0397499 JOHNSON SLEEVE & ROLLER ASSY., lower carb.

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From the home screen, press the "LIST" button (button 2).
Use the LEFT and RIGHT arrow buttons (buttons 3 and 4) to scroll through the menu until "Display Settings" is highlighted.
Press the "ENTER" button (button 5) to enter the "Display Settings" menu.Brightness
There are two ways to adjust the brightness of the screen on the MECP I.
Use the brightness control buttons from any screen
Use the brightness control menu
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Use the display controls from any screen:
The brightness can be adjusted at anytime and on any screen by pressing the up and down buttons (button 1).
The first press of button 1 will activate the brightness control.
Each additional press of button 1 will Increase or decrease the brightness by 5%.Note: Any changes to brightness made using button 1 will not be saved if the MECP I panel is turned OFF.
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From the main menu screen, use button 3 and button 4 to scroll through the menu until "Display Settings" is highlighted. Refer to Illustration 3.
Press button 5 to enter the "Display Settings" menu.
From the display settings screen, use button 3 and button 4 to scroll through the menu until "Brightness" is highlighted.
Press button 5.
To adjust brightness, use button 3 and button 4.
Each press of either button 3 or button 4 arrow button will increase or decrease the brightness by 5%.
Once the desired brightness is reached, press button 5 to return to the main menu screen.Note: Changes made using the display menu method will be saved if the MECP I panel is turned OFF.Contrast
There are two ways to adjust the contrast of the screen on the MECP I.
Use the contrast control buttons (from any screen)
Use the contrast control menu
The contrast can be adjusted at anytime and on any screen by pressing the up or down buttons (button 6).
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The first press of button 6 will activate the contrast control.
Each additional press of button 6 will increase or decrease the contrast by 3%.Note: Any changes to contrast made using button 1 will not be saved if the MECP I panel is turned OFF.
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Access the contrast control with the "Display Settings" menu.
From the main menu, use button 3 and button 4 to scroll through the menu until "Display Settings" is highlighted.
Press button 5 to enter the "Display Settings" menu.
From the display settings screen, use button 3 and button 4 to scroll through the menu until "Contrast" is highlighted.
Press button 5.
To adjust contrast, use button 3 and button 4.
Each press of either button 3 or button 4 will increase or decrease the contrast by 3%.
Once the desired contrast is reached, press button 5 to return to the main menu screen.Note: Changes made using the display menu method will be saved if the MECP I panel is turned OFF.Gauge Display
There are two types of display options for the supported gauges on the MECP I.
1 Up Display
4 Up Display1Up Display
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(1) Top banner (2) Bottom bannerThe 1Up display shows one engine parameter at a time.Use button 3 and button 4 to view the next engine parameter.The top banner will display, from left to right, "Slow Vessel Mode" (SVM) status, after treatment status, current gear, maintenance, and wait to start.The current gear will be shown as one of the following:
Neutral (N)
Forward (F)
Reverse (R)The bottom banner will always display, from left to right, engine hours, and fuel rate.4Up Display
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The 4Up display shows four engine parameters at once.Use button 3 and the button 4 to view the next four engine parameters.The top banner will display, from left to right, SVM status, after treatment status, current gear, maintenance, and wait to start.The current gear will be shown as one of the following:
Neutral (N)
Forward (F)
Reverse (R)The bottom banner will always display, from left to right, engine hours, and fuel rate.Display View
Perform the following steps to change the currently set display view.
From the main menu screen, use button 3 and button 4 to scroll through the menu until "Display Settings" is highlighted. Refer to Illustration 8.