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General| Display Resolution | 800 x 600 pixels |
|---|---|
| Chartplotting | Yes |
| Target Separation | 2.5 inches |
| Power Output (RMS) | 500 Watts |
| Power Output (Peak to Peak) | 4000 Watts |
| Display Size | 10.4 inches |
| Sonar Frequency | 50/200 kHz |
| GPS | Yes |
| Networking | Yes |
| Sonar Coverage | 20° / 60° |
| Sonar Type | Dual Beam |
Explains the fundamental principles of sonar technology and its application.
Details the Side Imaging sonar's wide-area survey capabilities, frequencies, and image projection.
Describes the DualBeam PLUS sonar system, its coverage, and suitability for various conditions.
Explains Down Imaging sonar's high-definition, thin beams for detailed underwater structure.
Covers Xtreme Depth sonar for extreme depth coverage using DualBeam PLUS technology.
Details QuadraBeam PLUS sonar's wide coverage and multi-beam capabilities for fish detection.
Explains how GPS and chartplotting work together for navigation and underwater data.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering on the Humminbird control head.
Identifies and explains the various keys and components on the control head unit.
Explains MENU key access for menus and 4-WAY cursor control for navigation and selection.
Provides information on importing waypoints, routes, and tracks into the unit.
Details exporting navigation data to an SD card for backup or transfer.
Instructions on how to update the control head software using an SD memory card.
Explains the various elements and information displayed on the sonar screen.
Covers sonar color palettes and methods for representing bottom contour and structure.
Identifies key features for interpreting the Side Imaging sonar display.
Explains how Side Imaging sonar technology produces the displayed images.
Details the frequencies and beam coverage parameters for Side Imaging sonar.
Offers tips on boat speed, navigation, and beam coverage for optimal Side Imaging results.
Explains the recognizable features revealed by Down Imaging sonar technology.
Guides on interpreting light/dark shades, white streaks, and shadows in Down Imaging.
Explains how to adjust Down Imaging sensitivity to reveal detail or reduce clutter.
Covers using Freeze Frame and Active Cursor for detailed analysis of Down Imaging returns.
Explains how to control and adjust settings for individual views within a combo.
Explains the fundamental navigation data types: waypoints, routes, and tracks.
Step-by-step guide to accessing the dialog box for organizing navigation data.
Procedures for saving current/cursor position, editing, and deleting waypoints.
Instructions on how to navigate to a cursor position or a selected saved waypoint.
Guides on adding visual targets or grids to waypoints for enhanced navigation.
Step-by-step process for planning and creating a new navigation route.
How to initiate travel along a previously saved route in forward or reverse order.
Procedures for reordering waypoints within an existing route.
Instructions for saving the boat's current path as a track.
How to erase the current track data from the display.
Comprehensive guide to customizing navigation items like names, icons, and visibility.
Accessing the Start-Up Options Menu for Normal, Simulator, or System Status modes.
Provides quick access to frequently-used settings relevant to the current view.
Standard set of menu settings organized under tabbed headings for quick access.
Describes the Normal mode for on-the-water operation with a connected transducer.
Explains the Simulator mode for learning unit functions and saving settings without live data.
Details how to perform a self-test and view results like serial numbers and software versions.
Lists connected accessories and their status (connected/unconnected).
Displays GPS sky chart, satellite status, and current position data for diagnostics.
Controls sonar return detail, adjusting for clutter or weak returns.
Adjusts detail in Side Imaging view, revealing weak returns or reducing clutter.
Adjusts Sensitivity, Contrast, Sharpness, and Contour Mode for Side Imaging data.
Sets the deepest range displayed in Side Imaging views.
Adjusts detail in Down Imaging view, revealing weak returns or reducing clutter.
Adjusts Sensitivity, Contrast, and Sharpness for Down Imaging data.
Sets the shallowest depth range displayed in Down Imaging Views.
Sets the deepest depth range displayed in Down Imaging Views.
Controls the speed of sonar information movement across the display.
Discards current route and exits Navigation Mode when navigating.
Initiates sonar recording from the Snapshot and Recording View.
Warns when the input battery voltage drops below a specified level.
Controls how sonar returns are displayed, choosing between Max Mode and Clear Mode.
Sets the RTS Window mode (Wide, Narrow, Off) for displaying real-time sonar returns.
Allows viewing, saving, clearing, and changing the appearance of the current track.
Allows simplifying or expanding menu options by selecting Normal or Advanced modes.
Activates screen snapshot function, capturing current view to SD card.
Precautions and cleaning instructions for the control head and screen.
Guidelines for cleaning the transducer to maintain optimal operation.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when the unit does not power on.
Troubleshooting steps if the unit defaults to Simulator mode despite a connected transducer.
Addresses issues causing poor display quality, such as interference or incorrect transducer positioning.
Identifies sources of electrical noise and interference affecting sonar reception.
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