User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- GENERAL
- 1 About these Operating Instructions
- 2 Safety Precautions
- 3 NACOS Platinum System Description
- 4 Multi Function Display
- 5 NACOS Platinum Graphical User Interface
- QUICK START GUIDE
- MAIN APPLICATIONS
- RADAR
- 1 General Information
- 1.1 RADAR Safety
- 1.2 Current IHO Standards / Regulatory Approvals
- 1.3 System Structure and Installation
- 1.4 Basics / Evaluation of the RADAR Video
- 1.4.1 Basics of the Evaluation of RADAR Video in Platinum Series
- 1.4.2 Achievable RADAR Range
- 1.4.3 Distortions of the RADAR Video
- 1.4.4 Undesirable Echo Displays and Effects
- 1.4.5 RADAR Setting for the Display of Racon Codes
- 1.4.6 RADAR Settings for Target Enhancer Detection
- 1.4.7 RADAR Setting for SART Detection (X-Band only)
- 1.4.8 Transmission formats
- 1.5 Basic setting of the RADAR Video
- 1.6 RADAR Accuracy
- 2 The RADAR Keyboard
- 3 An Overview of the Screen
- 4 RADAR Application Area
- 5 RADAR Sidebar - Permanent Area
- 6 RADAR Sidebar - Non-Permanent Area
- 7 Target Handling
- 7.1 Overview
- 7.2 Manual Target Acquisition
- 7.3 Manual Target Selection
- 7.4 Automatic Target Acquisition
- 7.5 Settings for Dangerous Targets
- 7.6 Settings for Acquisition/Guard Zones
- 7.7 Target Fusion
- 7.8 Deletion and Loss of Targets
- 7.9 Critical Target
- 7.10 Target List
- 7.11 Target Display
- 7.12 Trial Manoeuvre
- 7.13 Reference Target Tracking
- 7.14 ARPA Training
- 7.15 ARPA Malfunctions
- 7.16 AIS Malfunctions
- 8 User Symbols
- 9 CHARTRADAR (optional)
- 9.1 Overview
- 9.2 Basic Adjustments
- 9.3 Selecting the Objects to be Displayed in the Vector Chart
- 9.3.1 Overview
- 9.3.2 Categories of Display Groups
- 9.3.3 Select a Category
- 9.3.4 Select the Primary Chart Information Set (PCIS)
- 9.3.5 Indication of Category in the Status Line
- 9.3.6 Defining the Symbol Presentation
- 9.3.7 Setting the Display of Text Labels
- 9.3.8 Switch on Additional Information
- 9.3.9 Switch on Conditionally Displayed Features
- 9.4 CHARTRADAR Application Area
- 9.5 Application Area Context Menu
- 9.6 Setting the Depths Lines to be Displayed in the Vector Chart
- 9.7 Setting the Own Ship’s Draft
- 9.8 Activating the Chart Monitoring
- 9.9 Setting the Look-Ahead Sector
- 9.10 Chart Maintenance
- 9.11 Main Differences between CHARTRADAR and Full ECDISPILOT
- 1 General Information
- VOYAGE PLANNING AND MONITORING
- 1 Voyage Planning
- 1.1 Generation of Routes
- 1.1.1 General Information about Pre-planned Tracks
- 1.1.2 Generation, Handling and Administration of the Routes
- 1.1.3 Route Display Settings
- 1.1.4 Route Editing - Graphical
- 1.1.5 Route Editing - Text Mode
- 1.1.6 Details of the Waypoint Data
- 1.1.7 Checking of Routes
- 1.1.8 Completing the Generation of the Route
- 1.1.9 Import / Export Routes
- 1.1 Generation of Routes
- 2 Chart and Route Monitoring
- 1 Voyage Planning
- CONNING
- SENSORS
- OPTIONAL APPLICATIONS
- MAINTENANCE
- 1 Performance Monitor
- 2 Data Maintenance of the Electronic Charts
- 2.1 General
- 2.2 Starting Chart Maintenance
- 2.3 Chart Maintenance Application Area
- 2.4 Update of Charts from Media
- 2.5 Messages during Chart Update
- 2.6 Display Charts which are on a Media or a MFD (workstation)
- 2.7 Maintenance of Charts on your MFD (workstation)
- 2.8 Display Expander
- 2.9 Backup/Restore of Map Data
- 3 Manual ENC Update Editor
- 4 Hardware Maintenance
- 5 SW Version and Updates
- ALARMS
- LISTS AND INDEXES
- DOCUMENT HISTORY
ED 3100 G 140 / 04 (2011-11)
Operating Instructions
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NACOS Platinum
Move a Waypoint by LAT/LON input
Click with DO on the waypoint line to select it. By a click in the LAT and / or LON field open the position
input and key in the intended modified position. You may also move the waypoint graphically in the PPI/
Chart area.
Delete a Waypoint
Click with DO on the waypoint line to be deleted. After another click into the line with MORE the context
menu opens where you can select Delete Waypoint.
Copy and Paste
Selecting a line and with a MORE click and selection of Copy Waypoint in the context menu, all data
of the selected waypoint are copied to a buffer. With Paste Waypoint a new waypoint will be created
before this or another selected line.
Taking over from another Route
Select another route from any available catalog and copy the required waypoint. Then change back to
the route to be modified and use the Paste Waypoint function of the context menu in order to insert
the copied waypoint before any selected line.
Taking over of a complete Route
Load a route from any available catalog and save it to the same or another folder.
In another folder you may use the same name of the route; in the same folder you must use another
name before saving it in order not to overwrite the original data.
The function Save As... is supporting this task.
☞ For the general functions Save and Reload, Check Route, System Route and Alternative
Routes as well as Reverse Route please refer to the respective chapters under graphical route
editing.
Useful Information
ECDIS and Browse Mode
- During route editing it is often advisable to use the Browse mode of the ECDIS. In this way you can
at the same time observe the geometric constraints (for example: too large radius, too short leg,
etc.) and the numerical parameters of the route when you establish the waypoint sequence.
- In Browse mode, by a double-click on the line of a waypoint dataset, the display screen of the appli-
cation area (PPI or chart) is automatically centered on the selected waypoint. I.e. by clicking line by
line you can "jump" along the route from waypoint to waypoint.
- In Browse mode you can also use the Zoom and Pan control or the other tools in the permanent
area (like Range) and the application area (like Set Chart Center, etc.) to control the scale and the
center position of the electronic chart.
General Note about Editing
All alphanumerical input fields are opened in the overwrite mode, i.e. you can directly type in the wanted
value. If you only want to change a part of the value, click before the character or number to be changed
and make your entry.
The Enter key or button, or a click somewhere else takes over the input you have made.