Operation Manual
Table Of Contents
- AP300X INSTRUCTION MANUAL
- FRONT MATTER
- GENERAL INFORMATION
- Introduction
- How to use this manual
- System components
- Optional components
- NI300X NMEA Interface Unit
- CI300X Compass Interface
- Rudder" indicator
- Compass" Indicator
- CDI35 Course Detector Interface
- LF3000 Linear Feedback
- LFI3000 Linear Feedback Interface
- Robnet cables
- R3000X Remote Control
- S100 NFU steering lever
- S3 NFU steering lever
- JP300 Jack Point
- Mounting brackets
- Top mount bezel
- Flush mount bezel
- AP300X AUTOPILOT OPERATION
- Overview
- AP300X with MSD50 Stern Drive unit
- ON/OFF / Standby mode
- Automatic Steering
- Navigating with the AP300X
- Wind vane steering
- Automatic Speed selection
- Multiple station system
- Lock function
- The User Set-up Menu
- AP300DLX Main features
- Operation of Graphic Display
- Waypoints
- Routes
- Navigating with the AP300DLX
- Glossary
- INSTALLATION
- General
- RF300 Rudder feedback installation
- Junction unit installation
- Drive unit installation
- Control unit installation
- RFC35 Fluxgate Compass installation
- JP300 Jack Point installation
- R3000X Remote Control installation
- S3 NFU Lever installation
- S100 NFU Lever installation
- Interfacing
- Software Setup Procedure
- Sea Trial
- MAINTENANCE
- TROUBLE SHOOTING
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- AP300X AUTOPILOT SPARE PARTS LIST

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Waypoint - A discrete point, stored in a navigator, located on the
surface of the earth. Normally this point will be identified by Lat/Lon
coordinates although in some systems it may be shown by T.D.'s. The
AP300DLX has the capability of storing 98 waypoints.
XTE - Cross Track Error - Used to identify a vessels position relative to
a straight line drawn between two waypoints. The amount the vessel is
off to the left or to the right of this line is known as the track. It is
normally displayed in hundredths of a nautical mile, equal to 60 ft.
UTC - Universal Time Coordinated - Transmitted from satellites to
GPS receivers as the universal time reference for the Global Positioning
System.