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10
Function and operation of components
EKS
The EKS consists of the EKS panel and the
EKS fob. EKS functions: EKS locking/un-
locking using EKS fob, ignition ON/OFF and
engine starting and stopping.
The EKS panel for triple engine installations
is equipped with an All ignition switch and an
All start/stop switch. Pressing the All ignition
switch will provide power for all engines.
Pressing the All start/stop switch will start or
stop all engines.
1. EKS fob (2 pcs)
2. Active indicator
3. Ignition switch (PORT)
4. Ignition switch (STBD)
5. Start/stop switch (PORT)
6. Start/stop switch (STBD)
7. Lock indicator
8. Ignition switch (Center)
9. Start/stop switch (Center)
10. All ignition switch
11. All start/stop switch
A. Twin engine application
B. Triple engine application
EKS fob
Place and hold the EKS fob over the lock in-
dicator in EKS panel to lock and unlock the
EKS.
TIP:
Be sure to lock the EKS when leaving the
boat, or when leaving the operator’s seat if
children are nearby. Also, check that the
lock indicator is blinking.
Repeated operation of the EKS fob lock/
unlock function may result in improper
operation. Be sure to operate the EKS fob
in at least 1-second intervals.
When locking/unlocking with the EKS fob,
do not place the key close to devices pos-
sessing a magnetic field, as this may pre-
vent the lock/unlock operation.
The EKS will allow to register up to four
EKS fobs. Have a Yamaha dealer register
any additional EKS fobs.
When operating or stopping the boat, be
sure to carry the EKS fob with you and
take care not to lose it.
If any EKS fob is lost, be sure to have a
Yamaha dealer delete the registration of
the lost key number for security reasons.
While operating the ignition switch or
engine start switch, do not turn the steer-
ing wheel or perform any system opera-
tions at the same time, otherwise
unexpected errors may occur.
IGNITION IGNITION
START
STOP
START
STOP
A
1
7
432
6
5
IGNITION IGNITION
START
STOP
START
STOP
IGNITION IGNITION
CENTER STBDALL PORT
START
STOP
START
STOP
B
3
10 8
5
4
6
2
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