Raymarine HSB2 Plus Series User manual

Category
Navigators
Type
User manual
hsb
2
PLUS Series
LCD Display
Owner’s
Handbook
Document number: 81186_3
Date: September 2002
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Preface iii
hsb
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PLUS Series LCD Display Owner’s
Handbook
September 2002
INTENDED USE
Thedisplayunits detailedinthishandbook may form part of navigational
radarsystems intended for lightmarineuse.Thesedisplays and radar
systems are only an aid to navigation.
SAFETY NOTICES
Thisradarequipmentmustbeinstalled and operatedinaccordancewiththe
instructionscontained in thismanual.Failuretodosocanresultinpersonal
injuryand/ornavigationalinaccuracies.Inparticular:
1.HIGHVOLTAGE.TheLCDdisplayunitandscannerunitcontain
highvoltages.Adjustmentsrequirespecializedserviceproceduresand
toolsonly availableto qualifiedservicetechnicians– thereareno user
serviceablepartsoradjustments.The operatorshouldnever removethe
displayunitcoverorattempttoservicethe equipment.
2.ELECTROMAGNETICENERGY.Theradarscannertransmits
electromagneticenergy. Itisimportantthat theradaris turnedoffwhenever
personnelarerequired to come closeto the scannertoperform work on the
scannerassemblyor associatedequipment.
Itisrecommendedthattheradarscannerismountedoutofrangeofpersonnel
(abovehead height).
Avoidlookingdirectlyattheantennaasyoureyesarethemostsensitivepartof
thebody to electromagnetic energy.
Whenproperlyinstalledandoperated,theuseofthisradarwillconformtothe
requirementsofANSI/IEEEC95.1-1992StandardforSafety Levelswith
RespecttoHumanExposuretoRadioFrequencyElectromagneticFields,3Hz
to300GHzandNRPB,BoardStatementonRestrictionsonHumanExposure
toStaticandTimeVaryingElectromagneticFieldsandRadiation.DocNRPB,
N0.5 (1993).
4.NAVIGATIONAID.Thisunitisonlyanaidtonavigation.Itsaccuracycan
beaffectedby many factors,includingequipment failureor defects,
environmentalconditions,andimproperhandlingor use. It is the user’s
responsibilityto exercisecommon prudenceandnavigationaljudgements.
Thisradarunitshouldnot berelieduponasasubstituteforsuchprudenceand
judgement.
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Raymarineproductsare supportedbya networkofAuthorized Service
Representatives.For informationon our productsandservices,contacteither
ofthefollowing:
UNITEDSTATES RaymarineInc.
22 CottonRoad,UnitD
Nashua,NH 03063-4219
Telephone: +16038815200
+1800539 5539
Fax: +1603864 4756
EUROPE RaymarineLimited
AnchoragePark
Portsmouth
HampshirePO35TD
England
Telephone: +44(0)23 92693611
Fax: +44(0)23 92694642
Copyright© Raymarine Ltd.2002
Thetechnicalandgraphicalinformationcontainedin thishandbook,tothe
bestofourknowledge, wascorrectasitwentto press.However,our policyof
continuousimprovementand updatingmay changeproductspecifications
withoutpriornotice.Asaresult,unavoidabledifferencesbetweentheproduct
andhandbook may occur fromtime to time, for whichliability cannotbe
acceptedbyRaymarine.
Raymarineisa registeredtrademarkof RaymarineLimited.
SeaTalkis a registeredtrademarkof RaymarineLimited.
hsb
2
isatrademarkofRaymarineLimited.
Pathfinder Plus is a trademark of Raymarine Limited.
ThisproductcontainstechnologyprovidedunderlicensebyAcornGroupplc.
Thecopyrightofthisintellectualpropertyis acknowledgedby Raymarine
Ltd.,as areAcorn’s trademarksand patents.Acorn’sworldwideweb address
is http://www.acorn.com.
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Preface
Thishandbook describestheradarand chart aspectsof the followinghsb
2
(PLUS)seriesdisplaysystems fromRaymarine:
Thishandbook alsodescribestheuse of multi-displaysystems.
