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Alerts:
Heading Sensor
display, which has the
heading sensor connected,
is configured correctly (n0=01 or n0=02 for
the HS8000). For the PB100/200 sensor set
n0=00 and n1=07. See "configuring NMEA in-
and output".
Low Battery Alarm
stops working below 9
Volts.
Dashes on the
heading display are
an indication, that no
valid heading signal is
received from the
sensor.
Also verify, that the
NMEA input of the
The battery alert
comes on when the
supply voltage has
dropped below 10
Volts. It disappears
only after voltage has
increased above 11
Volts. The display
Gyro Alarm
The warning is
shown on AP dis-
plays, if a previously
operational gyro has
failed or is in align-
ment mode or has
an abnormal signal.
The dot behind the
"H" is the gyro ON
symbol.
Gyro Signal "F"
The gyro signal
alert comes on, if the
signal is abnormal.
Numbers below 26
and above 103
should only be ac-
cepted for a short
time after alignment.
Compensating the
Heading Sensor:
Sensor compensation and alignment func-
tion are only accessible on the display unit, to
which the sensor is physically connected via
the NMEA port, and the port has been proper-
ly configured (n0=01 or 02 for a HS8000, and
n0=00 plus n1=07 for a PB200 sensor).
sation status is not cor-
rectly displayed after a
new installation or after
the sensor or display have
been replaced, before a new compensation
cycle has been started.
A new compensation can be started by
briefly pressing the left or right button (see
below).
The middle button leads to the sensor
alignment display.
perfectly calm conditions,
e.g. in port. The vessel must
not be heeled.
-
is displayed after a successful
calibration cycle.
The middle button then leads to the sensor
alignment, which is the next step.
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Compensation
Status Display:
1. Press and hold
left and right button.
2. Press and re-
lease middle button
twice.
3. Release left
and right button.
means "not
compensated",
means "compensat-
ed".
ATTENTION: compen-
Starting a new
compensation
1. Display the com-
pensation status (see
above).
2. Press briefly the
left or right button.
3. Start a starboard
turn through 540 de-
grees (1,5 turns). The
turn has to be com-
pleted within one to
three minutes and
must be executed under
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