Engine Fault; Fault Navigation; Engine Scheduled Maintenance - Mercury VesselView 4 Manual

Section 2 - Initial Screens and Setup Wizard

Engine Fault

If an engine fault is detected during a system scan, the user‑selected data area will display descriptive text in a bold color fault
screen. The color of the fault screen will depend on the type of fault detected. The system status field will change according to
the fault that is displayed.
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Fault Navigation

When faults are present, they will be identified with numbers along the bottom footer of the fault field.
1. The selection tab will default to the first number.
2. Press the LEFT or RIGHT arrow button to review each fault.
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3. The selected fault will have a white filled box with a black number.
4. The selected fault will alternate between the fault number and a positive (+) symbol indicating there is more data to display.
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5. When a positive (+) symbol is available, press the ENTER button to view the additional data related to that fault.
6. When the additional data requires more pages, the fault footer area will show one or more circles. The selected page circle
will be white. This area will show the long text description of the fault.
7. To exit the fault footer, use the LEFT or RIGHT button to highlight the X in the fault footer. Press the ENTER button to exit
the fault footer and return to the system status field.

Engine Scheduled Maintenance

If a maintenance reminder is detected during a system scan, the user‑selected data area will display descriptive text in a bold
color. The system status field in the lower left corner will change according to the maintenance issue that is displayed. Use
common sense to protect your investment, and check your engine oil on a regular basis, preferably before each use.
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a - Warning icon with fault title
b - Short text or legacy text
c - Engine fault location
d - Action text
e - Number of faults
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a - PAGES button
b - LEFT arrow button
c - RIGHT arrow button
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d - ENTER button
a - Number of faults in footer
b - Selected fault
c - Exit icon for the fault footer
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