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VEXILAR Sonar Phone SP100, Instruction Manual

The VEXILAR Sonar Phone SP100 is an advanced fishing sonar system that offers seamless connectivity to your smartphone. Capture detailed underwater information with this state-of-the-art device. To get started, simply visit our website to download the free Instruction Manual for the VEXILAR Sonar Phone SP100.

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withasmallportionofitextendingbelowthehullline.

Beforeyoubegintheprocessofinstallingthetransducer,checkyour

hulltofindaspotwhereyouwillhaveasmoothwaterflowalong

thebottomoftheboat.Youwanttoavoidribs,rivets,andgougesor

scratchesinthehull.Thesecreateturbulenceinthewaterandcan

scatterSonarPhonereadingsathighspeeds.

Togetatrueverticaldepthreading,thetransducershouldbe

mountedparalleltothewaterline.However,a10°tilttoeithersideis

acceptable.Ifthehullisreasonablyflatwithadeadriseof10°orless,

mountthetransduceralongthehullbottom.Ifdeadriseisgreater

than10°,mountthetransducerwithlevelalignment.

Assemblethestainlesssteelbracketstothetransducerusingthe

hardwarefurnished.Donottightenuntilfinaladjustmentsaremade.

1.

Placeassemblyontransomatselectedlocationwiththefrontofthe

transducerextending1/2”to5/8”belowthebottomoftheboat

andwiththefrontpartagainstthetransom.Theleastamountthat

thetransducerextendsbelowthebottomisdesired.Iftoolow,

sprayandturbulencewilloccurresultinginlostbottomreadings.

2.

Withtransducerinplace,markthetwoslotlocationsofthe

transducermountingbrackets.Drillincenterofslotoutlineusinga

1/8”(.125")drill.

3.

Fastenthetransducertothetransomusingthe#8x1/2”screws,

nutsandwasherplates.

4.

Beforefinaltighteningthe2screwsholdingthebracketstothe

transducer,tiptherearedgedownapproximately1/8”asshown.

5.

Tightenallscrews.

6.

CAUTION

.Donotuseanythreadlockingcompoundonthescrews.

MostproductssuchasLoctite®containchemicalsthatattackand

weakenplastics.

PressthemasterON/OFFswitchonthesideoftheT-BOX.Itwilllight

upshowingthesystemnowhaspower.Whenitstartstorandomly

flash,thisletsyouknowthesystemisnowtransmittingaWiFisignal.

ToTurnitoff,pressandholdthebutton(5seconds)untilthelight

goesout.

WhenthesystemisON,pressthePowerSwitchthreetimes,quickly

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VexilarSonarPhoneInstructionManual

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Summary of Contents for Sonar Phone SP100

Page 1: ...System You can either share an existing signal or purchase a Sonar System for yourself This Depth Sounder Mobile Application is designed for amateur and professional fishermen alike It will allow you see fish depth and bottom contour of a body of water This high performance sonar system when coupled with a T POD or T BOX will rival the performance of many high cost stand alone sonar systems Sonar ...

Page 2: ...al 20 80 C Wireless distance 100 Yards 90M Depth Range Max 320 feet 100M Depth Range Min 2 feet 0 6M Sonar Frequency 200 83KHz Duel Beam Cone Angles Dual Beam 20 or 40 Degree Sonar Power 12V DC power Audible Alarms Fish Shallow Low Battery Operational 20 80 C Wireless distance 100 Yards 90M time between the transmission of the sound wave and when the sound wave is bounced off an object Then it use...

Page 3: ... the new password you set up in the last step 8 Setup is Complete Tap Connect Now to begin using SonarPhone Start the T POD or T BOX by powering up the T BOX or placing the T POD into the water Use a wet paper towel to power up the T POD if at home 1 Go to WiFi setting and be sure it is ON Your SonarPhone system is transmitting and WiFi signal and you should see it on your WiFi networks listing 2 ...

Page 4: ... screen you should note then simply hit START and you are now using SonarPhone 9 IMPORTANT WiFi signal range can be effected by many external factors While good conditions allow for a 300 foot 90 meters range the actual distance you could experience may be plus or minus 20 of this distance The owner of the T POD or T BOX is called the Master Only the Master can control the T POD or T BOX The lette...

