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    This document provides a checklist for familiarization of an Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) prior to assuming a navigational watch. The checklist covers initial preparation, basic operation, charts, navigation tools and functions, route planning, and route monitoring. It includes over 70 individual items to check and familiarize with regarding the setup, display, and use of the specific ECDIS system. Upon completion, the checklist is to be signed by the training provider and trainee to confirm formal type-specific ECDIS familiarization.

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    This document provides a checklist for familiarization of an Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) prior to assuming a navigational watch. The checklist covers initial preparation, basic operation, charts, navigation tools and functions, route planning, and route monitoring. It includes over 70 individual items to check and familiarize with regarding the setup, display, and use of the specific ECDIS system. Upon completion, the checklist is to be signed by the training provider and trainee to confirm formal type-specific ECDIS familiarization.

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    This document provides a checklist for familiarization of an Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) prior to assuming a navigational watch. The checklist covers initial preparation, basic operation, charts, navigation tools and functions, route planning, and route monitoring. It includes over 70 individual items to check and familiarize with regarding the setup, display, and use of the specific ECDIS system. Upon completion, the checklist is to be signed by the training provider and trainee to confirm formal type-specific ECDIS familiarization.

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    FAMILIARISATION OF ECDIS
    1. This checklist should be completed prior to assuming a Navigational Watch

    1. INITIAL PREPARATION

    ☐ Understanding of NSQL ECDIS Navigation Procedures (IMS) & BIB B60 – Safe Use of ECDIS.
    ☐ Identify the primary ECDIS equipment and back-up facilities.
    ☐ Location & control of AVCS DVDs onboard.
    ☐ Determine where the user manuals for ECDIS are located.
    ☐ Establish if any passwords are required for management of the system and if so, obtain the details from the Master.
    ☐ Determine and understand the position-fix systems that feed the ECDIS. Determine the method of switching
    between sources, such as primary and secondary position fix systems
    ☐ Determine which other systems feed into the ECDIS, such as radar (tracked targets and/or raw), AIS, Logs, echo
    sounders, etc. For each, establish the reference framework, e.g. ground-, water- or ship-stabilised (relative)
    ☐ Familiarity of contingency action in case of ECDIS failure. (Refer BIB C35)

    2. BASIC OPERATION

    ☐ Determine how to switch the ECDIS On & Off. Determine power supply modes, their specifications, UPS duration,
    and location of main power supply breakers.
    ☐ Establish the function(s), position and general operation of the controls and switches.
    ☐ Understand how to access the main menu and select menu options.
    ☐ Determine the methods for setting day/night viewing modes, brightness, contrast and colour correction (if
    available)
    ☐ Determine how to switch between Paper chart and simplified symbiology.
    ☐ Determine how to put equipment in route-monitoring mode and route-planning mode.
    ☐ Determine the methods for scrolling and zooming charts, including determining the current scale of displayed
    charts and setting the display to a particular scale, scamin in use or not.
    ☐ Determine how to select the Display Base and Standard Display and standard layers.
    ☐ Determine how to add display other information layers from ENC s, including the display of all other information.
    ☐ Determine how to check that information concerning own ship, such as dimensions are correct.
    ☐ Determine how to Set the safety contour and safety depth.
    ☐ Determine how to select two- or four-colour contour mode.
    ☐ Determine how to select deep and shallow area display options.
    ☐ Determine how to set all other parameters concerning the safety domain (lookahead, safety margin, XTD ...etc).
    ☐ Establish which ENC object will alarm and indicate, determine how to upgrade indication to alarms and the
    procedure needed to acknowledge them.

    3. CHARTS

    ☐ Determine how to access the chart directory and to identify whether charts are ENCs, RNCs or private data.
    ☐ Determine how to select a chart for display on the screen.
    ☐ Determine how to load ENC permits/data within the ECDIS. Procedure for obtaining additional chart permits.
    ☐ Determine how to load ENC base data.
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    ☐ Determine how to check the update status of loaded charts.
    ☐ Determine how to update charts.
    ☐ Determine how to apply manual updates.

    4. NAVIGATION TOOLS & FUNCTIONS

    ☐ Determine how to display the legend of general information.


