User manual NAUTEEK SC100. is a brand of Imartec SARL

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1 User manual 1/42

2 Document update: V0.1a : : Document creation Beta version. V0.1 : : New functions : speed damping and record resolution setting V0.2a : : New downloader installation interface. V0.3 : : Possibility to choose its measurement system V0.4 : : New race countdown timer synchronization to the nearest full minute. Full waypoints & routes management V0.5 : : New display of speed information. Tenth of knots are now written in smaller digit than units of knots, no more point. New graphical speed trend info : slower / faster. NEW live NMEA output on embedded PC via USB for live tracking New compatibility with the SC configuration software to access advanced device settings. New intuitive way of setting the info in the ROUTES and WAYPOINTS MODE. New status for a waypoint : waypoint can be set as a gate in a route. New suite software : only one software for 4 purpose : firmware loader, tracks downloader, waypoints manager and SC configuration panel. WaypointManager : automatic alphabetic ordering of the waypoints in the waypoints list. New features on Manager and Downloader: cookies and bugs corrected 5. 0 V 2/42

3 Registering your Help us to serve you better by registering your product. Send us an at and stay aware of the new firmware upgrades for your SC and of our website news. 3/42

4 Cautions. CAUTION : If you are using your in a vehicle, it is the responsibility of the owner/user to attach it in a manner that it will not cause any damages or wounds in case of an accident. CAUTION : If you choose to use your in a vehicle, it is the entire responsibility of the driver to drive the vehicle in a safely manner and to keep his complete attention to driving the vehicle without being distracted b the. It is not safe to use the while driving a vehicle. CAUTION : It is the responsibility of the user to use the with care. This system has been developed as a navigation aid. I must not be used for precise measurement of direction, distance, speed or position. CAUTION: This part allows to automatically deal with over pressure inside the casing of your device. DO NOT TURN IT DO NOT DAMAGE IT : this is NOT a RESET button. IF DAMAGED or TURNED, your speedo device will not be waterproof anymore, YOUR DEVICE WILL BE VOID and THE REPAIR WILL NOT BE COVERED BY THE WARRANTY. CAUTION: If the NMEA output is ON, the USB cable will have to be plugged to your device. Make sure that both connectors are totally dry before plugging them for NMEA output. Without the USB cable plugged to your, a NMEA output switched on will cause a damage on your connector in case of contact with salted water. Make sure that both connectors are totally dry before to plug them to charge the battery of your device. IN CASE OF DAMAGED CONNECTOR, neither your USB connection nor your battery charging will be OK anymore and THE REPAIR WILL NOT BE COVERED BY THE WARRANTY. 4/42

5 Table of contents Registering your... 3 Cautions... 4 Table of contents...5 Introduction... 7 Main technical characteristics of the :... 7 Functions... 7 Case... 7 Autonomy... 7 Other...7 Before going on the water... 8 Basic operations... 8 Description of the buttons... 8 Start :...8 Mode :... 8 Up / Down :... 8 Back :... 8 Stop :...8 Switching On/Off the :...8 Switching On the... 8 Initialization of the GPS engine of your... 9 Switching off the...10 Presentation of the screen :...10 Checking the battery level : Charging the Navigating in the main Menu MAIN menu overview MULTI DISPLAY : Changing display type: 1/1, 1/2-1/2 or 2/3-1/ Setting the info displayed in 1/1 display mode: Displaying 2 infos in 1/2-12 display mode:...17 Displaying 2 infos in 2/3-1/3 display mode:...17 Setting the countdown TIMER Starting the TIMER...18 Beeps and flashing screen during TIMER countdown Synchronizing the TIMER Starting the chronograph without the Timer Stopping the TIMER...19 Stopping the CHRONO et reset the TIMER...19 TIMER SETTINGS /42

