Hamilton Jet HTX30, Product Manual

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Commissioning HTX30 Product Manual
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After operation
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Check the hydraulic oil levels.
Once all the modules have been configured, save these settings as defaults. This will allow the system to
revert to these settings if they are changed at a later date.
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Double click on Commit and tidy up from the main application window, or click Jump to.. and select
Commit and tidy up , then click OK.

Make sure that Commit the current settings as ship
defaults is checked, then click Next to save the
current settings.
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Click Finish to complete the process.
Before the end user can operate the vessel normally, they must complete the registration process described
in the following section.
System registration
An active internet connection is required to register the vessel.
Until the control system is registered an alarm sounds when the system is on, but vessel control still
functions normally.
To register the system:

Start the blue ARROW Support Tool.

Double click on Register the system from the main application window, or click Jump to.. and select
Register the system
, then click
OK.

Make sure the control system is switched on.

Click
Next
to continue.

Registration then occurs automatically. A progress bar displays while the process is underway.
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Click Next to complete the registration process.
JETanchor commissioning
JETanchor commissioning must be performed by an authorised HamiltonJet commissioning
engineer. Contact your local HamiltonJet representative for advice if you have not been authorised
to commission JETanchor systems.
Relocating or re-orientating the JETanchor control module (JACM) or GPS antenna after the
commissioning process can cause vessel control stability issues when JETanchor is engaged. If the
JETanchor control module or GPS antenna is moved or re-orientated after commissioning, the
JETanchor commissioning procedure must be repeated.
JETanchor commissioning configures JETanchor so that it is compatible with the vessel's individual design and
performance characteristics (characteristics such as vessel size, waterjet size, waterjet spacing, deadrise, hull
form, displacement, and engine size). In effect, JETanchor is tuned to the vessel's design and performance
characteristics, and this is done by the auto tuning procedure described in following sections.