Set To Sog; Manual Speed Calibration - Raymarine ST70+ Operating Manual

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Set to SOG

To use SOG to set the correct speed:
1. Carry out the Starting speed calibration procedure (above).
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2. Press
3. In conditions of zero tide and zero
current, run your vessel at
approximately the selected calibration
speed, using the SOG reading as a
guide.
4. Scroll to adjust the calibration factor,
so the current speed value changes to
be the same as SOG
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5. Press
calibration speed field.
6. Scroll to select the next calibration
speed.
7. Repeat Set to SOG steps 2 to 6, until calibration factor values have been set for all
calibration speeds.
OK
8. Press
CANCEL
9. Press

Manual speed calibration

You only need to carry out a manual speed
calibration if SOG data is not available. If
you have successfully calibrated your
system using SOG data, ignore this
manual procedure.
To manually calibrate a conventional
speed transducer:
1. Using the appropriate start speed cali-
bration procedure (above), display the
speed Calibration screen and select the
calibration speed field.
2. In conditions of zero tide and zero current, run your vessel at a steady speed
approximately that of the selected calibration speed, over a measured dis-
tance.When you do this, make a note of:
The current speed value.
The time it takes to cover the measured distance.
3. Calculate the actual speed over the measured distance (distance/time).
to highlight the calibration factor field.
to highlight the
to save the values and return to the Speed transducer setup menu.
to return to the Transducers found menu.
ST70+ User Reference Manual
Calibration
Current
SOG
value
SOG = 0.9
i
Speed = 1.2
Current
Press OK to accept
speed
value
Calibration
See Documentation for Manual Calibrarion
i
Speed = 1.2 KTS
Current
Press OK to accept
speed
value
Calibration speed
2.0 KTS
1.8
Calibration factor
Calibration speed
2.0 KTS
1.8
Calibration factor

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