Furuno TZT14 Owner Manual

MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY
TZT9/TZT14/TZTBB
User's Handbook
This guide provides the basic operating procedures for this equipment. For detailed information,
see the Operator's Manual.
The brand and product names mentioned in this guide are trademarks, registered trademarks or
service marks of their respective holders.
Most of the screenshots in this manual are for TZT9/TZT14.
Table of Contents
Controls .................................................................................................................................... 1
Chart Plotter.............................................................................................................................. 3
Radar ........................................................................................................................................ 6
AIS (Automatic Identification System) .................................................................................... 10
Fish Finder.............................................................................................................................. 11
Wireless LAN Setting.............................................................................................................. 14
Controls
Key control
Home key
- Opens the display selection window. Menu
icon bar
- Displays the menu icon bar.
TZT9/TZT14
A1
For TZTBB:
Displayed on the screen
as an icon.
Display selection
window
Tap
Power key
- Turns the power on.
- Adjusts the brilliance of the display.
For TZTBB:
Adjusts the brilliance of the power indicator.
- Turns the power off. (Device or Network)
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For TZTBB:
Tap the screen to
display the RotoKey
menu. If the menu
you are looking for
is not shown, select
[More...] (then drag
the menu items)
then tap it to select.
Tap
DATA
D
DA
ATA
AT
TZTBB (Switch box))
Rotate:
- Selects an item on the
RotoKey menu.
- Selects the range scale
on the chart plotter or
the radar screen.
RADAR
AD
AD
ADAR
RotoKeyTM
Push:
Opens the RotoKey
menu or validates the
selected item.
Touch control
Tap with finger
Drag with finger
- Select a menu item.
- Select an object to display the
corresponding pop-up menu.
Pinch with two fingers
- Pan the charts.
- Scroll the menu.
Tap with two fingers
For TZTBB:
Boat icon
Zoom out
Zoom in
Execute the function
which is selected in
[General] - [Function
Gesture] of the main
menu.
DAT
DATA
D
DA
ATA
A
AT
TA
A1
Drag
DATA
AT 2
AT
- Zoom in or out the chart
scale in the 2D/3D modes
or weather display.
- Select radar range on the
radar display.
RADAR
AR
A
R
Zoom in
Zoom out
Drag with two fingers
Switch from
2D to 3D.
Rotate with two fingers
Put one finger on the
boat icon then rotate
the other finger.
Switch between head up
and north up in the 2D/3D
modes.
Orientate 3D view.
Drag upward or
downward.
or
How to operate the menus
Main menu
TZT9/TZT14:
Default Route Color
Ship & Track
Route Thickness
2
Routes
Navigate with AutoPilot
Home key
TZTBB: Tap
the Home icon.
RotoKey menu
TZT9/TZT14:
RotoKeyTMM
TZTBB: Tap
the screen.
Additional
functions
Function
ON
Function
OFF
A t Pil
AutoPil
Auto
Pilott Na
Pilo
N vDat
D ta Increm
IIncrementt
Points
Select an icon.
Select
elect
l t a menu.
men
◄ Mod
de
Select an item then set.
- The “” mark indicates a multifunction soft control. Push the
RotoKeyTM (or tap the menu) to go to
the next level.
◄ Adjust
Auto Range
A-scope
Fish
Fis
hA
Alar
larm
m
Select a menu.
Pop-up menu
Go To
- The “” mark indicates ON status
(selected). The “” mark disappears
with OFF status (deselected). Push
the RotoKeyTM (or tap the menu) to
switch ON or OFF.
New Point
- There is no mark on a soft control
that does the function labeled on the
control. Push the RotoKeyTM (or tap
the menu) to process the menu.
New Route
Lat/Lon
Select an object or position to
display the pop-up menu.
◄ Orientation
Select a menu.
2
Chart Plotter
Heading line
Route
COG
10:30 AM
COG
DATA
AT
A
ATA
TA 1
Point
°M
RADA
AD
D R
D
DATA
2
291.7
Your
ship’s
track
Data area
Chart scale
North indicator
Data area (Data box)
The data area at both sides of the screen shows the navigation data, with data boxes. You
can select the data to display in the area, and show or hide the data boxes as necessary.
