ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual. Document reference: Date: June 2007

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1 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Document reference: Date: June 2007

2 Raymarne, SeaTalk, SeaTalk 2 and SeaTalk ng are trademarks of Raymarne plc Book contents copyrght Raymarne plc

3 Contents Contents Preface... Safety notces... WARNING: Product nstallaton & operaton... WARNING: Electrcal safety... WARNING: Navgatonal safety... EMC conformance... Certfed nstallaton... Product documents... Product dsposal...v Waste Electrcal and Electronc (WEEE) Drectve...v Chapter 1:ST70 General Informaton ST70 Operatng Prncples... 1 Controls... 1 Setup functons... 2 Frst use after nstallaton... 2 Instruments requrng commssonng... 2 Instruments not requrng commssonng... 3 Normal operaton... 4 Day-to-day settng up System functonalty... 5 SeaTalk... 5 SeaTalk 2 & SeaTalk ng... 5 Power protocol Commssonng requrement... 6 WARNING: Product nstallaton & operaton... 6 Chapter 2:Commssonng Procedures Docksde setup... 7 WARNING: Product nstallaton & operaton... 7 Swtch on... 7 Intal setup... 8 Select language... 8 Vessel Type... 8 Select type... 8 Autodetect results... 8 Tme & Date... 8 Settng date format... 9 Settng tme format... 9 Settng local tme Leavng date & tme setup Data unts Leavng unts setup Depth offset...11 WARNING: Ensure you use the correct depth offset Requrement Depth offset setup procedure Set water temperature Set ground wnd Set magnetc varaton Changng response rate Endng docksde setup... 17

4 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual 2.2 Seatral calbraton WARNING: Ensure you have suffcent sea room for calbraton17 Prelmnary procedures Wnd transducer setup Lnearzaton Algnment Calbrate wnd speed Speed calbraton Start speed calbraton Set to SOG Manual calbraton Return to normal operaton After commssonng EMC Conformance Chapter 3:Setup Procedures Introducton Procedures Changng the language or vessel type settng Settng Language Settng Vessel Type CAUTION: Vessel Type settng also affects other parameters Leavng Advanced Optons Changng the tme/date format Settng tme format Settng date format Leavng tme/date setup Chapter 4:Mantenance & Troubleshootng Mantenance Servcng and safety Instrument Cleanng Cablng Troubleshootng Frst consderatons Procedures Usng About Dsplay feature Techncal support World wde web Telephone help lne Help us to help you Specfcaton Glossary Index... 41

5 Preface Contents Preface Safety notces WARNING: Product nstallaton & operaton Ths equpment must be nstalled, commssoned and operated n accordance wth the Raymarne nstructons provded. Falure to do so could result n personal njury, damage to your boat and/or poor product performance. WARNING: Electrcal safety Make sure you have swtched off the power supply before you start nstallng ths product. WARNING: Navgatonal safety Although we have desgned ths product to be accurate and relable, many factors can affect ts performance. Therefore, t should serve only as an ad to navgaton and should never replace commonsense and navgatonal judgement. Always mantan a permanent watch so you can respond to stuatons as they develop. EMC conformance All Raymarne equpment and accessores are desgned to the best ndustry standards for use n the recreatonal marne envronment. The desgn and manufacture of Raymarne equpment and accessores conform to the approprate Electromagnetc Compatblty (EMC) standards, but correct nstallaton s requred to ensure that performance s not compromsed. Certfed nstallaton Raymarne recommends certfed nstallaton by a Raymarne approved nstaller. A certfed nstallaton qualfes for enhanced warranty benefts. Contact your Raymarne dealer for further detals and refer to the separate warranty document packed wth your product. Product documents The followng user documents are avalable for ST70: ST70 Operatng Gude. Comprses a seres of ndvdual operatng cards, whch provde day-to-day operatng and settng up procedures. Intended for all users. ST70 User Reference Manual (ths document). Intended for users n general and commssonng personnel n partcular. It descrbes: Commssonng procedures. These descrbe how to set up an ST70 nstrument when frst swtched on after nstallaton. Setup procedures not ncluded n the Operatng Gude

6 v ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Routne mantenance nstructons Troubleshootng nstructons ST70 Installaton Gude. Descrbes how to ft an ST70 nstrument and connect t to an operatng system. Intended for nstallers. Addtonal nformaton on Raymarne SeaTalk ng systems s gven n the SeaTalk ng Reference Manual. To the best of our knowledge, the nformaton n the product documents was correct when they went to press. However, Raymarne cannot accept lablty for any naccuraces or omssons n product documents. In addton, our polcy of contnuous product mprovement may change specfcatons wthout notce. Therefore, Raymarne cannot accept lablty for any dfferences between the product and the accompanyng documents. Product dsposal Waste Electrcal and Electronc (WEEE) Drectve The WEEE Drectve requres the recyclng of waste electrcal and electronc equpment. Whlst the WEEE Drectve does not apply to some of Raymarne's products, we support ts polcy and ask you to be aware of how to dspose of ths product. The crossed out wheele bn symbol, llustrated above, and found on our products sgnfes that ths product should not be dsposed of n general waste or landfll. Please contact your local dealer, natonal dstrbutor or Raymarne Techncal Servces for nformaton on product dsposal.

