Furuno GP-1610C Manuel utilisateur

The purpose of this Operator's Guide is to provide the basic operating procedures for this

equipment. For more detailed information see the operator's manual.

Course bar

Position-fixing mod

Time

Position

CSE 350.0°SPD 16.8kt 2D

DEP 110 m

TMP 16.0°C 13:42

POS 34°26.345’N 135°41.232’E

Ship’s track

Waypoint

(Marks important

point (buoy, etc.);

can be set as

destination.)

Mark

(Marks point

of interest,

reef, etc.)

Chart

(Requires chart

card.)

Depth

(Requires

sensor.)

Course

Water temperature

(Requires sensor.)

Speed

Own ship mark

(Shows current

position.)

Sample plotter display

The GP-1610C is a fully integrated color video plotter and GPS receiver. To find position,

simply turn on the power. As your boat moves its track is inscribed on the display.

GP-1610C

Color GPS Plotter

Do not disassemble or modify the

equipment.

Fire, electrical shock or serious injury

can result.

Turn off the power immediately if water

leaks into the equipment or the equip-

ment is emitting smoke or fire.

Continued use of the equipment can cause

fire or electrical shock.

Do not place liquid-filled containers on

the top of the equipment.

Fire or electrical shock can result if a

liquid spills into the equipment.

Do not operate the equipment with wet

hands.

Electrical shock can result.

Keep heater away from equipment.

Heat can alter equipment shape and melt

the power cord, which can cause fire or

electrical shock.

Do not open the equipment.

Hazardous voltage which can

cause electrical shock, burn or

serious injury exists inside the

equipment. Only qualified

personnel should work inside

the equipment.

WARNING

Use the proper fuse.

Use of a wrong fuse can result in fire or

permanent equipment damage.

GPS position and velocity accuracies

are controlled by the U.S. Department

of Defense. Position may be degraded

up to 100 meters.

Do not use the equipment for other than

its intended purpose.

Personal injury can result if the equipment

is used as a chair or stepping stool, for

example.

Do not place objects on the top of the

equipment.

The equipment can overheat or personal

injury can result if the object falls.

CAUTION

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Inserting a Chart Card

1Turn off the power.

2Open the chart card drive cover at the bottom of the display unit.

Screws

Cover

3Insert chart card label side up, arrow forward.

EJEC

button

Chart

card

Arrow forward

4Close the chart card drive cover.

To eject a chart card:

1Open the chart card drive cover.

2Press the EJECT button.

Note: If no chart card is inserted a general world map appears.

Displaying the Plotter Picture

Press the POWER key to turn on the equipment. A beep sounds and shortly thereafter the

plotter display appears.

Results of self-test;

displayed for about

one second.

Warning on chart

card usage; appears

for about one minute.

ACQ means acquiring

satellite; position is

not reliable.

Plotter display

(Position being

calculated.)

ROM

RAM

VRAM

Battery

ProgramNo.

BaseChartNo.

=02522521**

NO NATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC

OFFICE HAS VERIFIED THE

INFORMATION IN THIS COASTLINE

DATA CARD AND NONE ACCEPT

LIABILITY FOR THE ACCURACY OF

REPRODUCTION OR ANY

MODIFICATIONS MADE THEREAFTER.

THIS PRODUCT WITH THIS

COASTLINE DATA CARD DOES NOT

REPLACE THE REQUIREMENT TO

USE THE APPROPRIATE PRODUCTS

FOR NAVIGATION ACCORDING TO

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL

REGULATONS.

––WARNING––

FURUNO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

BRG+ 232.0°RNG+ 0.00nm ACQ

DEP 110m TMP 16 .0°C 13:41

+ 34°43.801'N 135°21.163'E

BRG+ 232.0°RNG+ 0.00nm 2D

DEP 110m TMP 16 .0°C 13:41

+ 34°43.801'N 135°21.163'E

Plotter display

(Position now reliable.

Chart appears about

20 sec after power

is turned on. At initial

power on it takes

two minutes.)

2D or 3D means

position is reliable.

Confirm this indi-

cation before using

the equipment.

1Press the POWER key.

ESC

DISP

SEL 1 EVENT

MOB 6

WPT

2GOTO

MARK

3PLTR

ZOOM

OUT 9

CNTR

CLR

TONE

POWER

ZOOM

IN 4

CURS

NU/CU

ENT

Adjusting Tone and Brilliance

TONE : 5 ■■■■■□□□□□



BRILL : 8 ■■■■■■■■

LOW HIGH

1Press the TONE key.

2Press tor sto adjust tone.

3Press ▲or ▼to adjust

brilliance.

Adjust tone or brilliance

within 10 seconds,

otherwise the display

will be erased.

Ten levels of tone are

provided.

Eight levels of brilliance

are provided.

