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Q Display series 2 - user guide

Trip meters

Current trip

Displays information on your current trip.

User trip A

Trip meter for user A

User trip B

Trip meter for user B.

To the destination

Estimates the consumption, duration, and distance to your destination.

Settings

Audio volume

Adjust volume of your media.

Radar controls

Radar range

Adjust the range of the radar.

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Summary of Contents for Q DISPLAY 2 Series

Page 1: ...Q DISPLAY SERIES 2 User guide ...

Page 2: ...veloppement économique Canada 10 Introduction 11 1 Sidebar 12 Home button 12 Pinned views 13 Notification centre and Notifications 14 System updates 14 System status area 14 2 View 15 3 Application 16 4 Home menu 17 4 1 Views 18 Default and custom views 18 4 1 1 Manage views 19 4 1 2 Reset views 20 4 1 3 Split view 20 4 2 Utilities 21 5 Map 22 5 1 Map basics 23 5 1 1 Panning 23 5 1 2 Centering 23 ...

Page 3: ...ttings 27 9 Compact dashboard widget settings 27 10 Utility menu 27 5 5 Chart settings 28 Chart orientation 28 Heading line 28 Show trail 28 Autocentre 28 Autozoom speed limit 28 Low speed zoom level 28 Easy view 29 SonarChart 29 2D shading 29 Community edits 29 Chart details 29 Satellite overlay 29 Satellite overlay opacity 29 Default zoom level 30 Safe water depth 30 Shallow water depth 30 Spot ...

Page 4: ...ard app 33 6 2 Dashboard Settings 34 Dashboard s application menu 34 RPM 35 Engine temperature 35 Trim level 35 Engine hours 35 Alternator Voltage 35 Trolling 35 Throttle level 35 Throttle state 35 Output power Only for electric propulsion 35 Engine voltage Only for electric propulsion 35 Consumption 36 Economy 36 Fuel level 36 Battery voltage 36 AUX battery voltage 36 Battery temp Only for electr...

Page 5: ...oard activations in the application menu button 39 8 Fishfinder 40 Fishfinder menu 40 Sonar channel 41 Gain mode 41 Smoothing mode 41 Filter mode 41 Depth levels 41 Seabed enhancing 41 Depth lines 41 Visible horizon 41 Automatic scrolling 41 Scrolling speed 41 CHIRP color scheme 41 DownVision color scheme 41 Automatic noise rejection 42 Automatic sensitivity 42 Automatic range 42 Depth levels 42 C...

Page 6: ...tes 46 Bluetooth input 47 Aux input 48 Equalizer 48 11 Weather 49 12 Info 50 13 Settings 51 13 1 System settings 52 1 System info 52 2 Language 52 3 Time offset automatic time zone 52 4 Demonstration mode 52 5 Display QR code 52 13 2 Users 53 1 Change user 53 2 Add new user 53 3 Remove current user 53 4 User selection time 53 13 3 Display settings 54 1 Handedness 54 2 Display brightness 54 3 Theme...

Page 7: ...ooth toggle 57 2 Devices 57 3 Device name 57 4 Q Remote 57 13 7 Mobile data 57 13 8 Boat settings 58 Engine count 58 Boat draft 58 Boat width height 58 Propulsion type 58 Fuel level stabilization 58 Extra packages 58 Fuel tank capacity 58 Fuel sensor 1 2 input 58 Trim calibration 58 Speed update interval 58 13 9 Unit settings 59 1 Date format 59 2 Distance 59 3 Length 59 4 Speed 60 5 Show speed de...

Page 8: ...13 10 Audio settings 61 1 Volume 61 2 Zone 1 2 volumes 61 3 Equalizer 61 4 Radio mode 61 13 11 System reset 61 14 Q mobile app 62 ...

Page 9: ...ctions introduced in this user guide Making boating easier and smarter The Q Display is customizable to your liking You can pin the things you need the most to the sidebar on the right side of your Q Display By creating split views you can make multitasking easier than ever before With your own view shortcuts you spend less time setting up your display and more time boating The Q Experience takes ...

Page 10: ...ned by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technici...

