Raymarine A series, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Autorouting
While building a route, the Autorouting feature
can be used to create the shortest route between 2
waypoints.
Autorouting requires Navionics ® Updates ,
Navionics ® Platinum TM or Navionics ®
Platinum TM + cartography. Autorouting can be used
when creating new routes or when adding a route
leg to an existing route.
Autorouting generates a route based on the bottom
depth data available on compatible cartography
and the user defined
Minimum Safe Depth
setting. Waypoints automatically generated using
Autorouting will be restricted from entering water
that is too shallow for the vessel.
Important: When using Autorouting the following
restrictions apply:
• Autorouting can only be used when generating
routes within the area covered by your
compatible cartography.
• Autorouting can be used between waypoints
less than 100 nm apart.
• Autorouting always uses the cartography’s
minimum depth reading when calculating routes.
• Autorouting will fail if the generated route will
exceed the maximum waypoint or route capacity
of the MFD.
• Autorouting will also fail if insufficient
cartographic data is available.
Warning: Autorouting
Routes created using the Autorouting
feature rely on Bottom Depth information
taken from compatible electronic
cartography and a user defined
Minimum
Safe Depth value. As both of these
values are subjective the generated
route MUST be carefully checked and
if necessary edited BEFORE starting to
follow the route in the Chart application.
Warning: Autorouting — Traffic
separation
The Autorouting feature does not
adhere to the Traffic Separation Schemes
identified in Rule 10 of the
International
Regulations for Preventing Collisions at
Sea 1972
as amended.
Raymarine ® therefore recommends that
you do NOT use Autorouting to create
any part of a route which will cross traffic
lanes or pass near to traffic separation
lines. In these situations
Autorouting
MUST be switched Off and the route
or route leg MUST be built manually,
ensuring compliance to the rules laid out
in the above regulations.
Building a route using Autorouting
Autorouting can be used to create an entire route
or can be activated at any time when building a new
route.
From the Chart application:
1. Select
Build Route from the chart context menu
or the Navigate menu.
The Build Route menu is displayed.
2. Select Autorouting so that On is selected.
Autorouting can be switched On and Off at any
time during route building.
3. Select the position on the Chart where you want
the route or route leg to start.
4. Select the position on the Chart where you want
the route or route leg to end.
The system will try to automatically calculate the
shortest safe route between the 2 points.
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