Plastimo ECHOFISH 400, Руководство пользователя

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NOTE: *** Incorrect use: Do not allow the cable
to sink to the bottom as it may become entangled
in debris.
*** The float can be removed if not
needed as follows:
1) Cutting off the rubber stopper from the cable .
2) Sliding the safety strap and float towards the
plug and gently remove.
NOTE:
*** *** To remove the sonar sensor from the frozen
ice, gently tap sonar sensor at the base with your
hand. If it will not come loose, spray a small amount
of water on the ice surface around the base and
repeat above step until the sonar sensor is easily
removed.
Never use a blunt to strike the sonar sensor as this
may cause damage to the sensitive internal
electronics.
*** Cold weather is extremely hard on the electrical
components within the display housing. It is
suggested that you keep the unit in temperatures
above 0 degrees Fahrenheit (-17 degrees Celsius)
during operation.
*** Remove the batteries from the fish finder to
prevent battery leakage and corrosion when not in
use.Clean the sonar sensor and cable with fresh
water and dry-off before storing .Do not submerge
and/or spray the fish finder screen/housing with
water or use chemicals to clean.
To achieve the best performance for ice fishing, it is
highly recommended that you cut a hole through the
ice and place the sonar sensor directly in the water.
If you would like to check the area for depth or
NOTE:
If depth readings appear as" ---" while using one of
these methods, place the sonar sensor directly in the
water to verity that the fish finder is operating
properly.
If it operates properly while directly in the water,
reposition the sensor in a new location in the hull, as
in above 8.1.3. If it still does not work, you may have
to place the sensor directly in the water for proper
operation as it will not work on all hull structure
designs.
Depth Range Min : 2feet (0.6M)
Measure Units: Feet and meters
Main unit is not submersible: IPX4
Operational Temperature: -4 to 158°F (-20—70°C)
1)Round Transducer with 25ft Cable
3)Stainless Bolt /Wing nut
2)Transducer Adapter
4)Neck Strap
10 Attachments:
9 Product Specification:
Display :
16 level grayscale
160V x 160H
Sensor Beam Angle: 45 degrees
4-AAA alkaline Batteries
Depth Range Max : 240feet (73.2M)
8.2 FISHING ON ICE
8 FISHING AT THE BOAT OR ICE
8.1 FISHING AT THE BOAT
8.1.1 Lower the sensor and float into the water as
per the previous instructions or-
8.1.2 Attach the adapter to the boat hull using the
mounting tabs or-
8.1.3 “shoot –Thru” the hull of a boat.
Place the sonar sensor in 1 inches of water against
the hull bottom. Or coat the face of the sonar sensor
with petroleum jelly and press it against the hull
bottom with a twisting motion.
Backlighting : White LED
Power Requirement:
fish before cutting the hole, clear away snow to
expose the ice surface, making sure the surface is
smooth.
Place a small amount of liquid water on the ice and
set the sonar sensor on the water allowing the unit to
freeze to the ice.
If there are any air pockets between the sonar senor
and ice, or air on the water below the ice, the unit will
not work properly and will require you to try another
spot, or cut a hole in the ice to use.
CORRECT INCORRECT
7.4 Use a pole to guide the sonar sensor to a
desirable position or add floats on the cable to float
on top of the water.
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