The Simrad GC80/GC85 Compact gyro compasses are designed for all vessels. They eliminate the inconvenience and limitations of magnetic compasses, and provide accurate and consistent heading information to other navigational equipment.
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Compact design
Eliminates magnetic compass limitations
Accurate and consistent heading information
Multiple electrical outputs
IMO A.424 (11) and Wheel Mark Specifications compliance (GC80)
IMO A.821 (19) HSC compliance (GC85)
External heading sensor compatibility
Pendulum function for 180° heading change
Alarm system for fault detection
Repeater backup function
The main advantages include eliminating the limitations of magnetic compasses, providing accurate and consistent heading information, and offering multiple electrical outputs for integration with other navigational systems.
The GC80 model is designed for vessels with speeds up to 30 knots, while the GC85 model is suitable for high-speed vessels with speeds up to 70 knots. The GC85 model also complies with IMO A.821 (19) HSC specifications for high-speed craft.
Refer to the section on System Start-up and Shut-down in the instruction manual for detailed instructions on starting and shutting down the system.
The system generates alarms to indicate faults or malfunctions. The Complete alarm code list section of the manual provides a comprehensive list of alarm codes and corrective actions.
What does the alarm code E-c indicate?
The code E-c indicates that the GPS communication interface is off or the serial signal has been interrupted. Ensure the GPS is functioning or change the data input system in the latitude or speed settings menu.