Note:Radar systems are suppliedwith an appropriateRaymarinescanner
unitand inter-connectingcable.Detailsforinstallingthe scannerarede-
scribedinthe PathfinderRadar ScannerOwner’sHandbook.
TheRaychart(RC)displayunits includea cartridgeholderassembly which
containstwoslotsfor C-MAP NT chart cards.
Thishandbook containsvery importantinformationon the installation and
operation of yournew equipment.Inorderto obtain the bestresultsin
operation and performance, pleasereadthishandbookthoroughly.
Raymarine’sTechnicalServicesrepresentativesor your localdealerwillbe
available toansweranyquestionsyoumayhave.
Warranty
To registeryour displayunit ownership,pleasetake a few minutes to fillout
thewarrantyregistrationcard foundattheendofthishandbook.Itis very
importantthatyou completetheowner informationandreturnthe cardtothe
factoryinorderto receivefullwarrantybenefits.
EMC Conformance
AllRaymarine equipmentand accessoriesaredesignedto the bestindustry
standardsforuse in the recreationalmarineenvironment.
Thedesignand manufactureof Raymarine equipmentandaccessories
conformtothe appropriateElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)standards,
butcorrectinstallationis requiredto ensure thatperformance isnot
compromised.
System Display Scanner Chartplotter
Pathfinder Radar RL70 PLUS Yes No
Raychart Chartplotter RC520PLUS No Yes
Combined Pathfinder Radar/Chartplotter RL70RC PLUS Yes Yes
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Contents
Preface ............................................................................................... v
Warranty ...........................................................................................v
EMC Conformance ...........................................................................v
Chapter 1: Overview ..........................................................................................1.1
How toUse ThisHandbook .......................................................... 1.1
1.1 General.......................................................................................... 1.4
Introductionto hsb2 Systems ........................................................ 1.4
PLUS DisplayUnits ..................................................................... 1.5
OperatingModes .......................................................................... 1.6
Headingand Position Data ........................................................... 1.9
1.2 ThePathfinderRadar PLUS Display .......................................... 1.10
PathfinderRadar PLUS Display Options ................................... 1.10
Radar Functions ......................................................................... 1.12
1.3 TheChartplotterDisplay ............................................................ 1.13
ChartplotterDisplayOptions ...................................................... 1.14
ChartplotterFunctions ................................................................ 1.15
1.4 OperatingControls ..................................................................... 1.16
Trackpadand Cursor ................................................................... 1.16
DedicatedKeys ........................................................................... 1.18
SoftKeys..................................................................................... 1.19
Pop-Up Menus ............................................................................ 1.19
DatabaseLists ............................................................................. 1.20
Chapter 2: Getting Started & Adjusting the Display ....................................2.1
2.1 Introduction .................................................................................. 2.1
ConventionsUsed ......................................................................... 2.1
Simulator ...................................................................................... 2.1
2.2 Switchingthe Display On andOff ................................................ 2.2
SimulatorMode ............................................................................ 2.5
Changingthe Lighting & Contrast ................................................ 2.6
2.3 Controllingthe Display ................................................................. 2.7
Selectingthe Mode of Operation .................................................. 2.7
Customizingthe Screen PresentationOptions ............................ 2.13
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2.4 RadarDisplayControl Functions ............................................... 2.16
Using theZoom Function ........................................................... 2.16
Offsetting theCenter ................................................................... 2.17
Hidingthe Ship’sHeading Marker(SHM) ................................. 2.18
2.5 ChartDisplay Control Functions ................................................ 2.19
MovingAround the Chart ........................................................... 2.19
2.6 TypicalChartScenarios .............................................................. 2.23
Placeand Goto a Waypoint ......................................................... 2.24
MakeandFollow a Route ........................................................... 2.26
ReviewYourPassagePlan .......................................................... 2.28
ReviewYourPassagePlan .......................................................... 2.29
Displayingthe Radarand SynchronizingRadar& Chart ........... 2.30
Chapter 3: Standard Radar Operations ..........................................................3.1
3.1 Introduction .................................................................................. 3.1
3.2 RangeControl ............................................................................... 3.2
Changingthe Range ...................................................................... 3.3
DeterminingActual Radar Range ................................................. 3.3
3.3 Interpreting and Adjusting the Radar Picture ............................... 3.4