6 DEFAULT VALUE SCREEN TIMER END RECORD SETTINGS START RECORD Recording started manually : SET AUTO OFF Automatic recording : Starting an automatic recording...23 Stopping an automatic record...24 FORMAT REC INTERVAL DEVICE SETTINGS...25 BACKLIGHT...26 COMPASS DAMPING SPEED DAMPING CONTRAST DECLINATION TIME ZONE...28 MEASUREMENT SYST...29 NMEA OUTPUT ACTIVATION STATS DELETE INFOS...31 BATT LEVEL...31 FMW VERS...32 MEM USED...32 ROUTES/WAYPTS...32 On the water...34 How to use the when sailing :...34 Starting a record in automatic mode...34 Man Over Board functionality Back to the shore Using the WaypointManager How to reset all the settings of my to the factory settings? Precautions of usage and maintenance:...39 Lexicon: /42

7 Introduction thanks you for your purchase of your new multi functions tactical display. Real concentrate of technologies within a small format, the offers the capacity of a micro navigation system with an intuitive user interface. Stick it anywhere on your boat, set the sails and you are off! Light, waterproof and wireless, your does not need you to lay any cables on your boat to work. Speed, course, race countdown timer, all these infos are visible by everybody on board thanks to its graphical display with digits as high as 40mm. No matter if you are sailing on dinghies, sport catamaran, sport boats, or even bigger boats, the is the perfect electronic partner for cruising, training and even racing. It will allow you to progress and to analyze the race course with a maximum number of infos. Once on dry land, you will be able to download your sailing sessions, training, or races and analyze the current effects, the header or lifts that you got as well as your speed after tacking or gybing. Main technical characteristics of the : Functions Compass (COG, 1 r resolution) Speed (SOG, 0,1 knot resolution) Speed trend info : faster / slower Race countdown timer with one-touch synchronization and chronograph Display of the GPS position Full waypoints and routes management Case Waterproof, 110 x 85 x 35 mm (connector not included) 210 g Max digit size of 40 mm Backlit illumination Autonomy 30 h battery life Lithium/Ion cell 14 h recording at 1 recorded GPS sentence each second, up to 140 h recording at 1 recorded GPS sentence each 10 seconds. Other GPS traces can be downloaded to a PC and a NMEA output is available for live interface to a PC via COM port Firmware can be updated with a PC. 7/42

8 Before going on the water Basic operations Description of the buttons Start : To start the system, simply press the Start button. In MULTI DISPLAY it allows you to start the timer. If the timer is already running, it will synchronize it to the next entire minute downwards. Mode : This button allows to validate your selection in the MENU screen. In MULTI DISPLAY, it allows you to change the type of display. Up / Down : These buttons allows to go up or down in the menu screens. They also allow to increment or decrement the values displayed on the screen. A short press will increment/decrement by 1 unit, a long press will increment/decrement by 5 units. In MULTI DISPLAY the Up button allows you to switch the info of the top part of the screen. In MULTI DISPLAY the Down button allows you to switch the info of the bottom part of the screen. A short press will switch between infos in normal order. A long press will switch between infos in reverse order. Back : This button allows you to go back the precedent screen. After setting a parameter, it will also save it into memory. Stop : This button allows to set the value of the TIMER in MULTI DISPLAY. It also allows to stop the TIMER countdown or the CHRONO. Switching On/Off the : Switching On the shortly to switch on the.. The SOG screen of the MULTI DISPLAY mode appears on your once the welcome screen and the battery level screen have disappeared. 8/42

9 Screen set as default factory setting in MULTI DISPALY mode The MULTI display mode is the basic mode where all the info concerning the behavior of the boat are readable. Initialization of the GPS engine of your The integrates a GPS module that needs to initialize each time the system starts. Note: Leave the system in vertical position with a clear view of the sky. The may not function indoors and badly in an urban environment due to the poor GPS signal levels in these conditions. The usually starts in less than 5 minutes. The first start can be longer (< 15 min) as it has not got the last correct position. When switching on, the speed info displays 00,0 quickly ---because the does not see enough satellites yet to work properly.4 visible satellites are necessary to the are useful to work properly. As soon as the satellite detection is over, the speed displays 00,0. Your is ready to use. 9/42

