Procedure To Switch From "Track Control" Mode To "Course Control" Mode; Switching Off "Course Control" Mode - Raytheon NautoPilot NP 5100 Operator's Manual

4.4.3

Procedure to switch from "Track Control" mode to "Course Control" mode

It is not possible to switch directly from "Track Control" mode to "Course Control" mode .
It is only possible to switch from "Heading Control" mode to "Course Control" mode.
4.4.4

Switching off "Course Control" mode

It is not possible to switch off Course Control mode -- only switching over to other
control modes or to a steering mode (manual) is possible:
-- For switching over to Heading Control, see section 4.3.3.
-- For switching over to Standby, Override or Manual see instructions below
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NautoPilot 5000 Series
Procedure to switch off "Course Control" mode
Switching the "Main Steering Switch" into position HAND,
AUTO
switches the Autopilot to "Standby".
The lower LED for standby will light up. The mode change is
displayed at the top right corner of the display
(Course Ctrl.  Standby).
Note:
Switching the "Main Steering Switch" into position AUTO,
switches the Autopilot to "Heading Control" again.
Activating a "Tiller" (no NautoSteer Tiller) with an override
function, changes the Autopilot mode to "Override".
I.e. the Autopilot is not in control of the rudder.
Observe section 1.4.8.
Note:
Tiller
With an connected Override Operator Panel the Autopilot
can be activated again and starts in "Heading Control"
mode.
The lower LED will light up.
The mode change is displayed at the top right corner of the
display (Course Ctrl.  Override).
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