Ground gi pee Satellite Course Over Ground a aoe AT aa Ge ee Horizontal dilution of precision COG x Altitude Chart Nav Data 3D Road Status Vertical dilution of precision Fig 1 10f Example of GPS Status page TWD Depth value True Wind Direction Depth graph TWS True Wind Speed E j AWD Apparent W
194. s you to control the Gain of the unit s receiver To see more details on the screen increase the receiver sensitivity by selecting a higher gain percentage If there is too much detail or if the screen is cluttered lowering the sensitivity may increase the clarity of the display STC Sensitivity Time Constant it is a time varying gain curve which attenuates the sonar receiver gain in shallow water increasing the gain gradually as the depth increases This is for the purpose of filtering out surface clutter STC Length If STC is Custom it is possible to change the Length of the Sensitivity Time Constant STC Strenth If STC is Custom it is possible to change the Strength of the Sensitivity Time Constant Surf Noise Filter This function implements an advanced time varying filter that allows suppressing the surface clutter efficiently while leaving fish targets visible NOTE The Frequency value is only displayed select the desired frequency see the previous Par 5 6 7 NOTE Thus imposing the capability of the Fish Finder to correctly detect the weakest echoes coming from a very deep bottom 5 6 10 Display Setup Menu The Display Setup Menu allows you to change the color scheme of the Fish Finder display adjusts the chart scrolling rate enables or disables the White Line and allows determining the graphical representation of fishes gt MENU Display Setup ENTER Color Settings Allows you to change the color schem
195. sert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route User Manual 103 9 Route Data Report and User Points Marks Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Grounding Alarm External Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link and C Weather Service R B function Simulation Mode with cursor control Internal Fish Finder TECHNI CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS 9 9 99 99 9 Power consumption 12W average 24W peak with FF on Interface NMEA 0183 Autopilot Interface NMEA 0180 NMEA 0180 CDX NMEA 0183 Display Sun Light Viewable Color LCD active area 5 Display Resolution 240 x 320 pixels MEDIA C Card Cartography C MAP Bv Jeppesen DATA MEDIA Operating temperature range 32 to 131 F 0 to 55 C Memory Non volatile Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight with external bracket 700 MODULE 600W 50 200KHZ CAL SPECI FI CATI 5 9 9 9 9 9 Power Output 600W 4800Wpp 50 200KHz Dual quency Max Depth 213m 700Ft at 200kHz 457m 1500Ft at 50kHz Automatic Recognition of the AIRMAR X DUCER ID transducers for best performance
196. spective view allows showing more chart information immediately ahead and around the cursor er 47 12 1398H i 122740 928W 1 Fig 3 2a Perspective View Dynamic Nav Aids gt MENU Map Options ENTER Dynamic Nav Aids ENTER This function allows settings blinking lights on Nav Aids The blinking period and color of each Nav aid is read from the Nav Aid attributes available on the data cartridge When the ship is inside the Nav Aid nominal range the light of the Nav Aid will start blinking NOTE When Dynamic Nav Aids option is set to On when the flashing light is Off or when fix position is out of the sector the light color is displayed by using a faint light color Map Orientation gt MENU Map Options ENTER Map Orientation ENTER The possible choices are listed in the table below North Up The map is shown with North upwards Head Up The map is shown with the ship s current heading upwards If Head Up is selected insert the Map Orientation Resolution angle in the range 5 60 degrees Track Up The map is shown with the currently selected course leg upwards If Track Up is selected insert the Map Orientation Resolution angle in the range 5 60 degrees 50 User Manual Mixing Levels MENU Map Options ENTER Mixing Levels ENTER When the map coverage at the current zoom level does not fill the entire screen the chart plotter draws the rest of the ma
