Yamaha outboard f350 Suare guages manual

COMMAND LINKMULTIFUNCTION METER

(SQUARE)

OPERATION MANUAL

6Y8-2819U-00

To the ownerThank you for choosing the Yamaha Com-mand Link Multifunction Meter.This Operation Manual contains informationyou will need for proper operation.A thorough understanding of these simpleinstructions and of those in the Owner’sManual of the outboard motor will help youobtain maximum enjoyment of your newYamaha. This manual should be considereda permanent part of this meter and shouldremain with it even if the meter is subse-quently sold.In this Operation Manual particularly impor-tant information is distinguished in the fol-lowing ways.

The Safety Alert Symbol meansATTENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOURSAFETY IS INVOLVED!

WARNINGFailure to follow WARNING instructionscould result in severe injury or death tothe machine operator, a bystander, or aperson inspecting or repairing the out-board motor.

CAUTION:A CAUTION indicates special precau-tions that must be taken to avoid damageto the outboard motor.

NOTE:A NOTE provides key information to makeprocedures easier or clearer.

COMMAND LINK MULTIFUNCTION METER

(SQUARE)OPERATION MANUAL

©2005 by Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.1st Edition, March 2005

All rights reserved.Any reprinting or unauthorized usewithout the written permission of

Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.is expressly prohibited.

Printed in Japan

The Command Link Multifunction Meterenables the display of information throughdigital communication with the engine.

Optional parts such as the speed sensor,cooling water pressure sensor, Triducer-Multi sensor, and GPS are described in thismanual by assuming that the parts areinstalled and set up on the outboard motor.

The Command Link Multifunction Meterdescribed in this manual consists of the fol-lowing.

• Tachometer unit(Part No.: 6Y8-8350T-0*)

• Speedometer unit(Part No.: 6Y8-8350S-0*)

• Fuel management meter unit(Part No.: 6Y8-8350F-0*)

• Speed & Fuel meter unit(Part No.: 6Y8-83500-0*)

The Command Link Multifunction Meter iscompatible with the following outboardmotors.

4-stroke models:Fuel injection models only2-stroke models:HPDI models only

The operations of the SET button and theMODE button are described in this manualas follows.

Button operations:

•Press the SET button one time.

•Press the MODE button one time.

• orPress the SET button or the MODE buttonone time.

• (1 second)Press the SET button for 1 second.

• (4 seconds)Press the MODE button for 4 seconds.

• (10 seconds)Press the MODE button for 10 seconds.

• (2 times)Press the MODE button two times.

• +Press the SET button and the MODE but-ton simultaneously.

• + (10 seconds)Press the SET button and the MODE but-ton simultaneously for 10 seconds.

Table of contents

1. Tachometer unit ....................... 1Description .................................. 2Activating the meter .................... 2

Periodic maintenance notification ............................. 3

Tachometer ................................. 3Trim meter................................... 3Multifunction display.................... 4

Oil pressure display (4-stroke models) .................. 5

Oil level display (2-stroke models) .................. 6

Total hour, Trip hour display .... 6Cooling water/engine

temperature display............... 7Battery voltage display ............. 8Cooling water pressure display

(optional: cooling water pressure sensor has been installed)................................ 9

Water detection warning .......... 9Changing backlight settings ...... 10Adjusting trolling speed ............. 10Changing settings

(custom mode) ....................... 11Switching to custom mode ..... 11Resetting custom mode ......... 12MAINTENANCE

(resetting maintenance intervals).............................. 12

TRIM SET (setting trim angle) .................................. 13

DISPLAY (setting displays) .... 13FORM (setting display

format)................................. 15ENGINE NUMBER

(setting corresponding engine) ................................ 19

Service functions....................... 20Diagnosis ............................... 20Resetting engine number ....... 21

2. Speedometer unit................... 22Description................................ 23Activating the meter .................. 23Speedometer ............................ 24Fuel meter................................. 25Multifunction display.................. 25

Trip display (optional: speed sensor has been installed) ............................. 26

Ambient water temperature display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed) .................... 27

Depth display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed) .................... 27

System voltage display .......... 28Clock (optional: GPS has

been installed) .................... 28Changing backlight settings ...... 29Changing settings

(custom mode)....................... 29Switching to custom mode..... 29Resetting custom mode ......... 30DISPLAY (setting displays).... 30UNIT (setting displayed

units) ................................... 32FUEL SENSOR

(setting fuel sensor) ............ 33

3. Fuel management meter unit ........................................... 34Description................................ 35Activating the meter .................. 35Fuel flow meter ......................... 36Multifunction display.................. 37

Total fuel consumption display................................. 38

Fuel economy display ............ 39Remaining fuel display........... 40

Changing backlight settings ...... 40

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Changing settings (custom mode) ....................... 41Switching to custom mode ..... 41Resetting custom mode ......... 41DISPLAY (setting displays) .... 42UNIT (setting displayed

units) ................................... 43TANK CAPACITY

(setting fuel tank capacity) .. 44CALIBRATION

(setting correction value)..... 45

4. Speed & Fuel meter unit ........ 47Description ................................ 48Activating the meter .................. 48Speedometer............................. 49Fuel meter ................................. 50Multifunction display.................. 50

Trip display (optional: speed sensor has been installed).............................. 51

Fuel economy display ............ 52Fuel flow display..................... 52Total fuel consumption

display ................................. 53Ambient water temperature

display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed)..................... 53

Depth display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed)..................... 54

System voltage display .......... 54Clock (optional: GPS has

been installed)..................... 55Changing backlight settings ...... 55Changing settings

(custom mode) ....................... 56Switching to custom mode ..... 56Resetting custom mode ......... 56DISPLAY (setting displays) .... 57

UNIT (setting displayed units) ................................... 59

FUEL SENSOR (setting fuel sensor) ............ 61

CALIBRATION (setting correction value) .... 61

5. Setting up the meters ............ 63Activating for the first time......... 63Setting the initial settings .......... 64

Tachometer unit ..................... 64Speedometer unit .................. 64Fuel management meter

unit ...................................... 64Speed & Fuel meter unit ........ 64

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1. Tachometer unit

NOTE:Depending on the model of the outboard motor, some functions may not be compatible. Forinformation on models which contain the compatible functions, consult a Yamaha dealer.

