CZONE APP Quick Start Guide

Introduction

This document provides a quick start guide for the CZONE App, designed to work with the Mastervolt Wireless Interface (WI) for controlling and monitoring your boat's electrical systems.

Note: This guide may refer to the Wireless Interface (WI).

Downloading the CZONE App

Search the App Store for the keywords: 'Mastervolt' or 'CZONE'. Download the app to your iPad.

Connecting Your iPad to Wi-Fi

On your iPad, navigate to Settings > Wi-Fi. Select the name of your WI from the list of available networks. Use the password details provided on the label below or on the packaging of your Wireless Interface.

Initial Setup of the CZONE Server Connection

Once the CZONE app is downloaded, the CZONE app icon will appear on your iPad's 'Home' screen. Tap the icon to launch the Czone app.

When you open the CZONE App for the first time, you will see a screen displaying the connected WiFi network and the WI's server IP address. Enter the username and password to allow the app to access the CZONE Server, and tap Connect.

(This information is on the sticker shown below. If you do not have this, please contact your boat builder or dealer). This documentation should be on board before delivery to the customer.

Attach the label with server connection details here.

You will then see the 'Checking password' screen.

Image Description: A tablet screen showing the CZONE app interface. The interface displays various system statuses such as Generator 1 (228V, 15A, 50Hz, 3kW), Chargemaster DC (13.8V, -0.9A), Fresh Water Tank (26), Oil Pressure (20%), Fridge Temperature (39°C), and Generator 2 (234V, 8.8A, 50Hz, 2kW). It also shows the status of lights like Aft Saloon Lights, Aft Spot Light, Cockpit Lights, and Courtesy Lights, all set to 'Off'. A detailed illustration of a yacht's interior and exterior is also visible.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app's server connection details screen, with fields for Username and Password, and a 'Connect' button. A note indicates where to attach the server connection label.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app showing a 'Checking password...' progress indicator.

Downloading the Wireless Package

If the password is correct, the Wireless Package will be downloaded.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app showing a download progress bar at 48% for the Wireless Package.

Once the download is complete, your configured homepage will be displayed as shown in the example below.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app's homepage, similar to the one on the first page, showing system statuses and controls.

The Homepage

The homepage layout is created by the boat builder to provide control, monitoring, and system information on a single page. Tapping the 'Menu' button on another page will return you to the homepage.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app homepage with an arrow pointing to the 'Menu' button in the top-left corner.

Modes on the Homepage

The modes are used for direct control of operational circuit groups, including lighting, electronics, and pumps. The modes are configured by the boat builder. Documentation about these modes and their functions should be provided with the boat.

Change the operating mode by simply tapping one of the mode buttons listed at the top of the page. A dialog box will appear asking if you are sure? Tap Yes to confirm or No to cancel.

Image Description: Two screenshots showing different modes within the CZONE app. The first shows a general overview of system statuses. The second shows a confirmation dialog box asking 'Are you sure?' with 'Yes' and 'No' options.

Homepage – Monitoring

The scrollable monitoring view displays configured information on DC, AC, tank levels, temperature, and pressure.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app's monitoring view, showing various system parameters like voltage, current, tank levels, and temperature.

Homepage – Control

The scrollable control view lists circuits related to the boat view previously shown.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app's control view, displaying circuit names and their current status.

Controlling Non-Critical Circuits

Non-critical circuits can be controlled directly. The view shows the status of active systems, current, and level, if applicable. The view also shows a user-controllable On/Off switch.

Tapping within a control view, on the side of the button as shown below, will bring up a pop-up window with more information about the control. From here, you can turn the circuit on/off or remove it from your favorites.

Image Description: A screenshot showing the 'Entertainment' control with an 'Off' button. Another screenshot shows the 'Charger Control' with an 'Off' button and a pop-up window displaying more details and options.

Controlling Critical Circuits

To turn on a critical circuit, tap the button as shown below to bring up the circuit control pop-up window. From there, you can safely turn the circuit on and off. The view shows the status of active systems, current, and level, if applicable. If the circuit is an AC circuit, it will indicate whether an AC source is available.

Image Description: A screenshot showing the 'Aft Saloon Lights' control with an 'Off' button. An arrow points to a pop-up window that appears when the button is tapped, allowing for control and status checks.

Adding/Removing Favorites on the Homepage

Pop-up views for individual items in the 'Modes, Control and Monitoring' menu can be removed from the homepage. Tap the '- Favorites' button to remove the circuit from the homepage. To add a favorite, go to Menu > Modes > Control >, tap the circuit to display the pop-up window, and tap '+ Favorites' to add it to your homepage. For the current boat view, controls will be added to the end of the control list.

Image Description: Screenshots illustrating the process of adding and removing favorite circuits. This includes pop-up windows with '+ Favorites' and '- Favorites' buttons, and navigation paths within the app menu.

Homepage – Boat View

The scrollable view shows different projections of the boat, circuit status symbols (blue) indicating connected circuit consumers and alarms, if active. Tapping a circuit status symbol displays the corresponding control popover. The Home Page Control Favorites dynamically display controls for the current boat representation. When the user taps the boat representation, the Control Favorites dynamically display the controls relevant to that boat representation.

Image Description: Two screenshots of the boat view in the CZONE app. The first shows a general boat view with system statuses. The second shows a more detailed view with specific controls highlighted, and an arrow pointing to 'Circuit Status Symbols (blue)'.

Alarm Status Symbols

Alarms can be configured to display on the boat view. The symbol color corresponds to the alarm's urgency. Tapping the alarm displays the alarm pop-up window with further information.

Urgency Colors:

• Critical: Red
• Important: Orange
• Standard: Yellow
• Warning: Blue

Important: Alarms in the CZONE App are only activated when the app is open, not when the app is closed or running in the background. Do not rely on the CZONE App as the sole device for alarm monitoring.

Image Description: A screenshot of an alarm pop-up window in the CZONE app, showing 'ALARM: Parallel' and 'ALARM: Manual Override' details, with 'Acknowledge' and 'Next' buttons.

The Menu

Tapping the menu button in the top left corner of the app displays the menu. From here, you have access to the full list of mode, control, and monitoring symbols.

Image Description: A screenshot of the CZONE app menu, showing options such as Modes, Control, Monitoring, Alarms, and Settings. Below this is a screenshot showing the main interface with the menu expanded, displaying various system controls and statuses.