JAN-701B/901B

JAN-2000
JAN-1186
ECDIS
ROUTE PLANNING SYSTEM

QUICK REFERENCE

Contents
Preface .....................................................................................................................................................1
About Selecting the Menu...........................................................................................................1
About Selecting the Context Menu ............................................................................................1
About the Panel ...........................................................................................................................2
1

Route Planning ...................................................................................................................................3

ROUTE
button
button) ...................4
1.1 Starting the Route Planning4 ( PLAN key
1.2 Inserting the New WPT
button
button .............................4
1.3 Deleting the WPT
button
button .................................................5
1.4 Dividing the Leg
button[Divide Leg] menu ....................................................5
1.5 Reversing the WPTs Order[Sort Reversely] menu ..........................................................6
1.6 Checking the WPT on the Chart
button.................................................6
1.7 Moving the WPT
button .....................................................................6
1.8 Adding the WPT
button .........................................................................................7
1.9 Displaying/Modifying Information of the WPT or Leg
button ........................7
1.10 Saving the Creating Route
button[Save as] menu ....................................8
1.11 Exiting the Route Planning
button ...................................................................8
1.12 Creating the Alternate Route [Create Alternate Route] menu ......................................9
1.13 Saving the Alternate Route [Create Alternate Route] menu .........................................9

Route Monitoring ..............................................................................................................................10

2.1 Enabling the Safety Contour Alarm ........................................................................................10
2.2 Enabling the Dangerous Alarm ...............................................................................................11
2.3 Enabling the Arrival Last WPT Alarm .....................................................................................12
2.4 Enabling the Off Course Alarm ...............................................................................................12
2.5 Enabling the XTD Alarm...........................................................................................................13
2.6 Enabling the Dragging Anchor Alarm.....................................................................................13

AIS/TT...............................................................................................................................................15
AIS/
3.1 Displaying the AIS/TT target TT key ............................................................................15
3.2 Narrowing down the display of the AIS target [AIS/TT Setting] menu .........................16
3.3 Activating the AIS Target
[Activate AIS] menu ...........................................................17
3.4 Deactivating the AIS Target
[Deactivate AIS] menu ...................................................18
3.5 Deactivating All AIS Targets [Deactivate All AIS] menu ................................................18
3.6 Displaying Information of the AIS/TT Target [All List] menu ........................................18
3.7 Displaying Information the selected AIS/TT target
[TGT Data] menu.......................19
3.8 Displaying the TT vector [AIS/TT Setting] menu ...........................................................20
3.9 Enabling the Dangerous Target Alarm [AIS/TT Setting] menu .....................................21

Navigation Calculating ......................................................................................................................22

4.1 Calculating the Distance [Distance Measurement] menu .............................................22
4.2 Calculating the ETA from the Ship Speed ..............................................................................24
4.3 Calculating the Ship Speed from the ETA ..............................................................................24

Radar Overlay...................................................................................................................................25
5.1 Overlaying the Radar Image( RADAR key..............................................................................25
5.2 Displaying the Range Ring [Range Rings] menu ..........................................................25
5.3 Displaying the Bearing Scale [Bearing Scale] menu.....................................................26
5.4 Adjusting the Brilliance of the Radar Echo
[VIDEO] dial...........................................26
5.5 Suppressing the Rain and Snow Clutter
[RAIN] dial .................................................26
5.6 Suppressing the Sea Clutter
[SEA] dial ......................................................................27
5.7 Adjusting the Gain
[GAIN] dial ....................................................................................27
5.8 Rejecting the Interference from Other Radar [Setting] menu.......................................28

User Map Editing ..............................................................................................................................29

6.1 Starting the User Map Editing ([User Map Editor] menu29
button
button ......................29
6.2 Entering the Symbol ................................................................................................................30
6.3 Drawing the Line ......................................................................................................................31
6.4 Drawing the Area......................................................................................................................31
6.5 Entering the Text ......................................................................................................................32
6.6 Moving the Object
button....................................................................................33
6.7 Deleting the Object
button ................................................................................33
6.8 DisplayingModifying Information of the Object
button .............................33
6.9 Saving the Creating User Map
button[Save as] menu...............................34
6.10 Exiting the User Map Editing
button ..............................................................34
6.11 Merging the User Map [Merge] menu............................................................................35

