Kongsberg Simrad CS90, Reference Manual

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Marker Output page
Use the
Output Marker
page to export target markers to a communication port. Each marker
is identified with its geographical location. This marker location can be very useful for other
instruments For example, you can export this information to a chartplotter.
Prerequisites
The
Output
dialog box is not available when your CS90 system is set to Inactive mode.
How to open
This page is located in the
Output
dialog box. To open, select it on the
Operation
menu.
Description
Under normal use, the CS90 system presents several different echoes simultaneously. Some
of these are clearly more interesting than others. It can be a challenging task to tell these
echoes apart. It can also be hard to keep track of the different echoes as both echoes and
your own vessel move. To ease the identification of these echoes you can use
markers . Each
marker is identified with its geographical location. If you have placed markers on several
echoes to make them objects, you can select one of these and give it
priority status.
In this context, the phrase marker is used to identify a visual symbol placed in the
display presentation. Placing a marker on an echo identifies the echo as "interesting". It
is regarded as an
object that you can act upon.
Further classification of this echo as a target must be done manually.
Select the output type from the list, and then where to save the files. Select
Add
to save
your choices.
Once an output type has been defined, it is listed in the
Installed Outputs
box on the left side
of the page. To remove or edit an output type, select it in the
Installed Outputs
box. Select
Edit
to change the settings. Select
Remove
to delete the output.
Simrad CS90 Reference Manual