Cannon DIGI-TROLL 10, DIGI-TROLL 10 TS User Manual

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DIGI-TROLL 10 DIGI-TROLL 10 TS

ELECTRIC DOWNRIGGERS

USER MANUAL

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CE MASTER USER MANUAL (FOR CE CERTIFIED MODELS)

THANK YOU

Thank you for pur

chasing a Cannon downrigger. We have designed your new downrigger to be an accurate and reliable tool that will enhance ﬁ shing control and improve your ability to catch ﬁ sh. We hope that you enjoy the use of your new downrigger and enjoy the beneﬁ t of controlled depth ﬁ shing for years to come by always following safe boating practices and laws wherever you are ﬁ shing.

This manual covers installation and the operation of your downrigger. Read this manual carefully before operating your new Cannon downrigger. Retain this manual for future reference.

REMEMBER TO KEEP YOUR RECEIPT AND IMMEDIATELY REGISTER YOUR DOWNRIGGER.

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eceive all the beneﬁ ts for your product warranty, please ﬁ ll out and mail the enclosed registration card.

Please thoroughly r

permitted for persons that have read and understood these user instructions. Minors may use this product only under adult supervision.

ATTENTION: Your Cannon downnrigger should only be used for its intended purpose. Improper use will void the warranty and may be a safety risk.

CAUTION: Persons whose ability to run the downrigger or whose reactions are impaired by alcohol, drugs, medication, or other substances are not

permitted to use this product.

ead this user manual. Follow all instructions and heed all safety and cautionary notices below. Use of this downrigger is only

LOCATING Y

Your Cannon 11-character serial number is very important. It helps to determine the speciﬁ c model and year of manufacture. When contacting Consumer Service or registering your product, you will need to know your product’s serial number. We recommend that you write the serial number down in the space provided below so that you have it available for future reference.

The serial number on your Cannon DigiT bottom of the downrigger frame.

OUR SERIAL NUMBER

oll 10 downrigger is located on the

DIGI-TROLL ELECTRICAL DOWNRIGGER

MODEL 1902315

SER NO K3

65 CN12345

EXAMPLE

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LIMITED WARRANTY

CANNON LIMITED WARRANTY

Johnson Outdoors Marine Electronics, Inc. (“JOME”) extends the following limited warranty to the original retail purchaser only. Warranty coverage is not transferable.

CANNON® LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY

JOME warrants to the original purchaser that if the accompanying product (see exclusions below) proves to be defective in material or workmanship within the following warranty periods, JOME will, at its option, either repair or replace same without charge (but no cash refunds will be made):

The boom, motor (if applicable), and reels, plus all plastic parts, including but not limited to frames and bases, will be free from defects in materials and workmanship, subject to normal wear and tear, for the original purchaser’s lifetime.

LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CERTAIN DAMAGES

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THESE LIMITED WARRANTIES. JOME DISCLAIMS LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, AND IN NO EVENT SHALL ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES (EXCEPT ON THE BOOM, MOTOR, REELS, AND ALL PLASTIC PARTS), INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE, EXTEND BEYOND ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE (AND IN THE CASE OF THE SWIVEL LOCK PIN, WEIGHTS, AND WIRE CABLE, JOME DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES). THIS WRITING CONSTITUTES THE ENTIRE AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE SUBJECT MATTER HEREOF; NO WAIVER OR AMENDMENT SHALL BE VALID UNLESS IN WRITING SIGNED BY JOME.

Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you speciﬁ c legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state.

CANNON® SERVICE POLICY

AFTER THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD

After the applicable warranty period, or, if one of the above exclusions applies, Cannon® products will be repaired for a charge of parts plus labor.

TO ENFORCE WARRANTY OR TO OBTAIN REPAIRS AFTER WARRANTY

To obtain warranty service in the U.S., the downrigger believed to be defective and the proof of original purchase (including the date of purchase) must be presented to a Cannon® Authorized Service Center or to Cannon®’s factory service center in Mankato, MN. Except as noted below, any charges incurred for service calls, transportation or shipping/freight to/from the Cannon® Authorized Service Center or Cannon®’s factory, labor to haul out, remove, re-install or re-rig products for warranty service, or any similar items are the sole and exclusive responsibility of the purchaser. If the necessary repairs are covered by the warranty, we will pay the return shipping charges to any destination within the United States. Downriggers purchased outside of the U.S. (or parts of such downriggers) must be returned prepaid with proof of purchase (including the date of purchase and serial number) to any Authorized Cannon® Service Center in the country of purchase.

NOTE: Do not return your Cannon® downrigger or parts to your retailer. Your retailer is not authorized to repair or replace them.

Major parts, such as the motor and main frame, must be returned to JOME in Mankato, Minnesota, or a Cannon® Authorized Service Center, for repair or replacement. To reduce shipping costs, we suggest removal of loose parts such as the boom and rod holders. Small parts that can be easily removed such as the handle and/or the counter, may be removed from the downrigger and returned for repair or replacement. Retain your sales receipt. Proof of purchase must accompany product when returned.

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ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

DOWNRIGGER PARTS DESCRIPTION

1. Reel: This is used to spool the cable, available in lengths ranging from 150 to 400 feet.

2. Boom: This is used to extend the weight out from the body of the downrigger and has a pulley ﬁxed to its end. Boom lengths range from 24 to 53 inches.

3. Swivel Head: This relays the cable at the end of the boom to lower the weight.

4. Cable: This connects to the weight.

5. Keypad/LCD: Keypad is used to control the functions of the downrigger. The LCD display provides feedback of the downrigger functions.

6. Mounting Base: This attaches to the boat, enabling you to place the downrigger where you choose.

7. Rod Holder: This holds your ﬁshing rods while trolling and may also be used for storing rods.

8. Boom Clamps: These lock the boom sections together after the boom has been extended or retracted.

9. Clutch Knob: This loosens and tightens the tension on the spool and holds the side plate in place.

This diagram is for reference only and may differ from your actual downrigger.

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DOWNRIGGER MOUNTING

Choosing a good location to mount your downrigger on your boat is very important. A downrigger should be mounted in a location where it is easy to observe your ﬁshing rod and react quickly to operate the downrigger once there is a ﬁsh on the line.

INSTALLING THE INCLUDED MOUNTING BASE Decks thinner than 1/4”

Use a Cannon deck plate (sold separately - PN 2200693) to prevent deﬂ ection and add stability to decks thinner than 1/4”. Use the deck plate as a template to mark the hole locations.

If access to the underside of the deck is not available, the deck plate can be mounted using screws and wellnuts (not included). Use the deck plate as a template to mark locations and drill 4 wellnut clearance holes. Use four 1/4-20 x 1-1/2” ﬂ at head screws and four wellnuts to mount deck plate. Tighten the screws so the wellnuts are ﬁ rmly compressed.

Where the underside is accessible, the deck plate can be mounted using screws, nuts, and washers. Drill 9/32” holes. Use four 1/4-20 x 1-1/2” ﬂ at head screws, nuts and washers (ﬂ at and lock). Fasten plate to deck. To secure the

Typical Mounting Positions

MOUNTING ACCESSORIES

Cannon offers a complete line of mounting accessories that allow you to optimize your spread to ﬁt the way you ﬁsh. Before making any permanent changes to your boat, consider what accessories might be used in your application. To see the complete line of mounting accessories available, visit cannondownriggers.com.

Deck Plates are necessary when extra strength must be added to the base

accessories. Gimbal Mounts are designed to ﬁt medium-sized ﬂush mounted rod

holders built into the gunwale of many larger ﬁshing boats and cruisers. Only sturdy, high quality rod holders should be used for this temporary mounting system. Gimbal mounts are available in 9” or 12” post lengths.

Clamp Mounts can be mounted at the junction of two rail sections with the aid of two ¼” pieces of plywood. They will protect your rail from any marks from the clamp and provide a non-slip surface.

Side/Rail mounts can be mounted to a welded T-section. It can also be used at the two rail section butt joint. In both installations it is recommended to use a non-slip material, such as rubber or a thin wood sheet, between metal surfaces.