Reference List
For further details, refer to the corresponding chapter of the instruction manual listed below.
Table Editing ModeGraphic Editing Mode
Instruction
Manual
JAN-701/901
T4.1.2.4
Route Planning 1.1 Starting the Route Planning
Creating the New Route
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.5
Editing the Created Route
G4.1.3.5
1.2 Inserting the New WPT
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
1.3 Deleting the WPT
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
1.4 Dividing the Leg
T4.1.2.4
GTBD
T4.1.2.4
1.5 Reversing the WPTs Order
G4.1.3.4
1.6 Checking the WPT on the Chart
T4.1.2.4
1.7 Moving the WPT
G4.1.3.4
1.8 Adding the WPT
G4.1.3.4
1.9 Displaying/Modifying Information of the WPT or Leg
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
1.10 Saving the Creating Route
Saving the New Route
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.5
Saving the Created Route
G4.1.3.5
T4.1.2.1
1.11 Exiting the Route Planning
G4.1.3.1
1.12 Creating the Alternate Route
4.2.2
1.13 Saving the Alternate Route
4.2.2
Route Monitoring2.1 Setting off the Safety Contour Alarm Setting the vector
3.27.3
Setting the safety contour
3.28.1.1
2.2 Setting off the Dangerous Alarm
Setting the sector
3.27.3
2.3 Setting off the Arrival Last WPT
TBD
2.4 Setting off the Off Course Alarm
TBD
2.5 Setting off the XTD Alarm
3.12.3
2.6 Setting off the Dragging Anchor Alarm
3.17
AIS/TT
3.1 Displaying the AIS/TT target
3.3.9.1
3.2 Narrowing down the display of the AIS target
3.33.1
3.3 Activating the AIS Target
3.3.9.7
3.4 Deactivating the AIS Target
3.3.9.7
3.5 Deactivating All AIS Targets
3.3.9.7
3.6 Displaying Information of the AIS/TT Target
3.3.9.2
3.7 Displaying Information the selected AIS/TT target
3.3.9.8
3.8 Displaying the TT vector
3.33.1
3.9 Enabling the Dangerous Target Alarm
3.33.1
Navigation
4.1 Calculating the Distance
3.12.2
Calculating
4.2 Calculating the ETA from the Ship Speed
2.2.1.5
4.3 Calculating the Ship Speed from the ETA
2.2.1.5
Radar Overlay 5.1 Overlaying the Radar Image
3.3.8
5.2 Displaying the Range Ring
3.3.8
5.3 Displaying the Bearing Scale
3.3.8
5.4 Adjusting the Brilliance of the Radar Echo
3.3.8
5.5 Suppressing the Rain and Snow Clutter
3.3.8
5.6 Suppressing the Sea Clutter
3.3.8
5.7 Adjusting the Gain
3.3.8
5.8 Rejecting the Interference from Other Radar
3.32.1
User Map Editing6.1 Starting the User Map Editing
Creating the New User
5.3.2.1
Editing the Created User
5.3.2.2
Map
6.2 Entering the Symbol
5.5.2
6.3 Drawing the Line
5.5.2
6.4 Drawing the Area
5.5.2
6.5 Entering the Text
5.5.2
6.6 Moving the Object
5.5.2
6.7 Deleting the Object
5.5.2
6.8 DisplayingModifying Information of the Object
5.5.2
6.9 Saving the Creating User Map
Saving the New User Map
5.3.2.1
Saving the Created User
5.3.2.2
Map
6.10 Exiting the User Map Editing
5.3.2.1
6.11 Merging the User Map
5.3.2.3
Contents

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Sub Contents

Instruction
Manual

Instruction
Manual

-2000

1186

T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.5
G4.1.3.5
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
GTBD
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
G4.1.3.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.5
G4.1.3.5
T4.1.2.1
G4.1.3.1
4.2.2
4.2.2
3.27.3
3.28.1.1
3.27.3
TBD
TBD
3.12.3
3.17
3.3.8.1
3.32.1
3.3.8.7
3.3.8.7
3.3.8.7
3.3.8.2
3.3.8.8
3.32.1
3.32.1
3.12.2
2.2.1.4
2.2.1.4
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
5.3.2.1

T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.5
G4.1.3.5
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
GTBD
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
G4.1.3.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.4
G4.1.3.4
T4.1.2.5
G4.1.3.5
T4.1.2.1
G4.1.3.1
4.2.2
4.2.2
3.27.3
3.28.1.1
3.27.3
TBD
TBD
3.12.3
3.17
3.3.8.1
3.32.1
3.3.8.7
3.3.8.7
3.3.8.7
3.3.8.2
3.3.8.8
3.32.1
3.32.1
3.12.2
2.2.1.4
2.2.1.4
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
5.3.2.1

5.3.2.2

5.3.2.2

5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.3.2.1

5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.5.2
5.3.2.1

5.3.2.2

5.3.2.2

5.3.2.1
5.3.2.3

5.3.2.1
5.3.2.3

Preface

About Selecting the Menu

When you move the cursor top of the screen, the menu title bar comes up, and then you can access
to various menus.
Main Menu (Menu Bar)

Submenu (1)

Submenu (2)

In this quick reference, selecting the menu is represented as follows.