10 Switching off the for 3 sec on : If the has a position fix before it is switched off, then it will keep this position in memory in order to speed up the next initialization. Wait for the 3 bips until you see the switch off screen. Don not release the button before. This process avoids unintentional power off and speeds up the initialization of the system for the next power up. Presentation of the screen : Once powered up, the screen is automatically in the main MULTI DISPLAY menu. The default screen SOG should be displayed to go back to the main menu. Graphical Indication of the comparison between the instantaneous speed and the last 10 seconds speed average. Note : The GPS time is only available once the has synchronized with a minimum of 4 satellites. GPS time only availab le if the is synchronized to the satellites If 00:00 is displayed, it means that it doesn't have time enough to initialize properly. 10/42 % b attery left

11 Checking the battery level : The battery level is checked in real time. The battery level is display on all screens apart from the MULTI DISPLAY. At power up, a specific screen shows the battery level on the full screen. This screen is also available in MENU \ DEVICE STATUS \ BATT LEVEL. The battery level is displayed on the top right in the MAIN menu. Different sound and visual alarms are programmed for indicating a low battery: 20% battery level. 10% battery level. 05% battery level. The alarm will stop automatically after 30s beeping. When the alarm has triggered, you can also press to stop it. Charge up the if you can. Charging the The battery life of the is about 30 hours for a fully charged battery. Using its mains adapter, 2h30 are sufficient to charge the battery to 95 %. Do not hesitate to charge up your when your battery level gets lower than 25%. To charge the battery, open the weather cap of the connector, plug the mains adapter making sure that the white arrows are aligned. You should hear the «click» once the connectors are mated correctly. The screen switches automatically to charging mode: 11/42

12 Note : While the battery is charging, the keypad is blocked. If the device is OFF before to charge it, then you will not be able to use it if you keep the power adapter plugged. The battery charging is controlled by the. When the battery is charged an end of charge information is displayed on the screen. Once the is charged up, pull the external ring of the connector in order to disconnect it from the. Replace carefully the weather cap on the connector. CAUTION : Using the 12Vdc car lighter adapter to charge the battery of the ( optional accessories not delivered into the kit). Once the is switched ON and display your preferred information, you can plug it to its optional 12VDc car lighter adapter. The following icon will be displayed during charging to inform you. Remember : While the battery is charging, the keypad is blocked, but the information displayed on the screen of your is updated. To change the display of your, just unplug the power adapter, use the keypad to change the information as you want, and plug the power adapter again. CAUTION : Before to use your 12Vdc car lighter adapter, check that both connectors are dry, with no salted water. 12/42

13 IN CASE OF DAMAGED CONNECTOR, neither your USB connection nor your battery charging will be OK anymore and THE REPAIR WILL NOT BE COVERED BY THE WARRANTY. The battery charging is controlled by the. When the battery is charged an end of charge information is displayed on the screen. Once the is charged up, pull the external ring of the connector in order to disconnect it from the. Replace carefully the weather cap on the connector. 13/42

14 Navigating in the main Menu The selected icon appears in white against a b lack b ackground To go down in the MAIN menu, press : To go up in the MAIN menu, press : To validate your choice, press : 14/42

15 MAIN menu overview 7 icons are available in the MAIN menu : MULTI DISPLAY TIMER SETTINGS RECORD SETTINGS DEVICE SETTINGS STATS INFOS ROUTES / WAYPOINTS MULTI DISPLAY : Main mode you will use when you are sailing with your. This mode gives access to all the data from the GPS module as well as the tactical informations computed from these data. When you switch on your device, you will directly enter in this mode. Anyway from the MAIN menu screen, select MULTI DISPLAY et press to validate your choice. You will get the SOG by default. 15/42

16 Changing display type: 1/1, 1/2-1/2 or 2/3-1/3 To switch between the 3 display modes press: Setting the info displayed in 1/1 display mode: shortly : The next info is displayed, the COG info : 16/42