Tachometer The tachometershows the enginerevolutions perminute. (Page 3)

Trim meterThe trim meter showsthe trim angle of theoutboard motor in 10levels. (Page 3)

Multifunction display (Page 4)· Up to four displays can be switched to show the information. · Shows up to three types of information combined in one display. In addition, when an engine malfunction occurs, each indicator blinks to warn of the malfunction.Oil pressure display (4-stroke models) (Page 5)Oil level display (2-stroke models) ()Total hour, Trip hour display (Page 6)Cooling water/engine temperature display (Page 7)Battery voltage display (Page 8)Cooling water pressure display (optional) (Page 9)Water detection warning (Page 9)

· The information shown on each display and the display format combination can be changed (custom mode).DISPLAY (setting displays) (Page 13)FORM (setting display format) (Page 15)

· Periodic maintenance intervals are notified.Periodic maintenance notification (Page 3)

Adjusting trolling speed

or : To adjust the trolling speedrandomly. (Page 10)

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Description

1 SET button2 MODE button

1 Tachometer2 Trim meter3 Multifunction display4 Cooling water pressure5 Cooling water/engine temperature6 Water detection warning indicator7 Battery voltage8 Oil level (2-stroke models)9 Oil pressure (4-stroke models)

Activating the meterWhen the engine start switch is turned toON, the meter is activated and “Welcome”appears on the multifunction meter. Then,all the displays come on and the displayswitches to the normal display after the totalhour display comes on.

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Periodic maintenance notificationWhen the hours of engine operation exceed100 hours, “MAINTENANCE” is scrolled onthe display and the elapsed time from theprevious maintenance period (when themeter was reset) blinks.

or : To return to the normal dis-play.

NOTE:• The elapsed time blinks every time the

engine is started until it is reset.• When the hours of engine operation

exceed 100 hours and the periodic main-tenance notification is activated, consultan authorized Yamaha dealer for periodi-cal maintenance.

• To reset the maintenance period, see“MAINTENANCE (resetting maintenanceintervals)” in “Changing settings (custommode).”

TachometerThe tachometer shows the engine revolu-tions per minute.

Trim meterThe trim meter shows the trim angle of theoutboard motor in 10 levels.

When the angle of the outboard motorexceeds the trim range, the top segmentblinks.

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Multifunction displayThe multifunction display shows up to threetypes of information simultaneously usingnumeric values or graphics. In addition, upto four displays can be set up for the displayconfiguration with a combination of informa-tion. The configuration of the default dis-plays is described below.

: Press to switch between the displays.

When the engine start switch is turned toOFF, the last display shown is shown firstwhen the engine start switch is turned to ONagain.

NOTE:To change the display configuration, see“DISPLAY (setting displays)” in “Changingsettings (custom mode).”

Display 4

Battery voltage value,Battery voltage level

Cooling water/engine temperature +Battery voltage level +Oil pressure

Cooling water/engine temperature +Battery voltage level +Oil level

Display 2

Display 3

Oil pressure +Total hour

Display 1(4-stroke)

Display 1(2-stroke)

Oil level +Total hour

Total hour, Trip hour

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Oil pressure display (4-stroke models)

The oil pressure indicator ( ) comes onand the engine oil pressure is shown in 5levels.

When the engine oil pressure drops too low,

the oil pressure indicator ( ) blinks andthe “LOW OIL PRESSURE” warning comeson.

CAUTION:• Do not operate the engine without

engine oil. Severe engine damage canresult.

• Check the oil level by following theprocedure described in the engineOwner’s Manual.

• If you cannot locate and correct thecause, consult a Yamaha dealer.

NOTE:• The oil pressure display shows “L” for low

and “H” for high.• The low oil pressure warning does not dis-

play the oil level.• Depending on the model of the outboard

motor, the oil pressure display may not beavailable. If not available, select anotherdisplay other than the oil pressure display.

• Depending on the operating conditionssuch as when the engine is operated atextremely low speeds, the oil pressuremay be shown as low even when theengine is operating properly.

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Oil level display (2-stroke models)The oil level indicator ( ) comes on andthe engine oil level is shown in 3 levels.

When the engine oil level is low, the oil levelindicator ( ) blink and the “EMPTY OIL”warning comes on.

CAUTION:Do not operate the engine without engineoil. Severe engine damage can result.

Total hour, Trip hour displayThe total hour display shows the total hoursof engine operation and the trip hour displayshows the trip hours (Tr).

+ (1 second): To reset the triphours (Tr).

NOTE:The total hours of engine operation cannotbe reset.

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Cooling water/engine temperature displayThe cooling water/engine temperature indi-

cator ( ) comes on and the engine cool-ing water temperature or the enginetemperature is shown in 5 levels.

When the engine overheats, the cooling

water/engine temperature indicator ( )and the “OVERHEAT” warning blink.

CAUTION:• When the overheat warning comes on,

turn the engine off and check the cool-ing water inlet for clogs.


NOTE:When one or two displays are shown, thecooling water/engine temperature displayshows “C” for cool and “H” for hot.

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Battery voltage display

The battery voltage indicator ( ) comeson and the battery voltage of the engine isshown in 5 levels or the voltage value isshown.

When the battery voltage decreases to 12volts or less or increases to 16 volts or more

the battery voltage indicator ( ) and thevoltage value blink.

