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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Sonar Type | Flasher |
| Sonar Technology | Dual Beam |
| Depth Capability | 200 ft |
| Transducer | XI 9 19 |
| Target Separation | 2.5 inches |
| Operating Frequency | 240 kHz & 455 kHz |
| Frequency | 240 kHz & 455 kHz |
| Battery | 7 Amp Hour |
| Operating Temperature | -20 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit |
Details the dual-frequency sonar beams (9° and 19°) for coverage and definition.
Explains how sonar return signals are displayed as colored lines on the Flasher Dial.
Lists the essential components included for the control head and transducer installation.
Instructions for installing the posts to hold the transducer cable securely.
Steps to install the handle onto the base and attach battery tie-down straps.
Procedure to mount the control head onto the base/handle assembly using washers and knobs.
Guidance on inserting the power cable into the control head, with notes on connectors.
Instructions for charging the battery and securing it within the unit's battery well.
Steps to place the ICE 55 Flasher unit into its portable carrying bag.
Procedure to test the transducer for proper function before final installation.
Guide on attaching the float and cable clamps to the transducer for proper positioning.
Instructions for connecting the transducer cable to the rear of the control head.
Guidelines for properly storing the transducer and its cable when not in use.
Steps to perform a final test to ensure the unit is operating correctly after installation.
Explains the Flasher Dial and Active Display features and how sonar signals are interpreted.
Instructions on how to turn on the ICE 35/45/55 Flasher unit using the Power/Range dial.
Guide on how to use the Simulator mode for learning and practicing unit functions.
Explains the meaning of the colored lines and indicators displayed on the Flasher Dial.
Details the features and information presented on the Active Display for ICE 45/55 models.
Introduces the main keys used to control functions like Range, Zoom, Gain, etc.
How to turn on the unit by rotating the Power/Range dial from 'Off'.
Instructions for selecting either Auto or Manual depth ranges for sonar readings.
Explains how to use the Selection dial in conjunction with function keys to adjust settings.
How to activate and use the 2x zoom feature to magnify specific areas on the Flasher Dial.
Controls signal amplification, affecting visibility of targets and clutter on the screen.
How to reduce interference from neighboring fishfinders operating on the same frequency.
Allows switching between 240 kHz (wide beam) and 455 kHz (narrow beam) frequencies.
Explains the default color palette for displaying sonar signals as red, yellow, and green.
Details the second color palette option for ICE 55, using red, green, and yellow for signals.
Describes the third, 6-color palette for ICE 55, offering more detail with orange, yellow, and blue hues.
How to activate and use the Target key to display the depth of a specific point on the Flasher Dial.
How to turn the backlight on/off using the Gain key for night fishing or power saving.
How to switch between feet and meters using the Noise key.
How to view the battery percentage using the Beam key.
Guidelines for cleaning the unit's surfaces and LCD screen using water and mild cleaners.
Advice on wetting the transducer and clearing air bubbles for optimal performance.
Troubleshooting steps for when the control head fails to power on, checking connections and battery.
Diagnosing issues when no bottom depth is visible, checking transducer cable and connections.
Explains why continuous depth may be lost in shallow water due to automatic range control.
Addresses screen fading or unsharp images, often related to low input voltage.
Details the terms, coverage, and exclusions of the 2-year limited warranty for the product.
Outlines the procedures for obtaining service, including contact information and repair process.
Lists key technical details such as depth capability, frequencies, power, and dimensions.
Explains the EU WEEE Directive regarding responsible disposal and recycling of electronics.
Details the ROHS statement concerning the restriction of hazardous substances in electrical equipment.
Provides telephone and email contact details for the Humminbird Customer Resource Center.
Lists the physical address for direct shipping of products to Humminbird's service department.
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