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General| Resolution | 480 x 272 pixels |
|---|---|
| Transducer Frequency | 200 kHz |
| Sonar | Dual Beam |
| GPS | Yes |
| Transducer | Included |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Display | Color LCD |
Covers language, backlight, key beep, auto power, snooze mode, and factory reset.
Details settings for beam, scroll speed, fish symbols, sensitivity, digit size, and palette.
Selects beam width (Narrow, Wide, Mixed, Auto) for optimal water condition performance.
Adjusts minimum fish detection level to reject noise or detect more fish.
Adjusts speed readings based on GPS or transducer measurements.
Calibrates water temperature readings against a known thermometer.
Corrects depth readings based on the transducer's vertical position relative to the keel.
Guides users on understanding sonar signals, echo strength, and bottom types.
Best frequency for seeing deep bottoms, showing detail, and reducing noise.
Wider beam frequency, good for locating features and examining details.
Tips on finding fish near underwater features and identifying thermoclines.
Explains how fish create arches on the display and factors affecting their visibility.
Details on adjusting gain and threshold settings independently for each frequency.
Adjusting the zoom bar and offset for magnified views of sonar data.
Keeps the bottom displayed in the zoom section regardless of depth changes.
Describes six different wiring configurations for power, alarms, and data communication.
Step-by-step instructions for flush mounting the display unit into a panel.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the display unit using the bracket.
Describes the NavBus system for seamless data sharing and synchronization between instruments.
Details NMEA 0183 connections for interfacing with other marine electronics.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues preventing the fishfinder from powering up.
Covers issues like transducer debris, damage, incorrect depth readings, or interference.
Diagnoses why the bottom echo is not appearing on the display, usually range settings.
Addresses problems with bottom echoes during boat movement, like turbulent water or noise.
Addresses issues with inaccurate fuel used or remaining data, often due to wiring or tank setup.
Diagnoses why the flow indicator shows no fuel or low fuel, checking engine settings and connections.
Helps resolve fluctuating or incorrect fuel flow readings, checking mounting and filters.
Resolves the issue of the sonar display being turned off or not active.
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