Main Menu

Route

Submenu (1)

Route Planning

Submenu (2)

Table Editor

About Selecting the Context Menu

1

2
Right-click

3
Activate AIS

Activate AIS

Right-click on the screen to open the context menu.

Move the cursor to the menu you want to select by the trackball, and then left-click.

In this quick reference, selecting the context menu is represented as follows.

Activate AIS

About the Panel

When you select the menu, the following panel comes up.

In this quick reference, the panel is represented as follows.

AIS/Tracking Target Setting

[Display TT Vector]

Only the necessary item

is taken up.

Route Planning

To create the route, enter the waypoint (WPT) by the following two methods.

T Table Editing Modethe way to enter each WPTs value into the table

G Graphic Editing Modethe way to plot each WPT on the chart graphically by using the mouse

The

or

button switch these modes.

In this quick reference, the following logos indicate the type of these modes.
T : Table Editing Mode
G : Graphic Editing Mode

1.1

Starting the Route Planning

(

ROUTE
PLAN

key

T G

button

T G

button)

1 Press the [ROUTE PLAN] key on the operation panel.

The Table Editing Mode starts, and then the Table Editing Screen comes up.

Table Editor
Entering Area

2 Left-click the [Graphic Editor] button to switch from the Table Editing Mode to the Graphic Editing
Mode.
Then the Graphic Editing Mode starts and the Graphic Editing Screen comes up.
* If you switch the mode while creating the route, created contents are taken over to the other mode.
Creating the New Route

3 Left-click the [New] button. You can create a new route.

Editing the Created Route

3 Left-click the [Open] button. The [Open Route File] panel opens.
4 Select the route you want to edit, and then left-click the [OK] button.
The selected route opens.

1.2

Inserting the New WPT

button

button

T
1 Left-click the WPT number of the row you want to insert the WPT. The rows color changes to blue.
2

Left-click the [Insert] button.

Then the new WPT is inserted, the later WPTs are shifted downward one by one.

G
1 Left-click the [Insert/Move WPT] button.
2

Left-click the leg you want to insert the WPT.

The cross cursor changes to the edit cursor.

1.3

Move the cursor to the position you want to insert, and then left-click.
Then the new WPT is inserted, the later WPTs numbers are increased one by one.

Deleting the WPT

button

button

T
1 Left-click the WPT number of the row you want to delete the WPT. The rows color changes to blue.
2 Left-click the [Delete] button.
Then the WPT is deleted, the later WPTs are shifted upward one by one.

G
1 Left-click the [Delete WPT] button.
2 Left-click the WPT you want to delete.
Then the WPT is deleted, the later WPTs numbers are decreased one by one.

1.4

Dividing the Leg

button

[Divide Leg] menu

T
1 Left-click the WPT number of the row you want to divide the leg. The rows color changes to blue.
2 Left-click the [Divide] button.
The [Divide Route WPT X to WPT X+1] panel opens. (X, X+1WPT number)

3 Enter the interval, and then left-click the [OK] button.

[Every(Lon)] : dividing the leg by the longitude
[Every] : dividing the leg by the distance
The [Divide Route WPT X to WPT X+1] panel closes, and then the leg is divided.

G
1 Select and left-click [divide Leg] from the menu.
Edit

Divide Leg

2 Left-click the leg you want to divide.

The [Divide Route WPT X to WPT X+1] panel opens. (X, X+1WPT number)

3 Same as procedure 3 of T

1.5

Reversing the WPTs Order

T G

[Sort Reversely] menu

1 Select and left-click [Sort Reversely] from the menu.

Edit

Sort Reversely
Then the WPTs order is reversed.

1.6

Checking the WPT on the Chart

button

Left-click the WPT number of the row you want to check the WPT. The rows color changes to blue.

Left-click the [View Sync] button.

The [View Sync] buttons color is highlighted, and then the selected WPT is displayed on the center
of chart.

