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Basic operation | AP70/AP80 Operator Manual
Day/Night illumination
A night illumination option is included. This optimizes the color palette for low light
conditions. You switch between Day and Night illumination mode from the Light dialog.
White is the default background color on display and keys for Day illumination, while red is
used for Night. You can select which of these colors you want to use.
Note: The brightness level are adjusted independently for day and night illumination.
Taking command
You can take command from any control unit and/or remote by pressing the CMD key.
In an open system (no command transfer restrictions) you will get immediate control from
the control unit requesting command. A steering handle without a CMD key will get control
when the lever is operated.
In a multi-station system with active lock function, the command request must be confi rmed
on the active control unit.
Active/Passive units
In a system including more than one control unit and/or remote units, only one unit can be in
control at a time. All other units will be passive.
A passive unit is indicated in the mode status fi eld with passive icon, and the mode indication
letter size is reduced.
Active unit Passive unit
On a passive/locked unit illumination can be adjusted, alarm sound can be locally silenced,
and the CMD ke
y can be used for requesting command. All other functions are unavailable.
Selecting autopilot modes
You switch between Standby mode, Auto modes and Nav steering by pressing the
corresponding mode key.
When in Standby mode you can select NFU (Non Follow Up) by pressing the PORT or STBD
keys. Rudder will move and active trusters rotate as long as the key is pressed.
When in Standby or NFU mode you can select FU by pressing the rotary knob. The rudder
angle is then set by turning the rotary knob.
See “Delegation of
control in multiple station
systems” on page 14 for
further information
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TBY A
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NAV W
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