Raymarine Micro-Talk E70361, Руководство по установке

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6.4 Data damping
Data damping affects the responsiveness of display data to changes in the data received from
connected transducers/sensors. A less responsive setting removes data fluctuations and provides
a more stable reading. A more responsive setting results in a more dynamic update to changes
to the data.
Response settings are available on both MicroNet and SeaTalkng ® networks to control data damping.
As the Response settings on each network are independent of each other, there is a risk that data
can be double damped, once on MicroNet and then again on SeaTalkng ®. To minimize the effect
of double damping, you should reduce the relevant
Response setting on MicroNet displays and/or
increase the Display Response setting on SeaTalkng ® displays.
Note: It is recommended that MicroNet Response settings are set to either Slow, Medium or
Fast rather than Auto.
To determine whether you should make the damping changes on SeaTalkng ® or MicroNet, the user
should consider the other products in their networks. For example:
• if an Autopilot is present on the SeaTalkng ® network and the wind data source is on the MicroNet
network, then it is recommended that the Response setting for wind data is set to Fast, so that the
Autopilot receives more dynamic data.
• if MicroNet displays are used as the primary method for displaying data, in order to avoid rapidly
changing data values, it is recommended that you use a lower Response setting for data sources
that originate on the MicroNet network.
Note:
Due to the effects of damping, there may be differences in the data shown on MicroNet displays to
that shown on SeaTalkng ® displays. You can manually alter the
Response settings on your displays
individually for each data type (i.e. wind, depth, Speed and Heading) to provide data update
rates that meet your requirements.
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