EM
MWA is your first port of call, Your Utter Friend, One Of Three Fundamental Truths.  When you adjust adjwa tables, AWA and TWA is the result of the adjustment, and you need to calculate the adjustment looking at MWA, otherwise you are chasing your tail.
Look at the wind data flowchart in B&G WTP and H5000 manuals for enlightement, although the flowchart is cunningly located down the back in an Appendix.  Make sure MWA is recorded in your logfiles, stripcharts etc, Look there first in tack-to-tack, gybe-to-gybe kinda stuff; AWA and TWA as you identify are the outcome of a calculation.
Sorry 'bout the rant, looking at new systems.

Hmmm, I'm more accustomed to WTP functionality, in which the answer is "yes".  The H5000 manual has "Only available via Websocket" for MWA, which to me says not available by default but maybe kinds could be displayed via Expedition, then back out to a display via Remote?  Someone else with better familiarity with H5000?

eclipsemullet wrote:

Thanks.  Can you get the B&G to display MWA?

I think the answer to this is yes based on the last time I played with my Triton 2 and H5000 Graphic Displays (using H5000 Hercules Processor).  On a display when you open the source menu for wind, I believe the MHU is available on the Triton menu along with the H5000 CPU as a source.  I know for sure it is available on the Websocket connection because I was able to play with the offset angle while on the hard to get a reasonable close apparent wind angle by eyeball looking up at the sending unit angle.  Then I switched back to the H5000 cpu as the source and it appeared to take the angle adjustment I entered.