Page 5: ...no limit to the number of Slaves you can have to a Master SonarPhone signal but without a master using the system no slave function is available Note The Real Time View window always updates at the fastest rate possible This view shows what is beneath right now Press the Zoom key or use the Zoom Gesture to manually enlarge the bottom signal in the main screen by 2 Press it again and the screen wil...

Page 6: ...p keys on the touch pad control to select a specific menu item Then use the Left or Right keys to change a menu setting Press the View Esc Key to return to the top until close menu system Or to tap these menu items to change these settings The Demo Mode is a very powerful tool that simulates the fish situation on the water Use the Demo Mode to learn how to use your SonarPhone before go out on the ...

Page 7: ...g the 20 degree angle This is normal as the cone of sound is covering twice the area This setting allows SonarPhone to control the depth range setting for you It will do it s best to keep the bottom in view at all times switching depth ranges as needed Change this setting to OFF and you can control the range setting manually IMPORTANT While using manual range operation if the depth is greater than...

Page 8: ...e display scrolls across the screen Faster chart speeds will show longer straighter lines as fish and bottom Slower chart speeds will show shorter more curved lines Menu Settings On On Symbols and Depth are Displayed On Off Fish Symbols Only are Displayed Off Off No Fish Symbol Display This feature identifies targets that meet certain standards for possibly being a fish SonarPhone analyzes all ech...

Page 9: ... The Depth Alarms sounds a tone and the Depth Alarm Indicator will blink when the bottom depth gets shallower than the Depth Alarm s setting WARNING Do not use this feature for shallow water navigation When the battery voltage drops below the set value the alarm sounds This ensures you can tell your friends about the big fish you caught with the help of SonarPhone on Facebook before the battery go...

Page 10: ...u Settings Off High Medium Low The Noise Filter system built into SonarPhone constantly evaluates the effects of boat speed water conditions and interference on the clarity of your display This automatic feature gives you the best display possible under most conditions If you have high noise levels try using the High setting IMPORTANT If you are having trouble with noise electronic interference we...

Page 11: ...e T POD while handling Do not try to open your T POD it is permanently sealed Before you first use the T POD WiFi Sonar System you will need to charge it Align the plug of the charging cable with the pins on the bottom of the T POD as in the following picture 1 Align the USB plug of the charge cable the longer of the two cables with the USB socket of the power supply device computer adapter etc 2 ...

Page 12: ...rd flat floor not carpet 5 Point the flat part of the bottom of the T POD at the floor and watch for the echo to appear on your SonarPhone chart The more perfect your aim at the floor the stronger the echo will appear Increase the gain level if you cannot find a floor echo 6 The T POD will time out and turn itself off 30 seconds after the pins have dried 7 IMPORTANT The T POD s Wet Switch pins mus...

Page 13: ...omington MN 55438 USA Attn SonarPhone No Hassle Service IMPORTANT Be sure to include your name and return address and a phone number or e mail address for us to contact you IMPORTANT Do not try to open your T POD it is permanently sealed Opening a T POD will void the warranty To use the T BOX system SP200 on a boat the T Box and transducer must first be installed onto the boat and the proper wirin...

Page 14: ...rom or provide cable protection around areas with sharp metal edges If the supplied power cord is too short extend it using 18 gauge wire IMPORTANT Be sure to have circuit protection such as a 1 amp fuse or circuit breaker placed in the positive line near the power source to protect the wiring Be sure the power cord is not connected to the T BOX 1 Route the power cable from the T BOX location to t...

Page 15: ...the front part against the transom The least amount that the transducer extends below the bottom is desired If too low spray and turbulence will occur resulting in lost bottom readings 2 With transducer in place mark the two slot locations of the transducer mounting brackets Drill in center of slot outline using a 1 8 125 drill 3 Fasten the transducer to the transom using the 8 x 1 2 screws nuts a...

Page 16: ...ts and gouges or scratches in the hull These create turbulence in the water and can scatter SonarPhone readings at high speeds 2 Wet the face of the suction cup slightly then press it firmly against the transom of the boat Slide it into the best position you can see 3 Pull on the suction cup to ensure that it is holding securely then route the transducer cable up to the carrying case Restrain the ...

Page 17: ...y is at full charge 3 Unplug the charger from the wall outlet and disconnect from the battery 4 Charging times will vary depending on how much the battery has been drained If the battery has been completely drained the battery will require about 4 hours of charging Once the battery is fully charged and the charger s light returns to GREEN the charger is then operating in a Maintenance Mode At this...

Page 18: ...the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help The...

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