Raymarine autopilot, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Chapter 7: Adjusting Autopilot Settings 81
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Pop-up pilot time-out
During normal autopilot operation, you can set the control unit so it
has a data page as the main display (see page 31). Whenever you
select a new autopilot mode or make a course change, the autopilot
mode screen will ‘pop-up’. After a short period, the display will
revert to the selected data page. The default pop-up time is 5 seconds.
You can use this Display Calibration screen to adjust the pop-up pilot
display time-out.
Data pages 1-15
The next 15 screens allow you to modify the settings for the data
pages. These define the SeaTalk/NMEA data pages that will be
available during normal operation (see page 31). Each data page
setup screen initially shows the title
DATA PAGE
and the page number.
After 1 second, the text changes to the title of the data currently set for
that page.
The default settings are:
To change the data displayed on a data page:
• Press
disp
to move to the appropriate data page setup screen.
• Use the
-1
and
+1
keys to scroll forwards or backwards through
the available data pages (see following table).
• Then press
disp
to move to the next data page you want to
change, or press and hold
standby
for 2 seconds to save changes.
Screen text Options
POPUP TIMEOUT 1 seconds to 10 seconds;
Default = 5 seconds
Data page Default setting
1 XTE (Cross Track Error)
2 BTW* (Bearing to Waypoint)
3 DTW* (Distance to Waypoint)
4 RESPONSE
5 -15 NOT USED (These pages are not displayed when you scroll
through the data pages during normal operation)
*Note: It is good practice to keep the BTW and DTW pages for display. If the
autopilot receives a man overboard (MOB) message, these data pages will
show the bearing and distance to the MOB location.