Four winns Horizon 200, Owner'S Manual

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Owner’s Manual
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Section B
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C. Odometer (Log) and Trip Odometer (Trip Log)
The Log calculates total mileage based on input from
the paddle wheel. This value is unable to be reset
except at the factory and is stored in nonvolatile
memory.
The Trip Log is a resetable distance that will display
distance accumulated since the last reset. The opera-
tor presses both MODE and SET while in the Trip Log
mode to reset to “Zero”.
The Log and Trip Log functions will display Statute Miles
when the Depth function displays “Feet”. Kilometers
will be displayed when the Depth displays “Meters”. See
VDO “Quick Start” card at the end of this section for
additional directions.
D. Total (Engine) Hours
This function displays the total running hours (above
500 RPM) and will be displayed in 1 hour increments.
This value is unable to be reset. See VDO “Quick
Start” card at the end of this section for additional di-
rections.
E. Trip Hours
This is a resetable function of the engine hours with
Hour/Minute resolution up to 100 hours maximum.
Pressing both the SET and MODE buttons while in Trip
Hour mode resets the values to “Zero”. See VDO
“Quick Start” card at the end of this section for addi-
tional directions.
F. Seawater Temperature
This function measures the water temperature at the
paddle wheel speedo. When the Depth function is in
”Feet” the function defaults to “ 0 F” (Fahrenheit). When
the Depth function is in “Meters” the temperature de-
faults to “ 0 C” (Centigrade). See VDO “Quick Start”
card at the end of this section for additional directions.
If you have any questions or need assistance please
contact VDO North America LLC at (540) 665-0100 or
Four Winns® Customer Service at 231-775-1343.
I. Ignition Switch
The ignition switch, for 2000 Horizon and Sundowner
models and newer, has four positions: OFF, RUN, AC-
CESSORIES, and START. The START position is spring
loaded and the key should be held in this position until
the engine starts. The key will return to the RUN posi-
tion once released. Always turn the key to the OFF po-
sition when the engine is not running. This will prevent
discharging of the battery(s). The ACCESSORIES po-
sition allows the operator to run the stereo without acti-
vating the other ship’s systems. Additional information
on ignition switch operation is found in Section Q - Op-
eration.
On 1999 Horizon and Sundowner models and prior, the
ignition switch has three positions: OFF, RUN, and
START. The START position is spring loaded and the
key should be held in this position until the engine starts.
The key will return to the RUN position once released.
Always turn the key to the OFF position when the engine
is not running. This will prevent discharging of the
battery(s).
J. Emergency Ignition Shut-Off
An emergency ignition shut-off switch is provided on all
sport boat models. Its use is highly recommended when
underway. The switch has a lanyard (cord) attached to a
clip which must be in position for the engine to run. The
boat operator can attach the cord to a belt loop, life jacket,
etc. See Figure B6.
NOTICE
DO NOT attach the lanyard to clothing that will
tear away before the lanyard is pulled from the
switch to stop the engine.
Figure B6: Emergency Stop Switch
If the clip is not in position, the starter and other systems
will not operate (except the radio) and the engine will
not start . Should the boat operator move beyond the
range of the lanyard, the lanyard will pull the clip from