    ☐ Determine how to select information about an object (Pick report).
    ☐ Determine how Zone of Confidence (CATZOC) information can be displayed.
    ☐ Determine how to access the Presentation Library.
    ☐ Determine what Admiralty information overlays (AIO) are available and how to access them. (Radar and AIS
    covered in Section 6 below).
    ☐ Determine the ‘single operator action’ needed to remove AIO’s from the display.
    ☐ Determine the ‘single operator action’ needed to set the Standard Display setting
    ☐ Determine how to view, add, edit and delete Mariners’ Notes/User Maps.
    ☐ Determine how to access all navigational elements and parameters, such as past track, vectors, position lines, etc.
    ☐ Establish the facilities provided for the measurement of range and bearing (e.g.: EBLs and VRMs) and determine
    their use.
    ☐ Determine the method(s) used for developing Parallel Index lines to fix on the radar.
    ☐ Determine what other navigational tools are available and how to access them.
    ☐ Determine how to switch to using the back-up system.
    ☐ Determine the procedure for identifying and reacting to sensor /GNSS failure.
    ☐ Determine how to switch Chart Text (text for charted objects) on and off.
    ☐ Determine how to set Anchor Watch.

    5. ROUTE PLANNING

    ☐ Determine how to load existing routes and enable for editing.


    ☐ Determine how to initiate a new route plan.
    ☐ Determine how to initiate and plan alternate routes.
    ☐ Determine how to save route plans.
    ☐ Determine how to add, delete and adjust graphically the position of waypoints.
    ☐ Determine how to add, edit and delete critical points.
    ☐ Determine how to display time varying objects relevant for the timing of the planned voyage.
    ☐ Establish all the features available for planning routes, such as use of straight and curved segments and inserting
    pilotage aids.
    ☐ Determine the ship’s procedures for displaying MSI, T&P Notices and other relevant notes into the voyage plan.
    ☐ Determine how to use the facilities for checking the planned route.
    ☐ Determine how to use route validation and checking for dangers along the route.
    ☐ Determine how to load the planned route and alternatives into the back-up system.
    ☐ If available, determine how to use RCDS mode where ENCs are not available and as appropriate.
    ☐ Determine how to carry out the route safety checks, how to address Caution Alerts and Grounding Alerts

    6. ROUTE MONITORING

    ☐ Determine how to load a pre-planned route.

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    ☐ Determine how to select the primary or an alternate route and how to distinguish between them on the display.
    ☐ Determine the single operator action that selects the charted display of own ship’s position.
    ☐ Determine the available display orientation modes and how to switch between them (eg, North Up, Head Up,
    Course Up).
    ☐ Determine the available display motion modes and how to select them and change the parameters, such
    as the position of own ship on the display when Relative Motion is selected.
    ☐ If Radar and AIS targets can be displayed on the ECDIS determine what target vector modes are available and
    how to switch and differentiate between them.
    ☐ Determine how to create time labels along the ship’s track.
    ☐ Establish familiarity with the Route Monitoring display, including the display of position, heading, course, speed and
    time.
    ☐ Determine how to set the length of own ship’s vector and intermediate time marks.
    ☐ Determine how to display radar and AIS Overlays/Information, if available.
    ☐ Determine how to input LOP to form the reference for an estimated position.
    ☐ Determine how to configure the ECDIS to use this reference for subsequent EP’s.
    ☐ Determine how to use the review facilities of the voyage recorder, how to upload Voyage Back-up (not essential
    knowledge prior to sailing).
    ☐ Determine how to use the ECDIS as the input to a track keeping autopilot. This will also need reference to the
    autopilot handbook.
    ☐ Determine how to switch to DR mode and to identify when the ECDIS is in Dead Reckoning (DR) mode.

    Note: If an officer onboard has attended a manufacturer’s approved type specific ECDIS familiarisation course, he
    should provide familiarisation training.

    Note: The familiarisation checklist must be maintained by the Officer and taken to each ship as proof of formal type
    specific ECDIS training.

    Ship Name

    ECDIS Manufacturer & Model

    Name Initial Date

    Training Provided by

    Trainee OOW

    Master

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