Maintenance And Storage - Garmin gWind Race Instructions D'utilisation

1
Connect the finished end of the included bulk cable to the
wind transducer on the mast.
2 Route the bare end of the cable to the location of the
GND 10.
3
Leaving an appropriate amount of slack, cut the bare end of
the wire, remove the casing, and strip the individual wires.
4
Disassemble the field-installable connector and place the
pressing screw , pinch ring
cable .
5
Using the screws on the back of the connector
each wire to the appropriate terminal.
Terminal Number
6 Screw the sleeve onto the connector.
7
Slide the seal into the sleeve and slide the pinch ring over
the seal.
8
Screw the pressing screw into the sleeve to complete the
assembly of the field-installable connector.
9
Connect the field-installable connector to either NEXUS port
on the GND 10.
Configuring the Wind Transducer
Before you can configure the wind transducer, it must be
connected through a GND 10 to a NMEA 2000 network with a
Garmin marine instrument, such as a GMI™ 20. Refer to the
marine instrument owner's manual for more information on
configuring NMEA 2000 devices.
1 On the marine instrument, go to the NMEA 2000 settings.
2
Select the name of the device (GND 10) to configure.
Adjusting the Orientation
You should adjust this setting if the sensor does not face the
exact front of the boat.
1
On the marine instrument, from the NMEA 2000 settings,
select the device name (GND 10).
2
Select Wind Angle Offset.
3
Based on the direction in which the sensor is facing in
relation to the exact center of the front of the boat, select the
angle in degrees to adjust for the difference in orientation.
, seal , and sleeve on the
, connect
Wire Color
Green
Yellow
Bare wire
White
The angle is configured clockwise around the mast of the
boat, from the exact center of the front of the boat. For
example, 90 degrees is starboard, and 270 degrees is port.
4
Select Done.
Adjusting the Wind Angle Filter
You should adjust this setting to change the responsiveness of
the display to changes in the wind direction.
1
On the marine instrument, from the NMEA 2000 settings,
select the device name (GND 10).
2
Select Wind Angle Filter.
3
Select an option:
• Select Off to turn off the filter and make the display the
most responsive to changes in the wind angle.
• Select On and adjust the value. Select a higher number to
increase the responsiveness of the display to changes in
the wind angle, or select a lower number to decrease the
responsiveness.
• Select Auto to automatically adjust the filter settings
based on wind conditions.
4
Select Done.
Adjusting the Wind Speed Filter
You should adjust this setting to change the responsiveness of
the display to changes in the wind speed.
1
On the marine instrument, from the NMEA 2000 settings,
select the device name (GND 10).
2
Select Wind Speed Filter.
3 Select an option:
• Select Off to turn off the filter and make the display the
most responsive to changes in the wind speed.
• Select On and adjust the value. Select a higher number to
increase the responsiveness of the display to changes in
the wind speed, or select a lower number to decrease the
responsiveness.
• Select Auto to automatically adjust the filter settings
based on wind conditions.
4
Select Done.
Advanced Calibration
Advanced calibration tools are available for this device using a
connected PC running the NexusRace™ software. You can
download the software from www.garmin.com. You must
connect the PC to the GND 10. For more information, see the
GND 10 Installation Instructions.

Maintenance and Storage

• If needed, use a mild soap solution to clean the wind
transducer, and rinse it with water. Do not use detergents or
high-pressure water.
• It is recommended to remove the wind transducer and store
it in a dry location if it will not be used for long periods of
time.
Specifications
Specification
Dimensions (H)
Weight
Cable length
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Water resistance rating
Power usage (wind transducer)
Value
1.18 m (46.46 in.)
320 g (11.29 oz.)
25 m (82 ft.)
From -15° to 70°C (5° to 158°F)
From -20° to 80°C (-4° to 176°F)
IPX6 (protected against heavy
seas)
0.33 W
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