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T1 T1
MODE
S F
D M
KL FA
DIS
MPH
KTS
™
Pilot I
Owner’s Manual
Pilot I Displays,
Speedometer in MPH and Knots
Trip Log
Clock
Voltmeter
Air & Surface Temp.
Digital Depth Sounder
with Deep and Shallow water alarms,
Keel offset
Audible and Visual Alarms
IS0152
ISO152B ECR#3704 6/2003
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Description Key Pad Functions Page 1 Installation 4 pin Connector Page 2 6 pin Connector Page 2 Operations General Modes Power On Page 3 Illumination Page 3 Normal Mode Page 3 Select Mode Activating Page 3 Selecting upper or lower display Page 4 Selecting display function Page 4 Edit Mode Page 4 Upper Display Functions Page 5 Depth Sounder Setting Shallow Alarm Page 5 Setting Deep Alarm Page 5 Setting Keel Offset Page 5 Loss of signal Page 6 Timer Selecting Timer functions Page 7 Sta
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Key Pad Functions Display Timer (Hrs. & Min.) Timer (Min. & Sec.) Clock Function Indicator Depth In: T1 T1 Feet MODE Depth Sounder Meters Shallow Alarm S F Fathoms Deep Alarm D M Keel Offset KL FA DIS Distance Log MPH Voltmeter KTS (Statute or Nautical miles) Miles per hour Air Temp. Knots Water Temp. Digital Voltmeter Illumination Off Illumination On Faria Pilot I Description The Faria Pilot I system is a multifunctional instrument designed to give two simultaneous readouts of sever
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Used for all splices. Wires 6-Pin Male Connector Note: For wiring 6-Pin Female Connector diagram for the 6 - Pin connector see Heat Shrink Tube (red or blue) Yamaha (HN0362) Metal Butt Connector (red or blue). Others (HN0365) Used for all splices. 4-Pin Female Connector 4-Pin Male Connector Note: For wiring diagram for the 4 - Pin connector see Yamaha (HN0362) Others (HN0365) 4 - Pin Connector Installation: 2. Follow the wiring diagram at the end of CAUTION: Disconnect the battery during thi
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Normal Mode: Operation: Pilot is operating showing the last selected Power ON: Functions. The Pilot I instrument will turn on when NOTE: When in either the Select or the ignition key switch is set to the run Edit Modes if no button is pushed for 5 position. When the ignition key switch is seconds the Pilot will revert to the turned to the off position, the Pilot I will Normal Mode functions last used or to turn off. the new settings. *If the mode button is accidentally Select Mode: pre
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Selecting upper or lower active display: Activate the Select Mode and while the display is flashing, press the “Up” arrow selected active display and the Pilot will beep each time the “MODE” button is pressed. T1 T1 to select the upper display as active S F D M KL FA DIS MPH KTS Stop at the desired function. Edit Mode: or the “Down” arrow to select the The Edit Mode allows you to set the following: Depth Sounder: shallow alarm, deep alarm, keel offset, scale units (feet, fathoms or meters
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If no buttons are pushed within 5 seconds, Continue pressing the “MODE” button the Pilot will revert automatically to the again until the Function Indicator is Normal Mode. pointing to FT, M or FA. (The Function Indicator will automatically You can also enter the Edit Mode while in point to the last unit type selected. You are the Select Mode. The Pilot display will now in the Depth Finder function.) then stop flashing (Select Mode) indicating the change to the Edit Mode. S F (The operation
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will flash on the LCD next to the “S” and Setting the Deep Alarm: the audible alarm will sound rapidly. Press and hold the “MODE” button until When the deep depth setting is read by the the Pilot beeps to select the Edit Mode. depth sounder, the Function Indicator will flash on the LCD next to the “D” and the audible alarm will sound at 2 beeps per second. NOTE: Once a keel offset is programmed, the depth below the keel Continue pressing the “MODE” button will activate the shallow and deep
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Press and hold the “MODE” button until If the upper display depth sounder the Pilot beeps to select the Edit Mode. function is active the (SIG) will illuminate and hold. If any other upper display function is active the (SIG) will flash on and off alternately with the active function’s readout. Timer: Continue pressing the “MODE” button Description: quickly until the Function Indicator points The timer operates simultaneously in to the “KL” indicating the keel offset hours, minutes and s
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Clock: Description: The clock will run continuously as long as power is applied to the Pilot. The clock reads hours and minutes. Continue pressing the “MODE” button Operation: Selecting the Clock Function. Press the “MODE” button and activate the Select Mode. again until the Function Indicator is pointing to either the left(T1) or the right(T1). T1 T1 Press the “Up” arrow to select the upper S F display. D M KL FA DIS MPH KTS Continue pressing the “MODE” button Starting and Stopping the