You can also use these for mounting to a very narrow side gunwale. There is a plate provided for back-up with bolts and washers. If the gunwale compartment is foamed in, then wellnuts should be used. It is also recommended to install two additional ﬂ at head screws through the top plate for stabilization (you will need to drill and countersink).

Deckplate

Gimbal Mount

Clamp Mount

Side Rail Mount on T-Section

Side Rail Mount on Gunwhale

ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

DOWNRIGGER MOUNTING

Choosing a good location to mount your downrigger on your boat is very important. A downrigger should be mounted in a location where it is easy to observe your ﬁ shing rod and react quickly to operate the downrigger once there is a ﬁ sh on the line.

MOUNTING ACCESSORIES

Cannon offers a complete line of mounting accessories that allow you to optimize your spread to ﬁ t the way you ﬁ sh. Before making any permanent changes to your boat, consider what accessories might be used in your application.

Deck Plates are necessary when extra strength must be added to the base material of the boat and for attaching the downrigger to other mounting accessories.

Typical Mounting Positions

Gimbal Mount

Gimbal Mounts are designed to ﬁ t medium-sized ﬂ ush mounted rod

holders built into the gunwale of many larger ﬁ shing boats and cruisers. Only sturdy, high quality rod holders should be used for this temporary mounting system. Gimbal mounts are available in 9” or 12” post lengths.

Clamp Mounts can be mounted at the junction of two rail sections with

Clamp Mount

the aid of two ¼” pieces of plywood. They will protect your rail from any marks from the clamp and provide a non-slip surface.

INSTALLING THE INCLUDED MOUNTING BASE

Side Rail Mount on Gunwhale

Side Rail Mount on T-Section

mounting base to the deckplate use four 1/4-20 x 1” truss head screws.

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Decks from 1/4” to 7/16” thick

Where access to the underside of the deck is not available, the mounting base can be attached to the deck using wellnuts. Use the base as a template to mark locations and drill four wellnut clearance holes. Mount the base using four 1/4-20 x 1-1/2” truss head screws and four wellnuts. Tighten the screws so the wellnuts are ﬁ rmly compressed as pictured.

Decks thicker than 7/16”

For decks thicker than 7/16”, or where the underside of the deck is accessible, mount the base with screws, nuts, and washers. Use the base as a template to mark the locations and drill four 9/32” holes. Use four 1/4-20 x 2” truss head screws and four each ﬂ at washers and nuts. Fasten the base to the deck as pictured.

NOTE: Wellnuts SHOULD NOT be used on decks thicker than 7/16”.

NOTE: When using the telescopic boom, we strongly recommend the

use of a deck plate on all boats to provide adequate stability for the downrigger.

Low-Proﬁ le Swivel Base

To mount the Low-Proﬁ le Swivel Base, follow the same procedure as for the deck plate with this exception: use four 1/4”-20 x 1-1/2” truss head screws to fasten the mounting base and four additional 1/4”-20” x 2-1/2” truss head screws to attach the swivel base tothe boat deck.

INSTALLING THE BOOM

1. Insert boom into frame (Figure 1) and line up holes in boom with holes in frame.

Decks from 1/4” to 7/16” Thick

Decks Thicker Than 7/16”

Low-Proﬁ le Swivel Base

ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

Base

Deck

Wellnut

Washer & Nut

1/4-20” screw

Base

Deck

1/4-20” screw

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ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

INSTALLING THE BOOM AND BALL HOOK

1. Remove the ball hook collar, ball hook, and 1/4-20 nut from the included hardware bag assembly. Thread the nut onto the ball hook, then thread the ball hook into the ball hook collar. Do not tighten yet. (Figure 1)

2. Slide ball hook collar onto the end of the boom and leave it loose. (Figure 2)

Figure 1

3. Insert boom with ball hook collar assembly into frame (Figure 3) and line up holes in boom with holes in frame (Figure 4).

4. Remove 1/4-20 x 2” bolt and 1/4-20 nylon locknut from included hardware bag assembly. Insert the 1/4-20 nylon locknut into the hex pocket on the nose of the frame (motor side of frame) then insert 1/4-20 x 2” bolt into reel side of frame nose. (Figure 5)

Figure 3

5. With a Phillips head screw driver, thread bolt into the nylon locknut from step 4. Tighten bolt until the end of the bolt is ﬂ ush with the top of the nut. (Figure 6)

6. Slide ball hook collar to your preferred location. Hand tighten the ball hook into boom tube. Tighten enough so that there is no movement on the boom. (Figure 7) Once ball hook is secure, with a 7/16” wrench, tighten the 1/4-20 nut until secure with ball hook collar. (Figure 8) NOTE: Do not overtighten ball hook or permanent deformation of the boom is possible.

Figure 4 Figure 5

Figure 2

Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8

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ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

INSTALLING THE SWIVEL HEAD

1. Locate swivel head assembly and then insert boom end post into end of the small tube of the boom assembly. (Figure 9)

2. Align hole in boom post with hole in small end tube.

3. Secure boom end with #8 screw as shown. Tighten with Phillips head screw driver by turning screw clockwise until tight. (Figure 10)

Figure 9

Figure 10

ADJUSTING THE BOOM LENGTH

To adjust the boom length (with the boom extending away from you) rotate the boom clamps (See item # 8 on page 5) approximately ¼ turn counter-clockwise to unlock (Figure 11) and slide the boom section to the desired position. (Figure 12) Once in place, lock the boom clamps by rotating clockwise until tight. (Figure 13)

Figure 11

Figure 12 Figure 13

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ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

ATTACHING THE ROD HOLDER

The locking rod holder(s) incorporate a locking tooth design which can be easily adjusted every 15° with the soft grip knob. The symmetrical design will allow mounting of the rod holder on either side of the downrigger or two rod holders at the same time. The unique two-piece design allows independent adjustment of the rod holder and the rod holder arm in two axes. (Figure 14)

CAUTION: This rod holder is intended for use of up to 30 lb. test line only and is not recommended for use with any tackle IGFA (International Game Fish Association) rated higher than 30 lb. A safety strap (not included) is recommended for all applications.

NOTE: The rod holder assembly is not covered under warranty when used with tackle above 30 lbs. Equipment placed in the rod holders and the loss thereof is the responsibility of the user and is in no way warranted by Johnson Outdoors, Inc. Mounting must be in accordance with the above instructions to comply with the product warranty.

To install the rod holder:

Figure 14

1. Attach the rod holder elbow to the downrigger on either side using the supplied spring and knob. (Figure 15)

2. Fasten rod holder to rod holder elbow using supplied spring and knob. (Figure 16)

3. Repeat the above steps for the other side if (2) rod holders are to be mounted. The rod holder can be adjusted by loosening either knob until the locking teeth are free from each other. Rotate the rod

holder or arm to the desired position and re-tighten knob.

Figure 15

Figure 16

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ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

TERMINATING THE DOWNRIGGER CABLE

NOTE: Use only straight cable when routing through the terminator. Worn or kinked cable can be stressed and may

break prematurely when retrieving trolling weights. NOTE: A set of pliers with wire cutters is recommended for this part of setup.

1. Unwind about 2 feet of cable and thread through the rubber cushion. Attach Swivel Snap to terminator.

2. Examine the top of the terminator and note the order shown in the detail to run cable.

Step 1.

Rubber Cushion

Cable

Snap

Swivel

Step 2.

A. CABLE

C. CABLE

B. CABLE

OUT

3. Lead and pull six inches of cable through HOLE A. Thread cable through swivel, then up into bottom

Step 3. Step 4.

of the terminator. Lead cable out of HOLE B and into HOLE C. Push the cable until its end touches the inside

HOLE A

HOLE B

of the terminator hook. Tighten cable by squeezing terminator until it snaps

HOLE C

shut. Then pull at top and bottom until drawn tight. Make sure that the

Swivel

cable threads the hook. NOTE: Use only straight cable, not kinked cable.

4. Slide the cushion over the top of the terminator and give it a test pull. The cable is now set to attach a Cannon Flash Weight™.

