Boston Whaler 325 Conquest, Owner'S Manual

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Chapter 3 • Systems Overview and Operation
R
325 Conquest
Reboarding Ladder
The reboarding ladder is located under the swim
ladder cover on the aft starboard deck of the boat (see
Figure 3.26.1). The ladder can be accessed without
the cover raised. To deploy the reboarding ladder:
• Release cover’s rubber locking strap
• Pull ladder out
• Rotate ladder unit downward
•
Extend ladder rungs
Reboarding Ladder
Figure 3.26.1
1
3
2
REBOARDING LADDER COVER
REBOARDING LADDER (RETRACTED)
RUBBER LOCKING STRAP
DEPLOYED REBOARDING LADDER
1
3
4
2
4
Entertainment System
The entertainment system consists of a stereo/radio
with CD player, waterproof speakers, remote control
pad and MP3 input. The stereo/CD player is in the
forward upper cabinet of the galley. The stereo
remote is located on the control station starboard of
the helm. To use:
• Connect standard 3.5 mm (1/8”) mini stereo
cable (not included) between MP3 player and
the MP3 input; turn stereo on.
• Press CD button at the top of the stereo unit to
access MP3 source; turn MP3 player on
• Control volume and menu functions from
MP3 unit, the remote or the stereo.
TV (Option)
If boat is equipped with the optional entertainment
package, there is a flat screen TV in the cabin.
CD/DVD
The CD/DVD player has a hand-held remote for both
TV and DVD operation.
Cockpit and Cabin Speaker Zones
Zone 1: Hardtop speakers
Zone 2: Cabin
Zone 3: Subwoofer (option)
Operation
• Press the hand-held remote Menu button to
switch to the sound adjustment display.
• Use the Rotary Encoder to select the desired
zones and select ON .
NOTE :
Zone 1
cannot be turned
OFF
.
• Select Zone 1 then Link Zone 1 + 2 . Select
ON
to activate. Linking zone one and two
allows volume control over both zones
simultaneously. The zone set up for zone one
and two can be configured separately when in
this mode.
• Select Volume Limit to set the desired output
volume for each individual zone.
• Rotate the Rotary Encoder control clockwise
to increase volume and counter clockwise to
decrease volume.