Raymarine Maxiview ST80 User manual

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ST80
Navigator
Keypad
Operation Manual
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Package Contents
1. Navigator keypad
2. Thumb nuts (2)
3. Threaded fixingstuds(2)
4. Whitesuncover
5. SeaTalkcable
6. Installationtemplate
7. Operation manual
8. Warrantycard
9. Operation cue card
10. Keypadinstallationguide

2 ST80 Navigator Keypad Operation Manual
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction .............................................................. 3
Introduction ....................................................................... 3
Chapter 2: Operation ................................................................. 4
2.1Basic Operation ............................................................ 4
2.2 General Operating Information ...................................... 5
Chapter 3: Problem Solving & Maintenance .............................. 6
3.1 Problem Solving ........................................................... 6
3.2 Maintenance ................................................................. 6
Chapter 4: EMC & Servicing Guidelines..................................... 7
4.1 Important information ................................................... 7
4.2Installation.................................................................... 7
4.3CheckBefore Going toSea ............................................ 8
4.4Servicingand Safety ..................................................... 8
Chapter 5: Specification ............................................................ 9

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Chapter1:Introduction
Introduction
TheNavigatoris an extensionof the ST80Masterviewkeypad. The
unitconsistsof amultidirectional cursorcontrolpad andtwelve keys
dedicatedtoalphanumeric dataentry,insert anddelete.
Thesededicatedkeys greatlyincreasethe speedatwhich common
navigationaltasks,such aswaypoint creation usingLat/Lon, ranges
and bearings, can be accomplished.
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TheNavigatorkeypad ispermanently illuminatedforultimate clarity
inalllighting conditions. Thebrightness of thekeysis governedby
displayhead illuminationsettings—thebrighter thedisplay the
brighterthekeys.

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Chapter2:Operation
2.1Basic Operation
TheNavigatorallows you toquickly enter oreditnavigational data
displayedona Masterview displayhead, using thealphanumeric,
insert,deleteand trackpad keys.
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Use these keys to enter
alphanumeric data at the
current cursor position
(e.g. cycle of key 1 is 1,
a, b, c, 1 etc.)
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Use these keys to insert
or delete data at the
cursor position.
Use the multi-directional
trackpad keys to move
the cursor.
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TheNavigatorcan operate in oneoftwo modes: unlinkedorlinked.
Thefactorydefault isunlinked. InthismodeallMasterview
instrumentsrespondto button presseson the Navigator.
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UNLINKED INSTRUMENTS & NAVIGATOR KEYPAD
masterview
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SINGLE WP
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Thismode ensuresthata newlyinstalled unitsoperatetogetheras
soonastheyare powered up.

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Foruserswith morethan one Masterview,the Navigatorcanbe
configuredso thatitisdedicatedto justone Masterview– thisis
referredtoas linking.
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LINKED INSTRUMENTS & NAVIGATOR KEYPAD
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Fordetailson howto link Navigatorand Masterviewmodules,please
referto theMasterviewsetup chapter.
2.2 General Operating Information
• Ashortbeep isemitted whenakey ispressed.
• Thesmallred LEDglowswhen thekeypadis operational.
• Thebrightnessof the keypadillumination and powerLEDis
governedbythe systemillumination setting.

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Chapter 3:ProblemSolving&Maintenance
3.1 Problem Solving
Keypaddoesnotoperate-powerLEDnotilluminated
• Makesurethe cable connectingthekeypad to SeaTalkisconnected
properly.
• Makesure thecableis notdamaged. Replacethecableifit is
damaged.
NavigatoroperatesallMasterviewdisplayheads
• Displayheadsand keypadarenot linked.Pleaserefer tothe
Masterviewmanual forlinking details.
NavigatordoesnotoperateMasterviewdisplayhead
• Keypadhasbeen previously linkedtoanother Masterview. Enterlink
modetocreate a link betweenthekeypad and displayhead.
3.2 Maintenance
• Periodicallyexaminecables forsigns of damage.Replace any
damaged cables.
• Alwaysfitthe protectivesuncover whenthekeypad isnotin use.
• Ifthekeypad needsto be cleaned,use amoistlint-free cloth.
Chemicalcleaningagents or abrasivecompounds must notto
be used.

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Chapter4:EMC&ServicingGuidelines
4.1 Important information
AllAutohelmequipment andaccessories aredesignedto thebest
industrystandardsfor useinthe leisuremarineenvironment.
Theirdesignandmanufacture conforms to theappropriate
ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC) standards,but good
installationis requiredtoensure thatperformance isnot
compromised.Althoughevery effort has beentakento ensure that
theywillperform underall conditions,itis importantto understand
whatfactorscould affect theoperationof the product.
4.2 Installation
Toavoidthe risk ofoperatingproblems, all Autohelmequipmentand
cablesconnectedto itshouldbe:
• Atleast 1m(3feet) fromany equipmenttransmittingorcables
carryingradiosignals, e.g.,VHFradios, cablesandantennas. Inthe
caseofSSB radios,the distanceshouldbe increasedto 2m(7ft).
• Morethan2m (6ft) fromthepath of aradarbeam. A radar beamcan
normallybeassumedto spread 20 degreesaboveand below the
radiatingelement.
• Theequipmentshould be suppliedfroma different batterythanthe
oneusedfor engine start.Voltagedrops below 10Vinthe power
supplytoour productscan cause theequipment toreset. Thiswill not
damagetheequipment, butwill cause theloss ofsomeinformation
and can change the operating mode.
• GenuineAutohelmcables shouldbe usedatall times.Cutting and
rejoiningthesecables can compromiseEMC performance andso
shouldbeavoided unlessdoing soisdetailed inthe installation
manual.
• Ifa suppressionferriteis attachedto acable,thisferriteshould notbe
removed.Ifthe ferritehas toberemoved duringinstallation itmust
bereassembled inthesame position.