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Systems
ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
Overview
Your yacht features a variety of standard components that
provide both visual and audio entertainment. In addition,
there are optional systems that are noted in the follow-
ing pages. Regal reserves the right to delete, add, or
change both standard and optional components at
anytime without notice.
Note: The information found here is for current models
only.
Refer to the individual owner’s manuals and the technical section
(schematics) for further entertainment system information.
Entertainment System Breakers
Before using any portion of the entertainment system it
is necessary to activate the 12 volt “house” battery switch
located at the battery management panel. In addition, the
generator (at sea) or the dockside cord (at mooring) must
be activated to supply AC voltage for the TV monitors.
Also, depending on the entertainment component desired
the following breakers may need to be activated:
12 Volt Panel- TV Antenna, Satellite TV System,
Dash Main (Fusion System)
120 Volt Panel- Salon TV, Aft Stateroom TV 1, Fwd.
Stateroom TV, Fwd. Stateroom TV, Cockpit TV, En-
tertainment (Invertor) and Aft Entertainment.
The Bose master remote control is used to operate the
different entertainment system components.
Ensure that the remote control contains good AA type
batteries. It is recommended that you carry extra batteries
since worn batteries will cause the remote to have prob-
lems changing sources. To replace the remote control
batteries proceed as follows:
1. Slide the remote control battery compartment cover
off the body. There are symbols inside the compartment
that show the polarity to follow when inserting new bat-
teries.
2. Insert the new batteries observing polarity. Make sure
they are completely inside the metal holders.
3. Slide the remote control cover on until it snaps into
place.
Universal Bose® Remote Control