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1. 15 SHORTCUTS Shortcuts in Plotter screen 1 Press and hold MODE to change the track color 2 Press and hold ESC to turn track record on and off 3 Press and hold ENT to activate the User Mark drawing function Shortcuts in Fishfinder Sounder screen 1 Press and hold MODE to change the Sonar mode 50KHz 200KHz DUAL 50KHz ZOOM and 200KHz ZOOM 2 Press and hold ENT key to switch between Auto and Manual gain 3 On manual gain slightly press ENT key to adjust manual gain 4 On auto gain slightly press ENT key to switch between Auto 1 and Auto 2 mode 5 Press and hold either 8 or 3 key to switch between Auto and Manual range 6 7 8 9 Slightly press key to change Signal Level Press and hold key to adjust picture advance speed Slightly press 4 gt key to shift range Slight press A W key to move VRM gt gt NS s Shortcuts Plotter Sounder mode 1 Press and hold MENU key to change the PLOTTER and SOUNDER screen split ratio 2 When SOUNDER screen 1525090 all key functionalities are the same as in SOUNDER screen only 3 When PLOTTER screen is gt 50 all key functionalities are the same as in PLOTTER screen only2. LL al P pid pr iL 4 Choose waypoint to edit and then press the ENT key The following window will appear WAYPOINT NAME MARK 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 E 05 AUG 10 TTG ETA SAVE QUIT ERASE 5 Choose the object you want to edit and then press the key to select 6 Change name position mark shape mark color comment as desired 7 Choose SAVE and then press ENT key to finish 4 5 Erasing Waypoints 1 Press the MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press key to select 3 Choose Waypoint and then press the ENT key The following window will appear 4 Select a waypoint and press ENT key 5 The confirm window will appear Choose ERASE and then press ENT key WAYPOINT E 6 Choose YES and then press ENT key to finish Erase All Waypoints 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Erase and then press key to select 3 Choose waypoint MOB and then press ENT key The confirming window will appear 4 Choose YES and then press ENT Key to erase all waypoints 5 ROUTES 5 1 Creating Routes 1 Press MENU Key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press key to select 3 Choose Route and then press ENT key The following window will appear 4 Choose NEW and then p
3. 1 OVERVIEW 1 1 Keypad instruction Plotter function Moving the cursor upward or to change the setting Sounder function Moving the VRM upward Plotter function Moving the cursor to the right Sounder function Long Press Activates feeding rate selection for picture advancement Short Press Setting the depth range setting upper range limit menu Pressing it once displays the menu of the current page pressing it twice enters the main menu Plotter Sounder Function Long press Activates split ratio selection Short Press Displays the menu of the screen that has gt 50 screen coverage Display the seven main screens circularly turn over the listed interfaces Plotter Function Press and hold to change track color Sounder Function Press and hold to activate sonar mode selection Withdraw from an optional operation or display the previous page in reverse cycle order Plotter function Press and hold to switch track ON OFF Confirms the input or data Plotter function Long Press Activates Drawing Mark option Short Press Activates waypoint attribute edit window Sounder function Long Press To switch from manual gain to automatic gain and vice versa Short Press To adjust gain level Plotter and AIS Function Enlarges the scale of the maps and charts Sounder Function Decreases the depth range for shallow wa
4. 75 11 9 System 76 1110 Data 77 12 E 13 INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAW es 1A DISPEAWViSPCDP UITAE 16 DATA IN OUT DESCRIPTION 2 2 aenean uan uo ina anaa 18 ABBREVIATIONS ak aan aan pai hai FOREWORD The KCOMBO ONWA GPS PLOTTER aid are specially designed for the vessel traffic management ONWA is a professional brand of the domestic and foreign navigation products The products are designed to be all sealed and waterproof can be rapid position fixing and resistant to poor environment The software is powerful by using the advanced ARM processors be capable to display faster and the design for operation is professional and reasonable can be easy to use The built in Large capacity map storage space provides intuitive and accurate indication to navigation Its applicable to the navigation and position fixing of various vessels at sea and rivers as well as the hydrographic information collection river management etc For the application for different types of the products please refer to the following FEATURES Easy to operate Ultra high brightness LCD viewable under strong sunlight Compatiable with dual mapping system C MAP NT and ONWA K Chart Built in GPS antenna external antenna can be used as an option Digital HD fishfinder technology Built in commercial fis
5. AH 47 46 50 8 5 Editing Drawing Lines EE 8 6 Editing Drawing Place Name HMM 8 7 Erasing Drawing meme eee 8 8 Erasing Drawing Lines eee 8 9 Erasing Drawing Place Names hne 6 toot Measurement cocoon a ROV ELT PECORA a OI aq 9 4 Magnetic Variation 25 nene nnn nenne 9 6 Time 9 7 TIG ETA 9 8 05 a MIU PIU UNE el I EE 10 THE AIS FUNTION pp 10 3 Own ship s information 606606 666 666 62 62 63 63 10 9 AIS Vessel 10 5 View AIS vessels information on chart Screen 8 10 6 Check all AIS ships v within the scope of Radar m gereen ja esris 10 7 Emergency alarm 10 8 Entry Departure setting 46 51 52 52 52 53 54 522 55 56 56 56 57 59 60 60 60 61 61 64 11 ECHO SOUNDER OVERVIEW 965 111 Sonar mOdE 65 MM 67 TAA V eT 68 A E aa ieee 69 11 6 Split Tatig ee 69 117 TLS
6. POI ON OFF PERSPECTIVE VIEW LAT LON GRID ON OFF BOUNDARIESONOFF VALUE ADDED DATAQNOFF CHART LOCK ON OFF UNDER WATER 20 ROCKS OFF ICON ICON DEPTH OB STRUCTION OFE ICON ICON DEPTH DIFFUSERS OFF ICON ICON DEPTH WRECKS ALL ONOFF WAYPOINT DISPLAY ALL GOTO ROUTE OFF m HEADING LINE DISPLAY OFF VARIABLE MAX RANGE CIRCLE DISPLAY ALL GOTO ROUTE OFF m DRAWING DISPLAY ON OFF PALETTE DISPLAY NORMAL DAYLIGHT NIGHT NOAA DIRECTION DISPLAY NORMAL NORTH UP WAT UP HEAD UP MAP CHOOSING C MAP K CHART MAP LANGUAGE ENGLISH LOCAL DATA FIELD DATA FIELD SETUP SHOW HIDE DATA FIELD MENU POS DATA FIELD HDOP MENU NAV JHJE gt Cn Z 2 Z RANGE SOG COG XTE ETA LUNAR DATE JE O Z NORTH UP WPT UP BOW UP POSITION SETUP DATA FIELD HDOP BEARING RANGE n O O CO rri ETA T TIME VOLTAGE DESTINATIO DATE LUNAR DATE AISSHIP LIST MENUAIS BWC HSC HDG ipe WGS 1972 WGS 1984 ADINDAN ANNA 1 AS 65 ANTIGUA 43
7. 4 Use the cursor pad to place the cursor on the location desired add a point of the line and then press ENT key 5 Repeat step 4 to complete the line ON Press ESC key to finish and then the save confirmation window will appear DRAWING 1 INE _ LINE 001 Start 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 End 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 QUIT 7 Move the cursor to the color and press ENT key to modify the color if required 8 Choose SAVE and then press ENT key to save the line 8 3 Drawing Place name Press F key to display the FUNCTION window Choose Drawing and then press key to select Choose Place name and then press ENT key The cursor appears with a on the PLOTTER screen QI A N Use the cursor pad to place the cursor on the location desired add a name and then press ENT key The save confirmation window will appear DRAWING PLACE NAME ABC 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 E JNA QUIT 6 Enter the name and then choose SAVE to finish 8 4 Editing Drawing Marks 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press key to select 3 Choose Drawing marks and then press ENT key The following window appears 4 Select a mark then press ENT key to edit 5 After editing choose SAVE and then press ENT key to finish 8 5 Editing Drawing Lines 1 Press MENU Key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then pre
