Initial setup ContentsFirst power upWhen you power up your new display for the first time a number of actions are required.First power up datamaster selectionEthernet networks that contain more than 1 display must have a designated datamaster. The datamaster is the primary display on the network and should be the display that is also connected to the SeaTalk NG/NMEA 2000 network and any other sources of data in your system. The datamaster bridges the data over the ethernet network to any compatible networked ‘repeater’ displays.Startup wizardThe first time the display is switched on the Startup wizard will be displayed. If an existing display is chosen as the datamaster then the start up wizard will be skipped. The Startup wizard will help you configure important settings on your display.Axiom 2 Pro keypad type selectionAfter the startup wizard is completed on Axiom® 2 Pro displays, or following the selection of a different display as datamaster, the keypad type selection screen is displayed.Safety clearancesFirst power up limitation on use acknowledgementAfter you have completed the startup wizard the Limitation on Use (LoU) disclaimer is displayed.Propulsion system overviewThe display can be configured for vessels with either Combustion engines or Electric motors.Data sourcesThe chartplotter can receive data readings from connected sensors and devices. This data can be displayed on the screen providing situational and environmental awareness. The chartplotter, or designated data master chartplotter can also act as a data source, transmitting data to other connected devices.Importing user dataYou can import user data (i.e.: Waypoints, Routes and Tracks) to your MFD.Performing a settings resetPerforming a settings reset will reset your display’s settings to their original configuration no data (e.g.: waypoint, routes etc.) will be lost when performing a settings reset.Performing a factory resetPerforming a factory reset will reset your display to its original factory condition.Parent topic: Getting startedPrevious topic: ControlsNext topic: Calibration