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10. ECHO SOUNDER OVERVIEW

10.1 Sonar mode

1. Press [

MENU

] key in

SOUNDER

screen.

2. Choose

SONAR MODE

and then press [

ENT

] key or press and hold [MODE]

key in SOUNDER screen, the following window will appear.

MODE

Function

200K

Provides the high frequency (200KHz)normal picture on the full screen.

50K

Displays the low frequency (50KHz)normal picture on the full screen.

200K/Z

50K/Z

Displays the normal display for high frequency (200KHz) on right half
and that for the low frequency (50KHz)on the left half.

200/50

Provides the normal display of the low frequency (50KHz)on right half
and its zoom display on the left half.

Shows the normal display of the high frequency (200KHz) on right half
and its zoom display on the left half.

Summary of Contents for KP-1299C

Page 1: ...KP 6299C 8299C 1299C OPERATOR S MANUAL MARINE GPS PLOTTER ...

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Page 3: ...lay Range 2 2 5 Shifting the Cursor 2 3 Shifting the Display 6 2 4 Centering Own Ship s Position 6 2 5 Coordinates 6 2 6 Map data 7 2 7 Heading Line 7 2 8 Range Circle 8 2 9 Palette 8 2 10 Map Orientation 9 2 11 Perspective View 9 3 11 TRACK 3 1 11 Changing Track Plotting Interval Stopping Plotting 3 2 12 Displaying the Track 3 3 2 Creating Track Data 1 3 4 Erasing Track 13 3 5 Erasing All Backup ...

Page 4: ...tes 21 5 3 22 Erasing Routes 6 4 DESTINATION 2 6 1 Setting Destination by Cursor 24 6 2 Setting Destination by Waypoint 25 6 3 25 Setting Route as Destination 6 4 27 Setting Track Data as Destination 6 5 28 Canceling Destination 7 ALARM 31 7 1 Anchor Drag Alarm 31 7 2 Arrival Alarm 32 7 3 XTE Cross Track Error Alarm 33 7 4 Speed Alarm 33 7 5 Voltage Alarm 34 7 6 Time Alarm 34 7 7 Buzzer Type Selec...

Page 5: ...Lines 42 8 9 Erasing Drawing Place Name 43 9 OTHER SETTING 44 9 1 Map Scale 44 9 2 Unit of Measurement 44 9 3 Bearing Reference 45 9 4 Magnetic Variation 46 9 5 Deviation 47 9 6 Time 47 9 7 TTG ETA speed 48 9 8 GPS setting 48 10 ECHO SOUNDER OVERVIEW 51 10 1 Sonar mode 51 10 2 Gain 53 10 3 Range 53 10 4 TVG 54 10 5 Pic Advance 55 10 6 Split ratio 55 10 7 Sonar menu 56 10 8 Alarm 61 10 9 System men...

Page 6: ...cal 67 11 6 Equipment List 67 12 INSTALLATION 69 12 1 Verifying the contents 69 12 2 Installing the unit 70 12 3 KP 6299C Table of connecting 71 12 4 KP 8299C Table of connecting 72 12 5 KP 1299C Table of connecting 73 12 6 KP 6299C Display unit size 74 12 7 KP 8299C Display unit size 75 12 8 KP 1299C Display unit size 76 11 2 Power Supply 66 ...

Page 7: ...faster and the design for operation is professional and reasonable can be easy to use The built in Large capacity map storage space provides intuitive and accurate indication to navigation It s applicable to the navigation and position fixing of various vessels at sea and rivers as well as the information collection river management etc For the application for different types of the products pleas...

Page 8: ...uces the scale of the maps and charts Displays the listed items of the page by scrolling Plotter function Display other function GOTO tide table search Etc Menu Sounder function This key is to select expansion ranges The MOB mark denotes man overboard position Turn the power on off adjust the back light brightness MENU MODE ESC ENT F MOB 2 1 OPERATION OVERVIEW Plotter function The key is used to m...

