Simrad AUTOPILOT SYSTEM AP50 Manuel D’Utilisation

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Simrad AP50 Autopilot 
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•  If a Non-Follow Up lever (or handheld remote) is connected, 
test change of modes and verify port and starboard steering 
commands of the lever. 
•  Set waypoints into each navigator connected to the system, 
and verify that the AP50 steers in NAV mode for each Nav. 
source. 
•  Provide user training. 
5.4  Providing User Training 
The user should be instructed in the "basic" operational 
functions, such as: 
•  Turning the system on and off. 
•  Changing modes. Explain briefly what takes place in the 
different modes. 
•  Regaining manual control from any mode. Point out in what 
modes the helm is engaged by the autopilot. 
•  Taking command at an "inactive" station, if applicable. 
•  Using the lock mode, how to lock/unlock, and how to shut 
the system down from a locked control unit, if applicable. 
•  Use of the Non-Follow-up and Follow-up steering modes and 
learning the difference between the two. 
•  Use of a Non-Follow-up and Follow-up controller, if 
connected. 
•  Changing course by rotary knob and buttons. 
•  Moving through the User Set-up Menu in STANDBY, 
AUTO, NAV, and WORK modes learning how to (and why 
to) change the settings. 
•  Knowing the difference between normal parameters and 
WORK parameters also including Nav. source and Compass 
sensor selection, if applicable. 
•  Locating any compasses and knowing to keep all magnetic 
items away. 
•  Locating the Mains circuit breaker. 
•  Knowing the different uses of thruster (Follow-up, Non-
Follow-up, and WORK modes).