How to set the data boxes
How to add a data box to a data area
Go To Informations
10:30 AM
10:30 AM
°M
Go To Informations
COG
°M
291.7
NAVpilot
DATA
D
ATA 2
DATA
D
ATA 2
291.7
DATA
ATA
AT
T 1
TA
COG
DATA
ATA
ATA
AT
T 1
Tides & Currents
Tides & Currents
EBL/VRM
Radar Gain/Sea/
RADAR
AD
RADAR
AD
D
Radar Gain/Sea/
10/10/2012
10:30:15 AM
Waypoint
EBL/VRM
Date
Waypoint
Select a menu.
Tap unoccupied position.
How to delete a data box
[Date] is added in the above example.
How to switch the indication between analog and digital
10:30 AM
10:30 AM
10:30 AM
291.7 °M
7.0 kn
m
38.5 ft
C
2.88 °F
COG
SOG
῝ᗘ
DPT(S)
COG
°M
SST
COG
°M
291.7
RADAR
AD
D
DATA
D
ATA 2
291.7
DATA
AT
ATA
T 1
TA
ᾏ㠃 ᗘ
Drag the data box outside the data area.
Graphic
3
: Analog
Graphic
: Digital
Points
You can put points on the chart plotter display. The position of the point, symbol and color
information are saved to the points list.
How to put a point
New Point
The point is put
on the screen.
Select the position to set as a point.
How to go to a point
On the screen
Selected position
Saved point
1
1
Go to point
Thick red dashed line:
Course between the go
to point and the point
where the [Go To]
function starts.
Go To
Select the point or position
to set as a point to go to.
Yellow line: Shortest
course from the
current position to
the go to point.
0
From the points list
Points List
Sort by :
Name
Color
Icon
Range
Points List
Routes List
Main menu
Range 1,893 NM
Range 0,705 NM
Select the point to go to.
POINT1
N 25°48.100’; W 80°11.637’
Range 1,893 NM
Edit
1
Add to route
0
Goto
4
0
Routes
A route is a series of route points entered in the order to use for navigation. The routes are
saved to the routes list.
How to create a new route
New Route
Select the next route point in
the route. Repeat this step to
enter all route points.
Select the 1st route
point for the route.
2
1
4
At the last route point,
Last route
point
End Route
3
1st route point
(starting point)
How to follow a route
On the screen
2
2
3
4
3
1
Activate
1
0
Select a route leg of the route to follow.
From the routes list
Points List
Routes List
Route Detail
Main menu
RTE 2012-04-01
From
Length 800 yd
To
Edit
Route Detail
Goto
Select the route to go to.
5
4
Radar
Heading line
North mark
Guard zone
250
260
270
240
280
290
230
N
10:30 AM
220
300
DRS_RADOME
310
210
ᗵᐲ
Gain
Sea
ᶏ㕙෻኿
320
200
340
180
350
170
160
10
140
20
130
30
40
120
50
110
60
100
90
ㅍା
Range ring interval
RAD
RA
R
RADA
ADA
ADA
D AR
0
150
Range
DATA 2
330
190
Data
area
DATA
A1
Rain
㔎㔐෻኿
80
70
Range rings
Your ship’s position
How to toggle TX and Stand-by
Tx Radar
Tap
TX mode
TX mode
or
Tx Radar
Tap the radar scale
box to switch between
TX and Stand-by.
Stand-by mode
Stand-by mode
S
RotoKey menu
How to adjust the gain, sea and rain clutters
“A” is highlighted in auto adjustment.
“M” is highlighted in manual adjustment.
DATA 1
g
Switching
DRS_RADOME
DRS_RADOME
DATA 2
Tap
Each time you select
here, the mode is
switched between
automatic and manual.
DRS_RADOME
DRS_RADOME
Tap
Manual
adjustment
RADAR
Side menu
DATA 2
DATA 1
RADAR
Tap
0
6
Drag the circle
icon to set the
level.
How to measure the range and bearing from your ship to a target
Tap
Range
Bearing
Object
0.993 NM
306.2°
Range
Bearing
0.993 NM
306.2°
Select an object to get
the range and bearing.
How to set and activate the guard zone
The guard zone alerts you with audio and visual warnings when a target enters the area
you set.