1
2
2
1

2
1

While the buttons color is highlighted, you can continue these operations.
Left-clicking the [View Sync] button switches ON and OFF.

1.7

Moving the WPT

button

Left-click the [Insert/Move WPT] button.

Left-click the WPT you want to move.

The cross cursor changes to the edit cursor.

Move the cursor to the position you want to transfer, and then left-click.
The WPT is moved.

1.8

Adding the WPT

button

Adding the WPT to W000 or the last WPT

1 Left-click the [Add] button.

2 Left-click the W000 or the last WPT.
3 Move the cursor to the position you want to add, and then left-click.
The WPT is added.

1.9

Displaying/Modifying Information of the WPT or Leg

1 Left-click the [Property] button.

Displaying/Modifying Information of the WPT

2 Left-click the WPT you want to display information.

The [Edit Waypoint] panel opens.

3 To modify information, enter each value, left-click the [OK] button.

The [Edit Waypoint] panel closes.

Displaying/Modifying Information of the Leg

Left-click the leg you want to display information.

The [Edit Waypoint] panel opens.

To modify information, enter each value, left-click the [OK] button.

The [Edit Waypoint] panel closes.

button

1.10

Saving the Creating Route

T G

button[Save as] menu

Saving the Route without Changing the Route Name

1 Left-click the [Save] button.

Saving the Route with the New Route Name

Select and left-click [Save as] from the menu.

File

Save as
The [Save as Route File] panel opens.

Enter [Name] and left-click the [OK] button.

The [Save as Route File] panel closes.

1.11

Exiting the Route Planning

T G

1 Left-click the [Close] button.

The Table Editing Screen or the Graphic Editing Screen closes.

button

1.12

Creating the Alternate Route [Create Alternate Route] menu

1 Select the original route from the [ROUTE] drop-down list on the display panel.
The selected route is displayed on the chart.

2 Select and left-click [Create Alternate Route] from the menu.

Route

Create Alternate Route

The Create Alternate Route Mode is started, and then the Create Alternate Route Screen comes up.

3 The method of creating the alternate route is same as the Graphic Editing Mode.

1.13

Saving the Alternate Route [Create Alternate Route] menu

Saving the Route without Changing the Route Name

1 Left-click the [Save] button.

The alternate route is saved as the temporary file TEMP.

Saving the Route with the New Route Name

Select and left-click [Save as] from the menu.

File

Save as
The [Save as Route File] panel opens.

2 Enter [Name] and left-click the [OK] button.

The [Save as Route File] panel closes.

2 Route Monitoring
2.1
1

Enabling the Safety Contour Alarm

Select and left-click [Alarm Setting] from the menu.
Main

Setting
Alarm Setting
The [Alarm Limit Setting] panel opens.
Alarm Limit Setting

[Vector]

Tick the [Vector] box, and then left-click the [Apply] or [OK] button.
The alarm sounds when the vector passes through the safety contour.
Modify the [Length] and [Width] of the vector, if required.
To disable the alarm, untick the [Vector] box.

Carry out the following menu operation to modify the setting value of the safety contour, if required.

Select and left-click [S-57/C-MAP/ARCS] from the menu.

Chart

Setting
S-57/C-MAP/ARCS
The [Chart Setting] panel opens.

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Shallow Contour

Chart Setting

Deep Contour
Shallow

Land

[View Common] tab

[Depth Alarm]

Deep
Safety Contour

4 The [View Common] tub opens.

5 Modify the setting value, [safety contour], at the [Depth Alarm] item, left-click the [OK] button.
The [Chart Setting] panel closes.

2.2
1

Enabling the Dangerous Alarm

Select and left-click [Alarm Setting] from the menu.
Main

Setting
Alarm Setting
The [Alarm Limit Setting] panel opens.
Alarm Limit Setting

[Sector]

Tick the [Sector] box, and then left-click the [Apply] or [OK] button.
The alarm sounds when the sector approaches a dangerous object.
Modify the [Radius] and [Width] of the sector, if required.
To disable the alarm, untick the [Sector] box.
To close the [Alarm Limit Setting] panel, left-click the [OK] button.
MEMO

Dangerous Object is
ObstructionUnder-water RockWreckDangerous SymbolBuoyLight

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2.3

Enabling the Arrival Last WPT Alarm

1 Select and left-click [Alarm Setting] from the menu.

Main

Setting
Alarm Setting
The [Alarm Limit Setting] panel opens.
Alarm Limit Setting

[Arrival Last WPT]

2 Tick the [Arrival Last WPT] box, and then left-click the [Apply] or [OK] button.
You can set the alarm when the own ship reaches the point of XX minutes before the own ship
arrives at the last WPT.
Modify the setting time, XX, if required.
To disable the alarm, untick the [Arrival Last WPT] box.
To close the [Alarm Limit Setting] panel, left-click the [OK] button.