7 CANCEL ENTER MENU Chapter 1: ST70 General Informaton 1 Chapter 1: ST70 General Informaton 1.1 ST70 Operatng Prncples The ST70 nstrument repeats data from Raymarne SeaTalk, SeaTalk 2 and SeaTalk ng systems. The actual nformaton avalable depends on what nformaton s present on the system,.e. what transducers are connected. The ST70 nstrument dsplays nformaton on ndvdual operatonal pages. Eght pages are avalable, and you can scroll from page to page by usng the and buttons. Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 5 Depth Speed Headng o ft kts xx Page 1 Lat Tme 47 o Lon 47 11:23 N 24H D Page 4 Page 3 Page 2 An operatonal page can comprse from one to sx ndvdual data frames. You can set up the layout of each page by selectng one of sxteen nbult page layouts then defnng the data content of each frame on the page. Controls and buttons. Used to: Scroll to dfferent operatng pages. Select choces on setup pages < and > buttons. Used to: Scroll to dfferent menu optons. Set values on setup pages. Select choces on setup pages. MENU button. Gves access to: CANCEL ENTER All setup and reset functons. MENU Self test routnes and dagnostc nformaton. ENTER button. Used durng setup procedures to: Confrm a menu selecton Power button Save a settng and contnue CANCEL button. Used durng setup procedures to leave a setup functon wthout makng any changes. Power button : Swtches power on and off. Provdes access to screen brghtness control. D9447-1

8 2 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Setup functons In addton to the eght operatonal pages, setup menus and pages controlled by the front-panel buttons, enable you to access and change the nstrument parameters. To choose opton 1 press Menu Ttle To choose opton 3 press Selected opton Informaton box Press ENTER to select Each setup menu provdes a number of optons. Use the < and > buttons to scroll to the menu tem you want, then press ENTER to confrm your selecton. When a menu selecton results n a setup page, use the < and > buttons to set the value or make the selecton that you want. Press ENTER to confrm your choce. If at any tme durng setup, you want to leave a setup functon wthout makng any changes, press CANCEL. Frst use after nstallaton When an ST70 nstrument s frst swtched on after nstallaton, what you see s dependent on whether the nstrument requres commssonng or not. Instruments requrng commssonng If the ST70 nstrument s NOT part of a SeaTalk ng system n whch at least one other ST70 nstrument s already workng, an ntal setup mode s automatcally engaged and at frst swtch on, a Language setup page s dsplayed (see Fgure 1-1: Intal setup). Ths s the frst part of the commssonng procedure and enables you to set: Language. Vessel type. Tme and date formats. Local tme value. Unts. Detals of how to set these values and commsson the nstrument are gven n Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures. Note: The values set durng ntal setup can be changed subsequently va the Man Menu (see Fgure 1-2: Normal operaton). D

9 CANCEL ENTER MENU Chapter 1: ST70 General Informaton 3 Frst swtch on Hold down POWER ON Intal setup Language Englsh (UK) Language select page Press ENTER to select ENTER Welcome page ENTER SELECT BOAT TYPE ENTER TIME & DATE SUMMARY ENTER TIME & DATE SETUP ENTER UNITS SUMMARY ENTER UNITS SETUP ENTER To normal operaton (Fgure 1-2) Fgure 1-1: Intal setup Instruments not requrng commssonng If the ST70 nstrument s part of a SeaTalk ng system n whch at least one other ST70 nstrument s already workng, then an operatonal page s dsplayed at ntal swtch on and you can use the nstrument mmedately. In ths case, the new nstrument wll adopt the settngs that already apply n the system. D9777-1

10 4 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Normal operaton A summary of the day-to-day operatng and setup functons s shown n Fgure 1-2: Normal operaton. Detaled operatng nstructons are gven n the ST70 Instrument Operatng Gude. Hold down POWER ON Normal Operaton Select prevous page Page dsplayed at swtch on, s same as when ntrument last swtched off Select next page CANCEL ENTER MENU MENU ENTER Hold down Press & release Press & release Reset data pages Only resettable data types on the current operatonal page are avalable. Hold down User setup Brghtness setup ALARMS Edt alarm Count down to POWER OFF DISPLAY SETTINGS Tme & Date setup* Brghtness setup Colors (day/nght optons) Unts setup* Response setup Rollover setup Tmers setup PAGE LAYOUT Turn page on/off Rebuld page from new Change data ADVANCED OPTIONS Setup Wzard Transducer Setup Set Language* Set Vessel Type* Set Ground Wnd Set Varaton Select Boat Show Mode Factory Reset DIAGNOSTICS About Dsplay Self Test * also part of ntal setup Fgure 1-2: Normal operaton D9776-1

11 Chapter 1: ST70 General Informaton 5 Day-to-day settng up Instructons for settng up many of the ST70 Instrument parameters are gven n the ST70 Instrument Operatng Gude and are not repeated here. Other setup procedures are carred out durng Commssonng to set: Language. Vessel Type. Tme format. Date format. Method used for ground wnd calculaton Magnetc varaton Response rate If you need to change any of these after the nstrument has been commssoned, refer to the approprate procedure n Chapter 3: Setup Procedures. 1.2 System functonalty Your ST70 nstrument s ftted wth Raymarne SeaTalk ng connectors, but t can be connected to any of the followng Raymarne systems, usng sutable adaptor cables as necessary: SeaTalk SeaTalk 2 SeaTalk ng SeaTalk When connected to a SeaTalk system, each ST70 nstrument repeats the SeaTalk data. You can set the system varaton only f t has not been set at another product. You cannot set the data unts or calbrate the system transducers. SeaTalk 2 & SeaTalk ng When connected to a SeaTalk 2 & SeaTalk ng system, each ST70 nstrument repeats the data on the bus. You can set the nstrument response as requred. You can set the system varaton only f t has not been set at another product. You can also calbrate the system transducers and set the data unts you want to apply to the system.