When the battery voltage decreases belowthe voltage that is required by the engine,the “LOW VOLTAGE” warning comes on.

CAUTION:• When the low battery voltage warning

comes on, check the battery and thewiring.


NOTE:The voltage level display shows “L” for lowand “H” for high.

Blink

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Battery voltage display

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Cooling water pressure display (optional: cooling water pressure sensor has been installed)

The cooling water pressure indicator ( )comes on and the cooling water pressure isshown in 5 levels. You can select whether todisplay the scale.

CAUTION:• When the cooling water pressure

decreases to 10 psi or less, turn theengine off and check the cooling waterinlet for clogs.


NOTE:The cooling water pressure level displayshows “L” for low and “H” for high.

Water detection warningWhen water has accumulated in the waterseparator (fuel filter), the water detection

warning indicator ( ) and the “WATER INFUEL” warning blink. This function is notavailable for outboard motors that are notequipped with the water detection warningfunction.

CAUTION:When the water detection warning comeson, turn the engine off and remove thewater from the water separator (fuel fil-ter) by following the procedure describedin the Owner’s Manual of the outboardmotor. A malfunction can result if fuelmixed with water is sent to the engine.

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or : To deactivate the buzzerand return to the display before the warningwas activated.

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Changing backlight settingsYou can turn the backlight on or off, orchange the brightness level of the backlightfor all meters synchronized. You can alsochange the settings for each meter individu-ally.

1. + : To activate the backlightmode.

2. : Press to switch between the fivebrightness levels (1–5).

: To switch between “LIGHT ON”and “LIGHT OFF.”

3. + : To return to the normaldisplay.

NOTE:• The backlight default settings are “LIGHT

OFF,” brightness level 1, and “SYNC.”• If no operations are carried out for 5 sec-

onds or more, the display returns to thenormal display.

• The backlight settings can be changedfrom all meters and all displays.

• When “SYNC” is displayed, all metersoperate simultaneously and can bechanged synchronized. Press the

button for 1 second to set “SYNC”so that it is not displayed and to changethe meters individually.

Adjusting trolling speedYou can adjust the trolling speed randomlyby increasing or decreasing it approximately50 r/min.When in the trolling speed setting mode, thedisplay switches to the normal display whenthe engine speed is increased (within 3,000r/min) using the throttle. When the throttle isclosed, the display returns to the trollingspeed setting mode. This function is not available for outboardmotors that are not equipped with the trollingspeed adjustment function.

1. (1 second): To activate the trollingspeed setting mode.

2. : To decrease the engine speed.

3. : To increase the engine speed.

4. (1 second): To return to the nor-mal display and to the default engineidle speed.

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NOTE:• Trolling is affected by currents and other

operating conditions and may differ fromthe actual engine speed.

• The default engine idle speed is resetautomatically when the display is switchedto the normal display. The default engineidle speed is also reset automaticallywhen the engine is turned off or when theengine speed exceeds 3,000 r/min.

• When warming up a cold engine, the troll-ing speed cannot be decreased below thespecified engine idle speed.

• Depending on the model of the outboardmotor, some functions may not be com-patible. For information on models whichcontain the compatible functions, consulta Yamaha dealer.

Changing settings (custom mode)Switching to custom modeIn the custom mode, you can change themeter function settings. “CUSTOM” andeach setting function name are scrolled onthe meter.1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.

2. (4 seconds): To activate the cus-tom mode.

3. : Press to switch between the set-ting function names (custom modeselection display).

4. : To switch to the change settingsdisplay.

MAINTENANCE(resetting maintenance intervals)

TRIM 0SET (setting trim angle)

ENGINE NUMBER(setting corresponding engine)

FORM (setting display format)

DISPLAY (setting displays)

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5. Change the various settings and returnto the custom mode selection display.To change the settings, see the corre-sponding sections for each setting func-tion.

6. (1 second): To return to the nor-mal display.

NOTE:• If no operations are carried out for 30 sec-

onds or more or if the engine is started,the settings will not be applied and thedisplay returns to the normal display.

• Press the button for 2 seconds fromstep 5 to change the settings and return tothe normal display.

Resetting custom modeIn the custom mode, you can reset thedefault settings collectively for all settingsthat have been changed. 1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.


3. + (10 seconds): To reset allsettings to the default settings.

MAINTENANCE (resetting maintenance intervals)You can reset the elapsed time from theprevious maintenance interval (when themeter was reset).1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.


3. : To switch to the resetting dis-play.

4. + (1 second): To reset theelapsed time to “0h.”


NOTE:

Press the button for 1 second fromstep 3 to cancel the resetting of the elapsedtime and return to the custom mode selec-tion display.

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TRIM 0SET (setting trim angle)You can set the trim angle to zero. Fully trimthe outboard motor down.1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.


3. : To switch between the settingfunction names.

4. : To switch to the zero adjustmentdisplay.

5. + (1 second): To adjust thetrim angle to zero using the current trimposition as the standard value.


NOTE:

Press the button for 1 second fromstep 4 to cancel the adjustment of the trimangle to zero and return to the custom modeselection display.

DISPLAY (setting displays)You can change the display configuration ofthe normal display. There are a total of 16combinations of which up to four displayscan be set up. The display configuration numbers that havebeen selected as the default display config-uration are indicated by the shaded areas

in the table below.

Changing the display configurations:1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

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t2. (4 seconds): To activate the cus-tom mode.

3. (2 times): Press to switchbetween the setting function names.


5. : Press to switch between the dis-play numbers. Select the display num-ber (01–04) you want to change. Thefirst two digits in the tachometer displayshow the display numbers.

6. : To select the display configura-tion numbers (00–16) you want tochange. The last two digits in thetachometer display show the displayconfiguration numbers. Press to switchbetween the display configuration num-bers.

* In the display example, display number 01and display configuration number 13 areshown.