8. Normal Map direction Normal Map choice K CHART Map Language English Data field Menu to MAIN MENU Normal K CHART Map Language English Data field Menu to MAIN MENU 2 11 Range Circle 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Range Circle and then press ENT key to select OFF ALL Large standard small shp sanak Ship Map Language English Data field 3 Choose ON if you choose ON you need to input the radius of the circle manually or OFF as desired and then press ENT key to finish 2 12 Drawing 1 Press MENU screen 2 Choose Drawing and then press ENT key to select Place 3 Choose Mark Line Place name as desired and then press ENT key to finish 4 User can change the size of User Marks 5 User can change size of Drawing Lines x OKCCHART English 2 13 Palette 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Palette and then press ENT key to select tie Har th directio 3 Choose Normal Daylight Night or NOAA as desired and then press ENT key to finish 2 14 Map Direction 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Map Direction and then press ENT key to select Traci n Current track display ow ck Ship shape colo
9. ON WIR Outputs for autopilot APB BOD XTE APA On off Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Power Supply Physical Size Weight Display Input amp Output Port Waterproofing Temperature range 10 5 to 35VDC current drain lt 1 0A at 12V 243mm H X155mm W X82mm D 0 6kg 7 inches ColorIFT day view LCD 800 600 pixels one opto isolated input Port one RS232 Output Port Display unit IPX5 Display unit 15 to 55C Antenna unit 25 to 7 GPS Receiver Characteristics Receiver Acquisition time Update rate Dynamics Datum 50 parallel channel GPS receiver continuously tracks and uses up to 50 satellites to compute and update your position Cold start 60 seconds average Hot start 45 second average 1 second continuous Position 2 5 meters 95 without S A Velocity 0 1 meter sec without 5 Time 100ns synchronized to GPS time Altitude 50 000m Max Velocity 500 m s Acceleration 4g Max WGS 84 and user define Equipment List 5 1 Display 2 1 3 Installation materials and standard spare parts AIS interface Data input NMEA 0183 5232 Baud rate 38 400 Option Accessories 1 GPS antenna KA 07 2 Transducers Dual Frequency Thru Hull Transducer 600W Bronze NMM40 50 200 600W Plastic 40 50 200 600W Airmar Bronze Transducer w Temp seosor B45 Dual Frequency Transom Mount Transducer
10. QUIT CANCEL 10 You can select A SAVE to save the measurement as a route B QUIT to quit the distance measurement function without saving C CANCEL to continue the distance measurement 7 There are six alarm conditions which generates both audio and visual alarms Arrival alarm Anchor drag alarm XTE Cross Track Error alarm Speed alarm Voltage alarm and Timer alarm When the alarm setting is violated the buzzer sounds and the name of the offending alarm and the alarm icon appears on the display You can silence the buzzer and remove the alarm name indication by pressing any key The alarm icon remains on the screen until the reason for the alarm is cleared Alarm message Alarm icon 7 1 Anchor Drag Alarm Anchor Drag Alarm informs you that own ship is moving when it should be at rest and when the ship moves out a certain set range 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Alarm and then press key to display ALARM menu ALARM 00 00 OFF OFF Short Warning message 3 Choose Anchor and then press ENT key The alarm options appear ALARM 00 00 884 Speed OFF 000 kt Voltage OFF 00 0 V Timer OFF min Buzzer Short Warning message 4 Press key to select the alarm value and then press ENT key to setup the value 5 Choose ON and then press
11. 600W Onwa Transducer w Temp seosor KTD 520 TM 600W Airmar transducer w Temp seosor P58 3 Temperature seosor Onwa Thru Hull temperature seosor KTS 10K TH Onwa Transom Mount Temperature seosor KTS 10K Fishfinder Characteristics Echo Color 16 colors including background color according to echo intensity The background color is selectable from blue light blue white and black Basic Range Meters 5 10 20 40 80 150 200 300 600 1000 Feet 15 30 60 120 200 400 600 1000 2000 3000 Fathoms 3 5 10 20 40 80 100 150 300 600 Range Shift 80 meters 200 feet 100fathoms Zoom Range limes 2 3 4 6 Bottom Lock Expansion 5 10meters 10 20feet 2 5fathoms Auto Mode Automatic adjustment of range and gain Display Mode High Frequency 200KHz Low Frequency 50 2 Dual 200K and 50K 1 2display on each Zoom 200KHz and 50KHz zoom and A scope Display Zoom Display Marker Zoom Bottom Zoom and Bottom lock Expansion Display Advance Speed Lines TX Freeze 1 8 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 TX Frequency 50 and 200kHz alternately transmitted Power Output 600W Pulse length TX rate 0 Interference Rejecter Rejects unwanted signals by comparing last and present echoes in strength Alarm Fish and Bottom alarms Temperature alarm sensor required CONFIGERATION KA 07 Optional 10M or 15M Transducer Optional Display Unit 7
12. LOAD DEFAULT SETTING YES NO ALL BACKUP DATA YES NO MAIN ANCHOR MODE ON OFF CONTINUE EM DISTANCE0 50 ARRIVAL 15 50 15 0 50 MODE MODE ON OFF WARNING MESSAGE PROXIMITY PROX WPTEDIT MENU VOLTAGE DATA IN LOADSD DATA DATA INPUTMENU DATA OUT SAVE SD DATA DATA OUTPUTMENU PLOTTER NAVIGATOR POSITION WIND HIGHWAY SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN PLOTTER SOUNDER SOUNDER AIS SATELLITE SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN COLOR 1 ON OFF PLOTTER COORDIMATE N E UTM 4 COLOR 2 ON OFF MAP PLACE NAME ON OFE COLOR 3 ON OFF NAME TAGS ON OFE COLOR 4 ON OFF AIDS LIGHTS ON OFF l COLOR 5 AREA l COLOR 6 ON OFF __ TIDES CURRENTS ON OFF COLOR 7 ON OFF SEABED TYPE ON OFF 8 PORTS amp SERVICES 5 amp ROUTES DEPTH RANGE MIN 10M _ DEPTH RANGEMAX50MT LAND ELEVATIONS ON OFF LAND ELEV VALUES ON OFF ROADS ON OFF
13. Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose System menu and then press ENT key The following window will appear SYSTEM MENU Zoom marker OFF F A level Weak A F Select ENT Set ESC Cancel RANGE 1 10 Activates or deactivates specific range scales Default ranges are 5 10 20 40 80 150 200 300 600 and 1000 meters Setting area is 2m to 800m Note Ranges must be set in numerical order For example if range 1 is 5 m and range 3 is 20m range 2 should be between 6 and 19 m 11 10 Data field 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Data field and then press ENT key The following window will appear e DATA FIELD Kse aT Show hide data fi Menu to MAIN MENU 3 Data field setup The Data Field will appear on the right side of the screen The black area is the data area of which may be changed Press ENT key data table will appear Press the lt q V or A key to select the one you want to display the data field then press ENT to finish 4 User can Show hide data field as desired 12 INSTALLATION Control Display 2 OP Notice The unit should be mounted on a flat solid surface for maximum stability Be sure to fix the mounting bracket with screws Otherwise the display unit may fall down by the boat s pitching and rolling to the lead to the fi
14. the display mode changes in the sequence shown below PLOTTER SOUNDER POSITION SOUNDER HIGHWAY 2 DISPLAY OVERVIEW 2 1 Choosing Zoom Display You may press 5 to Zoom In and to Zoom Out as desired the PLOTTER display 2 2 Moving the Cursor Press the cursor pad to move the cursor The cursor moves in the direction of the pressed arrow Whether up A down left lt 4 right or diagonal 2 Cursor Position Turned On Cursor position is displayed in latitude and longitude at the top left corner of the PLOTTER display when the cursor is on The range and bearing from own ship to the cursor appears at the top left corner of the display too Cursor position Range and Bearing from vessel to cursor Data Field Cursor Position Turned Off Press the ESC key to clear the cursor Cursor position data will disappear when the cursor is off 2 3 Panning PLOTTER Display Using the cursor pan left right up or down on your desired area Place the cursor at the edge of the screen to start panning The display shifts in the direction Opposite to cursor pad operation 2 4 Centering Own Ship s Position Press the ESC key for centering own ship s position 2 5 Coordinates Coordinate Systems are ways of splitting up the world in order to form transferable units numbers t