12 6 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Power protocol Power to each ndvdual ST70 nstrument can be swtched on and off usng the power button (as descrbed n the ST70 Operatng Gude). However, where nstruments are part of a system, t may be more convenent to swtch power for the entre system from a central crcut breaker. In ths case, when system power s swtched ON agan: ST70 nstruments that were swtched on when power was last swtched off wll return to the swtched ON state. ST70 nstruments that were OFF when system power was last swtched OFF wll reman OFF and wll need to be swtched ON ndvdually usng ther power buttons. 1.3 Commssonng requrement WARNING: Product nstallaton & operaton Each ST70 nstrument must be prepared for use n accordance wth the Commssonng Procedures, before t s used for operatonal purposes, unless t s part of a SeaTalk ng system n whch at least one other ST70 nstrument s already set up and workng, t. Falure to comply wth ths could result n death, personal njury, damage to your boat and/or poor product performance. After nstallaton, each ST70 nstrument that s NOT part of a SeaTalk ng system n whch at least one other ST70 nstrument s already set up and workng must be commssoned n accordance wth Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures, before t s used for operatonal purposes. Note: f an nstrument s part of a system n whch at least one other ST70 nstrument s already set up and workng, you do not need to commsson t. Refer to the ST70 Instrument Operatng Gude for nstructons on how to use the ST70 nstrument on a day-to-day bass.

13 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures 7 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures Before an ST70 nstrument s used for the frst tme, t must be commssoned n accordance wth the nstructons n ths chapter, to carry out: Docksde setup followed by Seatral calbraton. 2.1 Docksde setup WARNING: Product nstallaton & operaton Each ST70 nstrument must be prepared for use n accordance wth the Commssonng Procedures, before t s used for operatonal purposes, unless t s part of a SeaTalk ng system n whch at least one other ST70 nstrument s already set up and workng, t. Falure to comply wth ths could result n death, personal njury, damage to your boat and/or poor product performance. Notes: (1) If your ST70 nstrument s connected to an exstng SeaTalk ng system that has already been successfully commssoned, you do not need to commsson the new nstrument. (2) Values set durng Docksde setup can be changed subsequently, f necessary. Use these Docksde setup nstructons when an ST70 nstrument s frst started after nstallaton to: Swtch on the nstrument. Carry out the ntal setup procedures, to: Select language. Set vessel type. Set date and tme format (only f GPS s ftted). Set correct local tme (only f GPS s ftted). Set requred data unts. Set the correct depth offset. Set the correct magnetc varaton. Set the requred method for calculatng ground wnd. Set the water temperature. Set the nstrument response. Swtch on Hold down the power button for 1 second to power up the nstrument. When the nstrument s frst swtched on after nstallaton, a select Language menu s dsplayed. Language Englsh (UK) Press ENTER to select D9342-1

14 8 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Intal setup Select language Use < and > to select the requred language, then press ENTER to dsplay the Welcome screen. When you are ready to proceed, press ENTER to dsplay the Vessel Type menu. Vessel Type The Vessel Type menu enables you to automatcally apply the optmum nstrument settngs for your vessel type. The optons are: Race Sal Inboard Speed Boat Sal Cruser Power Cruser 1* Catamaran Power Cruser 2* Workboat Power Cruser 3* RIB Sport Fshng Outboard Speed Boat Pro Fshng Vessel Type Inboard Speed Boat Selectng vessel type helps us to confgure your system. Press ENTER to select D *Power Cruser settngs. Note that the Power Cruser settngs apply as follows: Power Cruser 1 - capable of speeds up to 12 knots. Power Cruser 2 - capable of speeds up to 30 knots. Power Cruser 3 - capable of speeds greater than 30 knots. Select type Use < and > to select the vessel type that most closely corresponds to your vessel. When you have chosen the vessel type, press ENTER to confrm the choce. The Tme and Date values and the data Unts consdered most approprate for the Language and Vessel Type you chose, are then automatcally appled to your ST70 system and an automatc check of system parameters s carred out. Autodetect results When the automatc checks are complete, a Tme & Date summary page s dsplayed. Ths shows the current values appled to your ST70 system. Note: If your nstrument s not recevng GPS nformaton, tme and date nformaton are not avalable. Tme & Date Tme 11:01:03 Date 14/06/07 Tme Offset -1 Hrs Tme Format 24-hour Date Format dd/mm/yy Tme & Date You can ether change or accept the Date Format, Tme Format and Tme Offset settngs. You can: Press ENTER to contnue Select ether dd/mm/yy or mm/dd/yy as the date format Select ether 12-hour (am/pm) or 24-hour as the tme format. Set the value of the tme offset to gve the requred local tme. Wth the Tme & Date summary page dsplayed, check the nformaton, then press ENTER to dsplay the Tme & Date setup menu. These are your current settngs. D9424-1

15 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures 9 If you want to accept the Tme & Date values: 1. Select the Contnue opton (f necessary use < or >). 2. Press ENTER to proceed to the Unts summary page. 3. Proceed from Data unts (below). If you want to change any Tme & Date values, carry out the Settng date format, Settng tme format and/or Settng local tme procedure below, as approprate. Settng date format To set the requred date format: 1. At the Tme & Date setup menu, use < and > to select the Set date format opton, then press ENTER, to dsplay the Set date format page. Tme & Date Contnue Press ENTER to select Tme & Date Set date format D Press ENTER to select D Use < and > to select the requred Date Format, then press ENTER, to save the format and return to the Tme & Date summary page. 3. Press ENTER to select the Tme & Date setup menu. Set date format dd/mm/yy Settng tme format To set the requred tme format: 1. Wth the Tme & Date setup menu dsplayed, use < and > to select the Tme Format opton, then press ENTER, to dsplay the Set tme format page. < & > to adjust. CANCEL exts wthout savng. Tme & Date Press ENTER to accept Set tme format D Press ENTER to select D Use < and > to select the requred Tme Format, then press ENTER, to save the format and return to the Tme & Date summary page. 3. Press ENTER to select the Tme & Date setup menu. Set tme format 12-hour Use < & >to adjust. CANCEL exts wthout savng. Press ENTER to accept D9779-1