2.4
1

Enabling the Off Course Alarm

Select and left-click [Alarm Setting] from the menu.
Main

Setting
Alarm Setting
The [Alarm Limit Setting] panel opens.
Alarm Limit Setting

[Off Course]

12

Tick the [Off Course] box, and then left-click the [Apply] or [OK] button.
The alarm sounds when the heading of the own ship exceeds more than the setting angle.
Modify the setting angle, if required.
To disable the alarm, untick the [Off Course] box.
To close the [Alarm Limit Setting] panel, left-click the [OK] button.

2.5

Enabling the XTD Alarm

1 Select and left- click [Use XTD Alarm] from the menu.
Route

Use XTD Alarm

The tick () is marked in the menu, and then the alarm sounds when the own ship deviates from
the planning course.
Selecting the menu switches ON and OFF.

2.6
1

Enabling the Dragging Anchor Alarm

Select and left-click [Create Monitoring Circle] from the menu.
Ownship/Track

Anchor Watch
Create Monitoring Circle
The [Monitoring Dragging Anchor] panel opens.

The longitude and latitude in the [Monitoring Circle] item is the center of the monitoring circle.
(default: the heading forward position)
Left-clicking on the chart can also set the position as the center of the monitoring circle

Own Ship

Enter the radius of the monitoring circle in the [Radius] field.

13

Left-click the [OK] button. The [Create Monitoring Circle] panel is closed, and then the monitoring
circle is displayed on the chart.
The alarm sounds when the own ship deviates from the monitoring circle.
To clear the monitoring circle, select and left-click [Clear Monitoring Circle] from the menu.
Ownship/Track

Anchor Watch
Clear Monitoring Circle

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AIS/TT

The AIS information received from the AIS and the TT information received from the radar can be
displayed on the chart.

3.1
1

AIS/
TT

Displaying the AIS/TT target

key

Press the [AIS/TT] key on the operation panel.

The AIS/TT target (*) is displayed on the chart.
Pressing the [AIS/TT] key switches display or not.
MEMO

(*) The displayed AIS/TT target is the one selected by the following menu operation.
Select and left-click [TT1], [TT2], [AIS], or [All] from the menu.
The selected target is displayed on the chart, and then the tick () is marked in the menu.
Selecting the menu switches display or not.
AIS/TT
TT1
TT2
AIS
All

[All] means selecting all of [TT1], [TT2], and [AIS].

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3.2

Narrowing down the display of the AIS target [AIS/TT Setting] menu

1 Select and left-click [AIS/TT Setting] from the menu.

AIS/TT
AIS/TT Setting

The [AIS/Tracking Target Setting] panel opens.

AIS/Tracking Target Setting

[AIS Filter]

2 Select the [Display] from the [Filter Mode] drop-down list in the [AIS filter] item.
3 Tick the [Ring] and [Sector] box in the [AIS filter] item, and then left-click the [Apply] or [OK] button.
The filter is enabled, and then only AIS target in the setting range of [Ring] and [Sector] is displayed.
Heading

Sector

Ring

Own Ship

120nm

Modify the setting range of [Ring] and [Sector], if required.

To disable the filter, untick the [Ring] and [Sector] box.
Ticking the [Filter Display] box of the [AIS filter] displays the setting range of [Ring] and [Sector] on
the chart.

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3.3

Activating the AIS Target

[Activate AIS] menu

The AIS target is deactivated in default. (Sleeping AIS target)

1 Right-click on the chart to open the context menu, and then left-click [Activate AIS].

Activate AIS

The cross cursor changes to the box cursor.

2 Move the cursor to the AIS target, and left-click.

The AIS target is activated, the vector is displayed.
COG (variable length)
ROT (fixed length)
HDG (fixed length)

HDG

Sleeping

Activated

AIS target

AIS target

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3.4

Deactivating the AIS Target

[Deactivate AIS] menu

1 Right-click on the chart to open the context menu, and then left-click [Deactivate AIS].

Deactivate AIS

The cross cursor changes to the box cursor.

2 Move the cursor to the activated AIS target, and left-click.

The AIS target is deactivated (becomes the sleeping AIS target), the vector is disappeared.