15. the collision alarm will be opened 1 Press the MENU key at the AIS screen 2 Choose Status then press ENT key to select 3 Select In Port or Out Port as desired and press ENT key to finish MENU AIS Activation Ring 05 00 Aim 05 00 nm CPA TCPA Alarm Status AIS detail list Menu MAIN MENU 10 9 AIS Vessel 1 User can define the AIS vessel display as either Fill or Line MENU AIS Activation Ring 05 00 nm CPA Limit 05 00 nm Limit CPA TCPA Alarm Status AIS detail list AIS TX AIS Vessel Line Menu to MAIN ine Fill Line 11 FISHFINDER OVERVIEW 11 1 Sonar mode 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar mode and then press ENT key or press and hold key in the SOUNDER screen The following window will appear OPTIONS Sonar mode 2 Gain Manual Range Manual TVG Off Pic advance 1 1 Split ratio 50 Sonar menu Alarm System menu Data field 4 w Select ENT Set ESC Cancel Menu to MAIN MENU Function Provides the high frequency 200KHz normal picture on the full screen 50KHz Displays the low frequency 50KHz normal picture on the full screen DUAL Displays the normal display for high frequency 200KHz on the right half and low frequency 50 2 on the left half 200KHz Shows the normal display of the high frequency 200KHz on the right ZOOM half and its zoom display on the
16. 00 00 data dispaly speed Auto 4 Choose nm kt km kmh or sm kph as desired and then press ENT key to finish Depth Unit 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select 3 Choose Depth unit and then press ENT key to select Map scale Nm Speed unit nm kt Depth unit feet SD Card English Deviation Lat 00 000 OFF Deviation Lon 00 000 Sonar Time 24H 00 00 NMEA data dispaly speed Auto 4 Choose feet fathom or meter as desired and then press ENT key to finish 9 3 Bearing Reference Ship s course and bearing to a waypoint may be displayed in true or magnetic bearing Magnetic bearing is true bearing plus or minus earth s magnetic deviation Use the bearing reference in accordance with the compass interfaced magnetic for magnetic compass true for gyrocompass 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select 3 Choose BRG REF and then press ENT key to select Map scale Nm Speed unit Depth unit meter kt key beep ON True Wind screen OFF Ais screen OFF Deviation Lon 00 000 Sonar sereen ON Time 24H 00 00 NMEA data dispaly speed Auto 4 Choose or Magnetic as desired and then press ENT key to finis
17. 1 Signallevel 1 Marker VRM A F Select ENT Set ESC Cancel 11 7 1 A Scope 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key to select 3 Choose A Scope and then press ENT key The following window will appear 4 Press the A or W key to enable or disable the A Scope SONAR MENU OFF Noise limiter Hue selection 1 Signallevel 1 Marker VRM Y Select ENT Set ESC Cancel This display shows echoes at each transmission with amplitudes and tone propor tional to their intensities on the right 1 4 of the screen It is useful for estimating the kind of fish school and bottom composition 7 214 LEA Hd y Y A scope display 11 7 2 Zoom modes 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key to select 3 Choose Zoom mode and then press ENT key The following window will appear SONAR MENU A Scope OFF Zoom 1119 5 Marker zoom Noise limiter EET EL Hue selection Bottom lock Bottom zoom Signal level Marker VRM Select ENT Set ESC Cancel 4 Choose Marker Zoom Bottom lock or Bottom zoom as desired then press ENT key to finish MARKER ZOOM This mode expands selected area of the normal picture to full vertical size of the screen on the left half window You may specify the portion to expand with the VRM Variable Range Marker which you can sh
18. 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Track Record and then press key to select 3 Choose Save Current Track and then press ENT key The following window will appear SAVE CURRENT TRACK Name No OFF Start 5 38 000 N End 5 38 000 N 102 45 200 102 45 200 E Distance 0 0nm Points 182 Date Track Data can be used for navigation 3 4 Erasing Track 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Erase and then press key to select ERASE All waypoint MOB All routes Current track Saved track gt drawing marks drawing drawing Load default setting backup data 3 Choose Current track or Saved track 4 If Saved track is chosen press key to choose the color that you want to erase or choose ALL if you want to erase all tracks and then press ENT key The following window will appear ERASE ALL SAVED TRACK ARE YOU SURE NO 3 5 Erasing Backup Data 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Erase and then press key to select 3 Choose backup data and then press ENT key The following window will appear ERASE ALL BACKUP DATA DEFAULT ARE YOU SURE NO 4 WAYPOINT MOB 4 1 Entering Waypoints Waypoints can be entered the PLOTTER display in three ways by cursor position at own ship s position and from the waypoint edit Ente
19. 16 DATA IN OUT DESCRIPTION NMEA0183 IN NMEA Input amp AIS input from external equipment 2 NMEA0183 IN 4 Ignition On Brown Ignition Ignition Switch POWER GND 10 5 35VDC r NMEA0183 OUT RS 232 NMEA 0183 output to external equipment Engineer Port pcsvouT p POV OUT 150 mA 17 MENU TREE MAIN TRACK TRACKRECORD MODE MIMEDISTANCE AUTO OEFH TIME 5S MENU RECORD 10S 30S 1min SAVED TRACK 5min 10min 30min 60min SAVE CURRENT TRACKGAVE EXIT DISTANCE SET UP MAP SCALE MILES RATIO 0 01NM SPEED UNIT NM KTKM KMH SM KPH DEPTH UNIT FEET FATHOM METER REF TRUE MAGNETIC MAG REF AUTO MANUAL DEVIATION LAT 00 000 LON 00 000 TIME 24H 00 SPEED AUTO MANUAL MODE ON OFF SIMULATION SPEED 20 MAP SOURCE BUILT IN USER LAT 30 38 136N 925 LANGUAGE ENGLISH VIETNAMESE LOIN 107 252905 E ERASE ALL WAYPOINTS MOB YES NO ALL ROUTES YES NO CURRENT TRACK YES NO SAVED TRACK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ALL ALL DRAWING MARKS YES NO ALL DRAWING LINES YES NO ALL DRAWING NAME YES NO
20. 6 1 Setting Destination by CCLUTSOT eee ces sec tt 6 2 Setting Destination by M LAM lt 6 3 Setting Route as Destination cece ee 22 6 4 Setting Track Data as 9 6 5 Canceling Destination ii 36 6 6 Distance hh 0 0 000 0 toot 7 n RII aee oas sss aee aee sss sss sss sss oss ses nnn 30 7 1 Anchor Drag Alarm Ihrer JQ 7 2 Arrival Alarm e III 006 nnl 7 3 Cross Track Error Alarm IH cee A 7 4 Speed Alarme MIHI ene 7 5 Voltage Alarm 7 7 6 Time Alarm te III 906 000 00 een 06 ces cesses see 77 Buzzer Type Selections sss oss asa 99686666 ooo cee III 8 DRAWING eee eee eee e 8 1 Drawing sss III cesses sce 8 2 Drawing Lineg hh nnl 83 Drawing Place 588558958588 cee 666606
21. DATA FIELD SETUP ARC 1950 ARC 1960 AYABELLE 18 ABBREVIATIONS 19 GLOSSARY ACS AFSK ALR Ato N AIS COG CR CS CSTDMA DC DGNSS DSC GLONASS GNSS GMSK GPS HF IMO IEC LED LF LNA MF MKD AIS Regional Assignment Channel Assignment Message Acknowledgement AIS Channel management information source messages Auto frequency shift keying AIS Alarm Message Aid to Navigation Automatic Identification System Built In Integrity Testing Bayonet fitting type Therefore connector Course over Ground Carriage Return Carrier Sense Carrier Sense Time Division Multiple Access Direct Current Differential Global Navigation Satellite System Digital Selective Calling Global Navigation Satellite System Global Navigation Satellite System Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying Global Positioning Satellite System High Frequency International Maritime Organization International Electro technical Commission Light Emitting Diode Line Feed Low noise Amplifier Medium Frequency Minimum Keypad and Display MMSI MPE NMEA re PI RF SAR SELY SMS SOG SRM TDMA TNC TX UTC VDM VDO VHE VSWR Maritime Mobile Service Identity Maximum Permissible Exposure National Marine Electronics Association Personal Computer Presentation Interface Radio Frequency Radio Technical Commission for Maritime Services Commission Receive or Receiver Radio Frequency I
22. ESC exit 10 4 Chart Screen Users can check all AIS vessels being received in real time on the chart screen as well as the specific position and track of your own ship on the charts The track length of AIS vessels depends on the equipment memory space generally not less than 20 track points 10 5 View AIS vessels information on chart screen There are two ways to view AIS vessels information one is to move the cursor to select AIS vessel on the charts screen and press the ENT key The other is to select the AIS vessel from the AIS vessels list and press the ENT key 2 t HANIGONIYYOLILUO3 FUE HANGISCNGTYD MMe 1 X FOG 15 3 kf EG Puadiun 22735 587 LET TE Peau 22 ISAT N ILI 183127E vayage i 4 Sem Draft oF ship Cut m view Draft al hip Sen Simi Tati Tsani arrral tom 11 03 20 00 Estimated akad img 11 08 20 00 Anna M oe M Antenna ceation head GG stern Sin in Ez left Seopa 117198 T i MATER LENT manm ENT mark ESCI 10 6 Check all AIS ships within the scope of Radar AIS screen Displays all AIS ships within the current scope of the Radar The current location of the own ship is at the center of the map appearing as a white hollow