IdentifyingFalseEcho Returns .................................................... 3.5
AdjustingGain, Sea Clutter,Rain Clutterand Tune ..................... 3.7
Changingthe TargetsDisplay ......................................................3.11
3.4 MeasuringRange and BearingUsing VRM/EBLs .................... 3.13
MeasuringRange and Bearingto Targetfrom Vessel ................. 3.14
MeasuringRange and BearingBetween Targets(FLOAT) ........ 3.16
ControllingVRM/EBL DataBoxes ........................................... 3.18
3.5 SettingGuard Zones and Alarms ................................................ 3.19
PlacingaGuard Zone .................................................................. 3.20
Moving,Reshapingor Deleting a Guard Zone ........................... 3.21
ControllingGuard Zone Alarms ................................................. 3.21
3.6 MARPA ...................................................................................... 3.23
Introductionto MARPA ............................................................. 3.23
Using MARPA ............................................................................ 3.25
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Chapter 4: Integrated Radar Operations ........................................................4.1
4.1 Introduction .................................................................................. 4.1
4.2 Changingthe HeadingMode ........................................................ 4.2
Trueand Relative Motion ............................................................. 4.2
4.3 Using Marks .................................................................................. 4.4
4.4 ManOverboard(MOB) ................................................................ 4.5
4.5 CursorEcho .................................................................................. 4.6
Chapter 5: Standard Chart Operations ...........................................................5.1
5.1 Introduction .................................................................................. 5.1
5.2 Using Chart Cards ......................................................................... 5.2
Insertinga Chart Card ................................................................... 5.2
Removing a Chart Card ................................................................ 5.3
Displayingthe Chart Data ............................................................. 5.3
DisplayingChartObjectandSource Information ........................ 5.4
5.3 Workingwith Waypoints .............................................................. 5.8
Introduction .................................................................................. 5.8
PlacingaWaypoint ....................................................................... 5.9
Selectinga Waypoint .................................................................. 5.12
WaypointData Display ............................................................... 5.12
EditingtheWaypointDetails ...................................................... 5.13
ErasingaWaypoint ..................................................................... 5.14
Movinga Waypoint .................................................................... 5.14
Using theST60orST80 NavigatorKeypad ............................... 5.15
5.4 Workingwith Routes .................................................................. 5.18
Creatinga NewRoute ................................................................. 5.19
Savingthe CurrentRoute ............................................................ 5.22
Clearingthe Current Route ......................................................... 5.23
Retrievea RouteFromthe Database ........................................... 5.23
DisplayingRoute Information .................................................... 5.24
UsingtheRouteListtoEraseand NameaRoute ....................... 5.26
Editing a Route ........................................................................... 5.27
5.5 FollowingRoutes and Going toPoints ....................................... 5.29
Followa Route ............................................................................ 5.29
TargetPoint Arrival .................................................................... 5.31
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OtherFollowRouteOptions ....................................................... 5.31
Going To an IndividualTargetPoint ........................................... 5.32
StopFollowor StopGoto............................................................ 5.33
5.6 Transferring WaypointsandRoutes ........................................... 5.34
5.7 Using Tracks ............................................................................... 5.38
SettingUp a Track ...................................................................... 5.39
Clearingthe Current Track ......................................................... 5.40
ManagingTracks ........................................................................ 5.40
SmartRoute ................................................................................. 5.42
Chapter 6: Further Chart Operations ..............................................................6.1
6.1 Introduction .................................................................................. 6.1
6.2 MeasuringDistancesUsing theVRM/EBL Key .......................... 6.2
6.3 Alarmsand Timers ........................................................................ 6.4
Alarm Reporting ........................................................................... 6.4
SettingAlarms and Timers ........................................................... 6.5
6.4 ManOverboard(MOB) ................................................................ 6.6
6.5 CursorEcho .................................................................................. 6.7
6.6 GPS Setup ..................................................................................... 6.8
