Figure 31: Example Of A Request To Press "Set" After A Parameter Has Been Changed - Raytheon NautoPilot NP 5100 Operator's Manual

Furthermore a graphic record shows the track, its configured max. distance, the course-
line, the ship itself and the course to steer for the courseline.
Parameter settings will change the same parameters which can be set with the "Page"
function (see section 2.3.6).

Figure 31: Example of a request to press "SET" after a parameter has been changed

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Figure 30/10 Softkey for changing/entering the Track Econ parameter to influ-
Figure 30/11 For "Adaptive mode" only and not for NP 5100.
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OPERATION
NautoPilot 5000 Series
Softkeys for "Track Data" display
Information about the track. Its width is 100m to each side of the
track (in the shown example).
Information on heading source and actual heading value.
Set heading value.
For Course Control this display is designated as "Presel.COG"
(Preselected Course Over Ground) after turning the rotary knob,
"Set COG" after releasing the knob.
For Track Control this display is designated as "Track Course".
For Heading Control this display is designated as "Set Heading".
Touch--icon, toggles resolution for the respective value.
Numerical display for the distance to the courseline (track) (or
Cross Track Error) in meters, an arrow next to this display shows
the direction of the distance from the courseline (or Cross Track
Error).
Softkey for switching to the "Actual Parameter" display.
Softkey for switching to the main (initial) display.
Softkeys for changing the selected parameters.
Changes must be acknowledged with "SET" (a small icon is dis-
played after a change has been made).
Softkey for switching back to the previous display, without a trans-
fer of changed values.
ence rudder activity (see section 1.3.8).
Softkey for changing/entering the ship load condition
parameter (see also section 1.3.4). Value range: 10% to 100% (in
increments of 10%).
Use the "+" and "--" softkeys to make a change.
Changes must be acknowledged with "SET" (a small icon is dis-
played after a change has been made, see Figure 31).
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Edition: September 2014