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PANEL DESCRIPTION

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 POWER/DISPLAY BRILLIANCE SWITCH 

  [ /BRILL]

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While the MarineCommander’s power is OFF

    Push to turn ON the MarineCommander’s power.

 While the MarineCommander’s power is ON

   

  Push to open Quick Menu 1.

         

•  The Quick Menu 1 includes the Display Brilliance, 

Radar TX setting, Panel Brilliant and Color Palette.

         

•  Push two or more times to increase or decrease 

the display brilliance level.

   

   Hold down for 3 seconds to turn OFF the Mari-

neCommander’s power.

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WAYPOINT/MAN OVERBOARD SWITCH  
[WPT/MOB] 

 

  Push to open the Waypoint screen.

     

•  The Waypoint window appears.

 

   When a crew member falls overboard, hold down 

for 3 seconds to mark the man overboard point 
on the screen.

   

  •  The MOB readout shows the bearing and distance to 

the MOB point. (Position and bearing data are neces-
sary.)

      •  Hold down [MOB] for 3 seconds to cancel the func-

tion.

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  RANGE UP/ DOWN SWITCHES [+]/[–]

  Push [

+] or [–] to set a suitable screen range. 

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FOCUS/DISPLAY LAYOUT SWITCH  
[FOCUS/LAYOUT]

 

  Push to change the active screen.

     

•  An orange border indicates the active screen.

 

   Hold down for 3 seconds to open the display se-

lection screen.

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 UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT KEYS [

Ù] [Ú] [

Ω]

 [

]

 

 

 Push arrow [

Ù], 

[

Ú], [Ω

] or [

] to move the cur-

sor up, down, left or right on the active screen. 

      Push the dot to move at an angle.
 

 

 In the Menu screen, push [

Ù

] or [

Ú

] to select an 

item.

 

 

 In Quick Menu 1 or Quick Menu 2, push [

] or 

[

] to select an item.

 

 

 In Quick Menu 1 or Quick Menu 2, push [

Ù

] or 

[

Ú

] to select an option or adjust a level.

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SUB MENU SWITCH [SUB]

   On the Menu screen, push to enter the Sub Menu. 

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MENU SWITCH [MENU]

   Push to select the Menu screen.

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MENU

WPT

FOCUS

LAYOUT

MOB

CLEAR

SUB

BRILL

RANGE

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 MXD-5000 (Display unit)

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 Front panel

Summary of Contents for MarineCommander MXP-5000

Page 1: ...his device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Opera tion is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference...

Page 2: ...4 2 Spring washers M4 2 FCC INFORMATION FOR CLASS A UNINTENTIONAL RADIATORS This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the F...

Page 3: ...LATION AND CONNECTIONS 6 11 Connection 6 Mounting the Main unit 7 Power source requirement 7 Ground connection 7 Installing the Display unit 8 Front cover attachment 10 Bolt cap attachment 10 Removing...

Page 4: ...ection is made after cutting the Main unit may be damaged R WARNING NEVER open the bottom cover of the Main unit There are no user adjustment points This may result in an electric shock and incorrect...

Page 5: ...BLACK BOX CONNECTORS Connector 1 to 3 Connect a black box unit such as an MXR 5000R T Radar unit an MXF 5000 Fish finder unit or another MXP 5000 Main unit Connector 4 Not used If you connect an MXR 5...

Page 6: ...to the MOB point Position and bearing data are neces sary Hold down MOB for 3 seconds to cancel the func tion e RANGE UP DOWN SWITCHES Push or to set a suitable screen range r FOCUS DISPLAY LAYOUT SW...

Page 7: ...een Quick Menu 2 includes the GAIN SEA RAIN Radar TX menu and Heading line OFF functions On the Sounder screen Quick Menu 2 includes the GAIN 50kHz GAIN 200kHz STC 50kHz and STC 200kHz control func ti...

Page 8: ...is invalid the position data is shown in red for 1 minute After 1 minute has passed invalid data will appear ePALETTE2 Shows various information Default COG Shows your vessel s course over ground T s...

Page 9: ...nit 1FISH FINDER ICON Display as an animation when a companion Icom fish finder is connected and operating Appears but not as an animation when the fish finder is connected but not operating An X appe...

Page 10: ...round 12 V 24 V battery White Black Green Thinner Black KEEP the terminal guard attached after connecting the cable NOTE Use crimp or solder terminals for the wire connections Solder Crimp Radar unit...

Page 11: ...3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Power source requirement CAUTION Before connecting the DC power cable check the following important items Make sure Output voltage of the power source is 12 V 24 V DC DC powe...

Page 12: ...fter installation Select a location which can support the weight of the display unit DO NOT select areas subject to extreme heat cold vibrations or direct sunlight D Mounting The mounting bracket supp...

Page 13: ...he four bolts from the four corners of the display unit w Carefully cut a hole in the instrument panel or wherever you plan to mount the display unit e Drill four holes for the mounting screw r Slide...

Page 14: ...ront cover attachment The supplied front cover can be attached to the front of the display unit Front cover Bolt cap attachment The supplied bolt caps can be attached to the four corner bolts to prote...

Page 15: ...ide nut Ferrite EMI filter Ferrite EMI filter CAUTION NEVER cut the display cable or display extension cable NOTE About Display Cable The Display cable can also be removed to install it through a hole...

Page 16: ...o the MarineCommander MXA 5000 ais receiver Allows you to receive other vessel s information such as the vessel name MMSI code vessel type position data speed course destination and more MXG 5000 gps...

Page 17: ...consumption Less than 1 0 A at maximum brightness Usable temperature range 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Dimensions without Bracket 386 W 274 H 69 2 D mm 15 2 W 10 8 H 2 7 D in with Bracket 404 W 299 H 10...

Page 18: ...IS 1 IN Grey Black 1 15 AIS COMMON Common line for AIS 2 Port 4 VHF Orange Black 2 19 DSC IN Input level Less than 2 mA with 2 V applied DSC DSE PICOA Connects to the NMEA input output con nector of a...

Page 19: ...15 MEMO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21...

Page 20: ...1 1 32 Kamiminami Hirano ku Osaka 547 0003 Japan A 6755H 1EX Printed in Japan 2011 Icom Inc...

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