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Waypoints, routes & tracks | NSS Operator Manual
Moving a waypoint by tapping the screen
1. Select the waypoint by tapping it
2. Activate the menu and select the move option
- The waypoint icon will change to indicate moving mode
3. Tap on the chart panel to select a new position
4. Confi rm the new position by pressing the rotary knob, tapping the panel key or by using the
options in the menu
Routes
A route consists of a series of routepoints entered in the order that you want to navigate
them.
When you tap on an existing route, it will turn blue and the route name will be displayed.
Creating new routes
1. Select the new route option from the menu
2. Tap the panel to position the fi rst waypoint
3. Continue tapping the chart panel until all routepoints are positioned
- A waypoint can easily be re-positioned by dragging it to the new position
4. Save the route by tapping the Finish editing panel button or by using the options in the
menu
The route can also be created from the Routes panel described later in this section.
Edit a route
A route and a waypoint can only be edited from the chart panel when the item is selected.
1. Tap the route to make it active
2. Activate the menu and select the route and edit option
3. Tap the panel to add a new routepoint
• If you tap on a leg a new point will be added between existing routepoints
• If you tap outside the route the new routepoint will be added after the last point in the route
4. Drag a routepoint to move it to a new position
5. Save the route by tapping the panel button or by using the options in the menu
Note: a single routepoint can be moved by tapping the routepoint and then selecting the
move option in the menu.
T r acks
A track is a graphical presentation of the historical path of the vessel, allowing you to retrace
where you have travelled. A track can be converted to a route in the Tracks panel, as described
later in this section.
From the factory, the system is set to automatically draw a track. The system will continue to
record the track until the track length reaches the maximum trail point setting, and will then
automatically begin overwriting the oldest track points.
The automatic tracking function can be turned off from the Tracks panel described later in
this section.
- Operator Manual 1
- Copyright 3
- Warranty 3
- Declarations and conformance 3
- About this manual 3
- The software 4
- Contents 5
- 87 Menu and dialog overview 8
- 90 Index 8
- Introduction 9
- The NSS screen 10
- Pages overview 12
- Settings 12
- Basic operation 13
- The menus 14
- Dialog boxes 14
- Placing the cursor 15
- Charts 16
- Placing waypoints 17
- Creating routes 17
- Dragging waypoints 17
- Measuring distance 17
- Chart overlay 18
- Using 3D charts 18
- Vessel mode 19
- Explore mode 19
- Navionics chart options 20
- The chart settings panel 21
- 3D boat selection 22
- Synchronize 2D/3D chart 22
- Waypoints 23
- T r acks 24
- Creating a new track 25
- Track settings 25
- Navigating with the NSS 26
- Arrival radius 27
- O course (XTE) limit 27
- Arrival alarm 27
- Loran settings 28
- Data elds 29
- The course line 29
- Vessel symbol 29
- O course limit 29
- Data elds 29
- Using the autopilot 30
- Power steering (NFU) 33
- Follow-up steering (FU) 33
- AUTO mode (auto compass) 33
- Zigzag-turns 35
- Square-turn 35
- Lazy S-turn 35
- NoDrift mode 37
- Sailing with the autopilot 38
- Tacking in Auto mode 39
- Tacking in Wind mode 39
- Wind steering and navigation 40
- Auto-hide 41
- Crescent lights 41
- Chart compass 41
- Locking an NSS unit 41
- Sea state lter 41
- Tack time 42
- Tack angle 42
- Wind function 42
- VMG optimizing 42
- Layline steering 42
- Automatic steering 43
- Installation 43
- Transmit 44
- Optimizing the radar image 45
- Positioning the radar center 45
- T rue motion 46
- Using the cursor 46
- Range rings 46
- EBL/VRM 46
- Radar options 47
- Heading up 48
- North up 48
- Course up 48
- MARPA targets 49
- Target trails and safe rings 50
- The vessels extension lines 50
- Defi ning 50
- Radar settings panel 51
- Auto range 52
- Preset range levels 52
- Custom range 52
- Bottom lock 53
- Auto gain 54
- Pausing the echosounder 55
- Echo options 56
- StructureScan™ overlay 57
- Overlay downscan 58
- DownScan 59
- SideScan 60
- Zooming 60
- Adjusting the color settings 61
- Pausing StructureScan™ 62
- Structure options 62
- The Instruments panels 63
- Using AIS 64
- Radar pages 65
- Chart pages 65
- Filtering the targets 66
- Speed and course indication 66
- AIS icon orientation 66
- Enabling audio 67
- The audio media bar 67
- Operating the audio source 68
- Audio playback 69
- Using the FM/AM radio 69
- Using Sirius radio 70
- The weather display 71
- Weather symbology 72
- Weather alarms 73
- Weather reports 73
- Using Video 74
- Mirroring the video image 75
- The video standard 75
- BEP CZone 76
- The CZone info panel 77
- The alarm system 78
- Autopilot section 79
- The Tools page 80
- W aypoin ts/routes/tracks 81
- T rip Log 81
- Sun/moon 81
- Customizing your system 83
- Changing system settings 84
- GPS source 86
- Speed, Course and Route 86
- Set start position 86
- Maintenance 87
- Backing up your system data 88
- Menu and dialog overview 89
- Insight chart database 90
- Navionics chart database 90
- Index 92
- *988-10102-002* 96
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