Under Seat Lights: These optional courtesy lights are operated from this button. Press once to
turn ON. An LED will light on the button when the lights are on. Press again to turn the lights OFF.
Tower Lights: Marked TOWER, this option controls the tower lighting and has three dierent
options, depending upon how the tower was equipped. Pressing the buttons repeatedly will
take the system through the equipped options, and an LED will light on the button with each
operation.
Please note that boat operators are not allowed to operate tower lights while the boat is
underway.
This button operates only if the boat has been equipped with tower light equipment.
Also located on the lower right side of the instrument panel are the ignition key (see Starting
and Operation in the chapter Get Ready in this Owner’s Manual for instructions on how to use the
key, and operating with the emergency safety stop switch), the horn, cruise control and keypad
for the center screen.
Horn: Depress this red button to sound the horn. It will sound only as long as it is pressed. This is
a safety feature to alert other boaters of your approximate location.
Cruise Control: The top button on the central keypad is marked with a simulated speedometer.
Press the button to turn ON cruise control. (The Surf Band has redundant control. There is also
additional information about cruise control elsewhere in this section of the Owner’s Manual.)
Press the UP key to increase the cruise speed setting; press the DOWN button to decrease the
cruise speed setting. Press the top, simulated speedometer button again to turn the cruise
control OFF.
More: This portion of the dash also contains the 12-volt receptacle (explained below in Basic
Electrical Components in this Owner’s Manual).
basic
electrical components
All major boat circuits are protected from shorting and overload by resettable circuit break-
ers. If a problem develops with one of the circuits, switch OFF the circuit and wait about one (1)
minute. Then push the appropriate breaker button fully and switch on the circuit. If the circuit
continues to trip, there is a problem somewhere in the system. Take your boat to an authorized
Axis dealer to locate and safely correct the issue.
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Owners
Manual
2019
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