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Specification

            

Supply voltage:

Nominal

12 V dc

Maximum

16 V dc

Minimum

 9 V dc

Absolute

maximum: 18 V dc

Current:

Nominal

dependent on screen brightness

Maximum

Not more than 220 mA

Dimensions (excluding studs)

4.33 in W  x 4.53 in H x 1.28 in D (110 mm x 115 mm x 32.5 mm)

Connections

Two SeaTalk

ng

Operating temperature

-20º to +70ºC

Illumination

Sliding scale

Compliances

RoHS
EMC EN60945 Revision 4

Buzzer

Monotone buzzer 

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Summary of Contents for ST70 Instrument

Page 1: ...ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Document reference 81284 1 Date June 2007...

Page 2: ...Raymarine SeaTalk SeaTalk2 and SeaTalkng are trademarks of Raymarine plc Book contents copyright Raymarine plc...

Page 3: ...setting up 5 1 2 System functionality 5 SeaTalk 5 SeaTalk2 SeaTalkng 5 Power protocol 6 1 3 Commissioning requirement 6 WARNING Product installation operation 6 Chapter 2 Commissioning Procedures 7 2...

Page 4: ...ion 25 3 2 Procedures 25 Changing the language or vessel type setting 25 Setting Language 25 Setting Vessel Type 26 CAUTION Vessel Type setting also affects other parameters 26 Leaving Advanced Option...

Page 5: ...operating and setting up procedures Intended for all users ST70 User Reference Manual this document Intended for users in general and commissioning personnel in particular It describes Commissioning...

Page 6: ...product improvement may change specifications without notice Therefore Raymarine cannot accept liability for any differences between the product and the accompanying documents Product disposal Waste...

Page 7: ...defining the data content of each frame on the page Controls and buttons Used to Scroll to different operating pages Select choices on setup pages and buttons Used to Scroll to different menu options...

Page 8: ...er installation what you see is dependent on whether the instrument requires commissioning or not Instruments requiring commissioning If the ST70 instrument is NOT part of a SeaTalkng system in which...

Page 9: ...at initial switch on and you can use the instrument immediately In this case the new instrument will adopt the settings that already apply in the system POWER ON First switch on To normal operation F...

Page 10: ...s Only resettable data types on the current operational page are available DISPLAY SETTINGS ENTER MENU Press release Hold down Hold down Press release User setup Normal Operation also part of initial...

Page 11: ...trument is fitted with Raymarine SeaTalkng connectors but it can be connected to any of the following Raymarine systems using suitable adaptor cables as necessary SeaTalk SeaTalk2 SeaTalkng SeaTalk Wh...

Page 12: ...rument that is NOT part of a SeaTalkng system in which at least one other ST70 instrument is already set up and working must be commissioned in accordance with Chapter 2 Commissioning Procedures befor...

Page 13: ...type Set date and time format only if GPS is fitted Set correct local time only if GPS is fitted Set required data units Set the correct depth offset Set the correct magnetic variation Set the requir...

Page 14: ...ic check of system parameters is carried out Autodetect results When the automatic checks are complete a Time Date summary page is displayed This shows the current values applied to your ST70 system N...

Page 15: ...the format and return to the Time Date summary page 3 Press ENTER to select the Time Date setup menu Setting time format To set the required time format 1 With the Time Date setup menu displayed use a...

Page 16: ...to either miles per hour kilometers per hour or knots Distance to either miles nautical miles or kilometers Depth to either feet fathoms or meters Wind speed to either knots or meters per second Headi...

Page 17: ...urn to the first Units summary page 5 Press ENTER twice to display the Units setup menu 6 If you want to change any other units repeat steps 1 to 5 of this procedure Leaving units setup When all units...

Page 18: ...ct depth offset 1 With any operational page displayed press MENU to display the Main Menu 2 Use or to scroll to Advanced Options then press ENTER 3 At the Advanced Options menu use or to scroll to Tra...

Page 19: ...of the offset currently applied If the offset type is what you require and the value is correct for your boat press CANCEL to return to the Depth transducer menu then proceed from step 16 Otherwise p...

Page 20: ...the Speed option 2 Press ENTER to select the Speed transducer setup menu 3 Use or to scroll to the Temperature Offset option 4 Press ENTER to display the Temperature Offset setup page 5 Using a suitab...

Page 21: ...nd using your boat to ascertain the correct value of magnetic variation Note As the magnetic variation is dependent on your geographical location you may need to change the magnetic variation value du...

