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General| Display Size | 5 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 480 x 480 pixels |
| Sonar Type | Dual-frequency |
| Frequency | 83/200 kHz |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Voltage | 10-17 VDC |
| GPS | No |
| CHIRP Sonar | No |
| Transducer Included | Yes |
| Max Depth | 800 feet |
Overview of the installation process for Mark and Elite series sonar units.
Instructions for mounting the sonar transducer onto the boat.
Guidance on choosing the optimal location for transducer placement on the hull.
Steps to ensure the transducer is installed parallel to the ground using ratchets.
Procedure for assembling the transducer mounting bracket.
Instructions for securely attaching the transducer bracket to the boat's transom.
Procedure to verify the transducer installation after mounting.
Specific installation method for shoot-thru-hull transducer placement.
Mounting the transducer on a trolling motor using specific brackets.
Steps for installing the main display unit onto its mounting bracket.
Detailed instructions for mounting the display unit's bracket on the vessel.
Guidance on how to properly connect the unit to the boat's power source.
Explanation of the PAGES key function for navigating display screens.
How to use the ZOOM keys to magnify or reduce the sonar display.
Functionality of the keypad for cursor control and menu selection.
How to access settings, context, and page menus using the MENU button.
Purpose of the ENTER key for finalizing menu selections.
Control of backlight level and unit power on/off.
Description of key elements visible on the sonar display.
Basic steps for turning the unit on/off and adjusting settings.
Procedure to power the sonar unit on and off using the LIGHT/POWER key.
How to modify the screen brightness using the LIGHT/POWER key.
Steps to mute audible alerts and sounds through the System menu.
Displays the water column, moving from right to left on the screen.
Shows a 2X zoom in the left panel with sonar in the right.
Displays 83 kHz in the left and 200kHz in the right panel.
Presents a sonar flasher in the left panel with sonar in the right.
Visual guide on how to navigate between different display pages.
Steps to access the sonar-specific menu options.
Procedure to enter the main settings menu for unit configuration.
How to navigate and select options within the unit's menus.
General guidance on interacting with menu elements.
How to adjust values using scrollbars in menus.
Activating or deactivating menu options.
Selecting items from dropdown lists in the menus.
Instructions for inputting text, including character selection and layout switching.
Step-by-step guide to entering text characters and confirming input.
Methods to close menus or return to the previous screen.
Choosing preset sonar settings optimized for specific fishing conditions.
Procedure to reset all unit options and settings back to their factory defaults.
Enables access to advanced features and detailed settings for customization.
Detailed list of features available and controllable in Advanced Mode.
Guidance on viewing sonar history and making adjustments to sonar settings.
How to review past sonar data displayed on the screen.
Accessing and understanding options within the sonar settings menu.
Making adjustments to Sensitivity and Colorline for optimal sonar display.
Controls the level of detail shown on the display, affecting echo visibility.
Separates strong sonar echoes from weak ones for better clarity.
Keeps sensitivity at a level that works well under most conditions.
Selecting the section of the water column to be shown on the display.
Setting specific depth limits for focused sonar viewing.
Allows selection of the transducer frequency between 200kHz and 83kHz.
Controls the rate at which sonar waves are sent into the water.
Provides access to sonar display settings and configuration options.
Menu for configuring various sonar display options.
Switching the sonar display between full screen and split screen views.
Allows changing the display's appearance using different color palettes.
Displays the amplitude of real-time echoes before they appear on the main display.
Displays fish echoes as symbols instead of arches.
Pauses the sonar chart for a closer look at specific echoes.
Used to display selected data on the Sonar screen.
Step-by-step guide to choosing and configuring data overlays.
Controls the visibility of the overlay data display on the sonar screen.
Resizing, moving, or removing data items from the overlay display.
Used to make adjustments to unit configuration options and settings.
Adjusts unit settings like language, mute audio, and advanced mode.
Selects the language used on menus and text boxes.
Displays software information about the unit.
Controls Sonar options and display settings.
Counteracts sonar signal interference by reducing onscreen clutter.
Reduces surface clutter by decreasing sensitivity near the surface.
Sends sonar signals only to the depth range you select.
Choosing preset sonar settings for specific fishing conditions.
Switches Fishing Mode to the default General use setting.
Accesses installation menu for Keel Offset, Water Speed and Temp calibration.
Settings related to sonar transducer installation and calibration.
Measures water depth from transducer to bottom, accounting for keel distance.
Calibrates temp sensor data for accuracy against another source.
Resets the water distance value to zero.
Enables alarms and allows setting thresholds for Shallow and Fish alarms.
Configures the Shallow Water alarm threshold.
Selects units of measure for Distance, Speed, Depth, and Temperature.
Used to simulate sonar activity for practice or demonstration.
Provides physical and general operating specifications of the unit.
Dimensions of the sonar unit with and without the mounting bracket.
Details about the display technology, resolution, and color capabilities.
Information on the type and levels of screen backlighting.
Specifications related to transmit power, power requirements, and current draw.
Length of the transducer cable included with the unit.
Provides sonar-specific technical specifications.
Maximum operating depth for the sonar unit on different models.
Minimum distance at which two targets can be distinguished.
Frequencies supported by the transducer for sonar transmission.
Maximum boat speed for optimal sonar performance.
Procedure for obtaining warranty service and support for the product.
Describes warranty transferability and jurisdictional limitations.
Details warranty exclusions, limitations, and responsibilities.
Contact information for obtaining service and support in the United States.
Contact information for obtaining service and support in Canada.
Guidance on contacting dealers for service in other countries.
Information on how and where to order accessories for the sonar unit.
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