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Settings
Surface Clarity
Wave action, boat wakes and temperature
inversion are some of the sources that can
cause onscreen clutter near the surface.
Surface Clarity reduces surface clutter by
decreasing the sensitivity of the receiver
near the surface.
To adjust Surface Clarity:
Select
1.
Surface Clarity
from the
Sonar Settings menu and press
enTeR
.
Use the keypad to choose the desired option.
2.
Scroll Speed
Controls how fast the sonar chart scrolls
across the screen. A slower scroll speed is
best suited for ice fishing or fishing while
at anchor. It is also useful when you want
to record a higher quality sonar log in deep water. By default, Scroll Speed is set to
normal.
To make adjustments,
select
Scroll Speed
from the Sonar Settings menu and use the
keypad to make adjustments.
Manual Mode
Advanced user mode that bypasses digital depth to give you greater control of ping
settings. Digital depth causes the unit to search for the bottom regardless of the
portion of the water column you are targeting. While you still will get good results
using digital depth, it prevents you from getting optimum performance in certain
situations, like fishing for suspended targets.
In Manual Mode the unit sends sonar signals (pings) only to the depth range you
select. Adjustments made to the range setting will be reflected in your unit’s ping
speed. That makes it easy to get the best scrolling speed and the best screen resolution
for a selected range.
Select Manual Mode from the Sonar Settings menu and press
enTeR
to turn on/
off Manual Mode.
Surface Clutter
