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General| Display Size | 4.3 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Resolution | 480 x 272 pixels |
| Frequency | 200 kHz |
| Display Type | TFT LCD |
| Sonar Type | Single frequency |
| GPS | No |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Transducer | Included |
| Voltage | 12V DC |
Procedure for safely cleaning the chart plotter screen.
Basic information about the product and its capabilities.
Technical details and specifications of the F430 unit.
List of items included in the product package.
List of optional accessories available for purchase.
Instructions for installing the fish finder unit on a boat.
Method for mounting the display unit using a bracket.
Method for installing the display unit by flush mounting it.
Procedures for turning the unit on and off.
Adjusting screen settings like brightness, night mode, and background color.
Understanding the elements and symbols shown on the sonar display.
Selecting between Auto and Manual modes for sonar operation.
Choosing from different gauge layouts to display navigation data.
Customizing individual gauges within a selected layout.
Displaying vessel information and messages from the AIS system.
Overlaying AIS vessel information onto the chart plotter display.
Viewing detailed information about specific AIS-equipped vessels.
Handling distress calls received via DSC VHF radio.
Showing distressed vessels on the chart plotter display.
Navigating to the location of a received distress call.
Modifying waypoints created from distress calls.
Removing individual distress call entries from the log.
Showing polled vessels on the chart plotter display.
Navigating to the location of a polled vessel.
Removing unwanted NAVTEX messages from the display.
General settings for the unit, including language, beep volume, and features.
Changing the display language for menus and screens.
Adjusting the volume level for audible alerts.
Restoring all unit settings to their original factory defaults.
Displaying software version, NAVIONICS version, and hardware details.
Sonar frequency is fixed at 200kHz.
Selecting from different color palettes for the sonar display.
Changing the background color of the sonar display.
Adjusting the speed at which sonar data scrolls across the screen.
Changing the size of the digits displayed for range and depth.
Enabling or disabling fish symbols and depth labels on the sonar display.
Configuring advanced sonar features like interference and noise filters.
Resetting all sonar settings to their default values.
Taking and saving screenshots of the current display.
Configuring alarms for dangerous vessels and proximity alerts.
Resetting all AIS settings to their default values.
Setting alarms for depth exceeding or falling below specified values.
Setting alarms for temperature matching or rate of change.
Setting an alarm for low battery voltage.
Configuring AIS-related alarms.
Resetting all alarm settings to their default values.
Turning the simulate mode on or off for practice.
Configuring GPS source and static navigation settings.
Selecting measurement units for various parameters.
Configuring communication settings for NMEA instruments.
Setting the local time, time format, and date format.
Resetting all 'Others' settings to their default values.
Information on optional sensors, instruments, and their connections.
Details on the pinouts for power and data connections.
Details on the pinouts for sonar connections.
List of items and conditions not covered by the product warranty.
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