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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Waterproof Rating | IPx6 |
| Keypad | Yes |
| NMEA 0183 | Yes |
| Backlighting | Yes |
| Power Supply | 12V |
Provides critical safety warnings and cautions for product installation and operation.
Details compliance with EMC regulations and installation guidelines for optimal performance.
Lists resources for customer support, including website and telephone helplines.
Details the user reference guide for the ST70 Autopilot Controller.
Professional installers should use this guide for safe and effective setup of SPX systems.
Instructions for commissioning the autopilot system after installation.
Describes the primary functions of the ST70 Autopilot controller for various situations.
Details the physical controls and display interface of the ST70 Autopilot controller.
Explains the fundamental modes of operation (Standby and Auto) for the ST70 Pilot.
Emphasizes the necessity of proper commissioning for safe and effective use of the ST70 Pilot.
Describes essential procedures to be performed before operational use.
Configures the pilot's response level for course keeping accuracy and helm activity.
Configures specific settings for sailboat operation, like Auto Tack and Gybe Inhibit.
Configures preset patterns for power and fishing boat maneuvers.
Details system functions based on the course computer model installed.
Explains how to format and change the pilot display (Heading, 2D, 3D).
Guides on how to use the SmartPilot for steering, including modes and maneuvers.
Explains how to use the autopilot to follow a route from a chartplotter.
Covers specific operations for sailboats, including Wind Vane mode.
Explains how alarms are displayed and can be silenced by the ST70.
Lists and describes various system alarms like Calibration required, Off course, etc.
Details adjustable settings and their effects on autopilot performance.
Provides key technical details including voltage, current, dimensions, weight, and compliances.
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