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NAVMAN
G-PILOT 3380 Operation Manual
The G-PILOT 3380 is a superior quality, high
performance G-PILOT display head. The
Navman G-PILOT system has the flexibility to
be used with power or sail boats.
The G-PILOT 3380 has dedicated function
keys and a large 3.8” Color TFT display. This
provides the user with exceptionally easy to
use controls.
The G-PILOT 3380 is part of the Navman
family of instruments for boats, which
includes instruments for speed, depth, wind
and repeaters. These instruments can be
connected together to form an integrated data
system for a boat. The G-PILOT’s performance
is enhanced if it is connected to a boat speed
instrument such as a NAVMAN SPEED 3100 or a
GPS instrument.
NAVMAN G-PILOT 3380
Using this manual
This manual describes how to operate
the G-PILOT 3380. Refer to the separate
G-PILOT 3380 System Installation Manual for
information on how to install and setup the
G-PILOT 3380 before use.
For maximum benefit, please read this manual
carefully before using the G-PILOT 3380.
Cleaning and maintenance
Clean the parts of the G-PILOT 3380 with a
damp cloth or mild detergent. Avoid abrasive
cleaners, petrol or other solvents. Do not paint
any part of the G-PILOT 3380 except for the
cables.
1-1
G-PILOT Modes
1-1-1 Operating modes
The G-PILOT has three operating modes (see
sections 3-5 and 3-6):
STANDBY:
The G-PILOT
does not
steer the
boat (except during jog steer).
The
helmsman
steers the boat
with the manual helm.
AUTO:
The G-PILOT steers the boat
automatically based on selected
Steering Mode and course.
Do
not
steer the boat manually.
HAND-STEER:
The G-PILOT does not steer
the boat, but displays steering
information for you to use to
manually steer a course. Steer
manually using the displayed
steering data.
1-1-2 Steering modes
The G-PILOT has three steering modes (see
section 3-7):
Compass -
The boat sails at a set compass
heading.
GPS -
The boat sails to a destination along a
preset route.
This mode requires a GPS instrument, such as
a NAVMAN TRACKER 5500 chart-plotter to be
connected via NMEA.
Wind -
The boat sails at a set angle to the wind.
This mode requires a wind instrument, such
as a NAVMAN WIND 3100 to be connected via
NavBus or NMEA.
1 Introduction
STBY
HSTR
STBY
HSTR
STBY
HSTR
COMPASS
GPS
WIND