Raymarine c125, Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

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Feature Benefits What it is How to use it
Control an autopilot system. • With a suitable connected Evolution
autopilot system, you can control
an autopilot directly from your MFD,
without a separate dedicated pilot
control head.
• Make the most of Raymarine’s
Automagic™ technology. Evolution
autopilots use a range of advanced
technologies to eliminate the need
for complicated setup and calibration.
With its intelligent sensor capabilities,
the autopilot automatically adapts to
your vessel's steering characteristics
without any user adjustments. Only
a basic set up procedure is required,
using a simple Dockside Wizard.
• Vessels with hydraulic steering
systems benefit from Raymarine’s
Hydro-Balance™ technology,
which automatically detects and
compensates for common steering
system problems.
11.1 Autopilot
Control overview
and features • 11.9 Pilot Set-up
• 11.8 Pilot Bar
View and control multiple thermal video
cameras. • Your “ Sixth Sense ” at sea. View the
world around your vessel — even in
total darkness. Thermal technology
sees temperature, not visible light.
This means that it sees things that the
human eye can't.
• Enhance your situational awareness
— a thermal camera can help you to
navigate the seas at night or in poor
visibility.
• Enhance the safety of you and your
crew — a thermal camera can quickly
identify a person in the water in
man-overboard situations.
• Control the camera directly from your
MFD or, optionally, via a Joystick
Control Unit (JCU) — or both.
24.1 Thermal camera
application overview 23.4 Camera
control
View multiple analog visible-light video
cameras.
Note: Not all MFD variants support
the connection of analog video
devices. Refer to the
Chapter 31
Technical Specification section for
more information.
Video cameras have many monitoring
uses:
• Security.
• Engine room.
• Rear of boat.
• Docking.
• Any regular surveillance.
• Mast-top camera.
• The MFD can be set up to continuously
and automatically cycle through the
available video inputs.
22.1 Camera
application overview
and features
• Changing
the camera /
video feed
• 22.4 Camera
cycling
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