Raymarine ST70 Instrument User manual

S
T70 Instrument
Quick reference guide
ST70InstrumentQuickreference

Documentnumber:86139-1
Date:05/2010

Warning:Readtheusermanual
Beforeusingthesoftwarereadthesafetyinformation
containedwithintheuserreferencemanualonthe
CD-ROMsuppliedwithyourproduct.
Warning:Ensuresafenavigation
Thisproductisintendedonlyasanaidtonavigation
andmustneverbeusedinpreferencetosound
navigationaljudgment.Onlyofcialgovernment
chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthecurrent
informationneededforsafenavigation,andthe
captainisresponsiblefortheirprudentuse.Itisthe
user’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernmentcharts,
noticestomariners,cautionandpropernavigational
skillwhenoperatingthisoranyotherRaymarine
product.
Handbookinformation
Thishandbookdescribesuseofsomecommonfeaturesofthe
ST70Instrument.
Itincludesinformationtohelpyou:
•understandsomeofthebasicfeaturesandcontrolsoftheST70
Instrument,
•accessthesetupmenusrequiredforcongurationofthesystem
BeforeusingtheST70
•Youmustensurethatthesystemhasbeensetupinaccordance
withtheinstructionsintheinstallationanduserreferencemanuals
•Youmustreadtheimportantsafetyinformationatthebeginning
oftheuserreferencemanual.
ST70handbooks
ThefollowinghandbookscontaininformationassociatedwithST70
products.
AlldocumentsareavailabletodownloadasPDFsfrom
www.raymarine.com.
ST70Instrumenthandbooks
DescriptionPartnumber
ST70Instrument—Installationandcommissioning
Containsmounting,connection,commissioning,
maintenanceandtroubleshooting
87079
ST70Instrument—Userreference
Containsgeneraloperation,setupanduserpreferences
81284
ST70Instrument—Quickreference
Ashortguidetogeneraloperation
86139
ST70PilotControllerhandbooks
DescriptionPartnumber
ST70PilotController—Installation
Containsmountingandconnection.
87071
ST70PilotController—CommissioningforSPX
autopilotsystems
Containssystemcommissioning,maintenanceand
troubleshooting.
81287
ST70PilotController—Userreference
Containsgeneraloperation,setupanduserpreferences.
81288
ST70PilotController—Quickreference
Ashortguidetogeneraloperation.
81289
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Additionalhandbooks
DescriptionPartnumber
SeaTalkngreferencemanual81300
ST70instrumentcontrols
ENTERCANCEL
MENU
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2
1POWERbutton—Switchpoweronandoff,andaccessscreen
brightnesscontrol.
2MENUbutton—Accesstouserpreferencesandsystem
congurationmenus.
3UP/DOWNarrowbuttons:
•Selectbetweenavailableinstrumentpages.
•Selectoptionswithinthesetupmenus.
LEFT/RIGHTarrowbuttons:
•Selectoptionswithinthesetupmenus.
4ENTERbutton—Conrmmenuselections.
5CANCELbutton:
•Exitsetupwithoutmakinganychanges.
•Returntoprevioussetupmenuitem.
Displaybrightnessandcolor
Settingthescreenbrightness
1.PressthePOWERbuttontodisplaythebrightnesslevel.
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55%
2.UsetheLEFT/RIGHTarrowstoadjustthescreenbrightness.
•Amomentarypresswillincrementthebrightnessby10%.
•Pressandholdforneadjustment.
3.PressENTERtoacceptthenewbrightnesssetting.
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Choosingthescreencolors
Youcanchoosefromarangeofscreencolorpalettes,forexample
tosuitchangesintheavailablelightduringtheevening.
1.PressMENUbuttontodisplaythemainmenu.
Pr e s s ENTER t o s e le ct .
Ma in Me n u
Pa g e La yo u t
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2.UsetheLEFT/RIGHTarrowstoselecttheDisplaySettings
option,thenpressENTER.