Page 11: ...11 Q Display series 2 user guide INTRODUCTION The user interface of the Q Experience consists of three main components 1 View 2 Sidebar 3 Application ...

Page 12: ... instant access to all the essential functions and your favourite views The Sidebar consists of 1 Home button 2 Pinned views 3 Notification centre 4 System status area Home button The Home button opens the Home menu In the Home menu you will find all the available views and utilities everything essential to control and adjust your device Home icon ...

Page 13: ...om the sidebar Customize the Sidebar by pinning your favourite views to it 1 Open the Home menu 2 Open View properties by pressing the three dots on the desired view 3 Select Pin to Sidebar To unpin a view repeat the process above but in the last step select Unpin from the sidebar instead You can open the same contextual menu by long pressing the view icon in the Sidebar ...

Page 14: ...l etc will not be stored The Notification centre icon notification icon will indicate you of unread notifications The highlight colour is based on the highest priority notification Red icon Alert Yellow icon Warning White icon Notification System updates Available system updates will appear as notifications see the notification icon above To activate the updates on your device you must install the...

Page 15: ...n the screen at the same time A view may consist of a single application Fullscreen view or two applications Split view Most of the application settings are view specific For example you may have two individual Map views with different settings for different scenarios Two views in Q Display 210D ...

Page 16: ...ion From the Application menu you can access all the application specific functions such as Search for Map or Inputs for Music Scroll the menu by dragging it up or down with your finger To close the Application menu press the X button in the top right corner or tap on the screen outside of the menu area Application menu See the application specific sections for more detailed instructions starting ...

Page 17: ...Home menu is where you will find all the available views and utilities everything essential to control and adjust your device Open the Home menu using the Home button Press X to close the menu Scroll the menu by dragging it up or down with your finger ...

Page 18: ...r views see Chapter 13 8 Extra packages Default and custom views The first time you switch on your Q Display device and after a factory reset you will start with a selection of default views You are free to customize all of them and create your own custom views as you see fit To create a new view Open Home menu Press on New view Select the view template see list below Assign desired applications t...

Page 19: ...u would like to pin launch or remove default or custom views 1 Home 2 Open View properties by pressing the three dots on the desired view View properties 1 Application title 2 Pin to Sidebar Unpin from Sidebar 3 Launch 4 Launch at startup 5 Remove from views ...

Page 20: ...hat this action is irreversible and all your data and custom views will be removed 4 1 3 Split view When the view is split into two it is called a split view When you are using a split view you can adjust the split ratio anytime by dragging the handle between the applications The handle will snap to the closest split point when released The default split points are 75 25 50 50 25 75 ...

Page 21: ...cations are opened on top of your current view instead of in a dedicated view Press the close button X in the top right corner to close the utility application and return to your main view Utility applications consist of a tab list on the left and a content area on the right Utility applications cannot be assigned into custom views 1 Home 2 Utilities ...

Page 22: ...opening the Home menu and selecting Map The Map application consists of the Chart area Application controls in the top right corner and optional Compact dashboard in the top left corner Chart Map app 1 Chart Map area 2 Map menu 3 Map control increase zoom button Centre map button decrease zoom button 4 Compact dashboard ...

Page 23: ...ingertips on the screen pinch to zoom out Alternatively use the buttons in Map controls Zoom in Zoom out 5 1 4 Measure distance Measure distance by placing two fingertips on the screen at the same time one on the start point and other at the end of the distance you wish to measure 5 1 5 View location information Long press on the map area with one fingertip to view location information and open th...

Page 24: ...ent distance time and needed fuel to the location 5 2 2 Set as destination Set the location place as destination and start navigating 5 2 3 Save to My Places Edit place Save the location to My Places by pressing the icon Once a place has been added to My places it can be edited by the edit icon You will find My places in the map s application menu 5 2 4 What s here Inspect nearby marine markers ch...

Page 25: ...ation in the Location properties menu Select destination from My Places Open My Places in the Map s application menu Select place you wish to go to Select Set as destination in the Location properties menu To use an existing route do the following Open My Routes in the Map s application menu Select the route you wish to use for navigation Select Start navigation in the Route properties menu When n...

