Unpacking And Handling; Determine System Configuration - Simrad AP27 Manual

Simrad AP26 and AP27 Autopilots
9. Test Autopilot Operation at Sea (refer to Sea Trial
10. Provide the user with training (Page 113)
3.3

Unpacking and handling

Care should be taken when unpacking and handling the
equipment. A visual inspection should be made to see that the
equipment has not been damaged during shipment and that all
components and parts are present according to the packing list.
A standard autopilot system will include:
• Control unit with standard installation accessories.
• Autopilot computer (AC10, AC20 or AC40) and one 15 m
• RC25 Rate Compass with 15 m (49') cable attached.
• RF300 Feedback unit with 10 m (33') cable attached and
• Appropriate drive unit for the installation (unless the autopilot
• Optional equipment that may have been ordered for the
3.4

Determine system configuration

It is important to become familiar with the configuration of the
system prior to beginning the installation. The autopilot system
layout with options is shown in Figure 3-1.
Pay particular attention to the autopilot computer/drive unit
combinations on page 58 and the chart on page 12.
As many of the units are communicating on a common network
(Robnet2), with identical connectors, the installation is
simplified. Try to mount the units within the standard cable
length supplied with each unit, if possible. Robnet2 Extension
Cable (1, 5 and 10m) are available from your distributor.
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c) Compass Offset adjustment
d) Automatic tuning
e) Viewing parameters
instructions, pages 96, 112)
(49') Robnet2 cable.
transmission rod.
is going to operate an existing drive unit or solenoids).
installation.
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