197. splaying of the Rocks Sets Off lcon Icon Depth the displaying of the Obstructions Sets Off lcon Icon Depth the displaying of Diffusers Sets Off lcon Icon Depth the displaying of Wrecks NOTE Choose the options OFF the object is not visible independently of the selected Underwater Object Depth Value ICON the object icon is visible without tags in the range selected from Underwater Object Depth Value option ICON DEPTH the icon and tag is visible in the range selected from Underwater Object Depth Value option 3 4 DISPLAY OPTI ONS MENU To allow you to change how the chart plotter displays information gt MENU Display Options ENTER Auto Info Screen Amplifier Course Line Ship Icon Mode Coordinate System Map Datum Fix Datum External User Points Symbol Size User Manual Displays information on cartographic object when the cursor is placed on it Automatic Info On Points shows information when the cursor is placed on points as Port Services Tides Lights Wrecks Rocks Buoys Beacons Obstructions Land markers etc Automatic Info On shows information when the cursor is placed on points on lines as Depth Contours Traffic Separation Territorial Sea Carographic Lines etc on areas Depth Built up Sea Attention Restricted etc and on names on the beginning of the text hot spot or on any of the characters ofthe name name message box The
198. t and 1 Accept Reversing Route To generate a new route reversing an existing one If in Route Data Report page MENU Route ENTER Report ENTER Reverse The Route is then followed in reverse order with Waypoints renumbered accordingly If the destination is placed on the Route that Route cannot be reversed NOTE For T 59 09 press Reverse Selecting Route Report page To give information on Waypoints belonging to the selected Route MENU Route ENTER Report ENTER In this page it is possible to modify the Speed and Fuel consumption values MENU Route ENTER Report ENTER Speed Fuel use the cursor to insert values ENTER NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Fuel 2 Speed Sending Route To transmit the Active Route information onto the NMEA output port MENU Route ENTER Send ENTER The NMEA WPL amp RTE messages are sent to the output port Receiving Route To save Route information received from the NMEA input port gt MENU Route ENTER Receive ENTER The received route is saved on the Active route overwriting it The NMEA WPL amp RTE messages are sent to the input port Safe Route Checking This function checks the presence of particular cartographic objects see the list below on a range set by the user for all Route legs Land Areas Shallow Water 34 User Manual Intertidal Areas Rocks Wrecks Obs
199. t Port By Name To select the Port By Name function following the procedure gt ENTER Find ENTER Port by ENTER Shows the list of all ports stored on the DATA MEDIA in alphabetical order and allows to search ports by name to locate the ports on the map User Manual 43 Finding Nearest Port Distance To select the Port By Distance function following the procedure gt ENTER Find ENTER Port by Distance ENTER Shows the list of all ports stored on the DATA MEDIA in closest distance order and allows to locate the ports on the map Finding Nearest Tide Station To show the nearest Tide Stations to the boat position or to the cursor position if the position fix is not received ENTER Find ENTER Tide Stations ENTER After a few seconds a window appears Choose the Tide Station you want and press ENTER or Find to display the Tide Graph page Press CLEAR to display the Tide Station chosen NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Find Finding Nearest Wrecks To show the Nearest Wrecks loaded in the DATA MEDIA gt ENTER Find ENTER Wrecks ENTER Choose the Wrecks you prefer and press ENTER or Find to locate the se lected Wreck on the map NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Find Finding Nearest Obstructions To show the Nearest Obstructions loaded in the DATA MEDIA gt ENTER Find ENTER Obstructions ENTER Choose the Obstructions you prefer and
