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  • Page 1 ® Supra ™ Vision Control 2023 Owner’s Manual 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 2 Trademarks & Patents Supra® is a federally registered trademark owned by Skier’s Choice, Inc. Skier’s Choice™ , the Skier’s Choice logo, the Supra Logo, SR™, SA™, SE™, VISION Touch™, Swell™, Launch™ and AutoWake™ are trademarks owned by Skier’s Choice, Inc. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Product Information ......................5 Care and Maintenance ............................. 6 Basic Navigation Features ....................7 Quick Access Buttons (PV450 Only) ........................ 7 Touch Screen Points (PV450, PV1100 and PV1200) ..................8 Menus (PV450 and PV1100) ........................... 8 PV1200 Features ........................9 Home Screen ..............................
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  • Page 5: Product Information

    Product Information  The Supra Vision™ Control 2023 displays are designed for instrumentation and control on electronically controlled engines communicating via SAE J1939 and NMEA 2000. The multi- functional displays enable boat operators to view many different engine, ballast, transmission ...

  • Page 6: Care And Maintenance

    Care and Maintenance General maintenance is not required; however, a soft cloth can be used for cleaning the units. Window cleaner or alcohol can also be used to clean the glass portion of the display. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners on the units. 2022-09-09 2200800...

  • Page 7: Basic Navigation Features

    Basic Navigation Features All product features are easily accessed through Quick Access Buttons (only on the PV450), Touch Screen Points and Menus. Quick Access Buttons (PV450 Only) Functions can be accessed quickly by pressing one of the following Quick Access Buttons: 2022-09-09 2200800...

  • Page 8: Touch Screen Points (Pv450, Pv1100 And Pv1200)

    Touch Screen Points (PV450, PV1100 and PV1200) Navigation within the screens is controlled by touching the screen’s active areas. These areas are illustrated within the following sections specific to each display. Menus (PV450 and PV1100) Menus within the PV450 and PV1100 displays allow the system’s controls to be customized. These areas will be discussed within the Settings section for the PV450 and PV1100.

  • Page 9: Pv1200 Features

    PV1200 Features Home Screen 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 10 Screen Description Area Engine or PDM faults will appear in this area. To investigate the cause of the Fault fault, review the Diagnostics utility within Settings on the PV1100. Display Time Displays the local time. Direction Displays the current direction in which the boat is traveling. Media Displays the number of missed incoming calls for connected cellular devices.
  • Page 11 Screen Description Area GPS Signal Illuminates red when the GPS signal is low or white when the GPS signal is good. If the GPS signal is low or lost, the PV1100 will display one of the following messages: Water Displays the current temperature of the water in which the boat is residing. Temperature Water Depth Displays the current detected depth of the water.

  • Page 12: Media

    Screen Description Area Screen Provides the ability to choose between up to 5 screen contents for each side of Selector the PV1200. Slide your finger or tap to view Music, Maps, Thruster, Video or AutoWake capabilities. The chosen capability can only be displayed on one side at a time.

  • Page 13: Maps

    Maps Similar to Media, Maps will be displayed on the PV1200, with the Maps controls residing on the PV1100. Please see the section titled PV1100 Maps for instructions on using this utility. The one Maps control that resides on the PV1200 is the expandable screen: 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 14 When a larger Maps screen is desired, touch the symbol, and the center dial will slide to the side, expanding the screen: To bring the screen back to what is shown in the top picture, touch the symbol again. Maps can be displayed on the left side of the screen and when expanded, the above screen will be flipped to the other side.

  • Page 15: Video

    Video The video controls that reside on the PV1200 allow you to choose between a view from the Tower or the Transom: Touch the Tower or Transom button to switch to the alternate video view. 2022-09-09 2200800...

  • Page 16: Autowake

     AutoWake When AutoWake is enabled and active, the ballast system will be automatically controlled to target and maintain specific boat axes (pitch and roll). Pitch and roll set points are determined by the active rider profile and the currently selected Surf side (Left/Right). Changes to the current Surf side’s pitch and roll set points can be saved to the active rider profile or saved to a new profile.

