Vesper CORTEX H1 Manuale utente
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QUICK-START GUIDE
H1 TETHERED HANDSET
H1P PORTABLE HANDSET
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Getting to know the handset
1 Distress
2 Speaker
3 Lanyard Loop
4 Volume Up
5 Volume Down
6 Power
7 Push to Talk PTT
8 Menu
9 Click-wheel
10 Back
11 VHF (VHF Radio key)
12 Power light (Red)
Also ambient light sensor
for auto dimming.
13 Touchscreen
14 Microphone
15 Call* (Hold down for DSC
menu shortcut)
16 Enter
17 Channel 16
18 Man Overboard (MOB)
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*Hold down for DSC menu
shortcut. Otherwise use when
a target is selected or on a
Colision avoidance or MOB
screen to initiate a call.
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note the images in this guide might differ to what you
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to frequently asked questions, technical support,
downloads, local dealer contacts and more.
Questions and FAQ's
1 Turn Cortex M1 ON
Switch the vessel's batteries ON to power the M1.
2 Turn the handset ON
Press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds.
3 Select WiFi from the Status Bar
4 From the list of available WiFi, identify and select
the M1 WiFi SSID.
Note - The WiFi SSID is identified by the
M1 serial number eg: CORTEX-95211616
Note - The Cortex V1 package (M1+H1) ships with
the handset pre-configured to the M1.
5 Key the WiFi Password found on the label
supplied with the M1.
6 Select CONNECT to save.
Text ‘connected’ will confirm the connection.
7 Select the Back key to close the WiFi status.
To connect a handset to an M1
WiFi status
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Main Menu
Select the Main Menu button ( ) on the keypad or the
Main Menu icon ( ) on the left of the Status Bar.
Standard functions:
> Plotter (Plotter view of AIS targets)
> Directory (AIS targets and manual DSC
contacts)
> VHF (VHF Radio)
> Instruments (GPS, integrated sensors and
NMEA data )
Situational functions:
> Anchor watch (Monitor the vessel at anchor)
> Collision avoidance (Assess and manage a potential
collision scenario)
> MOB (Man Overboard monitoring)
The Configuration Menu is used for initial setup and
system monitoring including AIS programming, network
settings and sensor setup.
> Main Menu ( ) > touch on the wrench icon ( )
to open the Configuration Menu.
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Status Bar
The Status Bar is available from any screen for swift
access to the important information.
1 Menu
2 VHF Channel and Transmission Power (H or L)
3 Transponder status (example pictured)
Transponder receive only mode (Stealth mode)
is controlled (on/off) from within this menu.
4 WiFi status (Select, connect and confirm M1 WiFi)
5 Battery status (H1P only)
The Power light (above touchscreen) indicates:
6 GPS status
Satellite view and GPS settings
7 Alarm status
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Solid Idle mode / Charging
Pulsing Discharging off cradle
Flashing Discharging on cradle
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VHF
Loud, clear and easy to operate VHF radio engineered
for the harsh marine environment.
1 Your Vessel Details
2 Transmission Power
3 Push to Talk
4 Last Channel
5 Channel Presets
6 Change Channel
(Or via touchscreen)
7 VHF (VHF Radio key)
8 Selected Channel
(Swipe to change or
use click-wheel)
9 VHF Mute
(alarms still active)
10 Dual Watch
11 VHF Settings
12 Call (Initiate DSC Call)
13 Channel 16
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1 Select VHF
Select via a keypad button (VHF)
or the Main Menu.
2 Select the appropriate channel
You can also press the PTT key from
any screen if the required channel is already
selected to bypass steps 1 and 2.
3 Verify the channel is clear
You cannot obstruct the communications of
other channel users due to Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) and international guidelines.
4 Press the Push To Talk (PTT) key
‘Transmitting’ is displayed.
5 Speak into the handset
6 Release the PTT key
To make a VHF call
Push To
Talk (PTT) .
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To send an individual DSC call
1 Select the Plotter or Directory screen
2 Select an AIS target (Fig.1 & 2)
3 Select the Call icon (Fig.3)
4 Follow the on screen instructions to confirm or
change the target vessel MMSI and channel
5 Select the CALL icon when ready
Once you activate CALL, the DSC Individual Call
screen monitors the status of your DSC call.
> If your Individual DSC call is unanswered you
may RESEND.
> If your Individual DSC call is answered you
may CONTINUE CALL or select END CALL.
> END CALL ends the DSC call and opens the
VHF screen on the requested channel.
Fig. 3Fig. 2Fig. 1
Note - DSC can also be swiftly accessed from the Plotter,
Directory and Situational screens.
The CALL button can also be used, hold it down to
access the DSC menu.
> Select the target > CALL the target
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Instruments
The M1 has internal sensors for barometric pressure
and heading. The M1 also receives data (PGNs) from
instruments on the NMEA network.
1 Instrument Fields
Each field is customizable from available sensors
on board. Options include:
• Depth • COG • SOG
• Heading • Speed • Apparent Wind
• True Wind • Ground Wind • Water temp
• UTC • Position • Voltage
2 Field Lock
Select the icon to lock and unlock each instrument
view. Swipe through available instruments.
3 Instrument Settings
Select an instrument layout:
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View AIS targets with smartAIS filtering (adjustable).
Select any vessel to make a direct DSC call.
1 Number of Targets
2 Class A Vessel
3 Target Speed
4 Class B Vessel
5 Your Vessel
6 Vector Line
Position a target will
be in 10 minutes.
7 Range Markers
8 Plotter Settings
Orientation, Declutter,
Collision Profile,
Alarm settings
Plotter
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<5 Knots
5-9 Knots
10-14 Knots
15-19 Knots
<20 Knots
Class A
Class A Towing
Class B Power
Class B Sail
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