GPSMAP® 1022xsv — kombinēts GPS un zondēšanas iekārta 10"

Yes, a mounting template is included in the product packaging to facilitate the flush-mount installation of your chartplotter. It is strongly recommended to use this supplied template rather than printing your own to ensure precise cutting and avoid any damage.

The GPSMAP 1022xsv is compatible with a wide range of marine cameras for complete video surveillance. It supports:

Third-party network cameras.FLIR cameras from the M and MD series, which are automatically detected on the Garmin Marine network without prior configuration.Analog or composite cameras, such as the Garmin GC™ 14 (010-02667-00), can be connected via the chartplotter’s built-in composite video input or via a video encoder if required.Garmin network cameras, such as the Garmin GC 200 (010-02164-00).

Yes, it is mandatory to use a Garmin Power over Ethernet (PoE) isolation coupler (part number 010-10580-10) to connect a standard Ethernet device, such as a network camera, network switch, or PoE injector, to the Garmin Marine network. Connecting a PoE device directly to a Garmin Marine Network chartplotter will damage the chartplotter and potentially the PoE device.

For optimal protection of your equipment, it is also recommended to use a shielded cable, such as a CAT 5e F/FTP.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1022xsv supports camera tracking functions, including Compass Lock, Vessel Lock, and tracking of AIS targets, MARPA, or waypoints (slew-to-cue).

To use these features, you must connect specific sensors and cameras to the chartplotter via the Garmin Marine or NMEA 2000 network:

For Compass Lock and Vessel Lock: A marine camera compatible with tracking (e.g., a recent FLIR IP video camera), a GPS antenna, and a heading sensor (a 9-axis sensor is recommended for optimal performance). For AIS and MARPA tracking: In addition to the above, an AIS receiver compatible for AIS tracking and a radar device compatible for MARPA tracking.

For optimal network performance, Garmin recommends not streaming more than five video sources simultaneously on the Garmin Marine network, even if you can connect multiple cameras.

The GPSMAP 1022xsv is a mobile transceiver that uses an internal antenna to transmit and receive low levels of radiofrequency (RF) energy. To comply with RF exposure requirements, the device must be installed and used while maintaining a minimum distance of 20 cm (7.87 inches) between the device and your body. It must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with another transmitter or antenna.

The GPSMAP 1022xsv is designed for a flush-mount installation. A mounting template is included with the product to help you make the precise cut required. The required cutout dimensions are 305 mm (12 inches) wide by 166.1 mm (6 9/16 inches) high. The total height of the unit is 172.7 mm (6 13/16 inches).

Yes, a Garmin Power over Ethernet (PoE) isolation coupler (part number 010-10580-10) is required to connect standard Ethernet devices, such as a network camera, network switch, or PoE injector, to a Garmin Marine network.

Connecting a PoE device directly to a Garmin Marine Network chartplotter will damage the chartplotter and may also damage the PoE device.

For optimal protection of your equipment and better network performance, Garmin recommends using a shielded cable, such as a CAT 5e F/FTP.

You can connect multiple supported video cameras to the Garmin Marine network. For optimal network performance, Garmin recommends not streaming more than five video sources simultaneously.

If you connect multiple video cameras to the Garmin Marine network, you can insert a PoE isolation coupler along the path to create a single connection from a network switch to your Garmin marine electronics.

The GPSMAP 1022xsv is compatible with FLIR marine cameras from the M and MD series. When you connect a compatible FLIR camera to your chartplotter, the network automatically detects the camera and displays it in the source list without requiring pre-configuration before installation.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1022xsv, as a current GPSMAP chartplotter, has built-in video encoder functions. This allows it to share connected video via its composite video input on all chartplotter displays on the boat. It can therefore receive standard composite video streams from analog cameras.

To support Compass Lock and Vessel Lock functions, you must connect the following sensors and cameras to the chartplotter via the Garmin Marine or NMEA 2000 network:

A marine camera capable of tracking, such as a recent FLIR IP video camera.An external GPS antenna.A heading sensor. For optimal camera tracking performance, the heading sensor must provide 9-axis data, including yaw, pitch, and roll.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1022xsv supports AIS and MARPA target tracking. In addition to the sensors and cameras required for Compass Lock and Vessel Lock, you must connect additional devices to the Garmin Marine network:

To track AIS targets, a compatible AIS receiver must be connected. To track MARPA targets, a compatible radar device must be connected.

Yes, the GPSMAP 1022xsv includes a video encoder function. This allows it to broadcast video feeds connected via its composite video input across the entire Garmin Marine network, making the video visible on all chartplotter screens aboard the boat.

From the chartplotter’s video screen, you can adjust various FLIR camera settings. Options include:

Change colors: Sets the color scheme for the infrared image.Change scene: Adjusts the camera to night, night dock, day, or man-overboard view.Polarity: Sets which colors or shades represent hot and cold in the infrared image.For FLIR M-series dual-payload cameras, you can also switch between thermal and visible views on the chartplotter screen.

The camera tracking function maintains the camera on a fixed heading or tracks targets. It can be used for:

Compass Lock: Lock the camera to a fixed compass heading.Vessel Lock: Lock the camera to a fixed angle relative to the vessel.Target tracking (slew-to-cue): Track AIS targets, MARPA targets, or waypoints.Using this function requires specific sensors and cameras to be connected.

Yes, you can configure split-screen displays on the GPSMAP 1022xsv to show multiple video feeds simultaneously. However, note that in a split-screen configuration, only one video function can use a built-in composite video input on the chartplotter.

To display multiple video feeds (e.g., IR and V/IR from a FLIR dual-payload camera) side by side on a single split-screen display, these feeds must be available via the Garmin Marine Network.