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General| Brand | Alphatron Marine |
|---|---|
| Model | AlphaTurn |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C |
| Type | Autopilot |
| Manufacturer | Japan Radio Company (JRC) |
| Application | Marine vessels |
| Display | LCD |
| Control Interface | Push buttons, rotary encoder |
| Communication Interface | NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000 |
Records changes made to the manual across different software versions.
Provides definitions for terms and abbreviations used in the manual.
Lists applicable standards and regulations the AlphaTurn complies with.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols.
Lists critical safety precautions to prevent hazards like fire or electric shock.
Provides important information regarding warranty, modifications, and installation.
Outlines conditions that may void the product warranty.
Provides guidelines for storing the instrument to maintain its condition.
Details the physical mounting procedures and supplied parts for the instrument.
Describes the common electrical connection points and pin-outs for instruments.
Specifies the types of connection cables required for the instrument.
Explains the proper preparation and grounding of cables for optimal signal transmission.
Details the procedure for grounding the instrument to the ship's mass for proper function.
Specifies the required power supply voltage and consumption for the instrument.
Provides information on the serial interfaces like IEC 61162-1 and IEC 61162-2.
Explains how to connect serial ports and the types of connectors used.
Describes the relay output for legacy alarm monitoring systems.
Details how to connect serial data ports using NMEA standards.
Explains how to connect dimmer signals using IEC 61162-1 messages.
Guides the user through selecting and installing the appropriate software application.
Provides information on obtaining and applying software updates for the instrument.
Explains the watchdog application that ensures continuous display unit functionality.
Instructions on how to power the instrument on and off.
Describes the initial display and standard buttons shown on the main screen.
Explains how to navigate and use the instrument's menu system.
Lists the default settings for various parameters of the AlphaLine instrument.
Details how to interpret and manage indications and alerts on the display.
Allows users to access and modify general instrument settings.
Guides the user through calibrating the touch screen for accurate input.
Explains how to use the CLEAN MODE to safely clean the display surface.
Describes how to adjust display illumination settings (Day, Dusk, Night).
Details the procedure for setting the instrument's date and time.
Displays information about the instrument's software version and build date.
Allows adjustment of ROT Damping to stabilize screen results in unstable conditions.
Provides access to advanced configuration options, typically for engineers.
Accesses the advanced settings menu requiring a password.
Enables or disables central dimming functionality for the display.
Configures the instrument's network interface settings like IP address.
Sets up parameters for serial ports (UART) like baud rate, parity, and protocol.
Allows viewing serial data transmitted and received over the ports.
Resets all menu settings to their factory default values.
Displays log information useful for fault finding and diagnostics.
Configures NMEA sentence filters for talker IDs and sentence formatters.
Sets up NMEA output mode, update rate, and target port for transmitting sentences.
Provides detailed technical specifications of the instrument's hardware components.
Lists the supported NMEA sentences and indication behaviors of the software.
Includes dimensional drawings and physical layout of the instrument.
Illustrates the cable and connection diagrams for hardware interconnections.
Contains detailed circuit schematics for the instrument's electronic components.
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