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General| Wind Angle Accuracy | +/- 3 degrees at 10 m/s in wind tunnel |
|---|---|
| Data Output | NMEA 0183 |
| Resolution | 1° |
| Output | NMEA 0183 |
| Power Supply | 10-30 VDC |
Provides crucial warnings and precautions to avoid during the installation process.
Detailed steps for physically mounting the instrument and connecting its cable.
Instructions on how to connect the power cable and the Nexus Network cable.
Explains how to connect the transducer to a Nexus Server in a Nexus Network.
Steps to initialize the instrument and assign a logical ID number on the Nexus Network.
Procedure to re-initialize instruments if they have duplicate ID numbers causing network issues.
Explains the function of each of the four push-buttons (MODE, DOWN, UP, KEY).
Describes the primary data displayed, such as Apparent Wind Angle (AWA) and True Wind Speed (TWS).
Aids in keeping correct tacking angle or identifying speed changes through sail/rig trimming.
Details how to select and set boat speed references for the trim function.
Shows heading and the course to steer after tacking or jibing, requiring NAV=On and Compass.
Calculates angle deviation between bearing and course after tack, requiring NAV=On.
Entry point for calibrating the log transducer for speed and distance.
Detailed procedure for calibrating the log transducer using measured distance.
Entry point for configuring compass-related settings.
Entry point for configuring wind-related settings.
Adjusts for misalignment of the mast top unit to correct horizontal angles.
Sets individual calibration values for the mast top unit based on provided certificates.
Entry point for configuring the overall Nexus system settings.
Guidelines for cleaning and protecting the instrument and transducers.
Steps to diagnose and resolve common issues before contacting a dealer.
Basic checks for installation, connections, and settings to identify faults.
Specific actions to take for different fault types like no wind reading or speed/distance issues.
Lists common error messages and their meanings, guiding users on how to respond.
Details physical dimensions, power consumption, temperature range, and weight.
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