* When the display configuration number“00” is selected, “HIDDEN” is shown andthe display is not shown.

7. (1 second): To change the displayconfiguration and return to the custommode selection display.


NOTE:When changing two or more display config-urations of the multifunction display, repeatsteps 5 and 6.

Resetting the display configuration defaultsettings:1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.





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5. + (1 second): To reset thedisplay configuration default settingsand return to the custom mode selec-tion display.


FORM (setting display format)You can change the display formats of thetotal hour and trip hour (Tr) display, the bat-tery voltage display and the cooling waterpressure display. (The displays can bechanged when there are displays that corre-spond respectively to displays 1–4.)

Total hour, Trip hour (Tr):1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.




5. : To select the display number.The first two digits in the tachometerdisplay show the display numbers andthe last two digits show the configura-tion numbers.

6. : To select the display format.Press to switch between each displayformat.


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One display: Display configuration number(16)

* In the display example, the total operationhours and trip hours (Tr) are shown.

Two displays: Display configuration num-bers (05, 10, 11)

* In the display example, the trip hours (Tr)and the cooling water/engine temperatureare shown.

7. (1 second): To change the displayformat and return to the custom modeselection display.


Battery voltage:1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.




5. : To select the display number.The first two digits in the tachometerdisplay show the display numbers andthe last two digits show the display con-figuration numbers.



Total hour + Trip hour (Tr)

Total hour

Trip hour (Tr)

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Total hour

Trip hour (Tr)

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Battery voltage value + Battery voltage level

Battery voltage level

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* In the display example, the battery voltagevalue and battery voltage level are shown.

Two displays: Display configuration num-bers (03, 09, 10)

* In the display example, the battery voltagelevel and the cooling water/engine tem-perature are shown.



Cooling water pressure:1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.




5. : To select the display numbers.The first two digits in the tachometerdisplay show the display numbers andthe last two digits show the display con-figuration numbers.



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Battery voltage value

Battery voltage level

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Cooling water pressure levelwithout scale

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* In the display example, the cooling waterpressure level (with scale) is shown.

Two displays: Display configuration number(06)


* In the display example, the cooling waterpressure level (with scale) and the oil leveldisplay are shown.




NOTE:When the corresponding displays are notavailable for displays 1–4, FORM is not dis-played in the custom mode selection dis-play.

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Cooling water pressure levelwithout scale+ Battery voltage value

Cooling water pressure levelwithout scale+ Oil pressure/Oil level

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ENGINE NUMBER (setting corresponding engine)You can select the engines that are compat-ible to this meter. The port outboard motor isset to “No.1 (engine number 1)” and thestarboard outboard motor is set to “No.2(engine number 2).”1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.




5. : To switch between the displayedengine numbers.

6. (1 second): To change the corre-sponding engine and return to the cus-tom mode selection display.


NOTE:• The meters are set at the factory to “No.1

(engine number 1).”• To engine number, see “Resetting engine

number” in “Service functions.”

No.1 (engine number 1)




ENGINE NUMBER (setting corresponding engine)

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Service functionsDiagnosisYou can display the self-diagnosis results ofthe engine.

(10 seconds): To scroll “DIAGNOSIS”and to display the diagnosis codes.

When there are no malfunctions, the “01”diagnosis code is displayed for 3 secondsand the display returns to the normal dis-play.

When a malfunction occurs, the correspond-ing diagnosis codes, except “01,” are dis-played. When there are multiple diagnosiscodes, “ ” is displayed next to the codenumber.

: To display the next code number.

: To return to the normal display.

CAUTION:When a diagnosis code other than “01”is displayed, the engine cannot be oper-ated normally. Consult a Yamaha dealer.

NOTE:Although the custom mode is activated after

a few seconds while the button isbeing pressed, continue to press the buttonfor 10 consecutive seconds to activate thediagnosis mode.

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Resetting engine numberWhen replacing the engines of multiple out-board motors or resetting the setting order,reset all engine numbers to “No. 1 (enginenumber 1).”1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.

2. (10 seconds): “ENGINE No.RESET” will be displayed for 1 second.

3. Turn the engine start switch to OFF.The engine number is reset afterapproximately 10 seconds.

4. Turn the engine start switches to ON inorder from port to starboard.

NOTE:• The engine numbers are stored in the

ECM (Engine Control Module) of eachengine for engine identification.

• The engine numbers are stored in theECM (Engine Control Module) when, theengine start switch is first turned to ONafter being connected. The numbers arestored in the order from number one tonumber four starting from the port out-board motor. When multiple outboardmotors are installed, be sure to wait atleast 2 seconds before turning eachengine start switch to ON.

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SpeedometerShows the speed ofthe boat. You canswitch the displayedunit to miles per hour(mph), knots, or kilometers per hour(km/h). (Page 24)

Fuel meterThe fuel meter showsthe remaining fuellevel in 10 levels.(Page 25)

Multifunction display (Page 25)· Up to four displays can be switched to show the information.· Shows up to two types of information combined on one display.

Trip display (optional) (Page 26)Ambient water temperature display (optional) ()Depth display (optional) (Page 27)System voltage display (Page 28)Clock (optional) (Page 28)

· The information shown on each display and the display format combinationcan be changed (custom mode).DISPLAY (setting displays) (Page 30)

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Description


1 Speedometer2 Fuel meter3 Multifunction display

Activating the meterWhen the engine start switch is turned toON, the meter is activated and “Welcome”appears on the multifunction meter. Then,all the displays come on and the displayswitches to the normal display after a fewseconds.

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SpeedometerThe speedometer shows the ground speedor the water speed of the boat. To displaythe ground speed, the GPS must be con-nected to the meter. To display the waterspeed, an optional sensor (speed sensor orTriducer-Multi sensor) must be connected tothe meter.

Switching the speed sensors:

1. (4 seconds): To activate thespeed sensor setting mode.

