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Weather alarms

You can setup the lightning or storm alarms to be within a certain range of your vessel.

You can also get an alarm as a severe weather forecast alarm issued for your chosen marine

zone.

A watchbox is defined by the National Weather Service. When the alarm is turned on you will

get an alarm when your vessel is inside or is entering into a watchbox.

Weather| NSS evo2 Operator Manual

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Operator Manual 1
Disclaimer 3
Trademarks 3
Copyright 3
Warranty 3
Regulatory statements 3
About this manual 4
The software 4
Contents 5
37 Autopilot 6
49 Radar 6
58 Echosounder 6
65 StructureScan™ 6
95 Simulator 8
97 Maintenance 8
Introduction 9
The Home page 10
Application pages 11
Integration of 3 12
party devices 12
wireless 13
OP40 Remote controller 13
Basic operation 14
Touch screen operation 15
Using menus and dialogs 16
Selecting pages and panels 16
Adjusting panel size 17
Adding new favorite pages 17
Edit favorite pages 17
Screen capture 19
The Chart panel 20
Showing dual chart types 21
Vessel symbol 21
Chart scale 21
Panning the chart 21
Look ahead 22
GoTo cursor 22
Saving waypoints 23
Creating routes 23
Measuring distance 23
Find objects on chart panels 23
3D charts 24
Chart overlay 24
Insight view options 25
Navionics view options 26
Photo overlay 27
Photo transparency 27
Navionics Fish’n Chip 27
Depth highlight range 27
Shallow water highlight 27
Chart settings 28
Waypoints, routes and tracks 29
Converting a track to a route 30
The Edit Route dialog 31
Creating a new track 31
Track settings 32
Navigating 33
Navigate to cursor position 34
Navigate a route 34
Navigating with the autopilot 35
Navigation settings 35
Autopilot 37
The Autopilot panel 38
Mode overview 39
Standby mode 40
Follow-up steering (FU) 40
AUTO mode (auto compass) 40
NoDrift mode 41
NAV mode 41
WIND mode 42
WIND Nav mode 43
Turn pattern steering 44
Lazy S-turn 45
Depth contour tracking, DCT 45
Autopilot settings 46
Sea state filter 47
Sailing parameters 47
Response 48
Automatic steering 48
Installation 48
The radar panel 49
Radar overlay 49
Radar operational modes 50
Radar Range 50
Adjusting the radar image 51
Advanced radar options 52
Radar view options 52
True motion 53
MARPA targets 55
Recording radar data 56
Radar settings 56
Installation manual 57
Echosounder 58
Zooming an Echosounder image 59
Viewing sounder history 60
Advanced Echosounder options 61
Recording echosounder data 61
Echosounder view options 62
Echosounder settings 63
StructureScan™ 65
Recording StructureScan data 67
Noise rejection 68
Range Lines 68
StructureMap 69
StructureMap tips 70
Structure options 71
AIS target symbols 72
Searching for AIS items 73
AIS SART 74
Vessel alarms 75
Vessel settings 75
Your vessel’s MMSI number 76
Icon filters 76
Extension lines 76
Defining dangerous vessels 76
Speed and course indication 77
AIS icon orientation 77
Instrument panels 78
Enabling audio 79
The Audio panel 80
Setting up the audio system 81
Operating the audio system 82
Favourite channels 82
GRIB weather 83
SiriusXM™ weather 84
Sirius status panel 85
Sirius weather display 85
Precipitation 85
Sea Surface Temperature (SST) 85
Wave indication 86
Wind barbs 86
Weather icons 86
Color Shading 87
Marine zones 87
Tropical statements 87
Weather alarms 88
The Video panel 89
Setting up the video panel 89
FLIR camera control 89
Zooming the FLIR video image 90
Time plots 91
Alarm system 92
Type of messages 92
Single alarms 92
Multiple alarms 92
Acknowledging a message 93
Alarms dialog 93
Simulator 95
Advanced simulator settings 96
Maintenance 97
Software upgrades 98
Backing up your system data 98
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