Simrad NSX Autopilot Controller

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Below you will find brief information for NSX Autopilot Controller. This app guide highlights the autopilot's modes, including Non-Follow Up, Follow Up, Heading Hold, No Drift, and Navigation. It also covers tuning parameters like rudder gain, counter rudder, and track response for optimal vessel control.

Key Features

  • Offers multiple steering modes like Heading Hold, No Drift and Navigation.

  • Allows fine-tuning with adjustable rudder gain and counter rudder settings.

  • Enables automatic navigation to waypoints and along predefined routes.

  • Provides manual control through Non Follow Up and Follow Up modes.

  • Features adjustable track response and approach angle.

Pages: 15 Simrad NSX Autopilot Controller User guide

Brand: Simrad Size: 3 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What autopilot modes are available?

Non Follow Up, Follow Up, Heading Hold, No Drift, and Navigation.

How do I adjust the autopilot settings?

Access the settings menu by selecting the settings button on the controller, then select Tune autopilot to adjust settings.

What is rudder gain?

Rudder gain determines the ratio between the commanded rudder and the heading error. A higher value applies more rudder.

What does the 'No Drift' mode do?

The 'No Drift' mode steers the vessel along a calculated track line, compensating for drift caused by wind or current.

When should I use 'Navigation' mode?

'Navigation' mode should only be used in open waters to automatically steer the vessel to a waypoint or along a predefined route.

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