3.5

Deactivating All AIS Targets [Deactivate All AIS] menu

1 Select and left-click [Deactivate All AIS] from the menu.

AIS/TT
Deactivate All AIS

All activated AIS targets are deactivated (become the sleeping AIS targets), the vectors are
disappeared.

3.6
1

Displaying Information of the AIS/TT Target [All List] menu

Select and left-click [All List] from the menu.
AIS/TT
All List

The [All List] panel opens.

Left-click either the [TT1], [TT2], or [AIS] tab.

Information of the AIS/TT targets are displayed by each targets ID, respectively.
Left-click the [Close] button to close the [All List] panel.

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MEMO

If you select the [AIS] tub, the [View AIS Detail] button becomes active.
Details of information on AIS can be displayed.
Left-click the [View AIS Detail] button to open the [AIS Information] panel.
Left-click the [Close] button to close the [AIS Information] panel.

3.7
1

Displaying Information the selected AIS/TT target

[TGT Data] menu

Right-click on the chart to open the context menu, and then left-click [TGT Data].

TGT Data

The cross cursor changes to the box cursor.

Move the cursor to the AIS or TT target, and left-click.

The [Selected Target] panel opens, and then information of the selected AIS or TT target is
displayed.

[Release] button

[Close] button

Left-click the [Release] button to hide information in each panel.

Left-click the [Close] button to close the [Selected Target] panel.
MEMO

The [Selected Target] panel can be opened in advance.

Select and left-click the [Select List] from the menu.
AIS/TT
Select List

The [Selected Target] panel opens.

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MEMO

Information of up to three targets can be displayed in the [Selected Target] panel.

Information of the newly selected target is displayed at the top of the panel, and then older
information is shifted downward one by one.

Number : selection sequence of AIS/TT target

3.8
1

Displaying the TT vector [AIS/TT Setting] menu

Select and left-click [AIS/TT Setting] from the menu.
AIS/TT
AIS/TT Setting

The [AIS/Tracking Target Setting] panel opens.

Tick the [Display TT Vector] box, and then left-click the [Apply] or [OK] button.
AIS/Tracking Target Setting

[Display TT Vector]

The TT vector is displayed.

To hide the TT vector, untick the [Display TT Vector] box.

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New

Old

3.9

Enabling the Dangerous Target Alarm [AIS/TT Setting] menu

1 Press the [AIS/TT] key on the operation panel to display the AIS target on the chart.
The dangerous alarm sounds when an AIS target comes into the setting range of CPA and TCPA.

Carry out the following menu operation to modify the setting range, if required.

2 Select and left-click [AIS/TT Setting] from the menu.

AIS/TT
AIS/TT Setting

The [AIS/Tracking Target Setting] panel opens.

AIS/Tracking Target Setting

[CPA/TCPA Limit]
[AIS CPA/TCPA Alarm]

3 Enter each setting range in the [CPA/TCPA Limit] item.

4 Select the intended AIS target from the [AIS CPA/TCPA Alarm] drop-down list.
[ACT]Activated AIS target only
[ACT & Sleep]Displaying all AIS target (activated and sleeping AIS target)

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Navigation Calculating

4.1

Calculating the Distance [Distance Measurement] menu

1 Select the route from the [ROUTE] drop-down list on the display panel.
The selected route is displayed on the chart.

2 Select and left-click [Distance Measurement] from the menu.

Route

Distance Measurement
The [Distance Measurement] panel opens.

3 Select the starting and end point in the [From] and [To] drop-down list, respectively.
If you select the [Waypoint], select the waypoint number from the [WPT No.] drop-down list.
If you select the [Own Ship] or [Picked Point], select the via point number from the [Via WPT No.]
drop-down list.
The calculation result is displayed in the [Distance] field.
Left-click the [Close] button to close the [Distance Measurement] panel.

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For example)
Calculating the Distance between WPT and WPT
[From]
[WPT No.]
[To]
[WPT No.]

Waypoint
00
Waypoint
02

W003

W001
W002
W000

Calculating the Distance between Own Ship and WPT

[From]
[Via WPT No.]
[To]
[WPT No.]

Own Ship
01
Waypoint
01

W003

W001
W002
W000

Own Ship

Calculating the Distance of Own Ship to WPT plus WPT to Picked Point
W003

[From]
Own Ship
[Via WPT No.]
01
[To]
Picked Point

W001
W002
W000

Own Ship

The [Picked Point] is an arbitrary point on the route.

Left-click on the route to specify the position.

