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Hvordan logge data til dybdekart med Raymarine Dragonfly?

Takk til Carl som har laget en oppskrift:

Skjermbilder er hentet fra Raymarine Dragonfly 7.
For å kunne logge med Dragonfly 5 og Dragonfly 7, må man oppgradere til minimum software version 9,40, men som alltid ellers, anbefaler vi å oppgradere til siste version.

Start med å hent opp et skjermbilde med kart, enten bare kart, eller delt med ekkolodd. Om man deler med ekkoloddet er det viktig at det er kartdelen som er aktiv (oransje firkant rundt).

Splittscreen kart og ekkolodd, meny til høyre

Trykk på multifunksjonsknappen , og velg Spor (nedover med multifunksjonsknappen).

Spormenyen



Gå ned på start spor, og trykk på multifunksjonsknappen for å velge funksjonen. Enheten starter da å ta opp sporlogg - denne inneholder også dybdedata og temperatur på vannet.

Vi er i gang


Man får da en strek (tykkelse og farge kan endres) etter båten, som viser hvor man har kjørt.

Meny med ulike logger



Når man er ferdig, må man gå inn igjen i Spor og velger "Stopp spor". Deretter velg "Import/Eksport"

Import/eksport-meny


Og så "Lagre spor på brikke"

Lagre spor til minnebrikke


Velg de sporene som skal lagres, enten ved å "Velg alle" eller gå ned og merk de du skal med multifunksjonsknappen. Når sporene er valgt, trykk "Lagre"

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