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Part 3 - Interface
The "Navigation Tools" section explores the key tools and features available in the ECDIS system for effective navigation management. Here, you will learn how to use various tools to set waypoints, configure virtual ranges and lines, and monitor anchor zones and other critical parameters. These tools will assist you in fine-tuning and optimizing navigation data, ensuring safe and efficient passage.
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Go To Button allows you to manually set a "Go To" waypoint. This is useful for quickly adjusting the route without planning an entirely new course. To delete the waypoint, simply tap on the marker and press the "Delete" button.
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ERBL (Electronic Range and Bearing Line) is a tool used to measure distance and direction on the navigational chart.

  • Changing ERBL Distance or Angle: Move the farthest handle to adjust the distance or angle of the ERBL.
  • Changing ERBL Starting Point: Move the nearest handle to adjust the starting point of the ERBL or to link it to your ship.
  • Activating ERBL: To modify the ERBL, tap on it and press the "Activate" button.
  • Configuring ERBL: To configure the ERBL, tap on it and press the "Configure" button.
  • Deleting ERBL: To delete the ERBL, tap on it and press the "Delete" button.
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Fender Line is a tool used to set a control line. The distance will be displayed when the vessel is within 500 meters of the line.

  • Setting and Adjusting Fender Line: Use the handles to adjust the size and position of the line.
  • Activating Fender Line: To modify the line, tap on it and press the "Activate" button.
  • Configuring Fender Line: To configure the line, tap on it and press the "Configure" button.
  • Deleting Fender Line: To delete the line, tap on it and press the "Delete" button.
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VRM (Variable Range Marker) is a tool used to determine the distance to a specific point or object on the chart.

  • Setting and Adjusting VRM: Move the outer handle to adjust the distance or angle of the VRM. Change the position of the inner handle to set the starting point of the VRM or to link it to your vessel.
  • Activating VRM: To modify the VRM, tap on it and press the "Activate" button.
  • Configuring VRM: To configure the VRM, tap on it and press the "Configure" button.
  • Deleting VRM: To delete the VRM, tap on it and press the "Delete" button.
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Anchor button is used to set the anchor area and activate anchor watch monitoring.

  • Setting the anchor area: Press the anchor button to set the anchor area. Use the levers to change the radius and center position of the anchorage area. Tap again on the chart area to finish editing.
  • Anchor Watch monitoring: Anchor watch monitoring becomes active when the vessel’s bow crosses the adjusted anchor watch radius. The anchor area is highlighted in green, and the vessel's contour is fully inside the adjusted anchorage area.
  • Anchor Watch alarm: The entire ship's contour will be monitored inside the adjusted anchorage area. The anchor marker alarm will be triggered if any part of the ship's contour crosses the anchor watch radius. The anchor watch alarm will be triggered when the vessel’s bow position is outside the anchor area, and the circle will turn red when the ship leaves it.
  • Canceling Anchor Watch monitoring: Tap the anchor marker and press the "Delete" button to cancel the anchor watch monitoring (or "Activate" to apply any changes for the specified anchor watch position).
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Clearing Line is used to ensure safe navigation in the presence of hazards. It is a straight line that can be adjusted in size and position.

  • Setting the clearing line: Use the levers to change the size and position of the line. The clearing line helps define safe boundaries and avoid hazardous areas.
  • Modifying the line: To modify the line, tap on it and press the "Activate" button. This allows you to adjust the position and size of the clearing line.
  • Configuring the line: To configure the line, tap on it and press the "Configure" button. You can then make detailed adjustments to the line to suit your navigational needs.
  • Deleting the line: To delete the line, tap on it and press the "Delete" button. This allows you to remove the clearing line if it is no longer needed.
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Saving bookmarks in the ECDIS system allows users to easily return to important points and areas on the navigation chart. Bookmarks can be used for quick navigation, viewing, editing, or deleting saved locations.

  • Save a bookmark: Press "Tools," then press the "Bookmark" button and enter a name. The bookmark will be saved, allowing you to quickly return to this location at any time.
  • Using, viewing, editing, and deleting bookmarks: For information on how to use, view, edit, or delete bookmarks, refer to Part 3 - Working in the "Bookmarks" section. This part provides detailed instructions on managing your bookmarks.
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This button deletes all lines and markings on the chart that were previously discussed.
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