17 shortly again : The next info is displayed, the TIMER info : The 4 infos loop in the following order: SOG. COG. TIMER. POSITION / INFO and maintain :. and maintain in order to loop backwards (to go back to a previous info). Example : until you display the SOG. Then, press and maintain, the POSITION / INFO will be displayed. This allows you go to the previous info without having to go through the entire loop. Displaying 2 infos in 1/2-12 display mode: From the MULTI DISPLAY in 1/1 display mode, press The MULTI DISPLAY is now in 1/2-1/2 display mode. As default factory setting, SOG is displayed on the top part of the screen, and COG is displayed in the bottom part of the screen. to select the info that you wish to display on the top part of the screen.. to select the info that you wish to display on the bottom part of the screen. If you press and maintain the info on the bottom part of the screen will loop backwards. Displaying 2 infos in 2/3-1/3 display mode: From the MULTI DISPLAY ins 1/2-1/2 display mode, press. The MULTI DISPLAY switches in 2/3-1/3 display mode and keeps the infos selected. to select the info that you wish to display on the top part of the screen. to select the info that you wish to display on the bottom part of the screen. 17/42

18 Setting the countdown TIMER. In MULTI DISPLAY mode, select the TIMER info in your screen, 1/1 display, 1/2 display, 2/3 display or 1/3 display. The timer value is here set to 8 minutes by default. to set the value of the countdown TIMER. At each value. press, the value will decrement by 1 minute until it reaches 0 and then it will go back to the default A new press, will go back the timer value to its default value. Starting the TIMER. Once the TIMER set, press to start the countdown Beeps and flashing screen during TIMER countdown. The beeps for each whole minute over 4 min. The beeps every 30s under 4 min. The beeps every 15s under 1 min. The beeps every second for the last 15 seconds. Given the fact that it is very difficult to hear any instrument beeping while on the water when sails are flapping during a race start, the screen also flashes every time the beeps. 18/42

19 Synchronizing the TIMER. Once the countdown is started, it is possible to synchronize the TIMER to the nearest full minute. When needed press to synchronize the TIMER. It will then carry on the countdown from the new value. Example : You have missed the gun for a four seconds, if you press carry on the countdown. If you press at 55'' then it will resynchronize at 5'04'', the TIMER will synchronise to 5' and to 1'. Starting the chronograph without the Timer The CHRONO launches automatically at the end of the countdown of the TIMER. To launch the CHRONO mode without the TIMER, set the TIMER to 00:00 (see Setting the countdown TIMER.) and press : Stopping the TIMER. When the timer is counting down, press Just press Or press to stop the CHRONO and set the TIMER to the next whole minute value. to launch the TIMER again to set the TIMER value. Stopping the CHRONO et reset the TIMER. twice 19/42 to stop the counting chronograph and reset the value of the TIMER to its default value.

20 TIMER SETTINGS This menu allows you to set the default value for the time, and to choose or not to change automatically the display after the countdown of the timer. You will choose in this menu your preferred screen to display for example COG 1/2 SOG 1/2. To get the TIMER Settings, from the MAIN Menu, select the TIMER SETTINGS icon and press choice. to validate your DEFAULT VALUE From the MENU select TIMER SETTINGS / DEFAULT VALUE to modify the default value of the timer, press : Use and to set the default value according the race instructions. to save this value and go back to the previous screen. Note : Please keep in mind that the default value is the max value of the timer to be displayed in the MULTI DISPLAY. You can also set it to a lower value directly in the MULTI DISPLAY by pressing 20/42 until you get to the desired value. one more time to come back to the MAIN Menu.

21 SCREEN TIMER END This setting allow you to choose or not to change automatically the display after the countdown of the timer. If you don't change the display at the end of the countdown of the TIMER, you should normally see the count up of the Chronograph. You will choose in this menu your preferred screen to display for example : SOG 2/3 COG 1/3.. Here are the available screen to display at the end of the countdown of the TIMER : - CHRONO info will replace of TIMER info on the same way on the same screen. SOG displayed1/1. COG displayed 1/1. SOG / COG displayed ½ top ½ bottom. COG / SOG displayed ½ top ½ bottom. SOG / COG displayed 2/3 top 1/3 bottom. COG / SOG displayed 2/3 top 1/3 bottom. Note : The factory setting is COG / SOG displayed ½ top ½ bottom. From the MAIN Menu, use to select TIMER SETTINGS and press Then select SCREEN TIMER END, use and press to validate. to validate. Note : The factory setting is for the CHRONO to start at the end of the TIMER. Edit the list of screen available to change the TIMER display at the end of the countdown, use one you want 21/42 to select the to validate your choice and go back to the previous screen.

