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General| Resolution | 480 x 272 pixels |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | NMEA 2000 |
| Operating Voltage | 12V DC |
| Input Voltage | 12 V DC |
| Compatibility | Yamaha outboard engines |
| Mounting Type | Flush mount |
| Display Type | LCD |
Explains how warnings, notices, and tips are distinguished in the manual.
Provides context on the manual's content, design, and potential discrepancies.
Distinguishes between Red Alert Notifications and Yellow Maintenance Notifications.
Details overdue maintenance alerts and how to reset the schedule.
Defines abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Identifies and explains the functions of the meter's status bar, display, and control buttons.
Steps to set up for single or twin engine configurations.
Guides on configuring fuel tank types, sensors, and calibration.
Procedure to set the trim level to 0% for accurate readings.
How to navigate through COMBO, ENGINE, BOAT, and TROLL screen types.
Describes the COMBO screen displaying engine and boat information.
Details ENGINE (twin-engine) and BOAT screens for specific information.
Covers the TROLL screen for adjusting trolling speed.
Explains red alert icons like overheat, low oil pressure, and water in fuel.
Details low battery voltage and check engine/maintenance alerts.
Explains Y-COP, basic display (tachometer, trim, fuel), and specific selection areas.
Steps to adjust trolling speed and required conditions.
How to enter and move through the MENU screen.
Resetting trip data like fuel consumption, distance, and hours.
Viewing and resetting the engine maintenance schedule.
Adjusting screen brightness, color, and day/night modes.
Personalizing main screens by selecting display items and screen types.
Configuring time offsets and display units for various parameters.
Setting up fuel tank types, sensors, and calibration for accurate readings.
Resetting the meter to default settings or specific components.
Calibrating fuel flow readings to match actual consumption.
Checking active trouble codes and consulting a dealer.
Factors affecting meter operation such as noise and temperature.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the instrument to prevent damage.
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