STANDARD HORIZONS CPI000C Daylight Viewable colour GPS CHART PLOTTER
With the CP-1000C Standard Horizon introduces a whole new level of performance, at an unequalled price. The CP1000C combines the outstanding accuracy of a 12 channel WAAS receiver with the processing speed (RISC) and full VGA screen resolution (640x480) of COLOUR Chart Plotters costing twice as much.
Now with enhanced base map and faster processor plus high speed GPS engine the CP1000C features C-MAP MAX and NT+ cartography, delivering significantly better detail than its competition. In addition, the built-in world map features nautical chart detail for North and South America up to 2NM.
When more detail is required the user will appreciate the simplicity of installing one or two C-MAPNT+ cartridges into the dual front-loading waterproof door. Plus the CP1000C's unique backlit "Shuttle Point" cursor control key makes it simple to move the cursor to any point on the screen.
The CP1000C includes all of the features you expect in a Chart Plotter, including 3000 waypoints and 50 reversible routes, while introducing a new set of features not available in any other plotter at any price.
With the CP-1000C Standard Horizon introduces a whole new level of performance, at an unequalled price. The CP1000C combines the outstanding accuracy of a 12 channel WAAS receiver with the processing speed (RISC) and full VGA screen resolution (640x480) of COLOUR Chart Plotters costing twice as much.
Now with enhanced base map and faster processor plus high speed GPS engine the CP1000C features C-MAP MAX and NT+ cartography, delivering significantly better detail than its competition. In addition, the built-in world map features nautical chart detail for North and South America up to 2NM.
When more detail is required the user will appreciate the simplicity of installing one or two C-MAPNT+ cartridges into the dual front-loading waterproof door. Plus the CP1000C's unique backlit "Shuttle Point" cursor control key makes it simple to move the cursor to any point on the screen.
The CP1000C includes all of the features you expect in a Chart Plotter, including 3000 waypoints and 50 reversible routes, while introducing a new set of features not available in any other plotter at any price.
EGNOS (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service)
Also known as WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System)A 12-channel WAAS/EGNOS receiver is the heart of the CP1000C. WAAS/EGNOS, the latest receiver technology improves the accuracy and integrity of basic GPS signals. WAAS/EGNOS delivers pinpoint repeatable accuracy to within 3 meters of a vessel's actual position. This new technology allows every sailor to obtain the accuracy of a Differential GPS without the additional expense. The WAAS/EGNOS system currently covers the United States, Canada, Mexico, parts of northern South America plus the United Kingdom and European Continent
Unique VHF Distress and Position Request DisplayUsing Digital
Selective Calling (DSC), the CP1000C can decode, display and log either a VHF Distress or Position Request call when input is received from a DSC equipped radio that is capable of sharing the data. Connect the CP1000C to STANDARD HORIZON's VM-3500E DSC VHF, and the plotter will alert you with a message whenever a Distress or Position Call is received. Should the operator select to view the received position, the plotter automatically zooms out to show both senders vessel and users vessel position directly on the chart. A second prompt asks the user whether they would like to navigate to the received vessel position, while alerting the operator to possible obstructions. Select to create a route to the received vessel position and the CP1000C automatically creates a route while immediately calculating important navigation data such as Distance To Waypoint and Time To Go. Want to meet a fellow fisherman at a hot fishing spot, simply poll their VHF for position with your VM35000E and the radio automatically inputs the data to your CP1000C. Connect your CP1000C to an autopilot and you have an integrated navigation system that eliminates the requirement for coordinate input. Simply put, navigation has never been simpler or more accurate.
Dual colour Video Inputs
The CP1000C has two colour camera inputs that allow connection of the optional surface mount (VCIO) or Thru Hull (THVCIO) so you can see what is going on above and below the water line. The CP1000C can be customized to alternate between the camera view and chart page, allowing the user to monitor the vessel while navigating. The Video inputs can also be used to connect to a VCR or DVD player to play movies on the chartplotter display.
10-key Alpha Numeric Keypad
This keypad allows you to enter or change waypoint, and mark names and coordinates quickly and easily.
Celestial Page
This page is a fishermen's delight. It not only shows Sun/Moon rise and set times, Moon Phase but also a tide graph showing exactly where the tide cycle is from the closest tide station.
All Of The Features You Expect In A True Daylight Viewable GPS Chart Plotter
Of course the CP1000C is loaded with all features you expect in a colour Chart Plotter. Display course in North Up, Track Up or Destination Up. The CP1000C includes individually set arrival, anchor and guard zone alarms. Additionally, the CP1000C allows the data fields to be customized to fit your personal preferences. Finally, the CP1000C features all of the user-selected advantages of navigation aids, bottom spot soundings and contours, latitude longitude grid, waypoint icons, track display and much more.
The CP1000C GPS colour Chart plotter features a combination of value, performance and unique features that cannot be outdone.
The CP1000C GPS colour Chart plotter features a combination of value, performance and unique features that cannot be outdone.
Designed For C-Map MAX, NT or NT+ Cartography
The CP1000C is compatible to the latest C-Map MAX cartography, which has rattled off an amazing "Five for Five" winning streak that dates back to 1999 by the NMEA (National Marine Electronics Association) for "BEST ELECTRONIC CARTOGRAPHY".