Page 9: ...h the last used display mode logo After a few seconds Turning off the power Press and hold down the ON OFF key unit the screen goes blank about four seconds 1 3 Adjusting Brilliance and DIM You can adjust display brilliance as shown below 1 Press the POWER key The adjusting window appears BRILL DIM 1 8 1 8 EXIT ENT 3 ...

Page 10: ...EEN POSITION SCREEN SATELLITE SCREEN AIS SCREEN SOUNDER SCREEN and PLOTTER SOUNDER SCREEN Press the MODE key to choose a display mode Each time the key is pressed the display mode changes in the sequence shown below 4 PLOTTER NAVIGATOR POSITION SATELLITE AIS SOUNDER PLOTTER SOUNDER ...

Page 11: ...gitude at the top left corner of the plotter display when the cursor is on The range and bearing from own ship to the cursor appear at the top left corner of the display too 2 1 Choosing the Display Range You may press to choose display range on plotter and highway displays Cursor Turned Off Press ESC to clear the cursor Cursor position data will be disappear when the cursor is off 2 PLOTTER DISPL...

Page 12: ...d to place the cursor at an edge of the screen The display shifts in the direction opposite to cursor pad operation 2 4 Centering Own Ship s Position Press the ESC key for centering own Ship s position 2 5 Coordinates 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose COORDINATES and then press ENT key 6 ...

Page 13: ...ess key 3 Choose the layer ON or OFF as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish 2 7 Heading Line 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose HEADING LINE and then press ENT key 3 Choose OFF VARIABLE or MAX as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish K Chart C MAP 7 ...

Page 14: ...ss ENT key 3 Choose ON if choose ON you need input the circle radius manually or OFF as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish 2 9 Palette 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose PALETTE and then press ENT key 3 Choose the mode as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish 8 ...

Page 15: ...N or OFF as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish Perspective View PERSPECTIVE 2 10 Map Orientation 1 Press MENU key in PLOTTER screen 2 Choose MAP DIRECTION and then press ENT key 3 Choose Normal NORTH Upward WPT Upward or BOW Upward as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish 9 ...

Page 16: ...3 Choose the layer ON as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish 4 Choose the layer OFF as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish 10 ...

Page 17: ...DE and then press key 3 TRACK 4 Choose TIME DISTANCE AUTO or OFF TIME Track is recorded and plotted at the time interval set DISTACNE Track is recorded and plotted at the distance interval set AUTO Plotting and recording interval changes with display range selected OFF Track is neither recorded nor plotted 5 For TIME and DISTANCE enter the recording interval as follows a Press the key b Use or sel...

Page 18: ...Choose the color and Choose turn it ON or OFF 4 Press MENU key to finish 3 3 Creating Track Data 1 Press the MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose TRACK RECORD and then press key 3 Choose SAVE CURRENT TRACK and then press ENT key The following window will appear Track Data can use for navigation 12 ...

Page 19: ... Saved track 4 Choose the color that you want to erase or choose ALL if you want to erase all and then Press ENT key The following window will appear 3 5 Erasing All Backup Data 1 Press MENU twice to main menu 2 Choose ERASE and then press key 3 Choose ALL BACKUP DATA and then press ENT key The following window will appear Menu to main menu 13 ...

Page 20: ...pad to place the cursor on the location desired for a waypoint 2 Press the ENT key The following window appears 3 This window is where you can rename edit LON and LAT choose mark shape and color and enter a comment 4 Choose SAVE to finish Entering a waypoint at own ship position 1 Momentary Press ENT key when no cursor is appear The following window appears 2 If you no need to change anything choo...

Page 21: ...MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose EDIT and then press key 3 Choose WAYPOINT and then press ENT key The following window will appear 4 Choose NEW then press ENT key The following window appears 5 If you no need to change anything choose SAVE to finish 15 ...

Page 22: ...T key Choose NO saves the position as a waypoint call MOB 4 3 Displaying Waypoint Name You may display waypoint name as Follows 1 Press the MENU key on the PLOTTER SCREEN 2 Choose WAYPOINT and then press the ENT key the following window will appear 3 Choose ALL GOTO ROUTE or ALL as appropriate and then press the ENT key ALL Displays all waypoint names GOTO Displays only the GOTO waypoint name ROUT...

