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 ===== Introduction =====
-Congratulations on the purchase of your Honda Marine Multi-Function 7” Digital Display. This display has been built to the highest standards for years of dependable and accurate service.
+Congratulations on the purchase of your Poseidon Integrated 7" Display. This display has been built to the highest standards for years of dependable and accurate service.
 The Poseidon Integrated 7" Display has a sunlight readable touchscreen interface that displays your vessel data on an easy to configure, fully customisable multi-page Alarm, Monitoring and Control System.
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 Once the device has been unlocked you will notice that the top bar now has additional icons. Select the 'Cog' to go to the systems settings menu.
+== System About ==
+From here, you can find the software version and view devices on the network using the Device List.
+== Tank Setup ==
+Here you can volume calibrate compatible Oceanic Systems Fluid Senders.
+==  System Settings ==
+In this menu you can select the default units, system colour scheme and system language.
+== Limit Alarms ==
+Using this menu you can create High / Low alarms activated from any NMEA2000 data.
+==== Adding Widgets ====
+This section assumes that the device is unlocked. Please see **System Settings**.
+From the top menu bar select the 'Plus' icon. A pop up will appear where you can select a variety of widgets. Select the desired widget by tapping it, then select 'save and close'.
+The widget will have now appeared on the screen. You can resize it by dragging the bottom right corner, move it by dragging the centre and change it's settings by tapping on the top left of the widget marked with a 'cog'.
+From the widget settings menu you can select the relevant PGN and fields to display information.
+Multiplier will divide the received value, for example if you have an RPM of 3200 and a multiplier of 100, the value will read 32.
+Round to will round the final value to the denomination entered, for example if you have a RPM of 4262 and a round to of 100, the value will read 4300.
+==== Adding Pages ====
+Pages can be managed by selecting the 'Pages' icon on the top bar. From here you can add, edit and delete pages. They can also be changed in order as they appear on the bottom menu bar by dragging them left and right.
 ===== Maintenance =====
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 As Oceanic Systems are constantly improving their products specifications are subject to change without notice. Oceanic System’s products are designed to be accurate and reliable however they should only be used as aids to navigation and not as a replacement for traditional navigation aids and techniques.
-^Parameter^Comment|
-|NMEA2000 Version|2.101 Level B|
-|Maritime Navigation and Radio Communication Equipment|IEC60945|
-|CE and FCC|Electromagnetic Compatibility|
 ==== Electrical and Mechanical ====
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 ^Parameter^Value^Comment|
 |Operating Voltage|9 to 32 Volts| |
-|Power Consumption|500mA @ 24V|Average Operating|
+|Power Consumption|300mA @ 24V|Average Operating|
 |CAN Operating Voltage|9 to 32 Volts| |
 |Load Equivalence Number|1|LEN|
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 |FCC|Part 15B Class A|
 |CE|CE Marked|
-|NMEA2000|Certified|
+|NMEA2000|Version 2.101|
 ==== Environmental ====