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- Page 1 CL5 Display OWNER’S MANUAL MANUEL DE L’UTILISATEUR MANUAL DEL PROPIETARIO BETRIEBSANLEITUNG MANUALE DEL PROPRIETARIO 取扱説明書 取扱説明書 LIT-18626-14-42 6YM-28199-14...
- Page 2 Original instructions Notice originale Manual original Originalbetriebsanleitung Istruzioni originali Printed in Japan February 2023–7.0 × 1 CR...
- Page 3 CL5 Display OWNER’S MANUAL Read this manual carefully before operating this product. LIT-18626-14-42 6YM-28199-14-E0...
- Page 4 Read this manual carefully before operating the meter. Keep this manual onboard in a waterproof bag when boating. This manual should stay with the product if it is sold.
- Page 5 Thank you for selecting this product. This Owner’s Manual contains information needed for proper operation. A thorough under- standing of these simple instructions will help you obtain maximum enjoyment from your new Yamaha. If you have any questions about the operation of the meter, please consult a Yamaha dealer.
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Display Item List .............1 Width ................18 Length Spacing............19 Width Spacing ............19 Device Overview .............3 Final Track Point Mode..........19 Turning the Power ON...........3 Deceleration Setting ..........19 Using the Touchscreen .........3 Course Hold Offset ........... 19 Disabling the Touchscreen ......... - Page 7 Table of Contents My device will not turn on or keeps turning off ..35 Contacting Yamaha Support.......35 Index ..............36...
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Page 9: Display Item List
Amplitude Reset Number of Engines Length Width Length Spacing Width Spacing Joystick and Set Joystick Thrust Reset System Point*1 StPt Thrstr Output*7 Reset Steering Yamaha Steering System*2 Trim Preset Other Trim Angle Fine Tuning Distance Fish Point Setting Lateral Assist... - Page 10 Display Item List Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Reset Change Station Main Helm (Main Station) Fly Bridge (2nd Station) Docking (Joystick station) Other Reset Default Settings *1 Displayed only when using Helm Master EX (Upgradable). *2 It is not displayed when using the mechanical remote controller.
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Page 11: Device Overview
Device Overview Device Overview WARNING See the Important Safety and Product Information guide in the product box for product warnings and other im- portant information. Turning the Power ON Turning the main switch to the ON position to start the en- gine will supply power to this device. -
Page 12: Original Factory Settings
(See page 34 for details.) (3) Select the steering system for the outboard motor to be used. TIP: Select “Yamaha Steering” if you have outboard motors equipped with Yamaha electric steering, and select “Other” if you have outboard motors equipped without Yamaha electric steering. -
Page 13: General Screen Flow
General Screen Flow General Screen Flow This device displays a variety of information related to boat equipment. Swipe to switch through the Engine Data Screen, Boat Information Screen, and Menu Screen. Engine Data Screen Boat Information Screen Menu Screen... -
Page 14: Engine Data Screen
To display the fuel level, a fuel sender must be connected. Press and hold the Tank Level for more information on the tank level. Displays the status of the engine. : Yamaha security system is on. Engine condition : Engines are under synchronization control. : Engines are cold. - Page 15 Engine Data Screen The engine speed can be adjusted by approximately 50 r/min when the shift is in the forward or reverse position and the throttle is fully closed. To exit trolling mode, select the Cancel button, stop the engine, or increase the engine speed to 3000 r/min or higher.
- Page 16 Engine Data Screen Twin engine application Quad engine application Triple engine application Quint engine application...