16 10 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Settng local tme To set the nstrument tme to your local tme. 1. At the Tme & Date setup menu, use < and > to select the Set tme offset opton, then press ENTER, to dsplay the Set tme offset page. Tme & Date Set tme offset 2. Use < and > to set the correct local tme. For example, f your local tme s 1 hour after GMT, set -1, then press ENTER, to save the settng and return to the Tme & Date setup menu. 3. Press ENTER to select the Tme & Date setup menu. Leavng date & tme setup When your date and tme formats and values are set as requred: 1. Dsplay the Tme & Date setup menu. 2. Use < and > to select the Contnue opton. 3. Press ENTER, to proceed to the Unts summary. Press ENTER to select Set tme offset Data unts The Unts summary comprses two pages and shows unts currently n use. You can accept all or change any of the data Unts settngs. You can set: Speed to ether mles per hour, klometers per hour or knots. Dstance to ether mles, nautcal mles or Unts klometers. Speed KTS Dstance NM Depth to ether feet, fathoms or meters. Depth FT Wnd speed to ether knots or meters per Wnd Speed KTS Headng M second. Flow Rate G/H Temperature Headng to ether magnetc or true. o C These are your current settngs. Flow rate to ether US gallons per hour, UK gallons per hour or lters per hour Press ENTER to contnue Temperature to degrees Celsus or degrees Fahrenhet. Pressure to pound per square nch or klopascals. Volume to ether US gallons, UK gallons or lters Number of engnes to ether 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. Number of batteres to ether 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. Number of fuel tanks to ether 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. Press ENTER to see the second Unts summary page, and f you want to return to the frst page from the second, press CANCEL hrs Use < & > to adjust. CANCEL exts wthout savng. Press ENTER to accept D D D9439-1

17 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures 11 Check the nformaton on the Unts summary pages. Wth the second Unts summary page dsplayed, press ENTER to dsplay the Unts setup menu. If you want to accept all data Unts as currently set: Unts 1. Select the Contnue opton (f necessary use < or >). 2. Press ENTER, to leave Intal Setup and proceed to the frst operatonal page. Contnue 3. Proceed from Depth offset (below). Press ENTER to select D If you want to change any data Unts: 1. Wth the Unts setup menu dsplayed, use < and > to select the type of data you want to change,.e. Speed, Depth, Dstance etc. Unts Wnd Speed Unts Press ENTER to select D Press ENTER, to dsplay the setup page for the unts you have selected. 3. Use < and > to select the requred unts 4. Press ENTER, to save the unts settng and return to the frst Unts summary page. 5. Press ENTER twce to dsplay the Unts setup menu 6. If you want to change any other unts, repeat steps 1 to 5 of ths procedure. Wnd Speed Unts Leavng unts setup When all unts are set to what you want, dsplay the Unts setup menu, then: 1. Use < and > to select the Contnue opton. 2. Press ENTER, to leave Intal Setup and proceed to the frst operatonal page. KTS Use < & > to adjust. CANCEL exts wthout savng. Press ENTER to accept D Depth offset Depths are measured from the Depth transducer to the sea bed, but you can apply an offset value to the depth data, so that the dsplayed depth readng represents the depth to the sea bed from ether the keel or the water lne. If an offset s not appled, the dsplayed depth readngs are from the transducer to the sea bed.

18 12 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual WARNING: Ensure you use the correct depth offset The use of the correct depth offset s crtcal to the safety of the vessel. If an ncorrect offset value s appled, ths could result n msleadng depth nformaton beng dsplayed wth a consequent rsk of runnng aground. Take great care to ensure you set the correct value. Requrement If you want to apply an offset to your depth readngs, you MUST set the correct offset value, before relyng on Depth data. Therefore, before attemptng to set a waterlne or keel offset, fnd out the vertcal separaton between the transducer and ether the waterlne or the bottom of the keel on your vessel, as approprate. See Fgure 2-1. Waterlne offset Offset value of 0.0 Keel offset D Fgure 2-1 Depth offsets Depth offset setup procedure To set the correct depth offset: 1. Wth any operatonal page dsplayed, press MENU to dsplay the Man Menu. 2. Use < or > to scroll to Advanced Optons, then press ENTER 3. At the Advanced Optons menu, use < or > to scroll to Transducer Setup. Advanced Optons Transducer Setup Press ENTER to select. D9780-1

19 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures Press ENTER to dsplay the Transducer Setup start search page. 5. Press ENTER agan, to ntate a system search for transducers. Transducer Setup ST70 wll now search the network for transducers. Press CANCEL to stop. At the end of the search a Search Results page s dsplayed. Press ENTER to contnue Search Results Found: 1 Depth 1 Speed 1 Wnd D Wth the search results page dsplayed, press ENTER to dsplay the Transducers found menu. 7. Use < or > to scroll to Depth. 8. Press ENTER to dsplay the Depth transducer menu. If not correct, press CANCEL and check connectons. Press ENTER to contnue Transducers found Depth D Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. D Wth the Depth transducer menu dsplayed, use < or > to scroll to the Depth Offset opton. Depth Depth Offset Verdana Raymarne 6.5 pt Seral no Press ENTER to select D Press ENTER, to dsplay the Depth Offset setup page. 11. Check the type and value of the offset currently appled: If the offset type s what you requre and the value s correct for your boat, press CANCEL to return to the Depth transducer menu, then proceed from step 16. Otherwse proceed from step 12. Depth Offset Keel 2.5 ft Warnng! Incorrect offset may lead to vessel runnng aground. Press ENTER to accept D9782-1

