PROPILOT 700
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2.4 Waypoint Sequence
On the second press of the NAV key the LCD will display the
Waypoint sequence message that has been set in the Configuration
Routine.
AUtO This message is given to show that the Automatic sequence is
selected, whereby on reaching a waypoint the ProPilot 700 will
flash the bearing to next waypoint for 7 seconds, but turn onto it
automatically after the first 2 seconds.
not Auto This scrolling message shows that manual acceptance sequence is
selected, whereby on reaching a waypoint the ProPilot 700 will
flash the bearing to next waypoint for 7 seconds, but the vessel will
not turn onto it unless the NAV key is pressed.
If the NAV key has NOT been pressed, after 7 seconds the ProPilot
700 will switch to Auto Mode and continue on its last heading
until new instructions are received.
2.5 Cross Track Error Display
The third press of the NAV key displays the Cross Track Error.
}14 The number displayed is the cross track error in one hundredth’s of
a mile. The left hand character indicates if the error is to Port or
Starboard. This example shows 0.14 miles Port (left) of the track.
{02 This example shows 0.02 miles Starboard (right) of the track.
}{00 This example shows that the pilot is on track.
NO}{ No Cross Track Error information has been received from the
Navigator.
Before engaging the Pilot. CHECK the Cross Track
Error. The larger the error, the sharper the turn that
will be made when the Pilot is engaged. This could be
dangerous. The display cannot show errors greater than
99. Reduce the error by steering manually to bring the
vessel closer to the track.