23. left half 50KHz Provides the normal display of low frequency 50KHz on the right ZOOM half and its zoom display on the left half 200KHz 50KHz high frequency low frequency mode The sounder uses ultrasonic pulses to detect bottom conditions The lower the frequency of the pulse the wider the detection area Therefore the 50KHz frequency is useful for general detection and judging bottom conditions while the 200KHz frequency is useful for detailed observation of fish schools DUAL frequency mode This mode provides the 50KHz picture on the left half of the screen and the 200KHz on the right half and is useful for detecting fish schools which have different reflection characteristics with frequency For example a school of tiny fish like minnow returns stronger echoes on a high frequency compared to a low frequency xS E NG eu 11 2 Gain 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Gain and then press ENT key or press ENT key in the SOUNDER screen to adjust gain manually The following window will appear OPTIONS Sonar mode 2 MANUAL GAIN Manual Cruising Pic advance 96 Split ratio 50 Sonar menu w Alarm 074100 System menu Data field A F Select 5 Set ENT Set ESC Cancel ESC Cancel Menu to MAIN MENU 3 Choose Manual Fishing or Cruising as desired and then press the ENT key or press
24. propagation loss of sound Appearance of surface noise Note Surface noise appearing in the range of 0 to 40 m can be reduced by the Clutter function 11 5 Picture The picture advance speed determines how quickly vertical scan lines run across the screen 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Pic advance and then press ENT key or press and hold key in SOUNDER screen The following window will appear Pic advance 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 8 STOP A F Select ENT Set ESC Cancel 3 Press the 4 V key to select speed 2 1 FAST 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 8 SLOW or STOP advance 11 6 Split ratio 1 When in PLOTTER SOUNDER screen and the SOUNDER screen is gt 50 press MENU key 2 Choose Split ratio and then press ENT key to setup split ratio or press and hold MODE key in the PLOTTER SOUNDER screen The following window will appear Sonar mode 2 Split ratio Gain Manual Manual Pic advance 1 1 d 50 Split ratio 500 Sonar 35 65 System menu Data field w Select lt gt Select ENT Set ENT Set ESC Cancel ESC Cancel Menu to MAIN MENU 11 7 Sonar Menu 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key The following window will appear SONAR MENU A Scope OFF Zoom mode Marker zoom Noise limiter OFF Hue selection
25. the AIS screen MENU AIS Activation Ring 05 00 nm CPA Limit 05 00 nm Limit 10 min CPA TCPA Alarm Status IN port AIS detail list AIS TX OFF AIS Vessel Line Menu MAIN MENU 2 Choose 15 detail list and then press ENT key The 15 SHIP LIST window will 10 2 The collision alarm 1 Press MENU AIS screen MENU AIS Activation Ring 05 00 nm CPA Limit Limit CPA TCPA Alarm Status AIS detail list AIS TX AIS Vessel Menu to MAIN MENU 2 Select Limit or Limit then press ENT key to enter a value 3 Select CPA Alarm or TCPA Alarm then press ENT key to choose ON or OFF 10 3 Own ship s information There are two ways to display Own Ship Info 1 Enter the Vessels list and press the MENU key and then select the Own Ship Info to check all the information of your own ship 2 Move the cursor to select your AIS Vessel on the chart screen and press the ENT key NAME HANGGONGYYOUIOOS MMSI 123455789 Callsign BQDF IMO Position sensor 1 GPs 506 15 3 kt COG Position 22 35 587 N 2 Ship type Carge ship Destination SHANGHAI Navigation status Machine voyage 1 sles of ship 4 5m Out of view range lew rate arrival time 11 05 20 00 Antenna position Fr head O45m Fr stern 019m Fr left 005 Fr right 009m 3 69nm mimn 11 15s ENT mark
26. the heading line will point to the position that your boat will reach after 10 minutes Map direction Normal Map choice hoice MrCHART Language English 2 9 Cursor 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Cursor and then press ENT key to select PLOTTER CONFIG Track Current track diaplay ow THICK N E Perspective OFF Waypoint ALL Large Heading line standard Standard screen Ship shape colc Ship info display Auto Range circle OFF Zoom Step Less Drawing Palette Normal Map direction Normal Map choice K CHART Map Language English Data field Menu to MAIN MENU 3 Choose Standard or Full Screen as desired and then press ENT key to finish 2 10 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Ship shape color and then press ENT key to select PLOTTER CONFIG PLOTTER CONFIG Track gt Track gt Current track diaplay THICK Coordinate N E Current track diaplayon Map Perspective Perspective OFF Wa ypoint ALL Large Wa ypoint ALL Large Heading line Heading line Standard Press p Cursor Standard small small and then press Ship shape color circle Ship info display Auto ENT key Range circle OFF 5 Less Normal
27. to finish Erasing All Drawing Place Name 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose Erase and then press key to select 3 Choose drawing name and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appears ERASE ALL DRAWING NAME ARE YOU SURE NO 4 Choose YES to erase all place names 9 OTHER SETTING 9 1 Map Scale You can change the map scale display format 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press gt key to select Simulation nm kt Calibrate meter source SD kt Languages English True key beep ON Auto Wind screen OFF Deviation Lat 00 000 Ais screen OFF Deviation Lon 00 000 Sonar sereen ON Time 24H 00 00 data dispaly speed Auto 3 Choose Map scale and then press ENT key to select 4 Choose Miles or Ratio as desired and then press ENT key to finish 9 2 Unit of Measurement Speed Unit Distance speed can be displayed in nautical miles knots kilometers kilometers per hour or statute miles kilometers per hour 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select 3 Choose Speed unit and then press ENT key to select Simulation Speed unit nm kt Calibrate Depth unit nm Map source SD Card km kmh English sm kph Deviation Lat 00 000 i OFF Deviation Lon 00 000 Time 24H
28. triangle and the vertex angle of the triangle stands for the current direction of your own ship The blue hollow triangle stands for the vessels of CLASS B The green hollow triangle stands for CLASS A vessels The green hollow square stands for BASE STATION Circle stands for no direction The collision alarm setting and the current scope of radar can be displayed on the upper left corner of the Radar and the scope can be adjusted by pressing the 2 key and HK key The message display frame on the upper right corner of the Radar displays the following information the own ship s position the current time the current speed direction of the own ship 10 7 Emergency alarm The information of emergency alarm received is displayed on the bottom right corner The emergency alarm is always available and can not be deleted if the emergency alarm information is not read after exiting the alarm menu the emergency alarm window will pop up a little later The warning ship displayed on the Radar will be yellow and flashing The relevant data including the time place the relevant ship s information etc will also be saved by the display terminals It can be the basis of analysis in the event of any accident 10 8 Entry Departure setting The Entry Departure setting is for the temporary shut down or restart of the collision alarm When entering the port the collision alarm will be temporarily closed When leaving the port
