01.01.2015 Views

899883192 - Valiant

899883192 - Valiant

899883192 - Valiant

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

Section 3 - On the Water<br />

STOPPING THE ENGINE<br />

b. Turn the ignition key to "start." Release key when the engine starts and allow the<br />

switch to return to the "on" position.<br />

6. If the engine does not start after step 5:<br />

a. Move the remote control handle.throttle lever to the full throttle position, then return<br />

to 1/4 throttle.<br />

b. Turn the ignition key to "START." Release key when the engine starts and allow<br />

the switch to return to the "on" position.<br />

7. Inspect the power package for fuel, oil, water, and exhaust leaks.<br />

8. Move the control handle with a firm, quick motion forward to shift to forward gear, or<br />

backward to shift to reverse. After shifting, advance throttle to desired setting.<br />

NOTICE<br />

Shifting into gear at engine speeds above idle will damage the drive system. Shift the<br />

drive into gear only when the engine is operating at idle.<br />

1. Move the remote control handle to neutral/idle and allow the engine to slow to idle<br />

speed. If engine has been operated at high speed for a long period of time, allow the<br />

engine to cool at idle speed for 3 to 5 minutes.<br />

2. The engine can be stopped by any one of the following 4 methods:<br />

a. Move the ignition key switch to the "ACCESSORY" or "OFF" position. The engine<br />

will stop and the control system will be deactivated.<br />

b. Depress the start/stop button, if equipped. The engine will stop and the control<br />

system will remain active.<br />

c. Momentarily move the ignition key switch to the "START" position, then release<br />

immediately. The control system will recognize that the engine is running and will<br />

stop the engine. The control system will remain active. Moving the ignition key<br />

switch to the "START" position again will issue a start request to the control system<br />

and the control system will start the engine, if appropriate.<br />

d. Activate the lanyard stop switch, if equipped. The engine will stop, but the control<br />

system will remain active. The control system will not allow the engine to start if<br />

the lanyard stop switch is activated.<br />

Throttle‐Only Operation<br />

NOTE: When operating in throttle only (neutral) mode, the DTS Control System will not<br />

allow the engine speed to increase above 3500 RPM.<br />

Zero effort remote controls: Zero effort remote controls have seperate throttle control<br />

and shift control levers. Advancing the throttle control lever beyond the idle position while<br />

the shift control lever is in the neutral position will cause engine speed to increase, but only<br />

up to the maximum neutral engine speed of 3500 RPM.<br />

! WARNING<br />

The Digital Throttle and Shift (DTS) Zero Effort control can shift the engine or transmission<br />

at speeds greater than idle, causing unexpected boat movement, which may result in<br />

injury, death, or property damage due to loss of boat control. Always place the throttle<br />

control lever in the idle position before moving the shift control lever into forward or<br />

reverse gear position.<br />

Panel Mount and Console Mount Remote Controls: Panel mount and console mount<br />

remote controls are equipped with a throttle only button. To activate throttle only mode:<br />

Page 50 90-<strong>899883192</strong> NOVEMBER 2008

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!