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reading to match a GPS or charted Setting the clock: distance run. Calibrating the distance Log Press and hold the “MODE” button until also automatically calibrates the the Pilot beeps to select the Edit Mode. Speedometer. (The longer the distance the Press the “Up” or “Down” arrow keypads more accurate the calibration.) once to set each minute. Minutes: Operation: Quick Press Selecting the Speedometer Function: Press the “MODE” button and activate the Select Mode. Press and hold the “Up”
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Selecting the Speedometer Units. Press and hold the “MODE” button until the Pilot beeps to select the Edit Mode. quickly until the lower display reads “C” T1 T1 S F Continue pressing the “MODE” button D M quickly until the lower display reads “Un” KL FA (units). DIS MPH T1 T1 KTS S F D M (calibration). Press either the “Up” or KL FA “Down” arrow button to change the speed DIS MPH reading to the desired speed. KTS Press either the “Up or Down”: arrow button to move the function indicator t
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Continue pressing the “MODE” button Calibrating the Distance Log: Press and hold the “MODE”button until again until the Function Indicator is the Pilot beeps to select the Edit Mode. T1 T1 S F D M KL FA DIS Continue pressing the “MODE” button MPH KTS quickly until the lower display reads “c” (calibration). pointing to DIS. (The Function Indicator T1 T1 will also automatically point to the last unit type selected. You are now in the S F D M Distance Log Function KL FA DIS Selecting the Dis
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Press either the “Up” or “Down” arrow T1 T1 button to clear the Log reading to zero. S F D M KL FA DIS MPH KTS Water & Air / Bait-well Selecting the Air / Water Temperature Temperature Units Description: Press and hold the “MODE” button until The Pilot I will monitor water surface the Pilot beeps to select Edit Mode. temperature. The (Setting units Fahrenheit (F), or Centigrade (C), in either function sets the units for both). (A second temperature, either air or bait-well may be monit
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Continue pressing the “MODE” button T1 T1 again until the display shows 00.0 and no other Lower Display Function Indicator is S F active except the one pointing to the D M KL FA Battery icon. DIS T1 T1 MPH KTS S F D M KL FA Voltmeter: DIS Description: MPH KTS The Voltmeter continuously monitors the battery system voltage supplied to the Pilot I. The Voltmeter has a user adjustable low and high voltage alarm feature. If the Setting the Voltage Alarms 12 vDC power drops to below the user
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Press the “MODE” button. T1 T1 S F D M KL FA DIS MPH The upper display changes to “bAtH” and KTS the lower display shows the current high voltage warning setting. T1 T1 Bar Graph Display S F D M KL FA DIS MPH KTS Press either the “Up” or “Down” arrow button to adjust the high voltage alarm setting. Bar Graph Display Function Description: The bar graph provides a continuous display of the battery system voltage supplied to Pilot I. Each element of the bar graph represents one (1) volt.
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Harness HN0362 To Pilot I 4 - pin connector Yamaha adaptor 4- pin connector(CN0082) Pin A Red +12 Battery Pin B Purple +12 Ignition Pin C Black Ground Pin D Blue Depth Sounder signal ECR 2065 2/12/02 Paddle Wheel triducer Shrink Tubing or Wrap Green Blue Blue (Depth Sounder Signal) Black Black (Depth Sounder ( - )) White Red (+12 vDC) Brown Red Black Purple Shield (Ground) Red Yellow Black (+12 vDC) (Ignition) (Grnd) Multi-bullets to Yamaha Engine Harness
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Harness HN0362 To Pilot I 6 - pin connector Yamaha adaptor 2x PJ0005 Shrink Tubing or Wrap White/Blue Green Stripe (Paddle Wheel Signal) Air Temp.Sensor White White Red White Water Temp. Sensor signal Brown Green (Wt Temp Grnd) Green Black (Grnd) 6- pin connector(CN0083) Pin A Plug Not used Pin B Plug Not used Pin C Green Sensor Ground Pin D White Water Temperature Pin E Red Air Temperature Pin F White/Blue Speedo Sensor ECR 2065 2/12/02
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Harness HN0365 To Pilot I 4 - pin connector 4- pin connector(CN0082) Pin A Red +12 Battery Pin B Purple +12 Ignition Pin C Black Depth Sounder (-) Pin D Blue Depth Sounder signal ECR 2152 03/07/02 Paddle Wheel triducer Shrink Tubing or Wrap Green Blue Blue (Depth Sounder Signal) Black Black (Depth Sounder ( - )) White Red (+12 vDC) Brown Shield (Ground) (+12 vDC) (Ignition) (Grnd) Red Purple Black
