Yamaha AR230 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 42)

NOTE: The helm switches will not work

if the battery switch in the battery com-

partment is turned to the off position.

See page 4-3 for more information.

No Wake Mode

The No-Wake Mode System is useful

for operating the boat at a steady

speed with a minimal wake. This is

especially convienient when traveling in

harbors, channels, or other areas post-

ed with low speed limits as “no-wake

zones.”

No-Wake Mode can be engaged when

the throttles are at idle speed in

Forward, Neutral, or Reverse. Engine

speed will be set at 2400 rpm for con-

venient, no-wake maneuvering.

To set No-Wake Mode:

Press both gray No-Wake Mode but-

tons simultaneously until the three

symbols in each tachometer start blink-

ing.

NOTE: Although each engine is con-

trolled separately, always put both

engines in No-Wake Mode for proper

operation.

To cancel the No-Wake Mode, do any

of the following:

Press both No-Wake Mode buttons

again.

Move the accelerator levers to a faster

engine speed.

Shut off the engines with the key or by

using the engine stop switch lanyard.

Once the engines have stopped, you

have NO STEERING CONTROL over

the boat. You could collide with

another boat, a dock, or other obsta-

cle.

Accessory Outlet

There is a 12VDC outlet with resettable

circuit breaker located in the portside

console storage compartment.

Switch Circuit Breakers

The electrical circuit for each switch is

protected by a circuit breaker. If the but-

ton below a switch pops out, push it

back in with your finger. If it pops out

again, ask your Yamaha dealer to

inspect the electrical system.

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12 VDC

BREAKER

BILGE STEREO CTSY. LT. LIGHTS HORN

NO WAKE MODE

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