NAVPILOT711CPK1 — Autopilot CAN Bus, 4.1", Display, Processor Unit, Rotary Feedback

The FAP-7011C control unit is equipped with a 4.1-inch TFT LCD color screen. It provides a resolution of 320x240 pixels, ensuring clear display of navigation data.

The FAP-7011C control unit display has a brightness of 700 cd/m², ensuring excellent visibility even in full sunlight. Additionally, the backlight is adjustable in 8 levels, allowing brightness to be adapted to preserve night vision or adjust to all ambient light conditions.

The NAVPILOT711CPK1 offers several steering modes to adapt to various situations:

STBY: Standby mode.
Auto: Automatic heading hold.
Dodge: Temporary evasive maneuver.
Turn: Executes programmed turns.
Remote: Enables remote control.
Advanced auto: Advanced automatic steering.
Navigation: Follows a preprogrammed route.
Wind: Wind-based heading hold (requires external data).
Fish Hunter™: Specific fishing mode (requires external data).

The NAVPILOT711CPK1 integrates self-learning software that continuously adapts to the vessel's steering characteristics. It adjusts autopilot parameters based on factors such as speed, trim, draft, tide, and wind, ensuring optimal performance.

The Fantum Feedback™ technology is an innovation that enables precise heading control without requiring a physical rudder feedback unit. This significantly simplifies autopilot installation, particularly for 24 to 50-foot outboard boats, by reducing the number of components and wiring complexity.

The FAP-7011C control unit is designed to withstand marine environments. It is protected to IP56 standards, meaning it is resistant to dust and powerful water jets, ensuring durability outdoors.

The FAP-7002 processor unit is rated IPX0. This indicates it offers no specific protection against water or dust and must be installed in a dry, protected environment inside the vessel to ensure proper operation and longevity.

The FAP-7002 processor unit allows fine adjustment of several parameters to optimize autopilot performance:

Rudder gain: Adjustable from AUTO/1 to 20.Counter-rudder: Adjustable from AUTO/0 to 20.Trim gain: Adjustable from AUTO/1 to 20.Rate of heading change: Adjustable from 1 to 30 degrees per second.

Yes, the NAVPILOT711CPK1 has specific modes for fishing. It includes the Fish Hunter™ mode which, with external data, can help maintain course for fishing applications. Additionally, the SABIKI™ mode is designed to hold course at low speed, which is particularly useful for trolling or controlled drift.

The SABIKI™ mode is a specific feature of the NAVPILOT711CPK1 designed to maintain the ship's heading at very low speed. This mode is particularly advantageous for fishing activities, allowing for a stable trajectory during slow trolling or controlling the boat's drift.

The FAP-7011C control unit is designed to operate with a DC power supply (VCC) ranging from 12 to 24 volts. This makes it compatible with most standard marine electrical systems.

The FAP-7002 processor unit can handle a continuous current of 25A for the autopilot motor/solenoid. It can also support a peak current of up to 50A for 5 seconds for the same components. The clutch/bypass drive supports a current of 3A.

The Fantum Feedback™ technology enables precise heading control without requiring a physical rudder feedback unit, simplifying installation. This technology is specifically noted as highly effective and simplifying installation for 24 to 50-foot outboard boats. For other vessel types or configurations, the use of a physical feedback unit may be necessary or recommended depending on the steering system requirements.

Yes, the NAVPILOT711CPK1 is particularly suited to installations on 24–50 ft outboard-powered boats. Its Fantum Feedback™ technology is a major advantage for this type of vessel, as it greatly simplifies installation by eliminating the need for a physical rudder feedback unit.

Yes, the NAVPILOT711CPK1 is an autopilot based on the CAN bus (Controller Area Network). This standard communication protocol enables efficient integration and interaction with other compatible marine electronic devices on the vessel.

To activate and fully use the 'Wind' and 'Fish Hunter™' modes, the NAVPILOT711CPK1 requires data from external sensors. The 'Wind' mode requires wind data (direction and speed), typically provided by an anemometer. The 'Fish Hunter™' mode can use position data, depth, or other fishing-relevant information from a compatible chartplotter or depth sounder.

Yes, as a CAN bus-based system, the NAVPILOT711CPK1 is designed to be integrated into compatible navigation networks. It can exchange data with other Furuno devices or third-party equipment supporting the CAN Bus protocol, subject to the specific compatibility of the messages exchanged between devices.

The NAVPILOT711CPK1 is covered by Furuno’s standard manufacturer warranty. For detailed information on duration, coverage, and specific warranty conditions, consult the warranty documents provided with the product or contact the manufacturer’s customer service directly.