2. : Press to switch between thespeed sensor types.

3. (1 second): To set the speed sen-sor and return to the normal display.


onds or more, the speed sensor is set andthe display returns to the normal display.

• When signals from the GPS cannot bereceived even when the GPS function ison, the GPS display goes off and thewater speed is displayed.

• You can select to show miles per hour(mph), kilometers per hour (km/h), orknots on the speedometer display. Tochange the displayed unit, see “UNIT (set-ting displayed units)” in “Changing set-tings (custom mode).”

“GPS ON” (ground speed)

“GPS OFF” (water speed)

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Fuel meterThe fuel meter shows the remaining fuellevel in 10 levels and all the segments aredisplayed when the fuel tank is full. Whenthe fuel level is low, the last segment blinks.When two fuel tanks are connected, thesegments are divided into a left and rightcolumn to show the fuel levels individually.When only one tank is connected, all seg-ments are displayed to show the fuel level.

NOTE:The fuel sensor setting can be changedaccording to the fuel sensor type. To changethe fuel sensor setting, see “FUEL SENSOR(setting the fuel sensor)” in “Changing set-tings (custom mode).”

Multifunction displayThe multifunction display shows up to twotypes of information simultaneously usingnumeric values. In addition, up to four dis-plays can be set up for the display configu-ration with a combination of information. Theconfiguration of the default displays isdescribed below.



Display 1

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NOTE:• Since “Display 1” is the only default dis-

play, no displays can be switched.• To change the display configuration, see

“DISPLAY (setting displays)” in “Changingsettings (custom mode).”

Trip display (optional: speed sensor has been installed)TRIP shows the information from the speedsensor converted to the distance traveled.

+ (1 second): To reset the dis-tance traveled.

NOTE:• The distance traveled is affected by cur-

rents and other operating conditions andmay differ from the actual distance trav-eled.

• You can select to show miles (M), nauticalmiles (NM), or kilometers (km) on theTRIP display. To change the displayedunit, see “UNIT (setting displayed units)”in “Changing settings (custom mode).”

Trip display

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Ambient water temperature display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed)TEMP shows the ambient water tempera-ture.

NOTE:You can select to show Fahrenheit (°F) orCelsius (°C) on the TEMP display. Tochange the displayed unit, see “UNIT (set-ting displayed units)” in “Changing settings(custom mode).”

Depth display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed)DEPTH or DPTH shows the water depth.

NOTE:You can select to show feet (F) or meters(m) on the DEPTH or DPTH display. Tochange the displayed unit, see “UNIT (set-ting displayed units)” in “Changing settings(custom mode).”

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When the battery voltage decreases to 12volts or less or increases to 16 volts or morethe voltage value blinks.




Clock (optional: GPS has been installed)The clock shows the time in 12 hours. Thelocal time is easily displayed by calculatingthe longitude information received from theGPS communication data. Set the time asnecessary.

Setting the time:

1. : To activate the time setting modeand switch to the time setting display.

2. : To change the minutes. Pressand hold to advance quickly.

3. : To set the hours.

4. : To change the hours. Press andhold to advance quickly.

5. : To set the time and return to thenormal display.

Resetting the time:

1. : To activate the time setting modeand to switch to the time setting display.

2. + (1 second): To reset thetime to “0:00” and return to the normaldisplay.

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Changing backlight settingsYou can turn the backlight on or off, orchange the brightness level of the backlightfor all meters collectively. You can alsochange the settings for each meter individu-ally.

NOTE:The backlight setting procedure is the sameas that of the tachometer unit. To changethe backlight settings, see “Changing back-light settings” in “1. Tachometer unit.”


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DISPLAY (setting displays)You can change the display configuration ofthe normal display. There are a total of 15combinations of which up to four displayscan be set up.The display configuration number that hasbeen selected as the default display config-uration is indicated by the shadedarea in the table below.


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4. : Press to switch between the dis-play numbers. Select the display num-ber (1–4) you want to change. The firsttwo digits in the speedometer displayshow the display numbers.

5. : To select the display configura-tion number (0–15) you want to change.The fuel level segments show the dis-play configuration numbers. Press toswitch between the display configura-tion numbers.

* In the display example, display number 2and display configuration number 12 areshown.

* When the display configuration number 0is selected, “HIDDEN” is shown and thedisplay is not shown.





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5. : Press to switch between the dis-plays.

* In the display example, the speedometeris shown.

6. : Press to switch between the dis-played units.

SpeedometerYou can select to show miles per hour(mph), kilometers per hour (km/h), or knots.The default setting is miles per hour (mph).

TEMPYou can select to show Fahrenheit (°F) orCelsius (°C).The default setting is Fahrenheit (°F).DPTHYou can select to show feet (F) or meters(m).The default setting is feet (F).TRIPYou can select to show miles (M), nauticalmiles (NM), or kilometers (km). The default setting is miles (M).

7. (1 second): To change the dis-played unit and return to the custommode selection display.


NOTE:When the speedometer unit settings arechanged, the TEMP, DPTH, and the TRIPunit settings are collectively changed auto-matically. To change the settings for eachdisplayed unit individually, repeat steps 5and 6.

Speedometer ( )

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FUEL SENSOR (setting fuel sensor)You can set the fuel sensor type that is con-nected to this meter.1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

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5. : Press to switch between the fuelsensor types.

6. (1 second): To change the fuelsensor type and return to the custommode selection display.


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Fuel flow meterThe fuel flow metershows the fuelconsumption of eachengine per hour orthe total fuelconsumption of allengines. (Page 36)

Multifunction display (Page 37)· Up to three displays can be switched to show the information.· Shows up to two types of information combined on one display.

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Fuel flow meterThe fuel flow meter shows the fuel economyof each engine or the total fuel consumptionper hour of all engines.When multiple outboard motors are

installed, press the button to switchbetween the engines you want to display orbetween the total fuel consumption of allengines.

