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14) Turning Power ON/OFF. The MaxVu110 draws very little power and is
intended to have power ON at all times. Press and hold the
"
key to turn the
MaxVu110 display OFF. The clock will keep running. Press and hold the
"
key again to enable the display. The Time-Of-Day clock will have to be set
again
if you remove power to the MaxVu110 “A” terminal but all other data
is saved to a nonvolatile memory and not lost.
15) NMEA 0183 channel 2A is monitored in the background as one of the
“Critical Alarm” functions (See list in Appendix E). You should assign an impor-
tant NMEA sentence to this channel such as Depth. If depth is connected to
another NMEA channel it will not be monitored in the background. Depth will
still be monitored if it is being viewed on the current display configuration how-
ever.
16) After settings are changed it can take up to 30 seconds to save the data to
the nonvolatile memory. If power is removed from the MaxVu110 during this
time the changes may not be saved to memory and the older settings will be used
when power is reapplied.
17) Both High and Low alarms for NMEA 0183 data can only be set in full units
(i.e. full Degrees not tenths of a Degree, etc.).
18) When using the
t
and
s
keys to change a value, holding them down will
cause the value to scroll fast after three seconds and very fast after ten seconds.
19) Engine Hours and the Maintenance Alarm only run when the ignition line is
On. Battery #3 is used to determine if the ignition is On so wire Battery #3 to the
ignition line.
20) When creating User defined calibration curves for Fuel/Tanks, Oil Pressure,
and Engine Temperature it is important that the resistance and displayed values
change between each of the 32 calibration points and that the curves either rise
or fall but do not double back (e.g. start to rise then fall or vice-versa).