200. t Wpt Name of the External Route from 0 Planned Cruising Speed from PCMPN 1 Length from First to Last Wpt from PCMPN 1 No of Wpts in the Route from PCMPN 1 No of Wpts from Dest to Last Wpt from PCMPN 1 Planned Fuel Consumption Rate from PCMPN 1 Calculated Fuel consumption to navigate the whole Route Volume of Fuel available before the navi gation was started Liters Volume of Fuel available Liters Distance from Ship to Destination calcu lated Distance to travel from ship to the Wpt after the Destination calculated Distance to Dest Next Route Leg length Distance to travel from ship to the End of the Route calculated Distance to Dest Distance From Dest to last Wpt received from PCMPN 1 Estimated Time to travel the Distance to Last Wpt calculated using Cruising Speed Estimated Time to travel the Distance to Next Waypoint calculated using Cruis ing Speed Estimated Time to travel the Distance to Last Wpt calculated using Cruising Speed Estimate Time of Arrival to the Destina tion Point calculated Current Time TTG To Destination Estimate Time of Arrival to the Waypoint after the Destination calculated Current Time TTG To Next Waypoint Estimate Time of Arrival to the End of the Route calculated Current Time TTG To Last Wpt User Manual 4 4 QUICK INFO
201. ted and internally memorized for appropriate correction but not applied Correction Offset Manual correction of fix position Static Navigation Sets up a threshold for the speed When the speed received from the positioning device is under that threshold the chart plotter displays zero speed Position Filter Turns On Off the Position Filter In case of a jittering fix this option makes the ship s position more stable and the track smoother Speed Filter Turns On Off the Speed Filter When it is On you can filter the speed of the ship to optimize it Bearing Selects either degrees magnetic Auto Mag or True If magnetic readings are selected the variation is computed automatically for every zone as soon as the chart is displayed Magnetic Variation Itis possible to calculate the Magnetic Variation in an automatic or manual mode by inserting the step for calculation of Magnetic Variation Calibrate Compass The variation table is used to match magnetic value readout on the chart plotter comparable with the value given by the compass of the boat In other words since the compass of the boat must be compensated due to the iron masses we use the same values given by the chart plotter This means that for example if the BRG to the next Waypoint readout in the chart plotter display is X Mag degree if you steer the boat reading X Mag degree from the Compass you are driving well toward the next Waypoint NOTE Nor
202. ter 5 NOTE TheFish Finder display page is available only if the Fish Finder is connected internal and turned On T 50 05 T 55 05 TM7e TM7i 7 TM7ci TM11 59 09 T 59 05 59 01 3 11 RADAR The Radar consists of a scanner unit which illuminates targets with microwave energy and then collects the echoes from those targets The scanner unit includes the Radar antenna transmitter receiver and necessary electronics The scanner unit is connected to a chart plotter equipped with software capable of displaying the Radar functions To select the Radar menu first select one of the pages related to the Radar gt MENU Page ENTER Radar ENTER select the desired page ENTER TM11 T 59 05 gt DATA Radar ENTER select the desired page ENTER T 59 09 PAGE Radar ENTER select the desired page ENTER Once the Radar page is selected access the Radar menu by pressing gt MENU For more information see the specific User Manual NOTE The Radar display page is available only if the Radar is connected and powered 3 12 SYSTEM INFORMATI ON To see details about the software and cartography data installed MENU About ENTER Opens the System Information page User Manual 67 4 C LINK C Link system is a feature which allows to sharing the same Navigation Data Route Name Destination ID amp Position Next Waypoint ID amp Position Total Route
