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• Using the foot pedal, push the pedal with your toes and
heel to steer.
Maintaining Your Heading
Before you can use the heading hold feature, you must calibrate
the trolling motor ( Calibrating the Trolling Motor , page 2 ).
The heading hold feature is an autopilot function that sets and
maintains the current heading of the boat. You can set the
behavior of the heading hold feature when accounting for drift
( Changing the Heading Hold Behavior , page 6 ).
1
Steer the boat in the direction you want to go.
2
On the remote control or foot pedal, select .
NOTE: You can adjust the direction of the heading hold by
pressing and , or by using gesture controls ( Using Gesture
Controls to Adjust the Heading Hold , page 6 ).
To disable heading hold and return to manual mode, you must
select , , or step on the foot pedal.
Changing the Heading Hold Behavior
You can change the how heading-hold feature maintains the
heading of your boat when it is affected by the wind or the
current.
1
On the remote control, select > Settings > Trolling Motor
> Heading Hold .
2
Select an option:
• To keep the boat pointing in the same direction regardless
of drift, select Vessel Align .
• To keep the boat pointing in the same direction while
accounting for drift, select Go To .
Holding Your Position
Before you can use the anchor lock feature, you must calibrate
the trolling motor ( Calibrating the Trolling Motor , page 2 ).
The anchor lock feature is an autopilot function that uses GPS to
set and maintain your position using the trolling motor, acting as
if you deployed a physical anchor.
1 If necessary, drive the boat to a location you want to set the
anchor lock.
2
On the remote control or foot pedal, select .
NOTE: You can adjust the anchor lock position 1.5 m (5 ft.)
by pressing an arrow key on the remote control, or by using
gesture controls ( Using Gesture Controls to Adjust Your Held
Position , page 6 ).
To disable anchor lock, you can press again, or steer with the
foot pedal.
Gesture Controls
You can point or move the remote control to interact with the
trolling motor. You must calibrate the compass in the trolling
motor ( Calibrating the Trolling Motor , page 2 ), and the compass
in the remote control ( Calibrating the Remote Control , page 4 )
before you can use gesture controls.
Using Gesture Controls to Steer
You can steer the motor by pointing the remote control.
1
If necessary, turn on the propeller ( Turning the Propeller On
and Off , page 5 ).
2
Hold .
3
While holding , point the remote control to the left or right to
steer port or starboard.
4
Release to stop steering.
Using Gesture Controls to Adjust the Heading Hold
You can move the remote control to adjust your heading hold
( Maintaining Your Heading , page 6 ).
1 If necessary, turn on the propeller ( Turning the Propeller On
and Off , page 5 ).
2
Hold .
3
Point the remote control toward where you want to adjust the
heading.
4 Release to set the heading direction.
Using Gesture Controls to Adjust Your Held Position
You can move the remote control to adjust your position when
using the anchor lock feature ( Holding Your Position , page 6 ).
1
If necessary, turn on the anchor lock feature.
2
Hold .
3
Point the remote control in the direction you want to move
your position.
Your position jogs 1.5 m (5 ft.) in the direction you point.
4
Release .
5
Repeat this procedure until the you are in the position you
want.
Waypoints
Waypoints are used to mark locations so you can return to them
later.
When you connect the trolling motor to a chartplotter, the
waypoints stored on the chartplotter are synchronized with the
waypoints stored on the trolling motor. Adding, deleting, or
editing waypoints on one device automatically changes the
waypoints stored on the other device.
You can save up to 5000 waypoints.
Creating a Waypoint
You can save your current location as a waypoint.
1 If necessary, drive to a location you want to save as a
waypoint.
2
On the remote control, press .
Navigating to a Waypoint
1
On the remote control, select > Waypoints .
A list of the ten closest waypoints is shown.
2
Select a waypoint.
3
Select Navigate To .
4
Turn on the propeller ( Turning the Propeller On and Off ,
page 5 ).
The trolling motor drives to the waypoint location ( Navigating ,
page 8 ).
Viewing Waypoint Details
1 On the remote control, select > Waypoints .
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