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Overview of instrument operation, maintenance, and installation.
Instrument must be calibrated before use for optimal performance.
Description of the ST60 Tridata instrument screen layout.
How to operate the ST60 Tridata instrument using its keys.
How to select and view depth information using the depth key.
Details on the current depth screen and trend indicator.
Information on displaying and managing depth alarm thresholds.
Procedure for adjusting shallow and deep depth alarm levels.
How to select and view speed information using the speed key.
Displays the current boat speed and selected speed units.
Shows the maximum speed attained since the last reset.
Shows the average speed since the last reset.
Information on VMG to windward, requires a wind instrument.
Accessing log, trip, water temperature and timer displays.
Shows total distance covered by the vessel.
Shows distance covered since the trip value was last reset.
Displays water temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Information on count-up and race-start timers.
Details on race-start timer functions and buzzer alerts.
Conditions that trigger alarms and how they are indicated.
How to adjust display illumination and contrast.
Procedure to adjust the display illumination levels.
Procedure to adjust the display contrast settings.
How to control the instrument remotely via SeaTalk.
General guidelines for instrument maintenance and safety.
Safety precautions and servicing recommendations.
Cleaning and care instructions for the instrument.
Reference to separate transducer installation/maintenance instructions.
Checking cables for damage and ensuring proper security.
Procedures for diagnosing and fixing common instrument faults.
Initial checks for environmental factors affecting operation.
Using a table to identify and rectify instrument problems.
Important safety warning regarding speed transducer removal.
Considerations for transducer and instrument placement.
Requirements for transducer installation location.
Dimensions and types of depth and speed transducers.
Guidelines for optimal transducer placement on the hull.
Guidelines for positioning the ST60 Tridata instrument.
Warning about moisture affecting the instrument's rear.
Diagram showing dimensions for standard and low-profile bezels.
Recommendations to minimize electromagnetic interference.
Information on using suppression ferrites for EMC.
Guidelines for connecting to other equipment using non-Raytheon cables.
Overview of installation procedures.
Warning about cutting holes in the vessel structure.
Checking the contents of the ST60 equipment package.
Overview of different instrument mounting options.
Step-by-step guide for surface mounting the ST60 instrument.
Using the Flush Mounting Kit with a low-profile bezel.
Procedure for replacing the standard bezel with a low-profile one.
Warning about using correct screws for instrument and bezel attachment.
Steps for flush mounting the instrument.
Using a bracket for mounting in specific locations.
Installing the through-hull speed and depth transducers.
Guidelines for routing transducer cables to avoid damage and interference.
How to prepare transducer cable wires for spade connectors.
Overview of connection types for the ST60 Tridata instrument.
Connecting as stand-alone, repeater, or both.
Making the necessary signal connections to the instrument.
How to connect power to the instrument and SeaTalk systems.
Power supply considerations for SeaTalk systems.
Warning about the 5A fuse for the SeaTalk 12V line.
Connecting stand-alone instruments to a 12V power source.
Purpose and procedure for optimizing instrument performance through calibration.
Ensuring accurate speed readings via calibration.
Checking installation for radio transmission interference.
Procedures for setting up depth, speed, and other readings.
How to enter the User calibration mode.
Calibration procedures for depth functions.
Setting depth units to FEET or METRES.
Illustrates depth calibration screens and key presses.
Setting depth offset for keel or water line readings.
Warning about incorrect offset values causing grounding risk.
Locking the shallow depth alarm threshold.
Calibration procedures for speed functions.
Selecting units for speed (KTS, MPH, KMH).
Setting the speed display resolution.
Selecting units for log distance (NM, SM, KM).
Methods to set the displayed speed accurately.
Illustrates speed calibration screens and key presses.
Automatically setting speed to Speed Over Ground (SOG).
Manually adjusting the speed calibration factor.
Selecting units for temperature (°C or °F).
Calibrating to show current water temperature.
Enabling or disabling the timer audible alarm.
How to save settings and exit User calibration.
Advanced calibration for software version, status, and speed runs.
Setting instrument status to master (YES) or repeater (NO).
Procedure for determining calibration factor via measured distance runs.
Detailed steps for performing a speed calibration run.
Advanced settings including user calibration, response, and boat show mode.
Toggling User and Intermediate calibration modes on or off.
Adjusting response values for SPEED and DEPTH updates.
Caution against enabling Boat show mode; must be set to OFF.
Resetting operating parameters to factory default values.
How to save settings and exit Dealer calibration.
Conditions that void the warranty and exclusions.
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