6.7 Data Log Mode ........................................................................... 6.10
Chapter 7: Setting Up the System Defaults ...................................................7.1
7.1 Introduction .................................................................................. 7.1
7.2 Changingthe SetUpParameters .................................................. 7.2
7.3 SystemSet Up Parameters ............................................................ 7.4
Data Boxes .................................................................................... 7.6
BearingMode ............................................................................... 7.6
CursorReference .......................................................................... 7.6
CursorReadout ............................................................................. 7.6
Day/Night ..................................................................................... 7.7
Help............................................................................................... 7.7
SoftKeys....................................................................................... 7.7
KeyBeep ...................................................................................... 7.7
MOB Data ..................................................................................... 7.7
AutopilotPop Up .......................................................................... 7.7
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MenuTimeoutPeriod ................................................................... 7.7
Units .............................................................................................. 7.8
VariationSource ........................................................................... 7.8
BridgeNMEAHeading ................................................................ 7.9
NMEA Out Set Up ........................................................................ 7.9
CursorEcho .................................................................................. 7.9
Date andTimeSettings ............................................................... 7.10
GPS SOG/COG Filter ................................................................. 7.10
CompassSetUp .......................................................................... 7.10
Language .................................................................................... 7.10
Simulator .....................................................................................7.11
7.4 RadarSet UpParameters ............................................................ 7.12
EBL Display ............................................................................... 7.12
TimedTransmissionOption ....................................................... 7.13
MarksOptions ............................................................................ 7.13
CustomScale .............................................................................. 7.13
BearingAlignment ..................................................................... 7.14
AntennaSize ............................................................................... 7.14
Sendon HSB ............................................................................... 7.14
7.5 MARPA SetUp Parameters ........................................................ 7.15
7.6 AdvancedSettings ...................................................................... 7.16
DisplayTiming ........................................................................... 7.16
STC Preset .................................................................................. 7.17
Tune Preset.................................................................................. 7.17
7.7 ChartSet UpParameters ............................................................. 7.18
CustomizeChart ......................................................................... 7.18
PlotterMode ............................................................................... 7.19
ChartOrientation ........................................................................ 7.19
ObjectInformation ..................................................................... 7.20
WaypointOptions ....................................................................... 7.20
Vectors ........................................................................................ 7.20
Radar/ChartSynch ...................................................................... 7.20
DatumSelection ......................................................................... 7.20
PositionOffset ............................................................................ 7.21
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Chapter 8: Installation ......................................................................................8.1
8.1 Introduction .................................................................................. 8.1
Planningthe Installation ............................................................... 8.2
EMC InstallationGuidelines ........................................................ 8.2
8.2 Unpackingand Inspecting the Components ................................. 8.4
8.3 Selectingthe Display Unit Location ............................................. 8.5
8.4 CableRuns .................................................................................... 8.7
PowerCable .................................................................................. 8.7
Inter-Unit ScannerCable .............................................................. 8.8
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Cable ..................................................................................... 8.8
8.5 Mountingthe Display Unit ........................................................... 8.9
8.6 SystemConnections ....................................................................8.11
DisplayUnit Connection ............................................................ 8.12
8.7 RadarSystem Testsand InstallationAlignment ......................... 8.15