ESC

DISP

SEL 1 EVENT

MOB 6

WPT

2GOTO

MARK

3PLTR

ZOOM

OUT 9

CNTR

CLR

TONE

POWER

ZOOM

IN 4

CURS

NU/CU

ENT

How to Use the Cursor

Press ▲ ▼ t s.

Position

Cursor position is digi-

tally displayed on the

screen.

The CURS key

alternately displays and

erases the cursor.

BRG+ 232.0°RNG+ 0.00nm 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 13:55

+ 34°43.801'N 135°21.163'E

Cursor

intersection

Cursor position

in lattitude and

longitude

Bearing and

range from

own ship to

cursor

If the cursor is not

displayed press

the CURS key.

BRG+ 45.0°

RNG+ 0.37nm 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 14:00

+ 35°21.284'N 136°32.212'E

Latitude and longitude

position of cape

Bearing and

range from

own ship to

cape

Cape

CSE 180.0°

SPD 0.0kt 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 14:23

POS 34°26.345'N 135°41.232'E

Course

Position

Speed

Turn off the

cursor.

Press the CURS key.

Find the

position of a

cape.

ESC

DISP

SEL 1 EVENT

MOB 6

WPT

2GOTO

MARK

3PLTR

ZOOM

OUT 9

CNTR

CLR

TONE

POWER

ZOOM

IN 4

CURS

NU/CU

ENT

Registering Your Harbor

By registering your harbor as a waypoint, you can later use it as a destination waypoint, when

returning home.

1Press the WPT key.



3Press the ENT key.

SELECT WPT MODE





WPT at Own Position

CSE 180.0°SPD 0.0kt 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 14:35

POS

34°26.345'N 135°41.232'E

Confirm that "Own

Position" is in reverse

video. If it is not, press

▲to do so.

Own Position

Cursor

WPT List

Event to WPT

34°26.345'N

135°41.232'E

001

27MAR97 14



_ _



Before departing

bor as a waypoint.

Date and time of

entry appears.

WPT 01 is displayed at

own ship's position.

Waypoints can be auto-

matically entered in

sequential order.

To erase a waypoint,

place the cursor on it

and press the CLR key.

2Press the ENT key.



ENT: Sel ESC: Cancel

LAT:

LONG:

No:

MARK:

CMNT:

: Cursor : Column

ENT: Enter MENU: Sel Mode

ESC

DISP

SEL 1 EVENT

MOB 6

WPT

2GOTO

MARK

3PLTR

ZOOM

OUT 9

CNTR

CLR

TONE

POWER

ZOOM

IN 4

CURS

NU/CU

ENT

Setting Destination

When you set a destination, this unit computes the range, bearing and course to the destina-

tion. To display your destination on the screen select a small display range or scale. To set as

destination a point which is 20 nm from your harbor do the following:

CSE 180.0°SPD 0.0kt 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 14:40

POS 34°26.345’N 135°41.232’E

Press until position

for destination

appears.

CSE 180.0°SPD 0.0 kt 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 14:53

POS 34°26.345’N 135°41.232’E

SELECT GOTO MODE

Set point as

destination.

WPT List

EVENT List

ROUTE List

Cursor/Route plan

Shrink display

range or scale.

If "Cursor/Route plan"

is not in reverse video,

press ▼to do so. ENT: Sel CLR: Release

ESC: Cancel

2Press the GOTO key.

1 Press the ZOOM OUT key.

Destination

point

ESC

DISP

SEL 1 EVENT

MOB 6

WPT

2GOTO

MARK

3PLTR

ZOOM

OUT 9

CNTR

CLR

TONE

POWER

ZOOM

IN 4

CURS

NU/CU

ENT

3Press the ENT key.

4Place cursor on

destination.

5Press the ENT key twice.

WP801 175.0°15nm

CSE 180.0°SPD 0.0kt 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 14:57

POS 34

26.345’N 135

41.232’E

Own ship’s

position

Course

Bearing and range to destination

Destination

: Cursor

ENT: Set

ENT twice: complete

MENU: SEL Mode

Current position is

marked as "00" and

the destination with a

flag . A dashed line

connects current

position and the flag;

it shows shortest

course to destination.

Bearing and range

to the destination

appear at the

bottom of the screen.

ESC

DISP

SEL 1 EVENT

MOB 6

WPT

2GOTO

MARK

3PLTR

ZOOM

OUT 9

CNTR

CLR

TONE

POWER

ZOOM

IN 4

CURS

NU/CU

ENT

Sailing for Destination

Steer towards destination.

WP801 175.0°14.7nm

CSE 175.0°SPD 16.8kt 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 15:00

POS 34°26.345’N 185°41.232’E

WP801 175.0°15nm

CSE 180.0°SPD 16.8kt 2D

DEP 110 m TMP - - .-°C 15:00

POS 34°26.345’N 185°41.232’E

Steer towards destination.

Course

bar

Steer the boat so its

track traces along the

course bar, for shortest

course to destination.

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