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12 VOLT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
A. Helm Equipment
Helm equipment circuitry is typically protected by
circuit breakers at the helm. Helm power is supplied
on V series models with the "HOUSE" battery.
To supply power to the helm on certain V series
models requires either turning the battery switch or the
Ship's Systems circuit breaker on the battery switch to
the "ON" position. See Figures H3, H6 & H7.
Other models require the following. If not already
done, first place the "HOUSE" battery switch (at the
battery switch) to the "ON" position. Secondly, there is
a cabin panel either called a "Power Management
Center" or a "12VDC" cabin panel. See Figures H15 &
H16 respectively. Turn the "HOUSE" or the "HOUSE
ACTIVE" switch to the "ON" position. Lastly if appli-
cable, on the "12 VDC cabin panel "there is a "HELM
MAIN" circuit breaker switch (Figure H17). Place this
switch to the "ON" position as well. Power is then
supplied to the helm. Note: Activation of the house
battery is indicated by a lit LED light (depending on
the model) Refer also to Figures H7-H9.
Figure H15: Battery Activation System
( From Power Management Center)
Electrical Systems - Section H
Figure H16: Battery Management (12VDC Cabin Panel)
Figure H17 Helm & Cabin Main Circuit Breakers - "ON"
LED Light is Lit
(12 VDC Cabin Panel - Representative View - Models May Vary)
When Activated
Helm switches are used to activate/deactivate various
equipment. See Figure H18. Note: Equipment avail-
ability and description of switches may vary by model.
To assist you, we have listed the descriptions of
individual switch e s, receptacles and their uses:
To avoid electrical problems, equipment damage
or electrical fires, use only replacement fuses or
breakers that are of equal rating to the originals.
12 Volt DC Receptacle - Permits the use of additional
12 volt equipment such as a cell phone. Using the
appropriate adaptor, the equipment draws power from
the boat's house battery. See Figure F19.
iPod/MP3 Player Port - Allows you to play music from
your iPod or MP3 player over your boat's sound
system. See Figure F19.
(Representative View - Models May Vary)
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