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Chapter 4 - Cabin - 35 G8 Super Cruiser Operator’s Manual MY19 - REV 0
CANtrak System
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Left: An example
of a fuel computer
mode
Key 1: Pages icon indicating that further presses cycle
through options for the screen being viewed (in
this instance fuel computer modes for the main
engine display)
Key 2: Quad display mode
Key 3: Uni display mode
Key 4: Alarm display mode
Key 5: Exit door
The Tri Display or Main Engine
Display - Key 1
Tri-display or main engine display, accessed via key 1.
NOTE: Metric units are shown by default but others
may be selected via the configuration menu.
This GEM display mode provides three independent
windows, and is intended to show the most
frequently-accessed vehicle data (RPM, speed,
temperature and fuel).
To select Tri Display, press any of the first 4 keys to
show the top-level button bar, and then key 1 (the
left-hand key). The parameters displayed on this page
cannot be changed, apart from the fuel computer
window which is explained below. However,
attributes such as units and scales may be changed -
see the Configuration menu section for details (note
that user-defined views of vehicle data are available
in the next GEM mode: Quad Display).
Tri Display - Fuel Computer
Modes
• Instantaneous Fuel Rate: (volume/hour)
• Average Trip Fuel Rate: If Total Fuel and Engine
Hours are available it is calculated since last trip
fuel/hours reset using: trip fuel/trip hours [volume/
hour]
• Average Distance Per Volume: If Vehicle Speed
or Vehicle Distance and the Total Fuel is available
then it is calculated since last trip fuel/distance
reset using: distance/volume
• Total Engine Hours: If Total Engine Hours is
available
• Trip Engine Hours: Since last trip hours reset
• Trip Fuel: Since last trip fuel reset
• Total Distance: If Total Distance is available
• Trip Distance: If Total Distance is available then it
is calculated since last trip distance reset. If Total
Distance is not available, but Trip Distance is, then
this is displayed.
• Fuel Remaining: If Tank Capacity is entered, Tank
Full is reset, and Total Fuel Used is available, then
Fuel Remaining is calculated using: Tank Capacity –
(Total Fuel Used – Trip Fuel). Evaluation assumes
Engine Fuel Used is cumulative and not zeroed on
power up.