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The Garmin GPSMAP 8417 is a multifunction chartplotter designed for advanced marine navigation and monitoring systems. Part of the 8400/8600 series, it stands out for its extended video integration capabilities and robustness, positioning it as a reliable solution for vessels requiring comprehensive monitoring.

Yes, the GPSMAP 8417 has a built-in video encoder feature. This allows it to share the connected video via its composite video input across all chartplotter screens on the Garmin Marine Network.

For optimal network performance, Garmin recommends not streaming more than five video sources simultaneously. The GPSMAP 8417 can display multiple video streams on a single combined screen, improving situational awareness aboard.

Yes, you can use touch gestures to control your FLIR camera from the chartplotter, such as pinching to zoom, and swiping to pan and tilt the camera. You can also customize your chartplotter to store on-screen presets for each camera, including position and zoom data.

From the video screen, you can access the menu to adjust polarity, color scheme, and scene setting (gain control) displayed by your FLIR camera. You can also switch between the thermal view and the visible view of the camera on the chartplotter screen, provided you have a dual-payload FLIR camera from the M series. FLIR cameras from the MD series provide only thermal views.

Yes, the GPSMAP 8417 supports camera tracking when connected to the appropriate cameras and sensors. This feature allows you to:

Keep the camera locked on a fixed compass heading (Compass Lock). Lock the camera to a fixed angle relative to the boat (Vessel Lock). Track AIS targets, MARPA or waypoints (also called "slew-to-cue").

To update the software on your GPSMAP 8417, first download the new software to a memory card (16 to 32 GB, formatted as FAT32) using the Garmin Express™ application on a computer. Then insert the memory card into the chartplotter’s SD card slot. Once the chartplotter has fully started, select "Update Software" then "Yes" and wait for the process to complete. The user manual on support.garmin.com provides detailed instructions.

The GPSMAP 8417 is compatible with Garmin network cameras (such as the Garmin GC 200), composite analog video cameras (such as the Garmin GC 14), and FLIR® cameras from the M and MD series. FLIR IP cameras are automatically detected on the network.

Yes, older FLIR analog cameras are compatible. For cameras that do not support IP video, you must create an association between the FLIR camera and a video input device. A prompt will appear the first time you select a FLIR camera as a video source to form this association.

To use the Compass Lock and Vessel Lock functions, you must connect the following equipment to the chartplotter:

A marine camera compatible with tracking, such as a newer model FLIR IP video camera.An GPS antenna.A heading sensor. For optimal camera tracking performance, the heading sensor should provide 9-axis data, including yaw, pitch, and roll.

In addition to the sensors and cameras required for Compass Lock and Ship Lock, you must connect the following additional devices to the Garmin Marine Network for target tracking:

For AIS target tracking: a compatible AIS receiver. For MARPA target tracking: a compatible radar device.

Yes, the GPSMAP 8417 supports NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 networks, enabling extended integration with other marine equipment and sensors.

Yes, the GPSMAP 8417 has HDMI inputs and outputs, allowing connection to external displays or other compatible video sources for increased flexibility.

Yes, the GPSMAP 8417 is compatible with Wi-Fi and ANT technologies, enabling wireless connectivity options with other compatible devices and sensors.

Yes, a Garmin isolation PoE coupler (reference 010-10580-10) must be used to connect standard Ethernet equipment, such as a network camera, network switch, or PoE injector, to the Garmin Marine Network. Directly connecting a PoE device to a Garmin Marine Network chartplotter will damage the chartplotter and may damage the PoE device.

You must insert a Garmin PoE isolation coupler into the path to create a single connection from a network switch to your Garmin electronics. It is recommended to use a Garmin Marine Network watertight connection on at least one side of the coupler. For networks without a Garmin Marine Network watertight connection, orient the PoE isolation coupler downward or horizontally with a drip loop to prevent water retention around the connector.

According to the flush-mount template, the cutout dimensions for the GPSMAP 8417 are 372.0 mm (14 5/8 inches) in width and 293.5 mm (11 9/16 inches) in height.

If the camera supports tracking and the required equipment is connected, it is essential to configure the camera angle and camera height values to achieve the best results. The camera angle value specifies the angle of the camera's front face relative to the bow of the boat (a zero-degree angle indicates alignment with the bow). The camera height value specifies the height at which the camera is mounted above the heading sensor. Precise and gradual adjustments are required until the camera view and tracking performance work as intended.

No, Garmin is not responsible for the work you or an unauthorized repair provider perform on your product, and does not guarantee this work. It is strongly recommended to use a Garmin authorized service center for any repairs.