20 14 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual 12. Press to select the upper (offset type) adjust box. 13. Use < or > to scroll to ether Water lne, Keel or Transducer, as requred. If you select Transducer, an offset value of zero s automatcally appled. 14. If you have selected: Ether Water lne or Keel, press to select the lower (offset value) adjust box then use < or > to set the correct value. Transducer, ensure the offset value s zero. 15. Press ENTER to save the offset value return to the Depth transducer menu. 16. Press CANCEL to return to the Transducers found menu. Now proceed to Set water temperature. Set water temperature To set the water temperature to the correct readng: 1. Wth the Transducers Found menu dsplayed, use < or > to scroll to the Speed opton. Transducers Found Speed Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. D Press ENTER to select the Speed transducer setup menu. 3. Use < or > to scroll to the Temperature Offset opton. Speed Temperature Offset 4. Press ENTER to dsplay the Temperature Offset setup page. 5. Usng a sutable thermometer, measure the water temperature, then use < or > to set the correct temperature value at the ST70 nstrument. 6. Press ENTER to accept the value and return to the Speed transducer menu. 7. Press CANCEL to return to the Transducers found menu. 8. Press CANCEL to return to the Search Results summary. 9. Press CANCEL to return to the Transducer Setup start page. 10. Press CANCEL to return to the Advanced Optons menu. Now proceed to Set ground wnd Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. Temperature Offset 7 C Adjust temperature untl reads actual sea temperature Press ENTER to accept D D

21 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures 15 Set ground wnd You can choose ether Speed Over Ground (SOG) or Speed Through Water (STW) from whch to derve the ground wnd speed. To set the requred method: 1. Wth the Advanced Optons menu dsplayed, use < or > to select the Ground Wnd opton. Advanced Optons Ground Wnd Press ENTER to select D Press ENTER, to dsplay the Ground Wnd setup box. 3. Use < or > to select ether STW or SOG, then press ENTER to return to the Advanced Optons menu. Now proceed to Set magnetc varaton. Set magnetc varaton The magnetc varaton s the dfference n headng Ground Wnd SOG Select data source for Ground Wnd. Press ENTER to accept between true north and magnetc north. Before settng ths, refer to an up-to-date chart of the area n whch you ntend usng your boat, to ascertan the correct value of magnetc varaton. Note: As the magnetc varaton s dependent on your geographcal locaton, you may need to change the magnetc varaton value durng a long voyage. To set the magnetc varaton: 1. Wth the Advanced Optons menu dsplayed, Advanced Optons use < or > to select the Varaton opton. D Varaton Press ENTER to select D Press ENTER, to dsplay the Varaton setup box. Ths has two adjust boxes, an upper box whch shows the varaton mode, and a lower box that shows the varaton value. 3. Press to select the upper (mode) adjust box. Varaton On -6 degrees Set dfference between Magnetc and True bearngs. Press ENTER to accept D

22 16 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual 4. Use < or > to select the requred mode: Select ON f you want to set a value for varaton. f you choose ths mode, the value you set wll be appled to the rest of the system. Select OFF f you do not want to apply a varaton value to the system. If SLAVE s dsplayed n the mode adjust box, the varaton has been set at another product n the system, and the value s shown n the lower adjust box. In ths mode, you cannot change the varaton value. 5. If you selected the OFF or SLAVE mode, proceed from step 6. If you selected the ON mode:. Press to select the lower (value) box.. Use < or > to set the correct varaton value. 6. Press ENTER to save the value and return to the Advanced Optons menu. 7. Press CANCEL to return to the Man Menu. Now proceed to Changng response rate. Changng response rate The response settng determnes the rate at whch data readngs update. You can adjust the response at each nstrument, to best sut the condtons under whch you are operatng. You can ndependently adjust the response at each nstrument, for ndvdual data types. If you want to change the response at any nstrument: 1. Wth the Man Menu dsplayed, use < or > to scroll to Dsplay Settngs. 2. Press ENTER to dsplay the Dsplay Settngs Dsplay Settngs menu. 3. At the Dsplay Settngs menu, use < or > to scroll to the Response opton. Response Select dsplay response Press ENTER to select D Press ENTER to dsplay the Response menu, then use < or > to scroll to the requred data type (Speed shown here). Response Speed Press ENTER to select. D

23 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures Press ENTER to dsplay the response adjust box Speed for the data you have selected. 6. Use < or > to set the response rate. A hgher value gves a qucker response rate and vce 12 versa. 7. Press ENTER to save the value and return to < & > adjust response level. the Response menu. CANCEL exts wthout savng 8. If you want to change the response for other Press ENTER to accept data types, use < or > to scroll to the requred data type, then repeat steps 5 to To leave response setup, ensure the Response menu s dsplayed, then:. Press CANCEL to return to the Dsplay Settngs menu.. Press CANCEL to return to the Man Menu.. Press CANCEL to return to the operatonal page. D Endng docksde setup Docksde setup s complete when you have satsfactorly carred out the ntal setup procedures and correctly set the: Depth offset. Water temperature. Magnetc varaton. Ground wnd calculaton method. Response rate. When Docksde setup s complete, return to the operatonal page, then carry out a Seatral calbraton. 2.2 Seatral calbraton WARNING: Ensure you have suffcent sea room for calbraton The seatral calbraton maneuvers requre a suffcently clear area of water. Ensure you are not lkely to collde wth any vessel or obstructon durng calbraton. When the docksde calbraton procedures are complete, navgate to a place where you have plenty of sea room then carry out the seatral calbraton procedures. These set the ST70 nstrument so t gves an optmum performance wth the system transducers. The seatral calbraton comprses: Wnd calbraton & algnment. Speed calbraton. When you have completed the approprate seatral procedures, proceed to Return to normal operaton.

