Operation Manual - Lowrance

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SonarCustom — Upper and Lower LimitsControls not only the depth range (lower limit), butalso lets you choose the upper limit. So, instead ofa selecting a range that includes the water surface,you can choose upper and lower limits anywherealong the water column.To set Upper and Lower Limits:1. Select Range and press ENTER.2. Highlight Custom and press ENTER.The Upper and Lower Limit windowwill appear.Upper limit is 15’ (4.5m); lowerlimit is 65’ (19m).3. Select the Upper or Lower Limit dialog box. Press ENTER. Thenumerical keypad will appear.4. Use the keypad to enter the desired value in the correspondingupper or lower limit dialog box. Press ENTER.5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to input the desired limit in the other dialogbox.Ping SpeedPing Speed controls the rate the transducer uses tosend sonar waves into the water. A higher ping speedwill yield the best results when you are moving acrossthe water at a high rate of speed or fishing from a dock. The reverberation of toomuch ping speed can cause interference on the screen.When using two units on your boat, lowering the ping speed of one of the units willprevent interference (cross-talk) caused by one transducer detecting pings from theother transducer. The default setting is suitable for most conditions. Highlight PingSpeed on the Sonar menu and press the keypad left/right to make adjustments.Sonar OptionsAdjusts display settings and the configuration of the display.The Sonar Options menu allows you to split the screenbetween two sonar views, change the color of the display,use Fish ID and add graphical elements to screen that willenhance your sonar experience.To access the Sonar Options menu, select Sonar Optionsfrom the sonar menu and press ENTER.30
SonarTo select a Split option:1. From the Sonar Options menu,highlight Split and press ENTER.The Split menu will appear.2. Use the keypad to select the desiredoption and press ENTER.PaletteSonar display color templates with varying degrees of colorand brightness. On the Palette menu, you can select a sonardisplay template suited for your fishing conditions from 14palette options.A bottom brownpalette clearlyseparates fishand structure fromthe bottomPalette menuTo select a Palette:1. From the Sonar Options menu, highlight Palette and press ENTER.2. Use the keypad to select the desired palette and press ENTER.31
Page 1: HDS-5, HDS-7,HDS-5m & HDS-7mOperati
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Page 7: IntroductionLowrance HDS-5/7 & HDS
Page 10 and 11: Getting StartedSelecting Chart Data
Page 12 and 13: PagesPagesWith Chart selected, unit
Page 14 and 15: PagesMove or Placing a GaugeThe Mov
Page 16 and 17: PagesConfiguration menuAllows you t
Page 18 and 19: PagesRadar Page (optional)Displays
Page 20 and 21: PagesTo edit gauge display:1. Use t
Page 22: PagesChange LayoutControls the gaug
Page 25 and 26: PagesInfo selected as combodisplay
Page 27 and 28: PagesMoving panel cursor left/right
Page 30 and 31: SonarColorlineDistinguishes strong
Page 34 and 35: SonarTemperature GraphUses a red li
Page 36 and 37: SonarFilenameSave toBytesLog All Ch
Page 38 and 39: ChartChart OperationPoint of Intere
Page 40 and 41: ChartOrientationChart detailLook ah
Page 42 and 43: ChartWaypoint nameWaypoint iconDist
Page 44 and 45: ChartEditing a Waypoint on the Char
Page 46 and 47: ChartRoutesRoutes make it easier to
Page 48 and 49: ChartRoutes screen menuFrom the Rou
Page 50 and 51: ChartTrailsA trail is a record of t
Page 52 and 53: ChartTrail line Color optionsYou ca
Page 54 and 55: ChartMap OrientationTo change Chart
Page 56 and 57: ChartChart page Icons, Tides and Cu
Page 58 and 59: ChartNavionics Settings menuUse to
Page 60 and 61: RadarRadar Operation (optional)Rang
Page 62 and 63: RadarAdjust menu optionsGainSea Clu
Page 64 and 65: RadarCenterLook AheadOffsetPosition
Page 66 and 67: RadarData BoxTurns on/off on screen
Page 68 and 69: SettingsSettings MenuThe Settings M
Page 70 and 71: SettingsDatumA model of the earth
Page 72 and 73: SettingsScreen CaptureSaves images
Page 74 and 75: SettingsTo adjust cursor settings:1
Page 76 and 77: SettingsTime PeriodControls how muc
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Page 80 and 81: SettingsSonar Settings (HDS-5 &7)Th
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SettingsFishing ModesEnhances the p
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SettingsBefore setting keel offset,
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SettingsTo select a Temperature Ave
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SettingsBlack Color PaletteWhite Co
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SettingsTo set T/M or R:1. Press me
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SettingsTo cancel individual target
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SettingsInstallation Adjustment Men
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SettingsAntenna HeightAntenna heigh
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SettingsFuelUsed to input fuel data
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SettingsFuel UsedData information s
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SettingsAlarmsThis unit has alarms
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SettingsNetworkControls network con
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SettingsTo select a scope:1. Highli
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SettingsTo configure device locatio
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SettingsNMEA 0183 OutputControls NM
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SettingsSimulatorAccesses all simul
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SettingsRouteAllows you to select a
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Unit CareUnit CareCleaning the scre
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Troubleshootingbubbles. (See the In
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Troubleshootingto 60ft or whatever
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TroubleshootingCards not Read by Un
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TroubleshootingHighlight FORCE STAT
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IndexDelete data files 22Delete son
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IndexSonar manual mode 79Sonar menu
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Databases Limited Warranty"We", "ou
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