Sabiki Mode - Furuno NAVpilot-300 Operator's Manual

2.6 SABIKI
The SABIKI
tively keeping the stern facing windward (or into the current) while keeping the bow
leeward (or with the current).
Due to the SABIKI
riodic adjustment to keep the boat facing in the same direction. The reduction of re-
quired adjustments allows you to focus more on fishing, even with a light crew on-
board.
SABIKI SABIKI
Current/Wind direction
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SABIKI
• Boats with [BOAT TYPE] set to [Outboard], [In/Outboard], [EVCS Outboard] or [EVCS
In/Out] at installation.
• Boats with a length of 40 feet or less.
Important notes regarding the SABIKI
• SABIKI
with manual speed input.
• While SABIKI
• If the deviation alert is released, immediately check your boat's heading.
• When the setting for Deviation Alert is more than 45° and SABIKI
the Deviation Alert setting is fixed at 45°. When SABIKI
setting reverts to its original value.
• The steering accuracy in SABIKI
of the outboard engines.
• SABIKI
mode at speeds over 5 kn will show the message "REDUCE SPEED FOR SABIKI
(<5KN)".
• To prevent over-steering while using SABIKI
of the throttle.
• For configurations with Fantum Feedback
facing directly forwards) before activating SABIKI
SABIKI
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Mode
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mode controls the rudder while the boat is using reverse thrust, effec-
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mode's ability to control the rudder, only the throttle requires pe-
TM TM
mode ON mode ON
Bow direction
(heading) may be
maintained by
adjusting reverse
thrust only.
mode is designed for the following boat types:
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mode requires speed data input from an external sensor and is not available
™
mode is active, Dodge mode functions are not available.
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mode requires a speed of less than 5 kn. Attempts to activate SABIKI
™
mode may steer the boat incorrectly.
TM TM
SABIKI SABIKI
Vessel direction
(heading) changes
with current/wind
direction
Current/Wind direction
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mode
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mode is dependent on the reversing capabilities
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mode, keep within reaching distance
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, make sure the helm is centered (rudder
™
mode. If the helm is not centered,
2. STEERING MODES
mode OFF mode OFF
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mode is activated,
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mode is deactivated, the
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