2
I
NSTALLATION
Proper installation is essential in getting the best performance from your 2100.
Please
read these directions carefully. If you do not feel comfortable performing
the installation yourself, contact your authorized Bottom Line
dealer for a
professional installation.
Here is what you will need to do
in this order
:
1. Mount the display
2. Mount the transducer
3. Route the transducer cable
4. Route and connect the power cable
1. Mount the Display
Your 2100 has been designed to mount either on a flat surface using the
gimbal bracket provided, or in a dash using accessory hardware #019122
In-Dash Mount Accessory kit (not provided).
For a gimball bracket mount:
Four holes in the base of the gimbal bracket allow for wood screws or
through-bolt mounting. Here are a few tips
Check for interference before mounting next to radio equipment.
If the mounting surface is made from thin fiberglass, a piece of
wood underneath it will help secure the bracket.
The bracket is designed to hide a ¾” hole in case you want route
the cable through the mounting surface.
Caution:
The mount must be strong enough to handle the
roughest ride that your boat provides.
2. Mount the Transducer
Your choice of where and how to mount the transducer will have a direct
impact on the performance of your 2100. Before you get started, you need
to know these basic principles:
•
Your transducer will not work when it is not in the water.
•
Even turbulent water or water filled with air bubbles can cause
interference or completely inhibit transducer operation.
The 2100 transducer can be mounted in one of four basic locations:
1) Outside hull mount. This is the best option for easy installation
and good overall performance. The transducer mounts on the
