Navico VHF705US WIRELESS HANDSET WITH BLUETOOTH User Manual 2

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Explorer 725 / 705
VHF Marine Radio
Quickstart Guide
www.northstarnav.com
This Quickstart Guide is to be used with the Northstar Explorer 721
VHF Radio Installation and Operation Manual. The Explorer 721 and
Explorer 725 function identically except for where noted in this QSG.
Consult the Installation and Operation Manual for further information
on the options described in this Quickstart Guide, and for information
on other options; including radio setup and different DSC call types
and options, troubleshooting, and channel charts.
FCC Statement
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a normal installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an output on a circuit different from that to which the receiver
is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced technician for help.
A shielded cable must be used when connecting a peripheral to the serial ports.
Industry Canada
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may
cause undesired operation of the device.
It is the owner’s sole responsibility to install and use the instrument in such a manner that will
not cause accidents, personal injury or property damage.
Navico Holding AS. and its subsidiaries, branches and affiliates disclaim all liability for any
use of this product in a way that may cause accidents, damage or that may violate the law.
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information relating to the product (Documentation) may be translated to, or has been
translated from, another language (Translation). In the event of any conflict between any
Translation of Documentation, the English language version of the Documentation will be the
official version of the Documentation.
This manual represents the product at the time of printing. Navico Holding AS. and its
subsidiaries, branches and affiliates reserve the right to make changes to specifications
without notice.
Copyright © 2008 Navico Holding AS. Northstar™ is a registered trademark of Navico Holding
AS.
Check out your Explorer 725/705 model
There are slight variations in the keys between the Explorer 725US and 725EU models, and some
features are not available on both models.
An optional handset can also be purchased and used with your Explorer 725. There are two
versions - the Northstar 705US handset (for use with the Northstar 725US model) and the Northstar
705EU handset (for use with the Northstar 725EU model).
This Quickstart Guide covers BOTH models of the Explorer 725, with or without the optional
handsets.
Northstar Explorer 725US pictured with 705US optional handset
Northstar Explorer 725EU pictured with 705EU optional handset
Turn the unit ON/OFF and adjust the volume
To turn the base unit ON, turn the VOL knob
clockwise. Turn counter-clockwise to turn the
base OFF.
Continue to turn until a comfortable volume
is reached on the base speaker.
Base Unit
1. Ensure the handset is fully charged, and the
base unit is turned ON.
2. To turn the handset ON, press and hold the
button. To turn the handset OFF, press
and hold again until the unit turns off.
3. When turned on, the handset will search for
the base unit and establish the wireless link.
This should take only a few seconds.
4. Adjust the volume with the VOL and
keys on the righthand side of the handset.
Hold down VOL or to rapidly increase
or decrease the volume or press quickly to
step through the 8 different volume levels.
This will not change the volume on the base
unit speaker.
Optional Handset
NOTE: The optional Handset functions with the
base unit. It can not operate on it’s own. Ensure
the base unit is turned ON when using the
handset.
NOTE - FIRST TIME USE: the handset must
first be Subscribed to the 725 base unit - this
function only needs to be performed once.
See “Subscribing the Handset to the Base unit”
section for details.
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
Adjust the Squelch
Base Unit
Turn the SQL knob fully counterclockwise so
that random noise is heard.
Turn SQL slowly clockwise until the random
noise disappears.
Make another 1/4 turn clockwise for best
reception in normal open sea conditions.
In areas of high noise (eg close to large cities)
reception may improve if sensitivity is reduced.
Try turning SQL slowly clockwise or use the
LOCAL setting (see the Installation and Operation
Manual).
Adjust the squelch with the
the handset.
and
keys on
Hold down or to rapidly increase or
decrease the squelch or press quickly to step
through the 8 different squelch levels. The
squelch setting on the base unit will temporarily
change to match.
Optional Handset
When you put the handset back ON hook, the
base unit squelch setting takes precedence
again.
Enter Data and Correct Errors
Only 4 menu items can be displayed on the base unit LCD at any one
time. Press CH or CH to scroll through a menu listing.
Press ESC to return to the previous menu screen without saving
changes OR press the rotary knob to confirm changes.
To enter data, press CH or CH
to step through the alphabet and
numbers. Hold down CH or CH to scroll rapidly.