29. 2 To set MOB position as destination press to choose YES and then press ENT key Choosing saves the position as a waypoint called 4 3 Displaying Waypoint Name You may display waypoint name as follows 1 Press the MENU key on the PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Waypoint and then press the ENT key The following window will appear track diaplay ow THICK N E 3 Choose Goto Route Icon or OFF as desired and then press the ENT Key Displays all waypoint names Goto Displays only the GOTO waypoint name Route Displays all waypoint names when a route is set as destination OFF Do not display any waypoint name 4 User can change size of Waypoint Marks fending lina EIU j 4 4 Operation Waypoint Editing Waypoint position waypoint name mark shape mark color and comment can edited from the Waypoint Edit 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press key to select 3 Choose Waypoint and then press the ENT key The following window will appear ch TTE Wenbrte qu TERTI SRT LE LIH dn trie canc sN pus e 1197 12 96 944
30. 21 35 Erasing BELLI A A WAYPOINT MOB 22 41 Entering Waypoints 22 427 Entering the MOB Mark 24 43 Displaying Waypoint J ames sss cesses 24 44 Operation on the Waypoint Editing eoo 060 25 45 Erasing Waypoints cee 26 51 Creating ROUTES oe rrr 6 6 0606 c 5 2 Editing Routes eee ass 666 l 53 Erasing Routes sss hh ehh 6 DESTINATION eoo 32
31. ENT key to enable the alarm 7 2 Arrival Alarm Arrival Alarm informs you that own ship is approaching your set destination 1 Press MENU key to enter main menu 2 Choose Alarm and then press key to display ALARM menu 3 Choose Arrival and then press ENT key The alarm options appear ALARM Anchor OFF 00 00 nm Arrival xU 00 00 848 Voltage OFF 00 0 V Timer OFF min Buzzer Short Warning message 4 Press key to select the alarm value and then press ENT key to setup value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 3 Cross Track Error Alarm XTE Cross Track Error Alarm warns you when own ship is off its intended course 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Alarm and then press key to display ALARM menu 3 Choose XTE and then press ENT key The alarm options appear ALARM Anchor OFF 00 00 nm Arrival oFF 00 00 nm 00 00 sss OFF 000 min Buzzer Short Warning message 4 Press gt key to select the alarm value and then press ENT key to setup the value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 4 Speed Alarm Speed Alarm provides visual and aural alerts when the ship s speed is higher or lower than the alarm range set 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Alarm and then press key to display ALARM menu 3 Choose Speed and then press ENT key The alarm optio
32. ONWA KCOMBO 7 OPERATOR S MANUAL GPS CHART PLOTTER WITH FISHFINDER SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety Instructions for the Operator WARNING Do notopen the equipment Only qualified personnel should work inside the equipment Safety Instructions for the Installer Do not disassemble or modify the equipment Fire electrical shock or serious injury can result Immediately turn off the power at the switchboard ifthe equipmentis emitting smoke fire Continued use ofthe equipment can cause fire or electrical shock Contact a ONWA agent for service Use the proper fuse Use of a wrong fuse can damage the equipment or cause fire Be sure the power supply is compatible with the equipment Incorrect power supply may cause the equipment to overheat Turn off the power at the switchboard WARNING Do not open the cover unless totally familiar with electrical circuits and service manual Improper handling can result in electrical shock before beginning the installation Fire or electrical shock can result if the power is left on Be sure that the power supply is compatible with the voltage rating of the equipment Connection of an incorrect power supply can cause fire or equipment damage Use the proper fuse Use of a wrong fuse can damage the equipment or cause fire The useable temperature range 15 C to 55 C for the display unit Use o
33. and hold ENT key in SOUNDER screen AUTO 1 fishing mode is activated which is for ground fishing with automated gain adjustments Press ENT key again to activate the AUTO 2 cruising mode with automatic gain adjustments for cruising Press and hold ENT key to return to manual gain mode 11 3 Range 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Range and then press ENT key to select 3 Choose Manual or Auto and then press the ENT key or when in the SOUNDER screen press and hold 84 or 3 to change to Manual or Auto 4 If you choose Manual press the ESC key to return to SOUNDER screen Press or to increase or decrease in the depth range 11 4 TVG 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose TVG and then press ENT key The following window will appear OPTIONS Sonar mode 5 2 Manual Manual _ Pic advance Split ratio Sonar menu System menu Data field 4 4 v Select ENT Set ESC Cancel to MAIN 3 Choose or Manual as desired then press ENT key The TVG compensates for propagation loss of sound so that the echoes from the same fish school size are displayed in the same color Normally set it between 0 and 5 Avoid excessive TVG weak echoes may not be displayed The TVG is also useful for reducing surface noise Surface noise Fish school A e Fish school B How TVG compensates for
34. dow FUNCTION 2 Select Distance and press ENT key to activate the distance measurement function Note a LON LAT is the position of the cursor point C b BRG is the bearing of cursor to the last point point B LEG is distance of cursor to last point point d DST is the total distance from the cursor to the starting point AB BC e M is Magnetic North T is True North 3 Move the cursor to the starting point and press ENT to set up starting point Now all LEG and DST are display 0 4 Move the cursor to the next point B Now the BRG and LEG display the Bearing and Distance from point A to point B DST 0 5 Press ENT key now DST distance from point A to point B is shown while and LEG turns to 0 6 Move cursor to next point Now and LEG displays Bearing and Distance from point B to point C DIST displays the total distance from point A to point B 7 Press ENT key now DIST distance of point AB distance of point BC is shown while and LEG turns to 0 n r 1 y Fie EC 4 q 5 El J sa D 8 Repeat steps 3 4 and 5 to measure distance of several points 9 Press ESC key during the step 3 4 or 5 the following menu will pop out SAVE AS A ROUTE Route 03 i Start 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 E 4 18 42 307 End 119 02 855 E
35. drawing marks and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appears ERASE ALL DRAWING MARKS ARE YOU SURE NO 4 Choose YES to erase all drawing marks 8 8 Erasing Drawing 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press key to select 3 Choose Drawing lines and the press ENT key to select 4 Choose the line that you want to erase and then press ENT key The confirmation window appears pni den poo E 5 Choose ERASE and then press ENT key to select 6 The confirmation window will appear then choose YES to finish Erasing All Drawing Line 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Erase and then press key to select 3 Choose drawing lines and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appear ERASE ALL DRAWING LINES ARE YOU SURE NO 4 Choose YES to erase all drawing lines 8 9 Erasing Drawing Place Press MENU key twice to enter main menu Choose Edit and then press gt key to select Choose Drawing placename and then press ENT key to select Q N Choose the place name that you want to erase and then press ENT key The confirmation window appears DRAWING PLACE 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 SAVE QUIT 5 Choose ERASE and then press ENT key 6 The confirmation window will appear then choose YES