◄ Guard Zone
Visible
RotoKey menu
The guard zone with dotted
lines appears on the screen.
◄ Guard Zone
Resize
RotoKey menu
Four circles appear at the four
corners of the guard zone.
End Resize
Move the circles to set the guard zone.
◄ Guard Zone
Alarm
RotoKey menu
The dotted lines turn to solid lines.
7
ARPA
The ARPA (Automatic Radar Plotting Aid) is a radar function for target tracking and collision
avoidance. ARPA tracks targets and provides target’s navigation information. You can track
targets automatically, manually or a combination of both.
How to show or hide the ARPA display
ARPA
Show the ARPA display.
ARPA
Hide the ARPA display.
◄ Targets
RotoKey menu
How to manually acquire a target
Tap
1
Object
Acquire
Select an object to acquire as a target.
ARPA target symbols
Acquired target
(30 s after
acquisition)
Target being acquired
Lost target
How to display the target data
Tap
1
ID
1
Bearing
ARPA target
ID
Bearing
Range
CPA
TCPA
1
79.6°
647 yd
465 yd
Range
CPA
5’30s
TCPA
Select an ARPA target to get its data.
8
79.6°
647 yd
465 yd
5’30s
CPA/TCPA alarm
The CPA/TCPA alarm alerts you with the audio and visual alarms when a tracked target
violates the limits selected.
CPA: Closest Point of Approach
TCPA: Predicted Time to CPA
How to set the CPA/TCPA alarm
Radar
Targets
CPA/TCPA Alarm
Sounder
Main menu
Confirm
o
CPA Alarm Value
0.500 NM
Close
or
TCPA Alarm Value
Cancel
Confirm
00:10:00
Set the value then select [Confirm].
How to acknowledge the CPA/TCPA alarm
The CPA/TCPA alarm sounds and the alarm indication appears when the CPA and
TCPA of an ARPA target are within the CPA/TCPA alarm range.
CPA/TCPA Alarm
9
Tap
AIS (Automatic Identification System)
How to show or hide the AIS symbols
AIS/DSC
Show the AIS symbols.
AIS/DSC
Hide the AIS symbols.
◄ Targets
RotoKey menu
AIS target symbols
Class A AIS
Class B AIS
SOG and
COG vector
SOG and
COG vector
Activated AIS target
Color: Green
Color: Magenta
Dangerous AIS target
Color: Red
Lost AIS target
Color
- AIS target: Magenta
- Cross: Red
Flashing
Color
- AIS target: Green
- Cross: Red
Proximity AIS target alarm
The proximity AIS target alarm alerts you with the audio and visual alarms when an AIS
target is within the distance you set here.
Radar
Targets
Proximity AIS Target Alarm
Sounder
Main menu
Confirm
Cancel
0 . 0 4 9 NM
Proximity AIS Target Alarm Value
Close
100 yd
Confirm
Set the value then select [Confirm].
How to display the target data
AAAAA
Name
Tap
MMSI 987654321
1.2 kn
SOG
AAAAA
Name
MMSI 987654321
AIS target
1.2 kn
SOG
Bearing
Range
CPA
TCPA
79.6°
647 yd
465 yd
Bearing
Range
CPA
10
465 yd
5’30s
TCPA
Select an AIS target to get its data.
79.6°
647 yd
5’30s
Fish Finder
Depth
scale
DATA 2
DATA 2
RADAR
RADAR
DATA 1
DATA 1
Bottom
echo
556 ft
750-
780 ft
LF
Depth scale
Depth
Fish
symbol*
A-scope
display
Frequency mode
*: The ACCU-FISHTM feature estimates the length of each fish and shows a fish symbol and
depth value or fish length. This feature requires appropriate transducer and either Sounder
BBDS1, DFF1, DFF3, DFF1-UHD or FCV-1150.
How to select the frequency
Low frequency: Use for general search and to find bottom conditions.
High frequency: Use to inspect a school of fish.
D u a l : Both low and high frequencies. Use to compare the same picture with two
different sounding frequencies.
HF
Single Freq.
◄ Mode
Open the
RotoKey
menu.
RotoKey menu
u
◄ Frequency
(High
frequency)
LF
(Low
frequency)
Dual Freq.
