Raymarine ST1000+ User manual

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ST1000+ and ST2000+ Quick Reference Guide
Auto mode
Track mode WindTrim mode
Autopilot displays
or or
1 sec
and and
and
and
and
and and
or
Basic operation
Entering Track mode (from Auto or Wind Vane mode)
Making course changesExtending/retracting the pushrod
Course
changes
to port
Course
changes to
starboard
Entering WindTrim mode
1˚
10˚
Switching lighting on/off
(from Standby mode only)
Switching AutoSeastate on/off
(from Auto/Track/WindTrim modes)
Displaying navigation data
(from Auto or Standby modes)
to accept new heading
to enter Track mode and
Wait 10 sec to return to previous mode.Press -1 and +10 together to exit. D3364-2
then
then
Returning to Standby (Disengaging the autopilot)Entering Auto mode (Engaging the autopilot)
Returning to previous locked heading
again to accept heading
Press to
switch between:
Press to
switch between:
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Using AutoTack
AutoTack
to port
(100˚)
AutoTack to
starboard
(100˚)
Press standby or auto to exit WindTrim mode.
Press standby or
auto to exit.
Use any of these keys to
extend or retract the pushrod
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Document number: 86022-2 (use with handbook: 81130)
Date: June 2001
ST1000+ and ST2000+ Quick Reference Guide
Enter compass calibration
1
Turn boat in slow circles
2
Autopilot displays amount of deviation detected
3
Align the autopilot heading
4
Save changes
5
1 sec
1 sec
D3363-2
Turn the boat in slow circles so:
•boat's speed stays below 2 knots
•each circle takes at least 3 minutes
To:
•save deviation correction
•save heading alignment
•return to STANDBY mode
To:
•quit compass calibration
without saving
Keep turning the boat until the display alternates between:
•autopilot heading
•deviation detected
Start turning boat
(see 2 below)
Autopilot headingAutopilot heading
Steering
compass
Known
heading
or
or
Adjust the autopilot heading to match the boat's steering compass
Compass calibration
11/2–2 circles
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