Gps position, Fuel manager – Lowrance electronic LMF-400 User Manual

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GPS Position

Displays user position in Latitude/Longitude.

Fuel Manager

The Fuel Manager page has three digital readouts capable of
displaying: Fuel Flow, Fuel Economy, Fuel Remaining, Fuel Range,
Trip Fuel Used, Seasonal Fuel, Paddle Wheel Speed, Pitot Speed and
GPS Speed. While on the Fuel Manager page, press

MENU

to access the

Fuel manager menu, which contains the following options: Customize,
Fuel Setup, Pages, Screen, Audio Setup and System Setup.

NOTE

If you have multiple engines, you must go into System Setup and
select Engine Displayed. Here you can select the engine you want to
set up. The Fuel Management page shows the engine you selected
at the bottom of the page.

To Customize the Fuel Manager Page:

1. Scroll through pages set for display using the

ENTER

and

EXIT

keys.

2. Once the Fuel Manager page is displayed, press

MENU

, select

USTOMIZE

and press

ENTER

3. The menu prompt will appear with the follow options: Top Data,
Center Data and Bottom Data. Use the

and

DOWN

keys to highlight

the data box you want to customize and press

ENTER

4. Scroll through the list and highlight the desired item, then press

ENTER

. This will take you back to the menu prompt. If you want to

customize other data, repeat the steps above, otherwise press

EXIT

. The information you selected will be displayed on the screen.

Fuel Setup

1. To access the Fuel Setup menu, press

MENU

while viewing the Fuel

Manager page, which will bring up the Fuel Manager page menu.
2. Select

UEL

ETUP

, then press

ENTER

The Fuel Setup menu contains the following categories:

Adjust

Calibration, Fuel Remaining Source, Reset Seasonal, Refill Tank,
Partial Fill, Eco Speed Source and

Reset Trip Fuel.

Adjust Calibration
1. From the Fuel Setup menu, select

DJUST

and press

ENTER

2. Use the

and

DOWN

keys to input the desired calibration

adjustment, then press

ENTER.

Fuel Remaining Source
The Fuel Remaining Source menu prompts you to choose what sensor
will be used to monitor your fuel level. There are two options: Engine
Fuel Flow and

Fluid Level Sensor.