22 RECORD SETTINGS This menu allows to manually launch a recording, to synchronize it or not with the timer and the chronograph (in order to automatically record each race). In this menu you will be also able to set the resolution of the recording in order to optimize your storage capacity between 14 sentence per second up to 140 hours of GPS tracks at 1 recorded sentence per 10 seconds. It also allows you to erase the memory of the system. Only the following infos are saved by your : Time / Latitude / Longitude / SOG in knots / COG in degrees. START RECORD Recording started manually : From the MENU, select RECORD SETTINGS, select START RECORD and press to start a recording. Note : There are two ways to know if a recording is started as shown on the figure below. If the line displays STOP RECORD, then the SC200 is recording. If the line displays START RECORD, then the SC200 is not recording. If this icon is displayed and turning, then the SC200 is recording. 22/42

23 ing again on will stop the recording. to go back to the previous screen. SET AUTO OFF Automatic recording : A recording can be started automatically on the start of the TIMER. The factory setting is that a record will be started automatically when the TIMER is started. Select SET AUTO OFF and press to disable the automatic recording on the TIMER start. The line will change to SET AUTO ON. With this setting, no recording will be started when the TIMER starts. Select SET AUTO ON and press to allow again for a recording to be started when the TIMER is started. to go back to the previous screen. Starting an automatic recording. The automatic mode allows to make many recordings during the same sailing session. Synchronized with the TIMER, it will split the recordings according to your races. This allows you to identify more easily each race and to avoid recording the time waiting between races. The post race analysis becomes a lot easier. If you have set the automatic recording, select the TIMER in either the MULTI DISPLAY Or the RACE SCREEN. Start the TIMER as usual by pressing at the begin of the start procedure and a new recording will be started automatically. The small icon 23/42 will appear at the bottom right of the screen and indicates that the is recording.

24 Stopping an automatic record. To stop the record at the end of your race, stop the TIMER or the CHRONO as usual (pressing The icon ). will disappear from the screen. FORMAT Select FORMAT from MENU / RECORD SETTINGS to erase the memory of the. again to confirm if you wish to erase the memory of the. A progress bar will indicate that the memory is being erased. Once finished, the progress bar will disappear and you will be back to the previous screen. REC INTERVAL Changing the recording interval will allow you to optimize the storage capacity of your system function of the resolution you need to realize your post race analysis. With a REC INTERVAL fixed to 1, you will get up to 14 hours of GPS tracks recording at a resolution of 1 recorded sentence per second. With a REC INTERVAL fixed to 2, you will get up to 28 hours of GPS tracks recording at a resolution of 1 recorded sentence every two seconds. The extracted file will still be sharp for a post race analysis. You can set this REC INTERVAL up to 10 seconds, optimizing your storage capacity up to 140 hours, but the extracted file will only be for a leisure application.. 24/42

25 Select REC INTERVAL from MENU / RECORD SETTINGS to set the resolution of your records. to edit the recording interval, and fix it to the value you want using to save your settings and go back to the precedent menu. and DEVICE SETTINGS This menu allows to set the backlit illumination status, the compass damping, the speed damping, the screen contrast, the value of the local magnetic deviation, the time zone, the measurement system ( imperial or international) and the activation of the NMEA output for live report to a PC navigation software. From the MENU, select DEVICE SETTINGS, and press 25/42 to fix the device settings

26 BACKLIGHT Simply select the BACKLIGHT line and press to enable or disable the backlight. Note : the backlit illumination reduces sensibly the autonomy of the. Backlight ON Backlight OFF COMPASS DAMPING The damping of the COG information allows to smooth it in order to make it more useful by avoiding it being too sensitive to sudden boat moves due to waves or other interferences. Select Compass Damping and press Then press or to set the new value of the desired damping period. 3s is a good start for many boats and sailing conditions. 26/42 to save this value and go back to the previous screen.