Page 23: ... main menu 2 Choose EDIT and then press key 3 Choose WAYPOINT and then press the ENT key The following window will appear 4 Choose waypoint to edit and then press the ENT key The following window will appear 5 Choose objective desired and then press the ENT key 6 Change name position mark shape mark color comment as desired 7 Choose SAVE and then press ENT to finish 17 ...

Page 24: ...ress ENT key 5 The confirm window will appear choose ERASE and then press ENT key 6 choose YES and then press ENT to finish 01 Erase All Waypoints 1 Press the MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose ERASE and then press key 3 Choose ALL WAYPOINT MOB and then press ENT key The confirming window will appear 4 Choose YES and then press ENT to erase all wayp oints 18 ...

Page 25: ...ng Routes 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose EDIT and then press key 3 Choose ROUTE and then press ENT key The following window will appear 4 Choose NEW and then press ENT key The following window will appear 19 ...

Page 26: ...g will appear 6 Choose location e g 01 and then press ENT key Will open a new window let you choose waypoint 7 Choose the waypoint name and then press ENT key In example 001 You can also create a new waypoint if needed 8 Repeat step 6 and 7 until compete the route 20 ...

Page 27: ...en press ENT key 4 Choose the route to edit and then press ENT key 5 Place the cursor on the waypoint to replace press the ENT to show the route options 6 Choose CHANGE and then press ENT key Will show the waypoint select window 7 Choose the waypoint name that you want to replace and then press ENT key 8 Repeat step 5 to 8 until finish edit 21 ...

Page 28: ...n press ENT key 4 Choose the route desired and then press ENT key 5 Choose the waypoint you want to delete and then press ENT key to show the route edit options 6 Choose REMOVE and then press ENT key to finish 5 3 Erasing Routes 1 Press the MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose EDIT and then press key 3 Choose ROUTE and then press the ENT key 22 ...

Page 29: ...ess key 3 Choose ALL ROUTE and then press ENT key The confirming window will appear 4 Choose YES and then press ENT to erase all routes 4 Select a Route then press ENT 5 The confirm window will appear choose ERASE and then press ENT key 01 6 Choose YES and then press ENT to finish 23 ...

Page 30: ... 6 DESTINATION 6 1 Setting Destination by Cursor 1 Press F key 2 Choose GOTO CURSOR and then press ENT key 3 The cursor appears with 4 Use the cursor pad to place the cursor on the location desired for destination 5 Press the ENT key CURSOR set as destination 24 ...

Page 31: ...n by Waypoint 1 Press the F key 2 Choose GOTO WPT and then press ENT key 3 The SELECT GOTO WPT list appears 4 Choose a Waypoint and then press ENT key 6 3 Setting Route as Destination 1 Press the F key 2 Select GOTO ROUTE 25 ...

Page 32: ...ow appears 5 Choose Forward or Reverese in order in which to traverse the route waypoints and then press ENT key Intermediate Point 1 WPT A ROUTE 01 Intermediate Point 2 WPT B Arrival point WPT SW FORWARD REVERSE WPT 001 Starting point Intermediate point 1 WPT C Meaning of forward and reverse 26 ...

Page 33: ... Data as Destination Track Data can use for navigation 1 Press the F key to display the GOTO options window 2 Choose GOTO TRACK 4 Choose Track Log to display the following menu 5 Choose Forward or Reverese to start GOTO TRACK navigation 27 ...

Page 34: ... two track log points stored in memory to create a track route If the receiver is turned off or satellite coverage is lost during your trip it will draw a straight line between any point where coverage was lost and where it resumed If your track s changes in distance and direction are too complex 200 waypoints may not mark your path accurately The receiver than assigns the 200 waypoints to the mos...

Page 35: ... from the cursor to the starting point AB BC 5 M is Magnetic North T is True North 3 Move the cursor to starting point A and press ENT to set up starting point Now all BRG LEG and DST are display 0 4 Move the cursor to next point B Now the BRG and LEG display the Bearing and Distance from point A to point B DST 0 22 20 310N BRG 000 0 M 115 21 310E LEG 0 00nm DST 0 00nm 270 99nm A B 22 20 310N BRG ...

