Scroller Bar Icons - Mercury VesselView 4 User Manual

Scroller Bar Icons

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Temperature–displays engine and environment temperature values: oil, water, fuel, air (manifold.) Available
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information is power‑package dependent.
Pressure–displays engine pressure values: water, oil, fuel, boost. Available information is power‑package
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dependent.
c Voltage–displays battery values for all engines.
d Tanks–displays the vessel's onboard tanks data: fuel, water, waste, oil (two‑cycle only), capacity.
Trip Log–displays recorded trip data: total distance, total time, average speed, average fuel consumption. Trip log
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recorded data can be erased and set to zero.
Generator–displays data the generator can send through a NMEA 2000 or J1939 protocol control area network:
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current state (run/stop), voltage (AC/DC), hertz, hours, oil pressure, water temperature.
g Smart Tow–activates Smart Tow profiles for selection. Profiles can be modified.
h Troll Control–activates low‑speed engine control. Can be used to control engine RPM.
Fuel Management–displays fuel system statistics: current economy, average economy, volume use per hour,
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total capacity, fuel used.
j Autopilot–displays autopilot data
Eco–displays information to guide the operator to the best trim position and engine speed to achieve the best fuel
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economy.
Navigation–displays data relating to installed navigation system: compass heading, longitude and latitude, time to
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waypoint (TTW,) bearing to waypoint (BTW,) distance to waypoint (DTW,) course over ground (COG).
m Expand–paginates through the selected data screens.
Trim and Tabs–displays drive trim position and position of tabs. A sensor must be installed on the tabs for this
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function to display information.
Performance–displays advanced performance data: peak performance (RPM/speed), inches per revolution of the
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propeller.
Engine Data–displays additional engine information: manifold temperature, throttle percent, engine load, manifold
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boost pressure. Available information is power package dependent.
Cruise Control–activates cruise control. Allows the user to control the vessel with the engine RPM or vessel
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speed. Vessel speed control requires a paddle wheel sensor or GPS.
Settings–main location where data can be turned on or off, modify sensor data tolerance ±, select preferred
r displayed values (metric/English/nautical), reset to factory default. Note—A reset to factory default will erase all
customized settings.
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