27 SPEED DAMPING The damping of the SOG information allows to smooth it in order to make it more useful by avoiding it being too sensitive to sudden boat moves due to waves or other interferences. Select SPEED DAMPING and press or to set the new value of the desired damping period. 3s is a good start for many boats and sailing conditions. to save this value and go back to the previous screen. CONTRAST Select CONTRAST and press 27/42 or to edit the screen contrast value. to set the desired value. to save this value and go back to the previous screen.

28 DECLINATION The COG info that is displayed can be corrected in order to take into account the earth magnetic declination. If you do so, the info displayed will then be your magnetic COG. In order to set the magnetic declination, go to DEVICE SETTINGS and then DECLINATION, press value. to edit the You can then set the magnetic declination for your geographic zone. Get negative value in using Fix the value with and to save this setting and go back to the previous screen. Get the correct local magnetic declination offset on : TIME ZONE You can set the TIME ZONE of your so that it will display the correct time. If you do not set the time zone, it will display the GMT time. In order to set the time zone, go to DEVICE SETTINGS and then TIME ZONE. Fix the value with and to save this setting and go back to the previous screen. Example : In France use +2 in summer and +1 in winter. 28/42

29 MEASUREMENT SYST Setting the measurement system allows you to display distances either in meters or in feet. - Select International to display distances in meters. With this setting, distances will be displayed in meters. Once the international system line selected, press screen.. to validate your choice and go back to the previous - Select IMPERIAL if you want distances to be displayed in feet.. Between 100 and 650 feet, this distance will still be displayed in feet. After 650 feet, distances will be displayed in nautical miles. NMEA OUTPUT ACTIVATION From the main menu, select DEVICE SETTINGS then NMEA is OFF.. ing will enable to turn on the NMEA output of your device for direct connexion to a PC for live tracking. 29/42

30 If your NMEA output is ON, you NEED the USB cable to be connected to your. Keep in mind to previously check that no salted water is in the connector of your before plugging the cable. Do not activate the NMEA output in case of water in the connector of the. An activated NMEA output on your with water in the connector would cause some damages in the connector. Never recharge the battery of your device if there is some salted water in your connector. IN CASE OF DAMAGED CONNECTOR, neither your USB connection nor your battery charging will be OK anymore and THE REPAIR WILL NOT BE COVERED BY THE WARRANTY. Once your NMEA output is ON, your navigation software will be able to receive the GPS Tracks of your via USB. Using your navigation software, select the COM port associated to your as GPS input. STATS This menu displays the daily and the total statistics which are: LOCH T. Total loch of your system LOCH P. Loch since last stats reset TIME T. Total time of use of your system TIME P. Time of use of your system since last stats reset MAX SPD. Max speed recorded MAX SPD/10s. Max average speed over 10s recorded DELETE Allows to reset the daily stats: LOCH P, TIME P, MAX SPD, MAX SPD/10s. DELETE 30/42

31 To reset the daily stats, select DELETE and press. to go back to the previous screen. INFOS This menu displays the battery level, the firmware version and the percentage of memory used. BATT LEVEL Displays the level of battery left. 31/42

32 Select BATT LEVEL and press to go back to the previous screen. FMW VERS Displays the version of the FW. MEM USED Displays the amount of memory used to record your tracks. 0% means that you can still record 14h of tracks at 1s interval. 50% means that you can still record 7h of tracks at 1s interval. Note: before sailing, make sure that you will have enough memory to record your tracks. If the memory gets filled up, the system will not erase the previous tracks. It will simply stop recording until you format the memory. ROUTES/WAYPTS This menu allows you to add, create, modify waypoints and routes for coastal races. Allows you to launch a GOTO WPT, or to launch a ROUTE and to display the following info : VELOCITY TO WPT, COURSE TO WPT, CROSS COURSE, DIR TO WPT, DIST TO WPT... Please refer to the appendices concerning waypoints and routes on SC devices : here 32/42