SystemCheck ............................................................................. 8.15
SwitchOn andInitialSetup ........................................................ 8.15
RadarSystem Checks and Adjustments ..................................... 8.16
EMC Conformance ..................................................................... 8.20
8.8 IntegratedSystems ...................................................................... 8.20
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â„¢(HighSpeedBus)MultipleDisplaySystems .................. 8.20
SeaTalk®and NMEA In ............................................................. 8.23
UsingtheSeaTalk AuxiliaryJunctionBox ................................. 8.28
Data Output ................................................................................. 8.29
Data Conversion ......................................................................... 8.30
8.9 IntegratedSystem Checks .......................................................... 8.31
ChartDisplay - RL70 PLUS, RL70RC PLUS,RC520PLUS .... 8.31
ReceivedData ............................................................................. 8.31
TransmittedData ........................................................................ 8.31
Chapter 9: Maintenance and Problem Solving ..............................................9.1
9.1 Maintenance ................................................................................. 9.1
RoutineChecks ............................................................................. 9.1
EMC ServicingandSafetyGuidelines ......................................... 9.1
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9.2 Resettingthe System ..................................................................... 9.2
9.3 ProblemSolving ........................................................................... 9.3
TechnicalSupport: ........................................................................ 9.3
How to Contact Raymarine (US) .................................................. 9.4
How toContactRaymarine(Europe) ........................................... 9.5
WorldwideSupport ....................................................................... 9.5
Appendix A: Specification ...................................................................................A.1
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Series7"LCD Displays .........................................................A.1
Appendix B: Using the Auxiliary Junction Box ................................................. B.1
Raystar112,105,Apelco 182 and 182XT ....................................B.2
AutohelmGPS, Z260and Z273 ...................................................B.3
Raystar112LP(SeaTalk version) .................................................B.4
Raystar114CombinedGPS and DifferentialBeaconReceiver ...B.5
Raystar120 WAAS SatelliteDifferentialReceiver ......................B.6
Appendix C: C-MAP Chart Card Features .......................................................... C.1
Appendix D: SeaTalk and NMEA Data Received and Transmitted ................ D.1
Appendix E: Connecting a Raymarine Heading Sensor ...................................E.1
G-SeriesCourse Computer ...........................................................E.1
Appendix F: Abbreviations ..................................................................................F.1
Index................................................................................................. xiii
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How to Use This
Handbook
Chapter 1: Overview
How to Use This Handbook
Thishandbookdescribesthefollowinghsb
2
(PLUS)seriesdisplaysandmulti-
displaysystems:
RL70PLUS PathfinderRadar,7" LCD Display
RL70RCPLUSPathfinderRadar& Chartplotter,7"LCD Display
RC520PLUS Chartplotter,7" LCDDisplay
Ifyou are installingthe displaysystem yourself, you shouldreadChapter 8
beforeyou startthe installation.Thischapteralsoprovidesinformationthat
willbe useful ifyou areconnectingyour
hsb
2
series system to other
equipment.
Foranoverviewof
hsb
2
(PLUS)displaysystems,thedisplayunitcontrolsand
the radar/chartplotter system, read Chapter 1.Chapter 2 willhelpyou start
usingyour system.
Fordetailed informationon radaroperationsreferto Chapter 3:Standard
RadarOperationsandChapter4:IntegratedRadar Operations.
Forchartplotteroperatingdetails,refertoChapter 5andChapter 6.
To changethe systemsetup defaults,readChapter 7.
Detailsfor installing a radarscanner areprovidedin the PathfinderRadar
ScannerOwner’sHandbook supplied withyour scanner.
Note:Many illustrationsinthishandbook showexamplescreens.The screen
yousee on your displaydependson your systemconfigurationand setup op-
tions,so itmay differfrom theillustration.
Thishandbook isorganizedasfollows:
Chapter 1providesan overviewof an
hsb
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multi-display system and the
featuresandfunctionsofthe
hsb
2
PLUSseriesLCDDisplay.Thischapteralso
providesanoverviewof the controls.You shouldread this chapterto
familiarize yourselfwiththe system.
Chapter 2explainshow tostartusing the displayand describeshow to use
someofthebasicradarandchartfunctions.Chapter2alsoprovidesoperating
guidelinesfortypicalchartplotterscenarios;theseguidelinesintroduceyouto
manyofthechartplotterfunctions.
Chapter 3providesdetailedoperatinginformationforthe main radar
functions- adjustingtheradarpicture;measuringdistancesand bearings;
settingguardzones and alarms;using MARPA fortargettracking.
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Chapter 4providesdetailedoperatinginformationforintegratedradarsystem
functions, includingusingmarks,man overboard and cursorecho.
Chapter 5providesdetailedoperatinginformationforthestandard
chartplotterfunctions- using chartcards,plotting waypointsand routes,
followingroutesand showingtracks.
Chapter 6providesdetailedoperatinginformationforfurtherchartfunctions,
includingmeasuringdistances,man overboardand cursor echo.Itincludes
instructionsfor settingup adifferentialGPS.
