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h2000 User Manual
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3.5.2 Heading Source Selection
The h2000 System can accept heading data from a variety of
different sources. These different sources are known as
Nodes and allow the system to identify which heading
devices are connected to the system. The list below shows
the various sources of heading available with its respective
address node:
Device Node
Main Processor (NMEA input) 5
Performance Processor (NMEA input) 9
Halcyon Processor (“Halcyon Gyro” input) 15
Halcyon Processor (NMEA input) 15
Halcyon
2000 Compass 16
PLC Pilot (internal compass) 17
ACP Pilot (direct “Halcyon Gyro” input) 18
NMEA
Input to NMEA FFD 96, 97…
Enter the required heading node by following the procedure
below:
a. Press the Scroll Up key until NAVIGATE is
shown in the text, flashing.
b. Press Enter.
c. Press the Scroll Up key again until the display
shows COURSE flashing.
d. Press Enter. COURSE will now stop flashing.
e. Press Scroll Down until the display shows
CALBRATE.
f. Press Enter 3 times. The display now shows
HDG NODE and will display a value which
flashes.
g. Use the Scroll Up and Scroll Down keys to
change the value to the required setting.
h. Press Enter.
i. Switch the system off, and then back on again to
complete the calibration process.