Page 36: ...ST distance of point AB distance of point BC 27 01nm while BRG and LEG turn to 0 22 20 310N 115 21 310E BRG 000 0 M LEG 0 00nm DST 27 01nm 270 99nm 6 Repeat steps 3 4 and 5 to measure the distance of several points 7 Press ESC during the step 3 4 or 5 the following menu will pop out 8 You can select A SAVE to save the measurement as a route B QUIT to quit the distance measurement function without ...

Page 37: ...When the alarm setting is violated the buzzer sounds and the name of offending alarm and the alarm icon appear on the display You can silence the buzzer and remove the alarm name indication by pressing any key The alarm icon remains on the screen until the reason for the alarm is cleared Alarm message 7 1 Anchor Drag Alarm 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose ALARM and then press key to di...

Page 38: ...N and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 2 Arrival Alarm 1 Press MENU key to display MAIN MENU 2 Choose ALARM and then press key to display alarm menu 3 Choose ARRIVAL and then press ENT key The alarm options appear 4 Choose item 3 and then press ENT to setup alarm value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 32 ...

Page 39: ...oose item 3 and then press ENT to setup alarm value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 4 Speed Alarm 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose ALARM and then press Key to display alarm menu 3 Choose SPEED and then press ENT key The alarm options appear 4 Choose item 3 and then press ENT to setup alarm value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 33 ...

Page 40: ...item 3 and then press ENT to setup alarm value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 7 6 Time Alarm 1 Press MENU key to main menu 2 Choose ALARM and then press key to display alarm menu 3 Choose TIMER and then press ENT key The alarm options appear 4 Choose item 3 and then press ENT to setup alarm value 5 Choose ON and then press ENT key to enable the alarm 34 ...

Page 41: ... alarm setting is violated 1 Press the MENU twice to main menu 2 Choose ALARM and then press key 3 Choose BUZZER and then press key 4 Choose buzzer type desired and then Press ENT key SHORT Two short beeps LONG Three long beeps CONSTANT Continuous beeps 35 ...

Page 42: ...dow appears 1 Press F key 2 Choose DRAWING and then press key 3 Choose MARK and then press ENT key The cursor appears with on the PLOTTER SCREEN 5 Edit Lat Lon or mark and then choose SAVE to finish Changing the SYMBOB and COLOR 1 Move the cursor to MARK and press ENT 2 3 to finish Use select color or symbol then press ENT Select SAVE or 36 ...

Page 43: ...add a name and then press ENT key On the PLOTTER SCREEN 8 2 Drawing Lines 1 Press F key 2 Choose DRAWING and then press key 3 Choose LINE and then press ENT The cursor appears with On the PLOTTER SCREEN 5 Use the cursor pad place the cursor on the location desired add a point of the line and then press ENT key 6 Repeat step 5 to complete the line 7 Press ESC key to finish and then the save confirm...

Page 44: ...MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose EDIT and then press key 3 Choose Drawing marks and then press ENT key The following window appears 4 Select a mark for edit then press ENT 5 After edit choose SAVE and then press ENT key to finish 38 ...

Page 45: ...ey 3 Choose DRAWING LINES and then press ENT key The following window appears 4 Choose the line that you want to edit and then press ENT key The following window appears 5 Choose the point that you want to edit and then press ENT key 6 After edit choose SAVE and then press ENT key to finish 39 ...

Page 46: ...Choose EDIT and then press key 3 Choose DRAWING PALCENAME and then press ENT key The following window appears 5 Choose the place name that you want to edit and then press ENT key The following window appears 6 After edit choose SAVE and then press ENT key tofinish ABC 40 ...

Page 47: ...ark that you want to clear and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appears 5 Choose ERASE and then press ENT to finish Erasing All Drawing Marks 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose ERASE and then press Key 3 Choose ALL DRAWING MARKS and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appears 4 Choose YES to erase all drawing marks 41 ...