  • Page 17: Dock Hold Intensity

    Dock Hold Intensity If available on the boat and enabled (occurs when the engine is on, the battery’s level is above 11V and the boat’s speed remains under 5 mph), the sides of the 1200 screen will appear with a Dock Hold Intensity (Thruster) button included: There are five states to the system: Off, Port Dock Hold, Starboard Dock Hold, Port Burst and Starboard Burst.

  • Page 18: Zerooff Gps  Speed Control

     ZeroOff GPS Speed Control Zero Off is a GPS speed control based solely on input from satellites and engine management systems. It is based on the speed you are traveling across the surface of the water; therefore, there is no requirement for skier weight, crew weight or any kind of wind adjustment. You simply touch the ZeroOff button, set the desired speed and go.

  • Page 19: Pv1100 Features

    PV1100 Features Home Screen While the PV1200 is the flash of the Vision Control, the PV1100 is the function. Most of the settings will be set and controlled through this display. The top portion of this screen contains the Media controls. The middle portion of this screen houses Rider Profiles, Ballast and the AutoWake Settings.
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  • Page 21: Media Controls

    Media Controls The top third on the PV1100 display contains the Media Controls. Media files can be sourced through the following choices: 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 22 Source: AM / FM Radio Adjust the volume by the – and + buttons. Touch SCAN, to navigate to the desired station. Touch to view the second page. Both AM and FM Radio sources contain 10 saveable slots. Dial in the preferred station, then press and hold an available slot for approximately 3 seconds to save.
  • Page 23 Source: Bluetooth To connect a Bluetooth device, follow these steps: Step Action Touch the Bluetooth Manager button. Previously connected devices (if still saved in memory) will be displayed. If a particular device is not displayed, touch . Check that Bluetooth is turned on and discoverable on your personal device.
  • Page 24 Step Action The PV1100 will begin to scan for new devices and display its findings on the screen. Touch the + beside the device to be added when it appears. The PV1100 will then show that a pairing has been requested. On the device to be added, a Bluetooth Pairing Request message will appear.
  • Page 25 Source: USB Insert a USB containing music files into the PV1100’s pigtail and the screen will display the contents of the drive (one song at a time). Touch to browse the contents of the USB. Touch to return to the above screen. Play a song on the list by selecting it.
  • Page 26 Source: NOAA There are seven pre-programmed NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) weather channels available on the PV1100. When inclement weather conditions exist, review channels 1 through 7 for varied weather reports. 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 27 Source: Auxiliary The PV1100 also has an auxiliary pigtail that allows 3.5mm connectors to be utilized. Plug the 3.5mm connector into the pigtail and that device’s contents will be displayed on the screen. Audio Settings Shown on the screen to the right are three areas for Audio control. Adjust the overall volume with the –...
  • Page 28 To save an audio configuration to a specific profile, select that profile from the list and touch The lower half of the screen displays the Audio Settings from the Settings menu described later in this document. Adjust Equalizer allows the Bass, Mid and Treble sounds to be adjusted to your liking. Slide the mid-point block up or down for adjustments.

