User manual RAYMARINE ST60 MAXIVIEW

[. . . ] ST60 MaxiView Owner's Handbook Document number: 81156-2 Date: 1st April 2001 D1048-3 ST60 MaxiViewTM Autohelm and SeaTalk are registered trademarks of Raymarine Ltd. The information in this handbook was correct at the time it went to press. Raymarine operates a policy of continuing improvement and updating and therefore reserves the right to change the product specification without notice. Liability cannot be accepted for inaccuracies or omissions. [. . . ] · at least 500 mm (20 in) from radio receiving equipment. · accessible from behind for ease of installation and cable running. Note: To prevent the accumulation of moisture, the ST60 MaxiView breathes through a small vent in the connector boss. The rear of the MaxiView must, therefore, be sited where it is protected from possible contact with water. The ST60 MaxiView is fitted with a foam gasket that forms a watertight seal between the rear case and the installation face. 2 ST60 MaxiView Instrument Owner's Handbook 1. 2 Mounting procedure (cockpit/bulkhead) 3 2 1 2 4 D1051-3 1 Connector boss gasket 2 Fixing studs 3 Thumb nuts 4 Sealing 1. Make sure the surface to which the MaxiView is to be mounted is smooth, flat and clean. Use the template (supplied) to mark the centres for the fixing studs (2) and the connector boss (1). Note: To allow protective covers to be fitted, adjacent MaxiView instruments should have at least 6 mm (1/4 in) gap between them. Drill two 5 mm 0. 2 in) diameter holes for the fixing studs. Using a 60 mm (2 3/8 in) diameter cutter, drill a hole for the connector boss (1). Screw the two fixing studs (2) into the rear case of the MaxiView. Install the MaxiView in the chosen location and secure with the thumb nuts (3). Note: The thumb nuts should be hand tightened only. Also, do not use silicone grease/sealants as an additional method of sealing - these expand and may, if applied to the seal attached to the rear case, distort the MaxiView casing. 1. 3 Bracket Mounting As an alternative to bulkhead mounting, the ST60 MaxiView can, be bracket mounted using the Raymarine mounting kit (Catalogue No. D130). Chapter 1: Installation 3 D1327-2 1. 4 Flush Mounting A flush mounting kit is available for situations where a low-profile installation is required or more desirable. Full instructions are provided with the kit (Catalogue No. E25017). ST 60 D1326-3 1. 5 Power supply Power for the ST60 MaxiView is taken from the SeaTalk bus. 4 ST60 MaxiView Instrument Owner's Handbook Cable Mast Deck Junction box Keel D671-3 The SeaTalk cable from the MaxiView pod should be connected to the cable tail of the last instrument in the existing SeaTalk system. Chapter 2: Remote Installation 5 Chapter 2: Remote Installation 2. 1 SeaTalk Socket Installation The MaxiView remote controller (A25006) is SeaTalk compatible and controls the MaxiView instruments via the SeaTalk bus. It is supplied with a custom waterproof plug and socket. The plug comes ready assembled to the remote cable and the socket can be mounted in the cockpit area or anywhere a remote control is required. When correctly installed the SeaTalk socket is fully waterproof and can be situated in an exposed location. Cabling The bulkhead socket is wired to the bus using a SeaTalk extension cable (Cat. This can either be connected to a cable that links instruments in the nav area to those in the cockpit, or connected directly to the spare SeaTalk tail on the last instrument or autopilot control unit (also using D131). D1094-2 D1095-2 6 ST60 MaxiView Instrument Owner's Handbook 2. 2 Mounting/Cabling The socket is assembled as follows: 1. Apply the self adhesive template to the bulkhead at the selected location. [. . . ] Each time the nominated key is pressed the MaxiView will scroll onto the next programmed page. Each of the six pages are set up as follows: 1. Make sure RACE has been selected in Basic Calibration. Cycle Basic Calibration until the Screen Selection page is displayed. Screen number (1 to 6) Pointer Menu selection View programmed page Cancel programmed page D1100-3 Note: If the Screen has not been programmed VIEW and CLEAR will not be displayed. [. . . ]