Maxwell AutoAnchor 730 User manual


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AutoAnchor 730 Owner’s Manual
Part 1 Important Information 2
Part 2 Installation 4
Part 3 Set Up 17
Part 4 Operation 28
Part 5 Maintenance 38
Part 6 Troubleshooting 38
Index
TABLE OF CONTENTS
To the best of our knowledge the information in this manual was correct at the time
of printing. However, the AutoAnchor products are continuously being reviewed and
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AutoAnchor documents are available on the website www.autoanchor.co.nz

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damage or that may violate the law.
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accordance with local regulations.
Information is also available on www.autoanchor.co.nz
PART 1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION
READ BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THE AUTOANCHOR

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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PART 2 INSTALLATION
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the sensor hole in the deckplate.
2.1 INSTALLATION TO OPERATE A WINDLASS
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2.1.2 MAGNET INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
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the magnet must face the sensor.
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2.1.1 MAGNET AND SENSOR INSTALLATION
PLEASE READ BEFORE COMMENCING INSTALLATION
Correct magnet and sensor installation is critical for successful AutoAnchor
operation.
The AutoAnchor can be installed on vertical windlasses, drum winches and most
horizontal windlasses. Installation differs depending on the windlass type and on the
rode (all-chain or rope and chain). Please follow the instructions for your windlass
and rode. If it is not possible to comply with these instructions please check with the
AutoAnchor manufacturer or your supplier for other options or if you are not sure how to
proceed.
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connector to the wires and use the connecting cable as above.
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together.
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to connect the extension cable to the base station.
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can damage the internal electronics. Ensure the sensor head is positioned so that it will not
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The AutoAnchor will operate with a reed switch sensor for all-chain rode. If using
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count of rode deployed but on retrieval the display may be incorrect because it cannot
allow for the stretch in the rope.
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in the underside of a spoke in the bottom of the chainwheel. Cover the magnet with a
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2.1.7 INSTALLATION ON A VERTICAL WINDLASS - CHAIN ONLY
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on page 5.
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per the table below.
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alignment. The AA black sensor
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minimum of 1mm epoxy. The magnet and sensor must be aligned so that the anchor rode
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used on smaller windlasses. Check with your supplier.
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so that the rode passes between the sensor and the magnet. The centre of the magnet
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gap between the sensor and magnet must be as per the table below.
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sensor extension cable must be used
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base station. Ensure the connectors
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information on page 5.
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2.1.9 INSTALLATION ON A HORIZONTAL WINDLASS - CHAIN ONLY
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sensor in sensor holder screwed to the deck
Magnet & Sensor Fitting for Chain Only Horizontal Windlasses
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epoxy.
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Loose cable should be tied in place with cable ties and kept clear of chain.
Refer to the Overview Notes on page 4 before starting installation. It is not
possible to set out a single installation method for horizontal windlasses.
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holder (Part #9110). See Fig 6 below. Often the sensor and magnet can only
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included in the standard kit. Check with your supplier if you need this. TheAA black sensor
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Before starting check with the AutoAnchor manufacturer, or supplier, that it is
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chain only horizontal windlass installation above. This provides an accurate count of rode
deployed but during retrieval the display may be incorrect because it cannot allow for
the stretch in the rope.
2.1.10 INSTALLATION ON A HORIZONTAL WINDLASS - ROPE & CHAIN
2.1.11 INSTALLATION ON DRUM WINCHES
For Drum Winch Set Up and Operation Refer to Page 27.
Gap Between the Sensor and Magnet:
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winch turns.
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completely sealed to prevent corrosion.
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Every installation is different so this manual can provide guidelines only. TheAA sensor
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in position and the gap is consistent between the sensor and magnet during operation.
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2.2 INSTALLATION TO OPERATE A THRUSTER
Before connecting the AA730 to operate a thruster you must ensure that the
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the installation has been completed according to the thruster manufacturer’s
instructions.
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An isolating switch must be installed for controls if the main breaker or isolator is not
readily accessible from the helm.
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output and the control wire to convert from positive to negative switching.
The stern and bow output locations stated in the wiring are the default locations. These
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the thruster out of the water can seriously damage the motor.
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to the motor.
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immediately.
2.2.1 POWER ENABLE SETTING
This is used to activate a power pack. It will time out and switch off after the delay time
selected.
2.3 INSTALLATION TO OPERATE AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
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outputs can be set up per system.
Before connecting the AA730 to operate auxiliary equipment you must ensure
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and that the installation has been completed strictly according to the equipment
manufacturer’s instructions. The equipment must only be used according to the
equipment manufacturer’s instructions.
Refer to the wiring diagrams and notes suppliedIRUWKH$$
An isolating switch must be installed for controls if the main breaker or isolator is not
readily accessible from the helm.
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different power supply.

