GPSMAP® 1623xsv - combinat GPS-sondeig 16"

The GPSMAP 1623xsv is compatible with third-party network cameras and FLIR marine cameras. To connect standard network cameras, a Garmin PoE isolation coupler (part number 010-10580-10) is required to avoid damaging the chartplotter. FLIR cameras are usually detected automatically on the network. FLIR IP cameras are "plug-and-play", while older FLIR analog cameras require manual pairing with a chartplotter video input.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1623xsv allows you to display multiple video streams simultaneously by configuring combined screens. For optimal network performance, Garmin recommends not streaming more than five video sources at once. Current GPSMAP chartplotters feature an integrated video encoder that shares connected video via their composite video inputs across all screens on the boat.

Yes, you must use a Garmin PoE isolation coupler (part number 010-10580-10) to connect any standard Ethernet device, including a PoE camera, to a Garmin marine network. Connecting a PoE device directly to a Garmin chartplotter will damage the chartplotter and potentially the PoE device.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1623xsv supports camera tracking functions such as Compass Lock, Vessel Lock, and AIS/MARPA target tracking (slew-to-cue).

To use these functions, you must connect the chartplotter via Garmin Marine Network or NMEA 2000:

A marine camera capable of tracking (e.g., a newer FLIR IP video camera).A GPS antenna.A heading sensor (a 9-axis sensor providing yaw, pitch, and roll data is recommended for optimal performance).For AIS target tracking, a compatible AIS receiver is also required. For MARPA target tracking, a compatible radar device is necessary.

The GPSMAP 1623xsv integrates traditional CHIRP, ClearVü, and SideVü fishfinder capabilities. These technologies provide exceptional clarity and target separation, allowing near-photographic imaging of what is below and alongside your boat.

The GPSMAP 1623xsv is compatible with Garmin Navionics+ and Garmin Navionics Vision+ marine charts. These charts provide comprehensive cartographic details, depth data, navigation aids, and other essential information for safe navigation.

The GPSMAP 1623xsv is covered by a one-year limited warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers material or manufacturing defects under normal use conditions. Garmin will repair or replace, at its sole discretion, any defective component free of charge for parts and labor.

Note that this warranty does not cover cosmetic damage (scratches, dents), consumable parts (unless the damage is due to a manufacturing defect), damage caused by accident, misuse, abuse, water, flooding, fire, or other external causes, nor services performed by providers not authorized by Garmin.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1623xsv supports integration of third-party network cameras and FLIR cameras, as well as composite video cameras (analog). You can display the video on the chartplotter's screen and even on multiple Garmin marine network displays. For optimal network performance, it is recommended not to stream more than five video sources simultaneously.

The GPSMAP 1623xsv is compatible with FLIR marine cameras from the M and MD series. FLIR IP cameras are typically auto-detected on the Garmin network without prior configuration.

You can control compatible FLIR cameras directly from the touchscreen of your GPSMAP 1623xsv. Touch gestures allow you to pinch to zoom, and swipe to pan and tilt the camera. You can also set up on-screen presets for the position and zoom of each camera, as well as adjust polarity, color scheme, and scene setting (night, day, man overboard).

Yes, you can configure split-screen displays to show multiple videos at once. However, if your device has multiple built-in composite video inputs, only one video function within a split-screen can use a built-in video input.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1623xsv supports Camera Tracking to keep the camera locked on a fixed heading (compass lock), locked at a fixed angle relative to the boat (ship lock), or to track AIS, MARPA targets, or waypoints (slew-to-cue).

For compass and ship lock, you need a marine camera compatible with tracking (such as a newer FLIR IP video camera), a GPS antenna, and a heading sensor (a 9-axis sensor is recommended for better performance). For AIS tracking, a compatible AIS receiver is required. For MARPA tracking, a compatible radar device is required.

Garmin's limited warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship of the GPSMAP 1623xsv for one year from the date of purchase. At its sole discretion, Garmin will repair or replace any defective component under normal use, free of charge for parts or labor. This warranty does not apply to cosmetic damage, consumable parts (unless the damage is due to a defect in materials or workmanship), damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, water, flooding, fire, or other external causes, or damage caused by service performed by a supplier not authorized by Garmin.

Yes, to connect standard Ethernet equipment (such as network cameras or network switches) to a Garmin marine network, you must use a Garmin Power over Ethernet (PoE) isolation coupler (reference 010-10580-10). Directly connecting a PoE device to a Garmin Marine Network chartplotter will damage the chartplotter.

Yes, current GPSMAP chartplotters (except the 8000, 8200, 8500, 7x1, 7400, and 7600 series and older chartplotters) have a built-in video encoder feature. This allows them to share connected video via their composite video input on all chartplotter displays aboard the boat.

Yes, you can switch between thermal view and visible view on your chartplotter screen, provided you have a dual-sensor FLIR M-series camera connected to your network. FLIR MD-series cameras provide thermal view only.

It is your responsibility to operate your vessel safely and prudently. The GPSMAP 1623xsv is a navigation aid and does not relieve you of the responsibility to navigate safely. Here are some key points:

Avoid navigation hazards and never leave the helm unattended.Use this device solely as a navigation aid, not for precise measurements of direction, distance, location, or topography.Always cross-check displayed information with all available navigation sources, including visual observations and official charts.Tide and current data are provided for reference only.If the device provides depth data, it should not be the primary means of avoiding grounding or collision. Always operate at low speed if shallow water or submerged objects are suspected.If the device has video input capabilities, do not attempt to use or view the video input while navigating or maneuvering your vessel.

For flush mounting, the recommended hole sizes are:

3.2 mm (1/8 in) for wood screws. 3.5 mm (9/64 in) for nut plates. If you are not using a nut plate, you can tap the hole to M4.