Page 26: ...lore and find places 3 Chart settings Find detailed settings to use for navigation in the Chart settings Read more about chart settings below in Chapter 5 5 Chart settings 4 My places View and manage all your saved places Select an existing location to view and manage Select New place to create a new place on your current location you can adjust the location while creating a new place for more 5 M...

Page 27: ...ol the compact dashboard widget that is displayed on your chart view Dashboard settings like engine resources environment trip meters and audio volume can quickly be toggled on or off Open the compact dashboard settings at the bottom of the tab list in the Map s application menu 10 Utility menu The Utility menu includes three different features which can all be used by long pressing them To add th...

Page 28: ...usly points upwards instead of rotating Course vector Course vector is a projected line that indicates your heading Can be toggled on or off Show trail Show trail displays the route you have sailed with a line on the map Can be toggled on or off Autocentre Autocentre automatically recentres the map to your position after a few seconds of inactivity Can be toggled on or off Autozoom speed limit Cho...

Page 29: ...dds a 2D shading to your chart view to better indicate the depths of water Can be toggled on or off Community edits Community edits displays possible edits or notions added by other boaters Can be toggled on or off Chart details Chart details dictates if the chart shows standard or advanced markings Can be set to preferred setting Satellite overlay Satellite overlay allows you to use a satellite i...

Page 30: ...th with a red grid Can be set to preferred value or turned off Spot soundings Set the upper depth limit for spot soundings Can be set to preferred value or turned off NOTE Chart details must be set to Advanced for spot soundings to be visible Depth contours Set the upper depth limit for depth contours on the chart Can be set to preferred value or turned off Minimum fishing range Set the lower limi...

Page 31: ...your saved place 5 6 2 Edit place Edit your saved place includes Name Color Notify on approach and Change position Name is the name that is displayed on the chart Color is the color of the marker on the chart Notify on approach lets you set an alert when you are approaching the place Can be set to preferred distance or turned off Change position change the location of your saved place 5 6 3 Plan r...

Page 32: ...th time and total fuel consumption for the route 5 7 3 Start navigation Set the selected route as the active navigation route Route direction and destination end is determined automatically based on which way you are currently heading and how far you are from route end points The direction can be changed by toggling Change direction in the Map s application menu 5 7 4 Show on chart Hide from chart...

Page 33: ...e and Application controls on the top 6 1 Dashboard app The values on the main dashboard are fixed to RPM Speed Compass Fuel level Trim level and Consumption To get more information the dashboard can be complemented with widgets to the left of the gauges To re order the application controls on dashboard press and hold on an application control wait for the re order mode to activate changes to blue...

Page 34: ...corner The Dashboard menu features visibility toggles for various application controls that can be shown in the Dashboard view Enable the toggle on the feature to show it disable to hide Dashboard s application menu All the features that can be found from the Dashboard menu are following Engine Resources Environment Trip meters Settings Radar controls ...

Page 35: ...rnator voltage NOTE Alternator voltage is not Battery voltage Trolling Adjust the trolling speed by fine tuning the RPMs Throttle level Displays the amount of throttle in if supported by the propulsion system Throttle state Displays the throttle state Drive Neutral or Reverse if supported by the propulsion system Output power Only for electric propulsion Displays the engine s power output Engine v...

Page 36: ...tres per kilometre Fuel level Displays the fuel level of the fuel tank s Battery voltage Displays the battery voltage AUX battery voltage Displays the voltage of the auxiliary battery Battery temp Only for electric propulsion Displays the temperature of the battery Battery SOC Only for electric propulsion Displays the battery s State of Charge SOC ...

Page 37: ...iffer from heading due to wind or stream Heading Requires additional sensor Displays where your boat is pointing Compass Displays the compass course Depth Requires additional sensor Displays the depth of water Water temp Requires additional sensor Displays the water temperature Target direction Displays the direction of the destination Wind Requires additional sensor Displays the wind direction Ra...

Page 38: ...n your current trip User trip A Trip meter for user A User trip B Trip meter for user B To the destination Estimates the consumption duration and distance to your destination Settings Audio volume Adjust volume of your media Radar controls Radar range Adjust the range of the radar ...

