Raymarine GPS navigation User Manual

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3.7.3 Off-Course Alarm

The Off-Course alarm can be used to

alert you when you are steering to a
specific

destination if your

vessel strays too far away from your

intended track line to the selected way-
point. This is particularly useful if you
are using an autopilot to monitor its ef-

To set the Off-Course alarm, press

Press

Using the numeric keys, enter the desired distance that represents

the maximum margin that you would allow for being off course, then press

to set the alarm into operation.

Example: Press 0,

for an XTE alarm of 0.1

Whenever the XTE alarm is set and the XTE distance exceeds the alarm

value, the alarm will be activated, the audible beeper will sound and XTE
characters will appear on-screen in the alarm warning area.

to

silence the audio beeper.

The values set for the alarms will remain in memory until changed by the

operator. As mentioned earlier, you can set the arrival alarm or the anchor
alarm, but not both. The alarms can be set to OFF anytime by accessing the
desired alarm in menu and entering

as the alarm value.

3.8 Man-overboard Mode

This important feature is useful if, while underway, something or someone

falls overboard. Press

. This puts the NAV unit into the special

MOB display mode and a series of special operations begin.

The MOB display appears and shows the posi-

tion where the event occurred as

Own ship and the MOB are joined by a dotted line

and constant readings of BRG and DTG are pro-
vided to the MOB position. The Plot scale is

automatically set to the

scale for the opti-

mum view, although the scale can be set for the
amount of detail required for recovery.

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OPERATION 3-29

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