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ENTER, Scope Settings, Global, Local

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Settings Data Source menu Allows you to change the name and scope of a source and add/ remove sources from a NMEA 2000 or ethernet network. To access a Data Source menu, highlight a desired source and press Menu. Rename Used to rename a Data Source. That makes it easier to recognize one data source from another when they are the same type of source. To Rename a data source: 1. Select Rename from the desired data source menu and press enter. A keyboard will appear. 2. Input the desired name and select OK and press enter. New Allows you to create a new instance of a data source. To create new data source instance: 1. Select New from the desired source menu and press enter. A keyboard will appear. 2. Input the name of the new instance, select OK and press enter. Remove Removes an instance from the Data Source Selection list. To remove an instance, select Remove from the desired data source menu and press enter. The data source is removed from the Data Source Select list. Scope Controls the way data source settings are shared/not shared on an ethernet network. Scope lets you select a mode that allows data source settings to be shared by HDS units on an ethernet network (Global). You can also select a mode that allows each HDS unit to have individual data source settings (Local). Scope Settings Global Local Data source settings will apply to all Data source setting will apply only HDS units on an ethernet network. to the unit with the local setting. 103

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Settings
Data Source menu
Allows you to change the name and scope of a source and add/
remove sources from
a NMEA 2000 or ethernet network. To access
a Data Source menu, highlight a desired source and press
MENU
.
Rename
Used to rename a Data Source. That makes it easier to recognize one data source
from another when they are the same type of source.
To Rename a data source:
1. Select
Rename
from the desired data source menu and press
ENTER
. A keyboard will appear.
2.
Input the desired name and select
OK
and press
ENTER
.
New
Allows you to create a new instance of a data source.
To create new data source instance:
1. Select
New
from the desired source menu and press
ENTER
.
A
keyboard will appear.
2.
Input the name of the new instance, select
OK
and press
ENTER
.
Remove
Removes an instance from the Data Source Selection list.
To remove an instance, select
Remove
from the desired data source menu and press
ENTER
. The data source is removed from the Data Source Select list.
Scope
Controls the way data source settings are shared/not shared on an ethernet network.
Scope lets you select a mode that allows data source settings to be shared by HDS
units on an ethernet network (Global).
You can also select a mode that allows each HDS unit to have individual data source
settings (Local).
Scope Settings
Global
Local
Data source settings will apply to all
HDS units on an ethernet network.
Data source setting will apply only
to the unit with the local setting.