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ECDIS User Guide Basic Operation of ECDIS
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Docking Display
The docking display uses various sensor data
from serial interfaces connected to the PCIO
unit to compute own ship’s fore and aft motion
and its port and starboard velocity at the bow
and the stern.
The docking display is intended for use during
ship docking and other low-speed manoeuvring
operations such as anchoring.
To access the docking display window click on
the CID button on the lower popup toolbar and
select
Docking . The Docking popup window
appears on the chart display.
The docking window shows the following data:
•
True heading data, the current bearing
value as shown in the HDG data display
(see Sensor Data Display) and the data source of the value e.g. Gyro.
A graphical display below the HDG also shows the bearing value.
•
True course over ground, the current bearing value as shown in the
COG data display (see Sensor Data Display) and the data source of
the value e.g. GPS.
•
Rate of Turn, the current rate of turn in degrees per minute as shown
in the ROT folder, (see Rate of Turn Values). A graphical display
below the ROT also shows the degrees per minute value.
•
Speed over Ground (SOG) data displaying the following values (in
kilometres) and source of data:

Bow Port/Starboard speed over ground

Ship Port/Starboard speed over ground

Ship Fore/Aft speed over ground

Stern Port/Starboard speed over ground
HUD Widgets
Head Up Display (HUD) objects are CID widgets that may be viewed in the
chart display area as a semi-transparent. Generally used to aid docking or
other low-speed manoeuvring operations, by indicating the status of
particular sensors.
Objects such as targets, waypoints, mariner objects and other synthetics
that appear under a HUD widget are selectable without moving it.