2.0 OUTBOARD SAFETY
2.0 OUTBOARD SAFETY
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2.3 MAN OVERBOARD PROCEDURES
Your outboard(s) is(are) designed to work with wireless fob keys for man overboard (MOB)
protection, among other functions.
If the operator or a passenger falls overboard with a master fob attached, all installed outboards
will be shut down and the control panel will emit a beep for 12 seconds. The control panel LED will
flash red to indicate MOB protection is active.
NOTE
Unlike a physical lanyard, the wireless fob will not stop the outboard(s) in case of a fall onboard the
vessel within signal range. In this case, the center button on the Master fob should be pressed and
held to shut down the outboard(s).
NOTE
If the master fob is not present once the outboard(s) have been restarted at the control panel after a
MOB event, the outboard(s) will remain operable for 1 hour before the PIN-code or master fob must
be used to restart the system. Restart the outboard(s) using the master fob as soon as possible to
reactivate fob functionality. In the event the master fob is misplaced, a new master can be paired
using the procedure in section 4.4.2.
Figure: MOB restart steps
Restarting the outboard(s)
after a MOB event
1 Return the outboard control
lever(s) to the neutral position.
2 Once the LED on the control panel
stops flashing red (2a), the start
button will light orange to indicate
that the ignition has switched back
on (2b).
3 Press and hold each arrow button
on the control panel for 2 seconds at
a time to send the start signal to the
corresponding outboard (3a-3d).
3B
3A
2A
3C
3D
2B
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