"> Raytheon Anschütz NautoPilot
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Raytheon Anschütz

NautoPilot

Raytheon Anschütz NautoPilot is listed as a marine heading-control or autopilot system in the Autopilot & Bridge Systems / Autopilot category. Equipment of this class is typically installed on the bridge with interfaces to the steering gear, heading sensors, rudder feedback, and navigation systems. Its shipboard purpose is to maintain or alter vessel heading automatically while allowing the bridge team to supervise and immediately regain manual control. The exact piping, electrical, control, foundation, and accessory arrangement depends on the vessel and the supplied configuration. No additional verified rating, capacity, weight, dimension, or other model-specific figure is supplied in the structured source data. Any differences from adjacent models in the same family, including rating, size, material, control, certification, or accessory differences not explicitly listed here, should be confirmed in the manufacturer documentation.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

equipment category autopilot
solas approved True

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Common failures & inspection points

Heading-sensor or interface faults cause wandering, incorrect commanded heading, or sensor alarms
Rudder-feedback, steering-interface, or actuator faults cause hunting, poor course keeping, or inability to execute commands
Power-supply, control-computer, or display faults cause loss of automatic steering or unexpected mode changes
Incorrect gain, counter-rudder, weather, or vessel-response settings produce excessive rudder activity or sluggish course correction
Mode-selector, alarm, network, or navigation-input faults prevent track control or produce nuisance disengagement

Service & Maintenance

Test manual and automatic mode transfer, heading inputs, rudder feedback, alarms, steering commands, emergency override, and connected navigation interfaces. Tuning and exact acceptance criteria must follow sea-trial data, vessel procedures, and manufacturer documentation.

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Replacement Parts

Typical spares include fuses, control switches, display or keypad items, interface modules, feedback sensors, relays, and critical power-supply components.
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