Koden MDC-2000 series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Chapter 2 How to use the menu MDC-2000 Series
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N UP (North Up)
The N UP is the display mode to orient the true
north to the top of the screen.
Due to the true north oriented display, the screen
image can be easily compared with a chart with a
north oriented representation.
NORTH
Land
Target 1
Target 2
Own ship
HDG
When selecting the S UP (South Up), the true
south is oriented to the top of the screen.
C UP (Course Up)
The C UP is the display mode in which the
heading becomes the set course instantly when
[C UP] is selected and the set course is oriented
to the top of the screen.
When navigating your ship along the planned
course, use this mode. If your ship is off the
planned course, it visually shows the deviation
from the planned course.
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NORTH
Land
Target 1
Target 2
Own ship
HDG set as
the course
NORTH
Land
Target 1
Target 2
Own ship
HDG
Specified Course
WPT UP (Waypoint Up)
The WPT is the display mode to always orient
the WPT to the top of the screen.
When this mode is used in combination with the
course up function of the plotter, the
understandable image is available.
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NORTH
Land
Target 1
Target 2
Own ship
HDG
WPT BRG
Relative Motion (RM) and True Motion (TM)
The relative (RM) motion mode indicates
motions of surrounding targets while fixing your
ship’s position at the center of the display.
As the own ship’s position is placed at the center
of the display, the fixed targets such as the land
move on the screen when the ship navigates.
The true (TM) motion indicates the motion of
targets with respect to the specified bearing.
Fixed targets, which do not move in any
directions, stay on the screen, and all moving
targets move on the screen.
No true motion [TM] is provided for
[H UP] mode as the constantly moving
heading is used as a reference.
The true motion [TM] is also not
provided for [WPT UP] which uses the
specified course as a reference.
Caution
In [TM] mode, entering the data of the
bearing, speed and latitude/longitude
is required.
Caution