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General| Display Size | 5 inches |
|---|---|
| Target Separation | 2.5 inches |
| Power Output (RMS) | 500 Watts |
| Power Output (Peak to Peak) | 4000 Watts |
| Backlight | LED |
| GPS Trackplotting | Yes |
| Chartplotting | Yes |
| Waypoints | 3000 |
| Routes | 50 |
| Track Logs | 50 |
| Optional 360 Imaging | No |
| Humminbird PC | Yes |
| Upgradable Internal Software | Yes |
| Split Screen Zoom | Yes |
| Split Screen Bottom Lock | Yes |
| Large Digits View | Yes |
| Custom View Selections | Yes |
| Temperature Alarm | Yes |
| Freeze Frame | Yes |
| Instant Image Update | Yes |
| Selective Fish ID+ | Yes |
| Real Time Sonar | Yes |
| Sonar Recording | Yes |
| Triplog | Yes |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Sonar Type | DualBeam PLUS, Side Imaging |
| Sonar Frequency | 200/83 kHz & 455 kHz |
| Depth Capability | 1500 ft |
| Max Depth (Side Imaging) | 100 ft |
| Temperature | Yes |
| Speed | Yes |
| Mount Type | Gimbal |
| Humminbird Mapping | Compatible |
| Navionics | Compatible |
| Tracks/Points | 50 Tracks/20, 000 Points |
| Memory Card Slot | SD Card |
Provides a wide, precise survey of water area with detailed bottom topography.
Uses 200/83 kHz sonar with wide (60°) and narrow (20°) beams for coverage.
Offers a 90° area of coverage with four fan-shaped sonar beams.
Integrated transducer for Minn Kota trolling motors with temp sensing.
Explains the images produced by Side Imaging technology and their features.
Details how Side Imaging uses sonar beams to create a picture-like image.
Tips and best practices for optimizing Side Imaging display quality.
Explains the significance of sonar data displayed and its representation.
Updates sonar returns at the fastest rate for bottom, structure, and fish.
Pauses the sonar display for detailed examination and cursor movement.
How the unit charts depth changes and represents bottom types.
Shows a shadowed right- and left-looking view from the boat over the bottom.
Displays regular sonar and Side Imaging info in a split screen.
Presents a historical log of sonar returns charted on the right side.
Provides a magnified view of the bottom and structure for detail.
Compares sonar returns from 83 kHz wide and 200 kHz narrow beams.
Displays digital data in a large, easy-to-see format.
Displays Real Time Sonar data in a traditional flasher format.
Accesses saved screen snapshots and recordings from the MMC/SD card.
Records sonar information and allows playback of recorded data.
Overview of storing and managing navigation points, paths, and history.
Procedures for creating, editing, and deleting waypoints.
How to find and travel to waypoints or specific positions.
Features for marking targets and planning trolling patterns around waypoints.
Procedures for saving, editing, and deleting routes and tracks.
Emergency feature to locate a person overboard and initiate rescue.
Explanation of primary control buttons and their functions on the unit.
Instructions for inserting, removing, and using MMC/SD cards for maps.
Steps to add software updates to the fishing system.
How to save Tracks, Waypoints, and Routes to an MMC/SD card.
Selecting operational modes like Normal, Simulator, or System Status.
Shortcut menu for frequently used settings based on the current view.
Overview of the main menu tabs and organization for quick access.
Configuring the system for Normal or Advanced user modes for simplicity or control.
Controls for selecting sonar beams and adjusting frequency sensitivity.
Settings for interpreting and displaying sonar returns like fish and bottom.
Customizing the sonar view with settings for zoom, depth, clutter, and water type.
Selecting the connected transducer for optimal sonar performance.
Viewing, saving, clearing, and editing current and saved tracks.
Procedures for creating, editing, deleting, and using waypoints.
Creating, editing, deleting, and traveling saved routes for navigation.
Adjusting chart orientation, decluttering, and grid display for navigation views.
Exporting and deleting navigation data like tracks, waypoints, and routes.
Configuring GPS receiver selection and override options.
Adjusting chart detail level, map borders, and latitude/longitude grids.
Showing or hiding navaids and spot soundings on the chart display.
Choosing charts and setting map offsets for accurate display.
Setting units for depth, temperature, distance, and speed measurements.
Configuring system mode, language, and triplog/default resets.
Procedures for resetting the triplog and restoring factory defaults.
Selecting and customizing digital readouts and offsets for sonar views.
Adjusting speed calibration, local time zones, and daylight saving time.
Setting position, time, and date formats, and configuring NMEA output.
Hiding or showing available views in the system's rotation.
Enabling screen snapshot and managing connected accessories.
Solutions for power-up problems and transducer detection failures.
Troubleshooting display issues and identifying sources of signal noise.
Definitions of sonar-related terminology used in the manual.
Definitions of GPS and navigation related terminology used in the manual.
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