Chapter 7providesinstructionsfor settingup your systemtosuityour
preferences. You shouldreadthischaptertodeterminehowto setuptheradar
andchartplottersystemdefaults.
Chapter 8providesplanningconsiderationsand detailedinstructionsfor
installingthe displayunit(s).It shouldbereferredtowhenyouare ready to
installthesystem. Detailsto connectthedisplaytootherequipment arealso
provided.To installa complete radarsystem,you will alsoneedtoreadthe
Owner’s Handbooksuppliedwiththe scanner.
Chapter 9providesinformationonuser maintenance,and what to do if you
experience problems.
TheAppendicesprovideadditionalinformationthatyoumay find useful:
Appendix Aliststhe technicalspecificationsfortheradarandchartplotter.
Appendix Bprovidesdetailsonconnectingthedisplayunit tospecificGPS
systems.
Appendix Cdefinesthechart featuresshown on the chart display.
Appendix Ddefines the SeaTalk and NMEA data that is transferred on
integrated systems.
Appendix EprovidesdetailsonconnectingaRaymarineheadingsensorfor
MARPA.
Appendix Fprovidesa list of abbreviations.
AnIndexandwarrantyinformationare includedat the end of thehandbook.
Asummaryof the radarandchartplottercontrolsare provided on theQuick
ReferenceCardssuppliedwithyoursystem.
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Terminology
Thefollowingterminologyis usedtodescribe radarandchartplottersystems:
Master A unitcapable of sourcingspecificdata suchas
fishfinder,chartor radardata.
Repeater A unitcapableof displayingdata,suchasradar,from
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.
FishfinderDisplayUnitprovidingFishfinderMaster, Chart Repeaterand
RadarRepeater functionality.
RadarDisplay UnitprovidingRadarMaster, FishfinderRepeater
andChartRepeaterfunctionality.
ChartDisplay UnitprovidingChartMaster,FishfinderRepeaterand
RadarRepeaterfunctionality.
CombinedDisplayUnitprovidingbothRadarand Chart MasterorFishfinder
andChartMasterfunctionality.
IntegratedSystemAdditionalinstrumentsareconnectedviathe
hsb
2
,
Seatalkor NMEA interfaces.
hsb
2
â„¢ HighSpeed Bus - links compatibledisplay units.
ItsupersedesHSB and allowsmultipledisplaysystems.
Forfulldisplayandcontrolbetween
hsb
2
series display
units,the unitsmustbeconnectedvia
hsb
2
andSeaTalk.
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General
General
1.1 General
Thehsb
2
(PLUS)seriesPathfinderRadar or PathfinderRadar/Chartplotter
comprises the 7" LCD displayunit,scannerunit and associatedcables.The
RC520PLUS Chartplottercannotbeconnectedtothescannerunit.
Display Unit
Thehsb
2
(PLUS)seriesdisplay unitiswaterprooftoCFR46andcanbe
installedeitheraboveor belowdeck.
Theunitincludes:
• 7" LCD PLUS display
• Trackpad
• Elevendedicated(labeled)controlkeys
• Foursoft keys(unlabeled)whose functionalitychanges
• ThePathfinderChartplottererand combinedPathfinderRadar/Chartplot-
ter include two slots for the C-MAP NT
®
chartcards
Thedisplayandkeyscanbeilluminated fornight-timeuse.
Scanner
Thehsb
2
seriesPathfinderRadaris suppliedwith a scannerunit which
illuminatestargetswithmicrowaveenergyandthencollects thereturnsfrom
thosetargets.The scannerincludes a sensitivelow-noisefront end receiver,
and avariety of clutter attenuation controls tomaintain target resolution.
Thescannerisadjustedandoperatedfromthedisplayunit,sothesedetailsare
providedinthisHandbook.Itcanbeswitchedbetweentransmitand stand-by
modes.Italsohasapower-savingtimedtransmitmodewhichpausesbetween
burstsoftransmissions.
Installationof the scanneris describedseparatelyintheScannerOwner’s
Handbook.