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3.SelecttheColorsoption.
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4.Selectfromthefollowingcolorpaletteoptions:
•Mode1-3—Forgeneraldaytimeuse.
•Red/Black—Fornight/lowlightuse.
•Inverse—Highcontrast,e.g.forracingandmastmounted
instruments.
5.PressENTERtosavetheselection.
6.PressCANCELtoexitthesetupmenu.
Instrumentpages
TheST70presentsinstrumentdataonaseriesofpages.Youhave
upto8pagesavailable,eachofwhichcanbesetupwithdifferent
datatypesandlayouts.
Selectingpages
1.UsetheUP/DOWNarrowstoselectbetweentheavailable
pages.
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AlternativelyusetheRolloverfeaturewithinthesetupmenutocycle
throughthepagesautomatically.
Resettingmax,minandtripdata
Thevaluesofsomedataareaccruedovertime.Theseinclude
informationsuchatripdistance,andmaximumandaveragespeed.
Thistypeofinformationcanberesetasandwhenrequired.
Withthedatatoberesetdisplayedontheinstrumentscreen:
1.PressMENU
TheResetdatamessageisdisplayed.
2.PressENTERtoresettherequireddata.
ManOverboardalarm
IntheeventofaManOverboard(MOB)alarm,theinstrument
providesarangeofinformationtohelpndtheMOBtarget.
•BTW:BearingtoMOBwaypoint.
•DTW:DistancetoMOBwaypoint.
•Elapsed:TimesincestartofMOBalarm.
BTWandDTWrequiredatafromothersourcessuchasaGPS
andmultifunctiondisplay.Ifthesearenotavailablethenonlythe
elapsedtimeisdisplayed.
Setupmenu
Thesetupmenuprovidesarangeoftoolsandsettingstocongure
theST70instrument.
Pr e s s ENTER t o s e le ct .
Ma in Me n u
Pa g e La yo u t
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Menucontrols
MENU
MENUbutton—Accesstouserpreferencesandsystem
congurationmenus.
LEFT/RIGHTarrowbuttons:
•Navigatethroughmenusandsub-menus
UP/DOWNarrowbuttons:
•Selectoptionswithinthesetupmenus.
ENTER
ENTERbutton—Conrmandsavesettings.
CANCEL
CANCELbutton:
•Exitsetupwithoutmakinganychanges.
•Returntoprevioussetupmenuitem.
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Menusavailable
DisplaysettingsBrightness,color,unitsandothersettingsassociated
withthedisplay.
PagesettingsCustomizethepagelayoutsandinformationdisplayed.
AdvancedoptionsLanguageandsystemsettings.
AlarmsSettingsassociatedwithsupportedalarmmessages.
DiagnosticsInstrumentinformationanddiagnostics.
Settinguptransducers
TheTransducersetupmenuisusedtocalibratethetransducersand
sensorswhicharethesourceofmuchoftheinstrumentdata.
1.PressMENU.
2.SelectAdvancedoptions>Transducersetup.
TheST70willsearchfortransducersconnectedtothesystem
anddisplaytheresultsofthesearchasalist.
3.PressENTERtoproceedandsetuptheparametersforthe
transducersfound.
Therearesettingsavailablefor:
•Depth
•Speed
•Wind
•Temperature
•DST(DepthSpeed,Temperaturesmarttransducers)
•DT(Depth,T emperaturesmarttransducers)
Speedcalibration
Speedcalibrationinvolvesaligningthelogspeed(SpeedThrough
Water)totheSpeedoverground(SOG),underzerotideconditions.
Theobjectofspeedcalibrationistoensurethatthespeedreadings
attheinstrumentsaretrueindicationsoftheboatspeed.
Speedtransducerperformanceisaffectedbyitspositionand
water-owcharacteristicsatdifferentspeeds.Itisadvisabletocarry
outcalibrationatvariousspeedsacrosstherangeofyourboat.
