Trolling Motor Display Panel
You must keep large metallic objects, such as a tool box, away from the display panel during motor operation. Large metallic objects can interfere with the magnetic compass, affecting the built-in autopilot performance and potentially leading to personal injury or property damage.
The display panel on the trolling motor mount shows important information at a glance.
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Speed |
The number of bars represents the propeller or cruise control speed (Adjusting the Speed of the Motor). |
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Trolling motor battery status |
Green: the motor battery voltage level is good. Yellow: the motor battery voltage level is medium. Red: the motor battery voltage level is low. Flashing red: the motor battery voltage level is critically low. NOTE:
Battery level indicators are optimized for lead-acid batteries and may be inaccurate for other types of batteries such as lithium-ion. |
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GPS signal status |
Green: the motor has a good GPS signal. Yellow: the motor has a poor GPS signal. Red: the motor does not have a GPS signal. |
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Motor status |
Green: the motor is operating normally. Red (solid): the motor software is starting up. Red (blinking): there is a system error. Blue: the motor is in pairing mode. Yellow: the motor is in recovery mode (for software updates and recovery procedures). |
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Power |
Press to turn the motor on or off. NOTE:
By default, the trolling motor turns on automatically when it receives power. It is not necessary to push this button to turn it on.
This can be changed in the settings (Trolling Motor Settings).
The trolling motor turns off automatically when it is in the stowed position for two hours. When the propeller is turning, press to stop the propeller. Press three times to enter pairing mode. |
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Propeller status |
Illuminates when the propeller is active (Turning the Propeller On and Off). |
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Heading hold status |
Illuminates when heading hold is active (Maintaining Your Heading). |
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Anchor lock status |
Illuminates when anchor lock is active (Holding Your Position). |