ATTACHING THE LINE RELEASE (UNI-RELEASE)

The Cannon Uni-Release attaches directly to the downrigger weight. Attach ﬁ shing line to the clip at the end of the release, and then click through a series of increasing tension settings. The release can be used with any test line on salt or fresh water and may be adjusted from 2 to 22 pounds of grip tension on the line.

To change line release tension, turn tension knob to (+) to increase or (-) to decrease. Tension also may vary according to where the line is placed in the grips. Higher tension is on the line if it is set back toward the hinge, and lower if set closer to the opening. To open the release, spread the release arms with thumb and foreﬁ nger applying pressure to the sides.

Open

Tension Adjust

Fishing Line

Gripper Pads

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WIRING THE DOWNRIGGER

WIRING YOUR DOWNRIGGER

In order for the Positive Ion Control (PIC) on your downrigger to work correctly, it is important to make sure your boat is properly set up before installing your downrigger. Whenever a boat is in water, various submerged parts interact to create weak electrical currents. These weak electrical currents should be controlled to extend the life of the boat’s metal parts and ensure a good ﬁ sh catching environment. For full details on how the Positive Ion Control system works, see the “Positive Ion Control System” section of this manual under the Operation section.

CHECKING YOUR BOAT’S ELECTRICAL CONDITION

1. If the zinc sacriﬁ cial anodes on your boat and on the outboard/outdrive are more than half dissolved, it is recommended that they be replaced. This ensures that the boat will run with a neutral or slightly positive charge. Clean zincs on a regular basis with a non-corrosive brush.

2. Any coating of slime or growth should be cleaned off.

3. All metal parts including the hull (if metal) should be interconnected by a grounding wire. This includes motor shafts, outdrives, and through hull ﬁ ttings.

4. If your boat and zinc anodes are set up correctly, the voltage on the downrigger wire should be positive when in contact with the water.

5. With your boat in the water and the downrigger cable deployed in the water, measure the DC voltage from the cable to a grounded metal surface of the boat touching the water. If properly wired, the reading should be 0.6-0.8VDC (ﬁ x PIC) or match your Digi-Troll setting.

6. The cable on your downrigger should be replaced every 2 years. Etching of the cable can weaken it physically and electrically.

7. Always make sure the boat is properly grounded to the water. This will help ensure proper PIC voltage on the cable and that the Short Stop will function properly.

8. The use of Cannon vinyl coated lead weights is recommended.

9. Use the trolling weight insulators supplied with your downrigger. This insulates your weight from the positive charge on the cable. This will also ensure that the trolling weight will stop at water level when retrieved.

NOTE: To ensure proper operation of your downrigger, ground the battery to your boat’s electrical system’s ground. Malfunctions with the PIC, communication between units, or loss of operation result from faulty grounding. Always check to see if your boat is properly grounded ﬁ rst.

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS & WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

The downrigger is rated at 30 amps (full load), 12 volts DC and is protected by a 25 amp manual reset circuit breaker (located under motor housing). Be sure to measure the battery voltage of your boat.

WARNING: DO NOT RUN THIS DOWNRIGGER ON A 24 VOLT BATTERY SYSTEM. THIS WILL DAMAGE THE UNIT AND VOID YOUR WARRANTY.

CONNECTING TO THE BATTERY:

It is strongly recommended that a fuse or manual reset circuit breaker be installed at the battery on the positive lead of the power cable or that you connect the downrigger to a battery selector switch. (See Fuse and Wire Speciﬁ cations) Connect the positive lead (RED) to the (+) post on your battery and the negative lead (BLACK) to the (-) post on your battery or the downrigger will not operate. Use the quick disconnect plug to remove the downrigger without touching the battery.

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WIRING THE DOWNRIGGER

NOTE: It is strongly recommended to power your downrigger with a Deep-Cycle marine battery. Only run a Digi-Troll

from a Starter battery if it is recharged by an alternator while trolling.

NOTE: Control degradation of the power cables and limit corrosion by using anti-oxidant gel on all connections. RIGGING AND INSTALLATION GUIDELINES:

For safety and compliance reasons, we recommend that you follow American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) standards when rigging your boat. Altering boat wiring should be completed by a qualiﬁ ed technician. The following speciﬁ cations are for general guidelines only:

CAUTION: These guidelines apply to general rigging to support your Cannon Downrigger. Powering multiple Downriggers or additional electrical devices from the same power circuit may impact the recommended wire gauge. If you are using wire longer than that provided with your unit, follow the chart below. If you are running more than 30 feet from the battery, we recommend that you contact a qualiﬁ ed marine technician.

WIRE SPECIFICATIONS:

0-15 ft. (0-5 meters) 10 gauge

FUSE/BREAKER SPECIFICATIONS:

30 Amp, 32 Volt, waterproof, fast blow 15-25 ft. (5-8 meters) 8 gauge 25-30 ft. (8-9 meters) 6 gauge

POWERING MULTIPLE DOWNRIGGERS

When operating multiple downriggers, run a maximum of 2 downriggers per dedicated battery. The advanced features of the downriggers can keep the unit working virtually all the time. (See below for the recommended wiring setup.)

TYPICAL OPERATING TIME*:

1 Digi-Troll per battery – 24 hours. 2 Digi-Trolls per battery –10 hours.

*Time based on lab results using a 15lb weight and Deep-Cycle batteries. Actual run time will vary.

Red (+)

Black (-)

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WIRING THE DOWNRIGGER

WIRING DIAGRAM

COMMUNICATION HARNESS

SONAR HARNESS

MOTOR

RED WIRE (M+)

BLACK WIRE (M-)

GREEN WIRE

(PIC)

BLACK WIRE

KEYPAD

RED WIRE

CIRCUIT BREAKER

RED WIRE

POWER CABLE

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USING A DIGI-TROLL TRANSDUCER

USING AN OPTIONAL DIGI-TROLL TRANSDUCER

By installing an optional Digi-Troll transducer accessory (1491072), the Digi-Troll 10 is able to display water depth and independently bottom track.

INSTALLING THE OPTIONAL TRANSDUCER

Proper transducer installation is critical to the performance of your Digi-Troll’s depth tracking features. For best results, follow all mounting instructions carefully.

WHERE TO MOUNT THE TRANSDUCER

Any location along the bottom edge of the transom is acceptable. The preferred mounting position is within the center 1/3 of the transom excluding the area directly in line with the boat’s propeller. The transducer must be mounted where the water is smooth and free of bubbles. It may be helpful to drive your boat at a variety of speeds and observe where the water ﬂows most smoothly off the transom before deciding on a mounting location. The sonar signals cannot travel through either open air or turbulent water, therefore, you must make sure that the transducer is in contact with undisturbed water at all times.

If you have an aluminum boat, avoid placing the transducer behind a row of rivets. The rivets will cause turbulence and air bubbles. Water turbulence is minimized when the transducer face is mounted below the bottom of your boat. In certain applications for non-metallic hulled boats, the transducer can be positioned in the bilge with the bottom surface of the transducer as level as possible. Make sure that the transducer is submerged at least 2 inches at all times.

HOW TO MOUNT THE TRANSDUCER

To mount the transducer, you will need:

• A slotted screwdriver

• A phillips screwdriver

• Drill with a No. 28 or 9/64” bit

• 3/8” wrench

• Silicone caulk Follow the mounting instructions supplied with your transducer mounting hardware.

1. Attach the transducer to the brackets and tighten the bolts just enough to hold it in place.

2. Using the brackets as a guide, mark and drill the four mounting screw holes 1/2” to 5/8” deep, using the No. 28 or 9/64”

drill.

3. Loosely attach the transducer to the transom of your boat with the four #8 self tapping screws supplied. Adjust the

brackets until the desired height is achieved and snug up the screws.

4. The ﬂat surface on the transducer should be as parallel with the water surface as possible, but tipped forward just

enough to keep water pressure on the ﬂat surface when the boat is moving and should be 1/16” to 1/8” below the hull of the boat. Tighten up the bolts.

5. Remove the #8 self tapping screws one at a time and ﬁll the hole with silicone caulk. Failure to do so may seriously

damage your boat! Reinsert each screw and tighten.

