ST60 wind instrument died

The manual refers.

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ST60 Speed Instrument OwnerTs Handbook - SV Zanshin

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We are sure your ST60 instrument will give you many years of trouble-free operation. This handbook describes how to install and use the Raymarine ST60 Speed.
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Speed Calibration - Raymarine ST60 Owner's Handbook ...

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Speed calibration · 1. With the Calibration Run Length screen displayed, press the timer · 2. Set the length of the intended calibration run, using either the ...

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  Speed Calibration - Raymarine ST60+ SPEED INSTRUMENT ...

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  Raymarine ST60+ SPEED INSTRUMENT Manual Online: Speed Calibration. ... Set the length of the intended calibration run, using either the timer button.

Hi Greg!
What you're looking for is an E22078.
Here is a link from binnacle.ca, but I'm sure you can find them cheaper if you look around.

Hope this helps.
-Steve

RAYMARINE ST60 PLUS WIND TRANSDUCER MASTHEAD E22078

I assume you have an ST-50 or ST60 windvane setup. These are the calibration instructions from the unit manual for the ST-50. They are the same for the ST-60 and ST-60+ units.

Hope it helps you.

Initial Calibration Windvane Alignment
Before the unit is used for navigational purposes the masthead transducer must be accurately aligned to the vessel. Before this procedure is carried out the windvane should be linearised as follows.

1 . Powerup lhe ST50 Plus Wind instrument.

2. Tum the vessel through two complete circles, making sure that the windvane remains in line with the wind -the instrument will automatically linearise the windvane.

Alignment
1. Press and hold CAL for 2 seconds until CO is displayed by the LCD.

2. Press < > to move the pointer to the correct wind angle.- WIND
- Press < > once to move the pointer by 1 degree.
- Press < > for 1 second to move the pointer by 10 degrees/second.
The LCD will now display the applied correction.

3. Press and hold CAL for 2 seconds to exit and store windvane alignment.

Windspeed Unit Selection

1 . Press and hold CAL until Ul (Knots) or U2 (Meters/second is displayed.

2. Press CALwithin 8 seconds to change the windspeed units selection.

3. After 8 seconds the wind instrument returns to normal operation.

my wind indicator is not reading what can i do

Go on www.raymarine.com and search for a dealer in your area and they will be able to help you. The wind service kit sells for less than $30.

Very possible that the Wind instrument has a defective Seatalk interface - it happened to me. You could try your Wind in another boat, just connecting it temporarily to the Seatalk Bus - if it jams those it is the problem

Your autopilot should have a separate Course Computer such as the 100, 400, S1... somewhere. Some models have two SeaTalk busses, and the recommended installation is to use one bus for the 6002 control head alone, and the other bus for instruments etc, so a SeaTalk fail on the instrument bus will not disable he Autopilot. I retired my boat this way (after the dealer took the one-bus shortcut).

The real solution is to have the Wind instrument fixed. The cheapest work-around is to cut the yellow SeaTalk wire between the 6002 and the Wind, so that the Wind instrument gets power but does not affect the data bus. That should let the AP and Wind each work normally and independently (no Wind-angle mode on the AP).

Raymarine have a forum you should join for more info and help.

You can find the owners manual here:http://www.raymarine.co.uk/products/instruments/st60-plus-series/e22075-p/?esctl369867_asset=6656

Generally, that indicates air bubbles in the water under the transducer. If you have a transom-mount transducer, make sure the bottom surface is level or angled slightly down. If you have a thru-hull, make sure your bottom is fairly clean in that area.

Yes. The shorty transducers that normally ship with the ST40 series instruments should be interchangeable with longer stem ST60 series ducers.

You might want to double check that all of the spade connectors that are used to plug the wind transducer into the ST60 wind display are firmly plugged onto the display's terminals.

Because of the blind connection, sometimes the terminal ends up lodged between the red insulator and the spade, rather than within the spade connector itself. This results in intermittent or missing readings from one part of the sensor or more.

Also make sure the display is in Master mode. You will need to get into its setup mode to confirm this. The other possible mode is repeater, which would be used if this were a secondary readout.