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Originally Posted by CarCode
Guys,
do you ever read the manual?
"Mac Detail Here" is only available for raster charts and the manual says: "Displays the largest scale, most detailed chart, available in the position of the cursor.
It is assumed that there are more than one chart available at the position."
So if there is not a more detailed raster chart available for that area then there is no such menu item.
Gerhard
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Yep, I was aware of that and only tried using it with the raster charts, not the
ENC charts. Never worked on the raster charts until I plotted a course for some reason. This was a totally new install on the Pi which is running a version of
Linux, so is the
Linux version of OpenCPN.
I've used OpenCPN for some time now on Windows
computers and used it exclusively on my 1300 mile trip to the
Bahamas and back with the
MacGregor using NV charts.
http://1fatgmc.com/boat/mac-1/2015%2...Main-Menu.html
Love it and have it on a number of
computers as backup. I think I'm really going to like it on the Raspberry Pi since it has a lot lower amperage draw than what I've been using. Cost about $200 for a 10"
screen, Raspberry Pi computer ($35), keyboard and mouse and other incidentals. 10"
chartplotter for $200 is not bad. Wish I could find a good outdoor
monitor though.
I have a Standard Horizon 700 I'll use in the
cockpit and have the Pi below for backup and course plotting. They are tied together with
serial cables and I can send waypoints from OpenCPN to the Standard Horizon or if it failed to a handheld in the
cockpit, which is what I've done in the past with the Mac, although the Mac is small enough I ...
Computer-Chartplotter Build Page-2
... have the
monitor below right at the companion way where I can see it,
Sumner