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Sonar/Fish Finder (Optional)
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vessel location, the Sonar screen will automatically return to the latest data after several
seconds have passed in which you have not dragged or scrolled the Sonar history.)
Upper/Lower Range Settings
If you cannot see the bottom in the Sonar history window, but you know the bottom data
was recorded, you may need to adjust your lower range setting. For example, if you are
sitting in port in 10 feet of water, and your auto range is set to show only from 0 to 20
feet, this will affect your view of the Sonar history. To avoid this problem, set your lower
range to the deepest depth that you know you recorded. This will ensure that you can
see all your data when you scroll back through the history screen. Just change your
range values back when you’re done reviewing the history.
Split History with Chart
Press Mode, Split With and choose Nautical to split the Sonar history screen with a
nautical chart. This lets you see the chart location of the targets you’re reviewing. As
you look back at a historical target in the Sonar window, the Nautical Chart window is
centered on the location of your vessel when the target was acquired. The location is
marked with a cross hair symbol and labeled “Sonar Position.”
Note!
Drag your finger on the Sonar screen and the Nautical or Contour chart moves at the
same rate as the Sonar display, constantly updating to show the location of whatever
targets you’re viewing. When you scroll the Sonar data too quickly, the chart window
waits until after you stop scrolling to update the target locations.
Go To Sonar History
If you see something interesting (fish target, bottom structure, etc.) in the Sonar history
and you want to return to the location where that sonar data was acquired, touch the
target for a popup menu with the following options: