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Display Size | 5 inches |
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Display Type | Color TFT |
Sonar Frequency | 200 kHz / 455 kHz / 800 kHz |
Sonar Type | DualBeam Plus |
GPS | Yes |
Target Separation | 2.5 inches |
Power Output (RMS) | 500 watts |
Power Output (Peak to Peak) | 4000 Watts |
Temperature | Yes |
Speed | Yes |
Backlight | Yes |
Mount Type | Gimbal Mount |
GPS Trackplotting | Yes |
Humminbird PC | Yes |
Upgradable Internal Software | Yes |
Split Screen Zoom | Yes |
Bottom Lock | Yes |
Large Digits View | Yes |
Custom View Selections | Yes |
Display Colors Grayscale | 256 colors |
Temperature Alarm | Yes |
Chartplotting | Yes |
Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
Transducer Included | Yes |
Mounting Type | Gimbal |
Operating Temperature | -15°C to 55°C |
Sonar Coverage | 20° / 60° |
Max Depth | 1500 ft |
Depth Capability | 1500 feet |
Waypoints, Routes, Tracks/Points | 3000 waypoints, 50 routes, 50 tracks |
Explains the 200/83 kHz DualBeam sonar system and its coverage.
Explains the significance and interpretation of sonar display data.
Describes the RTS Window feature for displaying sonar returns.
Details how to use Freeze Frame and the active cursor for analysis.
Explains how bottom contour and hardness are represented on display.
Presents a historical log of sonar returns with real-time updates.
Provides a magnified view of the bottom and structure for detailed analysis.
Displays digital data in a large, easy-to-see format for quick reading.
Shows a 3D perspective view of the track and chart contours.
Displays cartography from built-in or optional maps with navigation data.
Combines Chart View and Sonar View on a split screen display.
Allows selection of North-Up or Course-Up orientation for chart views.
Covers storing, managing, and using waypoints, routes, and tracks.
Instructions for creating, modifying, and removing waypoints.
Guides on initiating navigation to a selected waypoint or cursor position.
Explains how to add targets or grids to waypoints for navigation.
Details on creating, editing, and deleting navigation routes.
Procedures for saving or clearing the current boat track data.
Describes the purpose and operation of each button on the control head.
Information on using MMC/SD cards for maps and data export.
Step-by-step guide on how to turn the fishfinder on.
Overview of the fishfinder's menu structure and modules.
Details on selecting operation modes like Normal, Simulator, or Status.
Shortcut menu for quick access to frequently used settings.
Provides helpful navigation tips for the Main Menu interface.
Explains how to set the menu system for simplified or expanded options.
Adjusts sonar detail and sensitivity for optimal display.
Sets the shallowest depth range displayed on Sonar and Big Digits Views.
Sets the deepest depth range displayed on the unit.
Determines the speed at which sonar information scrolls across the display.
Discards the current route and exits Navigation Mode.
Allows viewing the Waypoints submenu for a waypoint under the cursor.
Quickly moves the cursor to any saved waypoint for location or editing.
Saves the current track being displayed and starts a new one.
Clears the current track and starts a new track at the present position.
Saves the current route being displayed, typically during navigation.
Removes the next waypoint from the current route.
Discards the current route and exits Navigation Mode.
Removes a waypoint target from the display.
Removes a waypoint grid from the display.
Sets the size of the Sonar Window in the Combo View.
Allows viewing the Waypoints submenu for the most recently created waypoint.
Sounds an alert when the depth is less than or equal to the set value.
Sounds an alert when fish are detected according to the alarm setting.
Alerts when the input battery voltage drops to or below the set level.
Sounds an alert when water temperature reaches the set alarm value.
Alerts if the boat moves beyond a set distance from the intended course.
Sounds when the boat reaches a set proximity to the destination waypoint.
Alerts if the anchored boat drifts outside a defined perimeter.
Selects the pitch of the alarm sound.
Uses signal processing to display fish symbols and depth when detected.
Adjusts the threshold for Fish ID detection algorithms.
Sets the RTS Window to Wide, Narrow, or Off.
Selects the method for representing bottom and structure on display.
Adjusts the width of the Zoom window on the Sonar Zoom View.
Divides the display into four sections with horizontal depth lines.
Filters surface clutter noise caused by algae and aeration.
Limits interference on display from sources like boat engine or turbulence.
Controls the maximum depth of operation for optimal performance.
Configures unit for fresh or salt water operation for accuracy.
Allows viewing the Current Track submenu.
Allows viewing the Saved Tracks submenu for managing tracks.
Allows viewing the Waypoints submenu for managing waypoints.
Allows viewing the Routes submenu for managing navigation routes.
Selects whether charts are drawn North-Up or Course-Up.
Selects how much chart detail is displayed on Navigation Views.
Allows display or hiding of map borders.
Allows display or hiding of a grid showing latitude and longitude lines.
Allows display or hiding of spot soundings, which are depth measurements.
Allows changing the depth used for shading on chart views.
Allows choosing which chart to use if built-in charts or map card exist.
Allows bearings to be displayed with True North or Magnetic North orientation.
Sets the declutter feature for waypoints to On or Off.
Sets the orientation of the trolling grid in degrees.
Selects the time period between trackpoints.
Sets minimum travel distance before a trackpoint is added.
Sets the position of the boat used in the Simulator mode.
Changes the map offset used by your fishfinder.
Allows display or hiding of an arrow projecting current course.
Clears any active Map Offset.
Exports all saved Tracks, Waypoints, and Routes to an MMC/SD card.
Deletes all saved Tracks, Waypoints, and Routes.
Selects units of measure for all depth-related readouts.
Selects units of measure for temperature readouts.
Selects units of measure for all distance-related readouts.
Selects units of measure for speed-related readouts.
Sets the menu system to Normal or Advanced for option display.
Selects the display language for menus.
Resets the Triplog data (timer, distance, average speed) to zero.
Resets all menu settings to their factory default values.
Sets individual digital readouts displayed on the Sonar View.
Adjusts digital depth readout to indicate depth from waterline or keel.
Adjusts the temperature readout by the amount entered.
Adjusts the speed readout by the percentage entered.
Selects the time zone in reference to GPS time.
Adjusts time display to account for local Daylight Saving Time.
Selects the format of latitude and longitude position display.
Changes the time format used by the unit (12-hour or 24-hour).
Changes the date format used by the unit.
Turns NMEA output on or off for compatible devices.
Deactivates Sonar and removes Sonar Views from view rotation.
Guides on resolving issues when the fishfinder does not power on.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit defaults to Simulator mode.
Addresses common issues affecting the quality of information displayed.
Helps identify sources of electrical or hydrodynamic noise affecting sonar.