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FISH450 Tricolor FISHFINDER

Installation and Operation Manual

NAVMAN

Main Menu screen

The FISH450 Tricolor is
menu driven. Press the

Menu

key one or more times

until the

Main Menu

screen

appears. Press the

Cursor

Down

key to highlight

an option, then press the

Cursor Right

key to select it.

The FISH450 Tricolor has five
main screens and a

Setup

menu which are summarised
below and fully explained in
the following sections.

Fish History screen (see section 3-2)

Displays echos received over time, with the
most recent events on the right of the screen.
Use this screen when travelling, to find reefs,
wrecks and fish.

Zoom screen (see section 3-2)

This is like the

Fish History

screen except that

the display of the water is split into two parts.

3 Operation

On the right is the

Full Range Section

and to

the left is the

Zoom Section

. Use this screen

for taking a closer look at underwater
features.

Sonar screen (see section 3-3)

Displays the strength and depth of the echos
returned from each ultrasonic pulse. This
screen can also be used for manually setting
the gain and colouration for the

Fish History

and

Zoom

screens.

Fuel screen (see section 3-4)

Displays fuel consumption, fuel used, fuel
remaining, fuel economy, boat speed and
water depth.

Fuel Screen

will be displayed on

the

Main Menu

only if the

Fuel

option has

been enabled (see

Setup - Fuel

section 4-2).

Data screen (see section 3-5)

Displays water temperature, depth, battery
voltage and boat speed.

Setup menu (see section 4)

The

Setup

menu allows customising of the

FISH450 Tricolor to individual preferences.

Alarms can be set to suit individual preferences.
Green symbols, visible at the bottom of the screen,
indicate enabled alarms.
Access the

Alarms

menu by a single press of the

Alarm

key (provided the beeper is not active) or

through the

Setup

screen.

When an alarm condition is met the following
occurs:

• The beeper will sound.
• The

Alarms

menu will be displayed on the

screen with the activated alarm(s) flashing.

• Each activated alarm’s symbol will flash red.
Pressing the

Alarm

key will acknowledge the alarm,

stop the beeping, and remove the

Alarms

menu.

This does

not

disable the alarm. The symbol will

continue to flash red until the alarm condition is no
longer present.
Note: The

Fish Alarm

gives three short beeps only.

Alarm automatically re-enables

For

Low Fuel

Too Shallow

Too Deep

, and

Low

Battery

, the alarm is re-enabled when the value

moves back outside the alarm condition.
With

Temp Value

, the alarm is re-enabled when

the temperature is more than 0.25°C / 0.45°F
above or below the trigger value.
With

Temp Rate

, the

alarm is re-enabled when the

rate of change of temperature falls below the trigger
value by more than 0.1°C per minute / 0.2°F per
minute.

External beeper

An external beeper may be installed when a louder
secondary alarm indication is required. This can
be positioned anywhere on the boat. For
installation details see the

Installation - Wiring

(section 5-7).

3-1 Alarms

Symbol Alarm

Beeper Alarm condition

Name

cycle

is met when:

Low

1/2 sec the fuel level is less than

Fuel

the alarm trigger value.