  • Page 29: Autowake

    ™ AutoWake AutoWake* is a patented system that will manipulate the ballast levels in order to achieve and maintain the best possible wake for surfing and wakeboarding. Using an inclinometer (a device that measures angle of pitch and roll) the boat will orient itself for the best boating experience.
  • Page 30 The text on the upper left corner will show one of six current states of the system: (1) AutoWake Inactive: This will occur when: • AutoWake is turned off • Cruise setpoint is below 7mph or above 26mph, or • When actual speed is below 3mph and within 0.1mph of setpoint.
  • Page 31 (3) AutoWake Active: This will occur once: • Set speed is between 7mph and 26mph • Actual speed is within 0.1mph of set speed • The 10 second countdown has finished. After the countdown, the AutoWake system will begin to fill and drain ballasts to reach the desired pitch and roll values.
  • Page 32 The system will attempt to fill and/or drain ballasts to reach a static pitch, roll and amplitude setpoint. If pitch or roll setpoints cannot be achieved, a pop-up will occur indicating this to the driver (AutoWake will remain in this state).
  • Page 33 X will give the option to clear or not clear the changes. Touching will display this screen: Choose to save the changes to the currently selected profile or a New Profile. Create a name for the new profile and choose Done. That profile will then become active. Setting the Wake Amplitude Use this setting to define the amplitude of your wake (0 is mellow and 100 is aggressive).
  • Page 34 Ballast Levels When AutoWake is off/inactive, the Ballast screen will appear as shown below: Note: The engine must be running to fill the ballast. Adjust the Port, Starboard and Center ballast by touching the up and down arrows. Touch to fill all three ballasts at one time.
  • Page 35 Turn off the draining of the ballast by touching While the ballast is filling or draining, arrows will appear on screen to depict the direction and where to shift the existing weight to compensate for the lost ballast weight. Rider Profiles The second screen for the middle of the display will show Rider Profiles, shown on the left.
  • Page 36 Activating a profile: Step Action Touch a profile name, and then touch The profile name will then display on the bottom left, and the AutoWake screen will appear if adjustments are needed. Editing an existing profile: Step Action Touch Edit Profile. Make any desired changes by highlighting an element to change, then use the up and down arrows to adjust the...

  • Page 37: Lights

    Lights The first feature of the lower third of the display is the Lights utility. Touch a light’s button to turn it on or off. Touch All Off (reverses to All On) to turn all lights off at once. Touch the color wheel for a light that displays one and the following screen will appear: Select a color for that light and adjust the intensity on the slider...

  • Page 38: Switches

    Switches Touch the Switches tab at the bottom of the display and the screen to the left will appear. The Heater has three settings: Off, Low and HI. Touch the button repeatedly for the desired setting. The Driver and Passenger Seat Heaters, Bilge and Blower are all turned on or off by touching them.
  • Page 39 Autoleveling Autoleveling is a system that utilizes an inclinometer sensor to calculate the roll of a boat and correct the roll to be as level as possible while staying within the set parameters. For Autoleveling to occur, ALL of the following conditions must be met: •...
  • Page 40 overcorrects the roll, the plate that extended will begin to retract in 5% increments until roll is corrected or until the plate is back at 0%. If the plate retracts back to 0%, the plate opposite to the one previously retracted will then begin to extend like it would in normal operating conditions.
  • Page 41 Swell™ Surf and Plates Swell™ Surf will only engage when: • Cruise is on • Current speed is between 7 mph and 14.5 mph, and • Set speed is less than 14.5 mph. Touch a directional Surf icon to select surfing either on the Left or Right. Adjust the Swell Plates on the PV1200 to create the optimum wave.

  • Page 42: Maps

    Maps The Maps utility can be accessed by touching the Maps icon at the bottom of the screen. Touch the expander icon to make the map screen larger. This displays the ability to turn on and off the map’s grids, text, waypoints, tracks and navigation aids.