36. elect 3 The cursor appears with 4 Use the cursor pad to place the cursor on the location desired for destination 5 Press the ENT key to mark destination CURSOR set as destination Bearing from Destination Range from Destination 6 2 Setting Destination by Waypoint WPT 1 Press the F key to display the FUNCTION window cus Ll 2 Choose Goto WPT and then press ENT key to select 3 WAYPOINT list appears 4 Choose a waypoint and then press ENT key to finish 6 3 Setting Route as Destination 1 Press the F key to display the FUNCTION window 2 Select Goto route and then press ENT key to select FUNCTION 3 The ROUTE list appears Route i 1 L 4 Choose route and then press ENT key The following window appears Forward Reverse 5 Choose Forward Reverse in order to traverse waypoints in route and then press ENT key to finish ROUTE 01 Intermediate Point 2 WPT B WPT SW Arrival point Intermediate Point 1 WPT A REVERSE WPT 001 Starting point Intermediate point 1 WPT C Meaning of forward and reverse 6 4 Setting Track Data as Destination Track Data can be used for navigation 1 Press the F key to display the FUNCTION window 2 Choose Goto track and then press the ENT key to select FUNCTION fal al 5 Cho
37. f the equipment out of those ranges may damage the equipment CONTENTS MAIN PERFORMANCE AND SPECIFICATIONS lt lt m IRR CONFIGERAT soe 1 OPERATION OVERVIEW a ie LI Keypad TI 1 3 Adjusting Brilliance and DIM 14 Display Modes emm ee eene 2 PLOTTER DISPLAY OVERVIEW lt lt em mmn cesses TC 2 1 Choosing the Display ind ILI ERE 2 2 Moving the Cursor e HH III 2 3 Panning the PLOTTER 24 Centering Own Ship s mM 11 25 Coordinates hehehe 000 006 00 00 00 ces ee nenne 1 2 6 Maps nennen nnn nennen nennen nnne enn nennen 12 27 Perspective View e 7 2 8 Heading tel 06606606 13 29 14 2 10 Ship shape color eem 15 212 Drawings nnne nennen 16 213 Palette mnn hehehe nenne nennen nnne nn nnne 7 2 14 Map ee 0 18 3 1 Changing Track DA Interval eee 3 2 Displaying the Track IP 3 3 Creating Track Data ITI 0 606016 sss sss D 34 Erasing Track
38. h 9 4 Magnetic Variation The location of the magnetic North Pole is different from the geographical North Pole This causes a difference between the true and magnetic north direction This difference is called magnetic variation and varies with respect to the observation point on earth Your unit is pre programmed with all the earth s magnetic variation However you may want to enter variation manually to refine accuracy Set BRG REF on the PLOTTER screen to Magnetic to use magnetic variation 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select 3 Choose VAR and then press ENT key to select SETUP Map scale Nm Simulation Speed unit nm kt Calibrate Depth unit meter Map source SD Card i i kt Languages English key ON Wind screen OFF 24H 00 00 NMEA data dispaly TTG ETA speed Auto 4 Choose Auto or Manual if you choose Manual you need to input the value manually as desired and then press ENT key to finish 9 5 Deviation You can input deviation of ship map manually to correct position error from GPS error or map error 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select 3 Choose Deviation and then press ENT key to select nm kt meter source SD kt Languages English True key beep ON Auto Wind sc
39. hat relate to points on a map 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen Current track diaplay oN THICK Coordinate N E mu Large Max Standard Icon Ship shape color ship select ormai 3 Choose N E or UTM as desired then press ENT key to finish 2 6 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Map and then press key to select 3 Choose the layer ON or OFF as desired and then press ENT key to finish 2 7 Perspective View 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Perspective and then press ENT key to select DLT 3 Choose desired to finish 4 Choose layer desired and then press ENT Key to finish 2 8 Heading Line 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Heading Line and then press ENT key to select Traci oaa la kaa Current track display o SE j alette direction normal 3 Choose Variable or Timeline as desired and then press ENT key to finish 4 Heading Line option Time Line selection The length of heading line will vary according to the SOG to show the estimated point of destination after the set period Example if you set the COG Time Line to 10 minutes then the length of
40. hfinder module which is widely using in worldwide commercial fishing bost IPX7 waterproof panel MAIN PERFORMANCE AND SPECIFICATIONS Plotter Characteristics Waypoints icons Routes Tracks Alarms Palette Tides Projection Position format Basemap External Map User data storage Plot Interval Plotting scales Nav Data Perspective View Celestial 12000 user waypoints with name symbol 3 system waypoints Start Cursor 10 proximity waypoints Max 30 routes And up to 170 points for each one 8000 points automatic track log 10 saved tracks up to 8000 track points each Let you retrace your path in both directions XTE Anchor drag arrival speed voltage proximity waypoint and time AIS alarm Normal Daylight exposed to sunlight Night in dark environment paperchart colors Tide data Mercator projection Degree of minutes and UTM Built in Onwa K Chart SD Cards slot for C Map MAX and ONWA K Chart Internal backup of user settings or external SD card 5s to 60min 0 01nm to 10nm Automatic way 0 001nm to 1000nm Inputs GLL GSA GSV RMC VTG ZDA VWR VWT MWD VPW Outputs GGA GLL RMC APA BOD BWC BWR DBI DPT HDT MTW TLL VTG WPL ZDA ZTG ZDL MWD VPW
41. ift with A or w key The area between the VRM and the zoom range marker is expanded The length of the segment is equal to one division of the depth scale Marker zoom Zoom marke display yellow BOTTOM LOCK This display provides a compressed normal picture on the top 2 3 of the screen and a 5 or 10 meter 10 or 20 feet wide layer in contact with the bottom is expanded onto the bottom 1 3 of the screen This mode is useful for bottom discrimination Note that the seabed should be steadily and distinctly plotted in red or reddish brown Adjust the gain if necessary Note The zoom marker can be turned on off on the system menu Zoom marker yellow SES 11 EIL 4 7 F Sale A L i mw mE LH PUS g a 1 Tt 1 v hi 4 TOS Normal display Bottom lock display BOTTOM ZOOM This mode expands bottom and bottom fish echoes two to five times to vertical size of the screen and it is useful for determining bottom hardness A bottom displayed with a short echo tail usually means it is a soft sandy bottom A long echo tail means a hard bottom The zone automatically moves so that the bottom echoes locate on the lower half of the screen Note The zoom marker can be turned on off on the system menu Bottom zoom Bottom zoom display display 11 7 3 Light blue dots may appear over most of screen Thi
42. ns appear ALARM Anchor OFF 00 00 nm Arrival OFF 00 00 nm OFF 00 00 nm Buzzer Short Warning message 4 Press key to select the alarm value and then press ENT key to setup the value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 5 Voltage Alarm Voltage Alarm warns you when input voltage in unit is higher than value 1 Press MENU key to enter main menu 2 Choose Alarm and then press gt key to display ALARM menu 3 Choose Voltage and then press ENT key The alarm options appear Anchor OFF 00 00 nm OFF 00 00 nm OFF 00 00 nm Speed OFF 00 0 Warning message 4 Press key to select the alarm value and then press ENT key to setup value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 6 Timer Alarm Timer Alarm provides audio and visual alarms when the time set has expired 1 Press MENU key to enter main menu 2 Choose Alarm and then press key to display ALARM menu 3 Choose Timer and then press ENT key The alarm options appear Voltage OFF Timer OFF Buzzer Kuma Warning message 4 Press key to select the alarm value and then press ENT key to setup the value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 7 Buzzer Type Selection The buzzer sounds whenever an alarm setting is violated 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Ch
43. nterference Specific Absorption Rate Separated Extra Low Voltage Short Message System Speed over Ground Safety Related Message Time division Multiple Access Threaded type RF connector Transmit or Transmitter Universal Time Co ordinated AIS VHF Data Link Messages AIS VHF data link own vessel messages Very High Frequency Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