NOTE: On aluminum boats it may be necessary to use a wooden backing plate between the transom and the brackets. Attach a 7” piece of 1 x 6 hardwood ﬂush with the bottom of the hull, and attach the transducer per the above instructions. Be sure to varnish the wood and silicone the screw holes thoroughly to prevent leakage and damage to your boat.

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TRANSDUCER

TRANSDUCER CABLE ROUTING

After mounting the transducer, route the transducer cable to your Digi-Troll. Connect the transducer cable to the transducer plug at the back of the downrigger (Figure 17).

Keep in mind the following when routing the cable:

• Do not damage the cable jacket.

• Keep the cable away from ignition, tachometer, alternator and other electrical wiring to prevent interference.

• Do not cut, splice or shorten the cable. Coil the excess and secure it in place.

NOTE: The transducer cable MUST be connected before turning the unit on. WARNING: Connector removal or cable splicing voids the product warranty.

Once the transducer is mounted and connected to your Digi-Troll 10, the display will show the bottom depth under SONAR DEPTH on the display (Figure 18).

Transducer

Input

Circuit Breaker

Displayed

Sonar Depth

Power Cable

Figure 17 Figure 18

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

The Digi-troll 10 offers you the most advanced features available in a downrigger.

• Variable Positive Ion Control.

• Large LCD digital display for weight depth and easy programming.

• Networking operation allowing you to chain several Digi-Troll 10s together for bottom following with only one transducer. (Optional transducer and interfacing cable required)

• Cycling mode allows the weight to be cycled between two programmable depths.

• Store ﬁ ve pre-programmed weight depths that can be selected at the touch of a key.

• Auto-Up key to quickly raise the weight to water surface.

• Bottom depth monitor mode allows your downrigger to be used as a depth ﬁ nder (optional transducer required).

• A permanent storage memory to retain all the settings.

• Variable speed operation

• High efﬁ ciency motor

DIGI-TROLL 10 DISPLAY

When the power cord is plugged in, press the power button on the keypad to turn on the downrigger. In normal usage, the display will indicate the depth of the weight in feet.

NOTE: A negative depth indicates distance above the water surface. During programming of special features, the display is used to indicate various settings. The icons for the Digi-Troll 10

display are illustrated below. Icons will illuminate as they become applicable to function settings.

DOWNRIGGER LINE OUT

PRESET DEPTH SETTING

SONAR DEPTH

SETTING OPTIONS

POSITIVE ION CONTROL SETTING

CABLE SETTING

SET MENU

DOWNRIGGER

DOWN SPEED

MODE

UP SPEED

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

DIGI-TROLL 10 KEYPAD

The Digi-Troll 10’s keypad has eight keys located below the display:

POWER

The ON/OFF key functions:

• Turn the Digi-Troll ON - Simply press and release.

• Turn the Digi-Troll OFF - Press and hold power button for three seconds.

The MENU moves the display through up to eight screens for programming (see section on programming for details). After 7 seconds of inactivity on the key pad, the screen reverts back to the weight line out display.

During manual operation, this key raises the weight when pressed. In programming mode, the UP key increases numeric values.

DOWN

During manual operation, this key lowers the weight when pressed. In programming mode, the DOWN key decreases numeric values.

WATER ZERO

The WATER ZERO key provides a reset option for depth. When pressed and held, the line out count will reset to zero.

RUN

This key is typically used to execute a function after selected using the menu system.

SELECT

Use the SELECT key to set or display the pre-programmed weight depths when in the Depth screen. To move the weight to any of the depths indicated, press the RUN key. Another function of the Select is to step through sub-menus when you are setting certain programmable parameters.

AUTO UP

Press AUTO UP to raise the weight to the water zero set point at any time. AUTO UP uses the speed 5 regardless of your setting and cancels any other mode of operation (bottom following, cycling, etc.) when used.

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BACKLIGHT FEATURE

Both the keypad and LCD use electroluminescence technology for backlighting the LCD icons and the keypad buttons. This feature makes it easier to ﬁ sh in low light conditions with your Digi-Troll 10.

The backlighting will automatically illuminate upon power up of the downrigger. It will time-out after 3 hours of continuous use. To restart another 3 hour lighting cycle, press the power button brieﬂ y without turning off the downrigger.

OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

Daytime Use Night/Low-Light Use

PROGRAMMING THE DIGI-TROLL 10

The Digi-troll 10 contains up to eight menus that enable you to program and customize its operation. Any changes made using the menu system are automatically saved in permanent memory when the downrigger is turned off.

NOTE: The downrigger must be turned off with the power button for the settings to be saved. The MENU key is used to enter each of the menus starting from the default screen (referred to as the depth screen). Sub

levels, if any, are entered using the Select key. Additionally, pressing the Select key when in the depth screen allows you to display, change and activate up to ﬁ ve programmable weight depths.

While programming, the UP key is used to increase the value and the DOWN key is used to decrease the value. Remember during programming, if there is no activity on the keypad for 7 seconds, the menu reverts back to the default depth screen.

The chart below summarizes the Digi-troll 10’s menu system in the order of occurrence.

Main Screen

Bottom Track

Menu (if transducer is connected)

Set Options Set Options Set Options

Select

Run Run Run

Cycle Mode Menu

Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu

Select

Up/Down

Speed

Select

PIC

Voltage

Run Run Run Run

Line On

Reel

Units Menu

Un/

Coated

Sonar Offset

Menu (if transducer is connected)

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BOTTOM TRACK MENU

The Bottom Track mode is designed to help you ﬁ sh consistently near the bottom. This mode of operation requires an optional sonar transducer attached to your downrigger and mounted according to the instructions in this manual

In the bottom track mode, the Digi-troll 10 maintains the weight at a ﬁ xed distance above the bottom. In order to avoid continuous weight adjustments due to minor changes in bottom depth and boat motion caused by wave action, you have the ability to adjust the responsiveness of the weight. You can also deﬁ ne the maximum depth that you wish the weight to go to, regardless of the bottom depth.

CAUTION: In order to keep the weight from touching the bottom, make sure that the bottom is well below the band that you have selected.

From the depth screen, press the menu key once. The screen shows the user-set depth limit that the weight will travel to regardless of the bottom depth. Press the UP key to increase and DOWN key to decrease.

CAUTION: This limit must not exceed the bottom depth and/or the length of the cable. Running out the cable completely will result in back spooling or loss of cable.

Now press the RUN key to activate the Bottom Following feature or press Select key to adjust the distance that the weight is to remain off the bottom. The range is from +50 to -50 feet. Use the negative range to compensate for the Blowback of the weight at high trolling speeds. Press the UP or DOWN key to increase or decrease the value and press RUN key to activate the Bottom Track or press Select key once more to adjust the sensitivity of the weight depth adjustment to minor variations in depth and/or motion of the boat due to wave action. Use UP or DOWN key to adjust. The range is 1 to 16 feet. For relatively calm water, start with a setting of 4 feet. The weight will now adjust its depth only when the bottom depth increases by 4 feet or more. However, it will always adjust for any decrease in bottom depth regardless of this setting.

Bottom Track

Press Select to

change setting

option

Sensitivity

Value

Off Bottom

Value

Max Bottom

Value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run Button

to activate mode

Starts function

and returns to

main screen

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

CYCLING MENU

From the depth screen, press the MENU key once (or once from the Bottom Track screen if the transducer is connected) to enter this menu. The ﬁ rst screen allows you to adjust the pause time of the weight between cycling movements. Press UP or DOWN to adjust. You can adjust the cycle time in steps of 1 second increments from 5 to 60 seconds. Press the “RUN” button to activate.

Press Select to adjust the cycle depth. Down (dn) will be displayed for the down boundary. Press the UP or DOWN key to increase or decrease the down boundary. Press Select again to adjust the UP boundary. Press the UP or DOWN key to increase or decrease the up boundary.

