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Humminbird SOLIX series User Manual

Humminbird SOLIX series
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AutoChart Live
AUTOCHART LIVE OVERVIEW
A
utoChart Live uses data from an installed GPS receiver and 2D transducer (down beam, digital CHIRP or single-frequency DualBeam
P
LUS or DualSpectrum) to create detailed depth maps of your favorite waters.
Map Source: Humminbird LakeMaster or Navionics
Storage: AutoChart Live saves 8 hours of mapping data on your control head. After 8 hours of data has been collected, you can
erase the data and continue mapping, or you can purchase a ZeroLine Map Card for unlimited mapping.
ZeroLine Map Card: To purchase a ZeroLine Map Card and download the accessory guide, visit our Web site at humminbird.com.
More Information: Visit our Web site for informational videos.
PLAN YOUR MAP
Before getting started, consider the areas where you want to create a map. Review the following tips to help you plan your map:
General Tips
Start with your favorite fishing hot spots. It is not recommended to record survey data of an entire lake, as it will require a lot
of time to map and might include areas you don’t want.
Take a different route to and from each fishing spot every trip. You may discover new and interesting areas to map.
Start a new track or recording when you start for the day. Record new data every trip to create new maps or improve existing maps.
Navigate the boat at a consistent speed when recording data.
See the illustration below for instruction on how to navigate your boat while recording survey data.
Mapping a Specific Area or Object in Detail
Navigate the boat across the area rather than alongside.
Turn the boat where the area and/or object is out of range of the transducer beam(s).
Try to reduce the measurement time, so as to reduce the error due to possible GPS variations.
Mapping an Entire Lake
Follow a plan.
Follow the maximum gradient of the sea floor (up or down).
Keep a steady speed. Trolling speeds to low speeds are recommended.
Turn the boat where the bottom is flat if possible.
Navigating the Boat to Record Survey Data
Navigate your boat in a
zig-zag pattern, first in
one direction and then
in the other.

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Humminbird SOLIX series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Depth-Sonar StandardUp to 1, 500 feet (varies by model)
InterfaceTouchscreen
GPSYes
CartographyHumminbird Basemap
Target Separation2.5 inches
NetworkingEthernet, NMEA 2000
Memory Card SlotYes
WaterproofIPX7
Operating Frequency1.2MHz
DimensionsVaries by model
WeightVaries by model
Display Size10.1", 12.1"
Display Resolution1280 x 800 pixels (varies by model)
Operating Temperature-15°C to 55°C (5°F to 131°F)

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