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5

Setup and Calibration

5.1

Setup and Calibration Organisation

Setup is organised into Chapters, each comprising a number of Pages.
Setup pages use both panes of the display.

The Dual Maxi Display is designed for remote control; the built in setup
mode only provides settings for functions that are local to the Dual Maxi
Display. These settings are configured by operating the setup function in
remote contol mode using a Tacktick Remote Display. See the Remote
Display user guide for details of remote control mode.

The diagram below shows the layout of the available setup chapters and
pages on the Dual Maxi Display. For a full description of each setup
page refer to section 5.4.

Generic system setup and configuration is carried out directly from the
Remote Display. See the Remote Display user guide for details.

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Summary of Contents for Dual Maxi

Page 1: ...Dual Maxi Display User Guide...

Page 2: ...take a Micronet product apart will invalidate the warranty The battery may only be replaced by a person trained and approved for this purpose Safety and Disposal Your Maxi Display contains Manganese...

Page 3: ...e 10 4 Operation 13 4 1 Data Chapters and Pages 13 4 2 Audible Signals and Alarms 14 4 3 Page Hiding 15 4 4 Operating the Dual Maxi Display using the control button 16 5 Setup and Calibration 18 5 1 S...

Page 4: ...l Maxi Display s Set Drift Turn and Course to Steer functions Easy to Manage Automatic data selection the innovative Auto Leg function allows the display to automatically show the information you need...

Page 5: ...on the Remote Display Upper and Lower Panes The upper and lower panes of the Dual Maxi Display function independently each pane acts as a separate display and can be configured separately When a Dual...

Page 6: ...ve on to the next Chapter and on scrolling through the Chapters the page last selected in that Chapter will be displayed Both Chapter and Page selection will scroll back to the first page once a cycle...

Page 7: ...hold for two seconds to access the lighting control Pressing and will scroll through setting OFF 1 2 and 3 whilst changing the backlighting If using the displays at night power usage can be reduced dr...

Page 8: ...m for a period of 12 hours your Dual Maxi display will switch off to conserve power A POWER SAVE alarm will sound before the system switches off Pressing any button within 10 seconds of the alarm soun...

Page 9: ...to Windward and Wind Shift and downwind Boat Speed Heading VMG to Waypoint and True Wind Direction Programming these pages into the Autoleg Page prior to the race would automatically show these pages...

Page 10: ...line i e for a downwind start a negative distance shows you are approaching the line correctly The small digits show the change in speed required for you to arrive at the line at the signal a negativ...

Page 11: ...ften a favoured end to the line If you start at the favoured end you are upwind and therefore ahead of a boat starting at the other end of the line The larger the Line Bias angle the more you can gain...

Page 12: ...to change course away from the Mean Wind Direction is known as a header In an oscillating wind a boat that regularly tacks when headed will spend more of its time sailing a lifted course and will sai...

Page 13: ...True Wind Angle to optimise your VMG to the downwind mark Use the SHIFT page to help you time your gybes Aim to gybe on lifts to keep sailing on the headed tack Sailing in Tidal Waters When you are s...

Page 14: ...ted set angle is rounded to the nearest ten degrees Note Set and Drift as calculated includes the effect of both tide and leeway Therefore the value will be different on opposite tacks depending on wh...

Page 15: ...4 Operation 4 1 Data Chapters and Pages Operation 13 www tacktick com...

Page 16: ...e will be indicated by a single burst of three beeps Alarm Continuous bursts of three beeps will indicate an alarm The alarm activated will be indicated on the display accompanied by the flashing BELL...

Page 17: ...appear when you scroll through the chapters and pages You may hide additional pages or unhide those already hidden to set up your Dual Maxi Display for your individual requirements The diagram on page...

Page 18: ...s pressing the button for two seconds moves the display to the next state in the cycle The display starts up in Upper Pane Chapter Mode quick presses of the button scroll through the available chapter...

Page 19: ...system press the button for four seconds Lighting any press of the button will set backlighting for the display to level 1 unless it is already set to a higher level The lighting will be auto dimmed...

Page 20: ...ay These settings are configured by operating the setup function in remote contol mode using a Tacktick Remote Display See the Remote Display user guide for details of remote control mode The diagram...

Page 21: ...page before you can move to a new chapter To access the setup pages Use to scroll through the pages returns to the previous page 5 3 Editing Setup Data Parameter values may be one of three types A us...

Page 22: ...wind Sets the autoleg page to be displayed while the apparent wind angle is between head to wind and 90 degrees The default is Wind Shift Pages can be selected from any currently unhidden page Downwin...

Page 23: ...uto leg page switches from the Leg2 page to the Leg 3 page The default is 120 degrees Leg 3 Sets the autoleg page to be displayed while the apparent wind angle is between the leg 2 3 changeover angle...

Page 24: ...ue Wind Speed memory resets to the current true wind speed Race Chapter Tack to Tack Correction A value that corrects the speed displayed when the boat is on starboard tack to take account of inherent...

Page 25: ...lour Selects the backlight colour for the display The options are RED or AMBER Note Tacktick recommend that to save power RED backlighting is used whenever possible Backlight Control Configures the di...

Page 26: ...then the number of items nodes in the system will be shown If the display is a Slave was switched on by the system then the signal strength to the Master will be shown in place of the number of nodes...

Page 27: ...fer to the Remote Display user guide for the system calibration procedure To check the accuracy of your calibration carry out the following tests Speed Run directly into and against the current you sh...

Page 28: ...mise the radio reception of the Dual Maxi Display Please refer to the installation instructions provided with the bracket If using a customised bracket you should avoid the use of conducting material...

Page 29: ...h the display to the mounting surface using the four self tapping screws provided 4 Check the display is perfectly level carefully position the button insert into the slot and snap the facia back into...

Page 30: ...ply cable through the new hole and attach the supplied crimp spade receptacles 3 Remove the blanking plug from the rear of the display to expose the terminals 4 Stick the supplied gasket on the back o...

Page 31: ...working sheet My Remote Display does not go into Remote Control mode a Remote control mode is not available for 30 seconds after the system is switched on Wait 30 seconds and try again b Remote contro...

Page 32: ...12 hours minimum to recharge the display s internal battery If the particular display is the system Master then the other displays will sound the Lost Network alarm To continue using the rest of the s...

Page 33: ...nd the settings of the NMEA equipment to ensure that NMEA 0183 is being transmitted correctly The Depth Alarm does not sound If the actual water depth is shallow and the alarm has not sounded it is mo...

Page 34: ...ghts at brightest backlighting 20 nights at economy backlighting without charge Units of display Boat Speed knots km per hour statute miles per hour Distance nautical miles statute miles kilometres De...

Page 35: ...eceipt with proof of purchase date must be shown to validate any warranty claim The warranty is extended only to the original purchaser and is non transferable Products that have been incorrectly inst...

Page 36: ...re Product should be returned to the national distributor or one of its appointed dealers in the country where it was originally purchased Valid claims will then be serviced and returned to the sender...

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