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4.2

Calculating the ETA from the Ship Speed

1 Left-click the [CALC] tab on the display panel.

2 Select the WPT number of the destination from the [DEST] drop-down list.
The distance from the own ship to the destination is displayed.
The input value or the actual ship speed as the ship speed can be selected.
Using the Input Value

3 Left-click the [Actual] button to switch to [CALC], and then enter the ship speed in the [SPD] box.
The [CALC] and [Actual] button can be switched just one click.
The estimated time of arrival is calculated and displayed in the [ETA] field.
Using the Actual Ship Speed

4 Left-click the [CALC] button to switch to [Actual], and then the actual ship speed is displayed in the
[SPD] box.
The [CALC] and [Actual] button can be switched just one click.
The estimated time of arrival is calculated and displayed in the [ETA] field.

4.3
1

Calculating the Ship Speed from the ETA

Left-click the [CALC] tab on the display panel.

Select the WPT number of the destination from the [DEST] drop-down list.
The distance from the own ship to the destination is displayed.
Enter Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) in the [ETA] field.
The ship speed to arrive at the destination by the ETA is calculated and displayed in the [SPD] field.

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Radar Overlay

The radar image can be overlaid with the chart.

(This operation requires the Radar Overlay Kid, an option.)

5.1
1

Overlaying the Radar Image(

RADAR

key

Press the [RADAR] key on the operation panel.

The radar image (*) is overlaid with the chart.
And then the red ring, display range of the radar image, is displayed.
Pressing the [RADAR] key switches display or not.
MEMO

(*) The displayed radar image is the one selected by the following menu operation.
Select and left-click [Radar 1] or [Radar 2] from the menu.
The selected radar image is displayed on the chart, and then the tick () is marked in the menu.
Selecting the menu switches display or not.
Main
Radar Overlay
Radar1
Radar2

5.2
1

Displaying the Range Ring [Range Rings] menu

Select and left-click [Range Rings] from the menu.
The range ring is displayed on the chart, and then the tick () is marked in the menu.
Selecting the menu switches display or not.
Main
Radar Overlay
Range Rings

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5.3

Displaying the Bearing Scale [Bearing Scale] menu

1 Select and left-click [Bearing Scale] from the menu.

The bearing scale is displayed on the chart, and then the tick () is marked in the menu.
Selecting the menu switches display or not.
Main
Radar Overlay
Bearing Scale

5.4

Adjusting the Brilliance of the Radar Echo

[VIDEO] dial

Turn clockwise the [VIDEO] dial on the operation panel to increase the brilliance, and then the
[Radar Setting] panel opens.
You may want to adjust while watching the scroll bar.

Left-click the [Close] button or press the [VIDEO] dial to close the [Radar Setting] panel.
Pressing the dial switches display or not.

5.5

Suppressing the Rain and Snow Clutter

[RAIN] dial

1 Turn clockwise the [RAIN] dial on the operation panel to enhance the effect of rain and snow
anti-clutter, and then the [Radar Setting] panel opens.
You may want to adjust while watching the scroll bar.

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2 Left-click the [Close] button or press the [RAIN] dial to close the [Radar Setting] panel.
Pressing the dial switches display or not.

5.6

Suppressing the Sea Clutter

[SEA] dial

1 Turn clockwise the [SEA] dial on the operation panel to enhance the effect of sea anti-clutter, and
then the [Radar Setting] panel opens.
You may want to adjust while watching the scroll bar.

2 Left-click the [Close] button or press the [SEA] dial to close the [Radar Setting] panel.
Pressing the dial switches display or not.

5.7

Adjusting the Gain

[GAIN] dial

Turn clockwise the [GAIN] dial on the operation panel to increase the gain, and then the [Radar
Setting] panel opens.
You may want to adjust while watching the scroll bar.

Left-click the [Close] button or press the [GAIN] dial to close the [Radar Setting] panel.
Pressing the dial switches display or not.

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5.8

Rejecting the Interference from Other Radar [Setting] menu

1 Select and left-click [Setting] from the menu.

Main
Radar Overlay
Setting

The [Radar Setting] panel opens.

2 Select the effect of Interference Rejection (IR) in the [IR] drop-down list.
Radar Setting

[IR]
[IR
[IR
[IR
[IR

Off]
Low]
Middle]
High]

IR
OFF
IR effect LOW
IR effect MIDDLE
IR effect HIGH

Left-click the [Close] button to close the [Radar Setting] panel.