Calibratingspeed(conventionaltransducers)
•Youwillneedanaccuratespeedoverground(SOG)value,e.g.
determinedfromaGPSconnectedintoyourSeaTalksystem.
•Youwillneedtobeunderway,withsufcientspacetomaneuver
unhindered.
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•Conditionsshouldbecalmwaterwithaslacktide.
Note:Itisimportantthatthereisnotide.Theaffectoftidal
currentwouldbetopreventanaccuratespeedcalibration.
WiththelistoftransducersavailabledisplayedfromtheTransducer
Setupmenu:
1.PressENTERtoproceedtothetransducersetupoptions.
2.SelectSpeedthenCalibrationfromtheavailableoptions.
3.Calibrateeachspeedasfollows,startingwiththelowest:
1. 8
2 KTS
S O G = 0 . 9
S p e e d = 1 . 2
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4
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1Selectedcalibrationspeed
2Currentcalibrationfactor
3SOG
4Speedreading(calculatedusinglogspeedandcalibrationfactor)
i.Usethearrowkeystoselecttherequiredcalibrationspeed.
ii.AdjustyourboatspeeduntiltheSOGisatthedesired
calibrationspeed.
iii.Adjustthecalibrationfactor,untiltheSOGandSpeedreading
arethesame.
iv.Repeatthisforeachcalibrationspeedvalidforyourboat.
Speedswhichfalloutsideyourboat’scapabilityneednotbe
calibrated.
4.WhencompletepressENTERtosavethesettingsandreturn
tothetransducersetupmenu.
Calibratingspeed(smarttransducers)
ADST(Depth,Speed,T emperature)smarttransducerhasa
defaultcalibrationsettingwhichprovidesacceptabletransducer
performanceinmostcircumstances.Howeveryoucanperformyour
owncalibrationtosuityourboat.
•YouwillneedanaccurateSpeedoverground(SOG)value,e.g.
determinedfromaGPSconnectedintoyourSeaTalksystem.
•Youwillneedtobeunderway,withsufcientspacetomaneuver
unhindered.
•Conditionsshouldbecalmwaterwithaslacktide.
Note:Itisimportantthatthereisnotide.Theaffectoftidal
currentwouldbetopreventanaccuratespeedcalibration.
Youcansetupto8calibrationpointsacrossthefullspeedrange
foryourboat.
WiththelistoftransducersavailabledisplayedfromtheTransducer
Setupmenu:
1.PressENTERtoproceedtothetransducersetupoptions.
2.SelectSpeedCalibrationfromtheavailableoptions.
ThescreenwilldisplayalistofspeedstowhichtheDST800
transduceriscalibrated.
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2
3
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5
6
0 . 5 Kt s
1 . 5 Kt s
2 . 8 Kt s
4 . 8 Kt s
1 0 . 6 Kt s
8 0 Kt s
0 . 6 Hz
5 . 1 Hz
1 1 . 9 Hz
2 1 . 9 Hz
4 9 . 2 Hz
3 7 1 . 8 Hz
3.PressENTERtodisplaytheSpeedCalibrationmenu.Thisgives
thefollowingoptions:
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•Addpoint—T oaddaspeedvaluetothelistofcalibration
speeds.
•Deletepoint—Toremoveaspeedvaluefromthelistof
calibrationspeeds.
•FactoryReset—Toresetthecalibrationtoitsfactorydefault.
4.Deleteandaddpointsasnecessary.
Whenaddingapointyouwillseethefollowing:
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SOG: 5 . 0 KTS
DS T: 2 4 . 2 Hz
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2
1Currentboatspeedoverground(SOG)
2DSTFrequency(providedforinformationonly)
i.AdjustyourboatspeeduntiltheSOGisatthedesired
calibrationspeed.
ii.PressENTERtoconrmthecalibrationspeedentry.
iii.Repeatthisforeachcalibrationspeedappropriateforyour
boat.
5.Whenyouhavecompletedthespeedcalibration,pressCANCEL
toreturnbackthroughthemenus.
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