Basic Marine
Electronics
Build the foundation.
Learn electricity, circuits, components, wiring, protection, basic symbols, and safe meter fundamentals before moving into hands-on testing.
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Learn EC600 power, connections, control wiring, inspection before power, and field troubleshooting.
Explore the MGX-61000SC parts in the interactive CAD view, complete the pre-start inspection, then practice startup and testing.
Build the skills. Master the systems. Keep vessels moving.
Build the foundation.
Learn electricity, circuits, components, wiring, protection, basic symbols, and safe meter fundamentals before moving into hands-on testing.
Measure with purpose.
Train at a technician-style workbench: learn the measurement, set up the meter, place the probes, take the reading, and diagnose the circuit.
Read. Analyze. Solve.
Read drawings, trace circuits, understand relay logic and interlocks, test analog/frequency/CAN signals, and isolate marine-control faults.
Understand HT810 modules, monitoring, Normal and Backup control, alarms, startup, transfer, troubleshooting and maintenance.
Follow the equipment photos through System, JCM, CPM and ECM setup, calibration, engine and gearbox settings, and commissioning checks.
Identify jet components, trace water flow, understand steering and reverse thrust, and practice evidence-based troubleshooting.
Explore marine transmissions, power take-offs and torque converters, MGX two-stage operation, advanced diagnostics, and guided troubleshooting.
Operate and calibrate control heads, diagnose J1–J13 circuits and CAN, use MFST, read flash codes, and solve guided troubleshooting cases.
Enter your job hours, review submitted time, and keep payroll and billing in one place.
Find dispatch job numbers, work details and reporting notices. Start a time-sheet line from a job.
EC300 references, unit conversion, torque and alarm lookups, S570 search, shimming, bearing wear, resistance checks, and guided product specifications.
See current jobs, future commitments, approved time off, and the dated on-call lineup.
Plan upcoming and ongoing jobs, set reminders, and keep project folders and preparation notes together.
Track upcoming and ongoing work before a firm date is available. Project folders and their notes are visible only to administrators at this location.
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