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User Map Editing

The user map can be created and overlaid with other charts.
The user map information contains various objects (symbols, lines, areas, texts).

Text
Symbol

6.1

Line

Area

Text

Starting the User Map Editing ([User Map Editor] menu

button

Select and left-click [User Map Editor] from the menu.

User Map

User Map Editor

The User Map Editing Screen comes up.

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button

Creating the New User Map

Left-click the [New] button. The new user map can be created.

Editing the Created User Map

Left-click the [Open] button. The [Open Chart File] panel opens.

Select the user map you want to edit, left-click the [OK] button.
The selected user map opens.

6.2

Entering the Symbol

1 Left-click the [Symbol] tab.

2 Select type of the symbol, and left-click. (ex. [Circle])

3 Move the cursor to the position you want to enter the symbol, and left-click.
The symbol is entered.

To abort entry, right-click on the chart to open the context menu, and then left-click the [Abort].

Abort

About deleting the symbol, refer to the section 6.7.

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6.3

Drawing the Line

1 Left-click the [Line] tab.

2 Select type of the line, and left-click. (ex. [Simple Line])

3 Move the cursor to the starting position of the line, and left-click.
4 Move the cursor to the position you want to draw the line, and left-click.
If you want to continue to draw, repeat these operations.

To abort drawing, right-click on the chart to open the context menu, and then left-click the [Abort].

Abort

About deleting the line, refer to the section 6.7.

6.4

Drawing the Area

1 Left-click the [Area] tab.

2 Select type of the area, and left-click. (ex. [Warning Area])

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3 Move the cursor to the starting position to of the area, and left-click.
4 Move the cursor to the position you want to draw the side, and left-click.
If you want to continue to draw, repeat these operations.

To abort drawing, right-click on the chart to open the context menu, and then left-click the [Abort].

Abort

About deleting the area, refer to the section 6.7.

6.5

Entering the Text

1 Left-click the [Text] tab.

2 Select [Small font] or [Large font], and left-click.

3 Move the cursor to the position you want to enter the text, and left-click.
[Text] and the circle is displayed.

Text

Then the [Location/Attributes] panel opens.

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4 Enter the sentence in [Text] field, left-click the [OK] button. (ex. ABC)

The circle is

Then the text is entered, the [Location/Attributes] panel close.

disappeared.

Location/Attributes

ABC
[Text]
ABC

Modify the position, rotation, color, font size, and so on, if required.

6.6

Moving the Object

button

Left-click the [Move] button.

Left-click the object you want to move.

The cross cursor changes to the edit cursor.

Move the cursor to the position you want to move, and left-click.
The object is moved.

6.7

Deleting the Object

button

1 Left-click the [Delete] button.

2 Left-click the object you want to delete.
The object is deleted.

6.8

DisplayingModifying Information of the Object

1 Left-click the [Property] button.

2 Left-click the object you want to display information.
The [Location/Attributes] panel opens.

3 To modify information, enter each value, left-click the [OK] button.

The [Location/Attributes] panel closes.
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button

6.9

Saving the Creating User Map

button[Save as] menu

Saving the Route without Changing the User Map Name

1 Left-click the [Save] button.

Saving the Route with the New User Map Name

1 Select and left-click [Save as] from the menu.

File

Save as
The [Save as] panel opens.

2 Enter [Name] and left-click the [Save] button.

The [Save as] panel closes, and then the [Datum Conversion] panel opens.

3 Select [Select Datum] to convert geodesic data or [Enter Offset] to enter offset, and then left-click the
[OK] button.
The [Datum Conversion] panel closes.

6.10

Exiting the User Map Editing

1 Left-click the [Close] button.

The User Map Editing Screen closes.

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button

6.11

Merging the User Map [Merge] menu

1 Open the new or created user map (map 1).

2 Select and left-click [Merge] from the menu.
File

Merge
The [Open Chart File] panel opens.

3 Select the user map (map 2) you want to merge with map 1, left-click the [OK] button.
Both of them are merged. (map 1)
map 1

map 2

map 1

Saving the Route without Changing the User Map Name

4 Left-click the [Save] button.

Saving the Route with the New User Map Name

Select and left-click [Save as] from the menu.

File

Save as
The [Save as] panel opens.

5 Enter [Name] and [Comment], left-click the [Save] button.

The [Save as] panel closes, and then the [Datum Conversion] panel opens.

6 Select [Select Datum] to convert geodesic data or [Enter Offset] to enter offset, and then left-click the
[OK] button.
The [Datum Conversion] panel closes.

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