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Page 17: Engine Alert Icons And Pop-Up Window
Engine Data Screen Press the confirm button to change to the normal display. The engine alert icon will start to blink. In the case of a Twin engine application, the boat status, en- gine status, and sub status are displayed on the screen to the right of the engine data screen. -
Page 18: Menu
Displays only when the GPS is connected and Helm Mas- GPS Satellite Signals ter EX is used. Contact your Yamaha dealer for more infor- When satellite data has been received, is displayed at the mation. -
Page 19: Information
Information Information To set the interval: (1) Select one from the type of maintenance. Menu > Information Viewing and Resetting the Trip Data 1 Type of maintenance (2) Select “Set Interval”. Menu > Information > Trip Displays the total trip time, trip distance, trip time, and fuel consumption. -
Page 20: Viewing The Tank Information
Information (3) Select the engine to reset the elapsed time for. Viewing the Tank Information Menu > Information > Tank Displays the information of the set tank. TIP: Select the displayed data to display detailed information on If there is only one engine, the engine selection screen is not the tank. -
Page 21: Viewing Software Information
Contact your Yamaha dealer immediately if you can- TIP: not identify the cause and take measures. This is displayed only when a compatible Yamaha device is connected. This will not be displayed when using a mechanical remote Low Voltage Alert “... -
Page 22: Viewing Trouble Codes
Displays the active alarm information trouble code. The “ ” next to the item will come on when there is a trou- ble code during activation. Please report the trouble codes to your Yamaha dealer to solve various problems. Warning Manager TIP: When not using the USB memory stick, attach the cap to the device. - Page 23 Information TIP: A battery management system must be equipped to dis- play battery information. The battery management system may not be available de- pending on the destination. Initial settings are required to display battery information. See page 29 for initial battery settings.
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Page 24: Boat Settings
Boat Settings Boat Settings this course is maintained along the desired course, while compensations are done for the effects of current and wind.) TIP: Autopilot (Uppgradable) This mode is a function to keep the boat’s heading at the The Autopilot, which has four modes, is an automatic pilot- time the mode is set. -
Page 25: Pattern Set
Boat Settings Pattern Set Direction The steering patterns used in the pattern steering mode can The turning direction when using pattern steering can be se- be changed. lected from either port rotation or starboard rotation. Select the steering pattern from “Spiral”, “Zigzag”, “Pattern For Spiral Search”, and “Williamson Turn”. -
Page 26: Spacing
Boat Settings Spacing Length You can specify the width of the spiral route. When wide, the Set the length of the route when “Zigzag” or “Pattern boat draws a gentle spiral. Search” is selected in the Pattern Set. When “Zigzag” is selected, the length specifies from the left edge to the right edge of the “Zigzag”. -
Page 27: Length Spacing
Boat Settings Length Spacing Deceleration Setting The Length Spacing is the distance between the lateral route Menu > Boat Settings > Autopilot Setting > Decel. Setting and the rout turned back from the lateral route. To set the Deceleration distance setting allows you to select from three Length Spacing, select the “Length Spacing”... -
Page 28: Trim Presets
Menu > Boat Settings > Joystick and Set Point > Fine Tuning or triple engine application. Distance Contact your Yamaha dealer for information on how to You can set the distance when moving the designated posi- connect a bow thruster. tion using the joystick. -
Page 29: Ptt Switch
Boat Settings PTT Switch TIP: Menu > Boat Settings > PTT Switch It may not be possible to show “Remote Control Settings” You can set the corresponding engine assignment when you depending on the device equipped on the boat or the ver- press the PTT switch on the remote controller. - Page 30 Boat Settings (3) Select position 1. (6) Select the next lower position. (4) For “Static (GPS)”, select “Set Speed” and enter the (7) Enter the engine speed for RPM and the boat speed for boat speed. GPS. (8) Set the trim. (9) Repeat steps 6 to 8 to set the remaining positions.
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Page 31: Led Color Setting
Boat Settings (5) Select position 1. To change the color of the illumination lamp when the shift is in neutral, select “Lever Pos. N” and select a color. (6) For “Underway (RPM)”, operate at the engine speed you want to set, and for “Underway (GPS)”, operate at the To change the color of the illumination lamp when the shift is boat speed you want to set. - Page 32 Boat Settings (3) Press and hold the “DN” button on the AUTO TAB CON- To switch the LED of the AUTO TAB CONTROL on and off, TROL until the actuator on the Bennett Auto Trim Tab is select the button as follows. fully extended.
- Page 33 Boat Settings (3) Follow the displayed “Step 1: Rest State” procedure to (3) Follow the displayed “Step 3: Acceleration State” pro- operate the boat and select “Set”. cedure to operate the boat. (4) “Success” is displayed. Select “Set” to continue to the (4) “Success”...
