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AutoHelm ST 2000 Plus - Comcast.net

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Chapter 2: Using the Tiller Pilot 19Waypoint arrival and advanceIMPORTANT NOTE:Waypoint advance will only operate if the tiller pilot receivesvalid bearing to waypoint and waypoint name information.The tiller pilot can only decode the first FOUR characters of awaypoint name. It will not be able to decode names longer thanfour characters, which will stop the waypoint advance featurefrom working.If your navigator transmits valid waypoint name and bearing towaypoint data, you can advance from one waypoint to the nextby pressing -10 and +10 together.ArrivalAs the boat passes the target waypoint, the navigator manually orautomatically selects the next target waypoint. The pilot will then:• detect the new target waypoint name• sound the waypoint advance alarm• display the new bearing to waypoint and the direction the boatwill turn to acquire itAdvanceWhen the waypoint advance alarm is sounding, the tiller pilot willsuspend Track mode and maintain the current heading:• check that it is safe to turn onto the new track• press the -10 and +10 keys together: this will cancel the waypointarrival alarm and turn the boat towards the next waypointUnless you accept the waypoint advance in this way, the alarm willcontinue to sound and the tiller pilot will maintain the current course.2 Using the Tiller PilotDodges in Track modeIn Track mode, you still have full control from the keypad:• to make a dodge maneuver: use the -1, +1, -10 or +10 keys• after you have avoided the hazard, reverse the course changeselected for the dodge maneuver by selecting an equal coursechange in the opposite direction• if the boat remains within 0.1 nm of track, there is no need to steerback towards the track

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