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2.1 Using the control unit
Start-up mode
The autopilot always powers up in Standby mode with the display
showing the boat's current compass heading.
Note: You can press standby at any time to return to manual
steering.
Keypad functions
The autopilot is controlled using simple push-button operations, all of
which are confirmed with a short beep. In addition to the main
single-key functions, there are several dual key operations.
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Press to adjust calibration parameters,
response and gain
disp
Press to display
data pages
Press for 1 second
for lamp control
resp
Press to display
response level
Press for 1 second
for rudder gain
track
Press for Track mode from Auto mode
(if a navigator is connected)
Press to accept waypoint advance
Press for 1 second to skip waypoint
set crs
Press to set course bearing
res'm
Press to resume previous course
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standby
Press for Standby
mode
Press for 2 seconds
to enter Calibration
mode
Press for Wind Vane mode (if a wind vane is connected)
Press for 1 second to display Last Wind
Press again to accept Last Wind
course change keys
-1 = Port 1˚
-10 = Port 10˚
+1 = Starboard 1˚
+10 = Starboard 10˚
-1 plus -10
Press together for
AutoTack to port
+1 plus +10
Press together for
AutoTack to starboard
-1 plus +1
Press together for
response level
-1 plus +1
Press for 1 second
for rudder gain
auto
Press for Auto mode
Press for 1 second
for Last Heading
Press again to
accept Last Heading
standby plus auto
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