Troll Control
Troll control allows the operator to maintain a set trolling speed without using
the throttle. Refer to the following table for the trolling speed range.
Trolling Speed Range
30–60 hp FourStroke 700–1000 RPM
75–150 hp FourStroke 550–1000 RPM
75–125 OptiMax 650–1000 RPM
135 hp and higher OptiMax 550–1000 RPM
135–200 Verado 4 cylinder 550–1000 RPM
V6 (175–225), V8 (200–300) CMS Mechanical 550–1000 RPM
V6 (175–225), V8 (200–300) CMS DTS 550–1000 RPM
The troll control can be shut off anytime by rotating the throttle grip out of the
idle setting, or by moving the shift handle back to neutral.
NOTE: Slight rotation of the throttle grip while steering the outboard may
disengage the troll control. Adjusting the throttle friction may prevent this.
Turn on the troll control as follows:
1. With the engine running, shift the engine into gear.
2. Set the throttle grip to the "START/SHIFT" position.
3. Press either the (+) or (–) button to turn on the troll control.
4. The RPM light will be illuminated when the troll control is turned on.
5. Press the (+) button to increase troll speed and (–) to decrease troll
speed.
Turn off the troll control as follows:
1. Rotate the throttle grip out of the "START/SHIFT" position, or move the
shift handle back to neutral.
2. The RPM light will go out when the troll control is turned off.
a - Speed control button
‑ increase speed
b - Speed control button
‑ decrease speed
c - RPM light
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