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Systems
Typical Autopilot
Th e autopilot was developed specifi cally for the Volvo
Inboard Performance System and Joystick which is the
propulsion type used on your Regal yacht.
If installed, the autopilot is part of the onboard marine
network and therefore can be programmed to maintain
a course through the chartplotter route. Easy-to-use
setup provides carefree auto-guided navigation in open
waters.
Autopilot Operation
Th e autopilot continuously adjusts the steering on your
yacht to maintain a constant heading. Th e unit can be
programmed for both automatic and manual steering
functions and patterns.
Before using the auto pilot, be sure to read and under-
stand the autopilot operation manual located in the
owner’s information packet.
TO PREVENT POSSIBLE BODILY INJURY,
DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE,
NEVER LEAVE THE HELM UNATTENDED.
BE PREPARED AT ANY TIME
TO PROMPTLY REGAIN MANUAL CONTROL
OF YOUR YACHT.
WARNING
!
STANDBY
SOFT KEYS
POWER
STATUS
HEADING
ACTUAL HEADING
MARKER
PATTERN
Follow these steps to start-up the autopilot;
1. Energize the “house” battery switch at the battery
management system panel located at the cockpit stair-
way locker.
2. Turn on the helm electronic switch.
3. Press and hold the power button briefl y to turn the au-
topilot on or off . If the power button is released quickly
instead of briefl y holding it the unit will seek the display
adjustment screen verses the main screen.
General Operation Keys & Descriptions
Power- Turns the autopilot on and off .
Soft Keys- Th ese keys help to navigate the menus, select
items, and change the autopilot steering bearing. Th e
center soft key is used to select highlighted items and
open a menu. Th
e left soft key is used engage the unit or
to move back one screen. Th e right soft key to navigate
through the menu screens.
Note: Press a soft key to activate the action indicated
directly above it.
STBY (Standby)- Press this button to start the standby
function. Press STBY to stop the autopilot from any
menu screen at any time. A time when you use STBY
might be when you are beginning your route through a
tight turning channel to a marina or to your favorite on
the water restaurant.
Note 1: When you place the autopilot in standby mode
be ready to regain manual control of the boat steering
system.
Note 2- Th
e heading sensor is a device that is integrated
in the autopilot system that controls the direction in-
puts and outputs of the unit.