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Furuno FCR-2107 Manual Online: What Is A User Chart Point And How Is It Used. A point is a center point for a sub chart inside a user chart. Sub charts are ...

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Jul. 21, 2016 - I can send my Route Plan and User Chart to a FURUNO GPS for display on the ... A point is used to create a Manual Update from a chart object.

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PDF Open Point page of User Chart. Use Cursor and SELECT button to define location of Points. When you remove selection Enable changes or close User Chart ...

Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS)

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What is a User Chart Point and for which purpose it is used ? ... points or heads at any instant, has been changed to Heading (Hdg):. · Alarm "2002 No course ...

Try changing range setting. Also try reseating the chart card if you're not using the built-in NOAA charts.

You need to determine if it's moisture or damage to the protective coating on the LCD glass. If the screen coating is damaged it will have patches or discoloration that resemble water spots like you see on windows and glasses exposed to hard water. If it's moisture between the glass and LCD you should be able to make out the tiny water droplets that are evenly spread throughout the screen. The only proper fix for a glass with damage to the protective coating is replacement of the bezel assembly. If it's moisture you can try inserting a few silica gel packs inside the unit. Don't try to disassemble the bezel (LCD/Screen) assembly. Just but the gel packs inside the 1650 chassis and give it a day or two. Otherwise, you're looking at factory repaire.

The small part of the cone points to the pin and the shield of the cable folds over the cone. My email is [email protected]. Shoot me an email and I will send you a photo.

You need to use the navionics classic charts. Follow this link http://www.navionics.com/Charts_Classic.asp

Furuno just stopped producing these models about a year ago. They use a special chart card. You can still purchase the cards from Navionics or C-map if you need to. I will tell you from experience that you should get your internal battery changed out if you havent done so already to keep from losing your settings and waypoints. The dealer will have to save them for you though and put them back on. Furuno made a GP7000 to replace this one and it's uses SDcards and is nothing like the rest of Furuno's product line. The best replacement for this unit is the Garmin GPSMAP 700 series. You can use your old furuno transducer if you have one (with an adapter plug). This garmin unit also has a built in GPS or you can use an external one. The 700 series will be shipped in April. Check out Garmin's website or mid-shore electronics.

Try removing your chart card then powering up your unit. Chances are your chart could be bad and is causing the problem.

pressing the "SNDR" button activates the sounder press"ALARM" tyo acces alarm menu, turn them on or off there, look "NEXT PAGE" for alarm 2 847-746-0100

Buy it from a Furuno dealer like me The product is MaxSea NavNet version John Barry 847-746-0100