MARKER ONE m25, Руководство пользователя

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M25/M27 Owner’s Manual 3-19
1. FUEL (Fuel Level Gauge) - Measures the
approximate level of fuel in a fuel tank.
The ignition switch must be in the RUN position to
activate the gauge. Since the accuracy of your
gauge varies with the attitude of your Marker One
boat, and the fuel pick-up tube cannot withdraw all
fuel out of the tank, please observe the One Third
Rule. Use one third of your fuel to go out, one third
to come back and one third as a reserve.
2. TACHOMETER - Registers engine speed in
revolutions per minute (RPM). Use this gauge to
keep the engine within the proper operating range.
Refer to the engine operator’s manual for correct
specifications.
3. SPEEDOMETER - Registers forward speed in
miles per hour. Since the speedometer input is
received from water pressure, accuracy is only
approximate.
4. TRIM (Trim Gauge) - This gauge indicates the
angle position of the engines’ outdrive relative to
the position of the bow, up or down when boat is on
plane. Use this gauge in combination with the trim
switches located in the throttle control.
5. ANCHOR LIGHTS - This switch provides
illumination to the anchor area.
6. NAV. LIGHTS - NAV/ANC “Lights” - This three-
position switch activates the navigational (running)
lights and the anchor light. After installing the light,
press the switch toward the “NAV.” Press the switch
toward the “ANC” and the anchoring/mooring light
(360° white) will illuminate.
Navigational Lights - You must use your
navigational lights (running lights) when operating
your Marker One boat between sunset and sunrise,
and when day time visibility is limited. Also, check
with the local authorities before operating your boat
for other requirements concerning the use of
navigational lights.
The navigational lights are identified by a red light
on the port side of the vessel and a green light on
the starboard side.
Anchor/Mooring Light - All boats at anchor or
moored must display a proper white anchor light.
The anchor light (all around light) is the white light
located aft of the cockpit. The anchor light must be
visible from 360° and will remain on when operating
the navigational lights.
7. ACCESSORY - This switch will switch on a
dealer-installed accessory.
8. ACCESSORY - This switch will switch on a
dealer-installed accessory.
9. DOCKING LIGHTS (Optional) - This switch
operates the docking lights.
Docking lights are to be used for docking only. It is
illegal to use your docking lights while cruising.
10. STORAGE LIGHTS - This switch provides
illumination within the storage area in the floor.
11. INTERIOR LIGHTS - This switch provides
illumination within the cockpit.
12. BILGE PUMP - This switch manually controls
the bilge pump.
13. UNDERWATER LIGHTING SWITCH
(Optional) -
Your boat may be equipped with
underwater lighting and the operating switch may
be located here. If not located under the dash, you
will find the switch in the transom area.
14. USB/AUXILIARY/IPOD INPUT PORTS -
Personal electronic devices can be plugged into
these ports.
15. OUTBOARD TRIM SWITCH - Outboard Trim
Switch controls the trim angle of the drive unit. This
switch will maximize the performance and ride of
the boat.
16. SHIFT/THROTTLE LEVER - Your control is a
single lever which operates as both a gear shifter
and a throttle. The control has a detent to position
NEUTRAL for starting.
NOTICE: Operate the boat
between sunset and sunrise
using your navigational lights.
Navigational lights are legally
required to indicate direction
and right-of-way at night.