Malibu Boats RESPONSE TXi 2021, Руководство пользователя

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2021 OWNERS MANUAL | How It Works 97
To reset the switch after activation, reinstall the lanyard clip
and flip the switch to the UP position.
Lighting
All Malibu boats are equipped with multiple lights to assist
boaters in low light situations.
Emergency Back-up Key Switch
When the emergency back-up key switch is turned to the
ON position, the navigation and anchor lights on the deck near
the windshield illuminate.
Models: All models.
Navigation Lights
As required by the U.S. Coast
Guard and most maritime
authorities, recreational vessels
should display navigational lights
between sunset and sunrise, as
well as other periods of reduced
visibility. There is a green light
on the starboard side and a red
light on the port side, operated
from a button on the dash panel. The green light will be on
the starboard side of the deck adjacent to the driver’s helm,
and the red light will be on the port side deck adjacent to the
observer seat location.
Models: All models.
Anchor Light
All boats equipped with towers will also have a 360-degree
light on top for use at anchor. The white light cannot be used
while the boat is underway as it could impair other boaters’
CAUTION
!
Bow and navigation lights get hot during use, which could result in
burns if touched. The light can remain hot for an extended period of
time after it has been turned OFF.
vision. This light is on whenever the navigation/anchor lights
are on.
Models: All models equipped with towers.
Docking Lights
These are an option
that offer additional visual
assistance. The lights are
located around the bow area
and provide white light to
the front of the boat. The
docking lights are operated
from a screen icon. On all Wakesetter models, the control will
be from ON-OFF/HIGH-LOW. This feature is enabled through
the touch screen settings. If the setting is disabled, it will
function ON/OFF only.
Please note that boat operators are not allowed to operate
docking lights while the boat is underway.
Models: (Optional) All models.
Courtesy Lights
The courtesy lights vary
from model to model and are
found in all areas of the deck
from bow to stern, as well as
inside storage compartments.
The lights provide white
light. These lights are
LED and therefore bright without excessive heat. However,
leaving them on for extended periods of time shortens the
life of the bulb and can become warm to the touch. Malibu
recommends leaving the lights off unless they are needed.
The lights operate from a screen icon. Some lights are
activated from the Interior Light icon (e.g., side panel lighting)
while others are activated from the Storage Light icon (e.g.,
glove box, G5 dome light, and OB compartment).
Models: All models as an option.
Underwater Transom Lights
Some models may be
equipped with optional
underwater transom lights,
which are located under
the swim board and add
considerable brightness in
the water. This is an added
safety feature, particularly when swimming in shallow water.
Note that these lights are not allowed to be ON while the boat
is underway. These LED lights are intended to be operated
under the waterline, and Malibu recommends keeping the
lights OFF unless submerged. While LED lights do not
generate as much heat as many other lights, water cooling
adds to the life span of the bulbs. The lights are controlled by
the video screen icon.
Models: All models as an option.
Tie-Ups
Several methods of securing boats to shoreline and docks are
running. The purpose of the switch is to immediately shut OFF the
engine if the operator moves away from the driver’s helm. Without
the driver’s control, all person’s onboard or other boaters in the area
could be subject to serious injury or even death. Never operate the
boat without the emergency engine stop switch lanyard connected
between the switch and the boat operator. Malibu recommends the
operator of the vessel always remain at the helm any time the engine
is running.
! WARNING
Boat outings should conclude prior to dark. Visual sighting is critical
to safe boating. In an emergency where the boat must be operated in
darkness, use the boat’s navigation and anchor lighting in accordance
with local law and ordinances which may restrict the type of lighting
to be used, plus sound signals, to alert anyone in the area, and proceed
slowly. After dark, it may be impossible to see other boats, submerged
hazards or the shoreline, which can result in damage to the boat that
is not covered under warranty, and serious injury or even death.