Cycle Mode Menu

Press Select to

change setting

option

Up Setting

Value

Down Setting

Value

Delay Time

Value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run Button

to activate mode

Starts function

and returns to

main screen

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

UP SPEED MENU

This menu lets you adjust the speed of the weight in the UP direction from 1 to 5 (1 slowest, 5 fastest) at all times except during the AUTO UP operation. AUTO UP is always at speed 5.

Press the MENU key three times from the depth screen or once from the cycle menu. Use UP or DOWN key to select one of the ﬁ ve speeds.

DOWN SPEED MENU

This menu lets you adjust the speed of the weight in the DOWN direction at all times. Press the Select menu to toggle between up and down speed selection. Use UP or DOWN key to select one of ﬁ ve speeds.

Up/Down Speed

Up Speed

Value

Press Select to change setting

option

Down Speed

Value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run Button

to activate mode

Starts function

and returns to

main screen

POSITIVE ION CONTROL MENU

This menu lets you control the PIC level from 0.2 vdc to 1.2 vdc. Press the Menu four times from the depth screen or once from the up/down screen.

PIC Menu PIC Value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run button

to Exit Menu

Returns to main

screen

LINE ON REEL MENU

This menu lets you set the amount of line on the reel. Increments are in 50 ft. This setting is important in determining true line out.

Press the Menu ﬁ ve times from the depth screen or once from the PIC screen..

Line On reel Menu

Line on reel

value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run button

to Exit Menu

Returns to main

screen

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

UNITS MENU

This menu lets you switch between English and Metric units. Press the Menu six times from the depth screen or once from the Line On Reel Screen.

Units Menu

Units

Setting

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run button

to Exit Menu

Returns to main

screen

CABLE COATING MENU

This menu lets you switch between Cannon coated and uncoated cable. This setting is important as well in determining accurate line out.

Press the Menu seven times from the depth screen or once form the Units screen.

Cable Coating

Setting

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run button

to Exit Menu

Returns to main

screen

SONAR OFFSET MENU

This menu lets you set an offset for your sonar value. In comparison with your Humminbird or other transducer, if your Digi-Troll transducer is mounted a foot or two of difference in height you can account for that difference.

Press the Menu eight times from the depth screen or once from the Un/Coated screen.

Sonar Offset

Offset Value

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Press Run button

to Exit Menu

Returns to main

screen

BOTTOM DEPTH DISPLAY

(Optional Transducer Required) This feature allows your downrigger to be used as a depth ﬁ nder by continuously displaying the bottom depth. The unit

needs to be hooked up to the optional Digi-Troll transducer. The transducer will need to be installed prior to power up of the downrigger.

USING PROGRAMMABLE DEPTHS

The Digi-troll 10 allows you to program and store up to ﬁ ve depths for quick movement of the weight without having to manually hold the DOWN key until the desired depth is reached. When in the (default) depth screen, simply press the Select key until the required depth memory is displayed. For example, pressing the Select key three times will result in a display similar to that shown on the opposite page. Use UP or DOWN keys to change the depth if desired and press the RUN key to move the weight to that depth.

Main Menu

Press Select

Press Select to

toggle between all

5 presets

Press Up or Down

Button to change

the value

Execute Preset

Depth

Returns to main

screen

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

DIGI-TROLL FACTORY SETTINGS

Your Digi-troll 10 was shipped with the following factory settings so that you can use your downrigger immediately without further programming.

DEPTH MEMORY SETTINGS

#1 25 feet #2 50 feet #3 75 feet #4 100 feet #5 150 feet

BOTTOM FOLLOWING

Maximum bottom following depth 50 feet Distance of weight off bottom 10 feet Sensitivity 6 feet

CYCLING

Cycle time 5 seconds Cycle depth UP 90 feet Cycle depth DOWN 100 feet

LINE ON REEL 400 feet UP SPEED 3 DOWN SPEED 3 PIC 0.6 vdc CABLE SETTING Uncoated UNITS English

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

FISHING WITH YOUR DOWNRIGGER

After programming your Digi-Troll, release some line from your rod and reel so that the lure is anywhere from 5 to 100 feet behind the boat. This is called drop back. Attach the ﬁ shing line ﬁ rmly into the line release. Press and hold the down key to lower the weight to the desired depth as indicated on the display or select a pre-programmed weight depth. Place the ﬁ shing rod in the rod holder and reel up the slack so that your rod has a slight bend in it. When a ﬁ sh strikes the lure, the line will separate from the release. Then you will be free to ﬁ ght the ﬁ sh and bring it in on your rod and reel.

MANUAL DESCENT

By turning the clutch knob gently clockwise (toward the boom), you can let your trolling weight descend as fast or as slowly as you wish. Turning the knob counterclockwise (away from the boom) stops the weight. This gives you control to let it plunge rapidly or sink slowly to a predetermined trolling depth. With multiple downriggers, you could start all your weights creeping down, one at a time, and then stop them each in turn.

NOTE: In order to track line out, the Digi-Troll must be turned on. WARNING: DO NOT TOUCH THE CABLE REEL WHILE THE DOWNRIGGER IS IN USE! Holding or touching the spool while

it is moving may result in moderate to severe injuries.

THE SHORT STOP SYSTEM

The Short Stop system is composed of three critical components: the electronic unit, the

Cable Terminator

reel conductive path, and the trolling weight insulator. While the downrigger cable is in the water, there is a minute electrical current that ﬂ ows

between the cable and the grounded metal boat components in the water. When the cable clears the water, this current ﬂ ow will stop. The Short Stop system senses this interruption and turns off the motor. The trolling weight insulator is used to break the cable contact to the water while the weight is still in the water. The reel conductive path allows the circuit path to be made through the structure of the downrigger.

NOTE: It may be necessary to use two trolling weight insulators.

Weight Insulator

NOTE: Short stop and Positive Ion Control features do not function when spooled with

monoﬁ lament or super lines or if the boat is not properly grounded. Stopping the weight at water level eliminates the cable strain caused by bouncing

weights or weights hitting the boom end. Stopping at water level will also keep the weight from hitting the boat hull.

THE POSITIVE ION CONTROL SYSTEM

Your boat has an electrical charge around the hull in water. If a boat is properly grounded and has a proper zinc anode, that charge should be slightly positive when measured from ground to the downrigger cable. Positive Ion Control (PIC) is the use of electricity to control that charge and its ﬂ uctuation so that it is always maintained at a speciﬁ ed set voltage.

The practice of setting up and maintaining a slight positive charge on ﬁ shing gear has been used by commercial ﬁ shermen for many years. This practice has enabled some ﬁ sherman to increase yield when used along with other good ﬁ shing and boating practices.

Cannon’s electric downriggers offer ﬁ shermen a big advantage in being able to stabilize and control the positive charge around their boat. Because of the composite construction of the frame, Cannon downriggers are insulated from your boat’s hull charge.

When the stainless steel downrigger cable is lowered into the water, the natural ionization between the cable and the boat creates a positive charge of 0.7 to 0.9 volts in saltwater and 0.3 to 0.6 volts in fresh water. This natural voltage is dependent upon salinity and mineral content of the water. Your actual voltage may vary.

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OPERATING THE DOWNRIGGER

How the Positive Ion Control System Works

The PIC system uses an internal circuit that passes the voltage through the drive train of the Digi-Troll to the shaft. The shaft contacts the cable by means of a ball bearing, spring and, lastly, a one direction button head screw. Care must be taken to ensure contact between the cable and the screw when replacing the cable. When using coated cable, 3-4 ft of coating must be striped when terminating the cable to reel. Take care in ensuring that the striped portion is in contact with the button head screw.

The Positive Ion Control system applies a variable 0.2 to 1.2 volts on the trolling cable at all times.

Measuring the Natural Electrolysis and PIC Voltage on Your Boat

A voltmeter with a scale of zero to one volt will measure the natural electrolysis. Place the ground lead of the meter on the motor or the battery ground. Place the positive lead on the stainless steel downrigger cable while it is in the water. The downrigger must be unplugged. The voltage you measure on the volt meter is your boat’s natural electrolysis voltage. Use the same set up to measure the PIC voltage; just plug in the Digi-Troll and adjust the PIC voltage desired.

