Engine Hours Meter
This meter will help you identify how much your boat is being used and at what
time the engine will require servicing. It will run whenever the ignition switch is
on.
12-Volt Receptacle
This receptacle uses a standard cigarette lighter type adapter and can be used to
plug-in cellular phones, video cameras, etc..
Optional Depth Gauge
An optional depth gauge is available and would be located in the space provided.
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The elite Echelon models are equipped with an on-board software based computer system. The only one of
its kind installed on tournament tow boats. The Computron's user friendly system allows the driver
complete control of twelve (12) separate functions that are displayed in digital alpha-numeric format on the
dash and actuated by either the steering wheel buttons or on your accessory switch panel located on the
dash. The Computron ATD system will also engage an automatic blower when the keyswitch is on and
engine RPM's are less than 1500.
The Echelon's tilt steering wheel is equipped with remote function select buttons and a stop watch. The
select buttons are infra-red coupled to eliminate any wires or mechanical connections through the steering
hub. While it might seem you are sitting in a high tech aircraft cockpit, this unique software based computer
makes for the integration of a highly reliable and innovative system.
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This panel is located on the lower left side of your dash console next to the steering wheel, several function
switches and controls have been added for its use with the Computron ATD.
Horn
This switch is used to sound the horn.
Function Up
This switch is used to change the current function of the Computron ATD system.
This switch corresponds to the Function Up switch located on the steering wheel.
Refer to the following sections on the use of this switch.
Function Down
Alarm
This switch is also used to change the current function of the Computron ATD
system and also corresponds to the same switch located on the steering wheel.
Refer to the following sections on the use of this switch.
This switch is used to turn off the Computron's audible alarm system. The
Computron system has a depth gauge that, when set, will sound an audible alarm
to signal that you are in waters that are at or below the minimum depth setting. If
you will be operating your boat in shallow waters, you can use this switch to
temporarily turn off the alarm.
Blower
This switch activates the blower for the engine compartment. The primary function
of the blower is to eliminate any fumes in the motor compartment when starting the
engine or during operation at cruising speeds.
Bilge Pump
The bilge pump switch is used to activate the bilge pump so that any excess water
in the bilge area may be drained out. You should know that the bilge pump has a
sensor in the bilge area and will turn on automatically whenever two inches or more
of water is detected.
Stereo
This switch must be on for your stereo to have power. Please see the stereo's
owner's manual for operating instructions.
Accessory
Navigational Lights
Anchor Light
This switch is used to supply power to 12-volt accessory receptacle.
This switch activates all of your navigational lighting.
This switch is used to activate the stern light. Keep this light on after dusk
whenever your boat is at rest in the open waterway.
Interior Lights
This switch is used to activate the interior lights. The interior lights include lights in
the gunnels, storage compartments, and dashboard.
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