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General| Brand | Navman |
|---|---|
| Model | Fish 4350 |
| Category | Fish Finder |
| Language | English |
Highlights the features and advantages of the FISH 4350 and FISH 4380 fishfinders.
Explains the fundamental principles of how the FISH 4350 and FISH 4380 fishfinders operate.
Identifies and explains the function of the device's buttons and cursor keys for navigation.
Details the procedures for navigating menus, selecting options, and adjusting settings.
Configures system-level settings such as language, backlight, and key beep.
Adjusts sonar parameters like scroll speed, fish filter, and palette for optimal display.
Sets up and calibrates fuel monitoring features for the FISH 4380 model.
Customizes data items to be displayed, including time base and data header.
Manages log data such as trip distance and engine hours, allowing reset options.
Configures audible and visual alarms for various conditions like depth, fish, and battery level.
Sets preferred measurement units for distance, speed, depth, fuel, and temperature.
Configures communication settings, including NMEA output and data transmission.
Calibrates speed, temperature, and fuel sensors for accurate readings.
Explains how to read and understand the sonar display, including echo interpretation.
Details methods for finding fish and how they are represented on the display.
Explains how to adjust gain settings for optimal echo detail and sensitivity.
Describes how to set and adjust the depth range displayed on the sonar screen.
Presents the full-screen sonar history, showing echoes from right to left.
Shows a split display with sonar history and a magnified zoom section.
Displays sonar history and a zoom section focused on the bottom trace.
Provides a real-time analysis of echoes for optimizing gain settings.
Shows fuel usage, remaining fuel, and fuel economy data.
Displays graphs of water temperature and depth over time, plus other data.
Lists the standard components included in the FISH 4350/4380 package.
Details optional accessories available for enhancing the fishfinder's functionality.
Provides instructions for physically installing and detaching the display unit.
Explains various wiring configurations for power, alarms, and data connections.
Describes how to connect the fishfinder with other Navman instruments via NMEA.
Provides guidance on cleaning the unit and routine maintenance procedures.
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