Raymarine ST4000 Plus, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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12 ST4000 Plus Wheel & Tiller Autopilots Owner’s Handbook
ï Subsequent presses of the
disp
key cycles the possible illumination
settings:
L3, L2, L1, OFF, L1, L2, L3
etc. where
L3
is the brightest
setting.
The display times out to normal operation after 7 seconds of keypad
inactivity.
Pressing any other key before the 7 second time-out will select the
mode assigned to that key (for example,
auto
selects Auto mode,
standby
selects Standby mode).
Notes: If other SeaTalk instruments or autopilot control units are
connected to SeaTalk, the illumination can be adjusted from these
units.
Any adjustments to the illumination are lost when the unit is
switched off.
The keys are still lit at a courtesy level when the display lighting is off.
2.5 Data pages
The
disp
key is used to cycle ìpagesî of SeaTalk or NMEA data. Once
a Data Page is selected, this page becomes the principle autopilot
display. The autopilot mode displays (Standby, Auto, Track and Vane)
then become ìpop-upsî, and are displayed for
5 seconds when the autopilot mode is changed or a course change is
made.
ï Press
disp
to display each Data Page in turn.
ï When the last Data Page is cycled, the display returns to the current
autopilot mode display (for example, Standby).
ï To return to a previous Data Page, press
disp
for 1 second within 2
seconds of displaying a page. You can continue to move backwards
through the Data Page sequence in this way.
Up to 7 Data Pages are available using the
disp
key. The number of
pages, and the information displayed on each page, depends on the the
selections made in User Setup (see section
5.1 ).
The following illustration shows the default settings for the Data Pages.