Introduction to hsb
2
Systems
Itis possibleto connect up to tenhsb
2
(PLUS)seriesLCD or CRT displays
(dependentoncablelengths)and a scanner unittoprovide an integrated
system.Thesystemmayinclude existingHSB displayunits thathavebeen
suitablyupgraded-contactyourauthorizedRaymarinedealerforupgradekit
details.
The
hsb
2
(HighSpeedBus) connectionenablestransfer ofdatabetween
compatibleunits.For example,radar dataistransferredfromthe radar(the
masterdisplay)viathe
hsb
2
connectionandcanbedisplayedandcontrolledon
anyother
hsb
2
seriesLCDorCRT display(therepeaterdisplay).
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PLUS Display Units
PLUS Display Units
Inparticular, youcanconnectyour RadartoaremoteChartplotter (or
Fishfinder/Chartplotter)to provide similarfunctionalityto thecombined
Radar/Chartplotter(or Fishfinder/Chartplotter).However,you shouldbe
awarethatifyouchange,say, radarrangeononedisplay,itaffectsalldisplays
showingradar(orradar/chartoverlayoncolordisplays).
The
hsb
2
systemcanincludeseveralchartplotterdisplays,eachwithtwochart
cartridgeslots.Each displaycan accesstwo localand up to six remotechart
cartridges.Chartscanbecontrolledindependentlyoneachdisplay,evenwhen
aremotechartcartridgeisbeing used.
Figure 1-1:
hsb
2
Integrated System
PLUS Display Units
Features
• Chartplotter–Displayschart informationfromtheC-MAP NT
®
chart
cards(C-Cards)
• Usespositiondatafrom GPS, DGPS,WAAS orLoran-C technology
• Displaysand transfers
hsb
2
,SeaTalk and NMEA data
• Providesfullcontrol of datafromother
hsb
2
instruments
• Severalfull-screenoperatingmodesincluding:Radar, Chart, DataLogor
Sonar, ifappropriate dataisavailable.
• View radarand chart simultaneouslyin half-screenwindows.
• Half-screenwindowsto displayadditionaldata: CourseDeviationIndica-
tor(CDI), BearingandDistanceIndicator(BDI),navigationdata.
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MULTI
MOB
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POWER
hsb
2
Fishfinder Display
Fishfinder, Chart, Radar transferred to all displays
Pathfinder Scanner
D5569-1
hsb
2
Radar/Chart Display
hsb
2
Radar Display
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Operating Modes
Operating Modes
• Cursorecho acrossSeaTalk,and betweenchart and radarwindows
• Choiceof orientation:Head Up, Course Up and North Up
• Thesystem can be connectedto an ST80 Navigatorkeypad for entryof
alpha-numericdata.
Set Up Options
Setupoptionsallow you to choosewhatisdisplayed,how it is displayed
(includinglanguageand units),bearingmode andhow thedisplayoperates
withother
hsb
2
units.You can viewthe cursor positionand a varietyof data
fromother equipment,e.g.speed,heading,depth,wind and tide information
inaset of user-selectabledataboxes.For systemswith an autopilot,whenthe
statusandlockedheading informationchangethenewdatacanbe displayed.
Displayoptionsare providedinSystem SetUp,describedinChapter 7.
ScreenPresentationOptions,describedin Chapter 2allowyou to switchthe
cursorand databoxesOn/Off.The cursorbox and user-selecteddata boxes
canbemoved around the screen.
Operating Modes
Ona single hsb
2
unityoucan viewa fullscreenradar.You can also set
WindowsOn to split thedisplayinto two half-screenwindowstoshow
supplementarydata or,onacombineddisplayunit, display radar andchart
simultaneously. The main operatingmode (radarorchart)is displayedin the
upperwindow; you choosewhatisdisplayed in thelower window.