* In the display example, the total fuel con-sumption of two outboard motors isshown.

* In the display example, the total fuel con-sumption of three outboard motors isshown.

When two outboard motors are installed:

When three outboard motors are installed:

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NOTE:You can select to show gallons per hour(gph) or liters per hour (l/h) on the fuel flowdisplay. To change the displayed unit, see“UNIT (setting displayed units)” in “Chang-ing the settings (custom mode).”

Multifunction displayThe multifunction display shows up to twotypes of information simultaneously usingnumeric values. In addition, up to three dis-plays can be set up for the display configu-ration with a combination of information. Theconfiguration of the default displays isdescribed below.



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NOTE:• Since “Display 1” is the only default dis-

play, no displays can be switched.• To change the display configuration, see

“DISPLAY (setting displays)” in “Changingsettings (custom mode).”

Total fuel consumption displayTTL shows the total fuel consumption of allengines.

The TTL display cannot measure over 1,999gallons or 1,999 liters. When exceeding1,999 gallons or 1,999 liters of fuel, “ ”blinks in front of the numeric value to indi-cate an overflow.

+ (1 second): To reset the TTLdisplay.

When the display configuration number ischanged so that the AVAL (available:remaining fuel) is displayed (see page 40) in“Changing settings (custom mode),” the TTLdisplay resetting method is changed.

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Resetting the TTL (total fuel consumption)and AVAL (available: remaining fuel) dis-plays:Be sure to reset the TTL display on a fulltank of fuel. If the TTL display is reset whenthe fuel tank is not full or if not reset and thefuel tank is filled with fuel, the AVAL displaywill not be displayed accurately. When theTTL display is reset, the AVAL display isreset simultaneously.

1. + (1 second): To display the“TTL AVAL RESET?” confirmation dis-play in the multifunction meter display.

2. (1 second) or +(1 second): To simultaneously reset theTTL and AVAL and return to the normaldisplay.

NOTE:

• Press the button for 1 second fromstep 1 to cancel resetting the TTL displayand return to the normal display.

• You can select to show gallons (G) orliters (L) on the TTL display. To changethe displayed unit, see “UNIT (setting dis-played units)” in “Changing settings (cus-tom mode).”

Fuel economy displayECON shows the distance traveled per unitof fuel.

NOTE:• Fuel economy is affected by the type of

boat being operated and the operatingconditions, and it is constantly changing.

• You can select to show miles per gallon(MPG), nautical miles per liter (NM/l), orkilometers per liter (km/l) on the ECONdisplay. To change the displayed unit, see“UNIT (setting displayed units)” in “Chang-ing settings (custom mode).”

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Remaining fuel displayAVAL shows the numeric value of the con-sumed fuel that is deducted from 90 percentof the specified fuel tank capacity.The default setting of the fuel tank capacityis 50 G (190 L). Change as necessary.

Resetting the AVAL (available: remainingfuel) and TTL (total fuel consumption) dis-plays:Be sure to reset the AVAL display on a fulltank of fuel. If the AVAL display is resetwhen the fuel tank is not full or if not resetand the fuel tank is filled with fuel, the dis-play will not be displayed accurately.

1. + (1 second): To display the“TTL AVAL RESET?” confirmation dis-play in the multifunction meter display.

2. (1 second) or +(1 second): To simultaneously reset theAVAL and TTL displays and return tothe normal display.

NOTE:• When the AVAL display is reset, the TTL

display is reset simultaneously.

• Press the button for 1 second fromstep 1 to cancel resetting the AVAL dis-play and return to the normal display.

• The displayed units are gallons (G) orliters (L).



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6. (1 second): To return to the nor-mal displays.





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DISPLAY (setting displays)You can change the display configuration ofthe normal display. There are a total of 6combinations of which up to three displayscan be set up.The display configuration number that hasbeen selected as the default display config-uration is indicated by the shadedarea in the table below.


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4. : Press to switch between the dis-play numbers. Select the display num-ber (01–03) you want to change. Thefirst two digits in the fuel flow displayshow the display numbers.

5. : To select the display configura-tion number (0–6). The last two digits inthe fuel flow display show the displayconfiguration numbers. Press to switchbetween the display configuration num-bers.

* In the display example, the display num-ber 02 and the display configuration num-ber 6 are shown.

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* In the display example, the fuel flow isshown.


Fuel flowYou can select to show gallons per hour(gph) or liters per hour (l/h).The default setting is gallons per hour (gph).

TTL (total fuel consumption)

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TTLYou can select to show gallons (G) or liters(L).The default setting is gallons (G).ECONYou can select to show miles per gallon(MPG), nautical miles per liter (NM/l), or kilo-meters per liter (km/l).The default setting is miles per gallon(MPG).

7. (1 second): To change the dis-played units and return to the custommode selection display.


NOTE:When the fuel flow unit settings arechanged, the TTL, ECON, and AVAL unitsettings are collectively changed automati-cally. To change the settings for each dis-played unit individually, repeat steps 5 and6.

TANK CAPA. (setting fuel tank capacity)You can set the capacity of the fuel tank thatis connected to this meter.1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

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5. : Press to switch between theselected digits.

: Press to switch between theselected digit numeric values.

6. (1 second): To change the capac-ity of the fuel tank and return to the cus-tom mode selection display.


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NOTE:• The default setting of the fuel tank capac-

ity is 50 G (190 L). The maximum fuel tankcapacity can be set to 1,999 gallons or1,999 liters.

• Depending on the position of the fuel out-let and the position of the boat while cruis-ing, the usable fuel may decrease. Besure to check the available fuel capacitybefore setting the default setting.

• To change the displayed unit, see “UNIT(setting displayed units)” in “Changing set-tings (custom mode).”

