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Mounting Location 

“DONT’s”

 

 

N

OTICE

To deliver consistent, accurate 
readings, the transducer must have 
a continuous supply of non-

turbulent water. Do not mount the transducer 
in an area of turbulence or bubbles. 

 

Never install the transducer where the boat may be 
supported during trailering, launching, hauling, or 
storage. Hull flexing may cause air pockets to form in 
the 2 Part Epoxy used to bond the transducer to the 
hull which over time will reduce the performance of the  
depth sounder. 

 

W

ARNING

Never install the transducer without 
testing the installation as per Step 2 
below. 

 

NEVER MOUNT: 

A.

 

Behind water intakes, discharge openings or 
thru hull fittings. 

B.

 

Behind strakes, struts, or hull irregularities. 

C.

 

Behind transom steps or pockets. 

D.

 

Behind eroding paint, hull deformities, or 
marine growth. 

E.

 

Behind rivets or strakes on aluminum boats. 

F.

 

Behind the step on stepped hulls. 

G.

 

Directly on the “V” in the hull. 

H.

 

Behind propellers or anywhere propeller 
turbulence will interrupt the flow of “clean” 
water to the transducer. 

I.

 

In areas where the hull has a reverse angle. 

Summary of Contents for HawkEye D11S

Page 1: ...ICES AND CAUTIONS WARNING Indicates a potential for property damage personal injury or death IMPORTANT Indicates potential damage to the device and tells you how to avoid it NOTICE Indicates important...

Page 2: ...are missing or damaged please contact our customer service department SELECTING THE PROPER TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION NOTICE The included transducer can be either Transom Mounted or glued in hull We also...

Page 3: ...us or to complete a transducer exchange request to exchange the transducer for one that is specialized for your vessel You may also call 888 766 7276 to inquire about exchanging the transducer INSTAL...

Page 4: ...installing the supplied 2 2 x 3 8 Stainless Steel Screws in the holes labeled A 3 Feed the remaining Display Cable D through the Cable Pass Through B 4 Secure the Display Housing E to the Display Moun...

Page 5: ...allows for access to the back of the Alarm Housing A when it is installed as you will have to install the Nut B from the back Please keep in mind that the cable from the Alarm Housing to the electron...

Page 6: ...e Alarm System B 1 For extended waterproofing of the connection lubricate the plug by applying a generous amount of silicon grease or petroleum jelly to the ridge on plug B on the DSM 2 Firmly press p...

Page 7: ...assembly with a test light or DC volt meter Connect the ground to the test meter or light to the vessel s negative power source A Remove the fuse and check for 12 volt power at the spring located ins...

Page 8: ...tremely dirty water very soft bottom high speeds improper transducer mounting deep water or a combination of the above will result in incomplete or inaccurate readings Under these conditions inaccurat...

Page 9: ...will return to normal operation after 5 seconds NOTICE To turn the alarm OFF the alarm should be set to 0 When triggered the audible alarm sounds for 10 seconds while the icon flashes on the display A...

Page 10: ...the bottom of the hull towards the bow Using illustrations A thru I note anything that could interrupt the clean flow of water to the transducer mounting location NOTICE To achieve maximum performanc...

Page 11: ...aking certain that the transducer is not directly in front of either drive or propeller avoid aligning directly in line with the bottom of the boat if the hull comes to a point C On an inboard boat mo...

Page 12: ...railering launching hauling or storage NEVER MOUNT A Behind water intakes discharge openings or thru hull fittings B Behind strakes struts or hull irregularities C Behind transom steps or pockets D Be...

Page 13: ...as shown in the picture to the right Rest the screw bracket against a solid object ground and press the Pivot Bracket into the Screw Bracket with enough force until it snaps into place illustration C...

Page 14: ...ensor 5 Apply a marine sealant to the threads of the two 10 x 1 1 4 self tapping screws and screw the bracket to the hull DO NOT tighten the screws completely until you position the transducer as per...

Page 15: ...cable clamps and fasten them in place illustration A Skip to 12 if the cable was routed over the transom or a hole that was already in the hull 8 If a hole has been drilled in the transom for the cab...

Page 16: ...of paint can damage the transducer s plastic shell Clear spray on antifouling paints are very easy to apply and can be purchased from your local boating supply store Reapply paint as needed to prevent...

Page 17: ...hull configurations will allow for this type of performance If you are not satisfied with the performance of the depth sounder it is recommended that you seek the advice of a professional marine elec...

Page 18: ...w the guidelines below A Outboard Inboard Outboard Powerboats Install as close to the stern and centerline as possible B Inboard Powerboats Install forward of the propeller s shaft s and running gear...

Page 19: ...to the hull which over time will reduce the performance of the depth sounder WARNING Never install the transducer without testing the installation as per Step 2 below NEVER MOUNT A Behind water intak...

Page 20: ...e test sequence and then display the current depth Make sure the Keel Offset feature is turned OFF 3 Place the transducer close to your ear do not press up against your ear If the transducer is proper...

Page 21: ...d to 6 NOTICE One of the easiest ways to temporarily secure the transducer in hull is by following 5 B and wrapping the cable around the transducer as pictured 6 If readings appear or the readings are...

Page 22: ...urface is obtained in an area a little larger in diameter than the length of the transducer 2 Clean and dry both the selected area and the face of the transducer with a weak solvent to remove any dust...

Page 23: ...g the Glue In Installation NOTICE High Speed performance of the depth sounder may require extensive adjustment and testing to find the best transducer mounting location This transducer has been tested...

Page 24: ...ation of the above will result in incomplete or inaccurate readings Please refer to Steps 1 2 of this section to minimize the effects of these conditions If you are not happy with the performance of y...

Page 25: ...s can help keep the transducer cones from intersecting but because cones get wider as the depth increases the problem can not usually be completely solved by position only Changing one of the sounders...

Page 26: ...est assured that this depth sounder is engineered to the highest standards and is part of the best selling family of depth sounders in the world It is highly likely that your dissatisfaction is due to...

Page 27: ...Complete the information below and store this manual in a safe place You can print additional copies of this manual from our website INFORMATION To aid in maintenance and service record the following...

Page 28: ...o n i c s c o m WARNING 2008 NorCross Marine Products Inc All Rights Reserved ALL unauthorized copying of the content of this document without the expressed written consent of NorCross Marine Products...

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