Garmin Marine Webinars: Garmin Terminology - What Does it All Mean?

Whether you’re a new boater or just new to Garmin, get a helpful lesson in marine tech terminology so you can better understand and use the features of your onboard system.

[@v.licc.597]

Your products and devices are the most technological than other brands!

[@Brad-id7ge]

Thank you for such an informative video.

[@sigmachi5803]

Needed!

[@Meenavanknowledge]

I was like mostly Garmin
User friendly and cheap

[@mister_ray]

What is the difference between a map and a chart?

[@GarminInt]

Hi there! You can find a detailed explanation of the difference between nautical charts and maps on the National Ocean Service website: ms.spr.ly/6054XaLtp
Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thank you! (KS)

[@timurlukin1158]

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[@pjtemplin]

Lots of useful information, though more of a sales presentation than a terminology glossary. Your GMS 10 page could use a complete redo: you explain PoE (somewhat) as Power over Ethernet but then refer to "it" as an isolation coupler. Nope. PoE is Power over Ethernet. You then tell viewers that if they're going to use a FLIR camera, stabilization system, or other components that "you'll need to add the PoE to that cable." Nope, flat wrong: you've told everyone that they need to add PoE, when in fact you're hoping to encourage them to add the isolator so PoE is not present towards the GMS 10. That said, your page on GSD - Black Box Sonar seems a lot more informative than what can be gathered on the individual product pages, however you show a GCV-20 but there's no such animal on your website (there is a GCV-10 instead).
Time to add a proofreader: the NMEA 2000 slide needs several edits: MFDs not MFD's, sensors not sensor's. Garmin Network Connections has routs not routes. Apps not APP'S.