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MaxSea Operator Manual version 12.6 - Furuno USA

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<strong>MaxSea</strong> <strong>Operator</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>version</strong> <strong>12.6</strong><br />

Opening a weather file<br />

It is assumed that you already have the GRIB file save on your hard disk or opened directly from an e-mail<br />

Using weather button<br />

The weather button is used to show or hide the last opened weather file.<br />

If you don't open GRIB file before when you click the weather button<br />

198<br />

1. A browse window is opened<br />

2. Select the folder where the GRIB file is saved<br />

3. Select the desired weather forecast from the file list and click Open.<br />

Now each time you click on the weather button, this weather data will be displayed or hidden even if the weather file is<br />

closed. If you want to change the displayed file you have to open a new weather file.<br />

Different types of information (wind, swell, pressure, etc.) can be contained in this file. The software displays immediately<br />

on the chart the forecast for the present date, if the present date is included in the interval covered by the forecasts. If it is<br />

not the case, the time is set to the last forecast date. You can also change the display sate : Change display date chapter.<br />

Note:<br />

(1) you can only open one weather forecast file at a time.<br />

(2) by default the wind is displayed in the form of vectors with barbs, the swell in the form of vectors<br />

characteristic of direction and height, pressure in the form of isolines and water temperatures in the<br />

forms of areas. See Weather data display preferences paragraph to change a display.<br />

How to open a new weather file.<br />

1. Select [Open weather file] from the [Weather] menu .<br />

2. A browse window is opened.<br />

3. Select the folder in which you wish save the GRIB file.<br />

4. Then choose among the file list the required weather forecast file and click Open.<br />

Getting a Weather file from e-mail<br />

You just receive Weather information from an e-mail (using <strong>MaxSea</strong> chopper,Navimail...).<br />

• Double click directly on attached file which you have received in your e-mail.<br />

A dialog box appears and gives you two choices<br />

1. open the file

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