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General| Brand | MATHERS CONTROLS |
|---|---|
| Model | MicroCommander |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Lists parts provided by the dealer for the MicroCommander system.
Details the control heads supplied by the dealer.
Describes the 585 Actuator and included installation items.
Lists the part numbers and specifications for electric cables.
Lists parts and tools that the installer must provide.
Lists essential tools needed for installing the MicroCommander system.
Information on Type 33C push-pull cables required for connections.
Details kits for connecting push-pull cables to the engine.
Guidance on power supply requirements and circuit breaker usage.
Requirement for an engine 'STOP' button at each remote station.
Considerations for mounting the Actuator, including environmental and vibration factors.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate location for the control head.
Specifies the required battery source and circuit protection for the system.
Instructions for securing the Actuator and connecting its cables.
Steps for mounting the control head, including drilling and screw selection.
Guidance on locating and mounting the waterproof station transfer button.
Details the interlock for the engine start switch and its connection.
Requirement for installer-supplied engine stop switches at all stations.
Instructions for installing and routing the eight-conductor cable.
Specifics on stripping cable, connecting wires, and direction sensitivity.
Electrical bonding requirements for boats according to ABYC standards.
Instructions for connecting the Actuator's power and interlock cables.
Steps for connecting the DC power cable to the Actuator with power OFF.
Guidance on connecting the start interlock cable to the Actuator.
Describes actuator settings and dip switch configurations as shipped.
Procedure to verify control operation and station transfer functionality.
Instructions for adjusting clutch and throttle cables for proper operation.
Detailed steps for adjusting the transmission (clutch) cable.
Steps for adjusting the throttle cable for correct idle and full speed.
Explains how station control is transferred between different locations.
Procedures to check the proper operation of the start interlock system.
Information on the throttle pause feature for hydraulic clutches.
Final checks on cables, controls, and connections before operation.
Procedures for testing system adjustments while the vessel is in motion.
How to set and verify the full-speed throttle position.
Explains the proportional pause feature and its settings.
Describes the audible tones used by the control head for feedback.
Explains how to set up a second, higher idle RPM setting.
Detailed steps for adjusting the 'HI' idle RPM using potentiometer R8.
Describes a switch to control transfer of command to other stations.
Information on the alarm connection for power failure or malfunction.
Details an interlock to prevent clutch engagement at high RPM.
Explains the single-lever operation for speed and direction.
Steps for powering on the system and taking control.
Features related to engine starting interlocks and warm-up mode.
Process for transferring control between different stations.
How to switch between high and low idle RPM settings.
Describes an optional switch for isolating control to the master station.
Explains the automatic synchronization feature and its indicators.
Lists kits for connecting Morse throttle controls to various engines.
Lists kits for connecting Morse clutch controls to various transmissions.
Identifies kits for outboard and I/O engine cable connections.
Lists relevant ABYC standards for marine electrical systems.
Cites applicable sections of the Code of Federal Regulations.
Lists relevant SAE standards for marine components.
Provides contact information for NMMA.
Mentions Underwriters Laboratories standards.
Identifies the part number for the anti-static wrist strap.
Specifies the part number and manufacturer for the circuit breaker.
Identifies the part number and manufacturer for the fuse.
Lists the part number for the WAGO tool.
Identifies the part number for the 12 VDC relay.
Identifies the part number for the 24 VDC relay.
Information on maintenance for the Actuator, noting it requires little.
Guidance on checking control head connections for security and corrosion.
Addresses issues preventing control at a specific station.
Troubleshoots inability to gain control on one side of a twin-engine setup.
Diagnoses blinking LED on one station preventing transfer to others.
Addresses blinking transfer button LED and inability to transfer control.
Troubleshoots engine RPM variations without lever movement.
Diagnoses RPM reduction, neutral, LED off, and repetitive tone after lever movement.
Addresses no audible tone on a control head, but other functions are normal.
Troubleshoots a control head LED not lighting while other functions work.
Diagnoses the inability to activate the "Warm-up" mode.
Addresses a steady tone and inability to gain control at any station.
Troubleshoots lack of tones, lights, and LED indicators on the control head and board.
Diagnoses a rapid tone heard from all control stations.
Addresses engine starting issues with a slow repetitive tone.
Troubleshoots issues where the engine starter fails to engage.
Diagnoses a specific tone pattern indicating a throttle feedback error.
Explains the function of the Hand Held Remote for engine control.
Crucial safety precautions for operating the Hand Held Remote.
Steps for installing the Hand Held Remote and its cable.
How to use the Hand Held Remote for station transfer and engine stop.
General information and compatibility notes for the synchronization option.
Lists the necessary components for installing the synchronization feature.
Procedures for installing the synchronization feature, including wiring.
Steps to verify the correct operation of the synchronization system.
Detailed wiring diagram for the synchronization system.
Explains the function of a trolling valve for slow boat movement.
How the MicroCommander lever controls the trolling valve.
Lists parts needed for installing the Trolling Valve Control.
Lists dealer-supplied parts for the Trolling Valve Actuator.
Lists installer-supplied push-pull cables and kits.
Instructions for mounting the Trolling Valve Actuator and auxiliary boards.
Procedures for setting up the Trolling Valve Actuator.
Details adjustments for range, offset, slip delay, and cable direction.
Addresses common problems and troubleshooting for the Trolling Valve Actuator.
Wiring diagram for the Trolling Valve control system.