Using Positive Ion Control

Positive Ion Control is very effective when trolling. The zone of attraction created at the downrigger wire will attract the ﬁ sh. It is best to use a short drop back between the downrigger release and the lure. Drop backs of 10 to 20 ft. are typical. A drop back of 50 to 100 ft. will entirely negate the effects of the PIC circuit. Fishing depths greater than 125 ft. may require a slightly higher PIC voltage. If you return to shallow water ﬁ shing remember to turn the PIC voltage down again.

The correct PIC setting for best ﬁ shing advantage varies, depending on ﬁ sh type and location. To fully beneﬁ t from PIC technology, it is important that you experiment with the PIC setting to ﬁ nd the proper voltage for the gameﬁ sh in the area.

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100

120

140

160

100

120

140

160

100

120

140

160

BLOWBACK CALCULATIONS

BLOWBACK

Simply stated, blowback is what happens to the downrigger weight when you pull it through the water behind your boat. As your speed increases, so does the horizontal distance between the weight and your downrigger. The faster you go, the farther the weight is behind you. The farther the weight is behind you, the shallower the weight is.

The following charts provide you with blowback information for three sizes of Cannon downrigger weights pulled at three different speeds with no lures attached and with no current. Current drag, water salinity and the use of nonCannon products will affect your actual trolling depth.

As an example, the ﬁ rst chart shows that if you are trolling at 4 MPH with an 8 pound weight and you have 100FT. of cable in the water with no current; the down rigger ball is actually at a depth of about 80 FT.

8-Lb Weight at 2, 4, and 6 MPH

100

120

140

160

Actual Depth of Weight (ft.)

Cable Length (ft.)

6 MPH

4 MPH

2 MPH

12-Lb Weight at 2, 4, and 6 MPH

100

120

140

160

Actual Depth of Weight (ft.)

10-Lb Weight at 2, 4, and 6 MPH

100

120

140

160

Actual Depth of Weight (ft.)

Cable Length (ft.)

6 MPH

4 MPH

2 MPH

6 MPH

4 MPH

2 MPH

Cable Length (ft.)

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REMOVABLE SPOOL COVER

Your new downrigger comes with a removable spool cover. By removing this cover, you are able to gain easy access to your spooled cable and easy spool removal. This feature allows you to easily access tangled line, get it repaired and get you back into action quickly. This feature also allows you to have multiple reels for different types of line. By purchasing additional reels, you can wind each with a different type of cable (i.e. Uncoated cable, Coated Cable, Mono, etc.). This allows you to switch out desired cables quickly and easily.

WARNING: Do not touch the cable reel while the downrigger is in use. NOTE: Remove all tension from the line before removing or replacing the spool.

Follow the below steps to remove the side cover:

1. Loosen and remove the clutch knob. Turn the clutch knob clockwise until it is free of the motor shaft. (Figure 17)

2. Loosen the two 1/4-20 Phillips head screws on opposite sides on the cover. (Figure 18)

(Figure 20) NOTE: Screws are captured in the cover and will not come out completely.

3. Remove the cover and you now have complete access to the spool. (Figures 19 & 20)

(Figure 21 & 22)

(Figure 19)

Spool

Figure 21 Figure 22

Cover

Figure 20Figure 19

Spool

Figure 17

Figure 19

Phillips Head Screws

Figure 18

Figure 20

4. Reassemble by reversing the above steps.

NOTE: Take care when removing the spool over open water that the clutch pad or clutch disk doesn’t get pulled off.

REPLACING THE CLUTCH PAD

To replace the clutch pad, follow the steps for removing the spool. Once the spool is removed, you have access to the clutch pad. (Figure 21) Simply pull it off the shaft and replace. Reassemble the spool and cover in the reverse order.

(Figure 23)

Figure 23

Figure 21

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MANUAL CRANK HANDLE

USING THE INCLUDED POWER LOSS MANUAL CRANK HANDLE

In case of a dead battery, your downrigger comes equipped with a power loss manual crank handle. This handle allows for the retrieval of your weight should you lose power or have an electrical failure. To utilize the handle follow the below steps.

WARNING: LOOSENING OR REMOVING THE CLUTCH KNOB WILL RELEASE THE SPOOL AND ALLOW IT TO RUN FREE. MAKE SURE YOU HOLD THE SPOOL BEFORE REMOVING THE CLUTCH KNOB. It is recommended that you wear protective gloves when working with the spool.

1. Unplug downrigger and secure reel. See warning above.

2. Rotating clockwise, remove the clutch knob.(Figure 22) CAUTION: Take care when removing the clutch knob over open water.

3. Install the handle’s hex pattern to match the hex pattern on the spool. Once installed, turn the crank towards you to retrieve the weight. (Figure 23)

(Figure 25)

Figure 24 Figure 25

Figure 22

(Figure 24)

Figure 23

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1. In the UP or AUTO-UP mode the downrigger stops periodically but the display stays on or the circuit breaker trips repeatedly.

• Low battery. The battery voltage at the power cord is less than 11.5 volts (measure with a volt meter while the

downrigger is pulling up the weight).

• Power cable is too long or too small in diameter.

• Do not overload the downrigger. It is designed to lift up to 20 lb. weights only.

2. Unit does not turn on.

• Check polarity on power cable.

• Check circuit breaker(s)

3. Unit does not count the amount of cable retrieved correctly.

• Verify that the correct line type (Coated/Uncoated) and line on reel is set to the correct length.

4. Unit does not count the depth correctly.

• Current was interrupted and circuit board was reset.

• Check power cable connections and try to prevent power interruption.

• Retrieve the trolling weight using UP or AUTO-UP.

• Unplug the power cable for 30 seconds and then reconnect.

• Reset the Zero Depth to your desired position.

• Verify that all magnets are present in the spool.

5. Clutch slips.

•

normal use. Do not use tools of any kind to tighten the clutch, hand tightening should always be sufﬁcient. Check clutch disc condition by removing side cover and spool. Replace if necessary.

6. Unit does not stop at water line.

• Using the up and down buttons, adjust the weight so it is at or a little below the water line. Use the Water Zero

button to set that as the new water zero point. Note: due to cable stack this water zero point may shift up or down. It may have to be adjusted continuously depending on the amount of up and down cycles.

TROUBLESHOOTING

1. In the UP or AUTO-UP mode the downrigger stops periodically but the display stays on or the circuit breaker trips repeatedly.

• Low battery. The battery voltage at the power cord is less than 11.5 volts (measure with a volt meter while the

downrigger is pulling up the weight).

• Power cable is too long or too small in diameter.

• Do not overload the downrigger. It is designed to lift up to 20 lb. weights only.

2. Unit does not turn on.

• Check polarity on power cable.

• Check circuit breaker(s)

3. Unit does not count the amount of cable retrieved correctly.

• Verify that the correct line type (Coated/Uncoated) and line on reel is set to the correct length.

4. Unit does not count the depth correctly.

• Current was interrupted and circuit board was reset.

• Check power cable connections and try to prevent power interruption.

• Retrieve the trolling weight using UP or AUTO-UP.

• Unplug the power cable for 30 seconds and then reconnect.

• Reset the Zero Depth to your desired position.

• Verify that all magnets are present in the spool.

5. Clutch slips.

• Retighten clutch knob. Clutch knob should be just tight enough that the clutch does not slip when downrigger is in

normal use. Do not use tools of any kind to tighten the clutch, hand tightening should always be sufﬁ cient. Check clutch disc condition by removing side cover and spool. Replace if necessary.

6. Unit does not stop at water line.

• Using the up and down buttons, adjust the weight so it is at or a little below the water line. Use the Water Zero

7. Unit does not display sonar depth correctly or at all.

• With the transducer connected, power down the downrigger, wait 30 seconds, and power on the downrigger.

8. Bottom-Following option does not work.

• Check cable connections with transducer.

• Check transducer mounting.

NOTE: For all other malfunctions, visit an Authorized Service Center. You can search for an Authorized Service C

enter in your area by visiting our Authorized Service Center page, found online, or by calling our customer service

number.

