GPSMAP® 723xsv — GPS-sondeja kombinācija 7" ar pasaules kartogrāfiju

The GPSMAP 723xsv is a multifunction chartplotter with a 7-inch display.

The GPSMAP 723xsv integrates three fishfinder technologies:

Traditional CHIRP (Compressed High Intensity Radar Pulse) fishfinder
ClearVü (high-definition down-view) fishfinder
SideVü (side-view) fishfinder

The main difference is that the GPSMAP 723xsv natively integrates ClearVü and SideVü sonar technologies in addition to the traditional CHIRP sonar. The GPSMAP 723 only includes the traditional CHIRP sonar without ClearVü and SideVü technologies.

Yes, the GPSMAP 723xsv is supplied with a preloaded worldwide chart base, enabling immediate use for navigation.

The GPSMAP 723xsv is a multifunction device. It combines chartplotter functions with advanced fishfinder capabilities, including CHIRP traditional sonar, ClearVü and SideVü.

Yes, the GPSMAP 723xsv is perfectly suited for fishing thanks to its integrated fishfinder technologies. The traditional CHIRP sonar provides superior target separation, while ClearVü and SideVü deliver detailed images of the seabed and structures below and alongside the boat, helping to locate fish and obstacles.

ClearVü produces near-photographic images of the seabed and structures beneath the boat, providing a clear view of submerged elements. SideVü scans both sides of the vessel to reveal obstacles, seagrass beds, and fish schools at a significant lateral distance.

Yes, the GPSMAP 723xsv is compatible with radars. It can notably support MARPA (Mini-Automatic Radar Plotting Aid) target tracking when connected to a compatible radar device via the Garmin Marine network.

Yes, tide and current information can be displayed on the GPSMAP 723xsv. These data are provided for informational purposes to assist with navigation.

Yes, the GPSMAP 723xsv is specifically designed for the marine environment, providing reliable performance for recreational boaters and anglers.

If you are replacing an older GPSMAP 7x2, 9x2 or 12x2 chartplotter, you can use a specific mounting plate (sold separately) to convert the existing cutout and install the GPSMAP 723xsv. This plate adjusts the mounting opening.

No, it is not recommended to use the unit as a template when drilling mounting holes. You must use the flush-mount template provided in the product box to avoid damaging the glass screen and voiding the warranty.

You can connect multiple supported video cameras to the Garmin Marine network. This includes network cameras (such as FLIR and Garmin GC 200 cameras) and composite video cameras (such as the Garmin GC 14). Network cameras connect via Ethernet, while composite cameras connect through the device's built-in video inputs.

Yes, a Garmin Power over Ethernet (PoE) isolation coupler (part number 010-10580-10) must be used 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 may damage the chartplotter.

The GPSMAP 723xsv is compatible with a variety of cameras, including:

FLIR marine cameras (M and MD series)Garmin network cameras, such as the Garmin GC™ 200Analog composite video cameras, such as the Garmin GC™ 14

Yes, the GPSMAP 723xsv is compatible with NMEA 2000 networks. This compatibility is essential for connecting various sensors and devices, particularly those required for camera tracking functions.

To use camera tracking functions such as Compass Lock and Vessel Lock, you must connect the following sensors to the chartplotter via Garmin Marine or NMEA 2000 network:

A marine camera compatible with tracking (e.g., a newer FLIR IP video camera)A GPS antennaA heading sensor (for best performance, a 9-axis heading sensor is recommended)

No, the limited warranty does not apply to aesthetic damage, such as scratches, nicks, and dents. It only covers material or manufacturing defects.