  • Page 43: Settings

    Touch a part of the screen and drag it to pan to a different part of the map. Pinch the screen between two fingers to zoom out. Place two fingers together on the screen and spread them apart to zoom in. Settings Touch the Settings button to review the following utilities:...
  • Page 44 System Info This screen displays the current version and part numbers for the Application, Operating System, Bootloader and Software used on the display, Dash display and PDM software. To perform an online update to a different version of the software, touch , and follow these steps: 2022-09-09...
  • Page 45 Step Action Connect to one of the Wi-Fi networks shown on the Saved Networks screen that appears. If no networks are shown, touch Add Network and select a displayed network. Enter the network password if one is required. When connected, touch the back arrow to view the Spark Network list of available updates.
  • Page 46 Display Settings Auto Backlight: this automatically dims the brightness when the Navigation light is on. Brightness: use the – or + buttons to adjust. Units: choose US Standard or Metric. Minimum Depth: use the – or + buttons to adjust the minimum detectable depth in feet.
  • Page 47 Device Manager / RF Wireless Remote This page controls the pairing of wireless remotes to the display. To pair a new device, touch Pair New Device. Make sure the device is on and touch the green check mark that appears. Press any key on the remote to pair it with the display.
  • Page 48 Device Manager / Bluetooth The process for Selecting a Bluetooth Device has been previously described here within Media Settings of the PV1100. The bottom half of the screen allows you to enable call and text notifications that will appear on the screen when you receive an incoming phone call or text.
  • Page 49 Audio Settings Adjust Equalizer will display the following screen: Adjust the Bass, Mid and Treble settings to your liking. Touch to save or to discard the changes. Tuner Region provides the geographical location from which your radio signal will originate. Auto Volume Intensity automatically adjusts the volume to overcompensate for wind and/or engine noise.
  • Page 50 GPS Utilities Depth and Position: Within this section are three subsections: 1) Position Format Selection: controls how the positions on the map are shown. Choose between Degrees and Decimal Degrees; Degrees, Minutes and Decimal Minutes; or Degrees, Minutes, Seconds and Decimal Seconds 2) Depth Contour: will denote contour lines out to the depth chosen.
  • Page 51 Waypoint Manager This section lists all the saved Waypoints from the Map utility. Touch to delete the existing Waypoints. Touch View to see where the Waypoint is located on the map. Touch Edit and the following screen will appear: Touch to edit the Waypoint name.
  • Page 52 Chart and Time This section allows you to choose if Grids, Text, Waypoints, Tracks and Navigation Aids will be shown on the Map. This section also provides a way to offset the GMT time by choosing the number of hours difference between GMT and your location.
  • Page 53 Track Manager This section provides a list of the previously saved Tracks and the current track being traveled. Touch to delete the existing Tracks. Touch Edit and the following screen will appear: Touch to edit the Track name. Highlight a Track and choose whether to show or hide it.
  • Page 54 Satellite Status This section shows all the detectable satellites transmitting signals in the boat’s area. 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 55 SmartPlate will be tilted up when the speed is greater than 15 mph and the cruise is off. Supra Launch System: enable (Dynamic or Fixed) or disable (Off) this system to be used as a launch aid when Swell Surf is turned off.
  • Page 56 Ballast Calibration: when the ballast is full or empty and the display is showing that it is not full or empty, the ballast will need to be recalibrated. Touch the appropriate button that depicts the current state of the ballast and it will be calibrated (i.e., if the Port Ballast is full, touch Full.
  • Page 57 Diagnostics Engine Diagnostics This screen will display the active and stored faults for the engine. Touch Get Faults to retrieve any stored faults. This screen also displays the Engine Hours accumulated for the engine. The Start Engine button will start the engine when it is turned off.
  • Page 58 PDM Diagnostics This screen provides diagnostics for the Power Display Module. A red light means a short circuit is present. A yellow light means there is an overcurrent. A green light means there are no faults and the circuits are active. 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 59 Service Intervals This screen allows the resetting of the service intervals. The ability to utilize the Engine Hours function is required to reset the service intervals. When the service has been performed (i.e., engine oil and filter change), touch that selection and answer Yes to “Reset this interval?”...
  • Page 60 Demo Video Scan this QR code with your mobile device to review a demonstration video for the boat. Patent Information Scan this QR code with your mobile device to display all patent information. WSIA Information View boating activities’ safety information here. 2022-09-09 2200800...

  • Page 61: Pv450 Features

    PV450 Features Home Screen The PV450 serves as an additional display/controller for the Audio, Lights and Switches and System Info utilities. 2022-09-09 2200800...
  • Page 62 Audio Sources Like the Audio function within the PV1100, the PV450 allows the various sources to appear. Touch the Source area and choose between AM/FM Radio, Bluetooth, USB, NOAA and Aux. Touch the to return to the Main screen. Touch to mute the stereo.
  • Page 63 System Info Like the System Information screen in the PV100, this screen provides version and part numbers for the Application, Operating System, Bootloader and Software, along with a method to update the software. Touch and follow the prompts to update the system’s software.

  • Page 64: General Troubleshooting Guide

    Display resets or goes OFF when starting engine. 1. Check display supply wires are connected properly to battery. 2. Verify battery is charged properly. 3. Check battery for efficient starter current. Display has no backlight. Contact your Supra service center. 2022-09-09 2200800...

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