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Brand | Apelco |
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Model | 260 |
Category | Fish Finder |
Language | English |
Explains how an echo sounder works and displays underwater conditions.
Describes the transducer's role in transmitting ultrasonic beams.
Highlights the unit's waterproof design for versatile mounting.
Emphasizes easy accessibility of all unit functions.
Describes continuous bottom and fish pictures with zoom.
Details fish identification symbols and alarm types.
Notes auto range, sensitivity, and zoom for easy operation.
Important preliminary steps before operating the FishFinder 260.
This device is only an aid to navigation, not a substitute for judgment.
Fill out and send the warranty card for full warranty benefits.
Provides a general overview of the FishFinder 260 system components.
Instructions for checking standard and optional equipment upon receipt.
Defines key terminology used in the manual.
Instructions for mounting the display unit, including flush mounting.
Guidance on positioning and mounting the transducer for optimal performance.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the transducer on the transom.
Guidance on choosing optimal spots for thru-hull transducer installation.
Instructions for using a fairing block to ensure proper transducer alignment.
Detailed procedure for installing a thru-hull transducer.
Instructions for safely routing the transducer and power cables.
Steps for connecting the unit to a 12 VDC power source.
Explains the function of each button on the FishFinder unit.
Instructions for turning the unit's power on and off.
Details the Fish Finder, Zoom, Bottom Coverage, and NAV modes.
Adjusting range, sensitivity, alarms, and other display settings.
Navigating set-up displays to adjust functions like range and sensitivity.
Selecting auto or manual range and adjusting sensitivity for water conditions.
Adjusting chart speed, backlight, contrast, and depth units.
Configuring shallow, deep, fish alarms, buzzer, and fish symbols.
Simulating underwater conditions to familiarize with unit operations.
Explains how sonar technology works and factors affecting echoes.
Interpreting different seabed types like hard, soft, and rocks.
Understanding graph history, sounding beam, and coverage readings.
Protecting the transducer and keeping the unit clean for optimal performance.
Technical details including dimensions, power, and operating modes.
Schematic diagrams for unit connections and internal components.