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General| Max Depth | 600 feet |
|---|---|
| Transducer Type | Dual Beam |
| Frequency | 200/83 kHz |
| Target Separation | 2.5 inches |
| Water Temperature Sensor | Yes |
| Battery Life | Up to 10 hours |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Power Output (RMS) | 200 Watts |
| Power Output (Peak to Peak) | 1600W |
| Beam Angle | 20 degrees |
Guide to selecting the best location for mounting the control head.
Instructions for connecting the power cable to the boat's electrical system.
Steps to assemble the tilt and swivel mount for the control head base.
Instructions on routing cables under the boat deck for the control head.
Steps to attach the control head unit to the assembled mounting base.
Connecting the power and transducer cables to the control head unit.
Guide to finding the best location on the transom, avoiding turbulent water.
Steps to prepare the chosen location for mounting the transducer bracket.
Assembling the transducer and mounting bracket, making initial adjustments.
Instructions for routing the transducer cable to the control head.
Performing final tests of the installed system with the boat in water.
Assembling the portable case base, handle, and attaching the control head.
Routing power and transducer cables on the base and securing them with tie-downs.
Installing the base assembly into the case and securing the battery.
Assembling the transducer bracket and stowing charger and transducer.
Connecting transducer and power cables to the portable case unit.
Securing the portable case to a surface on the boat using D-rings.
Testing the transducer for proper operation before final mounting.
Procedures for installing the portable transducer onto the boat.
Instructions for powering the PiranhaMAX unit on, off, and navigating the startup menu.
Explanation of the 200 kHz single beam sonar system and its capabilities.
Explanation of the 200/455 kHz dual beam sonar system and its features.
Description of the POWER/MENU key's role in powering on/off and menu navigation.
Description of UP and DOWN arrow keys for menu selection and adjustments.
Description of the CHECK/ENTER key for menu activation, confirmation, and waypoint marking.
Steps to open, select, activate, and adjust settings within the menu system.
Steps to access the main Setup menu and the Units submenu for customization.
Setting display contrast, Fish ID, and bottom representation for optimal viewing.
Options for resetting settings and configuring units of measurement (distance, speed).
Instructions for selecting and displaying different views on the PiranhaMAX screen.
Steps to open the Sonar Menu for quick access to frequently used settings.
Configuring depth range, sensitivity, zoom, and chart speed for sonar display.
Adjusting filter, display light, and selecting sonar beam frequency.
Steps to open the Track Menu for customizing track view settings.
Adjusting view, zoom scale, and COG vector for track display.
Managing waypoints and tracks by clearing or deleting them.
Adjusting the display brightness for night fishing use.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up various alarms on the unit.
Precautions and cleaning instructions for the control head unit.
Maintaining the transducer for optimal operation, including cleaning.
Procedures for cleaning the portable case and removing water.
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