24 18 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Prelmnary procedures To carry out any seatral calbraton procedure, swtch on the nstrument, then when an operatonal page s dsplayed: 1. Press MENU to select the Man Menu. 2. Use < or > to select Advanced Optons. 3. Press ENTER to dsplay the Advanced Optons menu 4. Use < or > to select the Transducer Setup opton, then press ENTER, to dsplay the Transducer Setup screen showng a search ntaton message. 5. Press ENTER agan, to ntate a search for transducers connected to the system. When the search s complete, a Search Results page s dsplayed. Advanced Optons Transducer Setup Press ENTER to select. Search Results Found: 1 Depth 1 Speed 1 Wnd D Press ENTER to dsplay the Transducers found menu. 7. If you have: A Wnd transducer, carry out the Wnd transducer setup procedure below. A Speed transducer, carry out the Speed calbraton on page 20. Wnd transducer setup The wnd transducer setup procedures are used to: Lnearze the vane. Algn the vane. Calbrate the wnd speed. Lnearzaton 1. To lnearze the wnd vane:. 1. Wth the Transducers found menu dsplayed (see Prelmnary procedures on page 18), use < or > to scroll to the Wnd opton 2. Press ENTER to select the Wnd transducer setup menu. If not correct, press CANCEL and check connectons. Press ENTER to contnue Transducers found Depth Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. Transducers found Wnd Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. D D D9783-1

25 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures Use < or > to scroll to the Calbrate Vane opton. Wnd Calbrate Vane Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. D Press ENTER to select the Calbrate Vane start screen. 5. Keepng the boat speed below 2 knots and observng the screen, turn the boat n crcles, then press ENTER to start the calbraton. Calbrate Vane Move n a slow crcle, below 2Kts. Watch for 'too fast' on dsplay. Press ENTER to contnue D Observe the Calbrate Vane run screen and contnue turnng the boat. If the boat speed s too hgh durng calbraton, the nstrument dsplays a Slow down message. If ths happens, reduce your speed. Calbraton completes automatcally. 7. When calbraton s complete, the Wnd transducer setup menu s dsplayed. Algnment To carry out the wnd vane algnment: 1. Wth the Wnd transducer setup menu dsplayed, use < or > to scroll to Algn Vane, then press ENTER to dsplay the Algn Vane screen 2. Sal the boat drectly nto the wnd, then press ENTER to accept the algnment and return to the Wnd transducer setup menu. Note: On a calm day, motor fast enough to create your own wnd. Calbrate Vane Keep turnng... Press CANCEL to stop Algn Vane 35% AWA 105 P Steer your boat drectly nto the wnd, then press ENTER. Press ENTER to accept D D

26 20 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual If there s any naccuracy after you have completed the Algn Vane procedure, then: 1. At the Wnd transducer setup menu, select Vane Vane Adjust Adjust, to dsplay the Vane Adjust screen. 2. Sal the boat drectly nto the wnd, then use < and > to manually set the wnd readng to zero Press ENTER to accept the value and return to the Wnd transducer setup menu. Manually adjust your vane offset. 4. Press CANCEL to return to the Transducers AWA 105 P found menu. Press ENTER to accept Calbrate wnd speed To set the correct apparent wnd speed readng: 1. Wth the Wnd transducer setup menu Calbraton factor dsplayed, use < or > to scroll to Calbrate AWS, Calbrate AWS then press ENTER to dsplay the Calbrate AWS screen. 2. Use < or > to adjust the Calbraton Factor so that 0.73 the AWS value n the nformaton box s set to the correct value. 3. Press ENTER to accept the value and return to See Docs for Manual Calbraton. AWS: 3.2 KTS the Wnd transducer setup menu. ess 4. Press CANCEL to return to the Transducers found menu. AWS value Speed calbraton The object of speed calbraton s to ensure that the speed readngs at the ST70 nstruments are true ndcatons of the boat speed, deally over the speed range of the vessel,.e. from statonary to top speed. In order to take nto account the changes n water-flow characterstcs across the hull, for dfferent speeds, t s advsable carry out speed calbraton at as many speeds as possble, up to the maxmum of fve, provded by ST70. Ths s partcularly mportant for planng vessels. The correct calbraton at each speed s acheved by applyng a calbraton factor to the ndcated speed readng. The correct value for the calbraton factor s obtaned by one of two methods: If SOG nformaton s avalable, you can use ths as a reference, to enable you to set the correct calbraton factor. If SOG nformaton s not avalable, you need to manually calculate and apply the correct calbraton factor. In order to acheve accurate results, speed calbraton must be carred out n condtons of zero tde and zero current. Carry out the Start speed calbraton procedure (page 21) followed by the Set to SOG or Manual calbraton procedure, as requred. D D

27 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures 21 Start speed calbraton To calbrate the Speed transducer: 1. Wth the Transducers Found menu dsplayed (see Prelmnary procedures on page 18), use < or > to scroll to the Speed opton. Transducers Found Speed Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. D Press ENTER to select the Speed transducer setup menu. 3. Use < or > to scroll to the Calbraton opton. Speed 4. Press ENTER to select the Speed Calbraton screen Calbraton Raymarne Seral no Press ENTER to select. D Press to hghlght the calbraton speed feld. 6. Use < or > to select the lowest calbraton speed. 7. Apply the approprate calbraton factor, usng one of the followng: If SOG nformaton s avalable, use the Set to SOG procedure. If SOG nformaton s not avalable, use the Manual calbraton procedure. Set to SOG To use SOG to set the correct speed: 1. Carry out the Start calbraton procedure (above). 2. Press to hghlght the calbraton factor feld. 3. In condtons of zero tde and zero current, run your vessel at approxmately the selected calbraton speed, usng the SOG readng as a gude. 4. Use < or > to adjust the calbraton factor, so the current speed value changes to be the same as SOG 5. Press to hghlght the calbraton speed feld. Current SOG value Current speed value Calbraton Calbraton speed 2 KTS 1.8 Press ENTER to accept Informaton box content dependent on calbraton mode Calbraton SOG = 0.9 Speed = 1.2 Calbraton factor Calbraton speed 2 KTS 1.8 Press ENTER to accept Calbraton factor D D

