Raymarine c125, Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

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19.14 Depth and distance
Legacy, Traditional CHIRP and DownVision TM sonar
modules use there respective transducers to obtain
depth readings.
SideVision TM can only display
depth readings when a separate source for depth is
available on the network.
The Fishfinder application provides a number of
features to help you determine depth and distance.
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Description
1 Depth reading — current depth of bottom.
2 Depth Target ID — depths are displayed against
recognized targets. The sensitivity of these IDs is
directly linked to the Fish Alarm sensitivity; the greater
the fish alarm sensitivity, the greater the number of
labelled targets.
3 Depth lines — horizontal dashed lines drawn at regular
intervals to indicate the depth from the surface.
4 Horizontal VRM marker — indicates the depth of the
target.
5 Vertical VRM marker — indicates the distance behind
your vessel.
6 Cursor Depth — this is the depth of the cursor position.
Cursor Range — this is the range from your vessel to
the cursor position.
7 Depth markers — these numbers indicate depth.
Measuring depth and distance with VRM
You can use a Variable Range Marker (VRM) to
determine an object's depth and distance behind your
vessel. These markers consist of a horizontal (depth)
line and a vertical (distance) line, each of which are
labelled with the appropriate measurement.
From the Fishfinder application:
1. Select
Menu
2. Select Scroll so that Pause is highlighted (This
may make it easier to position the marker).
Selecting Scroll will switch the scroll between
Pause and Resume.
3. Select the location you want to place the marker.
4. Open the
Fishfinder context menu .
5. Select Place Marker .
Once placed you can move the marker by
selecting
Move Marker from the Fishfinder
context menu.
Note: The VRM is only available in Bottom Lock
mode when viewing the display mode in Split
screen.
Fishfinder application
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