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Raymarine ST6001 - Zanshin

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Chapter 6: Commissioning the Autopilot 59<br />

Step 4 - Adjust basic autopilot settings<br />

Note: For more information about these calibration settings refer to<br />

the following pages: vessel type (page 90), drive type (page 90),<br />

rudder sensor alignment (page 90), rudder limits (page 91).<br />

The autopilot system has four main calibration groupings, as<br />

illustrated on the following page (for more information about these<br />

groupings see Chapter 7: Adjusting Autopilot Settings).<br />

The next step in the dockside set-up is to enter Dealer Calibration<br />

mode so you can adjust some basic autopilot settings.<br />

Enter Dealer Calibration mode<br />

1. Start with the autopilot in Standby mode.<br />

2. Enter DEALER CAL as follows:<br />

• press and hold the standby key for two seconds to enter the<br />

Calibration mode<br />

• when the screen shows DISPLAY CAL, press the disp key until<br />

you see the DEALER CAL screen<br />

• press the auto key: the display will change to CAL ?<br />

• press the -1 and +1 keys together to enter Dealer Calibration<br />

(DEALER CAL)<br />

6 Commissioning the Autopilot<br />

Set the vessel type<br />

1. Use the disp key to page through the Dealer Calibration screens<br />

until you reach the VESSEL TYPE screen.<br />

2. Use the -1 or +1 keys to select a vessel type suitable for your boat:<br />

• Displacement: DISPL MNT<br />

• Semi Displacement: SEMI DIS<br />

• Planing: PLANING<br />

• Stern (I/O) Drive: STERN DRV<br />

• Work Boat: WORK BOAT<br />

• Sail Boat: SAIL BOAT<br />

Note: When you select the vessel type, the autopilot will select<br />

appropriate defaults for various other calibration settings.

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