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%$77 (-) Ground
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2.4.1 BASE STATION INTERNAL CONNECTIONS
Notes:
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details. All outputs are active high (+).
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and down can be swapped in the set up menu as can the location of the windlass (bow
or stern).
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be swapped in the set up menu. The port and starboard directions for each output
cannot be changed.
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2m lead, a socket sealing cap, screws for the cradle and socket and a drilling template.
Each base station has 6 outputs.
2.4 CONSOLE AND BASE STATION INSTALLATION
2.4.2 REMOTE CONSOLE INSTALLATION
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cradle and a cover. Use the 2 screws supplied to mount the
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the environment when not in use. The cover should be used
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To maintain the IP67 waterproof seal through the
cable gland a tinned, marine grade multi core
cable must be used and the base station must be
mounted so that the cables extend below the unit
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to avoid condensation entering through the cable gland.
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2.4.3 BASE STATION
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Check battery polarity before connecting power and ensure output terminals will not short.
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switch should be installed for controls if the main breaker or isolator is not readily acessible
from the helm.
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become the common negative return (ground).
THE POWER SUPPLY MUST BE DISCONNECTED WHEN INSTALLING,
CONNECTING OR CHANGING THE WIRING
2.5 POWER SUPPLY
2.5.1 WINDLASS INSTALLATIONS
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with all other windlass controls eg. toggle switch, remote switches, deck switches, other
AutoAnchor devices. Power supply must not be from the motor positive near the
windlass.
2.4.4 DECK SOCKET
Position the socket so that it can be easily reached by the operator.
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exposed to water or humidity.
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Use the drilling template to mark the drill holes.
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weakened by drilling.
Ensure the seal sits directly under the socket base.
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Plug the cable into the base station.

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2.6 VOLTAGE LEVELS
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Minimum Voltage Required 12V DC System 24V DC System
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If the windlass is already operating, this is the
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CABLE SPECIFICATIONS
An appropriate multi-core cable must be used to maintain the cable gland
seal into the base station.
Total Length Cable Size
Cable from AA703 Base Station to the Power Supply
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PIWPIW PP2 $:*
PIWPIW 2.5mm2$:*
Cable from AA703 Base Station to Outputs
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Cable from Motor Load Wires
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2.7 WIRING
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outputs as these will prevent the system from operating correctly.
All battery and motor cables must be ring type, insulated to prevent short circuits and
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To reduce the potential for interference all cables must be locateGDWOHDVWIWPP
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radios, cables and antennas or radar antennas.
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2.7.1 MOTOR LOAD WIRES (BROWN AND WHITE) OUTPUTS 5 & 6
Rope & Chain Counting: The brown and white wires must be connected direct to the
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near the motor terminal for short circuit protection. The motor load terminators supplied
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LV¿WWHGWRDQall-chain windlass, DWKUXVWHURUDX[LOLDU\HTXLSPHQW2XWSXWVDQGFDQ
be used for other options.

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2.7.2 MULTIPLE AUTOANCHOR INSTALLATIONS
It is important when wiring multiple AutoAnchor products that potential differences do not
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other high current paths between consoles. All wiring for multiple installations is run in
parallel. Refer to wiring diagrams for further details.
2.7.4 PLUG & PLAY SENSOR CONNECTIONS
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plug and play sensor cable information.
2.7.5 CONNECTING THE CABLES INTO THE BASE STATION
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waterproof gland. Connect the cables to the terminal block, using a screwdriver to press
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gland. Replace the lid.
2.7.3 CONNECTION TO LOW CURRENT DRIVES
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2.7.6 WIRING DIAGRAMS FOR AA703 BASE STATION
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These diagrams and installation help are also available on www.autoanchor.co.nz
Up
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Down
Down
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1
2
3
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2
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Low current
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3.1 USING THE AUTOANCHOR BUTTONS
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Hold for 2 seconds to disable the lock.
Hold for 1 second to toggle between modes eg windlass to thruster.
Control the windlass.
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Hold for 6 seconds to turn off.
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3.1.2 LED INDICATORS
System (Red)
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connected when the windlass is turning.
PART 3 SET UP
Network (Green)
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Comms (Yellow)
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3.2 RESETTING FACTORY DEFAULTS - Clears all settings
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the base station has performed a complete factory reset and all settings have reverted to
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WINDLASS
Docking distance
Total rode length
Rode
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Preset
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Drum winch
Inside diameter
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Sensor
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Gearbox ratio
Swap controls
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Port
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Options
Toggle A
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Autowash
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Thruster A
Location
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Key beep
Backlighting
3.3 SET UP MENU OVERVIEW
To access the Set up Menu the AA703 base station must be powered up with
the AA730 remote console plugged in and turned off
3.4 GENERAL SET UP
GENERAL
MODES
WINDLASS
ABOUT
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3.4.3 SET KEY BEEP'HIDXOW%HHS2Q
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3.5 MODES SET UP
The AA703 base station must be powered up and the AA730 remote console
must be turned off to access the Set up Menu.
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has one base station and one console. Each base station has 6 outputs. The default system
is 1 windlass located on the bow. The options available are explained below, followed by
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3.5.1 WINDLASS SETTINGS
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3.5.1.1 Windlass Location - Outputs 1 and 2
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3.5.1.2 Windlass Options - Outputs 3 and 4
Option A and B FDQEHXVHGIURPWKH:LQGODVVSDJH for functions associated with
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3.5.1.3 Autowash - Output 5
Turns on the anchor wash pump automatically when the anchor is retrieved.
3.5.1.4 Dual Speed - Output 6
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3.4.4 SET BACKLIGHTING
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3.5.2 THRUSTER SETTINGS - Outputs 3, 4, 5 and 6
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directions for each output cannot be changed.
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operated from the thruster page using the left and right arrow buttons.
Thruster A
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3.5.3 AUXILIARY SETTINGS - All Outputs
Any spare output can be used as an auxiliary output with a maximum of 4 per system.
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for example, to open and close transom doors or hatches, operate electric motors for
cleats, to raise and lower davits, to switch on lights and pumps. The auxiliary outputs
are operated in the auxiliary menu. Any button can be allocated to an auxiliary output.
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3.5.4 POWER ENABLE - Output 1 or Output 5
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Power Enable Off Delay - Default 5 minutes
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Select Modes in the Set Up Menu
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