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Multitronics CL-950E is a multifunctional trip computer designed for water vehicles with gasoline
injection and carburetor engines. Multitronics CL-950E record, calculate, and display the distance
travelled, the average speed, the average fuel consumption, and real-time fuel consumption, display
the diagnostic trouble codes of ECU.
IPS display
Eye-catching and high resolution IPS display 4,3".
The display of the device is glued to the protective glass to prevent fogging inside the case.
Standard mount
Mounts in a 85 mm standard opening, front panel installation size 129,5 х 103,5
Environmentally sealed frame
All-weather dust and liquid protected frame with IP64 level (against water
Built-in GPS speed sensor
Equipped with the GPS speed sensor which allows to get accurate measurements of the water vehicle
speed, calculate the fuel consumption for a trip and forecast mileage before the fuel tank is empty.
Built-in accelerometer
The accelerometer controls the pitch and roll angles of your water vehicle to prevent a capsize as well
as calculates the optimal trim angle of the engine and helps easy access to the gliding mode.
Wide range of external connections
Supports connection to other sensors: the tilt (trim) sensor - to monitor and adjust its optimal position,
the fuel flow sensor (for carburetor engines), the injection plug (for injection engines) or the ignition coil
interrupter (for carburetor engines), the fuel level sensor, the temperature sensor.
Compatible with NMEA2000
Build your NMEA2000 network: the trip computer receives engine data via the original manufacturer's
protocol and communicates it to your chartplotter via NMEA2000
Supports original communication protocols
Multitronics CL-950E is designed for communication with water vehicles equipped with boat motors
including Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Evinrude etc. via original manufacturers' protocols as well as with
other injection type engines compatible with NMEA2000. Also supports J1939 protocol (MerCruiser,
Volvo Penta, Crusader, Flagship Marine, Ilmor Marine Engines, Indmar, Kodiak Marine, Marine Power
etc. compatible with SAE J1939). Takes readings of engine parameters like fuel consumption,
temperature, engine hours, service data, faults etc. Moreover, Multitronics CL-950E is compatible with
any injection (connection to injection plug is required) or carburetor (connection to mechanical
interrupter or electronic switch is required) type of engine.
Immediate fault warnings
Each time the ECU detects a fault, the trip computer immediately warns about it displaying the fault
code and its description. Thus you will know whether you must take actions right away or can continue
your trip.
Internet updates
You can customize automatic software updates on Multitronics CL-950E via mini-USB, memorize your
settings and transfer them to the newer versions.
FREE UPDATE
Engine performance monitoring
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When any of the engine performance parameter (rpm, temperature, trim, tank etc.) exceeds the
previously set boundaries the trip computer issues a warning signal and displays the data of the
exceeded parameter.
CL-950E
Multifunctional color display
You can customize the display, color scheme and parameters.
A range of 1, 2, 4, 6 or 9 parameters can be selected for
displaying in a digital, graphic, arrow or progress bar mode.
The side info panel shows 4 user-chosen parameters for continual
monitoring.
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  • Page 1 CL-950E Multitronics CL-950E is a multifunctional trip computer designed for water vehicles with gasoline injection and carburetor engines. Multitronics CL-950E record, calculate, and display the distance travelled, the average speed, the average fuel consumption, and real-time fuel consumption, display the diagnostic trouble codes of ECU.

  • Page 2: Button Layout

    2. Installation and connection 2.1. Cables and connectors 2.2. Multitronics CL-950E connector pinout 2.3. Types of diagnostic connectors 2.4.1. Connection sequence of one Multitronics CL-950E 2.4.2. Connecting and installing NMEA2000 2.4.3. Building your NMEA2000 network 2.4.4. Building the NMEA2000 network with several computers 2.5.
  • Page 3 1). Compatible engines and displayed parameters Multitronics CL-950E shows different sets of parameters depending on the engine type and selected communication protocol. However there are common parameters which it displays regardless of the engine type or protocol and identical for all protocols which are listed in the table below.
  • Page 4 Е-ТЕС: 25НР, 30НР, 40НР, 50НР, 55НР, FiСНТ: 75НР, 90НР, 115НР, 135НР, 150НР, EVINRUDE 60НР, 65НР, 75НР, 90НР, 115НР, 175НР, 200НР, 225НР, 250НР. All motors E-TEC, FICHT, DI 130НР, 150НР, 175НР, 200НР, DI: 100НР, 115НР, 135НР, 150НР, 175НР, from 1999 to 2018 225НР, 250НР, 300НР.
  • Page 5 2.1. Cables and connectors To connect Multitronics CL-950E to the diagnostic connector of the corresponding engine manufacturer, it is equipped with various cables and connectors (you should choose the appropriate cable type when purchasing the device). 2.2. Multitronics CL-950E connector pinout protective cover for pin №...
  • Page 6 To simplify the connection of Multitronics CL-950E different types of adapter cables are available when purchasing the device: Honda - adapter cable with 4-pin connector for Honda motor diagnostics; Suzuki - adapter cable with 4-pin connector for Suzuki motor diagnostics;...
  • Page 7 The fuel sensor must be purchased separately. 2.4.2. Connecting and installing NMEA2000. To establish connection with the NMEA2000 network of a water vehicle there are 2 types of Multitronics NMEA 2000 cables (optional): NMEA2000-M - with a male connector for connecting to the splitter (connection tee) of the NMEA2000 network;...
