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NOTE: On PowerDrive and Riptide PowerDrive (V2 and newer), once the i-Pilot is installed the
i-Pilot remote will be the only means of steering the PowerDrive motor. The corded footpedal will
no longer steer the motor if the i-Pilot Controller cable is disconnected and the footpedal
reconnected. To recover steering with the corded footpedal, the complete i-Pilot system would need
to be un-installed and, if the motor has an AutoPilot model main control board, an original compass
control board would also need to be installed.
NOTE:
Terrova, Riptide Terrova, Ulterra, Riptide Ulterra, and Ultrex motors communicate
with any connected accessory via a microprocessor-based network. The failure of any installed
network accessory can result in motor malfunction. Disconnect all accessories other than the i-Pilot
when diagnosing the motor. If the problem is corrected, then reconnect each accessory one at a time
to isolate which component caused the issue.
Part I.
General Troubleshooting
Click on blue Case to jump to the linked discussion/resolution:
Case I. The motor is making erratic steering corrections while in AutoPilot, Spot-
Lock or Track to Start/End.
Case II.
The boat doesn’t seem to keep close enough to the recorded Spot-Lock
location.
Case III. When in Advanced AutoPilot in strong winds, there is quite a bit of back
and forth movement in the boat.
Case IV. When in Advanced AutoPilot in strong winds, there is quite a bit of back
and forth movement in the boat.
Case V. i-Pilot won’t let me turn on certain features like Advanced AutoPilot,
Record, Track to Start/End, or Spot-Lock.
Case VI. The i-Pilot GPS-based features drop out when the motor speed setting is
increased.
Case VII. While in Track to Start/End the propeller suddenly stopped.
Case VIII. While in Record mode, the recording suddenly stopped.
Case IX. When a button on the 1.5 remote is pressed no icons are displayed on the
remote LCD screen.
(refer to pictures on prior page for remote versions)
Case X. When any button on the 1.0 remote is pressed nothing happens.
(refer to pictures
on prior page for remote versions)
Case XI. When buttons on the 1.0 remote are pressed some of them work and others
do not, but all buttons “feel” the same.
(refer to pictures on prior page for remote versions)
Case XII. When a specific button on the 1.0 remote is pressed nothing happens.
(refer to pictures on prior page for remote versions)
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