33 Select ROUTES WAYPOINTS and press 33/42

34 On the water How to use the when sailing : Switch on your device, try to leave the system in vertical position with a clear view of the sky, in order to it find the satellites. You advise you to switch on the the device, 5 minutes before to fix it in your boat. It's not because the device is correctly working where you fixed it on your boat that it has a full visibility to the sky, which helps during the initialization process. Remember to erase the STATS before each sailing session, if you want to check your daily performances onboard. Remember to check the amount of memory used to record your tracks. 10% used memory means that you can still record 13h of tracks at 1s interval. 60% used memory means that you can still record 8h of tracks at 1s interval. You can also change the recording resolution to increase your storage capacity. Note: before sailing, make sure that you will have enough memory to record your tracks. If the memory gets filled up, the system will not erase the previous tracks. It will simply stop recording until you format the memory. Just work with the compass and speed information to sail better. Be sure to have activated the automatic change of display for your preferred screen at the end of the countdown of the timer. Starting a record in automatic mode Check that the CHRONO is set to start automatically at the end of the TIMER and that the record auto mode is on. While in MULTI DISPLAY or RACE SCREEN, press at any time to start a recording. When the system is recording, you will see the following icon In order to close the recording, press. 34/42 at the bottom right angle of the screen.

35 Man Over Board functionality The offers a MOB functionality. The goal of this functionality is to help you in the case of a MOB incident. The info given will help you go to go back to the geographic location stored when you pressed the MOB buttons. This person in the water will most likely not be at this place anymore due to wind and currents. Therefore, you should always try to keep a visual contact with the person in the water until he/she is back on board. To start the MOB functionality: simultaneously on and for 3 seconds. The position of the is then recorded and the MOB screen appears automatically. This screen gives you the direction and distance to the recorded position. To exit the MOB screen, press 35/42 for 3 seconds.

36 Back to the shore Using the WaypointManager For easy waypoints and routes management, use the WaypointManager. Please refer to the appendices concerning how to use the WaypointManager : here 36/42

37 How to download my GPS tracks? To download your GPS tracks to your PC, you need to use our dedicated free software : the Downloader, which is included in the Suite. More information about the Downloader and the suite: here 37/42

38 How to reset all the settings of my to the factory settings? To reset all the settings of your to the factory settings, you need to use our dedicated free software : the SC Configuration software, which is included in the Suite. More information about the SC Configuration software and the suite: here 38/42

39 Precautions of usage and maintenance: Try to keep the in a vertical position in order for the system to have the best reception of the sattellite signals. The GPS antenna is located on the top left part of the case. GPS Antenna Avoid metal objects near the antenna. Avoid leaving the on its screen in order to avoid scratching it. Avoid drops and knocks, specifically on the screen. Do not leave the in direct sunlight behind a windscreen in your car. Rinse the salt off the with fresh water and store it in its protective pouch. Use a soft cloth for cleaning the screen window. Make sure that the weather cap is always in place when on the water in order to avoid corrosion of the connector's pins. Only used the original power adapter to charge the. At the back of your system you will find the following breather. This breather allows to regulate the pressure between the inside of the and the outside. It has a waterproof membrane that lets air through. DO NOT TRY TO TURN OR UNSCREW THIS BREATHER AS IT WILL JEOPARDISE THE WATER PROTECTION OF YOUR SYSTEM. 39/42