  • Page 8 2. Make to following changes to the settings of the device: “Settings display-Control-Conversion to NMEA-ON” 3. Turn off the ignition and wait till the screen of the Multitronics CL-950E is off then turn on the ignition (start the engine) 4. Select the engine parameters on the chartplotter according to its manual instructions.
  • Page 9 After long idle periods "cold" switching may take a few minutes. Connection of an external speed sensor to the Multitronics CL-950E is optional and should be performed in case of unstable GPS signals reception by the built-in GPS sensor of the trip computer.
  • Page 10 3). Possible locations of connectors and sensors To connect the Multitronics CL-950E to the diagnostic connector of the engine, refer to the manufacturer's technical documentation or to a technician experienced with these types of engines. As a rule the diagnostic connector is located next to the engine control unit (ECU) under a protective cover against moisture and dirt.
  • Page 11 4. Setting up the trip computer 4.1. Choosing the protocol 1. A few seconds after the trip computer is plugged in the diagnostic connector you will see "Select engine" on the screen. press and release € ‡ to find and select the type of the engine to which the trip computer is connected. ·...
  • Page 12 4.4. Displaying the fuel level The trip computer has three modes to display the fuel level (”Settings display-Sources-Tank type”): Calculated: no connection to the fuel sensor is required. After each refueling the user inserts how much fuel has been added to the tank and the trip computer calculates the remaining fuel by deducting the amount of fuel being consumed during the trip.
  • Page 13 ECU of the engine, it cannot detect faults independently from the ECU. Since the memory of the trip computer is limited, only decoding of basic faults codes is embedded, decoding of extended codes may be unavailable but you can find codes of such faults on our website www.multitronics.ru or in the technical documentation for your water vehicle.
  • Page 14 5). The “Parameters display” To select instantaneous parameter display press and release the “ PAR” button There are several layouts to choose for displaying instantaneous parameters on the screen of the trip computer: 12:14 Speed, km/h Coolant temp. Celcius Time Speed Speed km/h...
  • Page 15 15 deg. -15 deg. Multitronics CL-950E measures roll and trim angels with the help of the in-built accelerometer and displays these parameters in the “User’s displays” which helps to prevent a water vehicle from capsizing, to determine the optimal trim angle of the engine and to pass on to the planning mode.
  • Page 16 5.5. Display with 5 parameters This display is designed for the most comfortable perception of information. Digital representation of parameters is combined with graphical. To switch between parameters press and release € or ‡. To select parameters that will be shown in the bottom part of the screen go to the “Settings display - Display - Digital - Params setting x 1 - Add.panel sett.”.
  • Page 17 7). “Display TS” To switch to the Maintenance Display, briefly press the “PAR” button. In the "Display TS" it is possible to read additional service parameters, read and reset fault codes, set the frequency of warnings about maintenance. A maintenance warning occurs when the parameter becomes zero. After a service, you must manually enter the mileage until the next service, as well as the date of its passage.
  • Page 18 NMEA2000 the received data can be transmitted to other devices (a chartplotter for example). It's possible to network a few Multitronics computers when each computer will show its own scanned parameters and data read from the engine.
  • Page 19 8.2. Correction № Menu Function Value Function Description Independently calculated correction for speed and distance traveled. To find percentage of the correction value the following formular is used: correction=((Ref*(100+у%))/from) - 100, where Speed Correction Speed corr. -99,0...+999,9 "Ref" - Mileage reference value; "F rom- Measured mileage value in the display "Average/Reset;...
  • Page 20 ECU - Speed data is read from the diagnostic line. Sensor Sensor - Speed is read from an external Multitronics GPS speed sensor (only if "Lock - Virt." is set). >ECU ECU - Revolutions are read from the diagnostic line, connection to the injection plug is not required.
  • Page 21 8.4. Limits № Menu Function Value Function Description Engine Temperature 30...150 If the set limit is exceeded, the trip computer displays a warning message about engine T cool.lim Limit (°C) >150 overheating and the value of the exceeded parameter. If the set limit is exceeded, the trip computer displays a warning message about engine T cylinder Cylinder Temperature 30...200...
  • Page 22 8.6. Display Menu Functions Description Brightness setting: Time - adjusts the brightness automatically based on time of day. Bright.cntrl Man. - manual brightness adjustment. To change the brightness press and hold the "F" button (when in the "Display Parameters and Average"). Color scheme setting: ColorSh.Cntrl Time - adjusting the color scheme automatically based on time of day.
  • Page 23 8.7. Sound Notifications № Menu Function Value Function Description The log records the latest time of each warning. The log clears up at 00 hours 00 minutes. Warnings Log Warnings Log Check the log at the end of the trip to analyze emergency situations and monitor events in case the warning sound is disabled during the trip or you missed a warning message.
  • Page 24 8.8. Average Params № Menu Function Value Function Description Reset Trip Forced clearing of average parameters per trip Reset Reset1 Forced clearing of average parameters in the "Display Average/Reset1" Reset Reset2 Forced clearing of average parameters in the "Display Average/Reset2" Reset Logs Forced clearing of the average log and refuelling log.
  • Page 25 When the "Speed Sensor" (speed from the speed sensor) is set, check the mileage are not shown. speed sensor is not correctness and reliability of the connection of the trip computer to the Multitronics established or the speed GPS speed sensor.
  • Page 26 1 unit 6. Shipping box 1 unit 12. Dimensions and labeling Labeling is carried out by a self-destructing sticker after peeling off on the back of the device. Each Multitronics CL-950E trip computer has an individual sticker. 20 mm 129,5 mm...