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DIGI-TROLL 10 ELECTRIC DOWNRIGGER

This page provides Cannon® WEEE compliance disassembly instructions. For more information about where you should dispose of your waste equipment for recycling and recovery and/or your European Union member state requirements, please contact your dealer or distributor from which your product was purchased.

Tools required, but not limited to:ﬂ at head screw driver, Phillips screw driver, socket set, pliers, wire cutters.

101

102

100

103

PARTS DIAGRAM

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PARTS LIST

ITEM QTY

1 1 3392524 FRAME, RAW

*2 4 3393130 NUT-HEX 1/4-20 SS 300SRS

3 1 3394722 INSERT, PUSH ON 4 1 3394702 INSERT, BASE

*5 2 2373450 SCREW-#8-18 X 3/8 THD* (SS)

6 1 3396510 LENS-WINDOW 7 1 3394019 KEYPAD, DIGI-TROLL 10 8 1 3396603 SEAL PLATE, DT10 9 2 700176 CON XCAP MINI-CON PANEL MOUNT

10 2 3391730 WASHER, SEAL, DATA

11 1 3391220 HARNESS, COMM

12 1 3391221 HARNESS, TRANSDUCER

16 1 3398205 CIRCUIT BREAKER, 25 AMP

17 1 1221491 BOOT CIRCUIT BREAKER 18 1 3993220 ASSY, POWER CABLE, RETRO(SUB) 19 1 3392920 STRAIN-RELIEF, HEYCO M4502 20 1 3996515 MOTOR/GEAR HOUSING ASSY

21 1 3393411 SCREW-FLANGE HEX HI-LO 22 1 3394008 ASY PCA,DIGI-TRLL 10,10TS 23 1 3390203 COVER, MOTOR 24 1 401966-3 MIC VENT,PTFE LU LRA MATERIAL 25 1 3396902 GASKET, COVER 26 11 3393480 SCREW-#10X.75”PPH HI-LO SS 27 1 3391907 PLATE, CLUTCH SHAFT 28 1 3392640 PIN, DRIVESHAFT 30 1 3391711 PAD, CLUTCH

31 1 3777927 REEL, ROUGH, 3.75” OD 32 1 3392707 SPRING, REEL 33 1 3396020 BALL BEARING, REEL 34 1 3393474 SCREW-DRIVE #14 X .75” SS 35 1 3391906 PLATE, CLUTCH REEL 36 1 3393418 SCREW-#10-16X.75”HI-LO SS 37 4 1459666 CERAMIC MAGNET P/N 42-B-5020 38 1 3775397 400’ CABLE 39 1 9100070 CON LEADER SLEEVE 40 1 3390205 COVER, REEL

41 2 2373434 SCREW-1/4-20 X 3/4 SS PPMS 42 2 2071718 WASHER #10 NYLON RETAINING 43 1 3394605 O-RING, KNOB 44 1 3390103 KNOB, SOFT GRIP, CLUTCH 45 1 3391737 HDW WASHER, THRUST 46 1 9010280 HDW BEARING, THRUST 47 2 3395634 DECAL- SIDE, BLACK 48 1 3395710 DECAL-PIC BLACK

*49 1 3991913 CNN ASY, SWIVEL BASE *50 1 2249001 HDW KNB RELEASE PIN

*51 1 3392600 PIN - RELEASE *52 1 2287002 HDW SPRING RELEASE PIN *53 1 3391923 BASE, SWIVEL MOLDED *54 1 3394630 TOP, SWIVEL MOLDED

PART

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

ITEM QTY

*55 1 3391919 PLATE, INDEX TS *56 1 2277001 HDW RETAINER RELEASE NUT

57 1 9010004 HDW BEARING SWIVEL BASE *58 1 3991930 ASY, MNT BASE DT/MAG(SUB) *59 1 3391955 BASE-MOUNT, MAG ST *60 3 3390101 KNOB-CANNON, SOFT GRIP

61 1 3393000 RING, RETAINING, 1/4” SHAFT *62 1 3991904 ASSY-CNN, ROD HOLDER *63 1 3394200 ARM, DUAL AXIS-ROD HOLDER

64 1 3392033 TUBE, DUAL AXIS RD HLDR 65 11 3394602 WASHER, FLAT #8, SS 66 1 2277002 ASY HDW RELEASE UNIVERSAL 67 1 2210821 ASY BOOM TELESCOPIC 68 1 3397900 BALL HOOK EXTRUSION

*69 1 3990200 ASSY-CNN, BOOM END (SUB)

70 1 3392520 CASE, PULLEY

*71 1 3392300 SHEEVE, PULLEY *72 1 3391507 SHIM, BOOM END *73 1 3392013 BOOM END, NEW *74 1 3393485 SCREW-#10-24X1.75 PPHMS S *75 1 3393124 NUT-#10-32 NYLOK 18-8 SS *76 1 2303412 SCREW-#6-20 X 5/8 SELF TAP *77 1 3390005 BEARING-NYLINER, #8L5-1/2-F

*78 1 9280720 HDW SCR 1/4 20X2 TRUSS HD PHIL

*79 1 9280713 HDW SCR 1/4 20X1 1/2 TRUSS HEA

*80 1 2263103 NUT-1/4-20 NYLOCK SS

*81 1 2371712 WASHER-FLAT 9/32 X 5/8 X 1/16

*82 1 9100100 CON TERMINATOR *83 1 9100101 CUSHION SLEEVE TERMINATOR *84 1 9100620 HDW SNAP SWIVEL 4/0-37 MARLIN *85 1 2200148 ASY SNAP & INSULATOR *86 1 9040040 HDW BOLT 1/4-20 ROLLEDTHD HOOK *87 1 3393461 SCREW-1/4-20 X 2” SS, PPH *88 1 3390910 HANDLE-CRANK, MANUAL *89 1 3393113 NUT, HEX, MINI-CON-X *90 11 3391732 WASHER, SEALING

*91 2 2372100 SCREW, #8-18 X 5/8

*92 1 3391958 PLATE, SUPPORT TOP *93 1 3393210 CAP ASSY, POWER CABLE, MOTOR *94 1 3393200 CABLE-POWER, BATTERY *95 1 3393201 CAP ASSY, POWER CABLE, BATTERY *96 1 3393222 CABLE-POWER, MOTOR, RETRO

*97 1 2219822 HDW CLAMP BASE TUBE NEW

*98 1 2219823 HDW CLAMP BASE INTER TUBE NEW *99 1 3393300 COLLET - BASE TUBE

*100 1 3393301 COLLET - MID TUBE

*101 1 2290828 24” BOOM - HEAVY DUTY *102 1 2290829 ASY TUBE BOOM INTER BLK *103 1 2290830 ASY TUBE BOOM END BLK

PART

NUMBER

1 3994807 BAG ASSEMBLY (INCLUDES 72-90)

DESCRIPTION

n THIS TIEM IS PART OF AN ASSEMBLY.

* THIS ITEM IS PART OF A KIT AND ONLY LISTED FOR VIEWING PURPOSES.

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Tools required, but not limited to:ﬂ at head screw driver, Phillips screw driver, socket set, pliers, wire cutters.

