What to do if normal operation is not possible on my Lowrance HDS-12m Gen2 Touch GPS?
If normal operation of your Lowrance GPS isn't possible even after restoring defaults, switch off the unit, press and hold the zoom in and out keys, and then switch the unit back on. Release the zoom keys after you hear a second beep, which confirms the reset.
What to do if one or more functions do not operate as normal in Lowrance GPS?
If one or more functions of your Lowrance GPS aren't working correctly, restore the default settings.
General| Display Resolution | 1280 x 800 pixels |
|---|---|
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| GPS Antenna | Internal |
| Chartplotter | Yes |
| Sonar Capability | Yes |
| Networking | Ethernet, NMEA 2000 |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Power Input | 10-17 VDC |
| Display Size | 12 inches |
| Display Type | LED-backlit color display |
Information on the product warranty card and support contact details.
Details about equipment conformance and intended use for navigation.
Information about the manual's coverage of the Lowrance HDS Gen2 Touch software version.
Explains power key functions: on/off, brightness, standby mode, and power off.
Explains basic touchscreen operations on various pages of the unit.
Explains the chart page's function for displaying position, planning, and navigating.
Details activating, using, and removing the cursor on chart pages.
Explains how to create routes by placing routepoints on the chart page.
Introduces options for chart display, starting with orientation settings.
Explains access to edit functions for waypoints, routes, and trails.
Defines a waypoint as a user-generated mark with position coordinates.
Explains trails as graphical presentation of vessel path for retracing.
Explains navigating towards the cursor position from chart or radar pages.
Explains starting route navigation forward or in reverse.
Explains how to view StructureMap data by turning on overlay from the Chart menu.
Details using StructureMap in Live mode or Saved mode.
Describes customizing gauges, layouts, and adding dashboards.
Explains setting up alarms and viewing active alarms/history.
Sets thresholds for alarms that trigger them when exceeded.
Introduces the file management system for logs, screenshots, waypoints, routes, and settings.
Provides access to advanced system settings for user interface display.
Controls units of measure used for various data types.
Explains radar operational modes: Off, Standby, and Transmit.
Explains defining a guard zone for radar alarms.
Shows and describes symbols used for AIS targets.
Allows the unit to select network settings automatically.
Allows selection of network devices supplying source data.
Selects number of engines, tanks, and vessel's fuel capacity.
Enters fuel added and calibrates the fuel flow or applicable sensor.
Explains displaying SIRIUS weather as an overlay on the chart.
Sets lightning or storm alarms within a range, or for severe weather forecasts.
Explains enabling audio via the Audio bar on the hidden system menu.
Explains switching between available audio sources from the Source menu.
Covers cleaning the display unit, checking keys, and connectors.
Guides through calibrating the touchscreen using a nine-point process.
Provides solutions for common failures and operational issues.
Recommends regularly copying system data and settings files to an SD card.
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