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on. This will keep the engine starting batteries in
reserve for starting the engines.
Notice:
Current is supplied to the automatic switches
for the bilge pumps when the batteries are
connected and the battery switches are off.
Notice:
The manual overrides on the battery switches
completely bypass the remotely activated
switches when the switches are manually acti-
vated. The circuits cannot be turned off using
the remote battery switches on the helm panel
if the battery switches have been activated by
the manual switches.
6.4 Remote Battery Switch Panel
The battery switches are controlled by switches in the
battery switch panel located in the cabin AC panel. A
red light in each switch will illuminate to indicate that
the battery the switch it controls is now on. When
a battery switch is turned off, the red light may not
turn off immediately or will slowly fade out if there
are no loads present on the system. This is normal
as the capacitors in the system drain.
Engine
Remotely activates all Engine battery switches si-
multaneously. Slide the label down and press the
top of the switch to activate the switch. Slide the
label up and press the bottom of the switch to turn
the battery switch off.
House
Remotely activates the House battery switch. Slide
the label down and press the top of the switch to
activate the battery switch. Slide the label up and
press the bottom of the switch to turn the battery
switch off.
Notice:
The remote battery switch panel is always
supplied power whenever the house battery
banks are connected.
6.5 Ignition Switch Panels
Ignition switch panels are unique to each engine
manufacturer and the engine control options se-
lected. The information in this section provides a
general overview of the most common quad ignition
system for Yamaha outboard engines.
Battery Switch Panel in Cabin AC Panel
Your dealer will provide you with the proper start-
ing procedure for your boat at the time of delivery.
Additional information for the ignition switch system
installed in your boat is located in the engine and
control system operating manuals included in your
information packet.
Helm Master Ignition
Most quad engine boats are equipped with the Helm
Master ignition panel that offers the latest technol
-
ogy and security. This is a “keyless” electronic panel
which energizes the ignition system of multiple
outboards with only one Radio Frequency ID key by
touching the panel with the electronic key. The panel
features lights which indicate when the engines are
running and a START/STOP button for each engine.
For convenience and protection, engines can not be
restarted while running.
Starting and stopping procedure
Make sure the engines are shutdown with the shift
levers in the neutral position and your hand is on
the control levers. Touch the panel with the elec-
tronic key to unlock and activate the panel. The
panel will beep twice to indicate it is unlocked and
Summary of Contents for 455 CC
Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL 455 CC...
Page 2: ...2 Revision 0 12 04 2021...
Page 14: ...14 NOTES...
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Page 29: ...29 Operation...
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Page 177: ...177 MAINTENANCE LOG Appendix B Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...
Page 178: ...178 Maintenance Schedule and Log MAINTENANCE LOG Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...
Page 179: ...179 Maintenance Schedule and Log MAINTENANCE LOG Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...
Page 180: ...180 Maintenance Schedule and Log MAINTENANCE LOG Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...
Page 181: ...181 Appendix C BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT...
Page 182: ...182 Boating Accident Report...
Page 183: ...183 Boating Accident Report...
Page 184: ...184 NOTES...
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Page 195: ...195 Schematics Board Circuit Breaker DCM AFT BOM...
Page 196: ...196 Schematics Board Circuit Breaker DCM Forward Console Sht 1...
Page 197: ...197 Schematics Board Circuit Breaker DCM Hardtop 2nd Station...
Page 198: ...198 Schematics add sheet 3 that shows the shipping height...
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