721US Base Unit and
Microphone
You can also use the rotary knob to step through the alphabet and
numbers, then press the knob to confirm each selection.
To correct errors, press CH then select the < backup character on
the LCD. Press the rotary knob to backup one space at a time.
Only 4 menu items can be displayed on the handset LCD at any one
time. Press or to scroll through a menu listing.
Press ESC to return to the previous menu screen without saving
changes OR press ENT to confirm changes.
Press
or
Optional Handset
or to step through the alphabet and numbers. Hold down
to scroll rapidly.
To correct errors, press then select the < backup character on the
LCD. Press ENT to backup one space at a time.
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
Enter Data using Alpha-mic (721EU only): To enter data, use the
alpha-numeric keypad on the microphone to enter the channel
numbers and names directly. Each key has functionality shown
below.
Use the CLR key to backup and the ENT key to confirm, or just
wait for the cursor to advance automatically to the next position
when entering data (similar to mobile phone operation).
To correct data errors, press CH then select the < backup character
on the LCD. Press ENT to backup one space at a time.
721EU Base Unit and
Microphone
705EU Microphone Key
Normal and Menu Mode
Edit Mode Push 1
Edit Mode Push 2
Space
Edit Mode Push 3
Edit Mode Push 4
“
Edit Mode Push 5
“
Select the Radio Menu or the DSC Call Menu
PRESS
CALL
MENU
HOLD DOWN
to show the DSC CALL Menu.
CALL
MENU
to show the Radio Menu.
CALL
MENU
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
Set the Backlighting Levels
Base Unit
Optional Handset
Hold down
Scroll through the menu listing to BACKLIGHT.
Press
Press CH or CH to select the desired
backlight level. There are 8 levels.
Press ENT or push the rotary knob to store the
setting.
Hold down
Scroll through the menu listing to BACKLIGHT.
Press
Press or to select the desired backlight
level. There are 8 levels.
Press
CALL
MENU
or push the rotary knob.
ENT
ENT
to show the Radio Menu.
CALL
MENU
CALL
MENU
to show the Radio Menu.
MENU SELECT
BUDDY LIST
LOCAL/DIST
>BACKLIGHT
to store the setting.
ENT
Set the Contrast Levels
Base Unit
Optional Handset
Hold down
Scroll through the menu listing to CONTRAST.
Press
Press CH or CH to select the desired
contrast level. There are 8 levels.
Press
or push the rotary knob to store
the setting.
CALL
MENU
to show the Radio Menu.
or push the rotary knob.
ENT
CALL
MENU
ENT
Hold down
Scroll through the menu listing to CONTRAST.
Press
Press or to select the desired contrast
level.
There are 8 levels.
Press
ENT
ENT
CALL
MENU
to show the Radio Menu.
to store the setting.
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
MENU SELECT
LOCAL/DIST
BACKLIGHT
>CONTRAST
How the microphone and optional handset work together
Use the Intercom or Conference mode
The Intercom mode works ONLY when one or two
optional handset(s) are installed.
Base Unit and Optional
Handset
Hold down WX
or IC or H/L
to enter
IC
IC
INTERCOM or CONFERENCE mode. Conference
mode is only available when 2 handsets are
connected, and is used to connect all 3 units
together. This disables the radio receiver
except for incoming DSC calls.
The intercom calls the other unit as detailed in
the following table.
Press PTT when invited.
Press ESC to exit the INTERCOM mode, insert
separate row for Handset Intercom mode.
For operation of the IC key see below.
WX
IC
IC
H/L
IC
Using the IC key
The function of these modes will vary depending on the number of VHF705 handsets
connected:
·
If no Handsets are connected, pressing the IC key will generate an error beep.
·
If one handset is connected, pressing the IC key will enter Intercom mode.
·
If two handsets are connected pressing the IC key the operation will be as follows:
IC Key
1st press
2nd press
3rd press
4th press
Main unit (MU)
Intercom
with HS1
Intercom
with HS2
Conference
Repeat cycle
1st handset (HS1)
Intercom
with MU
Intercom
with HS2
Conference
Repeat cycle
2nd handset (HS2)
Intercom
with MU
Intercom
with HS1
Conference
Repeat cycle
Note: in this mode you must press ENT key to select the mode
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
High and Low Power
Microphone and
Optional Handset
Press H/L or H/L
to toggle between HI
IC
(High) and LO (Low) (25W or 1W) transmission
power for the entire channel bank. A beep
sounds and the selection is shown on the LCD.
