Raymarine 150/400 用户手册
Step 1: Check the Installation Kit
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Raymarine produces two alternative types of rudder sensor:
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the rotary rudder position sensor is suitable for all steering
systems (apart from ‘bullhorn’ style hydraulic outboards)
systems (apart from ‘bullhorn’ style hydraulic outboards)
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the linear rudder position sensor is specifically designed for
‘bullhorn’ style hydraulic outboard steering systems
‘bullhorn’ style hydraulic outboard steering systems
The autopilot system – other key components
Drive unit
The drive unit translates instructions from the course computer into
rudder movement, so the course computer can steer the boat.
Raymarine produces a wide range of drive units to suit different types
of steering systems.
rudder movement, so the course computer can steer the boat.
Raymarine produces a wide range of drive units to suit different types
of steering systems.
Control unit
The control unit is the your interface with the autopilot system. You
can use it to:
can use it to:
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engage and disengage the autopilot
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adjust the boat’s course when the autopilot is engaged
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view information about the autopilot system’s status and perform
a range of other functions
a range of other functions
Raymarine produces a range of control units to suit different boats
and user requirements.
and user requirements.
The autopilot system – extended systems
Around these key components of the autopilot system, you can
extend the system by adding options such as:
extend the system by adding options such as:
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connections to additional control units, SeaTalk equipment or
other manufacturers’ equipment (via NMEA)
other manufacturers’ equipment (via NMEA)
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a GyroPlus yaw sensor (if you have a Type 150 or Type 400
course computer without a built-in GyroPlus)
course computer without a built-in GyroPlus)
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For more information, see page 22
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For more information, see page 28
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For more information, see page 29
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