Page 22: ...e and return to the Advanced Options menu 7 Press CANCEL to return to the Main Menu Now proceed to Changing response rate Changing response rate The response setting determines the rate at which data...

Page 23: ...offset Water temperature Magnetic variation Ground wind calculation method Response rate When Dockside setup is complete return to the operational page then carry out a Seatrial calibration 2 2 Seatr...

Page 24: ...you have A Wind transducer carry out the Wind transducer setup procedure below A Speed transducer carry out the Speed calibration on page 20 Wind transducer setup The wind transducer setup procedures...

Page 25: ...er setup menu is displayed Alignment To carry out the wind vane alignment 1 With the Wind transducer setup menu displayed use or to scroll to Align Vane then press ENTER to display the Align Vane scre...

Page 26: ...e boat speed ideally over the speed range of the vessel i e from stationary to top speed In order to take into account the changes in water flow characteristics across the hull for different speeds it...

Page 27: ...o use SOG to set the correct speed 1 Carry out the Start calibration procedure above 2 Press to highlight the calibration factor field 3 In conditions of zero tide and zero current run your vessel at...

Page 28: ...ation run then the calibration is correct at this speed so proceed from Manual calibration step 6 Not the same as the indicated speed i Calculate a new corrected calibration factor as follows ii Press...

Page 29: ...h initiation message 3 Press CANCEL to select the Advanced options menu 4 Press CANCEL to select the Main Menu 5 Press CANCEL to return to normal operation 2 4 After commissioning When the dockside se...

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Page 31: ...el Changing the screen colors Changing data units Switching off pages on and off and or changing page layout and content Setting local time Using the alarm clock 3 2 Procedures Changing the language o...

Page 32: ...te and time information is available only if the ST70 instrument is receiving GPS data To change the format of either the time or date display 1 Press MENU to display the Main Menu then use or to scro...

Page 33: ...formatbox then use or to select either dd mm yy or mm dd yy format as required 3 Press ENTER to save the setting and display the Time Date summary page 4 Use the Leaving time date setup procedure belo...

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Page 35: ...le best possible performance from your Raymarine equipment guidelines are given in the installation instructions Always report any EMC related problem to your nearest Raymarine dealer We use such info...

Page 36: ...f your ST70 instrument Be aware that radio signals transmitted nearby for example from another boat or shore station could affect the performance of your ST70 instrument If you are satisfied that the...

Page 37: ...ion At faulty instrument carry out switch on procedure Check display brightness setting and adjust as necessary see Operating Guide Obtain technical assistance Return to normal operation Ensure all sy...

Page 38: ...s and pod s are satisfactory Return to normal operation Return to normal operation Obtain technical assistance Data missing YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO Refer to Chart 1 D9526 1 ST70 user troub...

Page 39: ...relevant Software Version Number Hardware Version Number Bootloader Version Number Temperature Voltage Peak voltage Current Peak current Total hours run Are other instruments in system working OK Garb...

Page 40: ...rt service on the world wide web and by telephone help line Please use either of these facilities if you are unable to rectify a problem If you intend seeking technical assistance please first use the...

Page 41: ...or 1 603 881 5200 extension 2444 In the UK Europe the Middle East or the Far East call 44 0 23 9271 4713 voice 44 0 23 9266 1228 fax Help us to help you When requesting service please have the follow...

Page 42: ...36 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual...

Page 43: ...ent Nominal dependent on screen brightness Maximum Not more than 220 mA Dimensions excluding studs 4 33 in W x 4 53 in H x 1 28 in D 110 mm x 115 mm x 32 5 mm Connections Two SeaTalkng Operating tempe...

Page 44: ...38 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual...

Page 45: ...em HDOP Horizontal Dilution Of Position HMI Human Machine Interface see MMI MFD Multi Function Display MMI Man Machine Interface see HMI MOB Man Overboard NGCC New Generation Course Computer SOG Speed...

Page 46: ...40 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual...

Page 47: ...its 10 date format 9 depth offset 11 ground wind calculation 15 initial switch on 7 language 8 local time 10 magnetic variation 15 response rate 16 time format 9 vessel type 8 water temperature 14 Doc...

Page 48: ...9 26 vessel type 8 water temperature 14 wind vane alignment 19 Speed transducer calibration 20 manual calibration 22 set to SOG 21 start 21 Switch on day to day 2 initial 2 7 System operation 5 6 T Te...

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