203. the bottom visible in the lower left of the screen In this mode Shift is always set to 0 In Bottom Lock Mode the Fish Finder automatically tracks the range around the bottom specified by the Bottom Range value MENU Range Mode ENTER 5 6 4 Depth This option is available only when Range Mode is Manual and it is disabled in Auto Range and Bottom Lock Mode MENU Depth ENTER 5 6 5 Shift This option is available only when Range Mode is Manual and it is disabled in Auto Range and Bottom Lock Mode MENU Shift ENTER NOTE Thebottom Range Depth Shift will apply to the currently selected frequency 5 6 6 Bottom Range This option is available when Range Mode is Bottom Lock MENU Bottom Range ENTER 5 6 7 Frequency Allows you to choose the frequency between Auto 50 kHz or 200 kHz when single page is selected MENU Frequency ENTER 5 6 8 Interference Rejection Selects a filter to remove interference from other Fish Finders MENU Interf Reject ENTER 84 User Manual 5 6 9 Sensitivity Menu The Sensitivity menu is accessible both from the Fish Finder Setup menu and by pressing ENTER when in Fish Finder pages All settings in the Sensitivity menu are related to the Frequency selected MENU Sensitivity Menu ENTER Frequency ONLY iN THE DuaL FREQUENCY PAGE Allows you to select the Frequency to which the Sensitivity parameters are applied Gain Allow
204. the central Waypoint This will then allow you to quickly work out which Route you have selected When you want to create a new Route select an open Route position in the list using the above procedure NOTE Fon T 59 09 press ENTER Creating a Route To create a new Route gt Place the cursor ENTER Waypoint ENTER T 59 05 gt Place the cursor ROUTE This places the first Waypoint of the new Route on your cursor position If a Mark is present under the cursor position the Mark is linked to the Route To place the next Waypoints of the Route repeat the above procedure The following functions work on the Active Route I nserting notes on Route To insert a comment on the selected Route MENU Route ENTER Select ENTER use the cursor key to highlight the Route Notes Another window is shown use the cursor key to insert the notes this is possible only if you have already created a Route Press ENTER to confirm CLR otherwise NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Notes Hiding or Showing Route To hide or show the selected Route on the screen MENU Route ENTER Select ENTER use the cursor key to highlight the Route Hide Show NOTE For T 59 09 press Hide Show Selecting Route Color To select Route legs color among the eight available colors If in Route menu page MENU Route ENTER Color ENTER use the cursor key to se
205. the row with the desired User Point Delete YES The User Point is deleted It is also possible to delete all stored User Points If in User Points List page gt MENU User Points ENTER List ENTER Delete Del All T YES NOTE For T 59 09 press 2 Delete and 1 Accept NOTE For T 59 09 press 4 Delete and 1 Yes NOTE For T 59 09 press Del All and 1 Yes User Manual 31 Moving User Point gt Place the cursor on the desired User Point Move move the cursor to the desired position Accept The User Point is placed on the screen at the new position NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Move and 1 Accept Locating User Point on Map If in Chart page ENTER Find ENTER User Points ENTER insert name of the User Point to show on map Save The map is centered on the selected User Point If in User Points List page MENU User Points ENTER List ENTER use the cursor to select the row with the desired User Point ENTER Otherwise MENU User Points ENTER List ENTER Find insert name of the User Point to show on map Save The split displayed map is centered on the selected User Point NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Save NOTE Fon T 59 09 press 1 Find Sending Receiving User Point To send all User Points to an external device through the serial port gt MENU User Points ENTER Send
206. ther ENTER Download ENTER Allows to connect the software to the Jeppesen Marine weather server and to download Marine weather data directly C COM It activates the fol lowing sub menu Select Country to Call Allows the selection of the country to call Telephone Number Allows the insertion of the number SIM Pin Allows inserting of the PIN of the SIM Download Area Allows the weather download a squared grey area where the weather data will be downloaded is centered on cursor position See the following picture Area of coverage of downloaded data is located by default with its centre on the cursor position Cursor is locked to the gray area Moving the cursor also moves the gray area allowing locating it over the area where the user wants to download the Meteo forecast Indicates the LAT LON position of the cursor Soft Keys to manage the download procedure Fig 3 8 1 Download Area Press Load to activate the C Weather Download the whole data package see the previous Weather data package table are downloaded At the end of the operation press Exit to close the window NOTE For T 59 09 press 1 Load or 2 Exit Forecast MENU C Weather ENTER Forecast ENTER Allows selecting the Layer of specific weather data to be displayed on the screen and to change date and time of the forecast preview The following functions are available