28 22 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual 6. Use < or > to select the next calbraton speed. 7. Repeat Set to SOG steps 2 to 6, untl calbraton factor values have been set for all calbraton speeds. 8. Press ENTER to save the values and return to the Speed transducer setup menu. 9. Press CANCEL to return to the Transducers found menu. Manual calbraton To manually set the correct speed:. 1. Carry out the Start calbraton procedure (above) 2. In condtons of zero tde and zero current, run your vessel at a steady speed approxmately that of the selected calbraton speed, over a measured dstance.when you do ths, make a note of: The current speed value. The tme t takes to cover the measured dstance. Current speed value Calbraton 2 KTS Calculate the actual speed over the measured dstance (dstance/tme). 4. If the calculated speed s: The same as the current speed value noted durng the calbraton run, then the calbraton s correct at ths speed, so proceed from Manual calbraton step 6. Not the same as the ndcated speed:. Calculate a new, corrected calbraton factor, as follows actual speed x old calbraton factor new calbraton factor = ndcated speed. Press to hghlght the calbraton factor value feld.. Use < or > to set the dsplayed calbraton factor to the new calculated value. 5. Repeat Manual calbraton steps 2 to 4, untl the current speed value dsplayed durng the calbraton run s the same as the calculated speed. 6. Press to hghlght the calbraton speed feld. 7. Use < or > to select the next calbraton speed. 8. Repeat Manual calbraton steps 2 to 7, untl the calbraton factor values are correct at all calbraton speeds. 9. Press ENTER to save the values and return to the Speed transducer setup menu. 10. Press CANCEL to return to the Transducers found menu. Calbraton speed See Docs for Manual Calbraton. Speed 1.2KTS Press ENTER to accept Calbraton factor D

29 Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures Return to normal operaton When you have completed all the approprate docksde setup and seatral calbraton procedures, return to normal operaton as follows: 1. Wth the Transducers found menu dsplayed, press CANCEL to select the Search Results screen. 2. Press CANCEL to select the Transducer Setup screen showng the search ntaton message. 3. Press CANCEL to select the Advanced optons menu. 4. Press CANCEL to select the Man Menu. 5. Press CANCEL to return to normal operaton. 2.4 After commssonng When the docksde setup and seatral calbraton have been completed, and you have returned to normal operaton, your ST70 nstrument s ready for use. Refer to the ST70 Operatng Gude for nstructons on how to use t on a day-to-day bass. EMC Conformance Always check the nstallaton before gong to sea to make sure that t s not affected by rado transmssons, engne startng etc.

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31 25 Chapter 3: Setup Procedures 3.1 Introducton Many operatng parameters are set durng commssonng and may not need to be changed agan. However, f any of these parameters are not as you want them, you can change The method of ground wnd calculaton. Refer to Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures. The magnetc varaton. Refer to Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures. The response rate of an nstrument. Refer to Chapter 2: Commssonng Procedures. The language or vessel type. See below. The tme/date format. See below. The local tme. See below. Other setup procedures lkely to be useful on a day-to-day bass are gven n your ST70 Instrument Operatng Gude. These procedures nclude: Changng the screen brghtness level. Changng the screen colors. Changng data unts. Swtchng off pages on and off, and/or changng page layout and content. Settng local tme. Usng the alarm clock. 3.2 Procedures Changng the language or vessel type settng If you need to change the language or vessel type, use the followng procedure: 1. Press MENU to dsplay the Man Menu then use < or > to scroll to Advanced Optons. 2. Press ENTER to dsplay the Advanced Optons menu. 3. Follow the Settng Language or Settng Vessel Type procedure (below), as approprate. Man Menu Advanced Optons Settng Language 1. At the Advanced Optons menu, use < and > to select Language, then press ENTER to dsplay the Language menu. 2. Use < and > to select the language you want, then press ENTER to save and ext the menu. 3. Use the Leavng Advanced Optons procedure below, to return to the operatonal page. Language Press ENTER to select Englsh (UK) D Press ENTER to select D9342-1

32 26 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Settng Vessel Type CAUTION: Vessel Type settng also affects other parameters If you change the Vessel Type, you must then ensure all other parameters are set as you requre before usng the boat, as some other parameters change when the Vessel Type changes. 1. At the Advanced Optons menu, use < and > to select Vessel Type, then press ENTER to dsplay the Vessel Type menu. 2. Use < and > to select the requred Vessel Type, then press ENTER to save and ext the menu. 3. Use the Leavng Advanced Optons procedure below, to return to the operatonal page. Leavng Advanced Optons To leave the Advanced Optons menu: 1. Press CANCEL to return to the Man Menu. 2. Press CANCEL to return to the operatonal page. Changng the tme/date format Note: Date and tme nformaton s avalable only f the ST70 nstrument s recevng GPS data. To change the format of ether the tme or date dsplay: 1. Press MENU to dsplay the Man Menu then use < or > to scroll to Dsplay Settngs. 2. Press ENTER to show the Dsplay Settngs Dsplay Settngs menu. 3. Use < or > to scroll to the Tme & Date opton. 4. Press ENTER. A summary of the tme and date nformaton s then dsplayed. Tme & Date Tme & Date Tme 11:01:03 Date 14/06/07 Tme Offset -1 Hrs Tme Format 24-hour Date Format dd/mm/yy These are your current settngs. Press ENTER to contnue 5. Press ENTER agan, to dsplay the Tme & Date menu. 6. Follow the Settng tme format or Settng date format procedure (below), as approprate. D Vessel Type Inboard Speed Boat Selectng vessel type helps us to confgure your system. Press ENTER to select Change the default tme and date settngs. Press ENTER to select Tme & Date Set tme format D D Press ENTER to select D9778-1