• Press the and buttons for 1second from step 4 to change the defaultsetting to “0.”

• AVAL shows 90 percent of the specifiedfuel tank capacity.

CALIBRATION (setting correction value)You can calibrate the displayed fuel flowvalue within –7 to +7 percent. The differencein the fuel consumption display and theactual fuel consumption is calibrated.

Checking the calibration value:1. Operate the outboard motor on a full

tank of fuel.2. After operating the outboard motor, fill

the fuel tank. Compare the amount offuel filled into the fuel tank with the fuelconsumed shown on the fuel consump-tion display and set the calibration valueto the difference if necessary.

Changing the calibration value:1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

switch to ON.




5. : Press to switch between the cali-bration values.

6. (1 second): To change the cali-bration value and return to the custommode selection display.

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on the operating conditions.• When the fuel flow calibration value is

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4. Speed & Fuel meter unit


Fuel meterThe fuel meter showsthe remaining fuel in10 levels. (Page 50)

SpeedometerShows the speed ofthe boat. You canswitch the displayedunit to miles per hour(mph), knots, or kilometers per hour(km/h). (Page 49)

Multifunction display (Page 50)· Up to five displays can be switched to show the information.· Shows up to two types of information combined on one display.

Trip display (optional) (Page 51)Fuel economy display ()Fuel flow display (Page 52)Total fuel consumption display (Page 53)Ambient water temperature display (optional) (Page 53)Depth display (optional) (Page 54)Clock (optional) (Page 55)


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SpeedometerThe speedometer shows the ground speedor the water speed of the boat. To displaythe ground speed, the GPS must be con-nected to the meter. To display the waterspeed, an optional sensor (speed sensor orTriducer-Multi sensor) must be connected tothe meter.

Switching the speed sensors:

1. (4 seconds): To activate thespeed sensor setting mode.


3. (1 second): To set the speed sen-sor and return to the normal display.


onds or more, the speed sensor is set andthe display returns to the normal display.

• When signals from the GPS cannot bereceived even when the GPS function ison, the GPS display goes off and thewater speed is displayed.

• You can select to show miles per hour(mph), kilometers per hour (km/h), orknots on the speedometer display. Tochange the displayed unit, see “UNIT (set-ting displayed units)” in “Changing set-tings (custom mode).”

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Fuel meterThe fuel meter shows the remaining fuellevel in 10 levels and all segments are dis-played when the fuel tank is full. When thefuel level is low, the last segment blinks.When two fuel tanks are connected, thesegments are divided into a left and a rightcolumn to show the fuel levels individually.When only one tank is connected, all seg-ments are displayed to show the fuel level.

NOTE:The fuel sensor setting can be changedaccording to the fuel sensor type. To changethe fuel sensor setting, see “FUEL SENSOR(setting the fuel sensor)” in “Changing set-tings (custom mode).”

Multifunction displayThe multifunction display shows up to twotypes of information simultaneously usingnumeric values. In addition, up to five dis-plays can be set up for the display configu-ration with a combination of information. Theconfiguration of the default displays isdescribed below.


Display 1

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NOTE:• Since “Display 1” and “Display 2” are the

only default displays, other displays can-not be switched.

• To change the display configuration, see“Display (setting displays)” in “Changingsettings (custom mode).”

Trip display (optional: speed sensor has been installed)TRIP shows the information from the speedsensor converted to the distance traveled.

+ (1 second): To reset the dis-tance traveled.

NOTE:• The distance traveled is affected by cur-

rents and other operating conditions andmay differ from the actual distance trav-eled.

• You can select to show miles (M), nauticalmiles (NM), or kilometers (km) on theTRIP display. To change the displayedunit, see “UNIT (setting displayed units)”in “Changing settings (custom mode).”

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Fuel economy displayECON shows the distance traveled per unitof fuel.

NOTE:• Fuel economy is affected by the type of

boat being operated and the operatingconditions, and it is constantly changing.

• You can select to show miles per gallon(MPG), nautical miles per liter (NM/l), orkilometers per liter (km/l) on the ECONdisplay. To change the displayed unit, see“UNIT (setting displayed units)” in “Chang-ing settings (custom mode).”

Fuel flow displayFLOW shows the total fuel consumption perhour of all engines.

NOTE:You can select to show gallons per hour(GPH) or liters per hour (l/h) on the FLOWdisplay. To change the displayed unit, see“UNIT (setting displayed units)” in “Chang-ing settings (custom mode).”

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Total fuel consumption displayTTL shows the total fuel consumption of allengines.

The TTL display cannot measure over 1,999gallons or 1,999 liters. When exceeding1,999 gallons or 1,999 liters of fuel, “ ”blinks in front of the numeric value to indi-cate an overflow.

+ (1 second): To reset the TTLdisplay.

NOTE:You can select to show gallons (G) or liters(L) on the TTL display. To change the dis-played unit, see “UNIT (setting displayedunits)” in “Changing settings (custommode).”

Ambient water temperature display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed)TEMP shows the ambient water tempera-ture.

NOTE:You can select to show Fahrenheit (°F) orCelsius (°C) on the TEMP display. Tochange the displayed unit, see “UNIT (set-ting displayed units)” in “Changing settings(custom mode).”

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Depth display (optional: Triducer-multi sensor has been installed)DEPTH or DPTH displays the water depth.

NOTE:You can select to show feet (F) or meters(m) on the DEPTH or DPTH display. Tochange the displayed unit, see “UNIT (set-ting displayed units)” in “Changing settings(custom mode).”

System voltage displayBATTERY or BAT shows the supplied volt-age to the meter circuit. The system voltagedisplay differs from the tachometer unit volt-age display (battery voltage). In addition, thevoltage value may be changed according tothe meter connection specifications.

When the battery voltage decreases to 12volts or less or increases to 16 volts or morethe voltage value blinks.