44. oose Alarm and then press key to select 3 Choose Buzzer and then press key to select 4 Choose buzzer type desired and then press ENT key to finish OFF 00 00 nm OFF 00 00 nm XTE OFF 00 00 nm 00 0 000 min OFF Short Warning Short Two short beeps Long Three long beeps Constant Continuous beeps Disabling the alarm 1 Press any key to disable the buzzer of any alarm 2 The Alarm Icon will not disappear until the reason for the alarm is cleared 8 DRAWING 8 1 Drawing Marks 1 Press key to display the FUNCTION window 2 Choose Drawing and then press key to select 3 Choose Mark and then press ENT key The cursor appears with on the PLOTTER screen 4 Use the cursor pad to place the cursor on the location desired add a mark and then press ENT key The following window appears DRAWING MARK 24 39 936 N a 124 39 936 E SAVE QUIT 5 Edit Lat Lon or mark and then choose SAVE to finish Changing the Symbol and Color 1 Move the cursor to the mark and press ENT key to select 2 Use A OF V to select color or symbol then press ENT key 3 Select SAVE to finish 8 2 Drawing Lines 1 Press key to display the FUNCTION window 2 Choose Drawing and then press key to select 3 Choose Line and then press ENT key The cursor appears with on the PLOTTER screen
45. ose Forward or Reverese to start Goto track navigation Once a Goto track has been activated track will divide it into segments Up to 200 temporary waypoints are created named 1 2 etc and END to mark the most significant features of the track duplicating your exact path as closely as possible To get the most out of the Goto track feature remember the following tips Always clear the track log at the point that you want to go back to There must be at least two track log points stored in memory to create a track route If the receiver is turned off or satellite coverage is lost during your trip it will draw a straight line between any point where coverage was lost and where it resumed your track s changes in distance and direction are too complex 200 waypoints may not mark your path accurately The receiver then assigns the 200 waypoints to the most significant points of your track and simplifies segments with fewer changes in direction 6 5 Canceling Destination You can cancel a destination as follows 1 Press the F key to display the FUNCTION window FUNCTION Goto cursor Goto WPT Goto route Goto track Drawing Tide table Search Calendar Celestial Distance 2 Choose Stop goto and press ENT key to finish 6 6 Distance Measure distance of several points and save it as a route 1 Press F key in PLOTTER screen to display FUNCTION win
46. pear SONAR MENU A Scope OFF Zoom mode Marker zoom Noise limiter Hue selection 1 Signallevel 1 4 Choose or WHT as desired and then press ENT key to finish The white marker functions to display a particular echo color in white For example you may want to display the bottom echo reddish brown in white to discriminate fish echoes near the bottom Note that the bottom must be displayed in reddish brown for the white marker to function 11 8 Alarm 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose ALARM and then press ENT key The following window will appear From 0 Span 0 Fish OFF From 0 Span 0 Temperature OFF 0 ___5 0 1 A F Select ENT Set ESC Cancel 3 Press Wkey to select an alarm 4 Press ENT key to select OFF ON IN or OUT For the water temperature alarm select IN to get the alarm when the water temperature is within the alarm zone range or OUT to get the alarm when the water temperature is higher than the alarm zone range 5 Choose From then press ENT key to adjust alarm starting depth Press A or to adjust value 6 Choose Span then press ENT key to adjust alarm range Press W to adjust value Alarm icon Appear when alarm is violated AT L Alarm zone marker Fish bottom alarms only 7 To deactivate an alarm select OFF at step 4 in the above Procedure 11 9 System Menu 1
47. point name that you want to include in route and then press ENT key 8 Repeat step 5 to 8 until finish edit Permanently deleting waypoint from a route 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press the key to select 3 Choose Route and then press ENT key to select 4 Choose the route desired and then press ENT key to select 5 Choose the waypoint you want to delete and then press ENT key to show the route edit options Remove Insert 7 Skip 6 Choose Remove and then press ENT key to finish 5 3 Erasing Routes 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press key to select 3 Choose Route and then press the ENT key The following window will appear Route ta Hk EW id Hk nz uz foe 1 4 Select a route then press ENT key 5 The confirm window will appear Choose ERASE and then press ENT key 6 Choose YES and then press ENT key to finish Erase Routes 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Erase and then press key to select 3 Choose routes and then press ENT key The confirming window will appear 4 Choose YES and then press ENT key to erase all routes 6 DESTINATION 6 1 Setting Destination by Cursor 1 Press F key to display the FUNCTION window 2 Choose Goto cursor and then press ENT key to s
48. put GPS calculated speed or Manual for manual input 9 8 Key beep you can set the key sound 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press gt key to select 3 Choose Key beep and then press ENT key select Map scale Nm Speed unit nm kt Depth unit meter source SD Card i Languages English 4 Choose OFF or ON and then press ENT key to finish 9 9 Wind screen 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press gt key to select 3 Choose Wind screen and then press ENT key select Map scale Nm Speed unit nm kt Depth unit meter kt True Auto Wind screen ON Deviation Lat 00 000 Deviation Lon 00 000 Sonar sereen On 24H 00 00 data dispaly 9 10 GPS setting 9 10 1 Choosing GPS output data The unit s default is using an internal GPS module for position fixing On the other hand you can use external GPS data for position fixing 1 Press MENU key on the SATELLITE screen 2 Choose Output and then press ENT key to select ME 1 561 Meni bo HAIN 3 Choose ON or OFF as desired and then press ENT key 4 Press key to select your desired output data press ENT key to finish 9 10 2 Datum setting You can choose 6 types of data output at the same time 1 Press MENU on the SATELLITE screen 2 Choose Datum and press ENT key to selec
49. r ship Ship info display Auto Range circle orr a arm 3 Choose Normal North Up WPT Up or COURSE Up as desired and then press ENT key to finish 3 3 1 Changing Track Plotting Interval Stop Plotting When the track memory becomes full the oldest track is erased to make room for the latest 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Track record and then press key to select TRACK Track record mode Time Saved track Save current track Choose Track record mode and then press gt key select TRACK Track record mode Time Saved track x istance Save current track Off 4 Choose Time Distance Auto or Time Track is recorded and plotted at the time interval set Distance Track is recorded and plotted at the distance interval set Auto Plotting and recording interval changes with display range selected Off Track is neither recorded nor plotted 5 For Time and Distance enter the recording interval as follows a Press the key to choose 55 10s 30s Imin 5min 10min 30min or 60min b Use A or V to select value 6 Press ENT Key to finish 3 2 Displaying the Track 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose Track and then press key to select 3 Choose the color and if you want to turn it ON or OFF 4 Press MENU key to finish 3 3 Creating Track Data
50. re or the injury 1 The mounting bracket should be fixed with 6mm screws e Do not install the unit at the places that are affected by vibration or might be affected with spray or rain e Avoid the places where there is sunlight because visibility might be limited and the unit will be exposed to heat too much e Be sure that the space between the rear side of the unit and the wall is more than 10cm 2 Fix the unit to the mounting bracket firmly with the knobs so as to prevent it to get out of the bracket while running 13 INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM GPS ANTENNA ONWA Built in GPS antenna DATA INPUT OUTPUT 183 IN Orange 2 NMEA0183 IN Yellow 3 Power Red 4 Ignition On Brown 0183 OUT lt RS 232 gt White 6 Engineer Port Blue DCSV OUT Green Power Black Shield QO 6 3 TRANSDUCER D SONAR 2 SPEED TEMP GND 8 SPEED 4 TEMP SONAR SONAR GND 14 DISPLAY SIZE 243 82
