There are various running light combinations for the types of ves-
sels you may encounter while boating. You should learn to identify
what these combinations are and the type of vessel they are associ-
ated with. Chaparral recommends participation in a “safe boating”
course to learn more about the various light combinations.
The running/navigation lights are controlled at the helm station by a
three position rocker switch. This allows for selection of the mast
(white) light ON when anchored or moored, or to have the mast and
transom light (if equipped) (white), port (red) and starboard (green)
lights all ON while underway.
RADAR ARCH
Some models are equipped with a radar arch. For a hinged arch,
Chaparral recommends two people to perform the fold down stor-
age position of the hinged arch. Remove the aft two Quick Release
Pins at the base of the arch. Fold the arch forward and install the
arch brackets in the aft pin locations using the hardware provided.
BRACKETS ARE LOCATED IN OWNER’S MANUAL PACKET. Use
caution to prevent pinching the arch wiring harness.
Note: When towing boat on a trailer, Chaparral recommends
that the arch stays in the upright installed position to avoid
damage to boat.
Refer to owner's manual packet for instructions and warranty information
STEREO SOUND SYSTEM
The stereo in your boat is equipped with an AM/FM radio, CD
player, MP3 Jack, and premium water resistant speakers. The
stereo also has a digital clock and antenna lead. Our sound sys-
tems are Sirius Satellite Ready and some models are equipped with
satellite-ready antenna and receiver with six months of free activa-
tion. The stereo will turn off when motor is cranked. This is normal
operation. The stereo memory has power at all times.
Some models are equipped with stereo speaker upgrades with
amps, subwoofers, and/or tower speakers on select models.
Some models are equipped with a stereo remote located at the
dash for operator’s convenience. Some models are equipped with a
stereo remote located at the transom and available as optional
equipment on other models.
Note: It is the boat owner’s responsibility to manage battery
voltage while using this feature to ensure battery/batteries are
not drained to a point where engine will not start.
Refer to owner's manual packet for instructions and warranty information
TELEVISION WITH DOCKSIDE CABLE INLET AND
DVD PLAYER
Some models come with a television with a dockside cable inlet.
Refer to owner's manual packet for instructions and warranty
information.
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