If you have one tank it will be shown as Fuel Tank. Other tanks will be displayed as Blackwater Tank, Freshwater Tank, Oil Tank, Live Well Tank and Waste Water Tank. If you have more than one of the tank types above, it will be displayed as Blk Wtr 1, 2, 3, Live Well 1, 2, 3, etc. If the tank or tanks have not been configured, they will be listed as Unfcg F Level.
To unconfigure Fluid Level:
1.Choose a configured Fluid Level from the Bus Devices list and press
ENTER.
2.Highlight UNCONFIGURE and press ENTER, which will launch the following message: Press Enter to Unconfigure Device.
3.Press ENTER and you will be returned to the Bus Devices list where you now will see UnCfg F Level on the devices list.
To Configure Fluid Level:
1.Select UNFCG F LEVEL from the Bus Devices list and press ENTER, which will launch the following message: Press ENTER to configure Fluid Level Sensor.
2.Press ENTER and a menu will be called up with these configuration options: Fuel, Fresh Water, Waste Water, Live Well, Oil and Black Water. You can have up to three tanks for each category.
NOTE:
The gauge must be set to Fuel Level for the Fuel Remaining Source to display fuel level sensor information properly. For more information on the topic, see Fuel Remaining source under Fuel Setup in Section 5, Advanced Operation.
To configure Fuel:
1.Highlight FUEL from the list of configuration options and press ENTER. The number of options on the menu will vary with the number of tanks you selected during Boat Setup. See Boat Setup on the first page of Section 3: Operations.
If you have three tanks, a menu will appear with these options: Port Tank, Cen (Center) Tank and Stbd (Starboard) Tank.
2.Highlight one of the three tank options and press ENTER, which will take you back to the Bus Devices list. If you have more than one tank, one of the following will now be on the list: Fuel Tank (P), Fuel Tank (C), Fuel Tank (S). If you have one tank, Fuel Tank will be on the list.
To configure Fresh Water:
1.Choose FRESH WATER from the list of configuration options and press ENTER. A window will appear prompting you to input the tank number.
2.Enter the tank number (1, 2 or 3) and press ENTER. That will launch a tank size window.
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