GEKKO GTO 22, Руководство пользователя

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Master code is programmed or reprogrammed, the Slave code becomes the same as
the Master code. To put the unit in Lock mode, the user must then re-enter the
Dealer code, Master code or Slave code then hit the Stop button.
Reprogramming the Master Code:
Reprogramming the Master code is done while in Lock code. The user enters in the
Master code and rather than pressing Start to unlock the system, the user presses both
the one and four keys simultaneously. If the correct code is entered the Unlock LED
will blink approximately twice per second. Programming is done by entering between
two and eight digits, pressing Start, re-entering the code and pressing Start once more.
If successful, the unit will unlock. If not successful, the LED will stop blinking and the
unit will remain in Lock mode. The Slave code is now the same as the Master code.
Programming the Slave Code:
Programming the Slave code is done when the user enters the Master code while in
Lock code then pressing the one and three keys simultaneously. If done correctly, the
unlock LED will blink approximately twice per second. Entering the code is done just
as the Dealer and Master code. If the Slave codes successfully programmed the system
will unlock.
Erasing the Master and Slave Codes:
To erase the Master and Slave codes, the user enters in the correct Dealer code and
then presses the one and three keys simultaneously. The system will remain locked.
Pressing the Start button should unlock the system if no Master or Slave codes exist.
Erasing the Dealer Code:
Erasing the Dealer code cannot be done through the keypad. The only way to erase
the Dealer code is to send the unit a special command through the communication
lines. This will also erase the Master and Slave codes.
To exit any of the programming modes, simply press the Stop button. The system will
automatically exit the programming mode after approximately 20 seconds if left in
the programming mode. Functions designed to work in locked mode will still function
properly while the system is in programming mode with no ill effect.
Bazooka Internal Ballast System Operation TOP
System Components- Two 25-gallon ballast tanks are positioned side by side
underneath the rear swim platform. These are filled through a water scoop on the
boat bottom while the boat is in motion. Venting each tank is accomplished via a
thru-hull mounted on the deck gunnel adjacent to the wakeboard storage locker on
both the port and starboard sides. Draining the tanks can be accomplished while the
boat is in motion on the water or on while on the trailer. To drain with the boat in
motion on the water, the control knobs on the dashboard should be pushed in all the