PARTS DIAGRAM

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PARTS LIST

ITEM QTY

1 1 3392525 FRAME, TS

*2 4 3393130 NUT-HEX 1/4-20 SS 300SRS

3 1 3394722 INSERT, PUSH ON 4 1 3394702 INSERT, BASE

*5 2 2373450 SCREW-#8-18 X 3/8 THD* (SS)

6 1 3396510 LENS-WINDOW 7 1 3394019 KEYPAD, DIGI-TROLL 10 8 1 3396603 SEAL PLATE, DT10 9 2 700176 CON XCAP MINI-CON PANEL MOUNT

10 2 3391730 WASHER, SEAL, DATA

11 1 3391220 HARNESS, COMM 12 1 3391221 HARNESS, TRANSDUCER 13 1 1234002 HDW INSERT SS PRESS 1/4IN(SUB) 15 1 3398205 CIRCUIT BREAKER, 25 AMP

16 1 1221491 BOOT CIRCUIT BREAKER

17 1 3993220 ASSY, POWER CABLE, RETRO(SUB)

18 1 3392920 STRAIN-RELIEF, HEYCO M4502 19 1 3996515 MOTOR/GEAR HOUSING ASSY

20 4 3393411 SCREW-FLANGE HEX HI-LO

21 1 3394008 ASY PCA,DIGI-TRLL 10,10TS

22 1 3390204 COVER, MOTOR, TS 23 1 401966-3 MIC VENT,PTFE LU LRA MATERIAL 24 1 3396902 GASKET, COVER 25 11 3393480 SCREW-#10X.75”PPH HI-LO SS

26 1 3391907 PLATE, CLUTCH SHAFT

27 1 3392640 PIN, DRIVESHAFT 28 1 3391711 PAD, CLUTCH 29 1 3777908 REEL, ROUGH, 3.75” OD, SS 30 4 1459666 CERAMIC MAGNET P/N 42-B-5020

31 1 3775397 400’ CABLE 32 1 9100070 CON LEADER SLEEVE 33 1 3390206 COVER, REEL, TS 34 2 2373434 SCREW-1/4-20 X 3/4 SS PPMS 35 2 2071718 WASHER #10 NYLON RETAINING

36 1 3394605 O-RING, KNOB

37 1 3390103 KNOB, SOFT GRIP, CLUTCH

38 1 3391737 HDW WASHER, THRUST 39 1 9010280 HDW BEARING, THRUST 40 2 3395634 DECAL- SIDE, BLACK

41 1 3395711 DECAL-PIC TS 42 1 2998905 CNN ASY, SWIVEL BASE

*43 1 2249001 HDW KNB RELEASE PIN *44 1 3392600 PIN - RELEASE *45 1 2287002 HDW SPRING RELEASE PIN *46 1 3391923 BASE, SWIVEL MOLDED

*47 1 3394630 TOP, SWIVEL MOLDED *48 1 3391919 PLATE, INDEX TS *49 1 2277001 HDW RETAINER RELEASE NUT

PART

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

ITEM QTY

*50 1 9010004 HDW BEARING SWIVEL BASE

51 1 3991930 ASY, MNT BASE DT/MAG(SUB)

52 1 3391955 BASE-MOUNT, MAG ST *53 1 3390101 KNOB-CANNON, SOFT GRIP *54 1 3393000 RING, RETAINING, 1/4” SHAFT *55 1 3991904 ASSY-CNN, ROD HOLDER *56 1 3394200 ARM, DUAL AXIS-ROD HOLDER

*57 1 3392033 TUBE, DUAL AXIS RD HLDR

58 1 2200109 SALTWATER RELEASE

59 11 3394602 WASHER, FLAT, #8, SS

60 1 3392010 ASY BOOM TELESCOPIC, SS

61 1 3397900 BALL HOOK EXTRUSION

62 1 3990200 ASSY-CNN, BOOM END (SUB) *63 1 3392520 CASE, PULLEY *64 1 3392300 SHEEVE, PULLEY *65 1 3391507 SHIM, BOOM END *66 1 3392013 BOOM END, NEW

*67 1 3393485 SCREW-#10-24X1.75 PPHMS S *68 1 3393124 NUT-#10-32 NYLOK 18-8 SS *69 1 2303412 SCREW-#6-20 X 5/8 SELF TAP

*70 1 3390005 BEARING-NYLINER, #8L5-1/2-F

*71 1 9280720 HDW SCR 1/4 20X2 TRUSS HD PHIL *72 1 9280713 HDW SCR 1/4 20X1 1/2 TRUSS HEA *73 1 2263103 NUT-1/4-20 NYLOCK SS *74 1 2371712 WASHER-FLAT 9/32 X 5/8 X 1/16 *75 1 9100100 CON TERMINATOR *76 1 9100101 CUSHION SLEEVE TERMINATOR *77 1 9100620 HDW SNAP SWIVEL 4/0-37 MARLIN *78 1 2200148 ASY SNAP & INSULATOR *79 1 9040040 HDW BOLT 1/4-20 ROLLEDTHD HOOK

*80 1 3393461 SCREW-1/4-20 X 2” SS, PPH

*81 1 3390910 HANDLE-CRANK, MANUAL

*83 1 3393113 NUT, HEX, MINI-CON-X *84 11 3391732 WASHER, SEALING *85 2 2372100 SCREW, #8-18 X 5/8 *86 1 3391958 PLATE, SUPPORT TOP

*87 1 3393210 CAP ASSY, POWER CABLE, MOTOR

*88 1 3393200 CABLE-POWER, BATTERY *89 1 3393201 CAP ASSY, POWER CABLE, BATTERY *90 1 3393222 CABLE-POWER, MOTOR, RETRO

*91 1 2219822 HDW CLAMP BASE TUBE NEW

*92 1 2219823 HDW CLAMP BASE INTER TUBE NEW *93 1 3393300 COLLET - BASE TUBE *94 1 3393301 COLLET - MID TUBE *95 1 3392001 TUBE, BOOM, BASE, SS *96 1 3392002 TUBE, BOOM, MID, SS

*97 1 3392003 TUBE, BOOM, END, SS

PART

NUMBER

1 3994807 BAG ASSEMBLY (INCLUDES 65-84)

DESCRIPTION

n THIS TIEM IS PART OF AN ASSEMBLY.

* THIS ITEM IS PART OF A KIT AND ONLY LISTED FOR VIEWING PURPOSES.

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COMPLIANCE STATEMENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE STATEMENT:

It is the intention of JOME to be a responsible corporate citizen, operating in compliance with known and applicable environmental regulations, and a good neighbor in the communities where we make or sell our products.

WEEE DIRECTIVE:

EU Directive 2002/96/EC “Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE)” impacts most distributors, sellers, and manufacturers of consumer electronics in the European Union. The WEEE Directive requires the producer of consumer electronics to take responsibility for the management of waste from their products to achieve environmentally responsible disposal during the product life cycle. WEEE compliance may not be required in your location for electrical & electronic equipment (EEE), nor may it be required for EEE designed and intended as ﬁ xed or temporary installation in transportation vehicles such as automobiles, aircraft, and boats. In some European Union member states, these vehicles are considered outside of the scope of the Directive, and EEE for those applications can be considered excluded from the WEEE Directive requirement.

This symbol (WEEE wheelie bin) on product indicates the product must not be disposed of with other household refuse. It must be disposed of and collected for recycling and recovery of waste EEE. Johnson Outdoors Inc. will mark all EEE products in accordance with the WEEE Directive. It is our goal to comply in the collection, treatment, recovery, and environmentally sound disposal of those products; however, these requirement do vary within European Union member states. For more information about where you should dispose of your waste equipment for recycling and recovery and/or your European Union member state requirements, please contact your dealer or distributor from which your product was purchased.

DISPOSAL:

Johnson Outdoors Inc. products are not subject to the disposal regulations EAG-VO (electric devices directive) that implements the WEEE directive. Nevertheless never dispose of your product in a garbage bin but at the proper place of collection of your local town council.

Never dispose of battery in a garbage bin. Comply with the disposal directions of the manufacturer or his representative and dispose of them at the proper place of collection of your local town council.

WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES

ROD HOLDERS & TRACK SYSTEMS

Incredible versatile rod holders, rock-solid bases and plates. It’s everything you need to rig your boat up to fit the way you fish - and you can mount it all up on our track system, which features interchangeable components made of high-strength aluminum.

DUAL AXIS ADJUSTABLE

ROD HOLDER

ALUMINUM MOUNT TRACK

SWIVEL BASE PEDESTAL

MOUNTS

Rig it up and reel ‘em in with a variety of mounting options suited to fit the way you fish.

DECK PLATE

CLAMP MOUNTSWIVEL BASE GIMBAL MOUNT

LINE RELEASES & WEIGHTS

We offer a wide variety of downrigger accessories designed to give you the best fishing experience:

• Uni-Line Release

• Uni-Stacker Release

• 4 to 12 lb. weights

Looking for fishing gear and accessories? Visit our website.

Cannon DIGI-TROLL 10, DIGI-TROLL 10 TS User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual