Setup; Setup Mode; The Setup Mode Is Divided Into 4 Setup Groups; How To Access Setup Mode - Nexus AUTOPILOT Installation And Operation Manual

5 Setup

5.1 Setup mode

To get the most out of your Nexus product, it is important to carefully setup and calibrate
your Network. The settings are stored in a non-volatile memory, which means they will
remain in memory after you have turned off the power. To get an overview of your Network
settings, we recommend that you note your settings.

5.1.1 The setup mode is divided into 4 setup groups

[Lit OFF] = Lighting setup group
[P0] - [P9] = Pilot setup group
[A0] - [A4] = Alarm setup group
[C0] - [C6] = Compass setup group

5.1.2 How to access setup mode

To access setup mode, press and hold MODE more than 2 seconds.
To move to next setup group, press MODE.
To scroll up and down in each group press LEFT or RIGHT.

5.1.3 How to change a setting

To unlock a setting, press KEY.
To change a setting, press LEFT, RIGHT and MODE as required.
To lock a setting, press KEY.

5.1.4 How to return to previous mode

To return to previous mode, press KEY when the text return [RET] is displayed.

5.1.5 Factory default settings

After each setting we have listed the factory default settings. This allows you to manually
get back to factory default settings, if needed. There is no automatic way to get back to
factory default settings, it has to be done manually.
All Autopilot instrument settings are central, and affect all connected Autopilot instruments
and their commands.
Note! The APC routine automatically sets these settings:
[RUD], [SEA], [CRD], [ATC] and [RRS].
Therefore these settings and their minimum and maximum values and times, depend on
how your boat behaves.
Note! The above explanation is only mentioned here. It is not repeated for each setup.
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