Safety Information Page: 23 Limitations on Operator Recommends a minimum operator age, emphasizes supervision of minors, and advises knowing state requirements and safety courses.
Cruising Limitations Provides guidelines for safe cruising, including scanning for others, operating defensively, avoiding hazards, and adhering to weather conditions.
Operational Requirements Mandates wearing USCG-approved PFDs for all occupants, recommends eye protection and footwear, and advises against operating under the influence.
Required and Recommended Equipment Lists essential safety equipment like PFDs, fire extinguishers, and visual distress signals, plus recommended items for enhanced safety.
Night Operation Stipulates the requirement for bow and anchor lights during night operation and when anchored in the dark.
Wakeboarding and Water Skiing Provides safety considerations for towing wakeboarders or water-skiers, including PFD use, protective clothing, and responsible operation.
Rules of the Road Explains general boating rules, steering and sailing rules, and specific situations like meeting, crossing, and overtaking other vessels.
Other Navigation Situations Covers rules for narrow channels, right-of-way for fishing and sailing vessels, and how to read navigational buoys and markers.
Description Page: 35 Boat Glossary Defines key nautical terms used throughout the manual, such as Bow, Deck, Helm, Hull, Port, and Starboard.
Location of Main Components Illustrates and labels the exterior components of the boat, including ladders, lights, cleats, and storage compartments.
Seats Details the different types of seats on the boat, including their locations and specific identification numbers for reference.
Stern Components Identifies and illustrates components located at the stern of the boat, such as the ladder, eye, shift gate, and jet thrust nozzles.
Helm Controls (AR210/SX210) Provides a diagram and list of helm controls for AR210/SX210 models, including tachometer, display unit, switches, and levers.
Helm Controls (212X/212S/212) Illustrates and lists helm controls specific to 212X/212S/212 models, covering display units, controllers, outlets, and switches.
Engine Components (AR210/SX210) Shows diagrams of engine components for 3-star models (AR210/SX210), identifying parts like blowers, oil caps, and spark plugs.
Engine Components (212X/212S/212) Illustrates engine components for 3-star models (212X/212S/212), pointing out blowers, fuse boxes, engine oil caps, and air filter cases.
Instrument Operation Page: 52 Helm Controls (AR210/SX210) Provides a detailed layout and description of helm controls for AR210/SX210 models, covering switches, displays, and inputs.
Multi-function Display Elements Breaks down the elements of the multi-function display, including static bars, screen tab bars, center displays, and warning bars.
Display Screens: Home and Trip Describes the Home screen's display of boat speed and information, and the Trip screen's logging of engine hours and fuel consumption.
Setting Screen Overview Introduces the setting screen for customizing multi-function display unit parameters, including time, depth, units, and brightness.
Warnings and Examples Explains how warnings are displayed on the center screen and provides examples of common warning messages and their meanings.
Specific Warning Types Details specific warnings such as Check Engine, Low Oil Pressure, and Over Temperature, including their causes and recommended actions.
Audio Control Keypad Locates the audio control keypad and refers to the stereo system owner's manual for operating instructions.
Helm Controls (212X/212S/212) Illustrates helm controls for 212X/212S/212 models, including phone holder, display unit, controller, and DC outlet.
Keypads and Indicators Explains the remote control keypad and the bilge pump indicator light, noting its automatic operation feature.
Joystick Operation Modes Explains the joystick's two operation modes: Volume Control and Navigation Control, and how to switch between them.
Static Bar Display Elements Describes the static bar elements on the multi-function display, including fuel level, battery voltage, depth, and engine tachometers.
Status Indicator Bar Details the status indicator bar, which shows indicators for bilge pump, blowers, warnings, and navigation/anchor lights.
Trip Screen Information Explains the Trip screen, which displays engine operation hours, fuel consumption, trip distance, and highest speed.
Media Screen Functions Details the Media screen's capabilities for radio broadcast, Bluetooth connection, and other audio functions.
Audio Source Selection Guides on selecting audio sources like AM/FM radio and Bluetooth, and how to change volume and radio station frequency.
Auxiliary and USB Input Explains how to connect portable media players via auxiliary input and USB drives for audio playback.
Main Audio Settings Details the main audio settings screen, allowing adjustments for balance/fader, bass/mid/treble, and equalizer.
Audio System Adjustments Provides instructions for adjusting balance/fader levels and configuring the equalizer settings for the audio system.
Equipment Operation Page: 92 Seats Describes the boat's seating arrangement and provides safety warnings regarding passenger seating and bow filler cushions.
Passenger's Seat Operation Describes the adjustment features for the passenger's seat, similar to the driver's seat but without seat bolster adjustment.
Anchor Storage and Ski Locker Details the location and operation of the anchor storage compartment and the ski locker, including specific warnings for the 212X ski locker.
Wet Storage Compartment Details the wet storage compartment located under the swim platform and provides instructions for opening and closing.
Folding Mirror (212X) Provides instructions on adjusting the angle and folding the driver's side mirror on 212X models.
Anchor Light Installation Details the procedure for setting up the removable anchor light, including storage in the ski locker.
Bow Ladder Operation Explains how to use the bow ladder, which is stored in the anchor storage compartment.
Side Table Installation Details how to install the side table at the swim platform or in front of the rear port seat.
Wakeboard Tower Usage Explains the wakeboard tower's function as an elevated tow point and provides warnings regarding towing capacity and usage.
Bimini Top Setup (SX210/212) Explains how to set up the bimini top for SX210/212 models, including unhooking rear poles and securing front straps.
Operation Page: 152 Driving Your Boat Emphasizes practicing basic techniques, familiarizing with controls, understanding load limits, and knowing laws for safe boating.
Starting the Engines Provides warnings and procedures for starting the engines safely, including checking compartment vapors and attaching the shut-off cord.
Turning the Boat Describes how steering control works with jet thrust and provides guidance on making turns safely, considering throttle and passenger safety.
Boating with Passengers Offers safety advice for boating with passengers, emphasizing seating, holding on, and proper weight distribution for stability.
Stopping the Boat Details stopping procedures, including adequate stopping distances and warnings against using reverse at planing speed.
Boarding Procedures and Docking Covers safe boarding from water, docks, or jetties, and provides instructions for docking the boat considering wind and currents.
Beaching Provides instructions and warnings for beaching the boat, including avoiding debris in intakes and selecting appropriate beaching locations.
Post-Operation Checks Outlines essential post-operation procedures to preserve the boat's appearance and reliability, including flushing and cleaning.
Care and Storage Page: 172 Post-Operation Care Outlines essential post-operation care procedures to maintain the boat's appearance and reliability, including cleaning and flushing.
Flushing the Cooling System Details the critical procedure for flushing the cooling system to prevent clogging from salt, sand, or dirt.
Cleaning the Boat Provides instructions for cleaning the hull, interior, and engine compartment, including warnings about using high-pressure water.
Basic Stain Guide Offers basic steps for removing common stains from boat upholstery and recommends consulting professionals for difficult stains.
Battery Care (212X/212S/212) Details battery removal, storage, charging, and installation procedures for 212X/212S/212 models, including warnings about lead reversal.
Long-Term Storage Provides recommendations for preventative maintenance for long-term storage, including fuel system and lubrication.
Fuel System and Lubrication Covers fuel system preparation for storage and advises on lubrication points for moving parts like throttle and steering cables.
Grease Points Identifies specific grease points on the steering and shift mechanisms, and bearing housings, with capacity details.
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