207. ting Event Ncc cc OR 31 Editing User Pomnt Nee m 31 Deleting User Point 31 Moving User Point Nc 32 Locating User Point sq 32 Sending Receiving User 32 Selecting User Points List 32 ROUTES rv 32 Selecting Active Route 32 Creating a Route 33 Inserting notes Route cetus eiui Fir 33 Hiding or Showing Route Rc 33 Selecting Route Color 33 33 Following Route Activate the Navigation rrr Ern prex Era ana 34 Inserting Waypoint oM PME 34 Reversing Route 34 Selecting Route Report page scsi scenes 34 Sending Ro te rrr 34 Receiving Route 34 Safe Route Checking Emm 34 GOTO FUNCTION row C o 35 Navigation to Waypoint cL 35 Deleting destination
208. tion Keys up to five are shown on the bottom of the page The Function Keys are associated to the function that can be applied to the selected object Each Function Key shows a number and the name of the function For example when the cursor is placed over a Mark the information window with Coordinates Name and all other Mark information is shown The following Functions Keys are shown on the bottom of the map display 18 User Manual 42 32 889N best 7 010 17 895E 664 42722 8 Dig sa 4 4 Fig 1 1 4 Example of Function Keys Pressing any numerical keys from 1 to 5 the function associated to the selected number is executed Otherwise pressing any numerical key not active not associated to any function 3 beeps will be sounded and the Function Keys are kept shown Pressing CLEAR the Functions Keys are removed from the screen pressing any other key the Functions Keys will be closed and the function associated to the pressed key will be executed 1 1 5 Software Function Keys Customization When the soft keys labels are shown the user can customize them Pressing and holding down any of the soft key shows a pop up window on the top of the soft key pressed that contains all possible data pages assignable to the soft key pressed Only For T 59 09 In all data pages the user can customize the Function Keys Pressing and holding down for 1 second the
209. to 55 C Memory Internal non volatile for user data backup Keyboard Silicon rubber backlight Weight 4 5 Kg When the package containing the chart plotter is first opened please check it for the following contents if any parts are missing contact the dealer the chart plotter was purchased from 9 9 9 9 9 O External bracket and 1 0 cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet AUX IN I O cable 1 5 mt 5 9 feet Video Input cable Video Output cable Chart plotter s protective cover Fuse 5 Amp fuseholder User Manual Flush mounting kit cutting template Smart DGPS WAAS Receiver with cable 15 mt 45 feet MEDIA INSERTING REMOVING PROCEDURE Inserting the MEDIA Hold the MEDIA by the short inclined side so that you can see the C MAP By EPPESEN label Open the door gently push the MEDIA into one of the two slots push the MEDIA 142 User Manual in as far as it will go then close the door to hold fixed into the slot js sy 35 2263 7 E Removing the MEDI A Open the door and remove the MEDIA out of the slot CHART PLOTTER DI MENSI ONS 345 4mm 13 60 4 386 2mm 15 20 121mm 4 767 99mm 3 90 389mm 15 30 gt User Manual 143 EX
210. tria ka 34 RMA qu LCH w 58 RME NND HTTP 59 51 56 24 53 54 ROCKS 35 99 55 ROUTE ORC 17 ROUCO 32 71 72 94 Route Check 35 Route Check 35 Route 33 Route Data Report dong 71 Route 35 Route Number na ids Nie tibus noise 38 Route Report page 34 Route WIdEN MUT T S5 2218 Toc 95 RTE saiten ainn EE E E E E 34 S Safe Route Checking 2225s creer een 34 Safety Route Check iusesocacos tese dba E rd pr Amas 24 Safety Status Bar rapa acie qase oai 51 Safety 24 Satellite Imagery e aen dn 52 Save amp Load 86 Saving File ssecastanes vasis tt nddubearen uar beads tus 47 SCALE Terr 95 M Tcr 15 Screen Amplifier 28 55 Scrolling Speed Lauscn sdeteiuindetpE aacra tegaudiiss 85 SDsC Hune 116 122 130 136 Seabed uos diio addiert qur go san 53 54 Search amp FInd PP TT 23 Secondary Station 70 select la