Page 39: ...ng Dashboard Use toggle bars to add or remove instruments 1 Compact dashboard The Compact dashboard panel will always be in the top left corner of the Application viewport To re order the application controls in the Compact dashboard widget press and hold on an instrument wait for the re order mode to activate and then simply drag and drop the selected instrument into the desired space 2 Compact d...

Page 40: ...pening the Home menu and selecting Fishfinder The Fishfinder application consists of a Display area in the centre Fishfinder controls in the top right and optional Compact dashboard on the top left Fishfinder menu Open Fishfinder menu by pressing the application menu button in the application s top right corner The menu consists of the following settings Dashboard CP 100 Fishfinder Airmar IC TM90M...

Page 41: ... Can be toggled on or off Depth lines Shows the depth levels as lines across the application area Can be toggled on or off Visible horizon Shows an artificial horizon on the top of the Fishfinder graphics Can be toggled on or off Automatic scrolling Automatically scrolls back to the front after a couple of seconds when sonar image has been scrolled backwards Can be toggled on or off Scrolling spee...

Page 42: ...n 1 and 10 Automatic and turned off Color scheme Set the preferred color scheme Can be set to Default Sand or Greyscale Seabed enhancing Highlights the seabed Can be toggled on or off Depth lines Shows the depth levels as lines across the application area Can be toggled on or off Automatic scrolling Automatically scrolls back to the front after a couple of seconds when sonar image has been scrolle...

Page 43: ...e top right corner and optional Compact dashboard on the top left 1 Radar menu Open the Radar s application menu by pressing the application menu button in the application s top right corner The Radar s application menu consists of the following Radar display Radar control Radar display Heading mode Heading mode sets the chart orientation to North up or Course up With Course up your course directi...

Page 44: ...be fixed to a preferred level Sea clutter Toggle Sea clutter to automatic or manual Sea clutter is used to minimize interference caused by rough seas If set to manual the value can be fixed to a preferred value Rain clutter Toggle Rain clutter to automatic or manual Rain clutter is used to reduce interference used by rain If set to manual the value can be fixed to a fixed level Radar offset Fine t...

Page 45: ...o match your listening preferences Launch the Music application by opening the Home menu and selecting Music The Music application consists of a Player area in the centre and Music application controls in the top right 1 Music menu button 2 Favourite radio settings OR bluetooth settings Music player area The player info field shows contextual info related to the active radio station or Bluetooth s...

Page 46: ...ons to auto scan for radio stations Press the pause button to temporarily mute the radio For information about switching between FM and DAB modes see Audio settings in Chapter 13 10 When listening to the Radio it is possible to save a station to your Favourites for quick access To save the current station to Favourites press the Favourites button to open the Favourites menu In the Favourites menu ...

Page 47: ...connected device or Music application You can control music either from the Q Display or from the connected device To connect a new device open the Bluetooth application in the Music application menu press on and then choose Add new device If the device has been previously connected choose the device from the My devices list From devices list connect to a desired device 1 Devices 2 Add new device ...

Page 48: ...e only possible adjustment you can do on the Q Display Notice that Q Display s volume is not linked to your external device volume so adjusting the external device s volume output might be necessary Equalizer Adjust the individual frequencies within an audio source with the Equalizer The level of the frequencies are adjusted by the sliders Reset all frequencies by pressing Reset on the right side ...

Page 49: ... the left and a content area on the right Weather is a utility application that opens on top of your current view To close Weather application and return to your previous view press the X close button in the top right corner 1 Hourly forecast 2 Wind 3 Temperature 4 Rain 5 Visibility 6 Next days Weather app The Tab list on the left features daily overviews for the next 5 days The Content area on th...

Page 50: ...n the left and a Content area on the right Info is a utility application that opens on top of your current view To close Info application and return to your previous view press the X close button in the top right corner The Tab list on the left features all the available guides and other info In the Tab list press and select a guide you wish to view The Content area on the right displays the selec...

Page 51: ...left and a content area on the right Settings is a utility application that opens on top of your current view To close the Settings application and return to your previous view press the X close button in the top right corner Settings app The Tab list on the left features all the available Settings categories Press to select a category you wish to view from the Tab list The Content area on the rig...