40 Lexicon: BATT LEVEL : Level of battery left. 100% means that the battery is fully charged and it will give you about 30h of use. CHRONO : Duration of the race. By default the CHRONO starts on TIMER lapse. COG : Course Over Ground in degrees, 1 resolution. This info can be damped and can be correction to take into account the earth magnetic deviation. COURSE TO WPT : COURSE the boat has to follow to join the current active waypoint if a GOTO or a ROUTE function is running (in degrees) CROSS COURSE : COURSE TO WPT COG value in degrees if a GOTO or a ROUTE function is running COMPASS DAMPING : Allows to set the damping for the COG info in order to give more inertia to this info. DECLINATION : Magnetic declination that can be added or subtracted to the COG in order to give a magnetic heading. DEFAULT VALUE : Default value for the TIMER. DELETE : Erases the daily statistics. DETECTION DIST : Distance to be programmed by the user which allow the waypoints & routes firmware, once a route started, to detect the proximity of the current active waypoints and to shift automatically calculations to the next waypoint of the list. Value in nautical miles DEVICE SETTINGS : General settings such as backlit illumination. DEVICE STATUS : General infos about the. DISPLAY 1/1 : Single Info display in 40mm height characters (full screen). DISPLAY 1/2 1/2 : Dual info display in 20mm height characters. DISPLAY 2/3 1/3 : Dual info display in 25mm and 15mm height characters. DIST TO WPT : Distance to current waypoint if a GOTO or a ROUTE is running. Value in nautical miles. FORMAT : Formats the contents of the Flash memory. GATE : side to let the current active waypoint of a running route : you need to sail into the gate. HOURS P : Usage (in hours) of the since the last reset of the daily statistics. HOURS T : Usage (in days, hours, minutes) since the first power up of the. IMPERIAL : Display of distances in feet, then in nautical miles INTERNATIONAL : Display of distances in meters LOCH P : Daily distance covered estimate based on the duration of use and the instantaneous speed. LOCH T : Total distance covered estimate based on the duration of use and the instantaneous speed. MAX SPEED : Max speed used for the graphical display of the speed histogram. MAX SPD : Maximum speed recorded by the since the last reset of the daily statistics. MAX SPD/10s : Maximum speed averaged over 10 seconds recorded by the since the last reset of the daily statistics. 40/42

41 MEASUREMENT SYST : Allows to choose the measurement system of your, either in feet, or in meters International for distance displayed in meters, Imperial for distance displayed in feet (up to 650 feet), or in nautical miles for larger distances. MEM USED : Percentage of memory used by the recordings. When this value shows 000%, the memory of the is completely free. There is a maximum of 14h of recording memory. MOB : Man Over Board features of your : at any moment press UP and Down simultaneously to enter this security mode. MULTI Display : Display of the infos from the GPS and from the calculations performed by the. The multi screen allows to display one or two infos on the screen. NMEA IS OFF : By default, the NMEA output of your SC device is OFF each time you switch it on. to set the NMEA output ON. PORT : side to let the current active waypoint of a running route : to let PORT BOARD RECORD SETTINGS: Settings for the recording of the GPS traces. SCREEN TIMER END: Settings for changing automatically the display after the countdown of the timer. SET AUTO OFF : Auto mode enabled for recording on TIMER to disable these functions. SET AUTO ON : Auto mode disabled for recording on TIMER to enable these functions. SOG : Speed Over Ground, 0.1 Knot resolution. SPEED DAMPING : Allows to set the damping for the SOG info in order to give more inertia to this info STAR : side to let the current active waypoint of a running route : to let STARBOARD START LINE : Menu allowing to enter the position of the two extremities of the start line. STATISTICS : Display of general statistics such as total loch, max speed, hours of usage. TIMER : The timer can be synchronized to the next inferior entire minute. By default a recording is started on timer start and the CHRONO is launched on timer lapse. TIMER SETTINGS : Settings for the TIMER and the CHRONO. VELOCITY TO WPT : Velocity to current active waypoint if a GOTO or a ROUTE function is running VERS FMW : firmware version. 41/42

42 CE Conformity The is in accordance with the CE regulations concerning the limitations for digital devices for usage at home and at work. These limitations are meant to bring a reasonable protection against harmful interferences in a residential installation and are stricter than for an outdoor installation. The operation of this device is subjected to the following conditions: this device must not emit harmful interferences, it must endure any interference received including interferences that could cause a malfunction of the system. This equipment produces, use and can emit radio electrical energy, and can cause harmful interferences if not installed correctly. The does not contain any user serviceable parts. Any repairs can only be done by a certified service center. Any non authorized repair or modification can permanently damage your device. Opening or trying to open the will void the warranty. Recycling The incorporates a Li-Ion battery. The must be send back to the manufacturer that will take care of its disposal. 2 years warranty The has a 2 years warranty against manufacturing defects. This does not cover any loss of capacity of the battery caused by normal usage, neither any damages caused by shock, drop or similar. The corrosion of the connector is not covered if it appears that the system has been on the water with the weather cap not positioned correctly over the connector. 42/42