Furuno fea2100 Marine GPS System User Manual


 
116 · Vector Chart material
Vector chart display
How to select Vector chart material in use
To select S57 chart material onto the display proceed as follow:
1. From Control Panel press CHART PLAN push button.
2. From menu check that there is a following text in first line: Activate ARCS chart. If it is,
then go to step 4.
3. If there is text Activate S57 chart choose this command.
4. You have now selected S57 charts on display.
How to select charts for viewing
Select a chart from catalogue
To select a chart for viewing from Catalogue, proceed as follow:
1. From Control Panel press CHART PLAN push button.
2. Select Catalogue command from the menu.
3. From the catalogue window pick by cursor the desired chart. For more information, see
chapter "Catalogue of S57 cells" on page 88.
4. Press button Open.
Browsing around your charts
Viewing S57 charts from different positions and using different scales is very easy. Basic tools to browse around are
push buttons ZOOM IN, ZOOM OUT, SET CHART CENTER, SHIP OFF CENTER and TM/CU RESET.
You can use SET CHART CENTER to look ahead any other place than your own ship position. Pressing it set
automatic True Motion Reset OFF. When TM Reset is OFF you have on upper right hand part of the display either
indication Ship out of dsp or TM RESET OFF depending of the view.
You can enter numerical values for center of the chart display. Press DISPLAY MODE push button and select Set
Center from the menu, a Chart Center dialog box appears:
Enter desired values for center of chart display.
If you want immediately back to your own ship position, push TM/CU RESET.
ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT are used to change scale of chart. If TM reset is active, ZOOMI IN and ZOOM OUT
keep the relative position of the own ship respect to the display. If TM Reset is OFF, ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT
keep the relative position pointed by cursor respect to the display.
The system has a logical way to automatically select next larger or smaller scale. The system has an indication of
LARGER SCALE DATA EXISTS, if there exist a chart with larger compilation scale available at your current
viewing position.