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Resumen del manual
This owner’s manual contains very important information regarding the installation, setup, and operation of your Antares. To get the best results in operation and performance please take a few minutes to read this manual and get acquainted with the Faria Antares unit. B1: Escape Button IMAGE 1.1 B5: Power Button B4: Radio Button (optional) B2: Navigation Pad (Up, Down, Left, Right Arrows) B3: Enter Button Screen Indicator Bar To begin, simply press the button to turn on your Antares. It will take about 5-7 seconds for the Antares to complete its start-up process. Your Antares is ready to use when the Gauge 1 Screen appears. Navigate through display and setup screens by pressing the up, down, left, or right arrows on the navigation pad (image 1.1, pg. 4). After familiarizing yourself with the Antares screens, please continue to read through your owner’s manual for detailed operating instructions. 4 BUTTON FUNCTIONS (B1): Returns to previous page when in menu / setup / radio control screens, silences alarms (B2): Use to change screens, scroll menu options, adjust settings (B3): Select highlighted item (B4): Activates radio control screen (not available on all Antares models) (B5): Turns unit on / off, shortcuts to lighting control screen SCREEN INDICATOR ICONS MENU SCREEN GAUGE SCREEN 1 GAUGE SCREEN 2 QUICK VIEW SCREEN FUEL FLOW MANAGER SCREEN DEPTH, AIR TEMP, WATER TEMP SCREEN TANK(S) LEVEL SCREEN GPS SCREEN Part II: System Setup SYSTEM SETUP Your Faria Antares unit should already have been setup by either the boat manufacturer or by your dealer. Check with your dealer before beginning the System Setup process. In order to get the optimal performance out of your Faria Antares unit, the following steps are recommended. Some of the information needed to complete the setup process will be contained in your boat owner’s manual. Be sure to have your boat owner’s manual available before beginning the Antares setup process. To begin, use the left or right arrows on the navigation pad to highlight the Antares Menu Screen on the screen indicator bar located at the bottom of the screen. Then use the down arrow on the navigation pad to scroll down to SYSTEM SETUP and press . Use the navigation pad to highlight SYSTEM SETUP, then press . Step 1: INPUT SETUP Use the navigation pad to highlight INPUT SETUP, then press . Input Setup will allow you select which analog senders are connected to your Antares unit. To activate or deactivate a sender, use the left or right navigation buttons to select either TANK 1, TANK 2, TRIM / TANK 3, AIR TEMP or SPEED SOURCE. Once the desired selection is highlighted, press . Now use the up or down navigation buttons to highlight the desired setting, then press . The icon on the Save Changes bar will automatically highlight. If your changes are correct, press to save. will appear to confirm that changes have been saved. If the changes are not correct, use the navigation pad to highlight and press . will appear to confirm that the changes have not been saved. Refer to the list of available INPUTS on the next page for further instructions. *For sender connection information, refer to wiring diagram HN0605 in Part VI (pg. 36) for further information. agram HN0605 in Part VI (pg. 36) for further information. TANK 1 – Select the type of level sender connected to Pin 5 on HN0605*. If nothing is connected, select “NONE”. TANK 2 – Select the type of level sender connected to Pin 6 on HN0605*. If nothing is connected, select “NONE”. TRIM / TANK 3 – Choose the type of analog trim sender or level sender connected to Pin 7 on HN0605*. If nothing is connected, select “NONE”. AIR TEMP – Select “INSTALLED” if an analog Air Temp sender is connected to Pin 9 on HN0605*. If an air temp sender is not connected, select “NOT INSTALLED” SPEED SOURCE – Choose the type of speed signal to be used by the Antares. Refer to your boats owner’s manual to determine which type of speed options are installed on your boat and are connected to your Antares. DIGITAL PWS – A digital paddlewheel sender is connected via the J1939 backbone. GPS – A NMEA0183 GPS signal is connected. * ANALOG PWS – An analog paddlewheel sender is connected to pin 9 on HN0605. * NONE – No speed signal is connected. Once you have saved all the appropriate settings, press to return to the SYSTEM SETUP menu. Step 2: TANK SETUP Use the navigation pad to highlight TANK SETUP, then press . Tank Setup will allow you to 1) Name each tank 2) Set each tank’s capacity and 3) Set a low level warning for each tank. Note: Refer to your boat owner’s manual for the correct tank capacities. Setting the tank capacity incorrectly will effect the performance of the Fuel Flow Manager. Use the left or right navigation buttons to select either Tank 1, Tank 2, or Tank 3. Once the desired tank is selected, press . Now scroll up or down to select the setting to change and use the left or right arrows to make the appropriate changes. Note By selecting on the “Fuel Tank?” opti...