Page 48: ...e line that you want to erase and then press ENT key The confirmation window appears 5 Choose ERASE and then press ENT to finish Erasing All Drawing Line 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose ERASE and then press key 3 Choose ALL DRAWING LINES and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appears 4 Choose YES to erase all drawing lines 42 ...

Page 49: ...place name that you want to erase and then press ENT key The confirmation window appears 5 Choose ERASE and then press ENT to finish Erasing All Drawing Place Name 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose ERASE and then press key 3 Choose ALL DRAWING NAME and then press ENT key The confirmation window will appears 4 Choose YES to erase all place names ABC 43 ...

Page 50: ...IO or MILES as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish 44 9 2 Unit of Measurement Distance speed can be displayed in nautical miles knots kilometers kilometers per hour or statute miles miles per hour 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose SETUP and then press key 3 Choose SPEED UNIT and then press ENT key 4 Choose nm kt km km h or sm mph as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish ...

Page 51: ...yed in true or magnetic bearing Magnetic bearing is true bearing plus or minus earth s magnetic deviation Use the bearing reference in accordance with the compass interfaced magnetic for magnetic compass true for gyrocompass 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose SETUP and then press key 3 Choose BRG REF and then press key ENT 4 Choose TRUE or MAGNETIC as appropriate and then press ENT key t...

Page 52: ...ation point on earth Your unit is preprogrammed with all the earth s magnetic variation However you may wish to enter variation manually to refine accuracy Set BRG REF on the PLOTTER is set to MAGNETIC to use magnetic variation 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose SETUP and then press key 46 4 Choose AUTO or Manual for choose Manual you need input the value manually as appropriate and then...

Page 53: ... Choose SETUP and then press key 3 Choose DEVIATION and then press ENT key 9 6 Time GPS uses UTC time If you would rather use local time enter the Time difference range 13 30 to 13 30 between it and UTC time You may display the time in 12 or 24 hour format 1 Press MENU key twice to main menu 2 Choose SETUP and then press key 3 Choose TIME and then press key 4 Input the time different if necessary ...

Page 54: ...s ENT key 4 Choose AUTO for automatic speed input GPS calculated speed or Manual for manual input 48 9 8 GPS setting 9 8 1 Choosing GPS output data The unit default using GPS module single for position fixing On the other hand you can use external GPS data for position fixing 1 Press MENU key on the SATELATE SCREEN 2 Choose and then press ENT key OUTPUT 3 Select your desired output data press ENT ...

Page 55: ...N 3 Choose your desired datum and press ENT to confirm 2 Choose POS smooth for enter position smoothing data 3 Choose SOG smooth for enter speed smoothing data 4 Choose COG smooth for enter course smoothing data 9 8 3 Smoothing You can setup position smoothing speed smoothing and course smoothing 1 Press MENU key on the SATELATE SCREEN 49 ...

Page 56: ...4 NMEA data display is used during the installation to check whether the NMEA input and output data to and from other equipment onboard is normal Press Zoom in key to switch between the input and output ports Press ENT to stop scrolling of NMEA data and press ENT again to restart NMEA data scrolling Press ESC to quit the NMEA data display 50 ...

Page 57: ... 200KHz normal picture on the full screen 50K Displays the low frequency 50KHz normal picture on the full screen 200K Z 50K Z Displays the normal display for high frequency 200KHz on right half and that for the low frequency 50KHz on the left half 200 50 Provides the normal display of the low frequency 50KHz on right half and its zoom display on the left half Shows the normal display of the high f...

Page 58: ... useful for detailed observation of fish schools DUAL frequency mode This mode provides the 50KHz picture on the left half of the screen and the 200KHz on the right half and is useful for detecting fish schools which have different reflection characteristics with frequency For example a school of tiny fish like minnow returns stronger echoes on a high frequency compared to a low frequency 52 200KH...

Page 59: ...AUTO 1 fishing window will appear agin press ENT key Active in the cruising model o autowatic gain AUTO 2 cruising window will appear agin long press ENT key reurn to manual gain model 10 3 Range 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Range and then press ENT key the following window will appear 3 Choose Manual or Auto and then press the ENT key or when the sounder screen press and hold ZOOM ...

