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PRO View

FISHFINDER

OPERATIONS

MANUAL

Summary of Contents for PRO Craft PRO View

Page 1: ...PRO View FISHFINDER OPERATIONS MANUAL...

Page 2: ...TE DETAILS ARE INCLUDED AT THE END OF THIS MANUAL WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO READ THIS OPERATIONS MANUAL CAREFUL LY IN ORDER TO GET FULL BENEFIT FROM ALL THE FEATURES AND USES OF YOUR PRO CRAFT PRODUCT ALSO...

Page 3: ...or Operation 3 What You See On Screen 4 Control Functions 7 Menu Functions 9 ADVANCED FEATURES 19 Using Diagnostic 19 MAINTENANCE AND WARRANTY 20 Maintenance 20 Troubleshooting 21 Warranty 24 Customer...

Page 4: ...Pro Craft unit is a dual frequency dual beam unit and generates two distinct sonar signals one narrow one wide Each signal is optimized for a particular purpose First the center beam transmits at a f...

Page 5: ...after you power up the unit When this screen is shown simply press the DOWN ARROW until Simulator is highlighted When the screen times out the unit will be in simulator mode When in simulator operati...

Page 6: ...wer up the Pro Craft unit uses settings that were set at the facto ry After initial use the Pro Craft unit will remember the settings you enter There are several elements on screen that are common to...

Page 7: ...ater beneath the transducer This range is selected so the bottom representation is typically shown about 2 3 down the display Bottom The graphic depiction of the bottom provides an effective tool for...

Page 8: ...sonar transmission and often appears on screen as regular clusters of individual dots near the 0 line Thermoclines Thermoclines are sharp differences in water temperature These are easily identified b...

Page 9: ...eam the fish is detected in This gives you a reliable indicator of side to side location of the fish relative to the boat Fish symbols that are hollow are detected in the wide beam and are around the...

Page 10: ...cycles through all available menu headings When a menu heading displays the full menu appears after a short pause A menu remains on screen for several seconds and can be adjusted by using the ARROW k...

Page 11: ...s are available for adjustment In menus that have several possible settings a range of adjust ment indicator shows the total range available and the current setting Within the menu are the options ava...

Page 12: ...nformation from progressively smaller sonar returns By decreasing the sensitivity bias 1 through 5 the unit effectively filters small sonar returns In murky or muddy water it is often helpful to reduc...

Page 13: ...0 0 110 0 150 and 0 185 meters are available The range that positions the bot tom depiction closest to the bottom of the screen will best utilize the avail able display resolution The Pro Craft unit a...

Page 14: ...can be enlarged to provide more detailed information By using the full display to show a small area of coverage the effective dis play resolution is increased and the unit s ability to separate close...

Page 15: ...nts the top of the current Zoom range The lower number represents the bottom of the Zoom range Use the UP and DOWN ARROW buttons to move this range The upper number can never be less than 0 the surfac...

Page 16: ...rm on only large and medium fish or set to alarm on all fish Once the Fish Alarm is enabled the Pro Craft unit emits an audible beep when the selected size fish symbol appears on screen The sound is s...

Page 17: ...t will operate at voltages from 10 to 20 VDC Volt ages in excess of 20 or less than 10 VDC cause the unit to power off Options The Options Menu is a series of linked menu functions used initially to s...

Page 18: ...the closer the update rate matches your boat speed the more accurate is the graphic depiction of the terrain beneath your boat Use the UP and DOWN ARROWS to select the desired update rate The Dis play...

Page 19: ...the fishfinder s ability to identify sonar returns as fish symbols Increasing the value to a number greater than zero shows more fish symbols on screen In this case smaller sonar returns will be depic...

Page 20: ...per hour are available The Pro Craft unit remembers this selection even when the unit is powered off Speed Offset The Speed Offset option allows the user to compensate for differences in hull design...

Page 21: ...ed setting is not the cause for the perceived prob lem USING THE DIAGNOSTIC FEATURE The Pro Craft unit contains a powerful diagnostic tool that can aid in deter mining the cause of a problem To use th...

Page 22: ...er supply in excess of 20 VDC or less than 10 VDC is suspected use the diagnostic screen to confirm input voltage Often small outboard motors do not effectively regulate voltage when operated at high...

Page 23: ...the water Small air bubbles can cling to the surface of the transducer and interfere with proper operation These bubbles dissipate with time or you can wipe the face of the transducer with your finger...

Page 24: ...nt If not the power connected may push out when the unit is put on the mount 2 There is no transducer detected The Pro Craft unit has the ability to detect and identify that a transducer is con nected...

Page 25: ...of these items identifies an obvious problem the transducer itself may be the problem Be sure to include the transducer if return ing the unit for repair 4 When in very shallow water I get gaps in the...

Page 26: ...y other electronic devices Turn off any nearby elec tronics and see if the problem goes away Noise can also be caused by the engine If engine noise is causing the interference the problem will inten s...

Page 27: ...change without notice All repair work is performed by factory trained technicians to meet exact ing factory specifications Factory serviced units go through the same rig orous testing and quality cont...

Page 28: ...334 687 0503 Throughout the U S and Canada hours are Monday Friday 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m Central time If after reading Troubleshooting you determine your unit needs factory service please attach a desc...

Page 29: ...TOP Use 5 32 4 0mm drill bit ALIGN ONE CORNER WITH LOWER EDGE OF TRANSOM Drill Drill Remove and use for Transducer Installation...

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Page 31: ...x 128 V x 64 H Pixels Viewing Area 2 90 V x 2 35 H 7 3cm V x 5 97cm H Mounting Quick Disconnect Mount Unit Size 6 3 4 H x 6 1 4 W x 4 1 4 D 17 1cm H x 15 9 cm W x 10 5 cm D Transducer Standard XT 6 20...

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