GPSMAP® 8410 – 10" zobrazovací jednotka s mapovou sadou světa

The GPSMAP® 8410 is equipped with a 10-inch Full HD IPS touchscreen. Its resolution is 1920 x 1200 pixels, providing a clear and detailed image for navigation.

The GPSMAP® 8410 is a multifunction chartplotter designed for comprehensive navigation. It includes a worldwide chartplotter map and offers advanced features for recreational boaters and professionals, such as waypoint, route, and track management, as well as extended connectivity support for various sensors and systems.

Yes, the GPSMAP® 8410 comes with a preloaded worldwide chartplotter database, providing a solid navigation base right out of the box.

The GPSMAP® 8410 has an IPX7 rating. This means it is protected against temporary immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes.

The GPSMAP® 8410 integrates full wireless connectivity, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and ANT technology. It features an internal antenna for GNSS and GPS connectivity.

Yes, the GPSMAP® 8410 supports the connection of multiple camera types. It can connect to FLIR M-series cameras, Garmin network cameras (such as the GC 200), and analog composite video cameras (such as the Garmin GC™ 14) via its BNC inputs and the Garmin Marine Network.

The GPSMAP® 8410 is compatible with multiple marine networks for complete system integration. It supports NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000, Garmin Marine Network (Ethernet), and J1939 networks.

Yes, the GPSMAP® 8410 is compatible with FLIR M-series thermal cameras. For FLIR M-series cameras with network video output, a Garmin Marine Network isolation coupler (010-10580-10) is required for the connection.

Yes, the GPSMAP® 8410 can be integrated with a radar and AIS system. To track AIS targets, you must connect a compatible AIS receiver. To track MARPA targets (radar), a compatible radar device must be connected to the Garmin Marine Network.

Yes, the GPSMAP® 8410 is designed to integrate with the Garmin Marine Network, allowing it to communicate and share data with other compatible Garmin devices, such as radars, fishfinders, autopilots, and network cameras.

The GPSMAP® 8410 provides versatile video connectivity, including HDMI ports (input and output), BNC composite video inputs, and the ability to handle encoded video over the Garmin Marine Network (Ethernet).

Yes, it is recommended to install a ferrite core on the power cable and on each network cable. If the device is equipped with a fishfinder, a core must also be installed on each transducer cable to reduce interference.

Yes, a mounting template is included in the product box to facilitate the flush-mount installation of the GPSMAP® 8410. It is highly recommended to use this supplied template to ensure correct cutting.

When connecting standard Ethernet devices, such as network cameras, to a Garmin Marine Network, it is essential to use a Garmin PoE isolation coupler (part number 010-10580-10). This protects the Garmin chartplotter from potential damage caused by Power over Ethernet (PoE).

To use camera tracking functions such as Compass Lock and Vessel Lock, you must connect the following to the chartplotter:

A marine camera compatible with tracking function (e.g., a newer FLIR IP video camera).A GPS antenna.A heading sensor (a sensor providing 9-axis data including yaw, pitch, and roll is recommended for optimal performance).