Page 52: ...ne anytime you want Please note that changing the language will restart all your open applications 3 Time offset automatic time zone Time zone is updated automatically from internet You can switch the automatic feature on off with a toggle bar 4 Demonstration mode Demonstration mode is only meant for showcasing the Q Display Demonstration mode uses pre set GPS and engine data to demonstrate what Q...

Page 53: ...s Important User is associated only with settings and views Custom views and settings will be saved only for the currently active user When you create a new user settings and views will be copied from the currently active user Removing a user will remove all the associated views and settings If you remove the last existing user it will be replaced by the default Q Experience user with factory sett...

Page 54: ... the user used in use when the new user was created Changing the settings and creating new views will only affect the active user 3 Remove current user To remove a profile first activate the profile to be the active profile When changed select the Remove current user to remove the profile in use This action will remove the active profile and all associated views and settings 4 User selection time ...

Page 55: ...utomatic display brightness will be ON by default When automatic display brightness is OFF adjusting brightness will keep it fixed to the preferred value 3 Theme Change the display coloring 4 Automatic night mode Decrease the value to trigger night mode in darker conditions 5 Night mode 6 Text size Adjust the global text size for the menus in your Q Display 7 No automatic shutdown Prevent display ...

Page 56: ...me cases the steering column or other devices around the Q Display may cause too much interference for the GPS signal In these cases it is recommended to use an external GPS antenna The external GPS antenna can be attached to the Q Display via the NMEA network In this case you should set your GPS source to NMEA 3 Magnetic heading correction Correction applied to magnetic heading e g magnetic varia...

Page 57: ... network that you have connected to before 2 Networks Inspect and connect to available networks WLAN must be activated 3 Hotspot ON OFF Toggle your shared network on or off WLAN must be activated for you to share your network 4 Hotspot SSID Hotspot SSID is the name of your shared network 5 Hotspot password Hotspot password is the password needed to join your shared network Choose or change your ne...

Page 58: ...t and connect to available devices via Bluetooth Press on Devices to see all the devices that have been connected to the Q Display previously as well as all available devices 3 Device name Device name is the name displayed on other devices when trying to connect to your Q Display 4 Q Remote Connect your Q remote to your Q Display 13 7 Mobile data In Mobile data settings you can insert a Custom APN...

Page 59: ...n smooths out the rapid changes in the fuel level readout Rapid changes may occur in rough seas when the fuel mass is in constant motion Toggle the stabilization on or off Extra packages Extra packages contain optional application packages that may or may not be activated depending on your boat s configuration These packages include Audio Fishfinder and Radar Fuel tank capacity Fuel tank capacity ...

Page 60: ...he various units used in instruments navigation data etc 1 Date format Select date format from the Unit settings DD MM YY DD MM YYYY MM DD YY MM DD YYYY 2 Distance Set the preferred distance unit Metric m km Nautical NM Imperial miles 3 Length Set the preferred length unit Metric Imperial ...

Page 61: ...th Set the preferred depth unit Meters m Feet ft Fathoms fath 7 Temperature Set the preferred temperature unit Celsius C Fahrenheit F 8 Volume Set the preferred fuel volume unit Litres L Gallons gal 9 Position Set the preferred position data format Decimal degrees DD Minutes and seconds DMS Decimal minutes DMM 10 Wind speed Set the preferred wind speed data format Meters per second m s Knots kn Ki...

Page 62: ...an adjust the volume in two different zones 3 Equalizer Adjust equalizer to fine tune the audio profile to match your listening preferences 4 Radio mode Select FM or DAB mode for the radio 13 11 System reset System reset allows you to reset Q Display to factory settings NOTE This operation can not be undone All stored data settings views places routes and logs will be deleted System reset can be f...

Page 63: ...e that keeps your boat safe in the docks Boat info with you 24 7 Inspect battery and fuel level view boat position and logbook Remote heating to step right into a warm boat Keep your boat safe with the mobile app s Guard feature It will alert you if your boat is filling with water or is targeted by a thief You can see your boat s status from your phone no matter where you are You can also control ...

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