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Ballast/Smartplate Settings
On the Main Menu screen, touch [Ballast/Smartplate Settings]
to access the Ballast/Smartplate Settings screen. This screen
provides default fill times for ballasts and default settings for the
Smartplate. To edit, touch [Previous Setting] or [Next Setting]
to access the edit points of the Ballast and Smartplate settings.
With the cell highlighted, touch the [Up] or [Down] arrows to
change the setting. NOTE: The [Crossover Point] defaults to 50%
of your setspeed. This is the point at which the Smartplate will be
automatically driven to the active profile setpoint. If no setpoint
is active then the Smartplate will be driven to the [Smartplate
Up] setting (default 50%). The [Smartplate Down] setting
(default 100%) is the position that the Smartplate is driven to
below the crossover setting. Having the Smartplate deployed to
100% when the boat is at rest and then automatically retracting
to the Smartplate setpoint at the crossover is what helps the
boat keep the bow down and on plain during acceleration.
If additional time is required to empty the Ballast tanks. Add
percentage to the [Ballast Drain Time Adder] to increase the
drain time. Or set the [Ballast Drain Time Adder] to 0% for no
additional time.
The [Ballast Calibration] normally is not changed. The [Ballast
Calibration] function recalibrates the ballast level displayed to
read Full (100%) or Empty (0%). The Ballast display levels are
based on time to level calculations. For example: The driver has
filled the ballasts to Full and then installed a new version of
software. This new version of software would default the Ballast
Levels back to Empty (0%). Since the driver knows that the boat
has Full ballasts, the driver can use this calibrate feature to set
the display level to Full (100%).
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Import Export Rider Profiles
On the main Menu screen, touch [Import/Export Rider Profiles]
to access the Import/Export Rider Profiles screen. This screen
allows you to save a current rider profile list to a USB drive. In
addition, you may import in Rider Profiles using a USB Drive.
Insert the USB drive and touch [Export] to save the current rider
profile list to the USB drive.
In order to import in Rider Profiles, the file must be saved on
the USB drive with the file name [profilelist.cvs].
PDM Diagnostics
On the main Menu screen, touch [PDM Diagnostic] to access
the PDM Diagnostics screen. The screen displays short circuits,
open circuit, over current, in/out of range, and faults within
the system outputs, switch inputs, analog inputs, and CAN
communication.
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