If HI power cannot be used with a particular
channel, the annunciator automatically goes to
LO power. If you press H/L
or H/L again, an
IC
error beep sounds.
H/L
H/L
IC
Priority Channel
Channel 16 and HI power are automatically selected
at power up.
Base Unit, Microphone
and Optional Handset
If you’re on a working channel and want to check
the priority channel for traffic, just press 16
or 16/9 .
Press again to recall your working channel.
NOTE: On the 725US ONLY the priority channel can be
set to Channel 09. To set this, just hold down 16/9
until Channel 09 appears on the LCD.
Channel Select
The working channel is shown in BIG numbers on
the LCD of the base unit.
To step through the channels one at a time, press CH
or CH to display each channel.
Base Unit and
Microphone
To change channels rapidly, hold down CH
to scroll through the channels.
or CH
You can also use the rotary knob to select a channel.
The working channel is shown in BIG numbers on
the LCD of the optional handset.
To step through the channels one at a time, press
or to display each channel.
Optional Handset
10
To change channels rapidly, hold down or on
the optional handset to scroll through the channels.
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
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16/9
Select a Favorite Channel
Press 3CH to toggle through each of the
three favorite channels until the desired
channel is shown.
3CH
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Store 3 Favorite Channels
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Select the channel.
Hold down 3CH to store this channel as your
first favorite channel, CH1.
Repeat to store your second favorite channel
as CH2.
Repeat again to store your third favorite
channel as CH3.
3CH
Scan/Stop Scanning a Favorite Channel
Select the favorite channel.
Press 3CH then immediately press and
release SCAN .
Press
SCAN
3CH
again to stop.
SCAN
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Scan all 3 Favorite Channels
Press 3CH then immediately
press and hold down SCAN .
Press
SCAN
again to stop.
3CH
SCAN
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Delete a Favorite Channel
Select the favorite channel.
Hold down 3CH until a confirmation
message appears on the LCD.
Select YES to delete.
3CH
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
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Select ALL SCAN mode
Hold down SCAN to start scanning all
channels (and the priority channel every 1.5
seconds).
NOTE: In some European countries, scanning
is not allowed.
When a signal is received, scanning stops at
that channel and BUSY appears on the LCD.
Press ENT to skip over an ‘always busy’
channel and resume scanning.
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Press
SCAN
SCAN
to stop at the current channel.
Select the Channel Bank (725US ONLY)
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
to show the Radio Menu.
Hold down
Scroll through the menu listing to RADIO
SETUP then press ENT or push the rotary
knob.
CALL
MENU
The cursor is at UIC. Press ENT or push the
rotary knob to display a choice of channel
banks.
Press CH or CH to select the desired
channel bank, then press ENT or push the
rotary knob to confirm.
CALL
MENU
RADIO SETUP
>UIC
CH NAME
RING VOLUME
Show the weather and fishing information
Base Unit
Press Info .
A histogram of the barometric pressure
readings over the past 24 hours is shown on
the base unit LCD, with a digital readout of the
current temperature.
The Happy Fish indicator bars show the
likelihood of good fishing.
The weather icon shows the weather forecast.
Optional Handset
12
Hold down CALL
to show the Radio Menu.
MENU
The cursor is at INFO DATA. Press ENT to
select this.
3 Select ON. Press ENT .
4 The current barometric pressure and
temperature are shown as digital readouts.
SNR is shown when handset is OFF HOOK
The Happy Fish indicator bars, when triggered,
show the likelihood of good fishing.
The weather icon shows the weather forecast.
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
Info
CALL
MENU
MENU SELECT
>INFO DATA
BUDDY LIST
LOCAL/DIST
Make a call to an individual
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
Press CALL
to show the DSC CALL Menu.
MENU
The cursor is at INDIVIDUAL. Press ENT or
push the rotary knob.
Select either:
MANUAL NEW to call someone who’s not in
your buddy list, then enter their MMSI and
press ENT or push the rotary knob.
or
scroll through the buddy list to find name of
the buddy you want to call, then press ENT
or push the rotary knob.