33 Chapter 3: Setup Procedures 27 Settng tme format 1. At the Tme & Date menu, use < or > to scroll to the Set tme format opton. 2. Press ENTER to dsplay the Set tme format box, then use < or > to select ether 12 hour or 24 hour format, as requred. 3. Press ENTER to save the settng and return to the Tme & Date summary page. 4. Use the Leavng tme/date setup procedure below, to return to your operatonal page. Note: If you want to set the correct local tme, refer to the ST70 Instrument Operaton Gude. Settng date format 1. At the Tme & Date menu, use < or > to scroll to the Set date format opton. 2. Press ENTER to dsplay the Set date format box, then use < or > to select ether dd/mm/yy or mm/ dd/yy format, as requred. 3. Press ENTER to save the settng and dsplay the Tme & Date summary page. 4. Use the Leavng tme/date setup procedure below, to return to your operatonal page. Leavng tme/date setup Wth the Tme & Date summary page dsplayed: 1. Press CANCEL to return to the Dsplay Settngs menu. 2. Press CANCEL to return to the Man Menu. 3. Press CANCEL to return to your operatonal page. Set tme format 12-hour Use < & >to adjust. CANCEL exts wthout savng. Press ENTER to accept Set date format dd/mm/yy < & > to adjust. CANCEL exts wthout savng. Press ENTER to accept Tme & Date Tme 11:01:03 Date 14/06/07 Tme Offset -1 Hrs Tme Format 24-hour Date Format dd/mm/yy These are your current settngs. D D Press ENTER to contnue D9424-1

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35 29 Chapter 4: Mantenance & Troubleshootng 4.1 Mantenance Servcng and safety Unless specfc nstructons are gven to the contrary, Raymarne equpment should be servced only by authorzed Raymarne servce techncans. They wll ensure that servce procedures and replacement parts used wll not affect performance. Some products generate hgh voltages, so never handle the cables/connectors when power s beng suppled to the equpment. When powered up, all electrcal equpment produces electromagnetc felds. These can cause nearby electrcal equpment to nteract, wth a possble adverse effect on operaton. To mnmze these effects and enable best possble performance from your Raymarne equpment, gudelnes are gven n the nstallaton nstructons. Always report any EMC-related problem to your nearest Raymarne dealer. We use such nformaton to mprove our qualty standards. In some nstallatons, t may not be possble to prevent the equpment from beng affected by external nfluences. In general ths wll not damage the equpment but t can lead to spurous resettng acton, or momentarly may result n faulty operaton. Instrument Cleanng Perodcally clean your ST70 Instrument wth a soft damp cloth. Do NOT use chemcal or abrasve materals to clean your nstrument. Do NOT wpe the nstrument wth a dry cloth as ths could cause scratches. Cablng Perodcally examne all cables for chafng or other damage to the outer sheld, and where necessary, replace and re-secure

36 30 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual 4.2 Troubleshootng In the unlkely event that you encounter problems usng your ST70 nstrument, use ths secton to resolve the stuaton. Frst consderatons If your ST70 s not performng as you thnk t should, be sure you are operatng correctly as descrbed n the ST70 Operatng Gude, suppled wth the nstrument. Then: Ensure that any data you thnk may be mssng, s avalable on your boat. For example, f you do not have a wnd transducer, then there wll be no wnd data or wnd-related data. Take nto account any changes that may have been made to the electrcal system aboard your boat. Such changes could affect the performance of your ST70 nstrument. Be aware that rado sgnals transmtted nearby (for example from another boat or shore staton) could affect the performance of your ST70 nstrument. If you are satsfed that the problem s not due to any of the above, use the procedures n ths secton to solate the cause of the problem. Procedures If t appears that an ST70 nstrument s not operatng satsfactorly, check the symptoms below to determne how to resolve the problem: Nothng on the nstrument screen - refer to Chart 1. Data mssng from the nstrument screen - refer to Chart 2. Data on the nstrument screen s garbled- refer to Chart 3. Specfc data types are mssng or ncorrect: Check the relevant Transducer and Pod, ncludng the connectons between them and to the system. If speed readngs are mssng or obvously wrong, the speed transducer paddle wheel could be fouled and need cleanng.

37 Chapter 4: Mantenance & Troubleshootng 31 Nothng on screen ST70 user troubleshootng Chart 1 Are the nstrument buttons back-lt? NO YES Is power on at any other product n the system?* * The system to whch the nstrument s connected (ether SeaTalk, SeaTalk 2 or SeaTalk ng ) YES NO Swtch on power to the system At faulty nstrument, carry out swtch-on procedure Is problem stll present? Are the nstrument buttons back-lt? YES NO YES NO Return to normal operaton Is the dsplay lt? Check dsplay brghtness settng and adjust as necessary (see Operatng Gude) Is the dsplay lt? YES NO NO YES Return to normal operaton Ensure all system connectons are made satsfactorly Is problem stll present? YES NO If possble, use the About Dsplay feature to get product nformaton. Return to normal operaton Obtan techncal assstance Return to normal operaton D9524-1

38 32 ST70 Instrument User Reference Manual Data mssng ST70 user troubleshootng Chart 2 Is the dsplay lt? YES NO Refer to Chart 1 Are some data types present? YES NO Are the same data types mssng from more than one product n the system? YES NO Ensure connectons to relevant transducer(s) and pod(s)are satsfactory. Is all data avalable? Ensure all system connectons are satsfactory. Is data present? YES NO Use the About Dsplay feature to get product nformaton. YES NO Use the About Dsplay feature to get product nformaton. Return to normal operaton Obtan techncal assstance Return to normal operaton Obtan techncal assstance D9526-1

39 Chapter 4: Mantenance & Troubleshootng 33 Garbled nformaton on screen ST70 user troubleshootng Chart 3 Are other nstruments n system workng OK? YES NO Ensure all system connectons are satsfactory. Is problem stll present? YES NO Use the About Dsplay feature to get product nformaton. Obtan techncal assstance Return to normal operaton D Usng About Dsplay feature The About Dsplay functon provdes nformaton about the nstrument on whch t s run. Before seekng techncal assstance, please use the About Dsplay functon whenever possble to fnd out the relevant: Software Verson Number Hardware Verson Number Bootloader Verson Number Temperature Voltage Peak voltage Current Peak current Total hours run