command link multifunction meter (square) - Yamaha Outboards
command link multifunction meter (square) - Yamaha Outboards
command link multifunction meter (square) - Yamaha Outboards
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Fuel <strong>meter</strong>/Multifunction display<br />
Fuel <strong>meter</strong><br />
The fuel <strong>meter</strong> shows the remaining fuel<br />
level in 10 levels and all the segments are<br />
displayed when the fuel tank is full. When<br />
the fuel level is low, the last segment b<strong>link</strong>s.<br />
When two fuel tanks are connected, the<br />
segments are divided into a left and right<br />
column to show the fuel levels individually.<br />
When only one tank is connected, all segments<br />
are displayed to show the fuel level.<br />
NOTE:<br />
The fuel sensor setting can be changed<br />
according to the fuel sensor type. To change<br />
the fuel sensor setting, see “FUEL SENSOR<br />
(setting the fuel sensor)” in “Changing settings<br />
(custom mode).”<br />
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Multifunction display<br />
The <strong>multifunction</strong> display shows up to two<br />
types of information simultaneously using<br />
numeric values. In addition, up to four displays<br />
can be set up for the display configuration<br />
with a combination of information. The<br />
configuration of the default displays is<br />
described below.<br />
: Press to switch between the displays.<br />
Display 1<br />
Trip<br />
Display 2<br />
(not displayed)<br />
Display 3<br />
(not displayed)<br />
Display 4<br />
(not displayed)<br />
When the engine start switch is turned to<br />
OFF, the last display shown is shown first<br />
when the engine start switch is turned to ON<br />
again.
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