MaxSea Operator Manual version 12.6 - Furuno USA

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MaxSea Operator Manual version 12.6 TS2 – Trawl spread 2 316 @IITS2,x.x,M a b TFI – Trawl filling a, b – Spread distance in meter (0-300m). @IITFI,x,x,x a b c a – Catch 1 message 1. b – Catch 2 message 1. c – Catch 3 message 1. 1) Catch message values : 0 = off; 1 = on; 2 = no answer FSP – Fish shoal position relative to vessel @IIFSP,x,M,x,P,x,M a b c d e f a, b – Horizontal range to fish shoal (resolution 1m).. c, d – Bearing to fish shoal relative to vessel's heading. d, e – Fish shoal's depth (resolution 1 m). GLL – Trawl position in Latitude and Longitude $IIGLL,llll.ll,a,yyyyy.yy,a a b c d a, b – Latitude – N/S. c, d – Longitude – E/W.
Dredge Function Dredge Function Overview - Following documentation is dedicated to MaxSea configured with Dredge option. MaxSea is able to receive values sent by dredge sensor relative to the different states of the dredge, 0 for inactive dredge, 1 for active dredge or 2 for hanging dredge. These states are displayed in the data window in the field Quality. In this section you will learn on : 1. Connections at serial port of the computer (Cable diagram) 2. Configuring the Dredge Data Input /Output Settings 3. Dredge features 4. Setting Up the Time Out Cable Diagram Connection ground to pin 5 of the RS232 standard output TTL 0/5 V to 8 (CTS) of the RS232 standard Serial Port Cable Diagram: DCD - Data Carrier Detect DSR - Data Set Ready RD - Receive Data RTS - Request To Send TD - Transmit Data CTS - Clear To Send [ 0 ou 5 volts] 317
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MaxSea Operator Manual version 12.6
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USER GUIDE: MaxSea New Faetures 3
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User Interface Looking at the Chart
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Toolbar Cursor Data User Interface
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Notes: (1) - there is a display for
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User Interface 2. To return to the
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Bearing tool The Bearing tool is a
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Select tool (Finger symbol) Lasso R
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Plotting Drawing Type User Interfac
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NavNet system MaxSea-NavNet Overvie
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Legend (1) - GPS Antenna (2) - Rada
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WARNING : NavNet system You have to
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GPS on the chart Your GPS on the ch
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2. Click the Misc tab for calling u
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How to enable the Auto-Scale functi
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GPS on the chart • Enter directly
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GPS on the chart 1 - Click on the M
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Routes Routes overview A Route is a
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(1) Route using QuickWaypoints, (2)
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Routes Center All your Routes are d
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Name To assign a own name of a rout
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Fig. 1 shows you the selected Leg o
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SOG SOW Speed Over Ground - it is t
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XTE Cross Track Error - The distanc
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Add Waypoints to a Route Additional
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Reverse the Selected Route Routes W
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more information, refer to the rela
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Waypoints Waypoints Overview Waypoi
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access and modify the properties of
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displaying waypoint. modifiable. FI
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Active Route Data Transfer Device O
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On a selected waypoint drawn on the
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Active Route Note: the software aut
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Then choose [New Search and Rescue
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Data Transfer Device Data Transfer
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Note: Tracks (1) - According to the
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Data Transfer Device - Wpt valid na
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.ErrorChar : 0x\00 .EofChar : 0x\00
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- MxDemandeStatutGPS : PNTI,000 ---
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When GPS upload function is activat
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User's Data Adding personal marks U
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User's Data The left part of the bo
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Repeat the operation, changing the
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User's Data You can either display
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User's Data 3. Type in your text (6
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3 - to delete the mark. 4 - to sele
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User's Data Using the Position modi
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User's Data To do this, first selec
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6. Closing user's data layer file (
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Drawing layer's catalog All drawing
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(2) - only the layers modified sinc
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Note: in case of a bad version or a
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• The AutoCAD file has to respect
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User's Data Plotting and modificati
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Electronic Charts Electronic Charts
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4 - the chart is opened and display
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Electronic Charts IMPORTANT - Each
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2 - Using the "Zoom in" and "Zoom o
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Electronic Charts The chart is show
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W000 / W003 Electronic Charts IMPOR
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Electronic Charts Specific items ac
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019 Arc 1950 -- Malawi 020 Arc 1950
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Electronic Charts The chart which w
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Opening a M.C. Pack Chart file Elec
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The Status allows the user to know
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Tips Electronic Charts The Chart Zo
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Following list shows available C-Ma
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C-Map NT Chart Object Properties Yo
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Closing C-Map NT chart Electronic C
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GP_PARAM_ID_PLAIN_DEPCNT GP_PARAM_I
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Weather Forecast Weather overview M
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2. save it to your computer • Cli
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Weather Forecast 1. click and drag
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Wind feather : For wind information
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06 09 : 13 Jan. 18. -06 01 : 00 Sel
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• Second number (00s). Note : 1 h
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(see Register to MaxSea Chopper cha
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• To receive Select Subscribe to
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Pressure Global (with Inland) 1°x1
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Geopotential Height Global (with In
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Tides and Tidal Currents Tides and
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• Use the right-click menu on sel
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Tides and Tidal Currents Arrows bec
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Tides and Tidal Currents Note for e
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IMPORTANT 2D Bathymetric Maps MaxSe
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IMPORTANT Display only User data 2D
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The configuration is simultaneously
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2D Bathymetric Maps Here the "isoba
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3D Bathymetric database 3D Bathymet
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Click on "Open" and the file path w
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Note: 1. To add several user data f
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How to configure the Offset Data Im
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Then choose a station from the harb
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MaxSea allows to display independen
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See also related topics: 1. Modify
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EXTRA IO port : outputs AIS entence
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Input / Output of AIS signal Target
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Buoy's Target Symbol Activating the
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Activating the Fleet tracking To ac
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Radar OVERLAY Radar Overlay Overvie
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Gain Status Gain AC Sea Transmit Ma
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Radar / Chart Offset Direction 0-36
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Gain AC Sea AC Rain Radar Source Me
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Display Option Range Operation Echo
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Professional Weather Routing What i
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Glossary A ACK: Acknowledge ACQ: Ac
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Glossary DDE: Dynamic Data Exchange
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U Glossary UDP: User Datagram Proto
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