Page 60: ...f sound so that the echoes from the same size fish schools are displayed in the same color Normally set it between 0 and 5 Avoid excessive TVG weak echoes may not be displayed The TVG is also useful for reducing surface noise Note Surface noise appearing in the range of 0 to 40 m can be reduced by the Cutter function Fish school A Fish school B How TVG compensates for propagation loss of sound 54 ...

Page 61: ...indow will appear 10 5 Pic advance The picture advance speed determines how quickly the vertical scan lines run across the screen 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Pic advance and then press ENT key or press and hold key in SOUNDER screen the following window will appear 3 Press the or key to select speed 2 1 FAST 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 8 SLOW or STOP Change advance speed 55 ...

Page 62: ...ey 3 Choose A Scope and then press ENT key the following window will appear 4 Press the or key to select ON activated A Scope or select OFF Disable This display shows echoes at each transmission with amplitudes and tone propor tional to their intensities on the right 1 4 of the screen It is useful for estimating the kind of fish school and bottom composition 56 Normal display A scope display 200KH...

Page 63: ...l vertical size of the screen on the left half window You may specify the portion to expand with the VRM Variable Range Marker which you can shift with or The area between the VRM and the zoom range marker is expanded The length of the segment is equal to one division of the depth scale MARKER ZOOM 57 Normal display This section is zoomed Marker zoom display Zoom marke yellow Variable range marker...

Page 64: ...m menu BOTTOM LOCK BOTTOM ZOOM This mode expands bottom and bottom fish echoes two to five times to vertical size of the screen and it is useful for determining bottom hardness A bottom displayed with a short echo tail usually means it is a soft sandy bottom A long echo tail means a hard bottom The zone automatically moves so that the bottom echoes locate on the lower half of the screen Note1 The ...

Page 65: ...n press ENT key to finish Off Low Medium High Hue Ho Background color Echo color Blue Blue Black Black White White 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 colors bottomreddish brown 6 colors bottomred 7 colors bottomreddish brown 6 colors bottomred 7 colors bottomreddish brown 6 colors bottomred 10 7 4 Hue Selection 1 Press MENU key in SOUNDER screen 2 Choose Sonar menu and then press ENT key 3 Choose Hue Selection and the...

Page 66: ... and then press ENT key the following window will appear 4 Choose or as appropriate and then press ENT key to finish VRM WHT The white marker functions to display a particular echo color in white For example you may want to display the bottom echo reddish brown in white to discriminate fish echoes near the bottom Note that the bottom must be displayed in reddish brown for the white marker to funct...

Page 67: ...Press ENT to select ON IN or OUT For the water temperature alarm select IN to get the alarm when the water temperature is within the alarm zone range or OUT to get the alarm when the water temperature is higher than the alarm zone range 5 Press to select ALARM ZONE 6 Adjust width of alarm zone with or 7 Press to select RANGE 8 Use to to set display range for the alarm 9 To deactivate an alarm sele...

Page 68: ... 200 300 600 and 1000 meters Setting area is 2 m to 800 m The ranges 20m and 200 m can not be changed They are essential in this equipment Note Ranges must be set in numerical order For example if range 1 is 5 m and range 3 is 20m range 2 should be between 6 and 19 m Trend The trend index shows the probable bottom shape over a specified time within 1 10 minutes The default setting is 1 minute Set ...

Page 69: ...ing window will appear 3 Data field setup The right of the screen will appear the Data Field The black area is the data area of which may be changed Press ENT key there will be a data table Press the or key to Select the one you want to display data content and press ENT to finish 4 Show hide data field 63 ...

Page 70: ...st manual gain 4 On auto gain slightly press ENT to switch between Auto 1 and Auto 2 mode 5 Press and hold either zoom in or zoom out to switch between Auto and Manual range 6 Slightly press F to change Signal Level 7 Press and hold to adjust picture advance speed 8 Slightly press to shift range 9 Slight press to move depth marker Short cuts in Plotter Sounder mode 1 Press and hold Menu to change ...

