Koden CVS-126 User Manual

Explains the meaning of symbols used for warnings, dangers, and cautions in the manual.

Provides critical safety advice regarding high voltage, dust, and proper equipment handling procedures.

Lists the standard items included with the CVS-126 display unit, such as cables and manuals.

Details optional transducers, kits, and accessories available for enhanced functionality.

Explains the function of each key on the CVS-126 display unit for navigation and settings.

Procedures for safely removing the hard cover, display unit, and cleaning the screen and housing.

Guides on powering the unit on/off and understanding the power voltage alarm indicators.

How to adjust the LCD brilliance and panel brightness for optimal visibility.

Describes the 7 different display modes available for the echo sounder image.

Explains dual frequency display and different zoom modes for detailed viewing of echoes.

Covers how to select and configure the NAV display for route and position information.

How to switch between auto and manual range settings for depth measurement.

Configuration of manual and auto shift for adjusting the display range vertically.

Details on adjusting gain for better echo detection in cruising and fishing modes.

Functions accessible via the EVENT key, including storing waypoints and images.

How to assign frequently used functions to the FUNC key for quick access.

How to use the Variable Range Marker (VRM) to measure depth and distances.

Explains how to display fish symbols, adjust detection, and interpret symbol information.

Settings for adjusting fish mark detection sensitivity and the size of displayed fish symbols.

Configuration for identifying big fish and factors affecting fish symbol accuracy.

Step-by-step guide on how to access, navigate, and operate the unit's menu system.

Adjusting the speed at which the echo sounder image updates on the display.

How to reduce noise and interference from other echo sounders on nearby boats.

Filtering out weak echoes to enhance visibility of fish schools and the bottom.

Reducing speck-like noise caused by plankton or debris for clearer images.

Adjusting the shift step for range display, affecting how the depth is presented.

Choosing different zoom display types like Bottom, Discrimination, and Bottom Zoom.

Configuring the specific range to be displayed in the zoom modes.

Defining the starting point for the zoom display on the echo sounder image.

Customizing specific range values for quick selection via the RANGE key.

Changing the background color of the navigation display for better contrast and readability.

Adjusting the white line that marks the bottom, aiding in fish school identification.

Configuring various alarms like bottom, fish, water temp, speed, arrival, and XTE.

Managing waypoints, including editing destinations and deleting entries.

Functions for saving, retrieving, and deleting echo sounder images.

Details on Sona-Tone™ output and connecting an external speaker for enhanced audio.

Explanations for various menu items, including Inner-hull transducer settings.

Customizing echo sounder display colors and the size of depth value indicators.

Configuring background color and echo sounder display for navigation views (NAV1/NAV2).

Swapping screen images and adjusting color tables for display elements.

Options for partitioning the screen and selecting fish symbol display locations.

How to display and navigate through different menu categories like In/Out, Correct, Setting, Maintain.

Configuring buzzer, temp source, speed source, and baud rate for external connections.

Adjusting draft set, sonic speed, water temp, boat speed, and beam angle for accuracy.

Setting language, units for range/speed, depth, temperature, and GPS initialization.

Accessing maintenance functions like simulation, slideshow, initialization, and system checks.

Daily and periodic checks for connectors, wiring, and grounding to ensure equipment longevity.

Instructions for cleaning the display unit and transducer, including cautions on solvents.

Guidance on replacing fuses safely, emphasizing the use of specified types.

Identifying possible causes and countermeasures for common operational problems and display issues.

Performing operation diagnosis for panel keys, internal sensors, and checking software versions.

Key considerations before and during installation, including unpacking and location selection.

Procedures for desk-top and flush-mount installation of the display unit.

Methods for installing transducers, covering both inner-hull and through-hull types.

Detailed wiring diagrams and pin assignments for connecting power, transducer, and external equipment.

Information on input and output of NMEA data formats for integration with other systems.

A comprehensive list of menu items and their factory default settings.

Detailed specifications of the CVS-126, including output, frequency, resolution, and environmental ratings.

Visual representation and dimensions of the CVS-126 unit for installation planning.