N-10 - ECDIS Familiarization Form
N-10 - ECDIS Familiarization Form
N-10 - ECDIS Familiarization Form
DATE DEC
2020
SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANUAL ISSUE 01
ECDIS FAMILIARIZATION CHECKLIST FORM N-10
NO.
1. Initial Preparation
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Any passwords are needed for the management of the system and,
1.1
if so, obtain the details from the Master
Is there an onboard approved Familiarization training package for
the equipment? whether as computer-based training, an inbuilt
1.2
training mode or as a book or digital image of a book (e.g. PDF
file). Use this before completing the checklist items here
Identify the primary ECDIS equipment and the facilities for back-
up. If the back-up is a second ECDIS of a different type to that of
1.3
the primary installation, then Sections 2 to 6 of this Familiarization
checklist must be repeated for both systems
Determine where the user manuals for ECDIS and its back-up are
1.4 located – an electronic version of these may be available on each
unit
Determine where Base and Update CDs are stored on the ship (if
1.5
appropriate)
Determine the procedures to obtain additional chart permits (if
1.6
appropriate)
Determine and understand the position-fix systems that feed the
1.7 ECDIS. Determine the method of switching between sources, such
as primary and secondary position-fix systems
Determine what other systems feed into the ECDIS, such as radar
(acquired targets, Radar picture overlay), AIS, water speed logs,
1.8
echo sounders, etc. For each, establish the reference framework,
e.g. ground-, water- or ship-stabilized (relative)
Determine where to find maintenance records related to the ECDIS
1.9 and service reports, non-conformity reports & inspection,
validation reports (if appropriate)
1.1 Determine the power supply modes and their specifications such
0 as UPS duration
2. Basic Operation
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2.1 Determine how to switch the ECDIS on and off
Establish the function(s), position and general operation of the
2.2 physical controls and switches, including cursor control, and the
access and selection of menu items
2.3 Understand how to access the main menu and select menu options
Determine the methods for setting day/night viewing modes,
2.4
brightness, contrast and color correction (if available)
Determine how to switch between traditional and simplified
2.5
symbology
Determine how to put equipment in route-monitoring mode and
2.6
route-planning mode
Determine the methods for scrolling and zooming charts, including
2.7 determining the current scale of displayed charts and setting the
display to a particular scale
2.8 Determine how to select the Display Base and Standard Display
Determine how to display other information from ENCs, including
2.9
the display of All Other Information
2.1 Determine how to check that information concerning own ship,
0 such as dimensions are correct
2.1 Determine how to select the safety contour and safety depth
1
2.1 Determine how to select two- or four-color contour mode
2
2.1 Determine how to select deep and shallow area display options
3
2.1 Determine how to set all other parameters concerning the safety
4 domain
2.1 Establish how alarms and other alerts are given by the ECDIS and
5 understand the procedure needed to acknowledge them
3. Charts
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3. Determine how to access the chart directory and to identify
1 whether charts are ENCs, RNCs or unofficial
3. Determine how to select a chart for display on the screen
2
3. Determine how to load new chart license keys (if appropriate)
3
3. Determine how to load base data (if appropriate)
4
3. Determine how to check the update status of loaded charts
5
3. Determine how to update charts using the normal cumulative
6 update procedures (if appropriate)
3. If applicable, determine how to apply non-cumulative or
7 electronically transmitted updates
3. Determine how to apply manual updates (if appropriate)
8
6. Route Monitoring
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6.1 Determine how to load a pre-planned route
Determine how to select the primary or an alternate route and how
6.2
to distinguish between them on the display
Determine the single operator action that selects the charted
6.3
display of own ship’s position
Determine the available display orientation modes and how to
6.4
switch between them (e.g., North Up, Head Up, Course Up)
Determine the available display motion modes and how to select
6.5 them and change the parameters, such as the position of own ship
on the display when Relative Motion is selected
If Radar or AIS targets can be displayed on the ECDIS, determine
6.6 what target vector modes are available and how to switch
between and differentiate them
6.7 Determine how to create time labels along the ship’s track
Establish familiarity with the Route Monitoring display, including
6.8
the display of position, heading, course, speed and time
Determine how to set the length of own ship’s vector and
6.9
intermediate time marks
6.1 Determine how to display Radar and AIS MIOs, if available
0
6.1 Determine how to use the ECDIS as the input to a track-keeping
1 autopilot. This will also need reference to the autopilot handbook
6.1 Determine how to input LOP to form the reference for an estimated
2 position
6.1 Determine how to configure the ECDIS to use this reference (6.12)
3 for subsequent EPs
6.1 Determine how to switch to DR mode and to identify when the
4 ECDIS is in DR mode
6.1 Determine how to use the review facilities of the voyage recorder
5 (if appropriate and not essential knowledge prior to sailing)
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