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Page 34: Off Timer
Boat Settings To set the trim angle of the FAV button: Tank Presets (1) Displays the trim angle setting screen. Menu > Boat Settings > Tank Preset Menu > Boat Settings > Trim tab > Auto Trim Tab Con- You can set the tank information to be used. trol >... -
Page 35: Calibration
Boat Settings (4) Select “Sensor” and select the type of tank level sensor. (6) Select “Calibration” to choose the calibration method. 1 Calibration method (7) Calibrate according to the procedure displayed on the device. (5) Select “Tank Capacity”, enter the tank capacity, and se- lect “Done”. -
Page 36: Trim Zero Set
Boat Settings Trim Zero Set (2) Select “Begin”. (3) Follow the on-screen instructions to make your boat travel. (4) When “Set North Status: Success” is displayed, select the “OK” button. Fine Heading Adjustment Menu > Boat Settings > Calibration > Compass > “ ”... -
Page 37: Autopilot Sensitivity
Boat Settings To calibrate: (4) Operate the joystick and select “Next”. (1) Select “Next”. TIP: Maneuver to the port side or starboard side and keep the (2) Confirm that bow thruster collaboration is activated. Se- boat moving straight in the selected side. lect “OK”. - Page 38 Boat Settings TIP: It can be set only when equipped with a battery manage- ment system. The battery management system may not be available de- pending on the destination. To set the battery management system: (1) Select “BMS Preset”, and select the battery to set. TIP: Select the battery type from the following 3 types.
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Page 39: Device Configuration
Device Configuration Device Configuration Setting the Display Time Menu > Device Settings > Units > Time Menu > Device Settings You can set the time display. Various settings for the device can be performed. Time Format: Sets the time display Changing the Background Design Time Zone: Sets the time zone Daylight Saving Time: Adjusts to daylight savings time. -
Page 40: Changing The Boat Screen Layout
Device Configuration After pressing and holding each item, select the item you Adjusting the Backlight Brightness would like to display. To return to the menu screen from the display layout screen, select the back button. TIP: When multiple outboard motors are installed, the display of boat status, engine status, and sub status items must be changed from the boat screen layout. -
Page 41: Setting The Buzzer Sound
Device Configuration Setting the Buzzer Sound Menu > Device Settings > Beeper You can adjust the buzzer sound. Off: Turns off the buzzer sound. Alarms Only: The buzzer sounds only when an alarm occurs. Key and Alarm: Buzzer sounds when being selected and when an alarm occurs. -
Page 42: Resetting The Settings
The selected station is displayed next to the Change Station button. Restoring the Factory Settings Menu > Reset > Reset Default Settings Returns the CL5 display settings to the factory settings. Restoring the factory settings will reset the various settings entered so far. -
Page 43: Appendix
Yamaha dealer. (2) Gently wipe the screen. Contacting Yamaha Support Screenshots Contact the Yamaha dealer from which you purchased your You can save a screenshot of any screen shown on your dis- boat. play as a bitmap (.bmp) file. - Page 44 Index Index Active Alarms..............13 Joystick, Adjusting ............28 Amplitude ................ 18 Joystick Calibration with Bow Thruster, Joystick, Appendix ................. 35 Bow thruster, Calibration ..........28 Autopilot Sensitivity ............29 Joystick Thrust, Setting........... 19 Autopilot (Uppgradable) ..........16 Joystick/SetPoint, Setting ..........19 Background Design, Changing ........
- Page 45 Trouble Codes, Viewing ..........14 Troubleshooting............... 35 Troubleshooting, not acquire GPS signals ...... 35 Troubleshooting, not turn on or keeps turning off... 35 Warning Manager ............14 Water in Fuel Alert ............13 Width ................18 Width Spacing ..............19 Yamaha Support ............. 35...
- Page 46 Product Environmental Programs ® Information about the Garmin product recycling program and WEEE, RoHS, REACH, and other compliance programs can be found at www.garmin.com/aboutGarmin/environment. Declaration of Conformity Hereby, Garmin declares that this product is in compliance with the Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: www.garmin.com/compliance.
- Page 47 EAC mark RCM mark ICASA marks (for South Africa) CL5 display: TA-2019/2495 MFDI type-2 (unit): TA-2019/2496 MFDI type-2 (remote controller): TA-2019/2494 Compass Safe Distance: CL5 display, MFDI type-2 (remote controller): 20 cm MFDI type-1, MFDI type-2 (unit): 15 cm...
- Page 48 Printed in Japan February 2023–7.0 × 1 CR...
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