Page 71: ...4 000 waypoints with name symbol 10 proximity waypoint 000 point automatic track log 10 saved track up to 2100 track points each let you retrace your path in both directions XTE Anchor drag arrival speed voltage proximity waypoint and time AIS alarm Normal Daylight exposed to sunlight Night in dark environment NOAA paper chart colors Tide data Mercator projection Lat Lon Built in Onwa K Chart Exte...

Page 72: ... 1 Meter sec without S A Time 100ns synchronized to GPS time Dynamics Altitude 50 000m Max Velocity 500 m s Acceleration 4g Max Datum WGS 84 Interfaces NEMA 0183 input and ouput RS232 output Antenna KA 07 Nav Data Inputs BWC BWR DBT DPT GGA GLL HDG HDM HDT MDA MTW RMA RMB RMC TLL TTM VDR VHW VTG WPL ZDA Outputs AAM APB BOD BWC GGA GLL RMB RMC VTG XTE ZDA Outputs for autopilot AAM APB BOD VTG PERSP...

Page 73: ...ay unit 15 to 55 Antenna unit 25 to 70 KP 6299C 0 9kg KP 8299C 2 43kg KP 1299C 3 95kg Display Waterproofing Display unit IPX5 Standard 1 Display unit 2 Antenna unit with 10m cable 3 Operator manual 4 Installation materials and standard spare parts 5 Dual band black transducer KP 6299C 5 6 inches Color TFT day view LCD 640 480 pixels KP 8299C 8 inches Color TFT day view LCD 800 600 pixels KP 1299C ...

Page 74: ...and gain High Frequency 200K Low Frequency 50K Dual 200K and 50K 1 2display on each Zoom 200K and 50K zoom and A scope Display Marker Zoom Bottom Zoom and Bottom lock Expansion Lines TX Freeze 1 8 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 50 and 200kHz alternately transmitted 1 KP 6299C 300W 2 KP 8299C 1299C 600W Rejects unwanted signals by comparing last and present echoes in strength Fish and Bottom alarms Temperature al...

Page 75: ... the contents When opening the box please verify that all items in the following drawing are present Control Display Unit Mounting Bracket GPS Antenna Operation Manual Spare Fuses 1 ONWA 69 Transducer 1 2A fuse should be used for power voltage 12v ...

Page 76: ...re that the space between the rear side of the unit and the wall is more than 10cm 2 Fix the unit to the mounting bracket firmly with the knobs so as to prevent it to get out of the bracket while running 12 2 Installing the unit Notice The unit should be mounted on a flat solid surface for maximum stability Be sure to fix the mounting bracket with screws Otherwise the display unit may fall down by...

Page 77: ... 6299C Table of connecting Antenna Power Supply Receptacle Dc input Dc input 11 to 40V FUSE OPTION Antenna ONWA 71 NMEA NMEA NMEA 1 23 1 2 Temp GND 0183IN 0183IN 0183IN 2 RS 2OUT RS 232OUT 5V DATA INPUT OUTPUT ...

Page 78: ... 8299C Table of connecting Antenna NMEA NMEA Temp NMEA 1 23 1 2 GND 0183IN 0183IN 0183IN 2 RS 2OUT RS 232OUT 5V Power Supply Receptacle Dc input Dc input 11 to 40V FUSE DATA INPUT OUTPUT OPTION Antenna ONWA 72 ...

Page 79: ...299C Table of connecting Antenna Power Supply Receptacle Dc input Dc input 11 to 40V FUSE Antenna ONWA VHF OPTION 73 NMEA NMEA NMEA 1 23 1 2 Temp GND 0183IN 0183IN 0183IN 2 RS 2OUT RS 232OUT 5V DATA INPUT OUTPUT ...

Page 80: ...12 6 KP 6299C Display unit size 74 199 1 143 5 150 5 77 58 24 224 1 129 150 5 201 2 ...

Page 81: ...12 7 KP 8299C Display unit size 289 8 171 9 195 4 260 75 261 5 289 8 171 9 195 5 99 5 66 29 5 ...

Page 82: ...363 8 243 8 324 106 65 3 30 5 363 8 262 9 267 9 12 8 KP 1299C Display unit size 76 ...

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