Select the working channel and press ENT
or push the rotary knob.
Press ENT or push the rotary knob again to
send the call. The call will be acknowledged
when it is received and the working channel is
automatically selected.
Press PTT to talk; release PTT to receive a reply.
CALL
MENU
DSC CALL
>INDIVIDUAL
LAST CALL
GROUP
INDIVIDUAL
>MANUAL NEW
BUDDY 1
BUDDY 2
NOTE: DSC calling is disabled until you enter a
legal USER MMSI number. This also applies to ATIS
inland waterway operation in European countries.
See the Installation and Operation Manual to
perform this ONCE-ONLY setup.
Create your Buddy List
You can store the names and MMSIs of 20
individuals in your buddy list.
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
CALL
MENU
Hold down
Scroll through the menu listing, if necessary,
to BUDDY LIST.
Press
The cursor is at MANUAL NEW. Press
push the rotary knob.
Enter the buddy name (maximum of 12
characters) and the MMSI.
Press ENT or push the rotary knob when
you’re finished, then press ENT or push
the rotary knob again to store the new
buddy name. The new buddy name appears
immediately in your buddy list.
ENT
CALL
MENU
to show the Radio Menu.
or push the rotary knob.
ENT
or
Repeat the procedure to store another buddy
name.
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
BUDDY LIST
>MANUAL NEW
>ENTER NAME
__________
enter mmsi
__________
name
123456789
>STORE?
CANCEL
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Make a DSC Distress Call
Open the red DISTRESS cover.
If time is available to specify the nature of the
distress, press and release the DISTRESS key to
show the categories. Scroll to your category then
press ENT or push the rotary knob.
Hold down the DISTRESS key for about 3
seconds until you see the message DISTRESS
CALL SENT on the LCD.
The LCD flashes and loud beeps sound. The
distress call is repeated automatically every
few minutes until an acknowledgement is
received or until you press ESC to cancel it.
Base Unit and
Optional Handset
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Receiving a Distress Acknowledgement from a coast station
The radio automatically cancels your distress call and tunes to CH16.
Press PTT to talk with the Coast Guard.
Receiving a Distress Call
An alert sounds and the Explorer 725 automatically tunes to CH16.
Press any key to stop the alert.
Make voice contact on CH16 and lend assistance if needed.
Position and time data and the vessel’s MMSI are shown on the LCD, and the data is recorded in
the DISTRESS CALL LOG.
Receiving a Distress Relay
An alert sounds. Press any key to stop the alert.
Maintain a listening watch on CH16 and standby to lend assistance.
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Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
Charging your 705 Handset
To charge the handset:
1. Connect 12VDC source to the handset charger cradle
2. Place the handset into the charger cradle. The handset display
will show the text: “POWER ON CONNECTING” and then
“CHARGING”
3. Leave on charge for at least 3 hours.
4. When the battery is fully charged, the display text will change to
“BATTERY FULL”
5. The handset can remain in the charger.
To check the handset battery level:
Optional Handset
1. Press and hold the ESC key
2. The LCD will display the battery level with 1 to 4 bars:
1=Needs charging; 2-3=normal operation; 4=Fully charged.
Subscribing the 705 handset to the 725 base unit
Subscribing the Handset to the Base unit:
1. Ensure the handset is fully charged
2. Turn the base unit ON
3. Select “Subscribe” on the base unit Radio Setup menu
4. Turn the handset ON; you must be within operational range of
the base unit
5. The handset will display “Success”, and then operate normally
with the base unit.
To Un-Subscribe the Handset from the Base unit:
Base and Optional
Handset
1. You may wish to un-subscribe a handset from your base unit to
use on another base unit.
2. On the base unit, select “Handset”, “Clear Code” and “Yes” from
the setup menu.
3. After a few seconds, the handset will display “Search Host” and
no longer be subscribed to the base unit.
4. The handset can subscribed to another base unit if needed.
For further information on these and other options, including radio setup and different
DSC call types and options, troubleshooting, and channel charts, refer to the Northstar
Explorer 721 VHF Radio Installation and Operation Manual.
Northstar Explorer 725/705 Quickstart Guide
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FOR FURTHER CONTACT DETAILS GO TO:
www.navico.com
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MN000828A-G
Designed in New Zealand
Made in China

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