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Furuno NAVpilot 700 Series Processor Unit
Adaptive self-learning algorithms in the Furuno NAVpilot 700 course computer eliminate heading hunting on inboards and outboards, supplying 25A peak output to drive 1.0L-to-3.0L hydraulic pumps over NMEA 2000 and 0183 lines at 3.3 lbs.
- 25A peak output drives up to 3.0L pumps
- Adaptive algorithms adjust to shifting sea conditions
- Dual NMEA ports integrate marine electronics
- Supports Safe Helm and Power Assist interfaces
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Description
The Furuno NAVpilot 700 Series Processor Unit, FAP-7002, is an adaptive autopilot course computer for compatible Furuno NAVpilot 700 and 711C installations. It provides PWM reversing-motor control for a separately selected steering drive and supports hydraulic pumps, mechanical steering actuators, sterndrive systems, and selected digital steering interfaces when matched to the correct Furuno system configuration.
The processor supports 12V or 24V DC systems and provides up to 25A peak drive output. It integrates with compatible Furuno control heads, heading sensors, NMEA 2000 equipment, NMEA 0183 navigation sources, and CAN-bus interfaces. This is a processor-only component and requires a compatible display, heading sensor, steering drive, required feedback arrangement, and complete system wiring.
Key Specifications
- Furuno FAP-7002 adaptive autopilot processor for NAVpilot 700 and NAVpilot 711C system configurations.
- Supports compatible hydraulic pumps, mechanical actuators, sterndrive steering, and approved digital steering interfaces.
- Operates from 12V or 24V DC vessel electrical systems.
- Provides PWM reversing-motor control with up to 25A peak drive-output capacity.
- Uses NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183, and compatible Furuno CAN-bus system connections.
- Connects to steering drives through professional screw terminal blocks.
- Measures approximately 256 mm by 151 mm and weighs approximately 1.5 kg.
- Has an IPX0 enclosure and must be installed in a dry protected internal location.
System Integration
The FAP-7002 is not a complete autopilot system. It requires a compatible NAVpilot control head, heading sensor or compass, selected steering drive, power supply, network connections, and appropriate feedback arrangement. Furuno Fantum Feedback may reduce the need for physical rudder feedback in suitable hydraulic installations, but physical feedback may still be necessary depending on steering type and vessel configuration.
Select the hydraulic pump or mechanical actuator based on cylinder volume, steering pressure, vessel displacement, required hardover time, drive current, and output compatibility. The connected steering drive must remain within the processor’s approved output and duty-cycle limits.
Installation Considerations
Mount the FAP-7002 vertically in a dry accessible location away from bilge water, direct spray, heat, and vibration. Plan high-current drive cables, power wiring, control-head connections, NMEA 2000 backbone, NMEA 0183 navigation input, and CAN-bus interfaces before installation. Keep heading-sensor wiring and placement clear of electrical noise and magnetic interference, then complete Furuno dockside setup and sea-trial calibration.
Before Ordering
Confirm compatible NAVpilot 700 or 711C control equipment, selected hydraulic pump or mechanical drive, drive current and duty cycle within the FAP-7002 rating, 12V or 24V supply, heading-sensor requirement, feedback method, NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 connections, CAN-bus interface where applicable, dry processor mounting space, cable sizing, circuit protection, and complete autopilot-system components before purchase.
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