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Lewmar AutoAnchor 560 User Manual

Lewmar AutoAnchor 560
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Lewmar AutoAnchor 560 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLewmar
ModelAutoAnchor 560
CategoryMarine Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information

Technical Specifications

Details of the AA560, including power, current, IP rating, temperature, and sensor compatibility.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Compliance with FCC and ESTI standards, notes on shielded cable and installation proximity.

Installation

Magnet and Sensor Installation Overview

Critical steps for fitting magnets and sensors on various windlass types for AutoAnchor operation.

Plug and Play Sensor Cable

Details on the shielded sensor extension cable and available lengths for connecting sensors to the console.

Installation - Sensors and Tuning

Reed Switch Sensors

Information on using reed switch sensors, their requirements, and limitations for rope/chain counting.

Plug and Play Sensor Tuning

Procedure for tuning the sensor after installation to ensure accurate counting.

Installation - Windlass Types

Vertical Windlass - Rope & Chain Installation

Installation guidelines for vertical windlasses with rope and chain rode.

Horizontal Windlass - Chain Only Installation

Installation methods for horizontal windlasses with chain only, including sensor holder options.

Installation - Horizontal and Drum Winches

Horizontal Windlass - Rope & Chain Installation

Considerations for fitting sensors and magnets to horizontal windlasses for rope and chain systems.

Drum Winches Installation

Installation guidance for drum winches, including magnet and sensor placement.

Console Installation

Guidelines for mounting the AA560 console, considering location and environmental factors.

Voltage and Wiring

Voltage Levels

Minimum voltage requirements for windlass operation and preventing voltage drop.

Wiring Specifications

Cable specifications, length limits, and general wiring best practices for the AA560 system.

Part 3 Set Up

Using the AutoAnchor Buttons

Explains the function of each button on the AutoAnchor console for navigation and operation.

Set Up Menu Overview

Provides a visual overview of the different sections within the AutoAnchor's setup menu.

General Set Up

Configuration options for language, units, key beep, and lock settings in the general menu.

Windlass Set Up

Access Windlass Set Up

Steps to enter the windlass configuration menu to set up the system.

Set Docking Distance

How to set the distance at which the windlass will stop during retrieval.

Set Total Rode Length

Inputting the total length of chain and rope deployed for accurate counting.

Rode Set Up

Chain Only Rode Set Up

Configuration for chain-only rode, including chain per turn calculation.

Rope and Chain Rode Set Up

Configuration for rope and chain rode, including presets and per-turn measurements.

Advanced Set Up Options

Drum Winch Set Up

Configuration for drum winches, including rode length and diameter settings.

Sensor Set Up

Configuration for motor-driven sensors and gearbox ratios.

Swap Controls

Option to swap the Up/Down button functions for user preference.

Part 4 Operation

AA560 Buttons

Diagram and explanation of the buttons on the AutoAnchor console and their functions.

Information Displayed During Operation

Details on what information is shown on the display during windlass operation.

Lock Feature

How to lock and unlock the AutoAnchor to prevent unintentional windlass operation.

Operation Modes and Settings

Automatic Operation

Using the automatic function for preset rode deployment and retrieval.

Other Operation Settings

Settings for clearing to zero, checking logs, adjusting backlight, and resetting the sensor.

Part 5 Maintenance

User Maintenance

Limited user maintenance tasks, focusing on cables, sensors, and magnets.

Part 6 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Messages

Lists common diagnostic messages and their possible causes and actions.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Other Troubleshooting

Addresses various issues like beeping, erratic counting, motor disable, and incorrect deployment.

Technician Diagnostic Information

Introduces technician diagnostics, internal voltmeter, and contact information.

Diagnostic Messages

Sensor Installation Diagnostic Messages

Troubleshooting for sensor-related errors like wire grounding, no pulses, or incompatible settings.

Other Diagnostic Messages

Covers solenoid, load wire, and battery voltage issues for diagnosis.

Operation - Manual and Automatic

Manual Operation

How to manually deploy and retrieve the anchor using the console buttons.

Automatic Operation

Using the automatic function for hands-free anchor deployment and retrieval.

Operation - Safety and Tuning

Sensor Tuning

Procedure for tuning the sensor for accurate counting after installation.

User Precautions

Important safety precautions for installing and using the windlass and AutoAnchor.

Operation - Modes and Procedures

Manual Operation Guide

Step-by-step guide for manually deploying and retrieving the anchor.

Automatic Operation Guide

Using the automatic function for preset rode deployment and retrieval.

Operation - Automatic Control Features

Enable Automatic Operation

Setting the rode value required to enable automatic anchor deployment.

Deploy Anchor Automatically

Initiating anchor deployment using the automatic function.

Retrieve Anchor Automatically

Initiating anchor retrieval using the automatic function.

Operation - Settings Adjustment

Clear to Zero

Procedure to reset the displayed rode length to zero.

Check Logs

Accessing and viewing operational logs stored by the AutoAnchor.

Adjust Backlight

How to change the brightness level of the AutoAnchor display.

Reset Sensor

Steps to reset the sensor calibration, often needed after installation changes.

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