Grf™ 10 Installation Instructions - Garmin GRF 10 Installation Instructions Manual

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GRF™ 10 Installation Instructions
See the Important Safety and Product Information guide in the
product box for product warnings and other important
information.
Installation Preparation
Always wear safety goggles, ear protection, and a dust mask
when drilling, cutting, or sanding.
When drilling or cutting, always check what is on the opposite
side of the surface.
Package Contents
Item
Description
GRF™ 10
À
M4 screw (×5)
Á
M6 locknut (×2)
Â
M6 nut (×2)
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Washer
Ä
Tiller arm mount
Å
Ball joint assembly (×2)
Æ
Threaded rod
Ç
Tools Needed
1
• Drill and
/
in. (3.2 mm) drill bit
8
• 8 and 10 mm wrenches
• 10 mm socket
• Metal saw appropriate for cutting a threaded rod
• #2 Phillips screwdriver
• Tape measure
• Pencil or marker
• Extension cables, if necessary
2
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
(page
2)
Mounting Considerations
The sensor must be installed parallel to the tiller arm while the
À
rudder is amidships.
The distance from the rotation axis of the tiller to the ball-joint
Á
assembly must be the same as the distance from the rotation axis
of the sensor to the ball joint assembly.
The sensor and rudder rotation axes must be aligned.
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The maximum range of travel from stop to stop is 140° (70º from
Ã
the center position to each stop). Exceeding this range may result
in damage to the sensor.
The rod that connects the sensor to the tiller arm is 11.8 in. (300
Ä
mm) long, and can be shortened if needed.
The rod should be level when connected to the sensor and rudder.
If a perfectly level installation is not possible, the rod must be
installed within +/- 5º off level in order to function correctly.
The rod should be installed perpendicular to the tiller arm and
Å
sensor, using the second hole from the tip of the sensor for the ball-
joint connector.
Although the second hole is preferred, the other holes may be used
if necessary for the installation location.
Connection Considerations
• This sensor can be connected to a compatible Garmin
autopilot system with a 12-pin rudder feedback connector.
• The cable connected to the sensor is 78 in. (2 m) long.
◦ If needed, extension cables for the sensor are available
from your Garmin dealer.
◦ Do not cut the sensor cable to extend or shorten it.
Installation Procedures
Installing the Sensor
For the best results, keep the rudder amidships during the
sensor-installation process.
1
Rotate the sensor counter-clockwise so the arrows on the
back
line up in the center
À
holes.
®
before marking the mounting
Á

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