Interphase Tech Star Pilot 6 manual UniI Installntion, Power Connection

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UniI Installntion

DisplayUnit

Overhead

 

The compactsizeof theStar Pilot 6 allowsfor easyinstallationin

 

 

 

 

mostany boat.To getmaximumperfonnanceandlifc from your unit.

 

 

thefbllowingguidelinesshouldbe consicleredwhenselectinga

 

 

mountinglocation:

 

 

 

I ) Selecta locationwheretheunit is protectedfrom excessive

 

 

temperatureHeat. is oneof theworstenemiesof electroniccompo-

 

 

nents,andwill acceleratecomponentaging,therebyreducingthe

 

 

trouble-freelife of your Star Pilot 6.

 

 

Shelf/Table

2) Mount thedisplayin a locationwhereit will be convenientto

 

routethe power and antennacables.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTE: An optional.in-dashmountinsbracketis availablefbr

 

 

theStar Pilot 6 displayunit.Contact

nearbyAuthorized

 

 

)'our

InterphaseDealeror theInterphaseAccessoriesSalesDepart- ment (408) 427-4444.

GPS antenna/receiv

Antenna cable

StarPilot6 GPSdisplayunit

Power Connection

The Star Pilot 6 requiresa p()\\'ersourccr,^,itha voltagelevelfrom l0 to l6 VDC . Low voltagemavcausca clintdrsplarrcduccd.srgnal, weakbeeperanda slow tum on. High voltagcnta\ eventuallyresult in failureof someinternalpart.Thc nominalvoltascloundon most properlyoperatingmarinepo\\er \\\tL-lltsis 13.6VDC. I1is recom- mendedthatyou checkthevoltagesupplr whichrou intendto operatefor theproperlevel.

Connectthetwo-pinplug on thecnd of'thepower supplycableto the powersupplyjack locatedat therearof theunit.Connectthered wire to thepositiveterminalandtheblackwire to thenegativeterminalof

your boat's12VDC battery,or thecorrespondinconnections-u of the maindistributionpanel.Avoid connectingdirectly'to thesamecircuit with anyelectronicswhich tendto draw a larseanrountof power, suchasbilgepumps,refrigeratorsandtransmittingradios.

The powercord includedwith theStar Pilot 6 includesan in-line fuseholderwith a 1.6Amp tuseinstalledBe. certainwhenconnect- ing the powercord to the batterythatthecorrectpcllarityis observed or thefusemay blow andpossiblecircuitdamagemay occur.

WARNING: Neverreplacethe Star Pilot 6 in-line fusewith a fuse of a higherrating.Alwaysreplacewith a fusewith a ratingbetween

IAmp. and 1.6Amp. Beforereplacrngthefusecheckall connec- tions. If thefusecontinuesto blow, returntheentiresystemto Interphasefor service.

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Contents OperationMarunl Thblcof Contents Important lotice WarrantyInformntionToOur Customer GeneralInformntion Power Connection UniI InstallntionStar Pilot 6 GPS Antenna AntewtnInstallationStar Pilot 6 Keyboard BasicOperationAlpha-Numeric Keys Common SoftkeyFunctionsPower/BacklightControl Turning The Star Pilot 6 On GettingStartedMenu Screen PressKey #l to Choosethe PositionModeN U IE S C What Is a Waypoint?EnteringWaypoints SavingPresentPositionAs a lVaypoint PositionModeN U I E S C I a I V I E N T R SaveinPIntMode Featuresof Track PlotClearall Navigateto\ t IYavigateModeN U IE S C I N I V I E N T R JnavigatetoSave CreatingRoutes WaypointMode\JK N U IR T EN U eI s C i O e U l I E N r R N U I W p T SnI l v l e r u r nStatusMode Anchc Distance SetUpModeMenui ES C I N I V I E N T R Tltc Basicsof GPS NavigationalTerms AdvancedlVavigationGuideGPS Modes Speed CoGNmea 0183Data Output GPS Health Messages Snr Pilot 6 Error Messages & TroublcslnotingTipsError Codes Speciftcations Main FeaturesPhysical General

Star Pilot 6 specifications

Interphase Tech Star Pilot 6 is an advanced space exploration vessel designed to revolutionize interstellar travel. This state-of-the-art spacecraft combines cutting-edge technologies with exceptional performance, making it a benchmark for future space missions.

At the heart of the Star Pilot 6's design is its propulsion system. The ship utilizes a hybrid fusion drive, significantly reducing travel time across vast distances. This propulsion mechanism enables the vessel to attain speeds approaching a significant fraction of the speed of light, facilitating expeditions to distant solar systems within a feasible timeframe. Coupled with its powerful ion thrusters, the ship boasts remarkable maneuverability, allowing for precise navigational capabilities in both deep space and planetary atmospheres.

The Star Pilot 6 features an innovative energy management system, which optimally balances power distribution among critical systems. This ensures that the vessel maintains peak performance while conserving fuel—a crucial aspect for long-duration missions. Its onboard AI, known as Aegis, monitors systems in real-time, providing predictive analytics and troubleshooting capabilities that enhance operational safety and efficiency.

One of the standout characteristics of the Star Pilot 6 is its modular design. The spacecraft can be easily reconfigured for a variety of missions, including scientific research, exploration, and cargo transport. This adaptability extends to its crew accommodations, which can be customized to support both small crews on short missions and larger teams for long-duration explorations.

The interior of the Star Pilot 6 emphasizes comfort and functionality, featuring advanced life-support systems that recycle air and water, ensuring sustainability in space. The ship is equipped with individual living quarters, communal areas, and state-of-the-art laboratories for research and experiments. The ship's systems are seamlessly integrated with a holographic interface, providing an intuitive environment for crew interaction and control.

Safety is paramount in the design of the Star Pilot 6. The vessel is fortified with advanced shielding technology that protects it from radiation and micrometeorite impacts. Furthermore, it is outfitted with a robust escape system, ensuring crew safety during emergencies.

In summary, Interphase Tech Star Pilot 6 represents the pinnacle of modern space travel technology, characterized by its hybrid fusion drive, modular design, and advanced safety features. It is poised to play a crucial role in humanity's quest to explore the cosmos, opening new avenues for research and discovery in the universe.
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