51. reen OFF Deviation Lat 00 000 Ais screen OFF Deviation Lon 00 000 Sonar sereen ON Time 24H 00 00 data dispaly speed Auto 4 Input the value as desired and then press ENT to finish To disable deviation input 0 into the value 9 6 Time GPS uses UTC time If you would rather use local time enter the Time difference range 13 30 to 13 30 between it and UTC time You may display the time in 12 or 24 hour format 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select Choose Time and then press gt key to select Map scale Nm Speed unit nm kt Depth unit meter Map source SD Card kt Languages English True key beep ON Auto Wind screen OFF Ais screen OFF Sonar sereen ON 07 NMEA data dispaly 24H TTG ETA speed _ 4 Input the time difference as desired Choose 24H or 12H as desired and then press ENT key to finish 9 7 TTG ETA speed To calculate time to go and estimated time of arrival enter your speed as below 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select 3 Choose TTG ETA speed and then press ENT key select nm kt meter SD Card English ON OFF Deviation Lon 00 000 Sonar sereen ON Time 24H 00 00 data dispaly Auto 4 Choose Auto for automatic speed in
52. ress ENT key The following window will appear ENTER EW ROUTE NAME 01 DEFAULT NAME QUIT ESEG 5 Use A or Y to enter route name and then press ENT key to finish The following will appear 6 Choose the location e g 01 and then press ENT key A new window will open which will let you choose a waypoint 7 Choose the waypoint name that you want to include in the route and then press ENT key e g 001 You can also create a new waypoint if needed 8 Repeat step 6 and 7 until the route is complete 5 2 Editing Routes Replacing waypoints in a route 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press gt key to select 3 Choose Route and then press ENT key to select 4 Choose the route to edit and then press ENT key 5 Place the cursor on the waypoint to replace press the ENT key to show the route options Remove Insert 7 Skip 6 Choose Change and then press ENT key The waypoint select window will appear Waypoint 2246730 GEN Moimi 045 TEMEN blu 938 AP 46 70 1 1276s E dO uis 045 OOHODM geiri my ba DIOU me 049 ET ms O45 GONG goa ROE 044 DONGA oon Se Y amha a z n CE E ait mw i LP I i 7 Choose way
53. ring a waypoint with the cursor 1 Use the cursor pad to place the cursor on the location desired for a waypoint 2 Press the ENT key The following window appears CURSOR 5 gt WPT NAME 006 MARK 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 at m 05 AUG 10 TG ETA 00 00 3 This window is where you can rename edit LON and LAT choose mark shape and color and enter a comment 4 Choose SAVE to finish Entering a waypoint at own ship s position 1 Momentarily press ENT key when no cursor is seen The following window appears GPS POS WPT NAME 006 MARK 24 39 936 N 124 39 936 05 AUG 10 TG ETA 00 00 ELM 2 If you do not need to change anything choose SAVE to finish Entering waypoint from waypoint list 1 Press the MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Edit and then press P key to select 3 Choose Waypoint and then press ENT key The following window will appear 4 Choose NEW then press ENT key The following window appears GPS POS gt WPT 5 If you do not need to change anything choose SAVE to finish 4 2 Entering Only mark may be entered Each time the MOB mark is entered the previous MOB mark and its position data are over written 1 Long press the key on any display mode The following display appears SAVE TO MOB GO TO ARE YOU SURE NO
54. s is mainly due to unclean water or noise This noise can be suppressed by adjusting Clutter on the menu 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key to select 3 Choose Noise limiter and then press ENT key The following window will appear NOISE LIMITER OFF Low Medium W Select Set ESC Cancel 4 Choose Off Low Medium or High as desired and then press ENT key to finish 11 7 4 Hue Selection 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key to select 3 Choose Hue Selection and then press ENT key The following window will appear HUE SELECTION 1 7 Y Select ENT Set ESC Cancel Background color Black 7 colors bottom reddish brown 3 site sors 4 Press the A or W key to select the background and press ENT key to finish 11 7 5 Signal level 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key to select 3 Choose Signal level and then press ENT key The following window will appear SIGNAL LEVEL 0 3 A F Select ENT Set ESC Cancel 4 Press the A or Y key to select the signal level and press ENT key to finish 11 7 6 Marker 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key to select 3 Choose Marker and then press ENT key The following window will ap
55. ss gt key to select 3 Choose Drawing lines and then press ENT key The following window appears 4 Choose the line that you want to edit and then press ENT key The following window appears 5 Choose the point that you want to edit and then press ENT key 6 After editing choose SAVE and then press ENT key to finish 8 6 Editing Drawing Place 1 Press MENU key twice 10 enter main 2 Choose Edit and then press key to select 3 Choose Drawing placename and then press ENT key The following window appears 4 Choose the place name that you want to edit and then press ENT key The following window appears a ars 5 After editing choose SAVE and then press ENT key to finish 8 7 Erasing Drawing Marks A Q N e Press MENU key twice to enter main menu Choose Edit and then press key to select Choose Drawing marks and the press ENT Key Choose the mark that you want to clear and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appears DRAWING MARK MARK 24 39 936 N NE m 124 39 936 E SAVE QUIT 5 Choose ERASE and then press ENT key 6 The confirmation window will appear then choose YES to finish Erasing All Drawing Marks 1 2 twice to enter main Choose Erase and then press key to select Choose All
56. t MENU SAT Input INTERNAL 010 006 Data field setup Menu to MAIN MENU 3 Choose your desired datum and press ENT key to confirm 9 10 3 Smoothing You can setup position smoothing speed smoothing and course smoothing 1 Press MENU key on the SATELLITE screen MENU SAT INTERNAL Baud rate Datum SBAS POS smooth SOG smooth COG smooth AWS smooth AWA smooth 010 006 Data field setup Menu to MAIN MENU 2 Choose POS smooth to enter position smoothing data 3 Choose SOG smooth to enter speed smoothing data 4 Choose COG smooth to enter course smoothing data 9 11 NMEA data display 1 Press MENU key twice to enter main menu 2 Choose Setup and then press key to select 3 Choose NMEA data display and then press ENT key SETUP E nm kt meter Tue Auto 00 000 00 000 4 data display is used during installation to check whether NMEA input and output data to and from other equipment onboard is normal Press key to switch between the input and output ports Press ENT key to stop scrolling of NMEA data and press ENT key again to restart NMEA data scrolling Press ESC key to quit the NMEA data display 10 THE AIS FUNCTION 10 1 Vessels list 1 Press MENU on
57. ters Plotter and AIS Function Reduces the scale of the maps and charts Sounder Function Increases the depth range for deeper water Plotter function Display other function GOTO tide table search etc menu Sounder function Provides signal level selection Eliminates low intensity echoes up to light blue echoes each level The MOB mark denotes man overboard position Long Press Turn the power ON OFF Short Press Adjust the screen brightness and control panel dim 1 2 Turning OFF Power Turning Press the O key The unit beeps and displays the ONWA logo After a few seconds it starts up with the last used display mode Turning off the power Press and hold down the 5 X key until the screen goes blank about four seconds 1 3 Adjusting Brilliance and DIM You can adjust display brilliance as shown below 1 Press the O X key The adjusting window appears BRILL 1 8 DIM 1 8 BN gt EXIT ENT 2 Press A to adjust display brightness 3 Press or 4 to adjust keypad backlight 4 Press the ESC key to confirm and exit 1 4 Display Modes Your unit has eleven display modes PLOTTER SCREEN NAVIGATOR SCREEN WIND SCREEN POSITION SCREEN SATELLITE SCREEN HIGHWAY SCREEN AIS SCREEN SOUNDER SCREEN and PLOTTER SOUNDER SCREEN Press the MODE key to choose a display mode Each time the Key is pressed
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