Raymarine autopilot + ST4000+ User Manual
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Chapter 6: Setting-up the ST4000+
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3. To make a temporary adjustment to the rudder gain:
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press the -1 and +1 keys together for 1 second to display the
rudder gain (RUDD GAIN) screen
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then press -1 or +1 to change the level
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press disp or wait for 5 seconds to return to the previous
display and save the temporary changes
4. Repeat the test until you achieve a crisp course change with no
more 5° of overshoot.
Note: Set the rudder gain to the lowest value that gives accurate
course keeping. By minimizing helm movements this will reduce
power consumption and wear.
5. When you have determined the correct setting, change the
permanent rudder gain setting in Dealer setup (see page 108).
See also other documents in the category Raymarine GPS receiver:
- RAYTHEON E32001 (13 pages)
- RAYCHART 420 (101 pages)
- L365 (83 pages)
- SR50 (48 pages)
- A65 (100 pages)
- RS12 (50 pages)
- DSM300 (82 pages)
- NMEA Multiplexer (16 pages)
- Pathfinder (111 pages)
- Pathfinder Radar (244 pages)
- autopilot control unit (111 pages)
- VolvoPenta IPS Autopilot System DPU (16 pages)
- stand-alone master instrument (45 pages)
- ST80 (15 pages)
- Raystar 125 (8 pages)
- RS12 (38 pages)
- ST6001 (48 pages)
- Pathfinder Radar Scanners (66 pages)
- Chartplotter (101 pages)
- Heading Sensor (24 pages)
- Ray430 (54 pages)
- Viewable Marine Displays (38 pages)
- Marine GPS System (188 pages)
- C Series (244 pages)
- ST8001 (48 pages)
- hsb2 PLUS Series (246 pages)
- 631 PLUS (170 pages)
- navigation system (17 pages)
- ST8002 (48 pages)
- PowerPilot (18 pages)
- ST7002 (52 pages)
- GPS Kit (24 pages)
- 465 (107 pages)
- Ray54E (116 pages)
- GPS Plotter (131 pages)
- GPS navigation (75 pages)
- ST7001 (48 pages)
- 300 (136 pages)
- Raystar 120 (30 pages)
- autopilot (137 pages)
- DSM30 (34 pages)
- Platinum Chart Card (29 pages)
- ST6002 (56 pages)
- 320 (139 pages)