11
How to select the fish finder mode
Your fish finder can be operated automatically or manually. In automatic operation, range,
gain and clutter are automatically adjusted.
Automatic
mode
or
Auto Fishing
Auto Cruising
◄ Adjust
Manual
mode
RotoKey menu
Manual
Manual
Manual operation
How to set the range
TZT9/TZT14:
Clear the
mark.
Right: Decrease the range.
Left: Increase the range.
Auto Range
RotoKeyTM
RotoKey menu
TZTBB: Pinch the screen.
How to adjust the gain
DATA 2
DATA 1
HF Gain
RADAR
◄ Adjust
RotoKey menu
LF Gain
0
How to reduce the clutter
Targets
Sounder
Alarm
Main menu
Clutter
Close
0
12
Drag the
circle icon to
set the gain.
Zoom display
DATA 1
DATA 1
DATA 2
DATA 2
Btm Lock
RADAR
RADAR
For detecting the
bottom fish.
156
◄ Mode
LF
DATA 1
DATA 1
RotoKey menu
300
BL
RADA
RADAR
DA
AR
AR
RADAR
DATA 2
DATA 2
Btm Zoom
For discriminating
bottom fish from
bottom echo.
156
300
BZ
LF
Short bottom tail: Soft bottom
Long bottom tail: Hard bottom
ACCU-FISHTM
The ACCU-FISHTM feature estimates the length of each fish and shows a fish symbol and
depth value or fish length.
How to set ACCU-FISHTM
Targets
Sounder
Alarm
Main menu
Depth
ACCU-Fish Info
ACCU-Fish Info
Depth
Depth
Fish Size
Select [Depth] or [Fish Size].
Solid
ACCU-Fish Symbols
ACCU-Fish Symbols
Solid
Off
Solid
Striped
Select [Solid], [Striped] or [Off]
(turn off fish symbol).
Accu Fish
Close
RotoKey menu
13
Wireless LAN Setting
You can connect to the internet with the wireless LAN signal to download weather information
and to connect to an iPhone, iPod or iPad.
How to connect an existing LAN network
To download weather information, connect the existing LAN network.
General
When Necessary
Wireless LAN Settings
Select
Ship & Track
Main menu
Connect to the Internet
Connect to the Internet
When Necessary
Never
At Startup
When Necessary
Wirele
Wi
eless
l ss
Wirele
Wir
eless
ss Mod
Mode
e
Wireless Mode
Connec
Con
nectt tto
oe
exis
xistin
ting
gL
LAN
AN
Available Wireless LAN Networks
Connect to existing LAN
Connect to existing LAN
XXXX
WEP
Connect
XXXXX
WEP
Connect
XXXXXX
Create local network
Connect
WPA2PSK
Select [Connect] in the desired network.
Q
Ok
E
W
A
Password
S
R
D
T
F
Y
G
Z X C V
A / a / 123 Delete
SPACE
Close
U
H
I
J
O
K
B N M
Back < -
P
L
- > Close
Enter the password.
Ok
Forget all Wireless LAN networks saved
IP Address
Forget All
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
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Close
How to create a local wireless network
To connect to an iPhone, iPod or iPad, create a local wireless network.
General
Ship & Track
Main menu
Wireless LAN Settings
Wireless
Select
Wireless LAN Settings
Wireless Mode
Create local network
Create local Wireless network
Connect to the Internet
NAVNETTZT
When Necessary
Confirm the settings for these
three menus.
Wireless Mode
Wirele
Wir
eless
ss Mod
Mode
e
Create local network
Connect to existing LAN
Create
Cre
ate lo
local
cal ne
netwo
twork
rk
Create local network
Confirm
Cancel
NAVNETTZT
SSID
SSI
D
NAVNE
NA
VNETTZ
VNE
TTZT
TTZ
T
Confirm
Enter the SSID then select [Confirm].
Open
Authentification
Open
Authentification
Open
WEP
WPA2 - PSK
Select [Open], [WEP] or [WPA2 - PSK].
Confirm
For [WEP] or [WPA2 - PSK]
Password
Cancel
1234567890
********
Confirm
Enter the password then select [Confirm].
Close
Networ
Net
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tatus
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