211. tructions Shoreline Constructions Fishing Facility Dredged Areas Diffusers Mooring Warping Facility Production Installation Pingos No Data Available If any of these alarm conditions is detected then the chart plotter highlights the list of dangerous objects and the correspondant dangerous Route leg The Route leg is then drawn in a different color It is possible to make the Safe Route Check from menu following the procedure MENU Route ENTER Route Check Report ENTER 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 SH Or gt Place the cursor on the desired Route leg Check The list of the dangerous objects found on the charts crossed by the Route is shown in the Route check report NOTE For T 59 09 press 2 Check It is also possible to activate this function in automatic mode MENU Route ENTER Automatic Route Check ENTER ENTER If Automatic Route Check is activated the modified Route legs are checked everytime a Waypoint is added inserted edited or moved Before activating the function you could change the function parameters as the width and the depth of the detected area and the research accuracy To select the width of the detected area aside the Route MENU Route ENTER Route Width ENTER insert the desired value ENTER NOTE Safe Route width value represents half the total width checked by the function To select the depth of the detected area aside the
212. ument in Flush Deck mode with space saving regard to the instrument panel plan To make the Flush Deck installation it is necessary to permanently remove the silicon gasket between rear and front placed around the chart plotter To remove the gasket lay the chart plotter on its front side to pay attention do not damage LCD and keyboard and use a sharpening blade Put the blade between the gasket and the lateral side of the rear to turn the chart plotter Warning Do not pull the gasket during cut operation to avoid compromising the chart plotter watertight seal EXTERNAL WIRI NG GRAY parts are present ONLY on chart plotter WITH EXTERNAL GPS 2 d TRANSDUCER Connector PIN FUNCTION 1 PWR GND COMMON 1 PWR 10 35 Vdc DEPTH GND TEMP1 POWER SUPPLY 5Vdc 1A max SENSE DEPTH SHIELD DEPTH EXT ALARM SIGNAL to GND when ON SPEED 106 User Manual TYPI CAL CONNECTI ONS GPS Connection TM5ce External GPS Receiver SMART GPS lt gt SENSOR GPS SENSOR CABLE PIN WIRE COLOR FUNCTION __ POWER OUTPUT 10 35 Vdc GPS RX GPS TX BLACK YELLOW SHIELD GND COMMON ANTENNA GPS Connection on Port 3 Autopilot Connection POWER amp I O POWER SUPPLY POWER amp I O CABLE PIN CABLE COLOR FUNCTION PWR GND COMMON PWR 10 35 Vdc INPUT 1 AUTOPILOT COM
213. ute Checking Perspective View Satellite Image Coverage Turbo and Smooth Zoom Multilanguage Enhanced Port Information database Tides amp Currents data Photos amp Diagrams Automatic Information on all chart objects and User Points Find function for Ports Services Ports By Name Ports By Distance Tide Stations Wrecks Obstructions Lakes Information Lakes By Name Points Of Interest Cursor Coordinates and User Points Positional information from GPS Depth Graph pages Navigation Data page 3D Road page GPS Status page Wind Data page Gauges pages DSC Log and DSC Directory pages AIS Report List page Fish Finder Radar pages 10000 Waypoints Marks and 50 Routes 400 Waypoints max per Route 10000 Track Points Create Move Insert Edit Delete Send Receive Waypoint Create Move Edit Delete Send Receive Mark Event User Manual 109 Navigation to Goto Create Save Name Edit Delete Send Receive or Follow a Route Route Data Report and User Points Marks Waypoints List pages Display vessel s position direction and Track Alarms Handling Auto Off Arrival Alarm XTE Alarm Anchor Alarm Depth Alarm HDOP Alarm Heading Alarm Grounding Alarm Man OverBoard MOB to navigate back to a missing person or object C Link and C Weather Service R B function Simulation Mode with cursor control 9 9 9 9 9 9 NOTE f Fish Finder Radar connected MERE CAL SPECI FI CATI ONS Power consumption 550 mA max 12V Int

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