Simrad TP22 Instruction Manual

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2.3 Adjusting courseIn Autopilot mode, precise course adjustments can be easilymade: • press the Port ( ) or Starboard ( ) key once and a 1º coursead

Instruction Manual11E04818 Issue 1.02.4.3 Autotacking in Nav modeAs the Tillerpilot will be steering directly to a waypoint, theautotack facility is

3 ADVANCED FEATURESThe TP22 and TP32 Tillerpilots contain many advanced featur-es, including the ability to accept course data from a variety ofsourc

Instruction Manual13E04818 Issue 1.0Note If no wind information is present, the Tillerpilot will not enter Steer To Wind mode.To select Steer To Wind

With the power off, hold down the NAV (CAL) and TACKkeys and switch on the power. The Port or Starboard LED willilluminate, depending on the current m

4.3 Adjusting GainThe Tillerpilot will apply adjustments to the tiller, in order tocompensate for heading variations, the amount of movementbeing pro

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3216E04818 Issue 1.0flashes of the Nav LED indicates that the Tillerpilot is set toAuto Seastate.• Use the Port ( ) and Star

Instruction Manual17E04818 Issue 1.05 INSTALLATION5.1 Fitting the TillerpilotThe Tillerpilot is a very sophisticated piece of equipment and,therefo

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3218E04818 Issue 1.0Note If the dimensions given are not practical for the vessel to whichthe Tillerpilot is to be fitted, a

Instruction Manual19E04818 Issue 1.0NAVSTBYTACKSTBYAUTONMEA Data (Red)NMEA Common (Blue)+12V DC (Red)0V (Black)SimNet plugFig 5.5 - Tillerpilot bulk

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3220E04818 Issue 1.0Wire ColorBrown +12V DCBlue 0V• Use a suitable gauge cable for the run from the socket to the sup-ply (s

Instruction Manual21E04818 Issue 1.0Note It is not necessary to plug the Tillerpilot directly into any equip-ment that you wish to share data with –

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3222E04818 Issue 1.0In the example above (Fig 5.9), there are two nav data sources(the CP44 Chartplotter and the NMEA GPS vi

Instruction Manual23E04818 Issue 1.0NMEAtalker unitNMEA OutData/+NMEA OutCommon/-TillerpilotNMEAData(Red)Common(Blue)5.5 Interfacing via NMEAThe inb

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3224E04818 Issue 1.0Because of the vast number of different manufacturers andmodels of navigational equipment, Simrad cannot

Instruction Manual25E04818 Issue 1.06 APPENDIX6.1 Advice on operationWhen used correctly, your Tillerpilot can maintain as good acourse on most poi

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3226E04818 Issue 1.06.2 TroubleshootingThese simple checks should be carried out before seeking tech-nical assistance and m

6.3 NMEA sentences receivedThe NMEA 0183 information required for full functionality ofthe TP22 and TP32 whilst in Nav mode is as follows:– Cross Tra

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3228E04818 Issue 1.0Mounting accessoriesHeightTiller BracketsPush Rod Extensions PRE30 PRE60 PRE90 PRE120 PRE150 PRE300Part

Instruction Manual29E04818 Issue 1.06.6 SpecificationSupply Voltage 12V (10–16V) DCCurrent Consumption Standby – 60 mA(Typical) Auto – 500 mANMEA Fo

Instruction ManualIIIE04818 Issue 1.0Simrad TillerPilotsTMTP10 & TP22 & TP32TillerpilotsMANUAL

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP3230E04818 Issue 1.06.7 Service & WarrantyYour Tillerpilot should seldom need servicing, but will benefitfrom an applic

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The technical data, information and illustrations contained in this publication were to the best of our knowledge correctat the time of going to print

VE04818 Issue 1.01 GENERAL 1.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.2 The SimNet network syste

1 GENERAL1.1 IntroductionThe TP10, TP22, and TP32 Tillerpilots from Simrad are suitablefor a wide variety of tiller-steered sailing yachts up to 12

Tillerpilots TP10/TP22/TP328E04818 Issue 1.01.2 The SimNet network systemThe SimNet system is built around a high-speed bus network-ing system, that

Instruction Manual9E04818 Issue 1.02 OPERATION2.1 GeneralThe keypad of the Tillerpilot has been designed to be as simpleand intuitive to operate as