MotorGuide DRC01 Users Manual

Digital Remote
DRC
Owner’s Instruction
Manual
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FCC Compliance Statement
FCC ID No.: MVUDRC01 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful
interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference
received, including cause undesired o
Thank you for purchasing this MotorGuide product!
interference that may
eration.
WARNING: Modifications to this device
not expressly approved by the manufacturer may invalidate the user’s right to operate this equipment".
DRC INSTALLATION
1. Plug the receiver into the trolling motor foot-
pedal cable.
2. Plug the foot-pedal into the receiver.
Note: The remote control system works with or without the foot pedal attached.
PROGRAMMING THE SERIAL NUMBER
Each remote unit has a unique serial number. Up to four serial numbers (remotes) can be stored by your receiver. For your remote to respond to your commands only and not those of other boaters, you must program the serial number into your receiver. Follow the instructions below (one time only) to program your receiver for each new remote:
1. Power the motor up - within 10 seconds,
press and hold the + and - buttons on the remote simultaneously
2. Listen for a long high pitch beep
3. The receiver has now learned and stored
the serial number of the remote.
CONTROLLING THE BOAT REMOTELY
1. Steering: Press the left or right arrow
buttons to steer the boat, a beep will sound
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each time one of the arrow buttons is pressed. Each button press steers the motor left or right one step. Holding a button down will rapidly steer the motor until it reaches a stop; once it has reached a stop, the receiver will no longer beep when you press the button. When the motor is first powered-up, it automatically steers to a center position unless a foot-pedal is used, then it will steer to the position of the pedal.
2. Speed: Use the + and – buttons to control
the speed of the motor, a beep will sound each time the + or – buttons are pushed. Holding the button down will rapidly speed­up or slow-down the motor until it reaches minimum or maximum speed; once at the limit, the receiver will no longer beep when you press a button.
When the motor is first powered-up, the initial speed is set to the same setting as on the foot-pedal speed wheel. If a foot-pedal is
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not used, the initial speed is equivalent to a setting of 2 ½ on the foot-pedal.
3. Prop On/Off – turn the prop on or off by
pressing the center button and it will alternate between on and off. The “on” condition is indicated by a high- pitched beep while “off” is indicated by a low-pitched beep.
USING THE REMOTE WITH A FOOT­PEDAL
1. For maximum flexibility, the remote can be
used in combination with the foot-pedal. Please note the following when doing so:
2. The last controller device (foot-pedal or
remote) to send a command will be in control.
3. When going from foot-pedal to remot e
control, the speed and steering will always start at the last foot-pedal setting, but will end up wherever the operator sets the remote.
4. When going from remote to foot-pedal
control, the motor will immediately:
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