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General| Brand | Humminbird |
|---|---|
| Model | 958c DI Combo |
| Category | Fish Finder |
| Language | English |
Details the primary keys and their multiple functions for system control and navigation.
Describes SI sonar capabilities, frequencies, and coverage for wide area imaging.
Details DI sonar technology, razor-thin beams, and frequencies for detailed bottom imaging.
Overview of information displayed on the sonar screen, including depth, speed, and temperature.
Explains how sonar data is represented on the display, not as a literal 3D image.
Explains features and items for interpreting side imaging data.
Explains how Side Imaging technology produces images using sonar beams.
Details frequencies and beam coverage for Side Imaging sonar.
Provides tips for optimal Side Imaging performance related to boat speed and navigation.
Explains the information displayed in Down Imaging views, detailing structure and contour.
Explains how Down Imaging produces images using sonar technology.
Overview of different display views (Sonar, SI, DI, Chart, Combo) and customization options.
Presents historical sonar returns, digital readouts, and cursor information.
Displays shadowed right and left views for detailed imaging, with X-Press™ menu options.
Shows the down beam portion of DI data for detailed structure imaging, with X-Press™ menu options.
Displays cartography, tracks, waypoints, and navigation data.
Displays two or more views simultaneously for comprehensive data analysis.
Explains using SD cards for charts, software updates, and exporting navigation data.
Steps to update control head software via an SD card and online account.
Reviewing saved screen snapshots and sonar recordings from the SD card.
Overview of menu modules: Start-Up Options, X-Press™, and Main Menu.
Provides quick access to frequently used settings corresponding to the current view.
Comprehensive settings organized by tabs (Alarms, Sonar, Navigation, Chart, Setup, Views, Accessories).
Storing and managing navigation points (waypoints) and paths (routes, tracks).
Procedures for creating, modifying, and removing waypoints.
Instructions for setting navigation targets and starting navigation.
Managing saved routes, including editing waypoints within a route.
Saving the current track history or clearing it.
Critical safety feature to activate immediate rescue in man overboard situations.
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