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Clock (optional: GPS has been installed)The clock shows the time in 12 hours. Thelocal time is easily displayed by calculatingthe longitude information received from theGPS communication data. Set the time asnecessary.

Setting the time:


2. : To change the minutes. Pressand hold to advance quickly.

3. : To set the hours.

4. : To change the hours. Press andhold to advance quickly.

5. : To set the time and return to thenormal display.

Resetting the time:


2. + (1 second): To reset thetime to “0:00” and return to the normaldisplay.



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4. : Press to switch between the dis-play numbers. Select the display num-bers (1–5) you want to change. The firsttwo digits in the speedometer displayshow the display numbers.

5. : To select the display configura-tion numbers (0–36) you want tochange. The fuel level display segments(the left column represents the tens digitand the right column represents theones digit) show the display configura-tion numbers. Press to switch betweenthe display configuration numbers.

* In the display example, the display num-ber 3 and the display configuration num-ber 36 are shown.

* When the display configuration number 0is selected, “HIDDEN” is shown and thedisplay is not shown.


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* In the display example, the speedometeris shown.

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SpeedometerYou can select to show miles per hour(mph), kilometers per hour (km/h), or knots.The default setting is miles per hour (mph).TRIPYou can select to show miles (M), nauticalmiles (NM), or kilometers (km).The default setting is miles (M).FLOWYou can select to show gallons per hour(GPH) or liters per hour (l/h).The default setting is gallons per hour(GPH).ECONYou can select to show miles per gallon(MPG), nautical miles per liter (NM/l), or kilo-meters per liter (km/l).The default setting is miles per gallon(MPG).TTLYou can select to show gallons (G) or liters(L).The default setting is gallons (G).TEMPYou can select to show Fahrenheit (°F) orCelsius (°C).The default setting is Fahrenheit (°F).DPTHYou can select to show feet (F) or meters(m).The default setting is feet (F).

7. (1 second): To change the dis-played units and return to the custommode.


NOTE:When the speedometer unit settings arechanged, the TRIP, FLOW, ECON, TTL,TEMP, and DPTH settings can be collec-tively changed automatically. To change thesettings for each displayed unit individually,repeat steps 5 and 6.


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FUEL SENSOR (setting fuel sensor)You can set the fuel sensor type that is con-nected to this meter.1. Turn the engine off and the engine start

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6. (1 second): To change the fuelsensor type and return to the custommode selection display.


CALIBRATION (setting correction value)You can calibrate the displayed fuel flowvalue within –7 to +7 percent. The differencein the fuel consumption display and theactual fuel consumption is calibrated.

Checking the calibration value:1. Operate the outboard motor on a full

tank of fuel.2. After operating the outboard motor, fill

the fuel tank. Compare the amount offuel filled into the fuel tank with the fuelconsumed shown on the fuel consump-tion display and set the calibration valueto the difference if necessary.

Changing the calibration value:1. Turn the engine off and the engine

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5. : Press to switch between the cali-bration values.

6. (1 second): To change the cali-bration value and return to the custommode selection display.

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5. Setting up the metersTo install the meters and the optional sen-sors and to connect the meters to theengine, see the “Command Link Multifunc-tion Meter Installation Manual.”Be sure to follow the procedures in “Activat-ing for the first time” and “Setting the initialsettings.” If the procedures are performedincorrectly, the engine number will change,resulting in improper operation.1. Installing the meters2. Connecting the meters to the engine3. Installing an optional sensor4. Activating for the first time5. Setting the initial settings

If the procedures are performed incorrectly,see “Service functions” in “1. Tachometerunit” to reset all of the engine numbers.Check the connections, and follow the setupprocedures again to set up the meters.

Activating for the first timeAfter installing the meters, be sure to turnthe engine start switch to ON when thepower is supplied for the first time. Whenmultiple outboard motors are installed, besure to turn the engine start switch to ONfrom the port outboard motor and to wait atleast 2 seconds before turning each enginestart switch to ON.

NOTE:• The engine number of the engine whose

engine start switch was first turned to ONis stored in the ECM (Engine Control Mod-ule) of the engine as the port engine(engine number 1).

• To reset an engine number, see “Reset-ting engine number” under “Service func-tions” in “1. Tachometer unit.”

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Setting the initial settingsBefore operating the meter, be sure tochange the default settings as describedbelow. For the setting procedures, see thecorresponding setting procedure for eachmeter.

Tachometer unitENGINE NUMBER (setting correspondingengine)Select the engine compatible to this meter.(See page 19.)

TRIM 0SET (setting trim angle)Adjust the trim angle to zero. (See page 13.)

DISPLAY (setting displays)When the optional cooling water pressuresensor is connected, change the displayconfiguration number so that it can be dis-played in the cooling water pressure display.When the oil pressure display function is notavailable on your model, change the displayconfiguration number so that the oil pres-sure display is not included. (See page 13.)

Speedometer unitFUEL SENSOR (setting fuel sensor)Set the fuel sensor according to the fueltank type. (See page 33.)

DISPLAY (setting displays)When the optional Triducer-Multi sensor andGPS are connected, change the displayconfiguration number to display the ambientwater temperature, depth, and clock dis-plays. (See page 30.)

Fuel management meter unitTANK CAPA. (setting fuel tank capacity)Set the capacity of the connected fuel tank.(See page 44.)

DISPLAY (setting displays)Change the display configuration number asnecessary so that the AVAL display can bedisplayed. (See page 42.)

Speed & Fuel meter unitFUEL SENSOR (setting fuel sensor)Set the fuel sensor according to the fueltank type. (See page 61.)

DISPLAY (setting displays)When the optional Triducer-Multi sensor andGPS are connected, change the displayconfiguration number to display the ambientwater temperature, depth, and clock dis-plays. (See page 57.)

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