Thefollowingareavailable:
Table 1-1:
hsb
2
Single Display Operating Modes and Window Options
Display Full-screen mode Half-screen Window Options
RL70 PLUS Radar CDI, BDI or Nav Data
RC520 PLUS Chart CDI, BDI or Nav Data
Data Log Windows not available
RL70RC PLUS
Radar Mode CDI, BDI, Chart or Nav Data
Chart Mode CDI, BDI, Radar or Nav Data
Data Log Mode Windows not available
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Chapter 1: Overview 1-7
Operating Modes
Operating Modes
Figure 1-2: Full Screen Operating Modes
HEAD UP
IR
3nm
RR
CURSOR
HDG MODE TARGETS SCREEN
BRG
RNG nm
000°
0.220
1/2
Radar Display Chartplotter Display
TIME POSITION CMG DMG
CLEAR LOG
STOP LOG
15:30
16:00
16:30
17:00
17:30
18:00
18:30
19:00
19:30
346°
H
180°H
012°H
206°H
043°H
245°H
093°H
302°H
145°H
50°21^890N
001°20^610W
50°18^010N
001°20^070W
50°21^850N
001°19^290W
50°18^500N
001°21^300W
50°20^990N
001°18^280W
50°19^660N
001°21^960W
50°19^730N
001°18^030W
50°20^930N
001°21^750W
50°18^550N
001°18^650W
6.86
KM
7.23KM
7.23KM
6.67KM
5.74KM
5.00KM
4.63KM
5.00KM
5.74KM
HSB
SeaTalk
D4285-1
Operating Mode for
Stand Alone Units
Additional Modes for
Linked Units
(or combined
Radar/Chartplotter)
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
TIME POSITION CMG DMG
CLEAR LOG
STOP LOG
15:30
16:00
16:30
17:00
17:30
18:00
18:30
19:00
19:30
346°
H
180°H
012°H
206°H
043°H
245°H
093°H
302°H
145°H
50°21^890N
001°20^610W
50°18^010N
001°20^070W
50°21^850N
001°19^290W
50°18^500N
001°21^300W
50°20^990N
001°18^280W
50°19^660N
001°21^960W
50°19^730N
001°18^030W
50°20^930N
001°21^750W
50°18^550N
001°18^650W
6.86
KM
7.23KM
7.23KM
6.67KM
5.74KM
5.00KM
4.63KM
5.00KM
5.74KM
HEAD UP
IR
3nm
RR
CURSOR
HDG MODE TARGETS SCREEN
BRG
RNG nm
000°
0.220
1/2
MARPA
MARPA
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1-8 hsb
2
PLUS Series LCD Display
Operating Modes
Operating Modes
Half-Screen Window Options
• Chartdisplay,Radardisplay:If data is availableas a functionof the
combineddisplayunit it canbe displayed fullscreen,as shown in
Figure 1-2,or in a half-screenwindow.
• CDI:This gives theCourseDeviationIndicatorgraphicaldisplay, with
datarelatingto the targetwaypoint.
• BDI:ThisgivestheBearingandDistanceIndicatorgraphicaldisplay,with
datarelatingto the targetwaypoint.
• NavData: Thisshowsninedata boxes,providingnavigationaldatainthe
unitsspecifiedinyoursetup. Note that upto6 ofthesedata boxes arealso
available asa user-selectablegroup (see Section 7.3).
Youselectthe operatingmode and windowsusing the DISPLAY key as
describedinChapter 2.
Multi-display systems
Ifyou have severalhsb
2
seriesRadarandChartplotterdisplaysconnected
operation is similar to acombined Pathfinder Radar/Chartplotter Unit: three
full-screenmodes – radar, chartanddatalog are availableon all displays.
Inaddition, if you havean hsb
2
seriesFishfinderdisplayconnected,you can
setanydisplaytofishfindermode;ifthesystemincludesachartplotter,similar
functionalityto a combined Fishfinder/Chartplotteris availableon all
displays.
Onan
hsb
2
systemwith Radar, Chart and Fishfinderavailable,the following
information canbe shown on anydisplayunit:
Fordetailson the fishfinder, refer to the
hsb
2
SeriesDisplay Owner’s
Handbooksuppliedwith yourfishfinder.
Table 1-2: Window Options for Integrated Systems
Full-screen mode Half-screen Window Options
Chart Mode, CDI, BDI, Nav Data, Fishfinder or Radar
Radar Mode CDI, BDI, Chart or Nav Data
Fishfinder Mode Depth/temp, Chart or CDI, BDI
Data Log Mode Windows not available
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