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Pushing SET again causes the up arrows to blink, indi-
cating shallower settings. Pushing the MODE button
decreases the depth alarm setting.
Pushing SET a third time initiates "Units Mode". While
in "Units Mode", the current "feet" or "meter" telltale
flashes. Pushing the MODE button changes between
feet and meters display and changes the flashing tell-
tale.
Pushing SET a fourth time returns to "Depth Mode", or
after 30 seconds of no activity on the buttons, the dis-
play returns to depth mode automatically.
NOTICE
If you have set your depth incorrectly and you
are not sure how to reset your depth. You can
disconnect the positive (red) terminal from the
battery. After waiting a couple of seconds re-
connect the positive terminal. This will clear
everything and allow you to reprogram your
shallow depth alarm and clock
3. Clock
The clock can display in 12 hour or 24 hour mode (mili-
tary time). The time can be displayed in hours & min-
utes or in minutes & seconds. Pressing MODE while
in clock mode (not setting) toggles the hr-min and min-
sec mode. At an hour boundary the clock returns to
hour & minute display.
To set the clock, press SET. The clock display will be
in 24 hr. format (so that AM & PM are clear). Pressing
MODE will increase the hours. Holding MODE for more
than a second will cause the hours to scroll up.
Pressing SET again will cause the minutes to blink. The
MODE button now acts on the minutes. Each time a
new minute value is entered, the seconds are set to
zero.
Pressing SET a third time allows you to set the 12/24
hour mode. The display will show 24:12 with the active
mode blinking.
Pressing SET again returns to normal time keeping.
NOTICE
The clock has a three week auto shut-off ca-
pability. This will reduce the drain of your bat-
tery.
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If your auto shut-off has occurred you will need to reset
your alarm depth as well as your clock. Turn the igni-
tion key to "ON" to power up the module and follow the
preceding instructions regarding the depth and clock
programming instructions.
If you have any questions or need assistance please
contact VDO North America LLC at (540) 665-0100 or
Four Winns® Customer Service at 231-775-1343.
J. Four Winns®/VDO Module Display Settings -
2000 234 Candia FS and 254 Candia FS
New for model year 2000, the LCD display has seven
(7) basic functions, clock, depth, distance log, trip log,
engine hours, trip hours, and water temperature. The
operation and display of the functions is controlled by
the MODE and SET push buttons. The programming
of all the FOUR WINNS®/VDO displays is shown in
the VDO "Quick Start" chart included at the end of
this section. Please note that the ADJUST button on
the VDO Quick Start card is the SET button on the
Four Winns® dash panel. Also included in the follow-
ing is a detailed description of the steps involved in set-
ting the different display functions:
1. Clock
The Clock Display is selected by pressing the MODE
button. Note that during Clock Display the colon blinks
once per second.
The time of day is set by pressing and holding MODE
and SET for 2 seconds while in Clock Display mode.
The MODE button is then used to advance through the
time set features. Hours are set first, then minutes,
then 12/24 hour mode. The selected digits blink while
being set. While in set mode the SET button is pressed
to increment the selected unit. The hours is set in the
24 hour format, rolling to zero at 24. The minutes roll to
zero at 60. While setting the 12/24 hour feature, 24 is
displayed in the hours position and 12 is displayed in
the minutes position. The current mode blinks (i.e. in
24 hour the "24" blinks).
MODE and SET are debounced for 3/8 of a second. If
the SET button is held for 2 seconds while setting the
numeric value the key auto repeats at a rate of 6 per
second (i.e. to scroll through all 60 minutes requires 12
seconds). When the ignition is turned off the present
mode is saved and the LCD displays the time of day.
The time setting functions are not available with
the ignition off. When the ignition is turned on the
LCD returns to its prior display mode.
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