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Autohelm Inboard Autopilots (ST6000 and ST7000 systems) Service ...

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<strong>Autohelm</strong>1. DescriptionThe Z080 <strong>and</strong> Z087 Windvane transducers are only compatible with <strong>Autohelm</strong>Seatalk products. The push pit transducer (2087) is identical to the Vane transducerin the Masthead Unit (Z080). When connecting a masthead Transducer (Z080) to an<strong>Autohelm</strong> <strong>ST7000</strong> Autopilot do not connect the yellow core into the Aux 1 connectorin the connector box. Simply connect the other four cores <strong>and</strong> trim the yellow backshort.2. Functional Test (Z080 Masthead Transducer)The operation of the Z080 masthead mounted windvane can be checked using thefollowing procedure:-1. Connect +8V dc to the red core <strong>and</strong> 0V to the screen.2. Connect a digital volt meter across the screen <strong>and</strong> the green core.3. Rotate vane head through 360 degrees <strong>and</strong> check that the meter reading oscillatessinusoidally. The maximum reading must be between 6V <strong>and</strong> 5.5V. The minimumreading must be between 2V <strong>and</strong> 2.5V.4. Repeat section 3 with the meter connected across the blue core <strong>and</strong> screen.The anemometer transducer can not easily be tested <strong>and</strong> a replacement pod shouldbe fitted if suspected faulty.3. Functional Test (Z087 Pushpit transducer)The pushpit vane transducer can be functionally checked by following the Mastheadtest procedure.SeaTalk <strong>Service</strong> Manual 3

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