Q1 Support

• Q Panel General Guide FI
• Q Panel General Guide EN
• Q Panel General Guide SE
• Q Panel General Guide NO
• Q Panel Quick Guide FI / EN / SE / NO
• Q Remote Quick Guide EN

• Is the fuel flow unit set as L/nm? If so, is the boat speed zero? This unit setting requires speed greater than zero.

• Are you sure the card is installed? Only the rough base map is displayed without navigation charts.
• Is your current area covered by the attached chart card? Check the available charts from Settings > Navigation > Navigation charts.
• Is the card factory installed?

• Check that the NMEA2000 cables are connected correctly and that the network is terminated at both ends.
• Check that the Yamaha gateway is installed (only for Yamaha engines).
• Is other NMEA2000 information shown correctly? Check the available NMEA devices from Settings – System – NMEA information.

• Is Q connected to the internet either via mobile or wifi? Check for mobile and/or wifi signal strength icon on the top left corner of the display.
• Does Q have position information (i.e. boat icon visible in the navigator)? The position icon in the sidebar (top left corner of the display) should be white.
• Does Q have time? Check for clock visibility in the sidepanel (top left corner of the display).

Whining noise heard from the speakers usually come from ground loop between the Q and the amplifier. Install audio ground loop isolator (audio transformer) in the audio cable from the Q to the amplifier.

If fuel level shown on the Q is low when the tank is full and vice versa, the fuel sensor type setting is wrong. See Settings – Boat – Fuel sensor. Normally the setting in Buster boats should be A type (US type sensor). The Phantom is an exception. If Yamaha Helm master is installed the fuel information is coming through NMEA2000 and the Qs should be configured to have 2 fuel sensors. One with NMEA2000 instance id 0 and one with id 1.

Check the Raymarine CP100 power led. Solid green: Power on (takes < 1 minute); green 1 blink: normal operation; amber 1 blink: transducer disconnected; amber 2 blinks: no ethernet network detected; amber 5 blinks: under voltage 34.2V.