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Chapter 6: Installation 101
SeaTalk
The SeaTalk standard was originally developed by Autohelm (part of the
Raytheon group), and allows compatible instruments to be connected by
a single cable carrying power and data in/out. This means that additional
instruments and functions can be added to a SeaTalk system, simply by
plugging them into the network.
SeaTalk is a precise, high-speed, bi-directional protocol which is flexible
enough to adapt to any number of instrument heads, without a central
processor. SeaTalk equipment can also communicate with non-SeaTalk
equipment via the NMEA standard.
12/24V Supply
SeaTalk
HSB
12/24V Supply
12/24V Supply
SeaTalk
SeaTalk
GPS
HSB Series Display
HSB Series Display
Course Computer
Distribution Panel
D4289-1
Scanner
SeaTalk
Integrated System with Repeater Display and SeaTalk Instruments
Data
Standards
- HSB Series 2
- Chartplotter 2
- Warranty 6
- EMC Conformance 6
- Contents 8
- Contents vii 10
- Contents ix 12
- Contents xi 14
- Chapter 1: Overview 16
- Terminology 17
- Chapter 1: Introduction 3 18
- Display Unit Features 19
- Display Unit Functions 19
- Operating Modes 19
- Windows On 20
- Half-screen Window Options 21
- 1.2 The Chartplotter Display 22
- Chartplotter Display Options 23
- 1.3 Operating Controls 24
- Trackpad and Cursor 25
- Dedicated Keys 26
- Soft Keys 27
- Pop-Up Menus 27
- Database Lists 27
- Chapter 2: 28
- Chapter 2: Getting Started 15 30
- Chart Simulator 31
- 2.3 Using Chart Cards 32
- Displaying the Chart Data 33
- Displaying Chart Information 34
- Removing a Chart Card 34
- 2.4 Controlling the Display 35
- HSB Series Pathfinder Radar 36
- RDR CHRT 37
- Selecting the 38
- Operation 38
- Moving Around the Chart 39
- Using FIND SHIP 40
- Changing the Chart Scale 41
- Chapter 2: Getting Started 27 42
- Chart Boundary 43
- Cursor Data Box On and Off 44
- Chart Grid On and Off 44
- Custom Options 45
- Chapter 2: Getting Started 31 46
- 2.5 Typical Scenarios 48
- Place and Goto A Waypoint 49
- Add & Goto 50
- Place & Goto a 50
- Waypoint 50
- Make and Follow a Route 51
- D4268-1a 52
- Review Your Passage Plan 53
- Review Your 54
- Passage Plan 54
- Identifying a 55
- GOTO MORE!ROUTE RDR CHRT 56
- D4293-1a 56
- ALARMS SET UP 58
- 3.1 Introduction 60
- 3.2 Working with Waypoints 61
- Placing a Waypoint 62
- Selecting a Waypoint 63
- Waypoint Data Display 64
- Editing the Waypoint Details 64
- Erasing a Waypoint 65
- Moving a Waypoint 66
- 3.3 Working with Routes 67
- Creating a New Route 68
- Saving the Current Route 70
- Clearing the Current Route 71
- Displaying Route Information 72
- INFO FOR ROUTE-CURRENT ROUTE 74
- Editing a Route 75
- Reversing the Route 76
- GOTO SCREENROUTE FIND SHIP 77
- Follow a Route 78
- Target Point Arrival 79
- Altering the Route 79
- Advancing to a Waypoint 80
- Stop Follow or Stop Goto 81
- Displayed Seatalk Waypoints 82
- Managing Database Lists 82
- 3.6 Using Tracks 84
- Setting Up a Track 85
- Clearing the Current Track 85
- Managing Tracks 86
- 4.1 Introduction 88
- 4.3 Alarms and Timers 91
- Setting Alarms and Timers 92
- MOB data box 93
- MOB position 93
- 4.5 Cursor Echo 94
- 4.6 GPS Setup 94
- NAVIGATION STATUS 95
- 4.7 Data Log Mode 96
- 5.1 Introduction 98
- 5.3 System Parameters 100
- Parameters 101
- Data Boxes 102
- Bearing Mode 102
- Cursor Reference 102
- Cursor Readout 102
- HSB Series Chartplotter 103
- Variation Source 104
- Cursor Echo 105
- Date and Time Settings 105
- Language 106
- Simulator 106
- 5.4 Chart Set Up Parameters 107
- Customise Chart 108
- Chart Orientation 108
- Object Information 109
- Waypoint Options 109
- Datum Selection 109
- Chapter 6: Installation 110
- EMC Installation Guidelines 111
- Planning the Installation 112
- Chapter 6: Installation 97 114
- Section 6.6 Cable Runs 115
- 6.4 Integrated Systems 116
- Data Standards 117
- Chapter 6: Installation 101 118
- 6.5 Cable Runs 122
- 6.6 Mounting the Display Unit 123
- Console Mounting 124
- Grounding the Chartplotter 125
- DC Power Connection 125
- Power for External Equipment 125
- Display Unit Connections 126
- 2. Screen (0V) 127
- 3. Yellow (Data) 127
- SeaTalk In/Out 127
- Chapter 6: Installation 111 128
- Chapter 6: Installation 113 130
- System Check 131
- Initial Switch On 131
- SYSTEM SET UP MENU 132
- 7.1 Maintenance 134
- 7.2 Resetting the System 135
- 7.3 Problem Solving 136
- For Technical Support: 137
- Worldwide Support 138
- Appendix A: Specification 140
- Chartplotter Features 141
- Interfacing 141
- Abbreviations 142
- See also 144
- Warranty Limitations 150
- Factory Service Center 151
- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 152
- North and South America 153
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